collinswood, but they aren't saying much more. nbc 10's monique braxton is live in collinswood, camden county. monique, what can you tell us? >> hi, vai. sources tell us police were called to a second-floor apartment here in this building, just over my shoulder. but one resident described a very bloody scene. a short time ago, police were back at the heights of collinswood. sources tell us late last night, a woman in her 30s was found dead with multiple stab wounds. sources also tell us a husband in his 30s as well, was transported to cooper with multiple stab wounds. malcolm taylor describes what his girlfriend saw. >> the elevator actually stopped on the second floor, and she saw the maintenance cleaning up the blood and, you know, she said she must have just missed it. >> sources also say the couple had recently separated, but neighbors told police they heard arguments, arguing, a man and woman here inside this high-rise building. we've also learned that children were inside at the time. we've been told that they did not see the violent incident and they were not harmed. we're going to continue to follow the investigation and have an update for you at 11:30. live now from collinswood, monique braxton, nbc 10 news. >> we'll see you at the bottom of the hour, monique. a woman and a 17-year-old girl are in the hospital after a fire at their home in philadelphia cedar brook neighborhood. crews were called to missioner avenue around 3:30 this morning. the home is gutted. fire officials tell us the victims jumped out of a second floor window. they're being treated for smoke inhalation and broken bones, but are otherwise expected to be okay. >> firefighters battled these flames in philadelphia's mantua neighborhood. this is a look at the home at north 32nd and wallace streets. the fire department says no one was hurt. there's no word yet on how this fire started. and sky force 10 over a water main break in montgomery county. around 6:30 this morning, water from the busted pipe was flowing across the asphalt at the cheltenham square mall. water department crews got there and turn the water off. no word on if any businesses suffered serious damage. and a man charged with the death of his girlfriend's 2-year-old son is set to be arraigned this morning in south jersey. police say the man kicked and punched the child in his stomach saturday in pennsauken. the child's mother told 911 dispatchers her son vomited and then stopped breathing. sources tell nbc 10 that two other children inside the home may have also been beaten by the suspect. additional charges are pending. and jerry sandusky is back in a central pennsylvania courtroom right now, for the third and final day of his appeal hearing. the former penn state assistant football coach is trying to get his 2012 conviction on child sex crimes overturned. sandusky contends he wasn't properly represented at his trial. yesterday, his lawyers focused on conflicting statements from a man who settled a child sex abuse claim with penn state, but did not testify at sandusky's criminal trial. if his appeal is successful, the judge could order a new trial. a delaware county man is in jail facing child rape and pornography charges this morning. police say michael mcfaye sexually assaulted a 7-year-old in new castle county. authorities found child pornography at his home while serving a search warrant during the sex assault investigation. decision 2016. a new poll released this morning shows hillary clinton holding her lead over donald trump nationally. the latest nbc news/survey monkey weekly tracking poll shows clinton up eight points and it also shows her more than 80 points better than trump with african-american voters. and a similar story with hispanic voters, where clinton is up more than 50 points over trump. and decision 2016 returns to our region today. republican vice presidential nominee mike pence will be in the pennsylvania suburbs today. this afternoon, the indiana governor will visit tech tube incorporated, a tubing manufacturer, located in king of prussia. it's a private event. and later, pence will hold down a town hall in pipersville, bucks county. that event will be at worth and company, a mechanical contractor. meanwhile today, hillary clinton's campaign will open three new offices in the state of pennsylvania, with one of them in lansdale, montgomery county. the other two offices are near harrisburg and pittsburgh. the campaign says the offices will host phone banks and organizing meetings and serve as hubs for the democratic nominee's get-the-vote-out effort. democratic nominee clinton is still grappling with her e-mail controversy. the state department says it will review nearly 15,000 new e-mails the fbi recovered in its investigation into clinton's private server at home. lawyers for the state department say they expect to release the new e-mails in mid-october. donald trump, meanwhile, is calling for a special prosecutor. funeral services are underway in new york right now, for former philadelphia police commissioner, john timmeney. a funeral mass is happening at st. patrick's cathedral in manhattan. timmeney died last week after a battle with cancer. timmeney pioneered the use of crime mapping to change the way departments deploy its officers. he's also remembered for hopping on a bicycle and joining his officers on the front lines during protests surrounding the 2000 republican convention. he also stirred controversy when it was later disclosed that police had infiltrated police protest groups. john timmeney was 68 years old. >> announcer: now your nbc 10 first alert weather. >> absolutely beautiful day on the water, as several rowers enjoying nice conditions on the schuylkill river this morning. but the heat will soon return. nbc 10 first alert meteorologist glenn "hurricane" schwartz is here with the forecast and the timing for that heat returning. glenn? >> hi, vai. it's going to take a couple of days before we get close to the 90-degree mark, but today, it is spectacular. look at this sky. this is easton, pennsylvania. there's not a cloud in the sky and it is bright blue, just like a fall day. there's nothing, obviously, on the radar or satellite picture. and you have to go all the way back to missouri to find any kind of significant moisture. so we're in pretty good shape for a good while here. it's up to 75 degrees in philadelphia, wilmington, dover, mt. holly, trenton, atlantic city is up to 76 degrees. and as we go through the day today, we're going into the low 80s. tonight, we start to cool down, quite a bit. just like last night. temperatures down to 64 in philadelphia by 6:00 a.m. but in some of the suburbs, we're talking about 50s again. and it did get into the 50s. this morning, 50s again tomorrow morning. very much like what we saw today. but the heat and the humidity are going to be returning. and we'll get into that in just a few minutes. >> for the sixth time in four days, a roller coaster got stuck at hershey park. the sidewinder roller coaster got stuck yesterday afternoon. it took rescue crews about half an hour to get all 27 of those people off that coaster. it's unclear what caused the ride to malfunction. on friday, the fahrenheit roller coaster also got stuck for a short time. and if you normally travel along i-95 north from center city, philadelphia, you may want to find another route this week. penndot says lane closures will be in effect from 9:00 a.m. or 9:00 at night, rather, to 5:00 a.m. in the morning, tonight through friday morning. crews will be doing repair work on the northbound viaduct over lehigh avenue. speaking of traffic, time for a check of the roads with pamela osborne. what are you looking at? >> we're looking at route 422. there's a pretty significant delay that's going on right there. the left lane was closed. these are the eastbound lanes, by the way. there's some slow-moving construction vehicles that are on that left-hand side there. they were forcing things down to one lane. it's opened now, but you can see some delays as a result of that work they're doing there. and we're keeping an eye on an accident in cheltenham. this is waverly road, it's slowing things down in that area. and before we go, a look at mt. laural, new jersey. around routes 38. everything moving smoothly there this morning. >> pamela, thank you. up next, too little, too late? president obama is on his way to baton rouge as louisiana is dealing with its worst natural disaster since hurricane katrina and the president is dealing with backlash over not visiting the region sooner. and a welcome home celebration fit for an olympic champion. this morning, the adoring crowd that gathered in our area for track and field sensation, mia ali. glenn? >> and if you liked yesterday's weather, you're going to love being outside today. plenty of sunshine, and of course, low humidity. i'll let you know when the heat and humidity will be returning, and it will, that's just ahead. david was proud to be an american soldier. and i know i'm prejudiced because he was my son, but i don't think he had a mean bone in his body. there is not a day that i don't think about david. when i saw donald trump attack another gold star mother, i felt such a sense of outrage. "she was standing there, she had nothing to say..." if donald trump cannot respect a gold star family, then why would anyone in america think he would respect them. votevets is responsible for the content of this advertising. the u.s. military says a roadside bomb killed an american soldier in the capital of afghanistan's helmand province. another soldier was wounded in that attack, which happened one day after officials sent 100 u.s. troops to protect the capital and try to keep it from falling into the hands of the taliban. and wikileaks crusade to expose government secrets is also exposing the private information of hundreds of innocent people, including survivors of sexual abuse. the associated press found in the past year alone, the group has published the medical files of dozens of ordinary citizens. its report says wikileaks has posted sensitive family, financial, and identity records to the web. the ap says its attempts to reach wikileaks founder julian assange have been unsuccessful. president obama will visit louisiana today to see the damage from the worst flooding since hurricane sandy. more than 100,000 people have registered for federal disaster aid. nearly 3,000 people are still in shelters. at least 13 deaths are blamed on the weather. well, sports' highest court upheld russia's bans from the olympic games. the russian athletes were banned as punishment for their country's state-sponsored doping program. the court of arbitration for sport in switzerland dismissed a russian attempt to appeal the ban. the international olympic committee said in rio two weeks ago it had evidence of doping tests tied to 44 russian athletes, including 27 paralympic competitors. a big philly welcome home overnight for an olympic medal winner from germantown. nia ali arrived at the airport just before 1:00 this morning. take a look. >> a special homecoming for the philly native. nia ali won silver in the hurdle in rio last week. her family, including her mom and 15-month-old son, titus maximus, there he is, had arrived home from rio just a few hours before nia, but they were determined to show nia how much she's loved with this welcome home party. >> yes, it's been an overwhelming week. i've never really had this kind of reception before. i love philadelphia. so i'm just very, very grateful to have everyone here. >> nia made history in her race, being a member of the first country to win gold, silver, and bronze in the 100-meter hurdles. another local olympian fresh off winning gold in rio returned to the place where she had learned her craft. sia runge held a meet and greet with members of the ymca. the 4x300 meter runner showed off her medal and signed autographs. she said winning gold is great, but give back to the future of her sport is the most important thing. >> if i had someone here who had won gold when i was little, i would have been freaking out. so to be that person for those kids and be that inspiration for them is singh i'm really proud of. >> and as for her post-olympic plans, she'll be back in the pool soon. she's already focusing her training for the 2020 games in tokyo. well, just incredible weather out there. we don't really see any clouds today. yesterday, we saw some fair weather clouds. today, nothing. and the temperatures are coming up through the 70s in the lehigh valley, up to 73 tomorrow. the temperature trend has gone down a little. 89 sunday, 83 yesterday, 82 today. then 85, then close to 90 on thursday. by friday, it will be well into the 90s, and the humidity will be high as well. there are those temperatures in the 70s, with sunshine throughout the area. we have a fairly light wind right now, and i think the sea breeze will be coming in during the afternoon. limiting how warm places like ventnor and holgate will get, during the 70s now. stone harbor is 77. and inland, may's landing, 79 degrees. so not much of a difference, at least, so far today. satellite and radar, not showing any kind of developments. we have just a little bit of moisture near st. louis. and that's about it. so things are going to be quite quiet and pleasant tomorrow. the temperatures up a little bit, but the humidity is still low. but in summerton, 87 degrees for the high, but it will only feel like 85, because the humidity is so low. upper dublin township, 85, feeling like 83. w 78 in longport, feeling like 83 degrees. now, we're entering the peak of hurricane season. mid-august to mid-october. the absolute peak day is september the 10th. and of course, we're getting closer and closer there, so, of course, it's no surprise that we have developments in the tropics. this may be the next one to develop. its name would be hermine. and you wonder, where did the g-storm go? it already developed, way out in the eastern atlantic, tropical storm gaston, that is likely to intensify. gaston looks like it's going to stay right out in the ocean, what we call a fish storm, and not bother anybody, but hermine is a different story. the track generally towards the north-northwest, and the general direction of the bahamas and florida. so that is the storm to be watching. again, it will take quite a while, we're not talking about until this weekend or early next week. it's been a long, long time since florida has been hit by a hurricane. so we'll see what happens. you can see the temperatures gradually going up as we head through the next three days. 89 in philadelphia. p.a. suburbs by thursday. the humidity, still not special high on thursday. nothing like what we saw the last couple of weeks, but it will be warmer pip mean, new jersey going from 80 to 89 over a couple-day period is something that you will be noticing. and on the ten-day forecast, there's friday, going up to 94, and we're talking about fairly high humidity, but still not predicting any kind of rain. there's your humidity coming in on saturday, setting us up for a comfortable, but warm weekend. and i won't even have a chance of showers until next wednesday. so it's a dry pattern around here. >> all right. thank you, glenn. still ahead, proof that nothing is impossible. a member of the philadelphia orchestra once debilitated by ms says he is now living symptom free. coming up, he explains how he found the answers overlooked by medicine. ♪ we buy any car dot com ♪ ♪ we buy any car dot com ♪ ♪ we buy any car dot com ♪ ♪ any any any any ♪ did you know trading in your car at a dealer could cost you money? a recent study found consumers who trade in their car pay an average of $990 dollars more. so don't trade in... sell it.... to we buy any car. learn more and get your free online valuation now at we buy any car dot com ♪ find out how much your car is worth at webuyanycar.com ♪ well, a new study finds more than 80% of new moms breast-feed their babies, but few stick with it for the recommended minimum of one year. just over half were still breast-feeding their children after six months, which is a significant improvement from the year 2000. and today we'll be getting an update from doctors on a boy who had groundbreaking surgery in philadelphia. 9-year-old zion harvey of baltimore is the first child in the world to receive a double hand transplant. surgeons at children's hospital of philadelphia performed the operation last year. little zion lost his hands and feet to a bacterial infection which he was just 2 years old. earlier this month, he threw out the first pitch at an orioles baseball game. and of course, stay with nbc 10 and tap the northbound 10 app for an update on zion harvey. a south jersey woman is killed, a man seriously hurt, and authorities say this happened while their three children were home. this morning, we're learning new details about the attack inside this collinsworth high-rise and what may have sparked the deadly violence. we'll that, just ahead. and going to great lengths. see what a pennsylvania man did to impress a woman and how his stunt landed him a trip to the hospital. for senate, a clear difference. katie mcginty: for background checks, for banning assault weapons, and banning high-capacity ammunition clips. and pat toomey? against an assault weapons ban and against banning high capacity ammo clips like those used in the orlando massacre. listen to pat toomey brag: "i have had a perfect record with the nra." pat toomey gets an "a" from the nra. he's not for you. senate majority pac is responsible for the content of this advertising. authorities are revealing new information about deadly violence inside this camden county apartment building late last night. sources tell police -- tell us police were called to a second floor apartment where one resident found a bloody scene. sources tell us late last night, a woman in her 30s was found dead with multiple stab wounds. those sources also tell us her husband was also in his 30s was transported to cooper with multiple stab wounds. one resident tells us what his girlfriend saw. the elevator actually stopped on the second floor and she saw the maintenance cleaning up the blood. you know, she said she must have just missed it. >> sources also say the couple had recently separated, but neighbors inside the high-rise heard the man and the woman arguing last night. we have also learned children were inside the home, but they did not see the violent incident and were not harmed. and checking out our nbc 10 headlines this morning, a man charged with the murder of his girlfriend's 2-year-old son is set to be arraigned this afternoon in south jersey. police say 24-year-old zachary dracoshi punched and kicked the child in his stomach saturday in pennsauken. the mother told 911 dispatchers that her son vomited and then stopped breathing. this afternoon, donald trump's running mate, indiana governor mike pence will campaign in southeastern p.a. he will visit a tubing manufacturer in king of prussia and will hold a town hall in pipersville, bucks county. and funeral services are underway in new york right now for former philadelphia police commissioner, john timmeney. a funeral mass is happening at st. patrick's cathedral in manhattan. timmeney died at the age of 68 after a battle with lung cancer. he served as philadelphia police commissioner from 1998 to 2001. just another ho-hum picture-perfect day at the shore and throughout our area. here's a live look at cape may right now, where people woke up to kind of a chilly morning, but looks like it's evened out and it's warm now. nbc 10 first alert chief meteorologist glenn "hurricane" schwartz is here with our forecast. >> it's beautiful out there and we don't have a cloud in the sky across much of the region. as you can see, temperatures are in the 70s with that sunshine and new jersey and delaware, and we're seeing temperatures start to go up, obviously, with the increased sunshine in philadelphia. here's our neighborhood weather. graduate hospital reporting 82. center city, society hill, pennsport at 79 degrees, while it's 75 at the airport. you can see the differences that happen even within the city, with all the concrete around here. 76 degrees in fox chase. nothing on the radar or the satellite, and nothing on the way over the next couple of days. nothing but sunshine here. and we'll see temperatures get into the low 80s throughout the afternoon in the philadelphia area and down into the mid-60s by tomorrow morning. that's in the city. but in the suburbs, we're talking about 50s again. the p.a. suburbs, chester, montgomery, bucks counties, and the lehigh valley in berks county, down to 58 degrees. and close to the 50s in parts of new jersey, as well, of course, not quite as cool right at the jersey shore. we're going to start heating up. we'll get into those details and also developments in the tropics that could affect part of the u.s. over the next week. that's coming in a few minutes. >> all right, thank you, glenn. president obama is on his way to louisiana at this hour to tour the flood-ravaged region and see recovery efforts firsthand. the flooding left tens of thousands devastated. federal aid has been in place since the disaster struck, but the president is taking criticism for his late arrival. nbc's katie rosario has more. >> reporter: as residents in louisiana continue to clean out their water-logged homes, president obama is heading to look at the damage. >> i lost everything. it's gone. >> reporter: the commander in chief is taking heat for his late visit, while the white house tries to assure locals helping them is a priority. >> the president has been focused on the response on the ground and the people whose lives in louisiana have been turned upside down by this terrible flooding event. >> reporter: flooding has forced thousands into shelters. the state now moving from response of rescues by boat and air to recovery, with disaster removal groups already at work. this while the president vacationed on martha's vineyard. gop presidential nominee donald trump visited baton rouge friday. >> obama ought to get off the golf course and get down there. >> i think the effectiveness of the response thus far speaks for itself. >> the white house says the president deployed federal help when residents needed it most. with debris piled on curbs and fema going door to door, the state says more than $20 million of that federal help has been distributed so far. >> we're going to be all right. we're going to be all right. >> help residents will need more of in months to come. >> reporter: hillary clinton released a statement yesterday saying she does plan on visiting flood victims here in louisiana, but says she plans on doing so when her presence won't be a disruption to the ongoing efforts. new details this morning about a wildfire in central california that's threatening homes. the so-called chimney fire now covers 31,000 acres. fire crews have been setting controlled fires in hopes that they will burn the dry tinder fuel between the main chimney fire and the nearby oak shores community, which has been evacuated. and dash cam video shows a dramatic rescue from a burning car. this is in texas. the driver had become trapped inside that vehicle with his legs pinned, following an accident near houston. officers along with regular civilians quickly took action and worked to put out the fire, using fire extinguishers and even bottled water. the driver was last reported to be in stable condition. and a missouri highway became a makeshift runway when the pilot of a small plane was forced to make an emergency landing. the aircraft touched down late last night, west of downtown st. louis, after suffering mechanical problems. no one on the plane or on the ground was hurt. the plane was towed to a nearby airport. and new surveillance video shows a pickup truck smashing through the front of this memphis, tennessee, jewelry store, injuring several people. some shoppers were hit by the car, others hit by broken glass. none of the injuries were serious, but people in the store did get quite a scare. one man thought of his young son. >> it was just, you know, what's he going to do without me? >> the elderly driver apparently misjudged his parking spot. and a new report detailed the deadly alligator attack at disney world that killed a 2-year-old boy. the report details the heroic attempt by the boy's father to save his son. nbc's kerry sanders has more. >> reporter: 2-year-old lane graves was unaware he was in mortal danger, building a sand castle on the shores of disney's seven seas lagoon, he bent over to scoop the wet sand, according to the final incident report. that's when his father, matt, heard a slash in the water and turned to find an alligator had his son's head in its powerful jaws. graves told police, it grabbed him and pulled him back into the water. 16-year-old peter caracas witnessed the terror. >> i saw the father jump in after the gator and he rolled around in the water. >> reporter: another bystander described matt running out of the water, with blood all over the right side of his face and right hand. unable to free his child, he was yell welcome please come help my son! a gator got him! a sheriff's deputy says he saw lane's mother, melissa, pacing up and down the beach, clutching her other child and screaming. after 16 hours of searching, the 2-year-old's body was found, not far from the shore. florida wildlife officials examined and killed six alligators. they say the evidence gathered shows it's very likely one was the gator that killed lane, but it is not certain. since the strategy, disney has built a stone wall around the lagoon and added warning signs around waterfront areas. nbc news reached out to disney for a comment, but got no response. september 3rd is lane graves' birthday. he would have been 3 years old. >> that was nbc's kerry sanders reporting. matt and melissa graves have said they do not plan to sue disney. vice president joe biden is reassuring baltic nations that the u.s. will keep its nato pledge to protect them. the vice president met with the president of latvia. the reassurance comes as republican presidential nominee, donald trump, has suggested he might abandon nato commitment ifs he's elected. later in the day, mr. biden will meet with the heads of the state of estonia and wilithuania. the u.s. will station stealth fighters in japan starting next year. it's the first time the aircrafts will be stationed outside of the united states. a japanese official announced the move yesterday. the u.s. will deploy 16 f-35 fighters to japan, starting in january. and the terrorist attacks in paris last year are still hurting that nation's tourism industry. french officials say the attacks have cost them $850 million in tourist dollars in the first half of this year alone. france is the most visited country in the world and depends heavily on tourism to fuel its economy. western pennsylvania rescue crews had to break through a wall to rescue a pittsburgh man who became stuck between two buildings. officials say around 2:00 a.m., the man tried to impress his girlfriend by jumping between the buildings' rooftops. that's when he fell three stories and became wedged into the space between the buildings, which is about a half a foot wide. the man was alert as he was taken to a local hospital. no word on whether his girlfriend was impressed by his act. well, poking fun at rumors about her health, that's what hillary clinton did on jimmy kimmel's show last night. >> can you open this jar of pickles. this has not been tampered with. this is -- >> clinton showed her strength and laughed off questions about her stamina, posed by donald trump and other republicans. that included asking kimmel to take her pulse, just to see if she was still alive. well, imagine being told you have a life-threatening disease. and then imagine reversing the course of that illness in order to survive. nbc 10's katy zachary introduces us to a local man who did just that and has become an inspiration to so many. >> anything is possible if you believe it and if you're willing to put in the time and effort. >> reporter: bob casaro is on a journey. most recently, that journey begins with a bike ride. >> what do you think? >> reporter: often from his home in haddenfield to the kimmel center for the performing arts. where he plays cello for the philadelphia orchestra. >> they say that the instrument is an extension of your hand and, you know, some say it's an extension of your body. but to me, it's not. it's an extension of my soul. >> reporter: for 30 years, his love of the cello has filled the streets of philadelphia. that is, until, one day, the music stopped. >> i started getting numbness in my right leg, a strange numbness. and two years later, areas of vision started disappearing from view. the first doctor told me i had multiple sclerosis. i was -- do not tell me that. i do not want to hear this. >> reporter: his mri scans showed how serious it was. >> i had over 50 lesions in my brain. my whole brain looked like street lights. >> reporter: those lesions were destruction of tissue took their toll fast. >> i couldn't line up four fingers on one string. i had no control over my muscles. i could hardly walk. and at that point, i just decided, this is not happening. >> reporter: for the next two years, he set out to find answers that neurology and medicine had overlooked. >> i started drinking half my body weight in ounces of water a day. >> reporter: he changed his diet. >> vegetables, nuts, sunflower seeds, fruits. >> reporter: adopted a rigorous exercise routine. >> i start every morning with yoga and then i lift weights. i do chinups. and i do hand stands. >> reporter: it took constant determination, discipline, and fighting, but eventually, bob heard from doctors what can only be described as music to his ears. >> he said, you did the impossible. >> reporter: bob's lesions have disappeared. >> there is some theory out there that what he did had some effect on his immune function. it's not a controlled clinical trial, but it's encouraging. and i've used his example for patients, because we have many patients, unfortunately, who aren't doing well. >> reporter: there's no known cure for ms, but bob is living, symptom-free. >> it's just such a privilege to be able to play again. the answers and the power are within. and that we have no idea what we're capable of. >> reporter: in philadelphia, katy zachary, nbc 10 news. >> pretty amazing. knnew uniforms, check. new notebooks, pencils, and folders, got those, too. but parents, you could be missing something very important on that back-to-school to-do list. what medical experts want you to know before you send your kids back to class. >> another beautiful day outside. i'll let you know when that heat and humidity will be coming back. that's just ahead. my son has meningitis b. but how did we end up here? his mom thought he had the flu and that he was covered by the meningococcal meningitis vaccine he had received. until 2014 there were no vaccines for meningitis b in the u.s. now there are. while uncommon, meningitis b can lead to death within 24 hours. trumenba is a vaccine for 10 through 25 year olds to help prevent group b meningococcal disease. trumenba should not be given if you had a severe allergic reaction after a previous dose. most common side effects were injection-site pain, fatigue... headache, muscle pain, and chills. ask your doctor or pharmacist about all the risks and benefits of trumenba and tell them if you've received any other meningitis b vaccines. meningitis b can be spread by typical sharing like... a drink... a spoon... a kiss. it all started here... it might have been prevented with trumenba. ask your doctor or pharmacist about trumenba. well, summer's winding down and that means high school football is back. and this friday, the high school blitz also returns to nbc 10. that also means it's time to vote for the high school football game of the week, and here are this week's choices. upper darbi and bonner prendie. to vote, go to nbc10.com. you can also call or text your vote to 610-624-4111. and we'll announce the winner thursday night on nbc 10 news at 11:00. well, students all over the area are getting ready to head back to school and there's so much to do. plenty of shopping for school supplies, backpacks, uniforms, clothes, all of that. and parents also have to make sure health forms and vaccinations are up to date. holly clark is a nurse practitioner for cvs minute clinic. holly, thank you for being here. let's talk about physicals. they're required, especially if you play sports, right? >> correct. >> for pennsylvania and new jersey, all students are required to have a physical done before they can play any sports. and we can do those at minute clinic or the pediatricians can do them as part of their yearly visit. >> and there are -- let's talk about vaccinations. there are certain requirements for different ages, as well as college students. tell us about that. >> once you get through the initial vaccinations that are required for kindergarten and first grade, there are also vaccinations that are important for either sixth or seventh grade. in new jersey, their required for sixth grade, and in pennsylvania, for seventh grade. they need to have t-dap and meningitis. the t-dap is tetanus, and whooping cough. and tetanus is an illness that can cause inflammation of the brain and spinal cord. it's very important for students to be vaccinated against these diseases. actually, already this year, there was a 21-year-old young camp counselor in michigan who lost her life due to meningitis. and this could be prevented with the use of the vaccines. >> we've seen a lot of that on college campuses, recently. let's talk about some illnesses you tend to see early in the school year in september. tell us what some of those could be. >> two of the main ones are strep throat and conjunctivitis or pink eye. strep throat, if they have a sore throat. conjunctivitis, you'll see itchy, watery eyes, irritation of the eyes, and in the bacterial form, you'll see some discharge coming out of the eye, as well. >> probably a good time, back to school, september, for parents probably to talk to their kids about hygiene, as well, right? >> absolutely. so hand washing is the number one most important thing. teaching your kids or reinforcing to your kids that proper washing with soapy water, hot water, is very important. and for the kids, like, you know, they're sharing drinks out on the field, it's not a good idea, that's a good way to share germs. and, you know, a lot of these things are preventible, just by washing your hands, have been if they're sneezing, sleeve into their sneeze, or a tissue where they can throw it away. >> as opposed to into their hands. >> i always prefer washing hands as opposed to the hand sanitizers, but if you have to, those are good to put back-to-school supplies, have a little bottle of it or wipes they can have anywhere backpack and remind them to constantly keep their hands clean, right? >> right. if they don't have access to a sink, to be able to wash their hands with soap and water, using hand sanitizer is absolutely the next best thing. >> all of this is really, really good information for us to have. holly clark from minute clinic, we thank you so much for being with us this morning. >> thanks for having me. well, it felt like fall this morning and it's looking like fall out there right now with those crisp, blue skies. the temperature still in the low to mid-70s, despite all that sunshine all day. 73 degrees, in the lehigh valley right now. and we're seeing those temperatures climb up to around, around 80 degrees in some areas. already 82 at marshalton in delaware, wilmington, 75. glasgow, 79. odessa, already 80. we've got a little bit of wind off the water, so rehoboth beach is 74. lewis, 76 degrees. the wind not all that strong, today. so there is a bit of a sea breeze. nothing on the radar satellite. we really have to go pretty far west to see any kind of showers, and you'll have to wait a while to see any rain in this area. these are the rain probabilities as we go all the way through the weekend, okay? where you don't see any of these greens, that means the chance is about zero. so we've got about a zero chance through sunday. dover, extremely low. atlantic city, zero chance through friday. reading, very, very low chances. so, yeah, it's not going to rain for a while. the comfort, well, that continues for another couple of days. 89 on sunday with a high humidity, 83 yesterday. 82 today. then 85 tomorrow. but with low humidity continuing. thursday, up near 90 degrees. and that will be the beginning, because friday is going to be even hotter and much more humid. now, as we look at the temperature and the feels-like temperature out here. you can see, if anything, it's less, so it's 84 degrees for the high temperature, 83 for the highest feels-like temperature in newtown square. and in allentown, 85, 85, easton, feeling right about the same. and that's true for most places, except that some of the shore points where the humidity will be getting up a little bit. fiona has pretty much fallen apart in the middle of the atlantic. that next one out to the west, that is going to be the one that we're watching. these are what we call the spaghetti models, different computer models from run all parts of the area. and you can see a general trend toward the bahamas, and eventually in the general direction of florida. florida has not been hit by a hurricane since 2005. so this would be something we haven't seen in a long time. but there are many, many days to watch for that. so thursday's up near 90. friday is the real steamy day. but saturday, we start to get less humid, again. temperatures, much more comfortable at the shore throughout that period. and we'll 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heights of collinswood high-rise. those sources also tell us her husband, who was also in his 30s, was transported to cooper hospital with multiple stab wounds. sources say neighbors inside the high-rise heard the men and women arguing last night. and new video just in to nbc 10's news rooms of the funeral services for former philadelphia police commissioner, john timmeney. his flag-draped casket was carried into st. patrick's cathedral in new york city for funeral mass. timmeney was a longtime member of the nypd and served as first deputy commissioner. timmeney served as philadelphia police commissioner from 1998 to 2001. while here, he pioneered the use of crime mapping to change the way the department deployed its officers. now we turn to our chief meteorologist, glenn "hurricane" schwartz for a look at your forecast. i call this san diego weather. it's like this all the time out there. >> yeah. >> gets boring after a while, doesn't it? >> no. 85 degrees tomorrow and starts getting 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