minutes. new this morning, a woman is safe and sound after firefighters in camden county rescued her from her burning house. it happened on crestmon terrace here in collingswood. the woman was trapped on the second floor of her home. firefighters used their ladder to reach her. she made it out okay. only had minor injuries. crews eventually extinguished the flames. investigators are now looking for the cause of this fire. let's head to delaware county, that's where police are searching for the gunman who shot a 73-year-old woman. skyforce 10 was over the scene in chester last night. crews rushed the woman to the hospital. she is expected to survive. we're working to get more details about what led up to that shooting. this weekend several bucks county communities are on alert as police are investigating three child lurings. police are trying to figure out if two cases in bristol township and one in yeardly are connected. most recent happened on thursday. a 10-year-old girl told police she was approached by a man who asked her to get in his car. police tell us it was a silver car but they haven't released anymore details. brownies possibly laced with a dangerous substance may be the reason why some radnor high school students went from a pep rally to the er. police called a news conference last night to warn other parents in the district. medics had to rush six students who got sick on thursday night to the hospital for treatment. police say the brownies may have been laced, but they don't know yet what was in it. investigators tell us they found out about the incident from a parent of one of the students involved. staying in delaware county, these three women who flipped over in a car while being chased by police are under arrest on shoplifting charges. investigators tell us the suspects stole several thousands of dollars worth of bed shiieet from a department store yesterday. they then tried to get away from an officer at a traffic stop, they then hit another car flipping. and one of the suspects then tried to carjack a mother who had her child inside. that's when officers caught up to the trio. later this morning president trump will head to hawaii to first stop in asia on a nearly two-week trip to address the north korea crisis and economic issues. yesterday in hawaii the president and first lady honored the fallen at the "u.s.s. arizona" memorial at pearl harbor. mr. trump also got a briefing of the military's pacific headquarters. he then met with governors of pacific states and territories to discuss the north korean threat. after hawaii mr. trump will head to japan followed by stops in south korea, china, vietnam and the philippines. the 12-day trip by the way is the longest to asia by any american president in more than a quarter century. today, family and friends will remember the new jersey native killed in this week's terror attack in new york. a visitation for darren drake will be held in new milford county. funeral service is monday morning. flags will fly at half staff in honor of drake and other victims killed in the attack on monday. in total eight people were killed, 11 more seriously injured after police say a man drove a pickup truck right into a crowded bike path in lower manhattan on tuesday afternoon. the suspect sayfullo saipov has been charged with terrorism. in the wake of that attack police are promising an unprecedented level of security for tomorrow's new york city marathon. hundreds of extra officers will be along the 26.2 mile route. the security detail will also include bomb sniffing dogs and rooftop snipers point to shoot if a threat emerges. sanitation trucks filled with sand will also be blocking key intersections to prevent anybody from driving on to the course. >> we have people here from all over the globe. my message is we will keep them safe. we're working very, very closely and very well with our federal and state partners. >> the mayor also said the pride and strength of the city will be on full display at the marathon. now a live look at the frank rizzo statue near philadelphia city hall right in front of the mu n municipal services building across the street. the city has decided to move the controversial landmark. yesterday city officials announced their decision to remove the 10-foot tall bronze statue. that follows weeks of debate initially sparked by riots in charlottesville, virginia, during a white nationalist valuely over a confederate statue. he was in office from the late '60s to 1980s. his supporters say he did not single out anyone. >> i think it's an insult to everybody living and dead that contributed to the statue. >> the relocation of the statue doesn't change anything about history. it doesn't erase it. it doesn't change anybody's legacy. >> city officials have not yet determined a new location for the rizzo statue. they say it may take six months to move it. in the meantime supporters of the rizzo statue have filed a formal request for a hearing before the city's arts commission to make their pitch about why the statue should stay. right now thousands are raising money and awareness in the fight against two of the top five killers in our country, we're talking about heart disease and stroke. this is a live look at citizens bank park where the american heart association's annual heart walk is well under way. nbc10's randy gyllenhaal is live inside the ballpark with more on the personal stories of some of the participants. randy. >> reporter: we are wandering around south philly actually outside all the stadiums. there are 15,000 people walking to raise money and awareness about heart disease including this big group from south philadelphia in loving memory of tommy who died of a heart attack in 2016. there are 15,000 people here. the goal is to raise $2.5 million. we'll take a walk this way. you can see everybody starting the three-mile journey. they start at citizens bank park, they walked past the wells fargo center, they're going to head to fdr park and make a loop back. all of it to promote physical activity. it is freezing cold today, but a lot of people are hopefully going to break a sweat. that's the entire point of this to try to raise awareness about heart healthy living. as we mentioned stroke and heart disease are the number five and number one killers of americans. we spoke with some of these walkers, many who have been touched by heart disease, specifically walking for somebody special in their lives. >> jimmy was my cousin, he died of a heart attack. he was a great guy. wonderful. >> reporter: what would you want people to know about heart disease and how you can prevent it? >> really he was active, he ate healthy and lived a good life and, you know, my father died of heart disease, my mother died of heart disease. it just keeps moving. live a healthy lifestyle. >> reporter: and, you know, a lot of people are saying heart disease can come out of nowhere, strike anybody at any time. coming up at 9:30 we're going to talk about three important things a lot of people are trying to convey to the public, one, the early signs of heart disease, two, cpr tips that everyone should learn how to do cpr as well as operate a defibrillator. that's coming up at 9:30. for now crew marching their way in south philly marching their way to awareness. nbc10, randy gyllenhaal. thank you, randy. millions of people were fooled by fake posts on facebook. monday at 11:00 on nbc10 we'll show you an easy way to figure out where your stories are coming from. and coming up -- >> never did i think in a million years i would see my mother being dragged to the ground and kicked and punch. >> what one daughter says happened to her mother and why she believes the city council president should have done something about it. also ahead, the harvey weinstein scandal intensifies. now new york police are gathering new evidence in a possible criminal case. we'll break down the details. and check out these temperatures mid and upper 40s right now. we're not going to have a big warmup like we've had the last couple days. today, the cool fall day with a little breeze as well. there's a live view outside. we'll talk about when temperatures might warm back upcoming up. 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. welcome back. let's talk about temperatures for today. so today is not going to be like we've seen the last couple of days. if you were out and about the last couple of days, we made it to the 70s in the afternoon. it was lovely outside, but it did not feel like fall. if you made the mistake of trying to wear fall attire outside, myself included, you literally had to roll the sleeves up it was so warm. you won't have to do that today though. take a look at temperatures. we're at 51 expected around 11:00 a.m. this morning. and then 59 right around 3:00. that's about where we'll cap out, upper 50s to right near 60 degrees in our philadelphia neighborhoods. we'll also have increasing cloud cover. we're talking mostly cloudy later in the day, little breezy too, but note we are dry. there's no rain on any of these icons. in the suburbs about 56 at 3:00 p.m. mid to upper 60s in the lehigh valley for later today. and in delaware right near 60 by this afternoon. about the same in new jersey where we see mostly cloudy conditions and temperatures start to slip around 7:00 p.m. and at the shore right near 60 or so for the forecast high today. big differences though as we go overnight into tomorrow as rain moves through. we'll talk more about that timing out for you coming up. there is new fallout from the kevin spacey scandal. when it comes to netflix and "house of cards" may have crumbled. we have new details about the future of this hit political drama next. and a swarm of trouble had one major world city buzzing this week. that story just ahead. a wilmington woman is at odds with an elected leader, angry and upset. she says the elected leader's family members are -- assaulted her mother. the woman claims the president of the city council should have done more to stop the alleged beating that began as a dispute over a parking spot. she says she and her mother tried to park behind their house on monday, but another car was in the way. three women attacked her mother. she shared these photos and tells us her mother is in a lot of pain. she also goes onto say the alleged attackers are relatives of city council president shabazz and that the councilwoman witnessed the attack. >> my mother was dragged like a dog. it's something i don't think anyone should have to witness. >> through a spokesperson shabazz she's aware of what she calls a private incident involving family but adds now it is a judicial matter that is under investigation and out of respect for the legal process i have no comment on the matter. for the first time we are learning what bill cosby may have paid andrea constand to settle her civil lawsuit with him over a decade ago. bruce castor claims cosby paid constand well into the millions of dollars. the revelation comes from a lawsuit castor recently filed against constand. he's suing cosby's alleged victim for harm to his reputation that he claims cost him the election in his most recent run for d.a. constand filed a defamation suit against castor just days before the 2016 election. when castor was in office in 2005, he failed to file criminal charges against cosby, later suggesting that constand's story was inconsistent. lawyers for both castor and constand are not commenting. next year in april the current d.a. in montgomery county will re-try cosby on sex assault charges in the constand criminal case. police in new york say they are now gathering evidence for a possible rape case against disgraced movie mogul harvey weinstein. investigators believe a rape allegation made against weinstein in 2010 is, quote, credible. "boardwalk empire" actress pas dela huerta accused weinstein of raping her twice in her apartment. in the meantime, new york police will continue to investigate. police in los angeles and london are also preparing possible cases. weinstein for his part has denied dozens of allegations of sexual harassment or assault. he has not been charged with a crime. netflix is cutting ties with actor kevin spacey. that means he's out as the star of "house of cards," one of the top shows of the streaming service. netflix has stopped production and says it will now evaluate whether to continue without spacey. the actor faces a series of sexual harassment and assault allegations. he hasn't been charged with a crime. publicist says spacey is seeking treatment. let's head overseas. swarm of bees had downtown sidn sydney buzzing yesterday. witnesses say bees flew as high as three stories up before settling. the beekeeper was able to find the queen bee and move the colony before they really settled in. this week's wednesday's child is sponsored by mealey's furniture. just what you're looking for. >> he's a happy little boy with dynamic personality, big smile and would love to bring joy to a family. nbc10's vai sikahema introduces us to this week's wednesday's child bryce. >> there you go. good job. >> this is the ivy hill therapeutic equestrian center in bucks county. it's a special place where they use horses as a therapeutic partner in assisting people overcome physical, social, cognitive, educational and behavioral challenges. today we're here with bryce who loves horses. >> oh, yeah, he loves animals. he's really happy petting cats, dogs, he loves petting horses today. he was smiling the whole time. >> bryce is a great young man who endures physical challenges and hardships with patience and faith. doesn't dampen his spirits. >> i would describe him as a lot of fun and just i think he would bring so much joy to a family. he is adorable and funny and cuddly. and he has a great smile. he loves being around other kids, animals. he's really smart. he learns quickly. >> even with his physical limitations bryce is tech savvy. loves his ipad and kindle and rarely without them. so what kind of forever family would be the ideal fit? >> we're open to any type of family, just a family that would have the medical background to be able to care for his needs. >> what's his biggest aspiration? >> happiness, joy, fun, a lot of great energy. >> if you would like to make bryce's 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. all right. we'll start with a look at radar and satellite again. so we have some high clouds out there this morning. they're kind of scattered across the region. we'll have more clouds, thicker, more blanketed across the area by later today and especially by tonight. take a look this is the hour by hour model through about 1:00 p.m. this afternoon. now you can see we've got a little more cloud coverage in place. that continues the rest of the afternoon hours and on into the night. by around 11:30, midnight some spotty showers start to move in. that's because a warm front is going to start to move across our area. so the warm front's going to shift those winds, pull in warmer air for your sunday. but also fire off these kind of spotty mostly light showers throughout the overnight and sunday morning too. some spot showers sunday morning are likely, not really heavy or widespread, but we will see little pockets here and there. we could even see isolated showers linger into the afternoon sunday, but the chance starts to drop throughout the day. so it's less likely for rain in the afternoon than it is in the daytime hours, which is good news for the eagles game. you see by around 10:00 at night sunday it's just clouds, the rain has all shifted out. and those temperatures really are quite different today compared to tomorrow. today 58 in philadelphia, but tomorrow with that warm front 67. you see many 60s by tomorrow which will push us warmer than average. how about that eagles forecast for tomorrow? like i mentioned chance of rain is isolated, spot shower possibly, but for the most part it will be cloudy, a little breezy. and with temperatures about 64 for kickoff to around 66 for near the high temperature of the day. and don't forget remember to fall back tonight. today sunrise is at 7:34, tomorrow it will be at 6:35. here's a big difference, sunset today near 6:00, tomorrow before 5:00 p.m. more jfk assassination files released this morning. what the documents are revealing about lee harvey oswald and those claims about his ties to the cia. we've got that coming up in our next half hour. plus, the sixers did something they haven't done since 2013. we'll show you what they accomplished last night. we've got the highlights from the game in your saturday morning sports. starting monday on "nbc10 news today" first alert weather and traffic first at 4:00, plus, commuter safety. all week long we're walking you through what to do if you experience trouble on the tracks, behind the wheel or even on two wheels. >> it will make roads safer for motorists, bicyclists, pedestrians. >> our special series, commuter safety, starts monday morning at 5:45. we've paid a big price for chris christie and kim guadagno. they gave out billions in corporate tax breaks. millions to whitewash the bridgegate scandal. millions more wasted on empty office space. we got stuck with the bill. property taxes up. train and bus fares up. college tuition up. women's healthcare funding eliminated with christie and guadagno we're paying more and falling behind. four more years of kim guadagno is unaffordable. this is sports desk brought to you by xfinity. x1 from xfinity will change the way you experience tv. hey, good morning to you. i'm danny pommells from nbc sports philadelphia. the sixers tried to do something they had not done in almost four years, have a better than .500 record. that happened back in november of 2013 for the last time. sixers going for four straight wins hosting pacers, eagles quarterback like, that's nothing, we've won six straight. ben simmons with the spin and tough shot in the lane. second career triple-double, 14 points, 11 rebounds, 11 assists. j.j. redick with a fadeaway three over miles turner. 8 of 12 from outside. see him with the jordan shrug? sixers win to improve on the season to 5-1. >> i got goose bumps right now. that was awesome. i'm so proud of our team. i think we all realize the magnitude of this game. i know it's early in the season, but to be over .500 i believe for the first time in four years is a big deal. these fans were great. what a great atmosphere in that fourth quarter. >> redick's chewing gum still getting a workout after the game. eagles host on sunday and carson wentz's go-to guy is a go, according to head coach pederson will be on the field sunday. ertz has six touchdowns to lead the team this season. be sure to tune in sunday for exclusive at 9:30 a.m. with yours truly at eagles game day kickoff. at 10:00 eagles game plan and we have one-on-one interviews with the team you will not see anywhere else. have you heard cowboys running back ezekiel elliott has been awarded a stay of the six-game suspension by the u.s. circuit court of appeals making him eligible to play sunday against kansas city. this stems from a yearlong investigation by the nfl into domestic violence allegations against elliott. that is your look at sports this morning. i'm danny pommells from nbc sports philadelphia. enjoy your saturday, everyone. we will. in fact, thousands of people are enjoying their saturday in south philadelphia. they're promoting healthy living with the annual heart walk. nbc10's randy gyllenhaal is live for us in south philly by the sports complex. hey, randy. >> reporter: rosemary, 15,000 people taking a three-mile walk today. the hope is to raise $2.5 million for heart disease research. coming up next we're going to do a cpr training class and learn the importance of learning that so you can save lives. and tonight is the night that those clocks fall back one hour. but today you might be turning the heater up. we're looking at those cool temperatures, how long they last and if you could see even cooler conditions on the ten-day on 10 all coming up. at longhorn, step into wood. stone. steak. don't prepare a meal for yourself. prepare yourself for a meal. feast on one of longhorn's steakhouse cuts. 12 oz new york strip, center-cut flo's filet, for a limited time, 14 ounce delmonico. the feeling. the flavor. the place. longhorn steakhouse. you can't fake steak. he stood up to north jersey special interests nobody delivers more for south jersey than steve sweeney. 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. right now on "nbc10 news today," coaches shot. this morning, youth football coaches are sharing the moments they came under fire following a scrimmage in south jersey. police say a rejected marriage proposal turns into murder. how investigators tracked a suspect from berks county to the midwest. stepping out, thousands are walking to promote heart healthy living. some after their own health scares. we're live at the annual heart walk in south philadelphia. sports complex certainly very busy today. we'll check in with randy gyllenhaal who is live there in just a few moments. good morning, this is "nbc10 news today." thank you so much for being with us. i'm rosemary connors. it's 9:30 on this saturday. let's take a live look outside. this is toward roxborough. clear skies out there. 48 degrees outside the nbc10 studios. something tells me we're not going to climb that much higher. meteorologist krystal klei is here to fill us in. >> yeah, today is definitely a different forecast from the last couple days. if you enjoyed the 70s the last couple days, i'm sorry, they're all gone. today we are talking cool conditions this morning and as we get into the afternoon still pretty cool out there. it's actually going to be average for this time of year. so we're 48 in philadelphia right now and 49 in millville. 41 in pottstown and 40 in reading. these numbers have improved from earlier but as a whole it's chillier out there to step out this morning. these temperatures are only going to climb about 10 degrees in the afternoon. look at radar and satellite. we have some clouds out there. that camera at roxborough looks clear but it's high thin clouds right now. those will start to thicken up, lower down. and that's ahead of rain that will start to move in by tonight. but for now it's all about these winds. the wrapping in from the east and northeast, that's what's pumping in the cooler air. these winds shift temperatures change starting tomorrow. we'll talk about that coming up in a few minutes. >> we'll see you shortly, thanks, krystal. this morning we are hearing from four youth football coaches who describe how they hit the ground and ducked for cover when they became a target of gunfire in camden. the four coaches were putting away equipment at a house near ninth street and chelton avenue in camden following a scrimmage last week. when they walked out of the house an unknown gunman fired shots at them. two of the coaches couldn't get away fast enough. johns shot in the arm, worthy shot in both legs. >> i turn around and he's laying on the street face first. i think he was more shocked than anything. he's laying there blood coming out of his leg and whatever, he said i'm hit, coach, i'm hit. >> all i heard was pop, pop, next thing i know i was on the ground. i heard coach c say i've been hit, i've been hit. >> five days later camden county police officer patrick o' hanlen was shot nearly a block away while fighting off an armed teenager. so very close proximity. there's no description of the gunman in either case and no word on any arrests. now to a marriage proposal that police say led to a murder. this morning a berks county man is in jail in illinois accused of killing a woman who rejected him. authorities say christopher tucker murdered tara serino earlier this week in albany township, berks county. according to investigators tucker strangled her, broke her neck and wrapped her body in a blanket. police say tucker then drove off to illinois. officers arrested him at a truck stop on halloween. he reportedly confessed and told police that serino's body was inside his house. today, vice president mike pence will be in pennsylvania. he'll be in york meeting with business leaders and families to talk about tax reform. labor secretary alexander acosta and area congress members will join the vice president for those discussions. today in the garden state, kim guadagno, republican candidate for new jersey governor will visit six counties in new jersey as her campaign bus tour rolls on. the current lieutenant governor will make stops in ocean, berlington, gloucester, salem, cape may and atlantic counties. her main street not wall street bus tour will visit every county in the state before election day on tuesday. the democrat in the governor's race, bill murphy, has a full day of campaigning as well. he'll be in north jersey. he'll be holding rallies in newark and in two other cities. u.s. senator cory booker is expected to join him at one of those events. murphy by the way is a financier and former diplomat under the obama administration. polls show him leading his opponent kim guadagno by double digits. you can count on nbc10 for pre-election coverage throughout the weekend. remember, election day is tuesday so be sure to tune in tuesday at 11:00 and wednesday morning for complete election results. a newly released cia memo on the jfk assassination says a thorough search of records could not turn up any links between the agency and lee harvey oswald. the 1975 memo also says there was no indication that any other u.s. agency used him. oswald shot and killed president john f. kennedy in 1963. yesterday the national archives released hundreds more documents related to the assassination. president trump urged the release of all the remaining jfk documents last week. happening right now, thousands are taking steps to stop heart disease and stroke. this is a live look at citizens bank park where they are participating in the annual philadelphia heart walk sponsored by the heart association. american heart association. nbc10's randy gyllenhaal is live in south philadelphia. plenty of people out there, randy, and bundled up i suppose. >> reporter: good morning, rosemary. yeah, 15,000 people walking to raise about $2.5 million for heart disease research. and i'll tell you one of the stories that we heard earlier this morning is from a woman who had a sudden case of cardiac arrest. she said if it wasn't for first responders and good samaritans doing life saving resuscitation that she would have lost her life. they were giving her cpr for about 30 minutes, so i want to bring in neil from the mobile cpr project. tell me about what you guys do training people and this life saving work. >> so we're the mobile cpr project. we're part of the greater cpr coalition. and our job is to raise bystander intervention for sudden cardiac arrest in philadelphia. right now in philadelphia you have a 15% chance of somebody doing cpr on you, that number is way too low. so we offer barrier free classes to anybody that needs it. free classes, we streamline the education to be as easy as possible and accessible as possible. >> you told me in cities like seattle it's about 60%. philadelphia only 15. so what is it about the quick 30 minutes or so after cardiac arrest, why is that so important to get the life saving intervention? >> right. every minute that passes after a cardiac arrest the person has a 10% less chance of survival. so that first ten minutes is so critical. and so if you witness a cardiac arrest knowing what to do and the steps leading up to cpr knowing how to do those steps is critical. >> reporter: so reduce barriers, offer a lot of free classes to get this work in. it's important work. life saving work as we learned from one woman earlier today. part of today's heart walk in south philly, they're raising a lot of money and a lot of people out here in the freezing cold for a good cause. for now live in south philly, randy gyllenhaal, back to you, rosemary. >> and walking quickly to get the blood flowing. thanks, randy. 9:37 right now on this saturday morning, coming up, the baby who just couldn't wait. new video that shows the newborn coming into the world right in his family's driveway. that story is ahead. and high school highlights. we are spanning the region to show you how student athletes battle between friday night lights all coming up in the high school blitz. ♪ ♪ start your day with a new hash brown scramble bowl from chick-fil-a. a bridge shut down over politics. their biggest triumph was a traffic jam. chris christie and kim guadagno's failures shortchanged our future. after 8 years- incomes are down, costs are up and our economy is crawling. we are better than this. i'm phil murphy together we'll build a stronger, fairer economy that works for every new jersey family. christie and guadagno left new jersey stuck. i'm serious about moving new jersey forward. let's talk about our saturday. right now we're at 48 degrees. the time this morning 9:40 a.m. we are going to see the temperatu temperature slowly rise through the rest of the day. upper 50s in the afternoon, should be in the upper 50s to near 60 for the highs throughout our philadelphia neighborhoods. that's a big difference compared to last couple of days. we were at 75 on thursday and 73 yesterday. today we'll be right around average. and that is nowhere near the last two days. but look at this, we're back up over the next couple. we're going to talk about why this happens coming up. hey, krystal, i know you love your dog so much. you think he's pretty cute? well, i'm sure you got a little competition. are they adorable enough to win a contest? coming up, you'll find out how you can enter your furry friend, competition for a very good cause that's straight ahead. after 8 years of chris christie, is kim guadagno the change new jersey really needs? guadagno is christie's hand-picked successor. says she's "proud to be part of the christie administration." guadagno was chris christie's right hand as our schools came under attack, critical services were underfunded, and our credit rating was downgraded...11 times. from the bridge to the beach, we've seen it all, and we've had enough. kim guadagno isn't the change we need. nbc10 continues our commitment to clear the shelters and find homes for adoptable pets. time now to meet a dog who is looks for a new family. amy here with animal care and control team joins us this morning with barney who is a big friendly fella. >> here he is very appropriate name. barney is three to four years old and he is a big guy like you said. he's lived with children. got along great. he's treat motivated so he's really easy to train. and he gets along well with other dogs, too. he could fit in almost any home. >> i mean, it's not like you can tell from his wagging tail. >> yeah. he loves people. he's very affectionate, which is typical for a pit bull, which is the kind of breed he is. he's got this gigantic head and body. yeah, he's a love bug. we love him at the shelter. >> you were saying he could pack on a few more pounds. >> he could. he's a little under weight. we're hoping whoever adopts him spoils the heck out of him. >> that's very easy to do when you have a dog at home. >> yes. >> how did he come to the shelter? >> he was surrendered, his owner wasn't able to care for him anymore, was having some landlord issues. >> and that happens. >> yeah, especially with pit bull breeds, landlords they don't quite understand. >> small dogs appreciate the bigger dogs being in a different environment. >> right. >> so we should mention he's up for adoption. >> he is. >> you're also looking for america's next top mutt. >> we are. it's open to adopted pets or any pet. you know, cats, dogs, guinea pigs, whatever you got, send us your adorable photos and the top winner will be featured on our newest t-shirt design. we're hiring an artist to draw a design and all the shirts are going to be available for purchase for holiday gifts. so we're super excited about it. all the money raised is going to go to our life saving department, which is going to help dogs get adopted. helps them stay happy at the shelter, get some toys, stuff like that. >> and anybody who may be interested in taking barney home this weekend, how should they get in touch? >> he's going to be at the shelter. you can stop by 111 west park avenue or give us a call. it's 267-385-3800. >> amy, thank you. >> thank you. it wouldn't be a saturday morning without the high school blitz. it is playoff time in many parts of our region including in the philadelphia public league. semifinal action yesterday afternoon between southern and central. let's have at it. central taking control on this play. robertson finds wang, look at the nimbleness, look at the balance. shaking off tackles and goes nearly 70 yards to pay dirt. central advances to the 6a final 20-12. another class 6a semi. mlk and northeast. danny scott busts in from nine yards out. must be the first name, danny, doing his thing. northeast has their way. they advance to the pub 6a final with the 47-20 win. class 5a semis, down to backup qb, but gregory up to the task. floats a t.d. pass to griffin who walks into the end zone for the only t.d. of the game. they win the slug fest 6-3. in the catholic league, father judge against st. joe's prep, 6a semifinal, mccray around the outside for the touchdown. 17-yard score. prep advances. to the suburbs class 6a playoff first round, spring trying to shock the world against neshaminy, takes this one to the house, but it's neshaminy who saves the course and doubles up 42-21. staying in 6a, 12-seed roberts taking down five-seed downingtown east. east trying to fool the defense and our camera. but not fooling around right into the living room he goes for the touchdown. east advances 42-13. more 6a playoff action, number 13 truman taking on number 4 coatesville. second quarter, aaron young, goes straight to the promised land. easy breezy. coatesville wins 51-22. 5a playoffs, 15 seat sun valley aiming for an upset. no upset here. uppermoreland goes untouched into the end zone. golden bears win 57-30. staying in 5a, radnor battling upper dublin. radnor's sean malarkey for a beautiful 48-yard strike as he gets behind the defense. radnor up 20-14, but upper dublin coming back like bad tuna. bootman cashes in from two yards away. upper dublin survives 27-21. more 5a action. 14 seed glenn mills taking on 3 seed unionville. third quarter, get to know him, joe makes the leaping grab. he's number one for a reason. cuts left, cuts right, scoops in for the score. don't forget to lower the shoulder part as he rolls over the defender. unionville easy breezy 42-8. let's go to south jersey, west jersey football league independent title on the line. st. joe at ocean city, at the 5 yard line, they win it going away 46-7. time to go up top for a birds eye view of the action with some skylights. kings way, washington township. kings way joel scarborough showing off his arm to alex odem. he's down inside the 10. they would punch it in on the very next play. hammonton looking for first -- that ain't going to happen. collin connects with a wide open diaz, wide open like a kid's mouth at the dentist. that's a touchdown. shawnee winner 38-36. and home team here treating the fans to some action. look at joe go. nice running room. no one even touched him. they win in a blowout. lehigh valley class 6a playoff action. early second quarter, easton knocking on the door. in the end zone for six. red raiders go onto win 35-7. let's go to delaware. smyrna and will knight has 110 career touchdowns. he's never returned a kick for a touchdown, and there he goes. catch him if you can like the gingerbread man. 96 yth house call. that is it for the blitz. i'm danny pommells, enjoy your saturday. let's talk about our weekend forecast. we have a lot going on this weekend. right now on radar and satellite we have high clouds spreading across the board. what makes that milky sky overhead looks kind of blue but kind of gray, that's what we're starting out this morning. as we go through the day we'll see clouds thicken up. as for temperatures, well, we know the blue means chilly, right? that's what we've got. blue is just seeping right into our neck of the woods. that's the cooler air that's kind of spreading across the map. you can see as a result we're about 48 degrees in philadelphia. now, the winds are these arrows and see how they're dropping in from the north? that's pulling in cooler air from the north which is going to keep us on the cool side throughout all of today. so unlike the last couple days where winds were able to warm us up in the afternoon, not going to be the case. instead looking at forecast highs. only getting to about upper 50s for many locations, 58 in the suburbs, 56 in the lehigh valley. about 61 the jersey shore. and 58 to near 60 throughout philadelphia neighborhoods as well. we're starting with a little more sunshine. they'll be less to see as we get later into the day. let's track the weather. so like i mentioned today a little chilly in the morning. it will be kind of cool throughout the rest of the day. clouds at about 4:00 p.m. this is when we're starting our future model. but they kind of built across the area, but overall this isn't a bad day we're looking at. it will be a little breezy. as we continue overnight into the sunday morning spotty showers are going to start to move in thanks to a warm front that's going to pass the area. a warm front means just that. it's going to transport in more mild air. so temperature won't be bad, but we will have the necessity for at least the umbrella on standby in case you get a few sprinkles throughout the morning hours. now, the chance of showers isn't quite as good in the afternoon. it will still be cloudy. it will be quite mild. temperatures will be in the 60s. you could still see an isolated shower pop up as you can see on our future model here. we keep with clouds overnight, a little broken into your monday morning commute, but monday following the warm front a cold front moves through. so that was another period of rain possibly heavier at times and potential for spot thunderstorm to develop as well. it will be fairly warm too because the warm air moves in ahead of this cold front. once that cold front passes though that's when things really cool down. we'll talk about that with your ten-day on 10 coming up. a family thankful to first responders who helped to deliver a baby boy who just could not wait. police body camera video captured maximus' birth inside an ambulance in the family's driveway. the family's voorhees home is only four minutes away from the hospital but max had other plans on sunday night. yesterday the first responders visited the family and talked about the dramatic delivery. >> it's a neat story to look back on. >> we never get to see people after we treat them. we just kind of pass them off to a hospital and hope for the best. so it's cool that we were able to come back and see her and see how happy she is and she made a quick recovery and the baby's okay. >> yeah. and everybody is doing all right. big sister, baby brother, he is weighing in at a healthy 7 pounds. all right. before we leave you this morning one last look at our weather. i mean, looking outside looks awesome. >> yeah, we've got thin high clouds right now. but they're going to kind of thicken up tonight. and then the rain will move in. so today stays cool, 58 in the afternoon. then we're looking overnight into tomorrow. this is spotty showers, don't forget to fall back that clock tonight. daylight savings time is beginning, so that means you get an extra hour of sleep. woo hoo. 67 for tomorrow, we warm up to 73 monday. monday another round of rain moves through, could even see a spot thunderstorm. check this out, that's with a cold front. after that we drop down big time. 58 tuesday, low 50s wednesday, thursday. that's right, 40s for the high on friday. >> yeah. i saw some lows in the 30s right around the freezing mark. >> yeah. >> it's that time. anyway, that's going to do it for us on this saturday. we hope you have a great 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