the coolest air in months business to move in, and accu weather says some rain, is coming with it. medical professionals, happened to be at the right place at the right time, when a teen driver ended up on the banks of the schuylkill. but the big story on "action news" is latest on two ebola patients with american connections. one is receiving treatment, in dallas, tonight. the other is due to return to the united states, on monday. and while governmental officials are working to track other potentially at risk, they are also trying to calm fears of an ebola out break

stateside. "action news" reporter sharrie williams has the the big story at the big board tonight, sharrie. >> reporter: shirleen, we have a lot of information, new information, tonight from a press conference, held this evening. first of all, officials are stressing at this point as we know there is only one person, thomas eric duncan, confirmed to have the ebola virus and he is isolated in dallas and fighting for his life. of course this is only confirmed case in the united states. meanwhile we have more information, a major point in reference to what they called the the contact list. that is the number of people to have come in contact with the one person who is infected. it started out high, at 100 people and then limited to it 50 and tonight that number is down to ten. finally out, watch as family members ordered to stay inside their dallas apartment, leave. they were told to stay put because they were in contact with ebola patient thomas duncan. none of the members are showing symptoms of the virus,

however, they were told to stay inside, even though soiled clothing belong to go their ill loved one were still there. county judge of dallas personally horded the family out and said they are being relocated to an undisclosed location in dallas, emphasizing that they are people too, and deserve to be treated as such. >> a location that would be acceptable for my family or your family. they are good people, kind people, people who care about their community and they are obviously worried about their own health, they are concerned about your health as well. >> reporter: now five days after ebola patient thomas duncan was admitted to a dallas hospital a crew went inside and decontaminated the unit. clean up is happening in two phases with phase one already complete. items belong to go duncan have been properly quarantined

under state order. >> with that list of 100 we call potential or possible cases, down to 50, and ten that we are now tracing actively. >> reporter: mayor of the dallas assures citizens every precaution is being taken. >> the city and the county of stepped up at every opportunity to make sure that this city is as safe as it can be, and i feel good about it. >> reporter: texas leaders made a point to remine the world is there only one person in that state confirmed with the virus, and he is being treated. the mayor told people to go out and enjoy their weekend, and that there is no need to panic. >> there have been this reports surrounding the the nation that dallas is fearful. i have talked to a lot of people. we're all a little anxious but there is in fear in our eyes. >> reporter: so words of confidence out of dallas tonight. meanwhile very latest on the latest american to be diagnosed, with ebola, he is three three-year old freelance

photographer, and he is actual any route back to the united states, shirleen to receive treatment. we're hearing he could be here as early as sunday, monday at the latees we will check on that, thank you sharrie. three entero virus patients at the children's hospital of philadelphia are experiencing sudden weakness. it has been happening to children across the country which, prompted the cdc to ask hospitals to look out for symptoms. the children are also experiencing inflammation in the gray matter around their spinal cords. local neurologists are trying to find out if the three young patients at chop have the evd68 strain that is in 40 states and link to four deaths. >> might normally see three to eight children over the course of two months, to see three within a very short time frame at chop is unusual and that is what other enters are eag as well. >> doctors say prevention is key, with an emphasis on hand washing, sanitizer and avoiding other sick people. showers are heading this

way, the good news is that they will not wash out the weekend. meteorologist adam joseph has accu weather details from the big board, adam. >> wet start to the weekend and those showers are moving in, right as scheduled in the western suburbs, on storm tracker six live double scan as we close in closer to street level, lancaster county, the ground is getting wet right now, it is east of honey brook. the coatsville, downingtown just about to see first few sprinkles and into southern parts of the chester county and thinks moving north and east very slowly, also parts of the berks county, lehigh valley about to get wet as well this will continue to progress from the west to the east over the next few hours. a wider look at double scan live will show that this is just the leading edge of some very scattered showers and a few downpours and thunderstorms back towards pittsburgh. we're awaiting a cold front. not a lot of moisture with this but every drop we could use as, the last month to two months have been relatively dry what to expect here over the next 12 to 14 hours,

showers are moving in right now. it will be a wet sat take morning and in general we're looking at a quarter to a half inch of rain, where you see half inch, we have a quick downpour maybe a rumble of thunder tomorrow morning but by noon time, on saturday, sunny breaks will be pushing in, from the west to the east. now after this front passes through and we will dry out temperatures are really dropping, notice that bismarck, 36 degrees. chicago 47. cincinnati, it is just 58. and it also is moving in our direction. shirleen we will talk about the temperatures tomorrow, and the exact timing of that rain on future tracker and those chilly numbers coming up on sunday in accu weather. >> thanks, adam. stay on top of the weather as it changes by checking storm tracker six app if you haven't already down loaded it, you can do so for your apple and android devices a the no cost. police are investigating what cause aid crash that ended with a 17 year old on the banks of the skew you kill river.

the collision shut town martin luther king drive near sweet briar road, for hours, this evening. tonight the young injured teenager is recovering at the hospital of the university of pennsylvania. that is where "action news" reporter, annie mccormack is live tonight, annie? >> reporter: shirleen, that is right that 17 year-old was taken here to the hospital, at the university of pennsylvania, in stable condition but police have now confirmed that she's been paralyzed from the weighs down. at the time of the accident there happened to be several nurses and a doctor nearby, they rushed into help. hours after the dramatic crash, crews carefully removed the mangled suv that careened toward the schuylkill river, trapping the 17 year-old driver inside. >> it was a tight fit, everything smashed around her. >> unaudible. >> she was scared but talking. >> reporter: brandy, a cardiac icu nurse at hahnemann hospital happened to be driving by. >> there is a bunch of people

stopped on bicycles and everybody was looking over the railing and it was missing. >> you jumped in to action. >> i went down there. there was another doctor running too we both went down to help her. >> reporter: monica dod a nurse from new orleans jumped off her bike and ran into action too. >> i just saw some people walking down the hill to try to help out and so i went down to see if anybody needed any help. >> reporter: dryer said she lost control. police believe the teen was driving eastbound on martin luther king drive when she crossed westbound lane heading toward the the river. her suv did a 180 and then slammed through this guardrail flipping several times resting on the banks of the schuylkill. the single vehicle accident shut down both lanes of mlk drive, snarling traffic across the the city. several philadelphia police officers happened to be nearby and fire and marine crew where is able to remove her with ladders and a rope before transporting her to the hospital by ambulance a

macingly in one else was hurt including joggers, bikers and other vehicles that normally fill the roadway and sidewalks at that time. we did speak to two family members who arrived at the accident scene at the time they did in the know the extent of their loved ones injury and did not want to talk to us on camera. accident investigation division says this is still an ongoing investigation but they do in the believe that alcohol or drugs were involved but they are still investigating about whether or not speed was a factor. for now reporting live from university city, annie mccormack for "action news" at ten on phl17. >> thank you for had. police tracking trooper ambush suspect eric frein, believe he is growing desperate and will likely be forced to break into cabins or fish through trash bin toss find food. officers happened upon a campsite which had a cash of frein's food, clothing and ammo, same kind that killed trooper three weeks ago.

you may recall authorities were performing dna test on soiled diapers found in the search area. it turns out those test results are inconclusive. the 31 year-old has been spotted where his parents live in the poconos but rough terrain is getting in the way of his capture. prosecution in the the trial of the montgomery county man accused of killing a toddler and her grandmother has rested its case. now suspect will present his own defense, he is, representing himself in the double murder trial, he is accused of, kidnapping and killing ten month old san virginia vena and her grandmother. he played to ransom the baby. he confessed but then recanted that confession. he will take the stand on machine to tell the story is side of the story. and don't expect another septa rail strike at least in the right now, but it is possible come february. a federal advisory board has been unable to help septa and train engineers come to an

agreement. that board's term expires on october 13th which could have meant an immediate strike without a contract agreement. septa says it will request a second federal advisory board to look at negotiations, and that will push any strike back by three months. bargaining is scheduled to resume on monday. millions of dollars will be spent to make philadelphia region more pedestrian friendly. the delaware valley regional planning commission awarded 2.2 million-dollar this morning. the grants will help 32 proposed projects across the region get up and running. they include improvement at five intersections, trail projects and enhancing pedestrian safety and connectivity from 30th street station to the medical complexions in university city. people across the delaware valley are observing the holiest day of the jewish calendar tonight here at this congregation, hundreds of

people filled the pews to sing along and listen deeply to a traditional service. yom kippur also known as a day of atone. is time for jew toss look back reflect on their lives and think about how to improve, in the year ahead. and still ahead on this full hour of "action news" at ten, as isace peers to have executed another hostage, they claim that an american could be next. if you are in the market for a multi million-dollar home, pat croce has one he'd like to sell to you or you could just take a peak inside. someone should tell this bear it the is fall, but the the family shares what their camera caught next.

life of an american aired worker is being threatened bias is. peter casek appeared in a video released to day. video appears to show an isis executioner beheading british captive alan henning. the hooded executioner with the british accent directs a message to president obama and warns of killing more americans. twenty-six year-old casek business appeared this time last year. he have is a former army range her who went to syria as a medic to help refugees.

a wild storm moves through north texas last night, tearing up trees, and blowing off roofs. at the arlington baptist university dorm you can see student trying to collect whatever can be salvaged from the ruins. power outages forced dozens of schools and businesses to close for the day, nearly a quarter of a million people were left in the dark. meteorologist adam joseph is standing by the big board, and he has our accu weather. there will be some changes. >> big changes over this coming weekend and system that is passing through late tonight and tomorrow is same system that spawned severe weather in the tennessee valley and deep south but it has lost its punch. good news we will get rain we need without severe weather. double scan live will show we have light showers in the western suburbs. approaching wilmington, off of chester county, lancaster county and western berks county just west of reading, and seeing some of those showers. right now 72 degrees was the high in philadelphia today. fifty-nine the low. so above normal on both end.

a as we look at the records, 33 and 90 degrees. it is 60 in trenton right now. sixty-two allentown. sixty-four in wilmington. sixty-five in dover. still relatively mild for this time of the year and that is going to remain the case overnight, temperatures in the upper 50's for lehigh valley but most areas around 60 to 62 degrees. typical low for philadelphia is 55. so we're running a good 6 degrees above normal. satellite and radar showers are moving in but looking to the west, not tracking a line of thunderstorms or any severe weather. the front is still near cincinnati, pushing into the eastern part of the ohio valley. so it will be sometime before the front completely clears our area so by 3:00 in the morning the the showers over spread east of philadelphia, maybe a few heavier downpours. you could hear rumble of thunder but it would just be a generic thunderstorm passing through. 9:30 still some the scattered showers around and that continues at least for the shore communities until 2:00 in the afternoon.

through can see clearing, west of philadelphia, just after the noon time hours. so as we go region by region we will have early showers in the western suburbs but a quick returning sun late in the morning, 69 in reading. sixty-eight in downingtown. pottstown tomorrow 70 degrees. the right along i-95 trenton, philadelphia, down to wilmington on either side of 70 degrees. the showers until ten or 11:00 in the morning and then sun starts to return around noon and thereafter but at the shower it is wet through at least noon, maybe an hour more than that and then turns breezy, with wet afternoon sunshine and temperatures very warm, into the lower 70's. we will talk about the second half of the weekend because there is another huge change that comes sunday morning. we will talk about the the chilliest air we have seen since spring next. >> oh, boy, thanks adam we will see you soon. tonight was all about learning how to prevent fires and having fun. maple shade fire department held its annual fire prevention tonight. they invited the entire

neighborhood to get a good understanding of what they do and how to keep their own homes he safe there were demonstration, fire truck rides as we saw and goodies for the kids. two fire fighters were honored tonight in trevose bucks county. tribute took place during forty-third annual fire prevention dinner/dance at radisson hotel in the old lincoln highway. fire fighters bright won an award for organizing a successful list production program for seniors and lieutenant julia sanders won honors for 18 years of exceptional work on the force. it is time for sports. ducis rodgers is live in the "action news" sports center. hi there ducis. >> hi there shirleen eagles and rams at the lincoln sunday. lets get you an injury update. michael kendricks is out with that lingering calf injury. this is his third straight game. how about this brandon boykin showed up on the injury report with a hamstring issue. that is defense. the lets talk about the offense.

offense has struggled and focus has been on lesean mccoy and lack of production in the running game. it is not all mccoy who but nick foles. he has had issues too. he wases so good in that redskins game a couple weeks ago three touchdowns but against the 49ers, no touchdowns and two interceptions. espn nfl analyst knows a thing or 20 about playing quarterback and he tells us what he is seeing from foles thus far. >> he had opportunities where he didn't execute but, you know, next game you could get eight opportunities and he will hit all eight. it is just law of averages. you keep throwing it, you keep slinging it, you will hit it but as time moves on he will not that be young developing quarterback. when he gets those opportunities to make these plays he will to have make them. he was inaccurate against san francisco it that is simple, he has to get better thanks, jaws. coming up next we will have more on the eagles and jamie apody tells us why flyers are going to cape cod for the weekend. for fun and rest and

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researchers in europe say all women, no matter their age should have the opportunity, to freeze their eggs. new study looked at advancement in technology over the past decade, abe concluded that modern methods are safe to use. previously many women who froze their eggs only did so when they were facing issues that could affect fertility, and experts say that if egg freezing becomes more available and more affordable, women candy side on their own time line, when it is best to have a child. nothing unusual about taking a dip in the family pool unless you happen to be a bear, that is. the fury creatures took a few

sips and then took in the one but three dips, in this backyard pool in hanover township, luzerne county. dominic lombardi is amazed his pool didn't collapse, he says his family did see a bear, stealing the the neighbor's garbage a few weeks ago but this tim wasn't after the food but just wanted to get a this tim wasn't after the food but just wanted to get a swim in before it

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claims he slapped her, that story is coming up next at 10:30. plus a bizarre scene at the airport a naked man jumping around, we will show you what it took for police to calm him down. we've got some cash, burning a hole in your pocket. you could buy pat croce's home going to the highest bidder tonight at 10:45 we will take you inside this amazing

here's here are the big stories we are covering on "action news" at ten on phl17. police say a 17 year-old girl is paralyzed after a crash, that shut down martin luther king drive. they believe that she was traveling east bound when she crossed in to the westbound lanes, hit a guardrail and landed into the schuykill river. the teen told nurses that she lost control. police tracking eric frein believes that he is growing desperate. officers came upon a campsite with a cash of frein's food clothing and ammo same type that killed the trooper three weeks ago. thirty-one year-old has been spotted near his parent home in the poconos. family of the first ebola patient in the u.s. is on the move, they have been moved to a home in a gated community where they can be monitored and three three-year old freelance cameraman for nbc diagnosed with ebola is

heading to nebraska for treatment. it is time now for accu weather and meteorologist adam joseph joins with us that week even forecast. >> it is on the wet side but it will be mainly sunny through at least let's say 3/4 of the weekend but it will be chilly. sun day will be a daze to light a fire in your home if you have a fireplace. lets look live at sky six live at penns landing, all is dry in philadelphia clouds are here and rain drops are on the way. as we look the at accu weather live line up and looking at the numbers to the north and west and south east satellite and radar and closer look at future tracker with the exact time of the rain as it is moving in and as it departs tomorrow. fifty-nine in quakertown and warrington. martin a's creek 60 degrees. saint david, 60. oxford at 61. south and east browns mills coming in at 60 degrees. warmer right along the shore in the mid 60's, bridgeton 62 and even warmer for dover, and smyrna, both at 65 degrees.

the satellite and radar we have a big powerful low you can see this, spinning wheel in the upper planes in the western great lakes even near minneapolis right now. there is white, yes, that is some snow cold enough for some snow with this system, to our north and west but for us we can see showers moving in, thankfully no severe weather with the front. as we time it with future tracker early in the morning tomorrow still a couple downpours, a rumble of thunder, damp start at 9:00 in the morning. that continues through the noon time hours thereafter and especially north and east and south and east of philadelphia you can still sees those heavier downpours but here's the clearing line already in western chester county by lunchtime and in the afternoon and evening, everything kicks out quickly. so once the rain shuts off the sun quickly rushes in and to have a very enjoyable saturday afternoon for everybody. and then on sunday the wind have of change arrive, lots of sunshine high pressure to the south, departing front to the

north and east, we will get wind tunnel effect at only 62 for a high in philadelphia on sunday afternoon. as we take a look at sunday mornings future tracker temperatures we will start in the 30's in the northwestern suburbs and then by 8:00 we are still generally in the 40's across the region and there could be, maybe there could be a touch of frost but wind will be too strong in the poconos at least for that. 68 degrees morning rain and lehigh valley, tomorrow with afternoon returning sun and as we get down the shore, rain lingering longer at least rain until noon or one or 2:00 o'clock. breaks later in the afternoon at 37 degrees. and in the city of philadelphia we will look at that rain falling at least until about 11:00, maybe 12:00 o'clock give it an hour or so different and afternoon sunshine with the breeze kicking up at 72. exclusive accu weather seven day information contact that early rain returning sun from west to east at 72. although philadelphia's low saturday night into sunday

morning is only 46, if you live in chester county, montgomery county, up in the lehigh valley we will drop in the 30's, saturday night and sunday morning and then sunday itself for eagles 62, 50's in the northwestern suburbs for high temperatures and then quick rebound on monday of 70 degrees and couple showers late tuesday, early wednesday, warm at 74, and then drying out thursday and friday and not bad above normal between 72 and 76 degrees. a huge chill after that rain this weekend. >> not a bad looking week. >> thank you, adam. there are reports tonight that someone fired a gun at a winslow township police car. chopper 6hd flew over the scene in camden county. officials are not saying much but we do know around 8:30 police responded to reports of a burglary on aubrey meadow drive. when this arrived someone reportedly fired a shot no one was hurt. we are still looking to gather more details. a woman was found dead

inside olde city park and tonight we are still waiting to find out what happened. the couple was eating lunch in the park when they noticed a woman laying face down in a bunch of bugs surrounding her this afternoon. they check her pulse and realized they didn't have one. they called 911. they believe woman was between 35 and 40. her luggage was sitting next to her. tonight philadelphia police are looking for two armed men who robbed a hess gas station in west oak lane. take a good look at this surveillance video from the 1400 block of west cheltenham avenue early wednesday morning. authorities say suspects got in, through a back door, announced they had guns and demandedded the employees fill a trash bag with cigarettes. they took a collection jar holding $300, no one was injured, if you have any information, call the police. investigators are also looking forearmed gunmen who robbed a christian grocery store in cobbs creek late last movement clerk told police

that the suspect walk in, just before 8:00 a.m., approached the counter, pull the gun and demanded cash. clerk handed over money and suspect took off running. a delaware bankruptcy judge has denied request by trump entertainment resorts to be relieved of its pension obligation toss union employees at the taj mahal. trump entertainment filed important bankruptcy protection in september. it threatened to close casino next month and layoff almost 3,000 em if it doesn't win labor concessions. attorneys for the company says it must decide what to do in the next couple weeks. if the taj mahal close is it will be the the fifth casino in atlantic city to shut it doors this year. philadelphia archdiocese can put a sold sign on the 200-acre campus in marple township delaware county, a buyer has been found for don kwanell a village and cardinal krol center which serves young men with developmental disabilities.

when the deal is crossing cardinal crossing real take associates will pay 47 million-dollar for the property. that money will help off set the the archdiocese operating deficit, operating deficits, the space will be developed for commercial and residential use. the transaction still requires vatican approval. fire tam aged three administrative building at the the flight 93 memorial in shanksville. check out that black smoke, several fire trucks responded to the scene. we don't know what caused the fire but we do know that the damaged building served as a park's headquarters and include the superintendent's office, the memorial itself, was not damaged. the battle of the badges has begun, police, fire and rescue teams from across the country are competing all weekend long in the basketball tournament. they are honoring, murdered philadelphia police officer moses walk shore just finish his shift when he was killed by two men who tried to rob him in the summer of 2012, the

tournament goes on all weekend long, at the recreational center in east falls, and proceeds provide scholarships to students. a women had a transplant and what happened next is making history, that story is still ahead. you might want to think twice before you grab for your tooth brush tonight do you know how much germs are on it? when you need to replace it and other popular bathroom items so you don't get sick. next up charlie sheen gets slapped with the lawsuit from a dental technician, story she's telling and what he has to a bit next.

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quite a scene today a 23 year-old man got name in the middle of the concourse, when police approached several minutes later he was jumping up and down and screaming about his love for jesus and that he was going to heaven. here you can see police taser him, they said he did it because he was so -- they dit because he was soe rat he can because they were worried about the safety of the officers and passengers. new tonight a dental technician says charlie sheen punched her in the chest and she's suing him for assault and bat theory month.

man is seeking unspecified damaging, she says that sheen attack her during an a appointment on september 25th. los angeles police say they are investigating, sheen's publicist says that the actor had an adverse reaction to oxide and pain medication and knocked over, dental instruments, but says he never hit that woman. woman who had a womb transplant is now a mom. this is a first. swedish doctor say the 36 year-old received a uterus from a friend last year she was able to get pregnant and last month gave birth to a baby boy. details of the case will be published in the medical journal lancet. the list of most pricey neighborhoods across the u.s. is out, can you guess, which one, we're around? we will tell you. plus pat croce has a pricey piece of real estate on his hand and is ready to get rid of it. we have an exclusive preview of the mansion that could be yours for the right price.

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these items need to be cleaned or replaced more often then you think. you should replace your tooth brush, including the head of your electric one every three or four months. sooner if it is no longer working. that cup on your bathroom counter should be washed, every -- after every use and don't share witt other family members. if your razor is rusty get rid of it otherwise throw your disposable one out after seven shaves. change your blades after 20. >> risk becomes when you have breaks in the skin or unhealthy skin, then those bacteria and those germs have an opportunity to enter and cause problems. >> sharing tooth brushes and water cups is also a recipe for disaster. you can easily spread colds and strep throat. former sixers president pat croce is looking to down size, his villanova mansion goes up for auction at the end of the month, and we got an exclusive preview of what is

inside. croce showed our eva pilgrim what you can get if you've got some money sitting around. >> i lived here 21. i never thought would i leave it. >> entrepreneur former sixth are owner and pie ray owe fish national owe pat croce is putting his house on the auction block an he gave "action news" an exclusive personal tour, of his 11,000 square foot home. >> come on in. >> 1925 colonial mansion greets with you double staircase and chandelier. home features a kitchen, office, library, six bedrooms, five full bats, three half bats, five fireplaces, detail, italian mash will and one of a kind mill work, tennis courts and a pool. >> on the other even of the house is master bedroom where diane has her own living quarters or whatever you want to call the place. it is just beautiful. >> reporter: master suite includes his and her bathrooms and dressing room any woman

would love to have. >> it is a once in a life time opportunity and whoever gets it will get a great house. >> reporter: it can all be yours on october 25th. the home is expect to go well above its value of 6.25 million you, that is because it is also a part of philadelphia's sports history. >> during the sixers reign thinks wherever one would come. >> reporter: when croce former owner and president of the sixers took the team from last place to the nba finals this is where the team celebrated, the family hosting screenings in this addition over the garages. >> i turned 601 month from today. so i'm clearing all six decades of anything in the past. >> reporter: croce says there is no better way to say his farewell to this wonderful home. >> i want finality to it. it is an event. you don't see too many houses like an event. i love event. >> reporter: eva pilgrim for "action news" at ten on phl17. >> wish i had money for that. pricey home to a pricey neighborhood, rittenhouse

square has made the list of most pricey places, to live in the country, according to a survey by apartments.com. that broke down the cost of living by city neighborhood. rittenhouse square clock in at number 14 on the list, with the average cost for a one bedroom just under $1,900 per month. two neighborhoods in new york city took the top spot, with rent over $4,000 a month and each the study examined monthly rent, average, income and how much of a renter's paycheck went toward rent. good news of the cities on the list philadelphia also offered the cheapest rental prices around $600 in frankford and north philadelphia. it is time now for sports, ducis rodgers, live at the big board. hi ducis. >> very interesting way to spend money in the prompter. we will talk about that later. people talk about eagles and rams. michael kendricks has been ruled out with that lingering calf injury, his third straight game missed and brandon boykin is questionable

with the hamstring issue. how should we view eagles a three-one at quarter pole mark is very good. they do in the look good last sunday in that loss at san francisco. bird tell us regardless of what their record is there are areas in which they can improve. >> early on in the year. the it is a marathon, not a sprint. obviously we have to work through some things offensively, work through some things defensively and we will improve and continue to get better. >> what exactly ale this is football team right now? first and foremost, running game, it has been going no where. esn analyst ron jaworski says the rams just might be the the remedy. >> in my wildest imagination i never thought would you see a two game stretch where lesean mccoy would get 29 touches, rushing the football and have 39 yards. it justice mind boggling to me. here's a rams team that has not been good the at stopping the run. we have lane johnson back.

we will solidify things up front. we will run the football. in matter what we say this eagles offense still runs through shady mccoy. >> the the flyers will open up the season wednesday in boston, on the way to bean town they will spend the weekend on cape cod for some, team bonding activities. jamie apody explains. >> before they start their season wednesday night the in boston the flyers will take a few days to do something even more important than hockey and that is one as a team. >> we're exited to do something together and i love this part of the trip because we have so much laugh and such a good time, you know, you can do a lot the. >> shortly after their final practice before the opener they board i had a flight bound for cape cod where they will eat, sleep and breathe each other. >> anytime you get to spend time with your teammates like that, you know, it is always good for the team. it is good to get to know some of the new players and is there a few you get tired of some guys but i mean that is

all part of it. >> among activities the the guys have plans for this trip, deep sea fishing and paint ball. you figure, skills firing a puck has to translate to firing a paint bull gun. >> i'm rookie at this, i have no idea. i am actually nerve us any sort of skill as a goal tend their can help with you paint ball. >> not a chance. i mean aside from me wanting to get hit with things, i have no skill whatsoever. >> in voorhees new jersey, jamie apody for "action news" at ten on p hl17. despite a report elsewhere, phillies say there is no planned change to the ownership structure and david montgomery is not forced out. phillies goes on to say over the life of the phillies partnership in one entity or family has owned a majority of the partnership, and we do not foresee this changing in the future. jason werth and the nationals facing the giants in game one of the nlds. fourth inning brandon bell, of san francisco, singles off steven extrasberg. worth firing home. hunter pence beats the throw.

giant win three-two. game two is tomorrow and the cardinals beat dodgers in the other nlds that is sports. >> would you rather your name spelled wrong or pronounced wrong. >> i get that too. >> that is the question. >> i don't know. >> think bit. >> thanks, ducis. that means it is time to get ready for halloween. it looks like this year people will be dropping some serious cash on the holidays. spending is expect to reach $7.4 billion according to the national retail federation. the average person will spend $77, a record number, say they plan to buy halloween costumes. fido will be dressed up too, about 350 million-dollar will be spent on pet costumes, and it wouldn't be halloween without the the candy, about it wouldn't be halloween without the the candy, about 2 billion will be spent here's something fun to do with hot dogs. make easy crescent dogs.

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final look at weather. >> it is getting wet out there, in the western suburbs as we look are at double scan live right now, it is approaching eastern, chester county. rain in delaware county and new castle county and also the the northwestern, fringes of montgomery county. so rain continues to march to the north and east, we will be around all night tonight, and for the first part of your saturday at 7:00 a.m. 63 degrees with that rain. continuing at least through 10:00 o'clock through much of the area and then sunshine will return from west to east around noon time and thereafter, but temperatures into the lower 70's in the afternoon.

so not that bad and then that chill arrives bundle up on sunday. >> keep those umbrellas handy and layer up on sunday. thanks, adam. thanks for joining us tonight for "action news" at ten, modern family is next followed by friends. now for adam joseph, ducis rodgers and brian taff, i'm shirleen allicot, have a good night, and a great weekend, see you. >> ♪

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