a 14-year-old shot in the head in front of a police building. tonight, police are searching for the shooter and doctors are trying to save his life. i'm jackelyn london. >> i'm jim rosenfeld. >> nbc 10's keith jones is live at the scene. keith, what are police telling you? >> reporter: guys, it doesn't look good right now. let me show you where the shooting happened. right in front of the philadelphia housing authority police building. it was empty at the time. we got to be careful showing where officers found this boy. the fire department is taking care of the scene now. it was right here on tenth street. they immediately put the boy in the cruiser and rushed him to

hahnemann university hospital. police say when they arrived, blood on the 14-year-old's clothes and looked like a handgun but police are confident it isn't the weapon that wounded him. that gun is likely a revolver that has not been found. here is the latest on the boy's condition. >> presently, he's inside the emergency room being worked on by doctors. he's got a gunshot wound to his forehead. he's never regained consciousness. he's in very critical condition. it's unknown whether or not he's going to survive. >> reporter: as far as the investigation is concerned, i just talked to philadelphia police. there are no suspects and know motive known and nobody saw this. that's why police are a couple blocks away reviewing surveillance video of a possible get away car. for now live in philadelphia, keith jones, nbc 10 news. a toddler is seriously injured after a dog attack in toms river. over the scene as the 3-year-old was airlifted to cooper medical

center. the attack happened at the child's home in the 100 block of 4th avenue in toms river. according to police. the dog is a mastiff and the family's pet. a north philadelphia business owner needs your help to catch a thief that made off with thousands of dollars in construction equipment. we'll show you surveillance video here of the burglary. the owner says the suspect made his way over a 15-foot fence before taking off with the tools early sunday morning. >> i feel bad but i don't -- you know, when you try to do something, like you try living honest, you know. >> the owner says he was forced to shut down business today and will have to buy new tools to get back to work. turning to wet weather heading our way. here is the look at nbc 10 first alert radar. you can see showers on the way. >> question is, will the rain

arrive in time for the morning commute. >> there is a chance part of the area could see a few showers for the morning commute. most looks north and west of philadelphia and a few in the afternoon but here is what it looks like now. showers offshore so a few showers possible along the shore points overnight and then that area of rain off to the west. that's part of a cold front so that will be approaching the area as we go into tomorrow, then temperatures will be dropping behind it once the rain actually clears. so for tomorrow morning, here-off see the clouds will start increasing. showers up mainly north and west of the area but we'll still be seeing the chance. new jersey and delaware 8:00 in the morning, expect mostly cloudy skies by noon low 70s. philadelphia area mostly cloudy by noon, temperatures in the upper 60s and a chance of a shower, best chance should be areas north and west by 10:00 a.m. around 60. a cool down on the way after the rain. i'll show you a look at the timing of the rain through the

afternoon and how cool temperatures will get especially going into the weekend straight ahead. >> he would have opened his eyes but no response. >> new at 11:00 a family's loss, their loved one dies after a driver ran over him and kept going. >> tonight they want to bring that driver to justice. denise reports. >> reporter: the family of ivis shaw, ii say their heartbreaks on this road. >> can't sleep at night. we're wondering what happened. >> reporter: it's where a hit and run driver struck the 55-year-old lifelong resident of co the county. >> i saw him fly and when i was there, the bike was bent in half. >> reporter: he was on his bicycle crossing sharp street near harrison avenue september 14th when a car hit him from behind. he was only two blocks from home. the orange markings show where he landed, his bike 20 feet

north of him and cell phone and had 20 feet south of him. neighbors say the impact was so loud they could hear it from inside their home. >> i was in my house in the kitchen and i heard what i thought was metal on metal, two cars, and apparently, it was a man on a bicycle. >> reporter: he was in a coma for three weeks dying from injuries october 4th. >> you wake up one day and you don't have a chance to say good-bye or that you love them. >> reporter: the hit and run is unsolved, although the driver left critical clues behind. a side view mirror and a headlight of the black sedan involved. shaw's family is offering a $1,000 reward for information leading to an arrest in the case. >> i just want them to tell me they are sorry. i'm not after punishment. i just want to know they feel something. we are just weeks away from

philadelphia's upcoming mayoral election and tonight, the two candidates met face-to-face. jim kenny that won the democratic primary and gop candidate melissa murray bailee held an event. the event was streamed live. both candidates shared their visions for the future of philadelphia. election day is tuesday, november 3rd. to decision 2016, tomorrow democrats face-off in their first presidential debate. final preparations underway in las vegas now. that's where hillary clinton, bernie sanders, martin o'malley, jim webb and clinton chafee will share a stage tomorrow. sanders leads in two but trails clinton in states that vote later. >> people will have to contrast my consistency and willingness to stand up to washington corporations with the secretary. >> vice president biden has not yet joined the race. if he changes his mind, there will be a podium for him there,

as well. donald trump is many things, he's brash, he's rich and he's never afraid to speak his mind. the republican front runner faced questions from bipartisan voters today in new hampshire. he was one of eight candidates from both parties involved in a day-long convention hosted by no labels. trump took questions after his speech, and weighed in on tomorrow night's democratic debate. >> well, i think it's not going to be very well rated. because trump isn't in the debate. i'm only kidding. i don't think it's going to be highly rated. you'll watch for ten or 15 minutes, people will get bored and turn it off. >> it's the first of six scheduled for the democrats. officials say more could be added. here at home the family and friends of jerry mondesire will pay respects tomorrow. he died last week the former chapter president of the philadelphia naacp had a brain aneurysm.

mondesire was six days shy of his 66th birthday. tomorrow's viewing from 4:00 to 8:00 p.m. at bright hope baptist church in philadelphia. one man is in custody and police are searching for three more suspects in the death of a transgender woman last week. police arrested 24-year-old pedro redding yesterday. a known robber in the neighborhood is facing multiple charges including murder. keasha jenkins was beaten and shot to death in the early morning hours of october 6th. nbc spoke to one of jenkin's friends. >> what community they come from, what profollowing the accident -- professions we work, nobody deserves this. >> they believe robbery was the motive. temple university's board of trustees is close to a decision who will fit the seat vacated by bill cosby.

tamron hall is nominated. a vote is scheduled for tomorrowment she graduated from temple in 1992. if approved she'll be the fourth woman approved. crosby resigned in the wake of his sexual assault scandal. tonight, a princeton university professor says he hopes his noble prize isn't just a dream. he won the prize in economics. that announcement came today. deacon studies poverty, his work raised doubts about anti proverty programs. he got the news when his wife handed him the phone. >> i still feel a little bit that we might pinch ourselves and, you know, i'll be back and it will be an ordinary day. >> the nobel prize includes an award of $975,000. he says he doesn't have any big plans to celebrate. showers heading our way, then another drop in

temperatures. coming up, if the rain will affect your morning rush. a new movement to take down christopher columbus statutes around philadelphia. nbc is asking who is behind it and why. the battle between college teammates leaves one hospitalized and the other behind bars. >> it's shocking they are this young and their life is ruined. >> we're asking what sparked the violence? blah

. breaking news out of kansas city tonight. two firefighters are dead and two others injured after an apartment building collapsed here. fire crews were battling this two-alarm fire for about half an hour when part of the roof collapsed and trapped several of the firefighters. other firefighters rescued those who were trapped and they were then taken to the hospital. a fight between two football teammates landed one in the hospital and the other in jail. both are freshman on the team at all bright college in redding.

a teammate stabbed another several tile tiles with a corkscrew. >> we tonight have incidents, assault with a knife. i've never heard of that at al bright before. >> madison is in stable condition. marquis steward has been suspended and is in jail. he's facing charges of aggravated assault with a deadly weapon. a teen driver that fled the scene after hitting a temple university student is scheduled for sentencing tomorrow. 18-year-old rashan roberts only had a learners permit. hall took off and surrendered to police after his parents called authorities and told them their son was the one driving. hall's family says she is still recovering at a local rehab facility. sentencing tomorrow for a former army major and his wife convicted of abusing their children. john jackson was based when the children were abused. he was convicted on ten of the

13 counts he faced. his wife found guilty of 12 of 13 counts. both face up to ten years in prison on each count. new jersey's senate president says he will send the police to force state lawmakers to vote on a gun bill but republican governor chris christie says he's not worried about them over riding his veto. the bill says police should be notify when had a potential gun buyer tries to expunge his or her mental health records. christie vetoed the bill saying it would be confusing. they will try to over ride the veto and the senate will be placed under call meaning no senator will be able to add same or skip the vote. christie says democrats are frustrated because they have never been able to over rie rids veto. the sights and sounds of the

columbus day parade. for many a celebration of italian heritage. >> but now a growing controversy over the holiday and call to remove monuments. drew smith explains why. >> reporter: it's columbus day, government workers have the day off and some people take time to remember their heritage, but others see nothing worth celebrating. >> it's just beyond imagination that a human being can be so horrific and inhumane to other people and then be celebrated. >> reporter: michael cord is a professor and activist in philadelphia. he says it's unacceptable to celebrate him knowing he had a leading role in wiping out indigenous people. >> we have these streets, monuments, it's outrageous and must be changed. >> reporter: that can start with the removal of two monuments in the city according to a couple hundred people that signed on to this petition of change.org that includes this one that calls

columbus a ka rcharismatic lead. these men are visiting from pakistan and don't agree with tearing down monuments regardless of the controversy. >> all these monuments are he is tore ri -- historical and should be preserved. >> reporter: the parade was well-attended again this year as crowds celebrated their italian american roots but activists don't plan on stopping this conversation any time soon. >> we have to do better because we know better. >> reporter: the petition is actually written to mayor michael but this sits on the delaware waterfront corporations property so any decision about it would be made by them. i'm drew smith, nbc 10 news. california has become the first state to ban public schools from using the terms redskins as a team mascot or name. jerry brown signed the law sunday and goes into effect january 1st of 2017 and affects

four schools still using the term. the schools will be allowed to phaseout materials with the uniforms because of concerns about cost. the washington redskins are facing their own share of controversy. earlier this summer, the obama administration told the team it would have to change its name before being allowed into a stadium in d.c. right now the team plays in maryland and the u.s. patent office said the name is disparaging of native americans. well, today was a perfect day but tomorrow you'll see some changes. we'll see showers around. i don't think everyone will see these but we'll have showers in the forecast so grab your umbrella and once the rain leaves and cloud cover clears out, part of a cold front and even into the weekend, another cold front moves through so a colder weekend forecast.

coming up, we could be looking at temperatures in the 30s believe it or not. we've been in the 70s today, mid 70s and tomorrow same thing tomorrow and advertised 68. past tuesday we drop into the 60s, wednesday and we end out the week with temperatures in the mid 6 oc0s. tomorrow morning around 50, mid to upper 50s philadelphia area about the low 60s for parts of new jersey and we'll see mostly cloudy skies. best chance for any morning showers tomorrow would be areas north and west of philadelphia and there you see that line back off to the west but we also have another area out in the atlantic. the first line of showers, that's all part of that cold front so it's moving in this direction and that will spark showers as we go into the first half of the day tomorrow, too, and this area offshore that can give a couple showers to shore points, delaware beaches mostly overnight tonight but nothing very impressive as we go into tomorrow as far as heavy rain. not like what we saw last friday. here is a look at future rain

and temperatures. we'll be dropping again into the 50s overnight. tomorrow morning best chance north and west of philadelphia and then through the afternoon 70s. a fairly mild day. just about mostly cloudy. not going to be a lot of moisture around as this cold front moves through so we're looking at spotty showers through the afternoon we could see some, too, but i don't think we'll see heavy downpours for long periods of time. cooler wednesday, there you see temperatures only topping out in about the mid to upper 60s wednesday. that's the cooler air mass and we'll see clouds around by then. the cool air moves in after the cold front. that's going to stick around for thursday and friday but look what happens as we go into the weekend. big area of cold air that's going to slide all the way down to the southeast. so we are talking about a much colder weekend forecast by sunday morning we could be dealing with temperatures in the 30s. tonight, though, clouds increasing, low temperatures staying in the 50s. tomorrow we'll see temperatures around the mid to upper, mid to

low 70s. chance of a few showers and then 60s come back wednesday, thursday, even friday and look at the weekend forecast. we may not get out of the 50s with morning lows on sunday like i mentioned in the 30s, areas north and west may get closer to freezing by sunday morning. so we are talking about not just the cool down coming after the cold front tomorrow but another cold front friday into saturday and that's really going to be dropping temperatures for the weekend come saturday it will be colder and also breezy for that wind will make it feel cooler, too, even as we go into sunday. >> after that rain tomorrow it's really when the temperatures drop off. >> i don't think we'll see a ton of rain but spotty showers, a the least. >> john clerk, what do you have about a philly favorite? >> how about darron dolton, special moment for him. a big surprise and chip kelly talks about sam bradford and the flyers' home opener. who stole the show for the flyers. that is next.

i'm john clark from comcast sports net. the flyers home opener against the panthers. ed snider is not here. he says he feels great. goalie steve mason is dealing a serious personal family matter so it's new goalie is first start in goal for the flyers. here he is. flyers killed off a bunch of personalities. here comes braydon with the rebound. 1-0 flyers and then take a look at this. the shot. flashes the leather. wow. flyers very physical in this one. michael weighing out raleigh

smith. here is the result. a little blood. in the third, look at the shot. goes through and look at that save right there. 31 saves for him. flyers win 1-0. gets the shutout in his first flyers' start. >> i was just playing my game and wasn't really looking at the score. playing the game like it was 0-0. >> i was really impressed. very tough to score on him. don't tell him i said that. he battles hard. >> how about the sixers tonight? the sixers have christian wood. laying the wood here. boom. but the knicks too tough derrick williams, look at this reverse. one more time. sixers fall 94-88. nice dunk there. eagles will host the giants next monday for the lead in the

division. sam bradford stepped up as a leader before yesterday's win getting the offense together for a speech. they followed him and had their best game of the season so far over 500 yards of offense, 34 first downs, no eagle's team has more first downs and chip kelly likes sam's presence. >> obviously the guys that speak have to be able to back it up. you can be, you know, sometimes they say the empty barrel makes the most noise. a lot of guys talk all the time and don't perform. it's a matter of kind of matching it up. i know players listen to sam and have a good feel for sam. >> steve sperrier is retiring from south carolina and coaching. darron dolton had his foundation's golf outing today. dutch did not know his family made the trip. >> if there was anyway in the world they would have been here tonight, you can say they would have and that's why they are here tonight.

[ applause ] >> dutch's foundation paid to fly in his mom, dad and brother. dutch was in tears. emotional day for him at plymouth country club and looking good. i'm john clark. we're right back.

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