according to a nazareth player who was born in west africa, players on the northampton team teased him throughout the game that he had ebola or that his parents would soon be infected. northampton school district is now looking into it. students at nazareth say it was mean spirited. >> i heard them all say ebola, and then they say something about his parents. one of the players were walking out of the stadium, they said that he had ebola and our coach yelled at them. >> i can assure you that the district takes all of these accusations and allegations seriously. >> nazareth students passed out anti-racism bracelets in support of their soccer player. meanwhile, two coaches at northampton resigned but tonight it's unclear why. >>> thousands expect a rally tomorrow. but some in attendance will be getting something extra to be there. nefertiti jaquez is live. >> reporter: on one side you have the teachers, parents and students who are holding this rally, then on the other side you'll have a group of people being paid to rally against the pft. >> seems to me that if you have an ax to grind,

nazareth area high school student and soccer player abraham takera says players from northampton high chanted ebola at him. he is from west africa. >> unaudible. >> reporter: sixteen year-old junior was then out of the thursday night match for fighting. >> being from western africa, you know, and having family in that area, you know, didn't take too kindly to those remarks, and went after one of the players on the northampton team. >> reporter: nazareth soccer coach edward park shore happens to be a lehigh county police chief is the teen's legal guardian. he says three years ago the boy moved from west africa, country that border liberia, where the ebola out break rages on. >> there were tears coming down his eyes. he was visibly shaken by this. he was really upset that it got to that level. >> reporter: northampton said head soccer cold craig carbon and jason maylynn resigned but several student apartment let are facing difficulties plan nature i action. >> this is part of the educational process to make sure students understand sports man ship and really is what happening in the wor

freed plays for the nazareth soccer team.d out wristbands today to support his friend. >> having the community back him up and be there for him. >> reporter: i did just get off the phone with that west african boy's father. his son is extremely upset by all this. he still has family back in that ebola-stricken region of west africa. he says that the other players told him he was ebola and kept saying that his parents would soon be infected. they are hoping those students face disciplinary action. in nazareth, northampton county, randy gyllenhall, nbc 10 news. >>> and it looks like some are trying to cash in on the ebola outbreak. one website is billing this halloween getup as the most viral costume of the year. it's an ebola containment suit costume complete with face shield, mask, goggles and latex gloves. >>> a man reported missing on his personal watercraft has been founded alive in cape may county. the coast guard had been searching for 68-year-old thomas graham since yesterday afternoon. after 17 hours, a helicopter crew

students say it happened between north hampton and nazareth high school. according to a nazareth player worth in west africa players on the north hampton team teased him throughout the game saying he had ebola or his parents were infected. the north hampton school district is now investigating. students at nazareth say it was mean spirited. >> i heard them say ebola and the parents. one of the players walking out of the stadium said he had ebola and our coach yelled at hem. >> i can assure you that the district taking all of these accusations seriously. >> meantime, two coaches at northampton resigned. this morning, it's unclear why. >> announcer: now time for your "first alert" forecast with meteorologist bill henley. >> the rain is coming to an end, it's drying out in center city. but downpours in the area, airport, 66 degrees. running a little chillier this morning but compared to normal for this time of year which is in the 40s, we're about 20 degrees above normal this morning. the rain has ended at cape may. that's a live view, still puddles around. t

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. >>> a nazareth player born in west africa claims players on the team teased him saying he had ebola and that his parents would soon be infected. they're investigating and students at nazareth say it was mean-spirited. >> i heard them all say ebola. they said something about his parents. one of the players walking out of the stadium, they said he had ebola and our coach yelled at them. >> i can assure you that the district taking all of these accusations seriously. >> nazareth students passed out anti-racism bracelets in support of the soccer player. meantime, two coaches at northampton resigned but unclear why. >>> actor stephen collins is now the subject of another former investigation. a woman claims that the former "7th heaven" star exposed himself to her in the early 80s. the woman was 13 at the time. collins has not commented on either case. >>> millions of people will take cover today as part of a worldwide earthquake drill. >> when the earth shakes, the ground moves and things start to fall, you'll ask how prepared or unprepared are you? >> it's called the "the great shakedow

maureen mc garrity installed as the university's newest president after a special mass inside the nazarethcademy high school chapel in northeast philadelphia. after decades at the school, she assume the presidency in july when sister francesca olney retire. like every president since the school started she, too, is a member of the sisters of the holy family of nazareth. >>> a member of the us navy brings his lady love to tonight's eagles game. little did she know he had more than just football in mind. >> i figure if i wanted to say something to you i better say it where i'm most comfortable around my phillies faithful, a around my friends. >> key can quaid was so shocked she could barely nod yes i ira schwartz. the couple meant while stayinged on the uss dwight eisenhower and are the proud parents of a baby girl named lucy. >> congratulations. meanwhile future brides and grooms galore this afternoon in philadelphia. "eyewitness news" at the hyatt at the bellevue for the bellevue guess and gauge event. they got a chance to meet with wedding vendors unroof and get uniquunique ideas for the

students at nazareth say it was mean spirited. >> i heard them all say ebola and then they said somethinghis parents. one of the players was walking out of the stadium. they said he had ebola and our coach yelled eight them. >> i can assure you that the district takes all of these accusations and allegations seriously. >> today, nazareth students passed out anti-racism bracelets in support of their soccer player. meanwhile, two coaches at northampton resigned but it is not clear why at this time. >>> right now nbc 10 has two reporters traveling to dallas to cover the ebola story there. chris cato and christine madella will provide live coverage right here on nbc 10 news. we have an online section devoted to the ebola virus. head to our website, nbc10.com. >>> new at 5:30, police in philadelphia, bucks and montgomery counties are on the hunt for a nighttime prowler. >> police believe he's hit nearly 50 times, stealing laptops, purses and cars. nbc 10's deanna durante has video of the man police want to find and she spoke with residents who say the thief is safer if he stops his crime spree

kindly to those remarks and went after one of the players on the northampton team. >> reporter: nazareth soccer coach edward parker, who happens to be a lehigh county police chief, is also the teen's legal guardian. he said three years ago the boy moved from west after rick cat country that border liberia where the ebola out break rages on. >> there were tears coming out of his eyes. he was visibly shaken by this. he was really upset that it got to that level, you know, on the field. >> reporter: northampton head soccer coach craig carbon and jason metlynn resign. it is unclear how many but several student athletes are also facing disciplinary action. >> thinks part of the educational process, to make sure that students understand sports man ship and really what is happening out here in the world. >> we are all citizens and nothing -- unaudible. >> abraham's parents are still in west africa and war business them daily but getting support from his fellow nazareth students who have rallied around him. kenneth moton for "action news" at tenor phl17. >>> south jersey man ran into some troubl

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these were some of our highest temperatures today, 50's in nazareth, bethlehem, hamilton and boyertownery cool numbers and right now fairly cool as well. but we have some cloud cover and that is going to help insulate us from 40's and also 30's overnight tonight inform philadelphia 56, ally town 56. temperatures will be uniform because of the clouds moving in associated with a cold front. you can see on storm scan3 a few scattered showers here and there. few scattered showers here and precipitation not quite making it to the ground. will it take time before we see these scattered showers. it's mostly cloudy across the area and pretty pleasant with temperatures staying steady. that will be changing, though. for a few scattered showers especially in the afternoon. otherwise temperatures in the 60's. it will be comfortable and this storm system that's moving associated with the front is going to be slow to go so the counterclockwise flow around that area of low pressure is going to bring some wind, it's going to pull back moisture from the ocean. it's going to be a little bit of a mess. w

nuisance then anything else, temperatures are falling as well, live neighborhood network takes to us nazareth the in the area middle school where temperature is 58. easterly wind light, you can see clouds throughout the afternoon and, some foggy conditions, and that will be what everyone is talking about. storm scan three you can see to the east of this storm system we are looking at dry conditions, for the the most part aside from our drizzle this evening, but you can see all this red those are tornado watches a and this large storm system is slowly progressing eastward and that is in our future by mid to ladder period of this week. first things first in philadelphia you can see temperatures in the 60's from the 95 corridor to the south and east. north and west 50's in the allentown and poconos. to the west you can see a little bit of a snipit have of 80's and then, and, and where we have the and frontal system, and strong storm system that is bringing severe weather to the west. temperatures in the 07's with the strong southerly win. wednesday we will see some showers and storms especially

. >> nazareth students passed out anti-racism bracelet, in support of the soccer player. mean tile, two coaches at north hampton resigned but this morning, it's unclear why. >>> in harrisburg, state and local police are trying to find a gunman who attacked two pennsylvania lawmakers just blocks from the capitol. state representatives, marty flynn and bizarro escaped injuries late tuesday night. investigators say when an armed man tried to hold them up, flynn drew a handgun and exchanged gunshots with the attacker. representative flynn say former prison guard from the scranton area. >>> 4:48, new this morning, arrest warrants are out in atlanta county for six suspects in a burglary. the five men and one woman are wanted for burglaries from garage storage sheds. they recovered some items like lawn equipment. the suspects are also wants for arson where a trailer was set on fire. >>> and we have new information on a bill in harrisburg that would limit speech. the measure is on its way in the pennsylvania senate after unanimous passage in the house. the bill was presented by a

in nazareth, at the high school, 58 degrees, and bethlehem 58. same in hamilton. boyer town at the senior high school a temperature of 59. we know those sunny days and those cool crisp nights bringing in the nicest fall color and we should have a really nice couple weeks even in philadelphia as the colors continue to really pop. across the region mainly in the 60's from philadelphia, wilmington to the the south and east. cooler north and west. average high being 65 for this time of the year. storm scan three we are watching a few showers hit closer but none of this will be making it to the ground tonight. just too dry when it makes it in the philadelphia area we will see a few scattered showers tomorrow. they will be moving in with the frontal boundary. not everyone will see them. real problem thinks area have low pressure that will move off shore and create problems for new england and on the back side pull down some cool air. so for wednesday increasing chance of rain, and then by thursday, this area of low pressure intensifies and pulls back that moisture in th

isis paints this picture meaning nazareth on the homesf christians she told us how much she wants to sy and give birth here. >> it's crucial that her son be born here and have safe country. >> thhope is if she stays in the u.s. if asylum is granted. >> band members in a highschool thought it was a lost cause, finding their musical instruments but thanks to a homeless man, the stude musicians got their precious instrums back today. vic lee is live with the happy ending. hi, vic. >> this took a long time. band members were resigned to the fact they'd never seen instruments again t it turned out all of the stars were aligned in the right places. >> there are hugs and thank yous today. band members gotrized possessions back. >> i don't know. amazing. >> anna bell got a flute back. it was one of 14 that went missing two months ago. this after after they played the national anthem. when instructors realized they wentack but instruments had disappeared >> my mom had it. she started plang the flute. in fifth great. >> no one thought they'd see them again. >> they thought it uld be gone for g

isis paints this picture meaning nazareth on the homes of christians she told us how much she wants to stay and give birth here. >> it's crucial that her son be born here and have safe >> the hope is if she stays in the u.s. if asylum is granted. >> band members in a high school thought it was a lost cause, finding their musical instruments but thanks to a homeless man, the student musicians got their precious instrums back today. vic lee is live with the happy ending. hi, vic. >> this took a long time. band members were resigned to the fact they'd never seen instruments again but it turned out all of the stars were aligned in the right places. >> there are hugs and thank yous today. band members got prized possessions back. >> i don't know. amazing. >> anna bell got a flute back. it was one of 14 that went missing two months ago. this after after they played the national anthem. when instructors realized they went back but instruments had disappeared >> my mom had it. she started playing the flute. in fifth great. >> no one thought they'd see them again. >> they thought it would be go

chopper 6 hd through over pizza joe's in nazareth. everybody got out but the business is destroyed. they are worried now in a the building could collapse. >>> two people had to be rescued from an early morning fire, over fillmore street and riverside, where the flames broke out at 5:45, the flames were so intense we saw flames shooting from the roof when we arrived. both people trapped inside went to the hospital but they are expected to be okay. no word on the cause of this one either. >>> it's time for the accuweather forecast, as those clouds roll in. and those clouds bring rain in the not so distant future, adam joseph is standing by tracking the system. the rain is falling, and lighting up everywhere west of the trenton and wilmington and drying out lancaster and berks county, a thin line of showers after warm temperatures the last couple of days. there you can see wet roadways where there is a pop of yellow and south of there. chester county and delaware county and now much of western philadelphia county getting wet. they should start to evaporate some and we'll see a .10 inch

god anointed jesus of nazareth, not al sharpton so i'm very disturbed for instance, when he went to ferguson and things escalated. we're taking a message of peace and solutions. and he's not offering that. (?) neil: he's more incites trouble. you mentioned is a sharpton has close ties to the white house, the president was on his radio show commenting about how the democrats left them and how they will come back to the fold after the election. obama: a lot of the states that are condessed this time are states that i didn't win. so some of the candidates there, (?) you know, it is difficult for them to have me in the state -- the bottom line though these are all folks who vote with me. they have supported my agenda in congress. neil: he kind of threw them under the bus. they're saying something different now, but as they get reelected they'll go back to marching to my tune. >> this is exactly what the president said. only african-americans will understand this message about cousin pooky that's the one who is not as sharp and as informed. we want every african-american to be informed, educated,

northampton county, where fire crews were responding to what was a blaze at pizza joe's restaurant in nazarethdamage to the roof, we are zooming in so you can see the hole in the roof there. officials say the fire was first reported after 11:00 this morning followed by a report of an explosion, everybody was able to get out of the building and it's still an active scene as you can tell and we'll update the story here from northampton county as more information becomes available to us. also, online at 6abc.com. >>> a river of molten lava is now streaming past properties in hawaii, watch as the 2,000 degree lava swallows this structure erupting in a ball of flames. officials say that 40 to 60 homes are in the path of the lava and it's flow from the volcano is just a few hundred yards away from the town. >>> paul kidderman was found last night in pueblo, colorado, about 100 miles away from sports authority field, police would not give details about what the 53-year-old was doing the whole time, only that no criminal charges are expected and they are finished with this case. they referred question

it will discipline any students involved in making inapropriate comments, opposing player is on nazareth soccer team, and claims other players made other racist remarks. >>> 6:17ment isis gaining nor grounds, militants continuing to advance on baghdad inning closer to the capitol n syria, isis is threatening to take the town of kobani sits on the border of turkey. us and its allies, turkey has now taken decisive military it is self. but not against isis. turkey is launching air strikes against the kurds, on the ground, fighting the islamic state. turkey's provoking nato and its allies saying it won't join the fight against isis, unless the us-led coalition also targets senior president regime. gunman opens fire in saudi arabia, shooting two americans, killing one therm. saudi officials say the attack was carried out by the victim's former colleague. that will company, supports saudi national national guard my programs. two attacked at gas station. police have arrested one suspect, man with citizenship in saudi arabia, and america. >>> violent police clashes sparking ankle nerve hong kong

live neighborhood network, shows you wind gusts in the past hour, we have had a peak wind gust in nazareth and that northampton county pennsylvania, 33 miles an hour and bethlehem at freedom middle school a gust of 30 miles an hour. this is still, happening out there, in trenton, a few hours ago, mercer county airport peak at 30 and philadelphia northeast, philadelphia airport late this afternoon, gusting to 26 miles an hour. these strong gusty wind are helping to put the a little bit of the chill in the air. storm scan three, you can see cloud cover moving across the the delaware valley that won't only bring clouds but will bring the showers. right now temperatures in the 60's throughout most of the region. poconos in the 50's and north and west, it is cool. state college at 59 this afternoon. pittsburgh at 57. in the 50's most of the week, south of course, you can see temperatures in the 07's but weather will not than coming from the south, and we will watch that frontal boundary lag over next couple days. we are on the cool side with the northeasterly wind and cloudy skies, tomorrow and

nazareth had blue skies but as day moved on clouds moved in and right now just 57 degrees, still dry at the moment but that is all about to change. we will look at showers, moving in mainly a off to the south, heavier over the eastern shore of maryland and down toward eastern, virginia. lets draw your attention to this big batch of rain over portions of eastern tennessee and kentucky, and southern indiana and ohio as well. this is coming on the trajectory directly for us and it will get here overnight and into early saturday morning. the that is when heavier rain will fall here in the city. with the cloud cover we have been lock in the 50's, pretty much all day long. we have hit 60 at the airport. sixty-two wilmington. fifty-eight in reading. fifty-five in lancaster. fifty-seven in atlantic city. fifty-seven in wildwood as well. in fact warmer in scranton and new york city then here in philadelphia because they have had more sunshine. albany at 59. we are 60 in philadelphia. sixty-five in richmond. between now and midnight just light rain and drizzle, a couple of showers. steady yes,

a 16-year-old in nazareth, pennsylvania, who moved from new guinea who was taunted by chants of ebolaam. a 16-year-old who used to be proud to call herself liberian and now hesitating because of teasing. and a 13-year-old who was called to the principal's office. she's from ghana. this is not the entire continent of africa. but has there been any sensitivity discussions in the school? i know there are general bullying discussions that take place in the schools about not marginalizing or singling out african students. >> people need to realize that we need to just tamp down the hysteria here. tomorrow in the bronx we're having a huge forum on this, working with the department of health here in the city of new york. and that anyone, if they're going to get this virus, it's not just because they're afri n african. that's something we have to educate folks. in this case with the kids coming from senegal, the last time there was an ebola case in senegal was in the middle of the summer. people need to understand, we need to educate each other. parents need to talk to their kids, whether it'

i mean, i was just reading the book about jesus of nazareth. i can't remember who wrote it. fantastic book, right? and so think about that time where all of a sudden civilians who were priests, who were rabbis, suddenly take up arms and go in -- and they're not wearing uniforms and you can't tell -- this has happened throughout history. and again, i'm just not sure that we're able to actually document or take a step back enough to say, oh, it's getting worse, oh, it's getting better. i think people use it and they politically manipulate it for whatever they want to do. that is not to say that we should not be paying attention to minimizing civilian harm as much as we possibly can. the fact that 100 civilians are being harmed instead of 1,000, that is not the way to make decisions. it's that every single one of those people is a life, is a family, has ramifications. >> i teach ethnic conflict at georgetown, one of the things i assign is called the human securities report. that would confirm that thesis. look at the long trends of history, civilian casualties are going down. b

aren't allowed to make the arrest, and were able to take him inment one local guy inbetween jobs from nazarethel desinso up on twitter talking about his owner is. for frein on the past week, doesn't have a gun, hoping to catch him with a knife. i don't know howell do. that will but another bounty hunter said most fugitives become fugitives by circumstance, frein up appears to become one by design. so he thinks this guy has got it all planned out. that's why they are not catching him. here are some of the residents that dave schratwieser met yesterday while they kept their kids home and with them all day. >> it is getting to the point now where you really hope that they're zeroing in. because, you know, your heart breaks for the family of the two men and then on top of that, all of the cops here, you know, they're not doing anything but focusing on this one young man. >> well, the studies by the school, 25 miles away from where those two state troopers were shot, six weeks ago, so far from where they were searching for him before. outside of the perimeter that they they thought they were closin

i mean, i was just reading the book about jesus of nazareth. i can't remember who wrote it. fantastic book, right? and so think about that time where all of a sudden civilians who were priests, who were rabbis, suddenly take up arms and go in -- and they're not wearing uniforms and you can't tell -- this has happened throughout history. and again, i'm just not sure that we're able to actually document or take a step back enough to say, oh, it's getting worse, oh, it's getting better. i think people use it and they politically manipulate it for whatever they want to do. that is not to say that we should not be paying attention to minimizing civilian harm as much as we possibly can. the fact that 100 civilians are being harmed instead of 1,000, that is not the way to make decisions. it's that every single one of those people is a life, is a family, has ramifications. >> i teach ethnic conflict at georgetown, one of the things i assign is called the human securities report. that would confirm that thesis. look at the long trends of history, civilian casualties are going down. b