six, means it's good to go. reading still rough visibility, only an eighth of a mile means it will be difficult to drive in those areas. improvement over the next hour or so is expected. temperature wise we're at 71 right now in philadelphia and 65 m mt. holly. the 60s, low 70s will be rising to the 80s today. but at the shore and for the days to come we are going to be tracking the impacts that hurricane jose will bring us. we'll talk more about that in a few minutes. >> see you shortly. thanks, krystal. new overnight, a security guard shoots and kills a gunman just outside a philadelphia hookah bar moments before the shooter opened fire on a man and woman heading inside. nbc 10's randy gyllenhaal joins us live from police headquarters to fill us in on the investigation. randy. >> reporter: rosemary, this hookah bar is in north philadelphia. police do say that security guard is cooperating. he's being interviewed or he was this morning by homicide detectives. the bullets started flying a bit before midnight outside the hookah bar near germantown and cumberland streets. police say a 30-year-old suspect began wildly shooting at people who were outside walking down the street including a man and woman who were shot in the legs. police say they may have actually been heading to that bar. now, police say the security guard who was on duty at the time saw what was happening and then confronted the suspect. >> security guard had a weapon. he was armed. and he shot multiple times on the shooter, the person shooting at the people walking down the street. >> reporter: and that suspect was hit in the stomach multiple times. he ran away, dropped his gun and police say he was taken by a private car to temple hospital where he later died. the two other victims are expected to survive, both of them hit in the legs. police still trying to work out exactly why this man started wildly shooting outside a busy bar. for now, live at police headquarters, randy gyllenhaal, nbc 10 news. thanks for that, randy. breaking overnight in the midwest, violent protests erupted in st. louis after a judge acquitted a white former police officer in the death of an african-american man. protesters threw bricks and bottles, at least 11 officers are hurt. the protesters also targeted the mayor's house with rocks and paint. overnight the governor spoke about the violence. take a listen. >> we did have some people who decided to engage in acts of violence. and they decided to assault our law enforcement officers, they decided to vandalize property. and what you saw is they were arrested. you know, our mission remains the same. and that is to protect everyone's constitutional right to peacefully protest. >> those protests started yesterday after a judge acquitted former officer jason stockley of first-degree murder. he was accused of shooting anthony lamar smith after a car chase in 2011 and planting a weapon in his car. new this morning, an armed gunman targets two women in south philadelphia. the women were inside a car in the parking lot of the holiday inn around 1:00 this morning when a man with a gun approached them and robbed them. at one point the gun went off but nobody was hurt. the robber got away with a purse and cell phone. now to the latest on a predator stalking children. this is the car police believe is connected to six attempted lurings in northeast philadelphia. a neighbor who does not want to be identified gave the photo to police. she tells us yesterday she helped a 10-year-old girl who claims a man unzipped his pants right in front of her on gillespie street. >> and she was crying hysterical and i was like, okay, calm down, what's going on? she was like, the man in the black car. >> investigators tell us the man they're looking for also targeted children on nearby ditman street on two separate occasions. yesterday morning he pulled up alongside a girl walking to school and asked if he could take her picture for money. police say on thursday witnesses spotted him taking pictures and recording children at the sullivan school. we have a bit of good news for some neighbors in conshohocken, crews worked overnight to fix a break that left about 150 households without water. this happened around 6:00 last night near the corner of elm street and kalwell lane. staying in montgomery county, representatives with the methacton teachers union tell nbc 10 they are optimistic about reaching a deadline deal before the deadline tomorrow night. strikes loomed over the friday night football game. teachers kept a low profile just hours after the union gave a 48-hour notice to parents. parents say. >> we're not anti-teacher. but we're just, you know, looking out for the kids and hoping it's resolved quickly. >> contract negotiations between the school district and the teachers union began back in january. wages and insurance premiums remain sticking points. this morning pennsylvania is broke. and for the first time in history the state missed paying some bills because it doesn't have the money. here's the deal, democratic governor tom wolf and republican lawmakers remain at odds over how to plug a $2.2 billion budget deficit. because of the cash crunch the state will delay more than $1.5 billion in payments to medicaid insurers and to school districts. governor wolf says he will be making phone calls this weekend talking to lawmakers about the funding stalemate. overseas in london, an 18-year-old young man is now in custody. and this is for the bombing on the subway yesterday. meantime, more police and troops will be on the streets today as the city prepares for the possibility of another attack. the terrorist threat is now at a critical level in london after that bomb attack yesterday. remnants of the device that burst into flames were left behind in a subway car. >> fireball just engulfed the whole tube carriage. the whole carriage was orange, just like coming towards us. >> 29 people were hurt. the device had a timer but did not detonate properly which may have helped police make that arrest. 8:37 on this saturday. coming up, an investigation into racial intimidation on a local college campus. students find something unexpected outside their dorm room. and now the school is ready to find those responsible. that story is coming up. a jury hands down a verdict for a teen who says she stabbed a classmate in order to please a fictional character known as slender man. we'll have the details on the decision straight ahead. well, it is a beautiful start to our morning, but you might notice it's muggy outside. this is why. we have a chance of some isolated showers in our forecast for your weekend. we're going to go through the hour by hour forecast and talk about locally what you may expect. here's the view over center city. little foggy to start your morning. now, your nbc 10 first alert weather. welcome back. we're starting with a look at our radar and satellite map. what you see here is a pretty clear picture. see blips of green, that's just a false return from radar. no rain over us for this morning. if you have early morning errands to run, you're going to be good to go out there. as we go through the hour by hour model we are going to see chance of isolated showers here at 1:30 in the afternoon. i actually think this model is going too heavy with the showers throughout the area. it's going to more be just a few spot showers that roll by from about 1:30 right on through your early evening. by 9:30 seem fairly clear out there, but isolated chance for us today, not going to wash out any plans you may have for your saturday. let's take a look, shift gears here at hurricane jose. jose has been sitting now as a category 1 hurricane. and that situation that's in place right now may impact us as we get into the forecast come our late weekend early next week. so in a moment we're going to get that up for you and show you what we are tracking when it may impact you along the shore. coming up, irma's devastation. this morning, we're getting a closer look at the destruction left behind in the u.s. virgin islands. and we're learning more about exactly how long it could take for this part of the caribbean to recover. countdown to kickoff, eagles are preparing to face a familiar foe tomorrow. we'll have a preview just ahead. temple university's investigating an alleged case of racial intimidation on campus. two black students tell nbc 10 they found a banana hanging outside their dorm room monday night. the roommates say they confronted the student they claim is responsible. according to the roommates the student told them he happened to toss the banana in the air and it happened to land on their door. we're told that the student will be punished and that the roommates will have a say in the penalty. >> just want them to understand what they did wrong, you know what i mean? >> you think they should be punished at all? suspended? anything like that? >> yeah. that was rude. >> students say this is the second kind of incident at this same dorm just this past week. officials at temple tell us the school will not tolerate unlawful discrimination or harassment. temple university is also taking on another issue that faces college campuses all across the country. this morning the school says it is doing something different when it comes to sex assaults. the school has launched a new online reporting system for anybody who's been assaulted. temple aired a psa during last night's football game at the linc. folks at the game went home with these towels. the system isn't just for students, it's for any victim, however the reports do not go straight to the police. they go to temple's title 9 coordinator in case victims want to remain anonymous. let's head to wisconsin now where a girl will go to a mental hospital rather than prison in the stabbing of a classmate in the so-called slenderman case. yesterday a jury found anis anissa weier mentally ill when she stabbed the victim to please the horror slenderman, she was 12 years old at the time of the crime. she and the other suspect stabbed the victim 19 times. geyse rerks's trial starts next month. this morning we're getting an even clearer picture of hurricane irma's devastation across the caribbean. you are looking at st. john and the u.s. virgin islands. entire families lost their homes, officials say schools could be closed for a year. and through it all there are stories of survival. >> it was i understand beneath my house, i could listen to my house fall apart upstairs. but i had my kids, i had my wife there with me. so i have to be strong. >> i worked at the west end and that was destroyed, so i don't have a job right now. >> many workers who rely on the tourism industry say they will likely leave st. john to find work. those with nowhere to go say they're determined to help each other rebuild. in south florida, the miami zoo is still closed following irma, but thanks to protective measures the animals weathered the storm just okay. zoo officials say they only lost a handful of birds, 3,000 animals remain including a rhino that has been surviving severe storms dating back to hurricane andrew in 1992. this week's wednesday's child is sponsored by mealey's furniture. just what you're looking for. >> marquis is a curious little guy, loves learning new things and listening to music. he is looking for a loving forever family. nbc 10's vai sikahema introduces us to marquis in this wednesday's child. >> reporter: meet marquis, he is just adorable. as a 5-year-old this museum is the ideal place to hang out. he's not just cute, marquis is adventurous. he's inquisitive and independent. >> marquis would do really well in a family that's patient, willing to learn. and a family where he is the youngest by many years or the only child. >> marquis is bright, but he's also nonverbal. it's a challenge that he's working through, but the right forever family will help him communicate. >> his strengths are, you know, he's very adventurous. he is affectionate. he loves hugs. he's working on learning sign language, so he's very bright. and everybody, you know, just loves him the second they meet him. >> reporter: interestingly marquis has quite a sophisticated taste in music that's beyond most 5-year-olds, but he also loves the same things you'd expect someone his age to love. >> marquis loves mickey mouse. he really likes the intro to "sponge bob square pants" and his favorite songs are lenny kravitz "american woman." >> just wants a home to love him unconditionally. >> marquis would bring love, affection, laugh to a family and just brighten anybody's day. >> reporter: marquis is this week's wednesday's child. >> if you would like to make marquis' dream come true, or the dream of any wednesday's child, just go to our website nbc10.com and search wednesday's child. you can also call the national adoption center at 1-866-do-adopt. now, your nbc 10 first alert weather. >> all right. we're starting with a look at radar and satellite map. nice wide picture to show you over us just some thin high clouds in place, otherwise no rain to track. then you look across the entire board, there's no rain to track anywhere near us. that is a good thing. we don't have a front or storm system edging our direction to ruin your weekend plans. instead, it looks like a pretty good saturday and sunday moving forward. 84 degrees today in philadelphia, 83 tomorrow. that's pretty much the theme. low 80s for the suburbs, lehigh valley upper 70s at the jersey shore. and low 80s to upper 70s in delaware. now, one thing to note, we just saw this a minute ago going over our future model, some isolated showers are possible today but they will be very spotty, light in nature and short lived. so you can certainly do things outdoors, you just got to plan for maybe a spot shower rolling by briefly in the afternoon. let's talk shore and delaware beaches because there's a rip current risk in place. moderate risk today throughout all of our viewing area. just make sure you're checking with beach patrols in the area, maybe dangerous conditions. now, best thing you can do is really to avoid getting in the water because jose just churning up the waters out there. so it's going to get worse from here. likely elevated to a high risk by tomorrow and especially monday. and then that will likely be tuesday and wednesday as well. also a small craft advisory in place. same deal delaware beaches, jersey shore for building waves up to six feet, dangerous boating conditions as a result. again, this is something i think we are going to see for the next several days because jose's just going to be getting closer and closer to us as we progress. in fact, what we're looking at right now is jose's finally starting to break away from that looping path it had been sitting in for about a week. so watch the latest model here -- rather update from the national hurricane center showing it staying parallel and running along the east coast. this is from today right on through your sunday, right through your monday morning. still at a category 1 hurricane. then it may possibly downgrade as it approaches our area between early tuesday and early wednesday. now, what's important here is not necessarily the red line. while it looks likely it will stay out to sea, you see the cone here showing that the possible path waver very close to our shore. in fact, i measured this out it's only about 175 miles from that red line to the shore. now, on days four to five the error is about 175 miles. so there's certainly room for this to get closer and that would impact us locally even more so. but regardless we are going to feel the impacts. for philadelphia may just be showers and thunderstorms and gusty conditions, but at the jersey shore and delaware beaches, steady rain is certainly possible. minor coastal flooding and beach erosion possible, gusts 40 to 50 miles per hour and rough seas as a result. so right now we're putting that at the moderate threat zone. if jose were to track closer to us, that would mean a higher risk for the shores and delaware beach points. this is something we'll watch closely over the next several days but does look like right now regardless we'll feel some impacts locally along our shore points. we are getting closer to learning the fate of the frank rizzo statue in philadelphia. the time for the public to send in their ideas is over. we'll tell you how many people weighed in and what happens next. an annual charity race targeted by a bomber last year is set to get under way this morning at the jersey shore. we'll take you there coming up. the future of the controversial frank rizzo statue in philadelphia is now in the city's hands after receiving feedback. city officials say more than 3,000 people weighed in on the statue of the former philadelphia mayor. the city took opinions online and by mail over the past three weeks. the feedback campaign followed rallies and vandalism of the statue by people demanding its removal. the city says it will not consider petitions in making its final decisions. we will continue to follow this. on thursday this past week the rizzo statue in center city got a bit of company, crews installed a 12-foot tall entitled all power to all people. unveiled as a counterbalance to the statue of the late mayor and police commissioner who many said did not have a healthy relationship with many in the african-american community in philadelphia. the phils saw win streak snapped as they welcome the athletics back to philadelphia. the starting pitcher in this case -- ended up hitting it out there, you can see here matt joyce ripped a home run over the right field fence and that would be enough for oakland. phillies get shut out 4-0. all right. let's talk some birds now. the countdown to kickoff is on. eagles and chiefs play tomorrow at 1:00 at arrowhead stadium. birds heading to their week two matchup with the chiefs without runningback humphrey. he'll miss at least half of the season with a torn hamstring. meantime, the rest of the team will have a tough stretch on the road at one of the hardest stadiums to play in the league. >> ar row head staid yum quite the atmosphere, heard great things. i'm sure their fans will come out rocking, we have to be able to handle the noise and be on our ps and qs in terms of communication. >> we know we didn't play that well on the road last season. it's a time to prove that we can play on the road. but, you know, also win on the road. >> nbc 10 is your official eagles station. it's the only place where you can catch eagles game day kickoff, that's tomorrow at 9:30 in the morning. we'll have exclusive interviews with wide receiver nelson aguilar and team captain malcolm jenkins. and we'll talk with coach doug pederson about playing against former eagles coach andy reid. then check out game day final after the game. that's when we'll talk to the players right outside the locker room. we'll have the complete highlights plus interviews with coach pederson, carson wentz and many other players. that comes up after sunday night football and nbc 10 news at 11:00. rock and rolling and running. the half marathon now under way, 5k and 10k races took off this morning the the half marathon is tomorrow. the event raises money for cancer research. 8:56 on this saturday. gunfire erupts just outside of a north philadelphia hookah bar. nbc 10's randy gyllenhaal is following the investigation from police headquarters. randy. >> reporter: yeah, bullets flying outside of this bar. a shooter targeting pedestrians walking by. coming up next, the security guard who was on duty at the time who helped stop even more casualties. and our weekend forecast looks pretty nice, but if you're down by the shore, you'll already start to feel the effects of hurricane jose. we'll talk about when it may impact us locally coming up. right now on nbc 10 news today, a gunman starts shooting pedestrians outside of a philadelphia hookah bar. police say it came to an end when a security guard took action. we're live following the investigation. we are tracking jose. the storm is making its way through the atlantic. we're keeping an eye on the possible impacts in our region in the first alert forecast. a charity run targeted by a terror attack last year is getting under way once again this time under tight security. good morning. this is nbc 10 news today. thanks for being with us on this saturday. i'm rosemary connors. it's 9:00. we're going to start with the weekend weather, plenty to get to, but i'm sure people want to know what it's going to do oud e out today. meteorologist krystal klei is keeping an eye on it. >> most of our locations look very pretty clear blue sky but some spots are holding onto fog and this is one of the locations, cape may marina. this picture looks better than it did an hour and a half ago. take a look at the reports we're getting. allentown in the clear ten miles for visibility, down to half a mile in lancaster, looking for some clearing over the next half hour or so there. but areas like atlantic city, millville, dover now much better off than they were. still some fog but definitely can drive now in these conditions. good news is as expected this is starting to thin out. 70s across the board for most of us here. trenton, you're at 73 and philadelphia at 75. wilmington at 73 and atlantic city at 70. well, we're in 70s right now, by this afternoon we're going to be looking at low to mid 80s, which is actually warmer than average for this time of year. a nice last weekend of summer. switching gears though, this is what we have our eye on, this is hurricane jose. jose right now is still kind of stuck in the same spot it has been stuck in, but here's the deal, it's going to start making the turn to the north and as it does so it's going to ride right parallel to the east coast and going to bring some impacts to us locally depending on how close it gets to the coast. it could be worse or better off. we'll talk about that coming up in a few minutes. all right. thanks for that, krystal. new overnight, a security guard shoots and kills a gunman outside of a hookah bar. the guard fired his weapon after the man took aim at two people heading toward the bar in north philly. now police are trying to get to the bottom of the motive in this case. nbc 10's randy gyllenhaal joins us live from police headquarters with more on the investigation. randy. >> reporter: and police tell us that security guard is cooperative. he was interviewed by homicide detectives this morning at police headquarters. the first gunshots happened outside that hookah bar last night. that's at the corner of germantown and cumberland street in north philly. police say a 30-year-old suspect began wildly shooting at people outside who were just walking down the street. a man and the woman were hit in the legs. police say they may have actually been heading into that bar. the security guard who was on duty at the time saw what was happening and immediately confronted that suspect. >> but the guard was on duty at the time standing by the front door when he observed only feet away from him this male approach from cumberland street and begin open fire on pedestrians that were walking down the street. >> reporter: police say that security guard shot the suspect multiple times in the stomach. the suspect dropped his gun, ran away and was taken by a private car to temple hospital where he later died. those two victims both had injuries to their legs. they're expected to survive. police still working to try to figure out why exactly this guy started opening fire outside a busy bar. for now live in center city, randy gyllenhaal, nbc 10 news. >> thanks for that, randy. this morning we're learning more about how alcohol may have played a role in the death of a college student in the lehigh valley. mccrae williams was found unconscious just outside of his dorm at lafayette college on sunday afternoon. the school official confirms to nbc 10 that a caller told campus police that the 19-year-old lacrosse player had been drinking and needed medical help. williams died at the hospital on monday. an autopsy revealed that williams died from blunt force head injuries, but it's still unclear exactly how he got those injuries. a plea deal means no trial for jeffrey sandusky, the son of convicted child molester jerry sandusky. yesterday jeffrey sandusky pleaded guilty to child sex abuse charges. his trial was set to begin in a week. now, under the plea deal the 41-year-old -- excuse me, the 41-year-old will serve at least three to six years in prison, but the judge could give him some more time. prosecutors say sandusky asked two underage children to send him nude photos and to perform sex acts. in 2012 the jury found jeffrey's father jerry sandusky guilty of sexually abusing ten boys. the former penn state assistance football coach is now serving 30 to 60 years in prison. today, a final farewell for a south jersey sailor killed in a collision involving the "u.s.s. john s. mccain" kenneth smith was aboard the ship. visitation begins this afternoon in cherry hill. smith was one of ten sailors who died when the mccain collided with an oil tanker off the coast of singapore last month. the navy sent a cyber team to confirm that computer hacking had no role in that collision. today, folks at the jersey shore are preparing to host a race that was targeted in a terror attack. the semper five marine corps charity run in seaside heights is just down the road from last year's site in seaside park. that's where a suspected terrorist blew up the trash can just before the start of the event. seaside park was just one target a year ago. you may remember a bomb also went off in new york's chelsea neighborhood injuring more than two dozen people. and then in elizabeth, new jersey, two men found a backpack filled with pipe bombs. nobody was injured in that case. ahmad khan rahini was arrested and will be next month. officials say security is this year's top priority with officers posted and crews removing trash all along the race route. a local bridge is about to become a ballroom. we'll show you how it will be a real river dance tonight as folks move to the music above the water in philadelphia. that's straight ahead. take a look. this is hurricane jose. we're going to talk about some of the impacts we're going to feel through our weekend and into next week coming up. here's a live look down broad street from our kimmel center campus cam. a nice weekend though for most of us. hey honey, how was practice? good. must've been hot out there today, huh? yeah. yeah. why don't you go put that stuff in the laundry room right now? ok. do your athletes bring home big odors? tide sport is super concentrated to beat even... ...the toughest stains and odors. hey, 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clouds as we get through the afternoon. and, again, i say this really focused in, spotty showers. it's not a washout. you can be outdoors today, just be prepped that you may have a little brief shower roll overhead. 79 at 11:00 a.m. in delaware, up to 82 at 3:00, about the same for new jersey and at the shore some upper 70s for high temperatures and down to 73 by 7:00 p.m. so there's a look at tropical radar and satellite. here's hurricane jose, still about the same spot. but now it's going to break free from the holding pattern and begin moving to the north. models in very good agreement on that. on top of the fact jose churning at the sea, we're also tracking a tropical disturbance sitting here and what is now a tropical depression but could turn into a tropical storm. so the tropics really have been firing up and it looks like they're not stopping any time soon. we're going to talk more about jose in a few minutes. as we mentioned, today folks at the jersey shore are getting ready to host a race that was targeted in a terror attack. it's called the semper five marines corp charity run. this year it's being held in seaside heights. last year it was held in seaside parks. you may remember that's where a suspected terrorist blew up a trash can along the start of the route before the event. nbc's brian thompson is live. tell us about the runners and spectators, do they feel safe? >> reporter: yeah, we just had the start of the mile race. yep. and we got all these people who are absolutely feeling safe about this race. look at that. they're going to be in the 5k. we just started the one-mile run. the 5k race, the semper five 5k will begin in about half an hour, i guess you could say. and do they feel safe? well, just listen to skylar and mark hardy. >> the person who did it was stupid to do it. and this year i think it would be better. >> reporter: you think it will be safer? >> yes. >> reporter: did you have any hesitation bringing her to this race? >> no. i work for u.s. customs and border protection and law enforcement officer, i have faith in all the law enforcement here -- officers here. and i believe they're going to keep everybody safe. >> reporter: now, at this point the security is so suffocating that you could say that, well, it's as tight as what you'd expect to find around a presidential visit. we have the fbi, the navy's ncis, we have homeland security, state police with their boats and their helicopters, the county -- ocean county sheriff's department with their drones. i've seen bomb squads here from the state police. the prosecutor's office from ocean county is here as well, and of course seaside heights police department has every officer on duty today. that's how intense this is, how suffocating it is, if you will. cops lined up from block-to-block-to-block. they've checked -- they had the bomb sniffing dogs. if anything can be safe after what we saw last year, especially when it spread to chelsea and then elizabeth with that one bombing attack in multiple locations, this place is safe. back to you. >> all right. brian thompson live for us, not taking any chances out there. thanks, brian. it could be the biggest local high school football game of the year. we're talking the prep archbishop wood wednesday head-to-head last night on the field. we have all the highlights in the nbc 10 high school blitz. shift without a disaster. my bargain detergent couldn't keep up. so, i switched to tide pods. they're super concentrated, so i get a better clean. number one trusted. number one awarded. it's got to be tide dancers, not drivers, will be on the falls bridge in east falls tonight. the annual dance on the falls bridge begins at 7:00. the bridge is shut down, it's decorated so the dancers can make their moves all night long. the event benefits the east falls development corporation in philadelphia. all right. it is our time to clear the shelters and find homes for adoptable pets. this morning joining krystal and me this morning is amy with act philly and harley here. >> yes, thank you so much for having us. this is harley. she's about a one-year-old, maybe a little less, still just a little pup. and i'm not really sure what kind of dog she is. she's an interesting mix. >> a cute one. >> yes. >> super cute and big loving eyes. >> that's what's important is she's super cute. she's a little scared right now, but she was very happy in the shelter when i took her out of her kennel. so she definitely likes people and wants to spend time with them. and she's going to be available for adoption at our everyday adoption center. >> krystal, you've got a pup at home, your dog needs a friend. >> well, yeah, but my boyfriend at home like, no, no more. but what i was going to say is when i first adopted my pup because i also got my dog from a shelter he was a little nervous. maybe you can talk about the fact people just have to have some patience because now my guy's crazy running all around the house. >> yeah. the shelter can be a scary place for dogs, it's loud, there's smells they don't know. but once they're in a home environment and gain confidence, they feel comfortable and open up and you get to see their true personalities. >> break out of their shells big time. big puppy eyes right now, i'm sure she has a lot of energy. >> how did she come in the shelter? >> she's a stray. we don't know too much about her. she was with another dog running around and that dog's also going to be up at everyday adoption center. so you could get two. >> friends, hey, there you go. >> they're tiny, two equals one. >> yeah. >> and if you are looking to adopt, you can head to the everyday adoption center. there are adoption specials happening. open from 10:00 this morning until 8:00 this evening and then tomorrow 11:00 to 5:00. it's out in plymouth meeting right on chemical road. ebb, you can always reach out to act philly during the week, 267-385-3800, they're also online at acctphilly.org. amy with acctphilly and harley. we appreciate it. >> yeah, of course, we love it. it wouldn't be a saturday morning in september without some high school football. welcome to the blitz. didn't win our game of the week as we begin that's because this is game of the year in pennsylvania. st. joe's prep and archbishop wood, both reigning state champs, both coming off impressive wins against north jersey, national powers. here we go. cheerleaders ready and rocking from wood. but the nationally ranked hawks take control late in the first half. mccray fires a strike to freeman for a first down. and marcus mason polishes off the drive by banging his way into the end zone from seven yards away. prep grabs a 17-7 lead. then it's mccray at it again. this time calls his own digits. look at him move. he's got some wheels. swats away the wood defense. takes it just shy of the promise land. sets up another t.d. as prep rolls by 27-7. dobbins in south philly last night. knocking on the door, give it to the fullback. the meat truck bangs it home. they win 22-0. catholic league versus public league. brown finds a seam and busts out a big run. not much offense in this one. saints survive 8-7. and, oh, baby, even the little ones ready to see kensington and edison do battle. tigers putding on the show early. smith running right into your living room and over two defenders. get out the way. that's a six-point romp. they roll 33-6. and strawberry mansion, all mansion early, william pope out of the shotgun, throws up a prayer with a name like pope you know it's answered. white with the t.d. grab. the six with six, mansion rolls 30-8. let's go to lehigh valley, easton and parkland. into the first half easton coughs up the rock and worth making it rain with the scoop and score. breaking tackles for a 37-yard house call. parkland rolls 42-7. and south jersey catholic riled up to welcome bishop, all fighting irish in this one throwing haymakers as marcus cashes in from five yards away. camden catholic spanks them 35-0. cherokee and timber creek battling it out. cherry creek with the rock. but they run into some trouble. release the hounds timber creek defense up to the task. the ball comes out, the crowd clears, stevenson stays on his feet, takes it to the end zone. timber creek wins 35-28. west deptford hosting willingboror, check out david green with a catch between two defenders. gets rocked but hangs on. enjoy that because that was their only score. west deptford wins. mcandrew rolls and finds nice grab on the far sideline for the big game. they cruise 32-0. let's go to first state. late third quarter caravel's jordan benet breaks free. no whip, just all benet-ne. i'm going to get that joke one of these times. bird's eye view of the action with some skylights upper moreland and plymouth. upper moreland pinned on their own five, but forget about it. sterlin says i'll take this, romping 95 yards for the touchdown. they win 41-7. william penn looking for first "w." eddie receiving the punt here. and look at him work. bobbing and weaving like a young ali in his prime. watch this defender. makes him look silly. almost gets it to the end zone. penn ridge wins the game. that's what matters. dive in from four yards, they win 34-3. that was fun but that's it for the blitz. have a great saturday. the live camera you see behind me is of cape may marina and it's been starting to clear out a bit from the foggy conditions we had early this morning. still some lingering fog though. many of us have sunny skies right now. and as we go through today just some scattered clouds with the sunshine. and isolated shower possible through the afternoon hours. high of 84 in philadelphia. lehigh valley at 82. and 81 our high in delaware for today. we're looking at temperatures staying in the 80s for your sunday as well and sunday will be even a little more dry than what we are looking at for our saturday. let's go through the hour by hour and show you what i'm talking about here. so there's 4:30 in the afternoon. starting about 2:00 in the afternoon i think we may see spot showers roll by. i actually think this model may be going with too much when you see this much green on the board. but either way, a spot shower possible throughout the day. you can grab an umbrella if you want but it's not going to be a long lasting rain and not going to be a heavy rain. start to clear out overnight. into sunday we should see increasing clouds say late morning, early afternoon, but otherwise aside from maybe a sprinkle on the northern edge of our viewing zone we should see dry conditions for your sunday. rip current risk is in place. this is a moderate risk for rip currents to develop along the jersey shore and delaware beaches. you can stay up-to-date with this information by downloading our free nbc10 app. and stay up-to-date on this. these are the computer model tracks for hurricane jose. right now category 1 with 80-mile-per-hour sustained winds. notice models are in good agreement going to start making this north drive just paralleling the east coast. take a closer look here though. tuesday into wednesday is when it will likely pass our area. it doesn't look likely we would see landfall in the area but some models have it clipping cape cod or parts of massachusetts into rhode island. so this is going to be the area to watch. regardless, the impacts will be felt for us because it's going to be a close enough track. so here are the impacts we're looking at. rough seas and minor coastal flooding and beach erosion possible as we go monday evening through wednesday. winds gusting 40 to 50 miles per hour, likely about 40 in philadelphia, closer to 50 along the shore. and in terms of rain the most likely our steadiest rain would be near the shore and delaware beaches, but some showers and thunderstorms are possible in philly on tuesday. we'll talk more about this with your ten-day on tap coming up after the break. you'busted tail.rd. and impressed the boss. maybe, it's time to be your own. transform your career with strayer university's mba program today. let's get it, america. this is pretty awesome. a farm in montgomery county is definitely ready for basketball season. skyforce 10 came across this 76ers themed corn maze in souderton yesterday. the maze shows the logo with familiar words "trust the process." looking great out there. >> it is. >> and looking great out today across philadelphia. >> a pretty nice weekend forecast and this is the last weekend of summer. next friday we turn over to fall. so here's a look at your ten-day on ten. 84 for today, might see a spot shower in the afternoon. not all of us but likely to see a few drops. 83 tomorrow mix of clouds and sun. we start to increase clouds and spot showers near the shore late monday. this is because of some of the moisture from jose. and then we may see some showers and storms tuesday most likely. >> i'm going to keep my fingers crossed we don't see showers. >> we want it farther east, not farther west. >> that's going to do it for us. i'm rosemary connors for krystal klei, have a good one. thing pink. from fields and factories they came looking for opportunity. they worked hard. we helped them work harder. they are the students of strayer university. for 125 years, we've supported as they've rewritten the future. and to all who seek their true potential, we say, let's get it, america. 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