>> al: we have a look ahead to other things happening around the league. we'll take a look ahead to next week's matchup. n. pittsburgh. so in green bay, the big question will be aaron rodgers, the extent of his -- what we assume a hamstring tweak, pull, whatever you want to call it. and the fact they'll have a by week and we'll see them on sunday night football next time they play. in the fortnight against the chicago bears. second and six. lorig. cris, this is what you were talking about going into that break.

the packer defense. you notice the difference between passer rating and what you do is look at numbers a lot of different ways. en that is dom's preferential statistic. >> cris: they haven't seen drew brees yet either. the list of quarterbacks they face at this point feels in comparison to this guy. >> al: third and a deuce. fumble. lorig loses the football and the packers are going to wind up with it. 1:11. williams comes away with it. brees first player in the history of the league with 300 or more yards in six straight games against one opponent. so there is numbers against the packers. that first game in '03, he was a san diego charger. all rest, of course, as a saint.

joined this club in 2006. so he owns dairy land. >> cris: it was interesting talking to him this week, too. he said there's a lot of things we got to get cleaned up around here. and not necessarily football related. he was looking for leaders, especially on the defensive side. he said we lost will smith, grier, harper, jenkins, vilma. it's a big deal. we haven't replaced them yet with leaders on the defensive side. so rob brian, i think has gone back to basics a little bit. it goes against his dna to not blitz. but two weeks in a row now maybe simplifying things thepd defense. >> here is harris the backup running back. taken down. he lost on offenses with sproles. saints lost a lot of guys to free agency during the off-season, trades, and what have you.

and didn't pick up very much. but seemed to have righted the ship at least in the friendly confines of the mercedes benz super dome. there they were. some big names. >> cris: if you're a saints fan, it's hard to believe you're going to be playing for first place in your division next week with four losses. built that's the way it goes on thursday night. >> al: they go to charlotte. so another home win. another win by 21 points. 12 straight prime time wins in the regular season. also two in the playoffs. almost every one of them has been at the end of the day or night a route. game was tied at the half at 16. the second half belonging to the saints. check on rodgers of course over the next week or two heading into the game against chicago.

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they win tonight over green bay 44-23. game balls, drew brees as you might suspect, brees for the night. 27 of 32. 310 yards, no picks and three tds. mark ingram carried it 24 times for 172 yards and a touchdown. cam jordan had a couple of sacks. all three get game balls and their likenesses on the side of the sunday night football bus and two of them, brees and ingraham get the talk of talking with michelle. >> drew, earlier you told us this offense was sort of like a race horse that had been held back too long and you just needed to let the reigns loose. why was tonight the night? >> well, because the season is passing us by. so we had to get it together. great night to do it. sunday night football here in the super dome. we're able to turn it loose. we hit on all cylinders. run game is great. mark had a great night. offensive line did phenomenal. defense came up with huge plays. stopped them in the red zone and got turnovers.

it was a great team victory. >> mention the offensive line, tim lolita makes his first career start at center. yet the line doesn't seem to miss a beat. what stood out about their performance? >> well, you know, they hand ld a lot. down the stretch you want to be able to close out games offensively. in many cases you have to do that with the run game. and our guy dz a great job of it. last two drives, it was just all runs. and they powered their way through it. mark had a big run at the end to seal the deal with the touchdown. but can't say enough about the guys up front. >> and mark ingram who we're going to talk to next, big, big night. career night. what was it that made this the time for him to breakthrough? >> well, you know, when he two backs down, pierre and mark carried the load and did it masterfully. obviously, guys up front did a heck of a job to get him the holes that he got. man, he made a the love guys miss and broke a lot of tackles. listen, he just did what we all know he can do and we've seen it

many, many times. no bigger night than sunday night to break it out again. >> drew, thanks. congratulations. >> thank you. >> speaking of mark ingram and that career night, you missed three games with a broken hand. here you come in tonight when they needed you with pierre thomas and thomas down. how were you able to do it? >> man, god is good. able to get the time down to heal and had a great week of practice. offensive line, they're the ones that made this thing go. they did a great job of blocking and just creating seems for know go through. i got to give all thanks to the line. without them, i wouldn't have had a night like this. >> yeah, that's true. but also no one seemed to be able to tackle you, mark. no one could get you down. why was that? >> i just read the hole, hit it and try real hard. go with authority and try to make plays, that's all. >> and drew wants to see you build and continue to grow and make good things happen every week. how do you top this one? >> we have to continue to get better. improvement we made from last week to this week, we have to make that same improvement from

last week to thursday. so we have to keep improving and keep getting better. you know, not being in the film room. keep critiquing ourselves and improving to get better. >> congratulations on the big night, mark. >> thank you. i appreciate it. >> michelle, thanks. aaron rodgers threw for better than 400 yards and also was intercepted twice, first time he's been picked off since the opening night of the season in seattle. let's bring in tony tunji. is the type of game that can jump-start the saints, especially considering the fact that the pace is slow in their division so they play for first place on thursday night at carolina? >> i think it really can, bob. a lot of good things happen for them tonight. you mentioned mark ingram and the night he had running the ball. i think what's got drew brees and maybe all the new orleans fans excited was getting a couple of their passing game weapons going. jimmy graham got back tonight and looked like jimmy graham, making plays in the red zone. they also got brandon cooks going. they've been waiting for this.

not only the fly sweeps and the short passing but getting him a deep ball. so they exploded like we're used to seeing the saints explode. now the question, is hey, you did it at home. we always expect you to do it at home. can you do it thursday night on the road in carolina? >> ulz a giant question for the saints when they leave the friendly confines of the super dome. thank you, tony. let's turn now to mike florio, pro football talk. what are the big stories you're working on for tomorrow's show? >> the trade deadline comes on tuesday. i'm told the new england patriots would like to find another running back. doug mart sin a possibility. the eagles also looking for a starting safety to pair with malcolm jenkins. nate allen current starter at strong safety got burned today for a 75-yard touchdown pass. eagles would like to send him to the bench. speaking of getting burned, falcons are up very easterly dwroi day. they lost to the lions. their owner arthur blank is dismayed by the outcome.

and with the falcons now ent entering a by we can, we could have a coaching change possibly in atlanta. there is probably going to be a quarterback change in new york. geno smith was yanked after three first quarter intersepgss. mike vick came if after the game. rex ryan said he has no idea who his starter will be. geno smith has an shoulder injury. rex ryan will get more information about smith's health on monday. >> mike, thanks as always for the information here in nourns. the saints 44 and the packers 23. al michaels is back to wrap things up from the big easy right after this. alright guys. the usual. double wings, extra ranch. we need to do something different. callahan's? ehh, i mean get away, like, away away. road trip? double wings, extra ranch. feels good to mix it up.

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>> they're going to call it offensive interference. >> down the field. there's a man open. to the end zone. 47-yard touchdown. >> a couple highlights there. more coming up after the game on nbcsn. sunday sports report. cris collinsworth, rodney harrison joining me in a few and josh elliott for a look at today's nfl action sports report coming up on nbcsn. a lot to talk about down there. and boy, we can't wait to get to pittsburgh next week. baltimore and pittsburgh always a great rivalry. we've done a lot of the games through the years. big game in a wide open afc north. cincinnati wins today. pits bufrl and baltimore are a-3. cleveland is 4-3. and a day that ben roethlisberger will always have to remember, 40 of 49 for 522 yards and 6 touchdowns for ben in that win over indianapolis. meanwhile, you saw the steve

smith play that might have given baltimore victory at the end of the game and cincinnati knocked off the ravens. they'll be meeting next sunday night from pittsburgh. we'll see you whether we get to steel town. in the meantime that, will do it from here. nor new orleans wins the game. our entire gang says good night from the mercedes benz super dome in new orleans, louisiana. my one word to describe ac would be laid back.

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fishermen rush to the rescue when a mother throws her baby in to the ocean in atlantic city. an empty carriage left behind as a story of heroism emerges. good evening. police believe the woman you suicidal when she headed toward the water with a baby in her arms. now she's facinguátáy this unfolded this afternoon at the end of pacific avenue at the boardwalk in the city's in inlet section. we talked to the heros who risked their lives to save the

mom and baby. >> given the potential bad outcomes in the case, it is a miracle that mother and daughter are recovering in the hospital. >> are you all right? >> the fishermen knew something was wrong as they watched the woman carrying an infant girl. >> we saw a lady walk to the rocks with the baby. he said where are you going with that baby? she didn't say nothing. she kept walking. by he time we got over there the lady was in the water. >> atlantic city police say the mother had thrown her daughter in to the bay and jumped in. luis ortiz was fish ing nearby. >> i let her know i'm going in for you. but don't panic and try to grab me and that's it. i fwhent after her. >> retired firefighter thomas bell happened to be on the jetty and performed cpr on the child. >> the lady handed me the baby. i did two mouth breathes, patted her on the back. she spit up a lot of water. i just ran down the jetty and

gave it to the ems people there. >> both were taken to the hospital and investigators identified the mother as 24-year-old patricia shurig. the incident haunts the rescuer sfwls i don't know about her here or anything, i hope she can get help. >> you know i'm thinking about why? what was going through that lady's mind to put herself and her child in danger like that? >> reporter: police say patricia shurig will face at the very least second degree aggravated assault charges. she's being held on $100,000 bail. in atlantic city, doug shimell, nbc 10 news. police are looking for the gunman who killed a man at point blank range. 911 calls started just after 9:00 tonight. police arrived on forest avenue and west oak lane to find the victim dead in the street. he had just left a friend's home and was shot in the head and back. investigators are looking to see if city surveillance cameras were rolling. dozens of dirt bikes and

atvs are off the streets after a sting by police. it is part of a crackdown on those vehicles that are illegal on city streets. they are trying to prevent scenes like where riders were weaving in and out of traffic. police showed the 4 dirt bike and atvs they confiscated throughout the city and that's just what they got until 7:00 tonight. officers are still at it tonight searching for more of these. police say the scene last week wasn't the reason for today 's sting but highlighted the dangers of these types of vehicles. >> very reckless, they are riding on sidewalks, it is definitely a public safety hazard. that's one of the reasons we can't chase them. we adopt know what they are going to do if we chase them. they are going to take off. they don't have lights on a lot of the vehicles. >> along with the confiscated vehicles, police arrested two people riding stolen dirt bikes.

septa riworkers authorized strike. they belong to the local 234, the largest 0 of septa's unions. the work has been working without a contract since spring. the key sticking point are pensions and health care. >> we have to strike, we'll strike. as of right now, i'm tired of coming home hurt, exhausted, broke, just being able to make it. >> i was on my way to buy a weekly ticket and as soon as you said strike, i'm like forget it, i'll drive. >> septa says it has been given no indication a strike is imminent. there will be an update today from the union. >> it is cooling down out there after a beautiful weekend. most people walking around

rittenhouse square tonight had on their jackets. it's been unusually warm the past few days and brittany is here to tell us how long will it last? >> we will warm up but in to tomorrow close to average. dropping down to the 60. we are seeing quiet conditions right now on our radar shot. if we take a closer look at center city we will see clear skies. a cold night ahead, especially if you live in lancaster county where we will see a frost advisory until 9:00 a.m. we could see a little patchy frost and that will extend to the poconos. right new in philadelphia, 56 degrees. clear skies, low humidity and our wind speeds have relaxed out of the northwest at six miles an hour. as you head to work tomorrow or maybe taking the kids to the bus stop, temperatures in the suburbs will start off on the cool side, 40 degrees. 45 in the city and as we head to the afternoon we will see temperatures closer to average. closer look at what to expect. warmer days, back to the 70s.

chance of showers in the seven-day forecast and i'm tracking halloween chill. i will let you know what to expect in the seven-day forecast. now to the latest on ebola concerns. new york governor andrew cuomo tonight backed off earlier tough quarantine standards for doctors who had contact with patients. he is ordering home quarantines instead of hospitals and new jersey's governor ordered twice a damon toring. the government will reelise national guidelines for returning medical workers. this is coming as a nurse quarantined at a new york hospital said her isolation is inhumane. randy gyllenhaal talked to her lawyer and said this may be a constitutional battle. >> reporter: nurse kaci hickox stays another night in the

hospital. she has hired an attorney to get her out. >> she's in a tent. we were given two plastic chairs where we sat. we were able to talk to her through a plastic window. >> civil liberties lawyer norman siegel spent 75 minutes with kaci hickox. the doctors without borders nurse is confined to a plastic tent an can't leave since a state order mandates anyone who had contact with ebola victims must be isolated for three weeks. >> she's been tested. she's normal. there's no fever. >> reporter: her attorney says this order announced by governor chris christie amounts to an unconstitutional violation of her rights and they are suing the state to get kaci out. >> we believe the medical directors should be executing these policies not politicians. >> she presented with a fever. >> reporter: speaking on a

campaign stop he said the nurse had a fever at the airport and more importantly recently treated ebola victims in sierra leone. >> i understand miss hickox is uncomfortable. i understand she doesn't want to be quarantined, but my greater responsibility is the 8.9 million people of the state of new jersey. >> reporter: even the white house is cdc is weighing in trying to get new jersey to back off. new york city city mayor bill de blasio says health workers must be treated like human beings. >> the problem is this hero coming back from the front having done the right thing was treated with disrespect, was treated with a sense that she had done something wrong when she hadn't. >> reporter: this lawsuit will be filed later this week. hickox's attorney says the case could set precedent for the rest of the country when it comes to mandatory medical quarantines. nbc 10 news. you can count on nbc 10 to help to ease your concerns about

the ebola virus. at 4:00 in the morning, we will have two medical professionals here at the nbc 10 studios answering your questions. if you have you have a question send it in. look for the ebola q and a section. we will answer them from 4:00 to 7 a.m. here on nbc 10 news today. so much excitement in so short a time. the eagles fell short today against the cardinals. john clark is live at comcast a sportsnet with the game highlights. this was a rough one for our birds. >> frustrating. the eagles put up up 521 yards of offense but mistakes did them in, turnovers and penalties. the eagles gave up bad plays. eagles strike first. this is a great call. 21-yard touchdown. eagles up 7-0. lovin' it. game tied at seven.

eagles driving. nick foles drives it off. more yards. fumbles at the 7:00. animated with his rookie receiver. eagles driving again. another turnover deep in cardinals territory. intercepted by antonio cromartie. check out matt tobin. eagles ball again. jeremy taking a helmet to helmet to helmet hit there. mana maclin did leave but returned. 80 yards for the touchdown. cardinals are up 14-7 and fitzgerald always kills the eagles. maclin returning the punt here. need some gatorade. two tables of gatorade. hee is okay. look at this ball to jeremy maclin.

54-yard touchdown. eagles up three. eagles try to extend the lead but nick foles makes another mistake. intercepted again by cromartie. this is a great play. it is broken up so the cardinals kick a field goal to tie it up at 17. first down inside to one. he appears to maybe have the first down. but apparently he doesn't. chip kicks the field goal. the eagles take a 20-17 lead. carson palmer finds john brown wide 0 open here. cary williams and allen make a 75 yard touchdown. first time in history they have two touch downs of 75 yards or more in a game. from the 16, the eagles have pressure. one second left. this is it. jordan matthews makes the catch but he's out of bounds and the eagles lose a tough one, 24-20.

coming up in 15 minutes or so, we will be joined for reaction from the locker room and ray will provide hi hall of fame analysis. for now, i'm john clark. back to you, ten niece. they were disappointed by watched the game did not disappoint local children. the young professionals hosted the first fund-raiser at a south street pub. everyone who attend donated $10 to the center. now to decision 2014. the clock is ticking to election day. the men who want to be governor of pennsylvania spent sunday campaigning in pittsburgh area. tom wolf wants to ray taxes on the natural gas industry and boost public state funding. corbett insists he will need to raise taxes on the middle class.

one week from today, president obama will be in philadelphia campaigning with tom wolf. it's hoped the pair can drive up turnout in the state's biggest city which has large number of democratic and black voters. the red cross is helping six people following a row home fire in montgomery county. nbc 10 on the scene of 200 block of oak street. firefighters from neighboring towns came to help put out the flames. no one was hurt. next on nbc 10 news -- blb blb. >> caught on camera, a philadelphia cop caught cursing at kids. the video has police investigating one of their own. the buck stops here. the damage caused when a deer makes an unexpected shopping trip. dry stretch is going to continue for the time being. i'm tracking mid-week showers. i will let you know what to

expect as you head back to work tomorrow. that's coming up in my first alert seven-day forecast.

you have heard of a bull in a china shop, how about a deer in a furniturer store. it happened. a deer raced through the mattress section and used his antlers to let himself out the back door. no one was hurt. the store remained open while the crew cleaned up the mess the buck left behind. interesting pieces of

americana went on display today in mount airy. take a look. these may seem like ordinary quilts but they contain hidden maps and codes used to guide slaves in the underground railroad. mount airy united fellowship church was on the way. >> every color and symbol meant something. for people who were trying to escape to freedom and this is one of the stops. the church is located on the route the slaves would take trying to get to canada. now your nbc 10 first alert weather. tomorrow we will see a fall-like day. plenty of sunshine. temperatures will drop a few degrees and warmer again. in the 70s approaching tuesday

and wednesday. tuesday will be the warmest day of the week. midweek showers expected in to wednesday. cooler temperatures on the way in time for halloween. keep that in mind as you plan your costume. right now for philadelphia, 52 degrees. our humidity is 59%. wind speeds out the northwest at seven miles an hour. our wind speeds have relaxed from earlier today. we saw gusts over 40 miles an hour in the poconos. 47 mount pocono. 51 allentown. 43 pottstown, 49 glassboro. we dropped to the 40s for atlantic city, still in the mid-50s in stone harbor. temperatures in dover 51. and we are going to see cold conditions the rest of tonight. the wind speeds have relaxed. also clear skies contribute to cooling. if you look across the nation very quiet. that means we are going to see dry conditions as we head to the next couple of days. by wednesday that's going to change. back to average for us or average for this time of the year. 64 degrees. we were slightly above the

average. tomorrow it will be closer to the average before warming back up above average in to tuesday and wednesday. tonight, clear and cool. 44 for philadelphia. only 358 for suburbs to the north and west. lancaster county under a frost advisory. we could see a little patchy frost around the poconos and lancaster county. sunny skies expected tomorrow. temperatures range between 60 to 65 degrees. the seven-day forecast shows a warming trend as we head in to tuesday as high pressure rebuilds across our area. pushing in to wednesday, a chance of showers back in your forecast. if you look at thursday, we will see another cold front drop our temperatures ten degrees back down to the 60s. that's just the start. if you look at friday, 58 degrees on your halloween. saturday and sunday of next week, unseasonably cool. temperatures dropping down in to the 40s for our daytime highs. only 50 degrees by sunday. brittany, thanks. i'm john clark. tough loss for the eagles. they have lost eight of the ten

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turnovers finally caught to the eagles in their loss to the cardinals. nick foles has seven interceptions over the last four games. only two have more this season them birds turned it over 17 times. only the jaguars and jets have

more. derek gun has more from arizona. >> reporter: it was a homecoming for nick foles but the former arizona quarterback could not bring home the win, despite three final shots from the cardinals 16 yard line. >> from the end zone and it is incomplete out of the end zone. >> got to try to make the play. i mean trust me, gave me a chance with the ball. i have to find a way to get my feet down. that's the bottom line. that's on me. i have to make a play for my team, my quarterback. that's how it is. >> i was trying to play a one-on-one match. trying to give guys an opportunity make a play in that situation. >> reporter: moving the ball was not the problem. finishing was. they had success running and passing but two turnovers deep in arizona territory and 11 penalties undercut the team's effort. >> we talk about it all the time you can't turn the ball over and be a successful team.

especially in a game against a quality opponent. we turned it over twice in the red zone. you do that you will loo the game. >> reporter: while the offense harps on the self-incliflicted wounds, the 80 yard score this this third and the breaking 75 yarder that beat williams. >> we need to play deeper. he made a fwrat play. one of the fastest guys and he made a play. he made the catch. >> something we talk about being in the defensive back. you know, trying to keep the plays off of us. big plays and i take the blame for that last one. >> we didn't get the job done. none of it you good enough, the coaching, the execution, we had good spurts and these nfl games come down to the end, the last

quarter, the last plays they are all going to be there and it is who makes those plays. you have to get to that spot, keep it tight enough and when the game is on the line and i have the confidence that those guys will make those plays more than they don't. >> it lived up to the billing and there is a possibility they could see each other again for the right to go to super 49, which takes place here in university of phoenix stadium. for nbc 10, derek gunn, comcast sportsnet. >> joining us the hall of famer ray didinger. in all of those years of randy reed football, nick foles set records for kplempcomplexes and attempts. >> in 36 completions it is the record, broke mcnabb's record, either case too much in my view. anytime you put nick foles where he is throwing the ball 62

times. i don't think that is a great strategy to win. chip kelly is normally a really good play caller but this is a situation where to me i know you are going against a good run defense and the cardinals stats be i you shouldn't ask nick foles to throw the ball 62 times i don't believe. >> nick has seven interceptions over the last four games. is he doing something than you saw last year, or is it basically he is throwing too much and we're counting on him too much? >> i think it's a little bit of that and i think he is making some mechanical mistakes. he's throwing some off balance, cross body throws, fall away kind of throws and some simple bad decisions. first he throws to cromartie is off balance and throwing it too late. he has one look. by the time he comes back to get the ball the play is not there and cromartie has an easy interception. that's fundamental and decision-making error on his part. i think that's part of it. i think the riley-cooper play at

the end was a breakdown in communication. like riley cooper was trying to get his attention, waving to him and he wasn't sure what the play was and he ran one route and threw the other. do that in the nfl and you will get picked. >> chip kelly decided to kick a field goal. you are a yard away from the end zone. do you agree with that. >> i'm there will be a lively debate. in that situation i would kick the field goal and take the lead. for the most part i thought they had controlled the cardinal offense pretty well. i think in that spot, i'm okay with kicking the field goal and letting your defense try to play. that is a decision chip kelly made. i probably would have made the same one. >> the cardinals in the first team in the nfl in three years to have offensive touchdowns, two of them, 75 yards or more. though are huge plays the defense is giving up here. >> it is. for the most part the eagles

defense kept the team in check but those two big plays really kill you. the fitzgerald play and beautifully executed. kind of have to give them credit for that. the back breaker, the one that beats you is i think a breakdown on your part, more so than their execution. i think williams felt he had deep inside help. it is a pure zone. can't let somebody get behind you. i think nate allen got caught looking underneath. palmer throws a perfect ball but i think a breakdown in coverage as much as anything. the game. >> anytime, john.

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accept tap union members authorize a strike but that doesn't mean they will walk off the job. we will learn more from the union today. they voted unanimously to authorize a strike. it could take effect this year or early in 2015. our reporter talked to fed up commuters. >> reporter: one after the other, the broad street line departs to pick up passengers throughout the city. >> how much do you depend on the

service? >> every day. >> every day. i'm an hour and a half away from my job. if they were to strike, i wouldn't be able to get to work. >> reporter: the 4700 members of transport workers local 234 have been without a contract since march. those workers separate the subways, trolleys, buses and maintenance. now union leadership says they will decide a date and time to shut off the lights. >> that's crazy. >> reporter: and walk off the job. >> put me in harm's way. i will be stranded. you know, no transportation. what would i do? >> reporter: riders said they are tired of the back and forth between the union and septa. both sides say they are working toward an agreement. key sticking points, health care and pensions. she thinks the workers should get what they want. >> they should be treated fair. everyone needs transportation and their job. >> reporter: a grinding halt is

something this rider isn't willing to support. >> i mean the septa people down here they are going to be okay. they are going to be on vacation but the people that struggle every day will not have a way to get to work. >> reporter: septa has not received notice that a work stoppage is imnint. if that happens a service interruption plan will go in to effect. nbc 10 news. in the philadelphia school budget crisis, a state judge is expected to rule this week on the legal fight between the union and school district an injunction issued last week stopped the school district from contributing to their health care benefits. district officials are appealing the decision. the judge will determine if it can stay in commonwealth court or be moved to common pleas court. now your nbc 10 first alert weather. a live look outside at boat house row. the winds have died down. the temperatures are also dropping. meteorologist brittney shipp is here with the wakeup forecast.

>> as we head to tomorrow morning it will be a cool start. what will contribute to that, wind speeds relaxed a bit. we are seeing clear skies right now. especially in lancaster county a frost advisory until 9:00 a.m. that should show you how cold we will get throughout the region. temperatures in the mid-30s. average is 63. as we head to monday 65. close to average. it's going to be a cool start. make sure you send the kids with a thick jacket tomorrow. we will start in the 40s for the suburbs and mid-40s in the city and as we head to the rest of the afternoon a seasonal day. i'm tracking a warmup and major cool down. i will go over the details in my seven-day forecast. >> caught on camera, a philadelphia cop yelling at kids, and now video of the incident has police investigating one of their own. >>. >> i notice you keep trying to make eye contact. [ bleep ], keep walking.

>> police tell nbc 10 the officer will be disciplined for his actions. so far, no charges have been filed. the video shows a uniformed philadelphia police officer walking with students. as he walks toward the middle of the group the officer raises his hand toward one student and you can hear him cursing at him. nbc 10 e-mailed the video to high-ranking officers. one officer responded, quote, the video i does not reflect well on the officer. i have no doubt he had good reason to be exasperated but no you have to maintain professional demeanor. in washington state a community is trying to come to grips with the school shooting that left a gunman and another student dead and four others critically wounded. some are sharing details about the tragedy, but one question remains why and how did this happen? brian mooar reports. >> reporter: in a washington state community, shaken by violence, it was a day of prayer

for the victims of this week's past school shooting. >> this is going to take time to process. for some it is going to take longer than ohs. >> reporter: two 14-year-old girls remain in critical condition. hospitalized two boys. both cousins of alleged shooter who took his own life. >> three complete buddies and they couldn't be closer than three brothers. >> a lot of questions aren't answered and we don't know why. >> reporter: police know what happened but the motivation is unclear. a fight and a breakup possible clues. he is described as popular, a homecoming prince a week before friday's deadly rampage. without warning, gunshots echoed through the cafeteria. students were sent running for their lives. >> he had a look on his face like he was realizing what he did. i think he had a change of heart. if he wanted to he could have gone on.

>> reporter: witnesses say it ended when a teacher tried to intervene. >> doesn't feel like a hero. feels like she tried to protect kids. >> reporter: school officials say classes have been cancelled this week a the community searches for answers and ways to heal. brian mooar, nbc 10 news. closer to home, a teenager was shot outside of a halloween party in camden county. it happened at a hair salon on saturday morning. that's where the party was held. investigators say there were several fights at the party. they continued outside and the 18-year-old boy was shot in the parking lot. he's in the hospital in critical but stable condition. the shooter got away. actress marcia strassman has died after a long battle with breast cancer. she was 66 years old. she was best known for her starring role in the 1970s television sitcom ""welcome back kotter."" her biggest film success came playing the mom in "honey i

shrunk the kids" and its sequel. she recently appeared in "third watch" and "providence." video message coming up. new clue police uncovered about a man who went on a rampage in parliament in canada. and gas prices get cheaper. what you can expect as fall turns to winter. i'm tracking warmer weather the rest of the workweek but also a cooldown for halloween. i will let you know what to expect in any seven-day forecast.

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