brandon and his mom, whose car had broken down along a dark stretch of roadway. they were trying to push the car off the road when both were hit. the son suffered minor injuries. >> since we were married i used to fight with him for stopping all the time with people. but i guess that was his mission in life, help others, always. >> it doesn't appear to just be a tragic accident at this time. >> reporter: his relatives tell me he was driving here on his way to his construction job in north jersey when he spotted others in trouble. >> i know that the family involved is so appreciative of this gentleman stopping to help. we want people to be aware of their safety ask surroundings and call us. >> reporter: no charges have been filed. police are still investigating the crash. >> he was just a caring person. >> reporter: a life lost doing a good deed. nbc 10 news. now, to the weather, storms are headed our way and we want you to be ready, just look at the weather system on the radar there. we have issued a first alert for sunday because of the threat of rain and wind. that means it is going to be wet for the eagles game on sunday. you're going to need your umbrella and poncho. >> good warning if you're going to be out at the link. tammie souza is here with us. >> we're going to be watching two systems, the one you saw in the tropics and a front that's coming across the central portion of the u.s. we have a first alert that's issued for sunday. we're talking about sunday through sunday night. the heaviest rain could come in the afternoon and evening. it could affect from the city north and west. but the entire area right now is under the first alert because these two systems haven't come together yet. we will not know the exactly precise location of the heaviest rain until they actually get a little bit closer together. they are thousands of miles apart. the strongest winds, we do know will be along the jersey shore and the heaviest rain at this point north and west of the city. the entire area could pick up several inches of rain on sunday. heavy rain, even thunderstorms, any lightning could put a delay on the eagles game. the strong winds could be upwards of 50 miles per hour along the show and localized flooding -- you know you have all those leaves that are covering your gutters. hour by hour, saturday not too shabby. we're looking at temperatures hovering close to 70. but by early on sunday morning, showers in the area, and look what happens, here we are at game time, right there, showers and thunderstorms that are crossing the area, so that's something we're going to be very aware of. when i come back, we're going to talk about the rest of your weekend. we'll talk about the wind that's coming on monday and we're going to talk about your halloween forecast. guys? stay ahead of sunday's storms with the nbc 10 app. track the most accurate forecast for your neighborhood. make sure to wake up with nbc 10 news today starting at 5:30 on sunday for updates on weather and traffic. breaking news now in the case of a fraternity death at a penn state university. it made national headlines. prosecutors are prefiling some f the charges. jim rosenfield is live now. >> prosecutors reinstating some of the dismissed charges against members of that now closed penn state fraternity. 18 students were initially charged in the death of 19-year-old timothy piazza. he died after a night of drinking and several falls back in february. nearly two months ago, a judge through out aggravated assault and involuntary manslaughter charges against the students. those were the most serious charges brought in the case. we learned some of the charges are being refiled. the next step in the legal process is not immediately clear. jim rosenfield, nbc 10 news. erin? thank you. a twist now into the investigation of two teenager boys shot to death in south philadelphia. >> the home of the person of interest in the case was riddled with gunfire early this afternoon. police confirm they want to speak to a teenage boy is thewhs there. neighbors are pleading for arrests in both shootings. >> do the right thing. i feel like it would be really hard to be a 16-year-old kid on the run. where does one even go? >> this morning's shooting was followed by a series of school lockdowns. the person of interest attends a local high school. a dog beaten and left for dead in a trash heap. investigators want to know who did it. a warning, though, some viewers may find the picture we're about to show you disturbing. at couple found charlie tuesday in cobbs creek. the dog has already had several surgeries and he is not out of the woods yet. if he fully heals, he eventually may be put up for adoption. the pspca is investigating this case. a jury found a woman not guilty today of smuggling cocaine into philadelphia international airport. her lawyer says she was just tricked while on vacation. nbc 10's jacqueline london joins us now live to tell us what happened. >> the woman was arrested back in may at the airport. she was returning from a trip from jamaica to philadelphia international when federal agents stopped her. they say they found $300,000 worth of cocaine in cocoa cans. but the woman's lawyer told a jury she went to jamaica for a vacation and had a romantic relationship with a man there. later that man asked her to bring spices to his grandmother. she had no idea they contained the drugs. her lawyer said it was obvious because of the way she spoke to police. >> when you see a police car pull up behind you most people get nervous. when those lights come on you really get nervous. here was a woman that was stopped at the airport with ten pounds of cocaine and yet she was cooperative with the homeland security agents and border patrol. at no point did you see nervousness or temper or nastiness or anything. she was cooperative throughout the entire process. >> the trial lasted four days before the jury reached the not guilty verdict this morning. jacqueline london, nbc 10 news. billions of dollars in damage, dozens killed, and a path of destruction across new jersey and new york. sunday marks the fifth anniversary since superstorm sandy tore through the region. the storm ripped across the jersey shore dumping winds. governor christie sat down with matt lauer. he talked about the recovery process and mistakes made during his leadership. >> in the beginning there were -- this was the first time we'd ever done anything like this. the company we hired to run the rebuilding program, they weren't good. two bids, we picked one, we picked the lowest one. turned out not to be good. it took us a year to figure that out. then we removed them and now we've got a new group in that's been much better. yeah, there was definitely mistakes made, matt. i would never say we would mistake free. >> christie went on to say 85% of recovery is done. new information tonight about pennsylvania's budget battles. state schools will now get their funding after all. governor tom wolf signed funding bills today. it will give about $650 million for schools like penn state, temple, lincoln, and pitt. the money will be sent out immediately. some schools had warned about possible tuition increases if the money wasn't secured. atlantic city will see extra green as the lights around town shine bright. more than 5,600 street lights will get energy efficient l.e.d. bulbs. work will start next month. the city has already installed l.e.d. lights along the boardwalk. ahead at 5:00, unlocking the mystery of a debilitating disease. >> i met a lot of doctors. and we were just trying to help harper have a better quality of life. >> how one family is working with researchers here in philadelphia to see if cannabis oil could be a game changer. philly free streets. tomorrow, major arteries across our city will be off limits to vehicles, so walkers, runners and everyone in between can enjoy the day. how traffic will be affected. we'll show you how students are taking a stand to keep drugs out of their communities. the story next at 5:00. he's a husband, father, veteran... but most of all, he's a fighter. chris brown has never been afraid to take on the big fights. that's why he stood up to republicans and democrats alike to fight the north jersey casinos and the takeover of atlantic city. chris brown is fighting to protect jobs in our region... a true champion for the working men and women of atlantic county. on november 7th, let's keep him fighting for us. chris brown for state senate, he's on our side. dozens of students in bucks county joined the conversation about drug prevention. they took to the streets to spread awareness for red ribbon week. it's one of the nation's oldest drug prevention and awareness programs. >> nbc 10's pamela osborn covered the walk for us in ben salem. >> reporter: it was a walk and a week to remember. more than 2,500 k-8 students converged at the township's memorial. >> he was killed in february 1985. >> reporter: it symbolized about the killing and destruction caused by drugs in counties and communities like these. >> we've had a 233% increase in overdoses in the last couple of years, we're faced with the same crisis everyone else is. >> reporter: students took the pledge. not just to the flag, but to stay drug free. >> it means a lot that we all pledge to be drug free. now we have a safer future. >> reporter: this 13-year-old danielle tells us they've had discussions in class all week. >> it's great the community comes together and tries to keep the younger generation that it's not okay to do this type of thing. >> reporter: she feels she has the tools and support she needs to stay on the right path and to help her friends do the same. and that is what the leaders who gathered here to encourage them to live happy and healthy lives hope for. >> we're currently involved in a life and death battle where we're in danger of losing virtually a generation. i don't want to save one kid, i want to save them all. >> reporter: in ben salem, nbc 10 news. there's a new school in montgomery county. a few students held the ribbon today for the ceremonial cutting for the new elementary school. parents and school leaders were inside the gym. the original building was built in 1961. students in the longcrest section of philadelphia ended hispanic heritage month with a special assembly. the program at universal charter school highlighted those affected by the storms in puerto rico and in florida. performances included songs and dances, also included poetry readings. let's go to sky force 10 live over breaking news now. police say a car crashed into two people. this happened at old sugar town road and west lancaster avenue. you see the pair of ambulances there, a slue of patrol cars. the car stayed at the scene. there's no word on how serious the injuries are. in the meantime, let's talk about the weather. big changes coming. that's why we've issued a first alert for sunday. storms will move into our area, in fact, you can already see that weather system on first alert radar. >> meteorologist tammie souza is here with us. what's coming some. >> it's a tropical system and may or may not become named. there is also a system moving across the continental yooununi states. they're going to merge and there's going to be heavy rain and we're in the bull's-eye. let's go to our map. nothing is going on on the radar today. this is the classic fall day. this is what you want every fall day to be like. very quiet on doppler radar. we're not looking at anything. pennsylvania is in the clear, but here we go, ohio is starting to see showers and storms. all of that associated with that system that's moving across the united states. look at the cold air pulling snow well down into the twin cities at this hour. this is going to continue in our direction. behind it, very cold air will move in for the beginning of next week. you can see the cold air right now, 34 in the twin cities, 42 in chicago. 39 in omaha. that's going to continue to rotate in our direction. now, as far as us, we're in the warm section. we're just enjoying the 60s, we're seasonal. everything is picture perfect. 62 in trenton, 63 in wilmington. 63 in philadelphia and coatesville and vineland. 64 for all of you in wildwood. but we are watching this system down here as well as that system moving across the continental united states. you can see the rain moving through louisiana. this is a disturbance that may or may not become organized and became phillipe. let's watch what happens, on saturday we watch the system approaching florida and we watch the cold front that's got showers in atlanta and parts of the ohio valley. on sunday they start to come close together and we have a bulls eye that will move through our area. in fact, they may cross and merge, bringing us very heavy rain on sunday. and behind it extremely windy conditions and very cold air for our monday. let's go hour by hour and break down your neighborhood. gorgeous on saturday. spectacular. up near 70 in some places. lots of sunshine, southeast winds. clouds increase during the evening, overnight a few sprinkles and showers. it will be mild though, much of the overnight will be in the 60s. here comes that rain, just in time for the eagles game. you can see possibly some thunderstorms with that. we see the winds out of the southeast, but right in here, you start to see a shift to the west. that's because the front is crossing the area. now we have rain at 8:00, and behind that, here come those west winds. it's going to be much chillier, showers perhaps early on monday morning. behind the front, look at that. we have winds out of the west and highs that are only going to be in the 50s. it's going to be frigid. there's another one in the pipeline for the middle of next week. how much rain? well, some places, this is the european model, could pick up several inches of rain. make sure your storm gutters are all cleared off. make sure those drains can drain the rain. as far as the eagles game, we're looking at the mid 60s, dropping off to the low 60s. we'll see winds starting out of the southeast, changing to the southwest. periods of showers, even thunderstorms out there. any lightning, of course, is going to halt the game until the storms are out of the area. 71 for tomorrow. enjoy it, go look at the leaves changing. get your halloween decorations up and fasten them down good. because it will be wet and soggy after the storms on sunday. they'll probably blow away on monday if they're not fastened down really well. on halloween, it's going to be chilly. we're going to see temperatures in the morning that will be in the 30s in outlying areas. and halloween night we'll drop to the 50s. some of the trick or treating may be done in the upper 40s. we'll be dry on wednesday. here comes the next storm system moving through for the middle of next week and, of course, we'll fall back next weekend. the time change. great time to change the batteries in your smoke detectors, too. guys? it is one of the lehigh valley's most popular hotels. some say guests who checked into the historic hotel bethlehem hundreds of years ago never checked out. one guest and her daughter reported seeing a man standing at the foot of their bed. erin, would you imagine when they asked who he was? he disappeared. even hotel employees have their own ghost stories. >> a couple times i've been down here and seen a shadow of a man standing at the steps. he doesn't move. he just stands there. i see that shadow, i definitely use the back door. >> yeah. in the 1800s a woman named may used to sing and dance in the hotel lobby to entertain guests. sometimes people say they can hear the sound of a piano playing at night to this day. >> creepy. all right. here's the proof that everybody loves halloween, no matter your age. the tiniest trick or treaters paraded around spring hill assisted living community in cherry hill today. that trip was planned by members of the moms clubs of cherry hill west, haddonfield. we want to see your costumes and pumpkin carvings, send them to us. download our app for free. ahead at 5:00, the reason why local students are hurling pumpkins into the air all in the name of science. building his defense. the latest turn in the sexual assault claims against harvey weinstein that's bringing him to delaware. the latest in the fight against opioid in delaware county, that's next. new jersey department of health is getting thousands of smoke shop and stores welcome for the new smoking age law. starting wednesday you must be 21 to buy cigarettes, e-cigs and vapes. stores will have new signs explaining the law. they could be fined up to $1,000 if they sell to an underaged person. researchers say it's too soon to say if the flu is going to be bad this year. they say it's still important to get the flu shot. a team of researchers at baylor college of medicine says the southern atmosphere had a severe strain circulate during its flu season. if we have the same one, it could be deadly. >> if that's correct, that virus normally is associated with a lot more deaths, a lot more hospitalization. a lot more morbidity. >> you only have a small window of time to get your flu shot for it to be effective. it takes two weeks to sink in. anyone older than six months is urged to get the shot. the peak season is november to february. they recommend people over the age of 65 get one of the two c vaccines. the flu nasal spray is not recommended. we are learning new information about the opioid epidemic. 60,000 people died from drug overdoses in the u.s. last year. that's according to the centers for disease control. fentanyl is largely to blame. it's 50 to 100 times stronger than morphine. president trump declared the opioid epidemic a public health emergency. police in delaware county are being honored for a milestone in the fight against opioids. they've saved more than 900 lives using narcan. they were recognized at this ceremony today. narcan is a drug that can reverse the effects of an opioid overdose. delaware county was the first county in the state to equip all officers with narcan three years ago. doing great work. if you didn't know it, it is national american beer day. >> listen to this, to celebrate the first state launched a new app to help people explore its beer, wine and spirits industry. it's called delaware on tap. the app is set up like a trail, there are 26 breweries and vineyards to visit. users will also find information about upcoming events. suggestions for places to dine or stay. deals and transportation offices. >> quality of life, interesting things to do. great places to eat and drink are among the top things that people are looking for. young people who want to have fun and go to a place where they can enjoy their life outside of work. >> the free app is available in the itunes app store and google play. i can hear tim furlong, by the way, doing all that. encouraging all of us to go out. >> oh, yeah. they are confident about their future. >> the program that's helping local teens successfully enter the workforce. and easing the pain of a rare disease with cannabis oil. one mom says it helps her child, see how she's working with local researchers to help other patients. want. philly free streets starts tomorrow here in philadelphia. take a look at the sign, we'll tell you where you can and can't park and can and can't walk. the training that could save your life one day. all new at 6:00, nbc 10 takes you in the water and in the air with crews preparing for the worst case scenario. steve sweeney's negative headlines keep piling up. why are south jerseyans so angry at sweeney? sweeney repeatedly sided with chris christie to underfund south jersey schools, increase standardized testing like parcc, cut take-home pay for teachers, and broke his promise to fund the pensions of hundreds of thousands of new jerseyans- all while padding his own. steve sweeney says a lot of things. but the truth is, he's not on our side. right now at 5:00, we're tracking major weather changes coming to our region this weekend. the dry weather is on its way out as storms and strong winds head our way. >> two different systems there, a first alert has been issued for philadelphia and the surrounding areas for sunday. nbc 10 chief meteorologist tammie souza joins us. a lot of changes are in store? >> a lot of changes are in store. it's a perfect storm type of swg situation where we have a storm over the continental u.s. that will merge with a tropical system. we have a first alert issued for sunday and sunday night. the heaviest rain at this point looks like it will be north and west of the city. but the city will get a good dousing as well. the strongest winds which could be 40, 50 mile an hour wind gusts could be along the jersey shore, especially sunday night. we're looking at heavy rain and thunderstorms. that could affect the eagles game. strong winds and localized flooding out there, especially all the kraareas where you have leaves piled up. we're going to be looking at the rain moving in, it will start as lighter rain in the morning. the breeze will pick up and we'll see the rain with thunderstorms at 1:00. there are those thunderstorms. 7:00, we'll have rain, a steady soaking out there. maybe some localized street flooding, still looking at the rain moving through the area. the winds will start to pick up as well. we get into monday, the rain leaves, but then we have very strong winds coming in. anything you have outside will probably wind up being blown around. your weekend ahead is going to be pretty much a switch hitter, not to use a baseball term, but i had to do it. it's going to be beautiful tomorrow, in the 60s and 70s. late tomorrow we see clouds move in. the rain moves in overnight and we'll see heavy rain and thunderstorms. windy conditions on sunday. i'll be back with your ten day on 10 and your halloween forecast in a few minutes. the response was research is very expensive. and you maybe need to seek some psychiatric assistance to be okay with the fact that your daughter has this disease. >> hitting road blocks while trying to find help for her daughter. harper howard had dozens of seizures every day of her young l life. we're looking at the breakthrough her parents said made a huge difference. we're talking about medical marijuana, or cannabis oil. and doctors right here in philadelphia are researching it to see how and why it makes a difference. >> reporter: harper howard spent years battling seizure after seizure after seizure. she was born with a rare genetic disorder called cdkl 5. >> it was hard on us as her parents to never see her smile. it was hard on her sister. >> reporter: her mother, penny, told us after dozens of doctor visits and traditional medications, nothing was working. until -- >> we stumbled upon the dietary supplement rsho and that's when we began to walk more on the side of hope. >> reporter: it stands for real scientific hemp oil, also known as medical marijuana. the results for harper were almost immediate. >> did you do something funny today? >> reporter: the seizures stopped. she was making eye contact. smiling, all the while fighting the disease. >> it didn't cure it, we never expected it to. it just allowed for a better quality of life. >> the first thing we were surprised to see -- >> reporter: now doctors at the university of pennsylvania who have been studying harper's brain are studying why medical marijuana can make such a difference. >> we're trying to understand how safe they are. this is a system that hasn't been tested yet. are safe are they in a developing brain? is it safe in normal brains, or is it only safe in brains that have bad seizures and it's a way to get the seizures to calm down. these are all questions that need answers. >> reporter: harper's family says for them, it gave them their daughter back. when nothing else would. >> at the end of the day, i want to live knowing that i tried everything i could to help my child. ultimately, what you're telling me anyway with this disease is they're going to die before me. >> reporter: such strong mom there. harper howard passed away early last year. but because her family donated her brain to research, right now in a university of pennsylvania lab doctors are working with her brain to unlock the mystery of her disease. in turn, many other diseases. new at 5:00, four young suspects are charged in the carjacking and assault that left a pizza deliveryman unconscious for three days. philadelphia police tell nbc 10 the oldest suspect is 22 years old. two of the suspects are 15. the youngest is just 13. police say they attacked a man outside of a gas station on baltimore avenue and left him on the pavement when they stole his car. police say a newcastle county man wanted for carjacking on thursday has struck again. 23-year-old kaylin jackson was wanted for stealing a car following a shooting at a complex in wilmington. police say he committed another carjacking today. jackson is driving a maroon 2012 kia sorrento with delaware plates. here's a look at some of the stories making headlines county by county today. nbc 10 in camden county were one park is looking greener tonight. volunteers from td bank met at judge robert johnson park where they planted 75 trees this afternoon. since 2010, td bank has planted more than 285,000 trees i trees. launching pumpkins hundreds of feet in the air. engineering students at rowan university competed in tpumpkin chunking contest. it was to promote s.t.e.m. programs. one part of our region has scrapped the pumpkin chunking for the year. organizers of the event in delaware announced they were canceling it in august they were served with a federal lawsuit from a woman who was injured last year. cape may county park and zoo ranks along its counterparts in the bronx, san diego and st. louis. the zoo in cape may courthouse received accreditation. a group of experts carefully examined the zoo and its staff to make sure the animals are in a great place and getting the best care. the cape may county park and zoo attracts more than 500,000 visitors a year. a milestone day for more than a dozen local teenagers who were facing an uncertain future. today the teens graduated from the bridge to employment program. the education instilled training program was developed to help young people on a path leading to financial stability, career opportunities and personal fulfillment in the healthcare field. today's graduation also came with guaranteed jobs at einstein. coming up, eagles' malcolm jenkins with strong statements about the first place birds protecting homefield advantage. this is a live look from our camera perched high atop lincoln financial field where the eagles are a perfect 3-0 on the season. wait till you hear how the birds plan to stay that way coming up. new lawsuit, the demands harvey weinstein is making in a suit filed in delaware. nobody delivers more for south jersey than steve sweeney. he stood up to north jersey special interests to increase funding for our schools. he stopped christie's commuter tax, saving south jersey residents over 200 million dollars. and he led the charge to pass paid family leave. aarp applauded sweeney for freezing property taxes for seniors and cutting prices on prescription drugs. "i got to take my hat off to him. he's a man of his word." steve sweeney. because there's more work to do to get south jersey's fair share. harvey weinstein's legal battle is coming to delaware. weinstein filed a lawsuit in kent county demanding his former movie studio release e-mails and documents that could help his defense. weinstein was fired from the studio he founded after nearly 60 women came forward accusing him of sexual harassment or assault. rose mcgowan spoke at the opening of the women's conference in detroit. she rallied the crowd of about 5,000 women saying we are strong, brave, and we'll fight. >> i've been harassed, maligned. do you know what? i'm just like you. what happened to me happens to all of us in society. and it cannot and will not stand. >> a spokesperson for weinstein says he denies all allegations of rape. we're 100 days away from the super bowl. >> next at 5:00, the newly announced event that's helping fans get into the spirit. we have exclusive access inside the eagles' locker room with malcolm jenkins. you don't want to miss his powerful statements. we're going to be looking at rain for the weekend. we're going to be looking at wind and chills for your halloween forecast. i'll talk about that when i come back. why do people hate chris christie? the governor tells us why he thinks his popularity has fallen. that's coming up at 6:00. he's a husband, father, veteran... but most of all, he's a fighter. chris brown has never been afraid to take on the big fights. that's why he stood up to republicans and democrats alike to fight the north jersey casinos and the takeover of atlantic city. chris brown is fighting to protect jobs in our region... a true champion for the working men and women of atlantic county. on november 7th, let's keep him fighting for us. chris brown for state senate, he's on our side. we have breaking news just into the newsroom. police have issued an arrest warrant in the murder of two teenagers in south philadelphia. they were shot and killed tuesday night, both 16 years old. sky force 10 was over the scene tuesday night shortly after that shooting. we've learned a warrant has been issued for a 16-year-old. it's a male, we're not releasing his name because he is a minor. nbc 10's cydney long is live in south philadelphia gathering information. she'll have a live report at 6:00. we're just 100 days away from super bowl lii. while we don't know if the eagles will be playing in the big game yet, we did learn new details. >> the host committee held an event to mark the occasion and talk about fan fest. called super bowl live, the ten day festival will lead up to the big game. of course, lots of free and low cost fun for fans. >> we are excited to embrace super bowl live, presented by verizon and super bowl lii. not only do we get to host an amazing party, we get to show off some of the most unique downtown urban spaces in the whole country. >> super bowl lii will be played in u.s. bank stadium under a dome, so the minnesota winter weather won't affect the game. you can watch it right here on nbc 10. we are still 100 days away, though, so let's talk about the eagles and this sunday. they're back home taking on the 49ers. >> the birds come in with the best record in all of football at 6-1. the niners are tied for the worst. they are winless at 0-7. >> those aren't the only numbers in the eagles' favors. >> marshall harris joins us with more. >> hey, that's absolutely right. the birds are a perfect 3-0 at home. they've only lost twice at lincoln financial field, establishing homefield advantage has been a big factor in their success this season. >> this is where people's hope and dreams come to die. we keep fighting, get your mind right. family on three. >> that was malcolm jenkins following his tremendous win against washington. it's a place where the hopes and dreams of opponents come to die. here is malcolm on the message he's trying to send to all of their opponents. >> we want to build a real homefield advantage. everybody, when they come here, has, you know, the hope and dreams to win. we want them to know that there is no hope in the link, there is nothing to look forward to. so that's where we bury everybody's hope and dreams. >> you can catch much more from our nbc 10 player correspondent sunday following sunday night football and nbc 10 news at 11:00. malcolm will join john clark for an exclusive conversation on eagles' game day final. that's the latest on the birds. >> it doesn't get any clearer than that. hope and dreams, not in our house. >> i like that. turning to your weather and a live look from our nbc 10 camera in cape may. check that out. a chilly fall evening to enjoy the shores. grab a sweater if you are heading that way. >> oh, how things are going to change. the brisk weather is going to move out and a first alert has been issued for sunday. >> yeah, we're going to see the brisk weather leave, we're going to see warm weather move in and a first alert on sunday. we talked about it earlier, heavy rain, thunderstorms, gusty winds, perhaps localized flooding. all during the eagles game. bring your rain slicker and there could be delays if there's lightning. 62 and very windy at 3:00. 60 by the time the eagles have wrapped up that win. it's not going to be good conditions out there. beautiful conditions out in avalon right now. enjoy this evening. enjoy tomorrow. radar is quiet as can be. a line of storms is making their way into ohio. this is part of a very large storm system that's bringing snow well down into minnesota. even into iowa and parts of wisconsin. that's headed our way. the cold air. not the snow. and the rain. we're going to see that merge with this system down here, which is becoming better organized. this is going to wind up likely becoming philippe by tonight. a tropical storm. watch what happens, it's not a tropical storm yet, i can't put the symbol on there. saturday it's moving north toward florida. the cold front is advancing toward us. sunday they come close together and they're going to merge. sort of like a perfect storm. behind it on monday here comes windy conditions and much colder air. let's break it down for you. tomorrow you're going to see temperatures that will be around 70. we'll see lots of sunshine, a southeast wind. clouds will move in tomorrow evening. and then here comes the rain early sunday morning. look what happens at game time, we could have showers and thunderstorms. we could see that lingering to about 8:00 in the evening. by monday, we'll see that move out just before the morning rush. temperatures on monday, they're not going to be very warm. only in the 50s. behind that, another storm system for the middle of next week. so let's talk about those winds on monday. 50 plus mile an hour winds, downed tree limbs, secure your outdoor halloween decorations. we could possibly see a few power outages. halloween will be chilly, a high of 58. look what happens in the evening. we drop through the 50s. you're going to have to bundle the little ones up. by the time you finish trick or treating it will be chilly out there. here is tonight's pumpkin, look at this, tammy, beautiful pumpkin to share with us. drop your pumpkins for me. >> talent right there. >> yeah. this weekend, parts of philadelphia are off limits to traffic. >> the event that's encouraging people to walk around our city. that's next at 5:00. coming up all new at 6:00, not backing down, how philadelphia is standing up to the trump administration tonight. steve sweeney's negative headlines keep piling up. why are south jerseyans so angry at sweeney? sweeney repeatedly sided with chris christie to underfund south jersey schools, increase standardized testing like parcc, cut take-home pay for teachers, and broke his promise to fund the pensions of hundreds of thousands of new jerseyans- all while padding his own. steve sweeney says a lot of things. but the truth is, he's not on our side. nice to meet you sir. joseph, i'm nice to meet you.u? how's it going man? the yankees? come on. [ laughing ] look at the smiles and the hard work that the people here are doing. it's like making mini sandwiches. they're no different than anyone else. they just want a job. they want respect and they want dignity. this is a nice place. yeah. he plays basketball with lauren. steve called, fairly frantic. you know, he had a premature baby and i think he had just been given the diagnosis that she had down syndrome. lauren brought out the best in me. she made me a different person. deep down in his heart he feels for people who are disadvantaged. lauren's a light in everybody eye. she's the spark that has started the fire. the goal is to keep places like this open so all people, regardless of disability, have an opportunity for employment. see, i love you. i love you guys too. you know that. yeah. welcome back, lester holt joins us now from the nbc studios in new york. >> he has a look at what's coming up on nbc "nightly news." >> we'll have a look at what the newly released jfk papers reveal and why the government wants the others to remain a secret. our interview with the women who were found adrift after five months lost at sea. their tales of sharks and violent stores whms when we comk at 6:30. you want to lace up your running shoes or head outside for a stroll. this weekend, philadelphia is encouraging people to walk around and enjoy our city. >> that means major streets will be off limits to traffic. steven fisher is joining us live. this plan is getting some mixed reviews. >> reporter: yeah, we're here on chestnut in old city. some people think it's a great idea. you'll be able to walk in the street here and not have to deal with cars and congestion like they are passing me now. others disagree and say if you're closing down some of the roads in the city, it's going to cause a mess tomorrow. signs are posted on every block. we found these in old city between 2nd and 5th where there will be no parking and driving tomorrow. >> it brings people into the city in a safe way with the streets closed down and stuff. >> reporter: it's all for philly free streets, an event from 8:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. giving people a chance to walk or bike through the city streets with activities set up along the way. >> the city should do tons of things where people can stop and take a breath and look around and shop and eat. >> reporter: but not everyone is keen on the idea. >> i'm on the fence about it. >> reporter: stacy lives here in old city. she says large crowds aren't her thing. >> i'll avoid the crowds most likely. >> reporter: car traffic is expected to ramp up with the amount of roads closed down. >> we're checking out in the morning. >> reporter: teresa is worried with closed streets and heavy traffic, she won't make it to the airport in time to catch her flight. >> we have the challenge of getting our suitcases to the car and then figuring out which streets is closed how to get out of the city. it's going to be a challenge. >> reporter: this is just the second year for this event. philly free streets. last year they had 30,000 people come out and hit the streets in philadelphia. this year, they're expecting it to get even bigger. reporting live in old city, steven fisher, nbc 10 news. >> we have the complete list of closures and how you can get around on the free nbc 10 app. nbc 10:00 news at 6 is next. >> here are jim rosenfield and jacqueline london. we begin with breaking news. >> a warrant out for a 16-year-old boy wanted in the killing of two high schoolschoo. we learned what charges he's faced. all new at 6:00. also, split second decisions. all new at 6:00, nbc 10 takes you inside the training of crews who would rescue you from the most dangerous situations. i've got a super soaker coming for a party of your weekend. how that's going to impact the eagles game plus your halloween forecast next at 6:00. that breaking news right now at 6:00, a warrant now issued in the murder of two teenagers in south philadelphia. that warrant is for murder and firearms violations. the suspect's attorney telling nbc 10 he will turn himself in soon. he is a 16-year-old brandon olivieri. good evening, i'm jim rosenfield. i'm jacqueline london. we want to get to slaucydney lo >> i know you just got off the phone with the suspect's attorney? >> reporter: that's right. and the attorney will not tell me where the boy is right now. but only that the 16-year-old will be turning himself in to police in very short order. we know that he was not here overnight when the bullets struck his home and pierced the family's front window. you can see where police marked in chalk the evidence markers where they say bullets number one and two struck his house. >> turn yourself in. before this gets worse. i mean, this whole block was just affected by this. >> reporter: frightened and suddenly awake by the sounds of rapid gunfire on this normally quiet block. >> under a minute, there was a ton of cops here. >> reporter: neighbors are begging the teenage boy police consider a person of interest in the murder of two teenagers to surrender. >> that's what i keep saying, but it almost seems scarier that these kids going around with guns. >> reporter: the gunfire an apparent case of justice. neighbors indicate there was a rift between the two, police have yet to nail down a motive. but they confirm the teen who lives inside the boarded up home is the sole person of interest. he hired an attorney, the lawyer would only tell me that the family are making arrangements to speak to investigators. >> i feel like it would be really hard to be a 16-year-old kid on the

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