anger in the streets. protesters make their voices hearty. fall festivities like this harry potter festival. tens of thousands hit the streets. a helping hand, thousands of hockey fans jump in to save a young national anthem performer. a 3-year-old boy is fighting for his life after hess was shot in the head. nbc 10's is live in the tioga section. what do we know right now,

aaron? >> reporter: denise, it looks like early on, a 6-year-old somehow someway got his hands on a gun and shot the 3-year-old. we're told the three brothers were in the house. this is very much an active situation, we are near 18th and er erie. we just not briefed moments ago. i'm told the 3 slrld haus -- they're the ones apparently who called the family here at this house. we're told no parents were home ted. that 3-year-old boy was rushed to the hopped. rushed over to temple. the shooting, according to police, happened in a second-floor bedroom. of course, neighbors, family members, everybody is distraught over the shooting, we talked to a neighbor just about 15 minutes ago. here's what she to told us and

how she feels about the shooting. >> they just needed to put these guns away. i have kids myself. i don't let my kids go to nobody's house, i don't let them come outside. they just need to put these guns away. like seriously. >> one against, this is very early on. police don't know how they got their hands on the gun. once again that 3-year-old is in critical condition at the hospital. police right now are waiting for a search warrant so they can go inside and look for more evidence. for now we're live in tioga. aaron baskerville, nbc 10 news. you are the reason why she's -- turn and -- >> also right now at 6:00 everyone antipolice demonstrations rocked a part of center city, as police chiefs from around the world gathered right here in philadelphia.

two officers were hurt while five arrests were made. this broke out all as attorney general jeff sessions was in town to speak with police chiefs from around the country. aaron baskerville was in center city earlier today with more on their message. they're fighting back against police brutality. some had their faces covered. many wanted nothing to do with our camera. >> no cameras. >> talk to one of the organizers. >> reporter: they who talk to me. >> then i won't, either. >> reporter: no comments? >> no. >> minorities groups get no due respect and no one is held

accountable for when lives are taken. >> reporter: a wall of officers was there in case. some of the crowd angry and confused at this democrat station. >> martin lew irking stood for something. what do you stand for? what are you doing? >> reporter: officers from around the world are in town for the international association of chiefs of police conference. they too took in all the sights and sounds. >> let them have their conversation right now. i'm from another state, the dialogue they need to have is they need dialogue and relationships with their police department. >> reporter: this conference will continue throughout the weekend. that's when the attorney general speaking that more. aaron baskerville, nbc 10 news. tonight attorney general jeff sessions is looking to bring crime down in philadelphia and across the country with the help the neighborhoods and commune. he so today at the international

association of police chiefs conference. a big topic reducing crimes, so today he introduced a new version, it, the attorney general says this strategy works and he has the numbers to prove it. >> it is a proven model f reduced violence crime overall by 4.15% with case studies showing in some areas reductions up to 42%. there are americans who are alive today and well today, because the programs made a difference. >> philadelphia is one of several large u.s. cities that sessions has had a rockie relationship with during hi tenure at the department of justice. >> most notingly over sang wear cities and the approach to immigration enforcement. the fall festivities in full swing across our area. none bugger than the harry potter festival in chestnut

hills. it included days of transforming the neighborhood into all things magic, but just one of the many fall events happen today. drew smith joins us live from another popular event. pumpkin fest in doylestown. you could not have picked a better day for this. >> yeah, this is such a cool spot to enjoy this. think take pump king carving to another level here, and there is a big crowd on the here. can you see the line to watch all of this art. some even telling us they just couldn't stay inside this weekend. people reached back into their summer wardrobe, shorts and t-shirts. comfortable conditions for the artists carving up pumpkins. >> i've been hearing the weather was right on channel 10. we took it from there. >> the performers in costumes let us sweat it out. the above-average temperatures didn't please everyone.

>> too warm. need a little more christmas. >> reporter: can't get into the cease when it's this hot? >> not really. >> reporter: the kids were having fun, and chest new hill transformed into a harry potter fan's dream. broom sticks and magic wands filled up 12 whole blocks. organizers of event across the region have a lot to smile about. >> it's beautiful out. so nice out. i think this is probably the best weather we've had in years. >> reporter: the night isn't over yesterday. they'll be giving out awards for the best pumpkins. you can see they have a little santa up here. so that's a sign there is some cold weather to come. we're live in doylestown. i'm drew smith. thank you, drew, the perfect fall day to roller blade around the park. the weather warm enough for a

tank tops and shorts, and down at the shore, the warm weather joined people out to the beach in late october. we're guaranteed one more day of it, possibly two, hand not affecting the temperature anything. we got up to 78 today, the lehigh valley, against some thin clouds will actually make for an even prettier sunset in just a few minutes. some of those high clouds, and that's it it's 72 now in

california, mt. holy, the temperature will start to go down fairly rapidly. but it's dry. temperatures dropping into the 40s, and i'll let you know when the real cold air is coming in just a few minutes. president trump says tonight he east allow the release of never before seen documents related to the assassination of john f. kennedy. the national after ives has until surveys related to the assassination. 3,000 of those documents have never been seen by the public. investigators found that kennedy was shot and killed by lee harvey oswald in dalles in 1963.

police are looking for a white pickup truck with a ladder rack, and some time of riding on the driver's side door. one of the victims, a 16-year-old girl was airlifted to children's hospital. she's in serious condition. next on nbc 10 news, up in flames. a tool plant completely engulfed in flames. now being called a disaster area. and out of the rubble, a glimmer of hope, a couple goes back home after a wildfire took almost everything they owned.

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tours, a sailbode regatta, an archaeological dig and vendors. and a sea of pink as more than 200 cyclists took part. with a police escort, bikers rode to brian's harley-davidson's dealership. that provides free mammogram screenings for women who do not have medical insurance. next on nbc 10, hometown assist. ♪ and the rockets' red glare thousands of hockey fans come to the rescue during the performance of the national anthem. clear and warm weather for now, but of course it's not going to last this week. i'm timing out when we'll see the much needed rain in my first alert forecast.

today fire fighters are one step closer to have a new 21,000 square foot firehouse. a groundbreaking ceremony took place this morning. members of the fire company were there with the commonwealth cowell and local government officials and construction is expected to be complete in 2019. a solemn good-bye in florida today to army sergeant la david johnson. he was killed alongside three of his comrades during an ambush in africa. at the funeral, there was no mention of the political headlines generated in the aftermath of his death. just remembrances of a young soldier, husband and father gone too soon. and take a look at this. officials in west virginia are calling this plant fire a disaster zone after it went up in flames. this former manufacturing plant

caught fire overnight. investigators say the air around the fire is dangerous to breathe in. they're telling everyone to stay away from the scene. no word yesterday on what started the fire, but neighbors say they heard an explosion. a surprise in the rubble. a california couple went back to check on their human after wildfires spread in santa rosa, but it was gone. amid all the rubble and ash, the brinkerhoffs found a sum able of their love. a fireproof safe did not survive, but a little box with their engagement rings did. the couple says finding those rings may by a sign that things will be okay. >> when i opened it, it was a bit of just hope emplgts you see something that meant so much, you find it in rubble where everything is gone.

the couple is expecting a child in three months. hockey fans, they come to the rescue of a girl singing the national anthem. ♪ and the rockets' red glare the crowd of more than 14,000 people jumped to their feet and started singing along when the young girl forgot the words. she had stopped started again and stopped and started. the crowd picked up whether she left off and helped her finish the song. well, the sun officially set just a few minutes ago, as temperatures were already starting to go down, the average high for this time of year is 65, and it's in the low 70s across much of the area, and we're going to have a really nice sunset over the next half hour. you get to see some of the clouds lit up nicely, and

avalon. we have a very light wind off the ocean that's 66 degrees, which is quite a bit above normal this time of year. 79 degrees today, the average is 65. pretty close to that tome, and we're still way above norm at even monday into tuesday, wednesday, it's going to take until wednesday to get that colder air in here. look what's going on. chicago 75. it's going to take a while. that's the front that will change things. 68 minneapolis, only 52 in bismarck. some of that cold air is coming this way. not much on the satellite and ray dare. there is the line of thunderstorms with that cold front. we may very well get thunderstorms as that storm free throw comes there, as we go through sunday, and sunday

night, lots of sunshine, a bit of a wind off the ocean, may prevent the temperature from getting even warmer than today, then here come some clouds, sunday night into monday. a lot more cloud cover then, and maybe even a couple sprinkles. it's no a zero% chance of rain, but they may be light showers on the radar that main area of rain and thunderstorms is not going to be coming for the eagles game. that's still back out to the west by 6:00 a.m. on tuesday. here it comes. some of this rain is going to be on the heavy side. of course, we need some rain. it's not going to be day after day. tomorrow no rain anywhere, chest new hills, reading and allentown 75. not quite up to 70 at the shore with a bit of a sea breeze, but 71 in dover and newark.

now tuesday afternoon we've got a strong southerly wind, that front coming through, and this one model giving us quite a day of burt of rain and thunderstorms, maybe some gusty winds with in a. for the eagles, above-normal temperatures, just a chance of some showers coming in toward the end of the game. remember, that is not the main area of rain. we're talking tuesday for that. and then the temperatures drop. after that front goes through, and you can see how much cooler it gets. we'll find out fast. thanks, glenn. here as danny with sports. >> thank you very much. the penn state nittany lions on deck for a primetime match.

in an overtime dramatic -- plus it was all aboard the -- in south philly. and simmons ended it. highlights from the ice today.

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time to check in with jose diassi diaz balart. plus a showdown over catalonia, as spain's prime minister says it's going to try to crush an independence movement by imposing direct rule. and -- as park of the tax overall. and crustacean politics for denise, a lobster emoji.

we'll see you in a couple minutes for "nightly news." we'll have to check that story out. thanks, jose, see you soon. >> good seeing you. good to see you again. the flyers shut out in the last game. credit to the defense flyers managed to keep the league's biggest, brightest star off the score sheet. first period, shot deflected, to claw -- claude giroux. he gets the greasy goal to tie the game at one. fliers on the rush. they further the puck, wayne simmons his sixth goal of the season in the fourth game-winning goal. flyers win 2-1.

>> tight checking game. we lost 1-0 the other night. a lot of games i think, especially going down the stretch, decided by one goal. some good news for carson wentz. josh norman will not play monday night. he's still recovering from a fractured rib. he ace first in the nfl in passing yards. only threw three ints. he said his work ethic has to do with his success. >> he loves practice, and there's not many people that justify lust to paragraph. he's just one of them. he works extremely hard at his craft. you know, you have to be, as a player in this league and really any league, any sport, you have to be a player that wants to be coached. carson is that way. college football ranks number two penn state hosts the

wolverine defense. we'll see how that far. temple and army going at it. here as the first touchdown pass. 37-yard pitch and catch to adonis jennings. late fourth quarter, owls up a touchdown. what a grab there. that td catch with one second remaining forces overtime. a field goal to tie it. testified oh, misses wide left. penn hosting yale, quakers up late, but hooks up with christopher williams lopez, wide open far side, beautiful catch. the gales win 20-19. mean while the sixers north of the border still looking for their first win. he still doesn't like it, but understands. >> i'm not okay, but we have a plan in place, we've got to

follow it. >> is there an expect athat -- >> this just announced. amir johnson will start in place of joel embee. that's it. denise, back to you. and glen is back with the final check on the forecast. good timing for this beautiful weather. >> that's right. this weekend, of course, incredible. do not expect a repeat performance. next weekend, even though we have next saturday looking good. next sunday looks like rain. it looks like rain tuesday, maybe some thunderstorms, then the colder air comes in. wednesday/thursday is the coldest day coming up this week. >> thank you, glenn. that's it for now. we'll see you after football tonight.

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