pipersville, today's visit is a clear signal that donald trump will bring manufacturing back to pennsylvania. >> the work dried up because they all went across the big pond. this is the guy who will do it for us. >> reporter: the message could resonate in rural towns in the rust belt. this local diner, a campaign stop is all the talk around town. >> people are excited about their tickets. >> reporter: jesse rafael is a cook here. he's attending today's rally leaning towards trump. >> he's all about saving jobs, you know what i mean, instead of sending them overseas. >> reporter: critics say trump's trade policies are protectionist, and they could lead to tariffs and higher prices for consumer goods. many of the lunchtime crowd here turned off by trump's incendiary ret rick. >> it's a little scary. >> reporter: in small towns like

this, people treat each other with respect, and they say most people aren't happy with either candidate. >> i don't think there's a good choice, honestly. i think that's what a lot of people are feeling. >> it's a choice of one of the lesser evils, i think. tough choice to make. >> reporter: back here live, you can see the structure they put up, we build the usa as part of the worth and company facility. we are expecting the governor to arrive here in the next 45 minutes. aides say he should take the stage about 5:45, speak for about 20 minutes, including many of the america-first topics we discussed. >> randy, thank you. the latest nbc news survey monkey poll has hillary clinton out in front of trump among registered voters. clinton holds a 50-42% lead. that's virtually unchanged from tlnt's nine-point lead last week. she's held similar margins since the end of july. state democrats continue their push in pennsylvania on the

ground. they opened up new offices. the democrats have pledged a nationwide effort to register 3 million americans ahead of november's election. hillary clinton is in california for a round of high wattage hollywood fund-raisers. meanwhile, the democratic presidential nominee is pushing back against charges that she is physically unfit for the white house. >> can you open this jar of pickles? this has not been tampered with. [ applause ] >> there were questions about her mental and physical stamina on jimmy kimmel live last night. clinton suffered a concussion in 2012 after fainting. count on nbc 10 for complete decision 2016 coverage, for candidate profiles, and headlines from the campaign trail. just tap the nbc 10 app.

amen. >> 20 minutes of nonstop news continues with a toddler's family coming face to face with an accused killer in a south jersey courtroom. zachary is now being held on $1 million bail for the death of his girlfriend's 2-year-old son. prosecutors say he got into an argument with his girlfriend over a grocery shopping trip. >> the little boy was at the wrong place at the wrong time. nbc 10 south jersey reporter cydney has that story for us. >> reporter: his name is jamil basterville jr., he was just 2 1/2 years old. and dozens of his loved ones and relatives showed up in court today, having to hold back their tears and emotions as they learned that little jamil lost his life defending his mother. zachary stood with his head down as prosecutor christine shaw

detailed the final moments of 2-year-old jamil baskerville jr.'s life. the little boy cried after witnessing his mother get hurt. it happened saturday night inside their apartment. the mother was shoved by zachary, who was upset because she didn't buy food she liked. >> the defendant punched him in the chest. so hard that he went back against the wall and struck the back of his head. >> reporter: shaw went on to say zachary egged the toddler on to put his hands up to fight. he suffered a crushed liver. a medical examiner ruled it homicide by blunt force. >> he should be put to sleep because he killed my grandson. >> reporter: baskerville's family sickened by what they heard. they spoke out, saying they wish new jersey still utilized the death penalty. >> he shouldn't be sitting in no cell for the rest of his life, eating, getting phone calls and writing letters. he should be dead because my grandson is dead. >> reporter: little jamil's mother was at the courthouse

today but she could not bear to be in the courtroom during the arraignment hearing. zach wriary said he has a publi defender for offenses which include drug trafficking and hindering apprehension. he did not enter a plea. cydney long, nbc 10 news. breaking news. a u.s. official says the fbi is investigating a cyber attack targeting reporters from "the new york times." and it's looking into whether russian intelligence agencies are responsible. the newspaper's network was not compromised. the news comes as federal authorities investigate a breach of a democratic national committee. outside cybersecurity experts have attributed that breach to russian intelligence agencies. to louisiana now, where president obama got a firsthand look at the destruction left behind by historic flooding. the president surveyed areas left reeling by floodwaters while meeting with officials and

residents. flooding here killed at least 13 people earlier this month. tens of thousands of others lost their homes. the president signed a disaster declaration days ago, but he's taking criticism for taking a family vacation before inspecting the flood damage. >> i want the people of louisiana to know you're not alone on this, even after the tv cameras leave, the whole country is going to continue to support you and help you until we get folks back in their homes and lives are rebuilt. >> fema opened several new disaster recovery centers in the baton rouge area today. the centers will be open seven days a week until further noef. a whole different story, we're in the middle of a dry stretch. >> the conditions are much cooler and more comfortable than we're used to this time of year. down the shore, there was plenty of action out on the water. people taking advantage of the

serene conditions, boating and jet skiing in the back bay in atlantic city. >> let's look down the shore. this is broad street in center city. not quite down the shore. but what you can see here is a little bit of traffic, of course, building up about 4:07. nbc 10 first alert chief meteorologist glenn "hurricane" schwartz has a first look at your neighborhood forecast. a little bit cooler today, gl n glenn. >> yeah, and that blue sky will help. you don't normally see the sky that blue in august. the humidity is way down. virtually no clouds in the sky. nothing close by. we have to go pretty far out to the west. southern illinois. before we find any kind of significant moisture. it's going to take a while for any of that to get here, too. 82 in philadelphia. 80 in mount holly and vineland. the temperatures are a little bit below average already, even with sunshine during the day. dropping down to about 64 degrees by 6:00 a.m. in the city of philadelphia. outside the city limits, it's

going to be another cool one with temperatures dropping into the 50s by tomorrow morning. similar numbers to what we saw this morning. lehigh valley, 58 degrees. clear skies all night. and temperatures will be going up a little bit more tomorrow. but the humidity is still going to stay nice and low. it's not going to stay that way. i'll tell you when the heat returns coming up. >> thanks, glenn. as college students head back to class, senator bob casey is calling on the universities to step up the reporting of campus crimes. deanna durante is live on the campus of temple university in north philadelphia. and deanna, you spoke with both students and their parents about concerns of campus safety. >> reporter: yes, school is getting back into session. some students are starting to move in here. and the senator is the sponsor of a new law that went into effect last year. now, school officials say the challenge for them is keeping up with technology, as well as providing the resources that that law asks for.

with their bags and blankets, the dorm room essentials didn't begin to move into colleges and universities all around the area. >> i think when they leave, i'll be like, you know, freak out. >> reporter: freshmen got to know temple's campus. this is a cheerleader moving in early. >> i feel like i'm getting used to it. it's just knowing your surroundings. as long as you're on campus, i feel safe here. >> reporter: feeling safe and being safe are two different things. just ask the parents. >> as a mother you always want your child to be safe. >> reporter: alexis and her mom had no idea public safety officials including from temple were meeting in center city with u.s. senator bob casey talking about that very issue. >> we've got to make sure that even as early as junior high or middle school, that young people are provided the opportunity to be exposed to some of these challenges. you know, the impact that alcohol can have. >> reporter: casey sponsored the

safe act. it went into effect last year. it has colleges and universities, among other things, provide re sewerses to students in the events they are victims of a crime. while attending his round table discussion, other areas of concern came up. philadelphia community college pulled the senator and other officials aside to talk about combating student bullying. it does happen, even at the college level. >> what we're trying to curb is any kind of issues where there are some types of bullying efforts through social media. >> reporter: colleges and universities say as new laws change, so does technology. they have to keep up with that as well. we looked into ways that it's informing students about the resources, should they need them, if they are victims of a crime, where they can find them. we'll show you what temple is doing coming up tonight at 5:00. deanna durante, nbc 10 news. it's a parade of tvs, clothes and bedsheets. must be move-in day for freshmen

at widener university. this is the class of 2020. they had help from returning students, including the lacrosse team. >> we formed a bond here, to help move people in. it's a stressful time for them and their families. pack up your life and bring it over here. we like to help move them in and get to know our nell lo classmates. >> sophomores, juniors and seniors arrive next week. a bump in pay for police officers. three years of raises, a 2% increase for 2013, and a 1% jump for the past two years. wilmington officers have been working without a contract since the summer of 2011. they still need to vote to give the new contract final approval. a former pennsylvania prosecutor took the stand today in day three of an appeal hearing for convicted child sex

offenser jerry sandusky. conflicting statements from a man who settled the child sex abuse claim with penn state didn't testify at the kril. he gave his opinion during the 2012 trial. sandusky hopes the judge will dismiss charges or give him a new trial. the judge is expected to make a decision within a few weeks. sky force 10 over a mess at a montgomery county mall. this is the result of a water lane break. a water line broke around 6:30 this morning. water flowed across the parking lot at the mall. a stabbing in south jersey leaves a woman dead and her husband charged with murder. >> the attack happened last night inside a high-rise. sources identify the victim as jocelyn perez. her husband was charged with her death. they're both in their 30s, and

were separated. neighbors heard them arguing last night. one neighbor described the scene. >> the elevator actually stopped on the second floor, and she saw the maintenance cleaning up the blood, and, you know, she said she must have just missed it. >> mormon is at cooper university hospital. the couple's three children were inside the apartment at the time of the stabbing. they were not hurt. philadelphia police need your help tracking down a guy who tried to rob a cvs in society hill. this video released today shows him walking into the pharmacy on south 2nd street late tuesday night. now, he gives the clerk a note telling her to hand over the cash. but when a customer comes in, he gets nervous, he grabs the clerk's phone and then runs off. call philadelphia police if you recognize this man. a woman and a 17-year-old girl are recovering after jumping to escape a fire in philadelphia's peterbrook neighborhood. the two had to leap out a

second-floor window around 3:00 this morning. they're being treated for broken bones, but are expected to be okay. no word on what started the fire. friends, family and colleagues are remembering former philadelphia police commissioner john t timmeney today. he was laid to rest at st. patrick's cathedral in new york city. he passed away after a battle with lung cancer. among those in attendance was former philadelphia mayor and pennsylvania governor ed rendell. timmeney was 68 years old. the price of life-saving ep i pens has skyrocketed 400% in recent years. now congress wants to know why. today several lawmakers asked for a hearing with the company that manufactures epi pens. they've written to the company asking for information why prices have gone up so much.

epi pens are used to ward off potentially fatal allergic reactions. the cost is close to $400. grace meng asked for a hearing on the issue wrote thousands of america americans, saying they rely on epi pens. from our jersey shore bureau, state police say this duo teamed up to swipe a woman's purse in atlantic city. one removed her wallet from her bag while one distracted her. a hero's welcome in the early-morning hours for a local olympian. 100-meter silver medalist ali returned home after a successful summer games in rio.

>> got to love that. nia's family could hardly contain their excitement this morning. her family, including her mom and her 15-month-old son, titus, arrived home from rio just a few hours earlier. but when the flight touched down around 1:00 a.m., the welcome party began. >> yes, it's been an overwhelming week. i've never had this kind of reception before. i'm very grateful to have everybody here. >> nia said having her baby son there to witness her medal-winning performance was the icing on the cake. speaking of the olympics, from the track to the gym. team usa has plenty to celebrate from rio. >> the final five getting their just due on the "today" show this morning. >>. [ cheers and applause ] >> team usa racked up nine medals combined. new jersey's own laurie hernandez took home gold in the

team competition and silver in the balance beam. she was asked how to parlay the olympic medal into home life. >> i mean, kind of hoping i won't have to do the dishes when i get back. >> the final five will also stop by the "tonight show" with jimmy fallon tonight. you can catch the episode at 11:30 right after nbc 10 news at 11:00. the welcome-home tour continues for laurie hernandez. saturday her hometown in new jersey is having a party for the young olympic star. it runs from noon to 4:00. the motorcade begins at the middle school and wraps up at lombardi field. now, your nbc 10 first alert weather. >> just a speck tablg lar day out there. even less cloud cover than yesterday. and lower humidity than yesterday. 82 degrees in philadelphia now. that's the warm esht it's been all day. right near 80 degrees in the

suburbs, new jersey, lehigh valley and in the state of delaware. at the shore, we've got some places in the 70s. a bit of a sea breeze this afternoon as we told you yesterday. 70-degree ocean. ventnor, holgate, stay in the 70s. ocean city, avalon at 79. stone harbor 76. cape may point 78 degrees. while it's 84 degrees in mays landing. the temperature trend, it's going to start going up. so far we're in the low 80s. tomorrow 85. thursday 89. friday 94. with high humidity on top of that. so it's going to feel like it's closer to 100. nothing on the satellite radar close by. we see some clouds near st. louis. a couple of showers. not very impressive. as we go into the future during the day tomorrow, we just don't see anything. but we finally see a couple of

showers by thursday afternoon in central pennsylvania. they could possibly get up toward the lehigh valley and poconos later in the day. tomorrow, no showers anywhere. hardly any clouds anywhere. 66 in fairmont is the low temperature. but 60 in elwin and suburbs. another cool start. your own seven-day is right at the bottom of your screen. you can see that at any time, of course. 57 in robbinsville. warmer near the beaches. and even in delaware we have temperatures down near 60 degrees in the morning. the tropics, pretty active. we have gaston way out in the atlantic. this one may be named in the next day or two. and this is the one to watch out for. at least for a portion of the country. because the computer models are in pretty good agreement that it moves to the northwest, toward

the bahamas by friday. and then as we go towards saturday and sunday, there's a lot more disagreement. but it's still a potential threat to some part of the united states. some point early next week. or maybe even as early as sunday. over the next three days, we see the temperature go up. the humidity will really jump on friday. we're still not predicting any showers, you can see, in most places. except there's the one for the lehigh valley, for late thursday and thursday night. you saw that disturbance approaching on thursday. so that's the only place i have any showers in for the next several days. near 90 degrees in new jersey, delaware, up to 92. we'll get into an even deeper look at the next week a little later. >> glenn, thank you. great story now. he receives a new lease on life thanks to his doctors at the children's hospital in philly. >> a young boy is recalling his historic surgery one years ago.

still ahead at 4:30, we check in with zion to find out how his said of hands is helping him live life as a normal 9-year-old boy. plus, a local man's mission trip to volunteer took a turn for the worst on his flight. the answers and the money he got from the airline after "nbc 10 responds" stepped in to help. chaos caught on camera. the close call for several customers when a pickup truck smashed through a jewelry store. first, here's a look at the closing bell on wall street. the dow, nasdaq, s&p 500 all finishing down. we'll be right back.

you're about to see a pickup truck plow into a crowded jewelry store. we want to warn you, some may

find this hard to watch. it's important to remember no one was seriously hurt. you see people gathered around the counter. then the truck, you see it, entering the screen at the top, plows right through the front window. people inside the store tossed every which way. the glass display shattered to bits. police say the driver accidently hit the gas instead of the break. the worst injury was a fractured ankle. that's it. thankfully. a man's attempt to impress his girlfriend didn't go quite as planned. >> he ended up getting trapped trying to jump from one rooftop to another. it happened early this morning in pittsburgh. the man fell three stories into a narrow debris-filled space between two buildings. he was trapped there for about four hours. emergency crews had to cut through the walls of one building to reach the man. he's expected to be okay. he'll never do that again. almost back-to-school time.

>> the daily homework assignments aren't just the students' problems. are the parents smarter than the average fifth grader. it might be one of the most amazing medical stories you've ever heard. straight ahead. what's not to love about this weather. you've got to enjoy it while it lasts, though, because i'm tracking when the heat and humidity are going to return.

at 4:30, he can swing a baseball bat, and do push-ups,

the normal things in the life of a 9-year-old boy. >> one year ago zion received a double hand transplant. tim furlong joins us live from university city. >> tim, you kaud up with zion today. how was the past year of his surgery? how has it been? >> reporter: it was hard. this kid rocks. we've talked about this before, we get to do some cool stories and do some cool stuff. this may be the most inspiring thing we've ever seen. now he's writing, and he's swinging a bat. all this amazing stuff. he's living like a normal kid. >> i feel happy about my new hands. >> reporter: even doctors will tell you it's a miracle zion harvey has two working hands amputated years ago after an infection. the 9-year-old is the first bilateral hand transplant. this is zion this summer. >> please join us in welcoming 9-year-old zion harvey!

>> reporter: you can see he's made amazing progress, blowing his therapist's expectations right out of the water. >> he did something we'll never be able to top. >> reporter: the doctor said the team of doctors here made sure medicine prevented zion's body from rejecting the transplants. but the human body itself does the hard work, the nerves and muscles and bones healing themselves. and the brain teaching him how to control the hands. he's a charming kid. he has big plans for his in you hands. mom is not onboard with all his plans. >> i want to play football. >> reporter: back live now. sorry, buddy, mom not budging on the football. he got his hands from the gift of life program. doctors i asked them, they told me flat-out, they don't see any reason this kid's progress should slow down. pretty amazing story. tim furlong, nbc 10 news.

here's a look at some of the stories making headlines on nbc 10 news at 4:00. mike pence is making a push for pennsylvania. you're looking live at worth and company, where pence is set to speak soon. it's a mechanical contractor in bucks county. earlier this afternoon, the indiana governor visited a manufacturer in king of prussia and got his hair cut in norristown. a man is charged with killing his wife. police say timothy mormon stabbed his wife to death in her apartment. the couple's three children were inside the apartment at the time of the attack. sources say the two were separated. mormon is at cooper medical center in critical condition. today pennsylvania senator bob casey met with campus safety directors from several local universities. representatives from u penn, lasalle met with casey at his

center city office today. they talked about sexual assault on campuses. threats of gun violence and the dangers of technology. turning now to the dangers on the road. >> we want to bring you up to speed on a study that shows you that traffic deaths are on the rise nationwide. the surge began two years ago, as the economy improved, gas prices dropped and travel increased. travel deaths were up 9% in the first half of this year, compared with the same time last year. more than 19,000 people killed. 18% increase from two years ago. one of the main culprits, people texting behind the wheel. really dangerous behaviors, people know it. 46 states have laws that ban texting behind the wheel, yet people are still doing it. >> at the current pace, the u.s. could reach 40,000 traffic deaths this year. the worst total in nine years. the national safety council is urging everyone to buckle up. they say 50% of all fatalities

on the roadway involve people not wearing seat belts. new lives could soon be springing from the site of a now vacant lot. if approved, the building's main tenant would be a fertility clinic. construction would likely start next spring. olga's closed in 2008 after nearly half century in business. got a question for you now. are you smarter than a 5th grader? >> a new study said students' homework problems have parents stumped for the answers. we'll tell you where the parents are turning to for help without telling their children. it's about time to suit up for football season. how doctors say young players can reduce the risk for severe head injuries on the field.

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positive thinking could reduce side effects in breast cancer patients taking hormone therapies. that's according to a new german study. scientists questioned a group of women about what they expected as they began taking tamoxifen or a similar medication. those with a more negative outlook had twice the number and severity of side effects than those who did not anticipate any problems. most new brothers breast-feed their babies, but few stick with it for an entire year. a new survey from centers for disease control and prevention revealed 81% of babies born in 2013 were breast-fed from birth. while just over half were being breast-fed at six months, and a third were still breast-feeding by their first birthday. many working mothers find it difficult to continue nursing. making football safer for children. a new study finds reducing the amount of time tackling drills

could protect children from head injuries. they recorded the head impact of a group of 9 to 11-year-olds over the course of one season. they found players experienced more hits in practice than games. the most severe blows happened during tackling drills. speaking of football, preseason is under way for the philadelphia eagles, and they have a big matchup this weekend right here on nbc 10. >> john clark joins us live. hey, john. >> today the eagles' new linebacker practiced for the first time. coming up next. it doesn't get much better than this for late august. the cool and comfortable conditions aren't going to last much longer. i'll let you know when the 90s are going to be making a comeback.

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big preseason eagles matchup right here on nbc 10. >> birds head to indianapolis to take on the colts this saturday. csn's john clark joins us now. john, we hear from the newest eagle today, right? >> the eagles needed a new linebacker, so they signed stephen tullochs. they're very familiar with each other. here's stephen practicing for the first time this afternoon. got number 54. he said a few other teams were interested in him over the last three weeks, but his relationship with jim schwartz brought him here. he's so comfortable in this defense. and he's a hard worker. remember allen iverson's press conference? listen to stephen tullochs, he said the opposite. >> to me, practice senior more important than the game. when you miss a rep, you miss something. and you can't make it up. i try to be present every day that i'm out here on this field. are i'm 31 years old and to be able to come out here and play

this game is pretty fun. >> practice is more important than the game. you don't hear that a lot. this saturday at indianapolis, the starters are going to see their final action of the preseason and the most action, catching the game right here on nbc 10. they take on the colts, the third preseason game. coverage begins at 6:30, with eagles preseason kickoff followed by the game at 7:00. our live post-game show right afterwards. coming up at 6:20 is a division rival ripping sam bradford? we'll have more on that. >> john, thank you. summer's winding down. not only eagles football, but high school football is back, too. >> the high school blitz returns to nbc 10. it's time to vote for the high school football game of the week. this week's choices, upper darby at bonner, archbishop carroll at newtown. go to nbc10.com, or call or text your vote.

we'll announce the winner thursday night on nbc 10 news at 11:00. are you smarter than a 5th grader? >> a survey shows a majority of parents have to look up the answers to their children's homework questions. 55% of parents frequently look up answers to math or science homework questions without telling their kids. 79% of parents search for the answer online. while 36% ask their significant other. and 29% use smartphone apps. now, your nbc 10 first alert weather. >> you don't see a sky like this very often in august. i hope you've enjoyed it. this is easton p.a. it's live. and it is beautiful. the temperature right around 80. a little bit above. some of the warmest spots in the state of delaware. 82 in greenville. 83 in harmony hills.

marshallton tends to read a little bit high. odessa and ready point at 83 degrees. 82 in lincoln. 79 in lewis. we have that wind coming off the bay and the ocean, so the temperatures right at the beaches are a little bit cooler. 74 in rehoboth. 75 in dewey and bethany beach. nothing on the radar, satellite picture not showing any kind of clouds until you get way, way back. got to go to near st. louis to see any kind of significant moisture. so we've got another beauty on the way. these temperatures starting to go up. tomorrow 85. thursday 89. friday 94. and the humidity is going to jump, too. it may be feeling likes it's close to 100 on friday. but that's not going to last. it's not going to be like a long-lasting extreme heat wave or anything. as we go through the night tonight, we're obviously sunny

until the sun sets. then we're perfectly clear. temperatures start dropping. allentown by 11:00, down to 61 degrees. and obviously going down into the 50s by 6:00 a.m. philadelphia itself about 64. reading, 57 degrees. and then it warms up nicely with the sunshine. we're 80 degrees in allentown by noon. 78 in atlantic city. got another day with the sea breeze there. 84 in allentown by 5:00. just a couple of degrees warmer in philadelphia. so that is just a beautiful day. the tropics pretty ak tir. fiona now a depression. gaston way out in the eastern atlantic. not of any concern. this blob of clouds here, not organized. but is expected to organize. it could become hermine. that is the storm with the greatest chance of hitting the united states. here's the track for gaston,

going out into the central atlantic. but the computer models generally agreeing over the next couple of days, what you call spaghetti plots, going toward the bahamas, and then a threat towards florida. florida has not been hit by a hurricane since 2005. and if you add up a whole bunch of other spaghetti plots, you not only get a florida threat, but somewhere in the gulf of mexico, southeast coast, i mean, it is a potential threat to the united states. that's by sunday or into early next week. not until then. there's friday going up to 94. but it's 90 at the shore on friday, because we're expecting a land breeze. then we'll start cooling off. by sunday, as you can see, the shore down to 79 degrees for the high, and only the upper 70s over the next couple of days while we heat up in philadelphia. thank you, glenn. a local man's mission to the

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to be of service here and all i'm getting is grief. and aggravation. and stress. >> reporter: we reached out to united airlines. >> miraculously the day i called you, the airline called me. >> reporter: after we got involved, he got a travel voucher. and this letter of apology. avers said now he couldn't be happier. >> thank you. thanks for helping me. >> united airlines states on its website, that seat assignments are not guaranteed and are subject to change without notice. a spokesperson tells us the airline hopes to welcome averse onboard in another flight in the future. we stand at $88,745. >> by the end of august, we're going to eclipse 100,000, right? >> that's what we're looking for. a hundred grand of your money. >> harry, thank you so much. >> if one person can do it, it's

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blindsided. >> i saw the ball coming right after my face. >> as i was saying, blindsided at the ball game. look at that. this woman never expected to get hurt. just by going to a phillies game. >> she and a young girl were hit by foul balls in the same weekend. both are telling their stories to nbc 10. here's jersey shore bureau reporter ted greenberg. >> reporter: with her swollen lips stitched up and broken teeth, 9-year-old sienna eden doesn't want her face shown on television. >> it was so fast. one second it's off the bat. >> reporter: the next a foul ball hit by phillies shortstop freddy galvas hit her in the face. as they sat behind the dugout. galvas was clearly upset. >> i felt about how sad he probably was to hurt me.

and i thought if i were him, i wouldn't be able to sleep at night. >> reporter: less than 24 hours later -- >> my bottom teeth are all chipped here. i have a crack through the top of my front tooth. >> reporter: a foul ball off the bat of a cardinals player hit aaron of eagleswood township. she was in the same part of the stadium with her 6-year-old daughter on her lap. >> i saw it coming right at us. i pushed her out of the way, and i literally felt it come and smack me right in the face. >> reporter: galvas later insistently told the reporters the phillies need to extend the safety netting surrounding the home plate area to further protect fans from foul balls. >> my challenge would be for me to do more. if netting isn't the answer, what else. >> reporter: it's evidence right there that that is a problem in that section. so without a doubt, i think that needs to be extended. >> in a statement over the weekend, the phillies said they expanded netting this season to the size of the dugout near