solemn farewell, wilmington will have a public memorial service today for two firefighters who died in the line of duty. paying more at the pump. new jersey governor and state lawmakers agree on a compromise that calls for a 23 current per gallon increase in the gas tax. a look at the projects the money will go toward. and soggy saturday. more showers are coming through the area today. the first alert neighborhood forecast breaks down the best times to get out this morning. good morning. welcome to nbc10 news today, ted greenberg. thanks for being with us. it is 7:00 a.m. on this saturday morning. september has come to an end.

october is beginning and pretty much the way september ended. gray and cool out. a live look outside philadelphia international airport. there are damp spots on the runway this morning. you won't see much sunshine today. let's check the weekend forecast from meteorologist krystal klei. hi, krystal. >> we're all missing the sunshine. it has been gray day after gray day. today that continues because the storm system is still sitting to our west, kind of parked there which means it continues to pull that moisture up as well as the front helping with showers firing off. here's what we have our eye on. right now, cloudiness for us in our area. take a look and we have an area of showers sitting just down to the southeast of us. that's mostly going to clip the shore and stay out of our zone. then we have a line of showers moving along. that line of showers will likely move into the area as we move late morning and afternoon.

on and off showers expected in the forecast. still currently clouds, but with that last couple days, there's potential for misty conditions. what i mean by that, we have low-hanging fog and light drizzle which means as you walk outside, doesn't feel like rain, just water in the air. you'll notice that today in spotty areas with all of that moisture hanging in our region. this has been a wet forecast. temperatures now are mostly in the 50s. we won't warm much. we will talk about how high temperatures go later today in a few minutes. >> thank you. if you have outdoor plans this weekend, have the nbc10 app to stay updated on the weather. get the forecast specific to your neighborhood and track rain with our interactive radar. happening today. thousands of people are expected to pack a memorial service for two wilmington firefighters who were killed in the line of duty. lieutenant christopher leach and

jerry fickes died saturday in a row home fire. monique braxton is live in wilmington with details about the service. monique? >> reporter: hi, ted. right now fire executives who are responsible for the processional are meeting outside the building, you can see them over my shoulder. we learned vice president joe biden and dr. jill biden will be among the mourners. the vice president will pay tribute to two men who sacrificed their lives. you may recall biden shared condolences at the scene of the gutted row home on lakeview road one week ago. our camera captured thousands from across the country at a public service for lieutenant christopher leach yesterday. the service for senior firefighter jerry fickes was private at the request of his family. he rushed into the burning home to rescue leach. >> absolutely love firefighters.

only time you truly understand the gravity of what the men and women are willing to give up to keep us all safe. >> reporter: two firefighters are still recovering at the hospital. investigators have arrested a 27-year-old woman. we learned she has confessed to setting the fire to the house and told investigators she was drunk and angry. now she's charged with first degree murder and about a dozen other related charges. firefighters will begin arriving in a short time. we will have all of the activity outside chase center as it happens. live in wilmington, monique braxton, nbc10 news. >> there was poignant show of support for firefighters at dover

speedway. kyle benjamin displayed the fire department crest on the hood of his car and won his first career win. from concert hall seats to the streets, patrons of philadelphia orchestra had to settle for an outside serenade after they went on strike opening night. the walk out came before the start of the orchestra season. all concerts for this weekend are cancelled. they put down instruments and picked up picket signs. the labor union voted to strike after salary talks with orchestra leadership struck a sour note. years of pay cuts put their salaries well below ork stras in other cities. patrons were in their seats when they learned the first concert had been cancelled. >> we kind of looked at each other, is this a joke? >> we have a multi year offer on the table that will --

>> can't underestimate the value of the musicians, what they bring to our city. >> i don't blame them for doing what they are doing, they are world renowned musicians. >> you can get a refund for any concert cancelled by the strike. new jersey drivers, be ready to spend more at the gas pump. governor christie and democratic leaders agreed on a plan to hike gas tax by 23 cents per gallon. if you have a 20 gallon tank that's $4.60 more every time you fill up. it is for a transportation fund. it will receive $2 billion for the next 8 years. christie says money spent on roads will save the average driver 600 in repairs. we talked to drivers with mixed reactions to the proposal. >> absolutely ridiculous, everything else is incredibly expensive.

i live in philadelphia and come here to get my gas. for my delivery job. >> people make it back and forth to work. >> it includes several tax cuts. the sales tax would gradually drop 3/8th%. over the next two years. there will be tax credits for retiree, vets and low income workers. the proposal still needs to pass through both houses of the legislature. now to the deadly crash of the transit train in hoboken. federal investigators took blood and urine samples from the engineer but are holding off interviewing him because of his injuries. they'll return to the crash site this morning. if they're able to secure the damaged terminal, could get their first look at some of the train cars still untouched. black box failed to download yesterday so it is not known why the train went into the station

so fast thursday morning. governor christie had this to say. >> no accident is acceptable so we have to get to the bottom of what happened and i promise we will. >> crew members have been very cooperative and we appreciate that. >> half dozen people out of more than 100 hurt in the crash are still in the hospital. one woman was killed. her family planning a funeral. some are saying they didn't act quickly enough to equip the trains with an automatic braking system. stay with nbc10 and the app for continuing coverage of the train crash. new video of a crash on a texas school bus. and scary clowns have communities on edge from south

jersey to new york. what some towns are now doing to keep children safe.

welcome back. look at radar and satellite. clouds are hanging out today throughout delaware, new jersey and into philadelphia. spotty showers barely to the west of us with a line of heavier areas of rain near parts of washington, d.c. this morning. that's where we are tracking the central, west parts of pennsylvania. not a huge concern. the tail end of this line may clip us. that's late morning into the afternoon. we will see on and off showers and some thunderstorms possible. also seeing rain offshore this morning as well. here's the weekend forecast. saturday not so good. sunday looking a little better. 69 the temperature in philadelphia. south jersey, 68, delaware in

the upper 60s. on and off showers, cloudy, breezy, cool. sunday temperatures are warming a little bit finally. 74 in the forecast in philadelphia. low 70s in the suburbs to the lehigh valley. still the possibility of more isolated showers and that continues on the shore through the delaware area as well. mid 70s, forecast highs there at 75 degrees, both the jersey shore and south jersey through delaware. you see it on the screen in the seven-day forecast. forecast do warm more. we will talk about that coming up. >> thank you. we are 37 days away from the presidential election. up next, the newest polling numbers in the area. also ahead, more charges in this fight over the road between a local school bus driver and fedex truck.

screams from kids aboard a texas school bus that flipped last week. yesterday school officials released video of that accident near houston that injured more than a dozen high school students and the driver. investigators say the driver told them she swerved to avoid another vehicle and lost control. none of the injuries life-threatening. the driver of a fedex truck faces aggravated assault after trying to force a school bus off the road near the jersey shore. according to authorities, the bus tried to pass. the school bus driver received a lesser charge for illegal

passing. should say that was last month. decision 2016. donald trump will make a pennsylvania campaign stop tonight just outside lancaster but it is his latest twitter rant that's getting attention. trump's tweets attacked hillary clinton and former miss universe alicia machado. he began the tweets at 3:00 in the morning. he asked did crooked hillary help disgusting alicia m become a u.s. citizen so she could use her in the debate? the republican nominee claimed machado had a sex tape has not been confirmed. machado said he degraded her for gaining weight. hillary clinton mentioned her in the debate monday night, called the tweet proof trump is unfit to be president. >> who gets up at 3:00 in the

morning to engage in a twitter attack? i mean his latest twitter meltdown is unhinged, even for him. >> during a campaign stop in michigan, he had more to say about his microphone in the first presidential debate. >> you have 100 million people watching, what do you do, stop the show? it was bad. i wonder why it was bad. figure that out. >> the commission on presidential debates said an issue with trump's audio effected the sound level in the debate hall but not on the television broadcast. also have the results of a new poll from new jersey. stockton university surveyed voters leaning toward one candidate or another, it found hillary clinton leads by six points. 46 to 40%. ten percent plan to vote for a third party candidate or nobody at all. the presidential race and

next week's vice presidential debate top priority for discussion on nbc's "meet the press." join chuck todd tomorrow at 10:30 here on nbc10. fall is here. temperatures are dropping. there's a need for coats for children. the group unity in the community is hosting a coat and uniform drive in philadelphia from noon to 4:00 p.m. at the mamie nichols center on south 22nd street. for more information, go to our website at nbc10.com. or check out the nbc10 app. and let's look at the radar and satellite, still tracking showers out there this morning. now we have our eye on a few separate areas. we have an area of rain out to sea, that may clip parts of the shore this morning. then a line of showers and storms is directly to our south. that will bring rain later on

today, and look at this now organized area of thunderstorms. starting to head into north carolina. that's something we have to watch as we move late day and even into overnight, spot rain chances possible lingering from that. this is all part of the same system swirling off to the west. it's going to start to shift sunday into monday. but for today, it is another gray forecast. not good when we already have this on the map. this is doppler estimated rainfall total. when you see red, orange, huge numbers that we're looking at. even good amounts for philadelphia and south jersey on the shore. we expected this. called for it days before the rain moved in. expectation, delaware hit hardest. milford, 8 inches. close to a foot of rain, a foot there estimated near milton borrow.

this was spread over several days. bad news, flooding issues in delaware, suffolk, new castle county. looking at some red and purple, three inches near wilmington. six in middletown, one and a half in philadelphia. again, not the official amount but estimated amounts based on what radar picked up. some of you may see more or less than what's on the board here so far. 2.9 inches at sea isle city. today, rain chances out there for philadelphia, dover, reading, atlantic city. still going to be on and off chances for atlantic city, but elsewhere chances drop off to more isolated potential, and likelihood slows for monday, tuesday, wednesday. dryer conditions and sunshine. for the for example, 69 in

center city. 66 in lansdale. cookstown, 68. cloudy with showers expected through the afternoon and evening. trenton, 65, ocean city up to maybe 70. and wilmington up to 68 for the forecast high today. >> thank you. this week's wednesday's child is an active boy whose smile will melt your heart. he needs a family to give him love and attention he needs to thrive. vai sikahema introduces us to frankie. >> hi, frank ee. >> there's no way around it. caring for frank ee takes a lot of energy. cat and mouse all day. >> a ton. >> let's go chase franky. but boy is it rewarding. connie is one of his case workers. >> frank ee is an awesome kid, always has a smile on his face, no matter what kind of day any

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has a fracture of the fifth metatarsal, the bone on the outside of the foot that connects to the little toe. it occurred yesterday morning in training camp. he was taken for x-rays and mri where the fracture was discovered. they haven't released a timetable for his return and haven't said if he needs surgery. tweeted this, trust the process, two praying hands emojis. they need to be patient trusting the process, the healing process. to baseball. ryan howard back in the lineup for the phillies against the mets. expected to play all three games and phillies expected to buy out the option year for the contract. not a big crowd but fans in south philly giving a warm ovation to howard. first at bat doing what he does

best. the wind and cold keeps it in the park. in august that would have been gone. bangs off the toyota sign. howard out of place, ball lands on the bag. run scored. the fifth straight loss. that's a look at sports. i am danny pommells from csn. enjoy your saturday. 7:26. preparing for a somber send off. wilmington will salute two firefighters killed in the line of duty in a public memorial. the part vice president biden will play in the service just ahead. krystal? breezy conditions today. still tracking potential for rain. we will take a closer look at the first alert radar and talk about when rains finally move out of the ten day forecast.

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remembering two fallen firefighters. wilmington gets the chance to say good-bye to men that gave their lives trying to save others. striking a sour note with concert goers. the philadelphia orchestra walks out before opening night. the message they're sending to

management. and showers and clouds are covering the area this saturday morning as we take a live look at the jersey shore, cape may. the nbc10 first alert forecast breaks down the timing of when this wet weather will clear out of here. good morning. welcome back to nbc10 news today. i am ted greenberg. it is now 7:30 on this saturday morning. thank you so much for being with us. it is another gray morning. take a look at citizens bank park in south philadelphia. you want to bring rain gear to the afternoon game against the mets. nbc10 first alert meteorologist krystal klei is here with the weekend forecast and it is damp again, krystal. >> it is. after a few days, people are finally ready for no more rain. the good news is that we are on the tail end of the system, but today still looking to be cloudy and damp day. we have clouds over the area, showers hanging to the west and

south, but we have thunderstorms as well that are creeping to the north. that's something that may be effecting us late this morning into this afternoon. then you see a large area of rain as well, mostly out to sea, could send some showers into parts of the jersey shore later this morning as well. that's what we have in terms of showers. temperature wise not going to see a lot of warming. 58 in philadelphia. live shot outside shows all of the clouds hanging overhead, making for a gray day. 54 degrees in lehigh valley and 59 in delaware as we look at the stadium. flip to forecast highs today, not much warmer. 69 in philadelphia and upper 60s in new jersey. 70s return to the board. we will get to those with the ten day on 10 coming up. >> thank you. if you have outdoor plans, make sure you have the nbc10 app to stay updated on the weather. get forecasts specific to your neighborhood and track rain with

interactive radar. the vice president among thousands of people expected to attend a memorial service for two wilmington firefighters who died in the line of duty. jerry fickes and christopher leach. monique braxton is live with more details about the service. they're expecting a large turnout. >> reporter: that's right, ted. right now fire executives responsible for lining up thousands of colleagues expected are meeting over my shoulder. in a few hours, they'll be entering the building that you can't see the entrance now, but just on the other side of the trees, that's where the public will be entering. we learned that vice president joe biden and dr. jill biden, long time delaware residents are among the mourners paying tribute to two men that sacrificed their lives. you may recall the vice president shared expressions of sympathy with firefighters outside the gutted home last

week. nbc10 was among thousands from across the country who gathered for a public service for lieutenant christopher leach. a touching moment when we saw his son carry his dad's helmet out of the church. the funeral for senior firefighter jerry fickes was private, his family requested that. he rushed into the burning home to rescue leach. focus on the families. we are going to take care of the families. >> reporter: two firefighters are still recovering at the hospital. the suspected arsonist is 27-year-old and has confessed. she told investigators she was drunk and angry. she's now charged with first degree murder. firefighters are beginning to arrive. at this point they'll be lining up on the opposite side of chase

center where we were earlier. we will have all of the procession for you, this final tribute, as the day progresses. monique braxton, nbc10 news. >> we will be live streaming that service at the chase center on river front today at 1:00 p.m. on the nbc10 app. now to a deadly crash of the train in hoboken. federal investigators say they took blood and urine samples but are holding off interviewing him. they'll return to the scene later this morning. if they can secure the damaged terminal, they could get a first look at some of the train cars still untouched. a black box recovered from wreckage failed to download yesterday. it is not known why the train went into the station so fast during the thursday morning rush. a half dozen people out of more than 100 hurt in the crash are still in the hospital. one woman was killed, her family is planning her funeral.

we have the story of the good samaritan that tried to save that woman's life. >> reporter: moments after the horrific crash amid wreckage. look at the man in the light blue jacket. the woman he found under the debris, a 34-year-old, critically hurt. >> i was just moving people, picking up beams and metal and happened to see like her feet on the ground. >> reporter: he could see she was bleeding profusely, struggling to breathe. >> told her just breathe, focus on your family and loved ones, i am here, not going to leave you, and she just fought, she really did try her best. >> reporter: the man told us he had not been running late for class at the nearby institute, he would not have taken the shortcut through the train station moments before the

crash. >> everyone started to run out. i started to run in. it was like instinct. i was like what's going on. saw the train hit the wall. >> reporter: in the chaos that followed, they finally told him he had to leave. he continued to inquire about the woman while at school. only later did he learn her name and that the hoboken attorney and mom of one had died. >> she didn't respond back to me. i know she knew i was going to make sure she wasn't by herself. little piece of my heart. i want her family to know i really tried my best. i'm sorry. >> new jersey weekend schedule will not include commuter rail service which remains suspended. light rail will be operating. the agency will also move things along by cross honoring train tickets for busses, local ferries and local carriers.

gas prices could soon be going up in new jersey. governor christie and leaders agreed on a plan to hike gas tax by 23 cents per gallon. if you have a 20 gallon tank, it means another $4.60 every time you fill up. the deal is to replenish the state's transportation trust fund which will pay for road projects. it will include $2 billion a year for 8 years and the sales tax would eventually drop 3/8ths% over two years and estate tax eliminated. the proposal needs to pass both houses. patrons of the philadelphia orchestra had to settle for an outside serenade with musicians going on strike opening night.

the walk out came before the start of the orchestra season. all concerts for this weekend are cancelled. they put down instruments and picked up picket signs. the labor union voted to strike after salary talks with orchestra leadership struck a sour note. years of pay cuts put their salaries far below orchestra members in other cities. patrons were in their seats when they learned the first concert had been cancelled. you can get a refund for anything cancelled from the strike. a sinkhole opened in the middle of the street. police evacuated neighbors as cracks formed in foundations and windows broke thursday. shifting ground also caused a gas leak. investigators don't know what caused that sinkhole but they're looking into this week's heavy rainfall or possibly a water

main break. from disappointment to delight. the big step forward for one project and a holding pattern for another. that's next.

it is a story of disappointment and hope. they cleared the way for one of the largest observation wheels in the country to go up in atlantic city. disappointment after a board

walk amusement park in ocean city saw the summer come and go without being able to open a pair of new roller coasters. >> it is absolutely we are ready to go. >> reporter: his spirits are sky high, now that steel peer soaring new investment is a major step closer to rising over the long time atlantic city landmark. >> big day for us. >> reporter: the new jersey casino redevelopment authority restructured, clearing way for construction of a 200 foot observation wheel that will be third tallest in the nation. owners hope it will open by next memorial day weekend. >> the wheel is a tremendous asset, great for the city and us. >> the $12 million wheel will operate year-round. he says the pier is coming off the worst season in 26 years, thanks to a rainy spring and striking workers at the soon to

close trump taj mahal casino. >> really hope this will turn around. >> reporter: along ocean city boardwalk, operators of playland are dealing with a major let down. two brand new roller coasters, including the much anticipated gale force never opened this summer. >> couldn't be more disappointed. >> reporter: they say manufacturing problems are the prime reason why. gale force is custom built and many of the parts made in italy. >> there's delays getting them shipped over here, hasn't been fun, that's for sure. >> columbus day weekend is playland's last scheduled weekend of 2016. managers are considering reopening later in the year if rides become ready to run. jamaica and haiti are bracing for a hit from hurricane matthew. yesterday the category four storm clipped colombia, killing a man that drowned in a stream.

krystal klei is here to tell us about a storm or two we could get today. >> and we are looking at hurricane matthew. there's a look. with satellite, you see it is a large system, now a category four. was category five overnight. we will get to hurricane matthew in a moment. as ted said, let's talk about now. showers are still in the forecast. here's why. we have a storm system sitting well to the west of us. you can see the rotation. but this is pulling up moisture and wrapping around atlantic and new england. we are seeing fog and misty conditions and rain itself moving through. right now our eyes on a couple of things. move in closer. showers are hanging overseas.

at best going to clip parts of the shore into delaware this morning with some rain. then take a look at what we're tracking now. some showers and thunderstorms looking to move right through currently just starting to track into washington and maryland. that's moving through delaware and parts of new jersey and pennsylvania later this morning into your afternoon. rain is not overnight. grab the umbrella and rain gear. it won't rain consistently, but on, off showers are in the forecast. now let's go back to hurricane matthew. that category four system, 150 miles per hour winds at the 5:00 a.m. update. there will be an 8:00 a.m. update in a few minutes, we will get you that in the next half hour. this is moving west 7 miles per hour. put this in motion, this is the projected track. goes from the west, turning north by sunday. still a category four.

then this is the issue. jamaica, haiti, cuba all in the line of fire. category three hurricane in the forecast. over 100 miles per hour winds, can cause serious damage. it continues here. now the bahamas a threat by wednesday. as we continue through to thursday, the cone is wider, meaningless certainty on where this will go. you see the potential maybe to clip the coast of florida. this is the projected track now through thursday. a little less able to say with consistency where it goes following the path through the caribbean, but these are the possible paths. the spaghetti plot or different computer models show us it tracks along the east coast and it may bring enough moisture into the area for us to see chances of rain for late in the work week into the weekend. here's the ten day on 10. 69 for us today. chances of on, off showers and

thunderstorms. we finally warm up sunday. isolated storms, still cloudy, 74 degrees. mid 70s continue monday. a dip in temperatures, 67 wednesday. there we go. thursday, friday, saturday, potentially sunday, seeing the next push of tropical moisture with temperatures in the low 70s. >> krystal, thank you. montgomery county is offering free flu shots. the clinic from 10:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. at abington junior high school. county officials recommend anyone six months of age and older get a flu shot. they plan to hold clinics through beginning of november. an iconic cheesesteak shop celebrates a milestone. geno's having a 50th anniversary celebration in south philadelphia this afternoon eagles defensive end fletcher cox among those taking part in the festivities. creepy clowns turn up in communities across several states. we will tell you what that's

prompting police in a south jersey community to do to make sure kids feel safe. . i'd look her right in that fat ugly face of hers. she's a slob. she ate like a pig. a person who's flat chested is very hard to be a 10. does she have a good body? no. does she have a fat [expletive]? absolutely. do you treat women with respect? i can't say that either.

the police departments say they're aware of social media posts of people dressing as clowns, hanging around schools. the department determined no threats were made toward the school but added officers around the building during yesterday's dismissal to make students feel at ease. there's been a rash of creepy clown sightings near schools

across the country the past few weeks. one was in schuylkill county. police in reading are trying to figure out who stabbed and killed a teenager after someone wearing a clown mask may have provoked a fight. in new york, authorities on long island say they received reports of clowns trying to scare children this week. parents are on edge. >> activities outside were cancelled due to the clown. >> if someone is menacing, you want to protect your children. >> many believe reports of creepy clowns are rumors, police are taking it seriously as we are seeing it. volkswagon reached another settlement with regard to the emissions cheating scandal. they agreed to pay dealers $1.2 billion. volkswagon previously reached an agreement to buy back or repair a half million vehicles and pay owners 5 to $10,000 each. the automaker admitted they rigged cars to pass emissions tests.

new jersey troopers participated in the 22 pushup challenge in west trenton. dozens dropped to the ground to do pushups. it raises awareness for ptsd and 22 vets that commit suicide every day. that music means one thing and one thing only. we are rocking like grandma's favorite chair. it's time for the high school blitz. first up, the runner up for our game of the week.

let's go to delco where ridley played host to springfield. ridley fans fired up for this one as they should be, but the springfield cougars had their claws out. johnny fanelli finds jaden mckenzie who holds on for the touchdown. that ties the game and forces overtime in springfield hangs on for the win 20-14. academy park cheerleaders pumping up the crowd before taking on the chester clippers academy park's teddy wright, oh so wright, goes right up the gut for the score. academy park shuts out chester 34-0. a pair of powerhouses battling it out. imhotep visiting melbourne prep. look at them work. clayton scott looks like he's going nowhere but finds his way into the end zone. millville knocks off williamstown, 22-14.

bridgeton bulldogs hosting the blue devils. late in the fourth quarter, hammonton's, inside the red zone. he's got nothing but open space. he gets up for the score. triple overtime. hammonton wins 30-28. high school of the future certainly came to win against edison. anderson, do your thing young man. into the end zone. the future is looking bright. they win going away 48-18. a rough day for roxsborough. qb jeff manning picked off by

boys latin's deray ross, and look at him go. the kid's got more moves than a u haul truck. 45 yards the other way to pay dirt. roxborough beats up on boys latin, 64-14. let's go to the lee lie valley. parkland hosting white hall. park hall playing a little press your luck. no whammys and stop. worth busts through. look at the meat truck. the big fella, 14 yards into the end zone. parkland wins 26-14. neshaminy looking to go 6-0 hosting abingdon. will dogba, woof, woof, taking it around the outside for the 8 yard touch. they stay unbeaten with the 21-0 win. and strike up the band. we're heading to delaware where saint marks built a big lead on archmere. billy sullivan on the option to his right, pitches it to freshman andrew watkins. saint marks all over archmere 42-7. and have a look. he is off to the races, 48 yard pitch and catch. they win 28-0. here are the candidates for next week's game of the week. ridley at marple newtown.

call or text your vote to the number on your screen. you can also vote at nbc10.com and on the nbc10 app. i am out of breath and time. i am danny pommells. enjoy your saturday. here's a look at your forecast starting with philadelphia. live shot outside in center city. you see clouds hanging low. we also have fog out there in patches. expect that as you head out the door this morning. our temperature is 58 degrees in philadelphia. here's the planner today. on and off showers expected. philadelphia, 67 by 2:00 in the afternoon, upper 60s for the forecast highs. in the suburbs, mid to upper 60s expected with showers, spot thunderstorms possible as well, continues through lehigh valley, we will be 58 degrees at 10:00 a.m. in the morning. looking at new jersey and delaware, low 60s to start the morning. upper 60s in the afternoon with

a similar forecast of on, off storms. some thunderstorms popping up. along the jersey shore may make it to 70 degrees with cloud coverage. breezy conditions are picking up along the jersey shore. with that, we will start to usher out some of the stronger showers, meaning that tomorrow it is a dryer forecast. we will get to details on that coming up. 7:57. nbc10 monique braxton is live in wilmington where the community prepares to remember two fallen firefighters. monique? >> reporter: hi, ted. fire executives arrived to work on the logistics of the tribute to two that died in the line of duty.

a wet, chilly start to the weekend. a live look at the center city skyline. pretty much fogged in there. first alert meteorologist krystal klei will tell us when we're warming up and drying out. a powerful hurricane churning in the caribbean. coming up, if hurricane matthew could impact our weather. honoring two fallen heroes. today it is the community's turn to say good-bye to two wilmington firefighters killed in the line of duty. good morning, everyone. welcome to nbc10 news today. i am ted greenberg. it is 8:00 a.m. on this saturday morning. thanks so much for being with us. look outside now. a lot of low clouds o