which is tomorrow when we have a sunday soaker in the forecast. from tomorrow through tomorrow night we have issued a first alert for our entire region although different impacts for different regions as we go through your sunday we are looking at heavy rain likely, some thunderstorms possible, strong wind gusts very likely and some localized flooding also possibility as a result of the heavy rain we are expecting. now tharks is for our sunday. and we are looking at a very different forecast today. look at our radar and satellite. not an issue on the board. looks very nice, fairly clear and we're talking mostly sunny conditions with just some sprinkles possible into the evening. now let's go wider. this is part one of the issues for our sunday. there's a cold front moving our direction. the storm center sitting farther to the north. that's coming our direction. that rain is moving our way. that alone will kind of cause issues for our sunday. but we are combining that with moisture from down way south. this is tropical moisture. right now this is something called a potential tropical cyclone, meaning it's not strong enough yet and has not come together yet enough to be called a tropical cyclone but still has plenty of moisture. that's going to surge our direction and enough moisture's going to combine with that cold front, that's going to be the problem. but, again, for today, not bad. we're starting out fairly mild too at 51 in philadelphia and 43 pottstown. millville 56 to start. we'll talk more about the rest of your saturday and then the sunday forecast you may be trying to avoid coming up in a few minutes. >> you can track the storms wherever you are by downloading the free nbc10 app. you'll see interactive radar and get neighborhood weather alerts sent right to your phone. this morning, a 16-year-old boy is in jail waiting to go before a judge for the murders of two other teens in south philadelphia. brandon oliveri surrendered to police last night. the teenager did not answer questions as he was led into police headquarters. investigators say he shot and killed the other two boys on tuesday night. people who know the victims tell nbc10 they were not friends. early friday morning the suspect's house was the target of gunfire. neighbors there have been on edge. >> it almost seems scarier that there's these kids going around, these kids with guns. >> police are still trying to figure out a motive for the shooting, but witnesses say there was an argument before the gunfire started. sal will be laid to rest today. a viewing for the 16-year-old begins this morning at 8:30 in south philly with a funeral mass to follow. he was a junior at st. joe's prep. new overnight, philadelphia police looking for a man who shot another man three times in north philadelphia. investigators are focused on a white minivan at the scene that had blood on the window. the victim is in the hospital in critical condition. this morning a woman is in the hospital following a row home fire in north philadelphia. the blaze began just before midnight on north 11th street. crews rescued several people from the roof of the front porch. the fire marshal is now investigating what caused the fire. we now know what caused 13 football players to get sick inside a delaware county high school locker room. skyforce 10 was over the scene at penncrest high school last night as the sick players left in ambulances. fire investigators say an air purifying machine in the men's locker room appears to be the cause. it irritated the victims causing them to cough and have watery eyes. some of the players went to the hospital while others were treated at the scene. they'll all be okay. crews pulled the fire alarm to make sure the building was clear while firefighters figured out exactly what caused the problem. a lot of news out of washington. the first arrest stemming from the investigation into russia's interference in the presidential election could happen monday. cnn reports a federal grand jury has approved the first charges. because a judge sealed those charges, it's unclear what they are and who will be under arrest. according to cnn the charges are a result of the federal probe into russian meddling and possible collusion with the trump campaign during the 2016 presidential election. special counsel robert mueller leads that investigation. president trump has called it a witch hunt. prosecutors are not backing down in their case against members of a penn state fraternity. they refiled manslaughter and aggravated assault charges in the death of timothy piaza, claiming he was the victim of a deadly hazing in february. last month a judge threw out the more serious charges against the eight frat brothers, but prosecutors have refiled all of those counts. piazza's family is praising their decision. 5:05 right now on this saturday. today in philadelphia you can bike, walk or run down a seven-mile stretch right in the heart of the city without having to worry about drivers and traffic. the philly free streets event begins in just a few hours from now. nbc10's randy gyllenhaal is live in old city with a preview for us. good morning, randy. >> reporter: good morning, rosemary. you're going to find these signs all over the city this morning, no stopping, no parking because philadelphia free streets is going to get underway. this morning crews are already up early working setting up the big stage as you can see here. they're going to have a ribbon cutting and then a power walk led by mayor jim kenney. it all starts here in old city. first streets will close starting at 6:00 a.m. it goes until 1:00. it starts here at third and chestnut and rides third street north from here up to fourth street to germantown avenue into north philly and ending all the way up in fairhill. no cars allowed and all along this route you're going to find free events like yoga, dancing, handball workouts, you can even help paint a mural at fifth and somerset. it is the city's second experiment getting cars out of the way, but this is the first time it's going to extend away from center city. most folks say it's a good chance to get outside on a nice day and walk around. >> it brings people into the city in a safe way with the streets closed down and stuff. >> the city should be -- where people can stop and take a breath and look around and shop and eat. >> reporter: some concern about traffic congestion especially if you're driving in this area during those hours. so be careful if you are out there. you may recall that this all began after pope francis' visit to philadelphia. the city was forced to close a number of streets for security concerns, but many residents say it was a great chance to get outside and look around and take in the entire city. for now live in old city, randy gyllenhaal, nbc10 news. thanks for that, randy. also today wilmington is kicking off its own open streets event. this morning several roads in brandywine park will be blocked off to drivers. folks can enjoy the traffic-free route every saturday morning through the end of november. 5:07 right now on this saturday. coming up, tough talk. what america's defense secretary is warning north korea that the u.s. will never accept. and later, all the action of high school football at its best from all around our region. the blitz is just ahead in less than 15 minutes. monday, identity thieves, hackers, stalkers, easily accessing your most personal information and even the most tech savvier targets. now our experts expose their tricks and the problem with dating apps that could put you in danger. let's talk about that saturday checklist. this is the good side of our weekend. we're starting with nice conditions, just a little morning chill out there and really it's not terribly cold outside. light jacket will do the trick. it's going to be a comfortable afternoon with temperatures climbing into the upper 60s and even the low 70s. also going to be breezy out there today, gusts to about 25 miles per hour as we get into the afternoon. mostly sunny though, making for a nice day. and just a few evening sprinkles are possible ahead of the main event which comes on sunday. planner for today, 51 at 7:00 a.m., up to about 70 at 3:00 in the afternoon. upper 60s and scattered clouds once we get into the afternoon for the suburbs. and same deal in the lehigh valley about 67 degrees. in delaware 69 at 3:00 in the afternoon. we're at 47 around 7:00 a.m. in new jersey, so a little chilly there. and then up to 69 by 3:00. for the shore also looking at temperatures that cap right abouted mid and upper 60s. we have flash flood watches in place. this is a watch meaning flooding could occur for tomorrow. so this is in effect for tomorrow through tomorrow evening. and it's over right now just the lehigh valley, so this includes nor northampton and lehigh valley and extending farther north into the poconos. i wouldn't be surprised this may be extended into tomorrow because we are watching that possibility of heavy rain for a good portion of our area. that's why we called a first alert. we're going to talk more about that with your future model coming up in a few minutes. >> see you shortly, thanks, krystal. also coming up, mega changes playing one of the popular lottery games in our area will cost you more. and pay you more. details on higher ticket prices and bigger prizes next. honey, what are you doing? watching a cow...? what's it doing? impressions start your day with the new hash brown scramble bowl from chick-fil-a. deaf secretary jim mattis is warning north korea that the u.s. will never accept a nuclear mattis is in seoul, to talk to leaders about north korea. he says the threat of a nuclear missile attack by north korea is accelerating, but mattis vowed to defeat any attack. president trump will be in south korea himself next week as part of his 12-day trip to asia. the next steps in building a border wall is moving forward. the prototypes for the wall are finished. over the next two months workers will test them using sledge hammers, torches and pick axes. the testing could lead to one prototype chosen or a combination of elements that would be used in the wall. today is the 14th annual prescription drug take back day. more than 4,000 tons of prescription drugs have been safely disposed of since the effort first began. the goal is to get old or unwanted medications out of the house so they cannot be abused. there are hundreds of secure locations like police stations all across our region to drop off those drugs. new jersey is warning consumers and stores about the big change to the state's smoking law that begins in just a few days. as of wednesday you will need to be 21 years old to buy tobacco products and e-cigarettes. currently the legal smoking age in the garden state is 19. health officials say by raising the age young people will be less likely to start using tobacco and get addicted. today it's going to cost you more to play megamillions, but you could win bigger prizes. tickets will now cost $2 each up from a buck. big increase instead of $15 million. there will be fewer white balls and more red balls, that's going win. there's always a catch. megamillions says the changes will help it compete with powerball. all right. let's talk about that first alert. in fact we're looking at radar and satellite, our area looks awfully good. we have clear conditions currently. we're going to be mostly sunny through much of the day, but if you look not too far to our west we have a line of some showers and thunderstorms and, yeah, that's a little snow that's entering parts of ohho moving o direction. we're not talking s-word for us but we are talking rain moving our way. and that cold front right there is combining with that moisture down to the south. at least it will be. so this cold front tracks to our direction to the east this moisture's going to start tracking to the northeast. and the moisture's going to kind of pool up. the two are going to combine and that's what's making kind of that perfect storm condition for us to talk some heavy periods of rain. today is that calm before the storm. 71 in center city, 70 in landsdale. about 69 in cliffstown. 71 trenton, 68 for ocean city and 71 smyrna. so temperatures a little warmer than average, a mix of clouds and sun in the afternoon. this is a great day to be outside. now let's track that rain i was talking about moving our direction. this is through 6:30 in the evening. do you see this moisture down to the south already starting to creep up our direction? look how quickly that surge moves our way. so now we've got these two that are about to combine. as we go into sunday morning about 8:00 a.m. we already have a chance of a few spotty showers. i think they could be moving inland. remember, this is a lower resolution model so it's not showing the little pockets of rain we may start to see by sunday morning. so spotty shower through your sunday morning. now look at your afternoon. unfortunately this is about when we would be during the eagles game time. we've got the chance of more steady rain passing through the morning but some of the heavier rain starting to surge in but look at that late sunday into sunday evening pockets of very heavy rain are possible as the storm centers moving through our area. it does start to move out here by 7:30 in the morning on your monday. still some light showers possible on monday. i got to point out at least some models are wanting to give us possibly a little more of a frozen wintry precipitation likely just to the north of us, but that's something we're going to have to watch. those showers by around lunchtime should start to exit the area. but, yeah, we are talking just a rainy soaker of a sunday. and that does mean if you're going to the eagles game you're going to have to pack the rain gear with you. 1:00 start time about 65 degrees. lower 60s into the afternoon hours. once the heavier rain moves in that's going to take us down a notch. periods of rain, chances of a thunderstorm and some windy conditions. gusts 25 to 30 miles per hour. now, is it going to be rain constant the entire game? i can't guarantee that, but is there likely to be at least some periods of very steady rain? yes. then once that moisture starts to exit, we will be windy on your monday with those winds moving in more from the west. we are talking gusty conditions out there. 45 to 50-mile-per-hour gusts are likely. that's strong enough for possibly downed tree limbs especially with the tree being heavier with the moisture soaked. if you've got the halloween decorations, might want to pull them in and possible power outages something we're watching for on monday. heavy rain possible on your sunday, very strong winds on your monday and then finally for halloween things start to shape up better. more about your halloween forecast in the next half hour. >> looking forward to it, thanks, krystal. it was a record setting and emotional night for one of the best quarterbacks in south jersey football history. an action-packed edition of the high school blitz is next. sweet 4k tv, mr. peterson. thanks. i'm pretty psyched. did you get fios too? no, was i supposed to get fios? mr. peterson. fios is a 100% fiber-optic network. it's like it was invented to stream 4k movies and shows. how do you know so much about tv and internet? the internet. right. streaming is only as good as your internet. so get the best internet - with the 100% fiber-optic network - get fios - now just $79.99 per month for fios gigabit connection plus tv and phone. welcome to another installment of the high school blitz. history on the line as timber creek's devin leary had a chance to set the all-time for passing touchdown and passing leary's. he's also playing with a heavy heart after losing his grandfather. how about this 92-yard connection. timber creek up 14-3. he would tie the record easily here. it's not quite 92 yards, but it gets the job done. a 42-yard strike to mike johnson, leary would end up tying the t.d. record set in the all-time passing record timber creek wins 35-10 and he did it all in memory of his late grandfather. >> september 23rd my grandfather passed. and he used to come to all my games, support me and everything. talk to a lot of people about me. and i knew coming into this game i was in it for him. >> great stuff there from devin and great game tonight in camden. rancocas valley, opening kick, mat lock takes it 82 yards to the house. despite heroics camden would fight back, force overtime and pull off a huge win 30-24. back to the city, public league playoff action, kensington and central and austin ll central i one. running through the lanes. central cruises 44-6. game of the night philadelphia archbishop wood welcoming lasalle. wood hangs onto win 31-17. suburban 1 national league on the line. going deep into their bag of trips. on the end around wideout hits qb mcandrew for the game winner. neshaminy wins a thriller. and at the end of the half, chris edwards connects with calvin for the score. they win 45-20. senior night at north penn as they host abington. senior kj cartwright with plenty to celebrate, heads around the outside and dives in for the touchdown. one of four for him. north penn all over abington. time to take it to the sky for some skylights. downingtown east visiting avon grove. this one run in for the 20-yard score. but downingtown east battles back for a 25-35 win. unionville going for it on fourth and two, alex calls his own number but he's hung up. it wasn't enough unionville wins it 41-14. rivalry game between council rock south and council rock north. close game until south hauls in fourth touchdown pass. south runs off 21 straight, they win 38-14. good one in chester county. bishop taking on coatesville. all coatesville in this one. aaron young cashes in from five yards out. coatesville wins the national division beating shanahan 55-13. to the lehigh valley, all parkland in this one. first quarter michael ruwish and he dives into the end zone for the score. eventually he gets there, i promise. parkland cruises 42-7. let's head to delaware. woodbridge hosting st. mark's. this is the play of the night. watch woodbridge's michael brewer. not once, but twice, hang on. woodbridge rolls 42-0. that's it for the blitz. i'm marshall harris. have a great saturday. halloween will be starting a little bit early for kids in one philadelphia community. the piazza at schmidt's will have trick or treating until 2:00 this afternoon. hand out treats to kids in costume. the cape may county park and zoo will feature a costume contest and parade. there will be a hypnotist and animal show, arts and crafts and of course trick or treating for the participants. the fun starts at 10:00 this morning. 5:26 right now on this saturday. get out, walk, run, bike today because it is philly free streets. nbc10's randy gyllenhaal is live in old city with a preview. hey, randy. >> reporter: no cars allowed. starting at 6:00, rosemary, philly's free streets kicks off means no parking here up to north philly and a lot of free events. coming up next, what you'll find if you walk through the city today. and right now clear conditions out there, but we're tracking both a cold front and tropical moisture that are going to bring us a sunday soaker. we'll talk about the amount of rain we could see and how long it lasts coming up. here's a live view looking over the university of penn. dark right now, but it's going to be sunny to start. 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 on "nbc10 news today," carjacked and robbed. a man held at gunpoint, a suspect still on the loose. nbc10 talks exclusively to the victim. and you may be surprised how he describes his attacker. philly free streets. today's the day city streets will be closed to drivers and wide open for walking, biking or jogging. we're live in old city with a preview. the calm before the storm, this is a live look toward the center city skyline. a beautiful autumn day ahead to start our weekend, but we are tracking heavy rain that's on the way. when mother nature will flip the switch coming up in the first alert neighborhood forecast. good morning. this is "nbc10 news today." as always thanks for being with us. i'm rosemary connors. it's 5:30 on this saturday. we have issued a first alert for tomorrow. what does that mean? we want to make sure you're prepared because there's a threat of heavy rain, strong wind. if you're going to be out at the eagles game, you definitely want to pack the rain gear. meteorologist krystal klei is here to fill us in on the details. krystal. >> yeah, let's start by talking about first alert and then