let's start with act from the afternoon frankford and bartram. this one on offense.am was big winner 50-21. >>> malvern prep visiting the haverford school, and some nice option work here by haver for. the pitch to fill, they won it 22-sick. >> strawberry morning at valley forge military academy. the run of the afternoon that's bay sill wilson with a nice strong run. somebody better get him! no. no. >>> a great fundraising event cb south taking on abington all proceeds benefiting the susan g komen foundation. great job by the students. josh adams does it all by himself. and south wouldn't it 23-seven. >>> lower moreland at jenkintown and khalid brinkley with good lesson for young rinning backs never give up on a play. where is khalid? here comes khalid. there he goes amazing run. just short of the end zone. jenkintown wins 42-14. >> how about camden catholic at camden and governor chris christie on hand for the big game. but the governor should have been watching this young man dance. the governor should have been paying attention to this young man getting down. don't

pumpkin carving, face painting and hayrides were part of the fun at bartram's garden. this is the third year health and nutrition organization hosted this festival for families in the area. and then, later in the fight, the harvest festival turned into harvest moon as couples danced the night away. st. philomena's raised money to support the homeless shelters. the night featured big band music from 30s and 40s prompting these folks to cut a rug. if you don't know what that means ask your grandpa. >> eagles may have been off today but theres with a critical game to determine where they fall in thank you cable. for the slower internet upload speeds. for making me wait longer to share my photo albums. thank you, cable because if we never had you... we wouldn't know the incredible difference verizon fios makes. the numbers don't lie. in customer satisfaction studies, fios is rated #1 in internet speed and reliability, and hd picture quality. so join the millions who enjoy the difference fios makes and get a fios triple play online at an amazing price guaranteed for two yea

. >> and it's a sure sign of the fall season as hundreds come out for a fall festival at bartrams gardensouthwest philadelphia. the family event introduces city communities to raw foods and farming. plenty of activities including cooking demonstrations and pumpkin carving. >> those were the good holiday celebrations. here the other. college officials now scowering social media tonight after a destructive riot broke out at a pumpkin festival. the clues they're hoping they'll uncover online. >> plus one woman's prized potion that sent two centuries underground. next to a corpse. underground. next to a corpse. the bizarre story behind this at the bottom in job creation. massive cuts to education. and higher property taxes. under governor corbett, pennsylvania's been heading in the wrong direction. there's been no leadership and no vision. that's gotta change. as your governor, i will lead. and we'll move pennsylvania forward. we'll restore manufacturing jobs. close corporate tax loopholes. and make the gas companies pay up to fund our schools. after all, it's time to get pennsylvania moving

outdoor event in philadelphia urban nutrition initiative hosted third annual harvest festival at bartram's garden. families here snapped up fresh produce from the community garden and since fall, hayrides and pumpkin painting as well. >>> well, children who endured a tedious and sometimes difficult medical protocol at children's hospital had a little care-free fun today philly phanatic prodded a laugh in university city. kids here were each treated at the center for thoracic insufficiency syndrome. that's a disease that compromises lung growth and breathing. thanks to doctors at chop these youngsters are living fuller, healthier lives. >>> young pakistani girl whose courageous fights for the education of girls earned her a noble peace prize and will be here earlier this week malala made history. and since then fought for education rights for girls. liberty medal ceremony will be held this tuesday. >> more to come including jeff with a check on sports. >> amazing show of strength and ♪ decay. it's the opposite of evolution. the absence of improvement. and the enemy of perfection. which is w

the accident is on the shoulder, the the vehicle i should say and on i-95 northbound near route 291 bartram avenue there is construction there and two left lanes are blocked, kerry. >>> 4:32. more on that incident that has shut off parts of the 202 in norristown. a truck driver was rush to the hospital after shots were fired in his truck. >> fox 29's jennifer joyce live at the scene for us with the very latest, jennifer, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. chris and kerry we are told that the driver was flown to hahnemann hospital and we did just get an update here on the scene, they seem to think this area will be cleared in about a half an hour or so in the north and southbound lanes of route 202 at danenher bridge reopened. a tractor trailer is at the accident center of the investigation. driver is being treated for those injuries, again, flown to hahnemann hospital, according to sources, it appears that police shot at this vehicle, to get the driver to stop in his track. this is at the intersection of main and markly streets in norristown, parentally the driver was all over the roa

in delaware there is construction with the right lane blocked and finally on i-95 southbound past bartram have avenue construction on the left hand shoulder of the road, guys. >> okay sue. the the cdc now says that a breach in protocol is why a dallas nurse was infected with the virus after caring for a patient who died from ebola last week. >> so scary, this case marking first known transmission in the united states you. fox 29's sabina kuriakose is live from the art museum with more on her treatment, sabina. >> reporter: guys, cdc officials are still trying to figure out just what the breach in protocol was, they admit they still don't know, nurse was wearing full cdc recommended safety gear including a gown, mask and gloves when she was treating thomas eric duncan at texas health presbyterian hospital. he was diagnosed with ebola at that hospital and died last week. cdc says it is reviewing safety protocols for hospitals in light of this, nurse reported a fever on friday night and by yesterday afternoon cdc tests confirmed that she tested positive for ebola and this came with a very di

you might want to avoid it altogether, stick to 70th or 84th and bartram avenue instead. look outside we had a bunch of other problems in the area. a disabled vehicle causing this backup right here. this is delaware county, the blue route northbound at the route 1 media bypass. the disabled vehicle off to the shoulder but still creating a jam-up from i-95 to approaching route three. southbound jammed as well from 30 to baltimore pike. we have had two accidents on 295, both causing problems. this one is cleared but heavy traffic 295 northbound past 42. the lanes are back opened but you're seeing speeds like 17, 22 miles an hour there and also in burlington county, one on 295 northbound approaching to 06 blocking the left lane, matt. >> thank you, karen. thirty four and crisp out there, isn't it, mr. dave murphy? >> yeah, feels pretty good on the terrace right now matt. we have lots of bright sunshine and it feels pretty warm on your face as you're standing in it. not a lost wind right now. we're up to 63 degrees in philadelphia, still the upper 50's in allentown and readin