a 16 year-old football player at montclair high school, ryne dougherty, died from a brain hemorrhagegot tackling during a game. three weeks before, he'd had another hard hit and a concussion. the whole town was really shaken up by his death. did we console ourselves, thinking, well, that couldn't happen to our kids? i don't know. maybe. but we kept signing the kids up, and they were playing and loving soccer. >> i really like playing, how there are positions, because there's, like, a special thing that you have to do when you're doing it so you feel like you're an important part of it. >> you get to move around a lot, and that you have to be a good team, not just be composed of good players. >> soccer is just the best sport there is, period. >> reporter: that said, i can't pretend that dr. flyer's warnings weren't always somewhere in the back of our minds. in 2012, one of jack's soccer mates, a boy named nick graham, went up for a header, fell to the ground and suffered such a severe concussion that his headaches and dizziness didn't get better for months. nick left the team and hasn

he's at one of the colleges known as montclair state. >> oh, sure, i know montclair well.some downpours. well, do you think it comes here? >> no. >> no. >> not us. >> it's funny, like they always know since there are no weather reports out here. >> they have been migrating with the season since they came to this part of africa sometime in the 15th century, long, long before this became a national park. here we run into the kind of conflict that the world will see as they value the most. parts of nature pop lated with magnificent, wild but aggressively protected animals were the indigenous people. >> so when i came here to start up here, they were suspicious. they thought it was going to lead to us being kicked out. that's a constant fear in this area. >> because in the past, they kill them. but today we stop that. or we can kill. >> if you have no other alternative. >> yeah. that's why we have a sphere. we are not hearmless people but it is only for protection only. >> the masai know we are here to work with them and we hope to start the lion guardian project, which basica

in montclair, new jersey allison harmlen for "eyewitness news" at cw philly. >> it makes you feel saferfantastic. >> our time is 8:19. students and teachers will be able to go grocery shopping inside their school. we will show you this unique new partnership when we come back. >>> and later, georgia prices going down, we will have a report on this drastic drop. >>> but first here's a look what is coming up tonight on the cw philly. ring ring! progresso! it's ok that your soup tastes like my homemade. it's our slow simmered vegetables and tender white meat chicken. apology accepted. i'm watching you soup people. make it progresso or make it yourself. and try progresso chili. slow-simmered, homemade taste. >>> that time of the morning to wake up, and getting and get to school. 8:22 right now, and katie has your forecast and good news for the the weekend coming up. >> like my mom used to say when i was a kid, wake up. >> yes. >> ukee, time for school. then get up. >> i heard that i knew i was in trouble. >> unique partnership students and teachers at high school in bucks county will soon b

they have a little bit of a westerly breeze but i've seen 81 to 83 coming off piedmont and montclaire. there are parts of oakland are very warm. others not so bad. to north san jose, northwest san jose 14 to 17. livermore is due east and that's why half moon bay is 81. they're 10, gusting to 21 straight out of the east. that's an off shore breeze. 75 in monterey which is warmer than l.a. and san diego. come on now. sacramento about 80 degrees. 57 up in tahoe. almost 07 in eureka. no problems tonight. a lot of fog in pittsburg. looks like the fog is burning off. game time temp upper 60s to 70 but staying clear. mostly clear. for us we are severe clear as we like to say. because of this off shore breeze, high fire danger. the next couple of days things could get a little dicey here. the end result is also spectacular weather by the beach. ocean beach was # 9 degrees. -- 79 degrees. north, northeast wind direction. bow day go bay, monterey looks really nice. sunny and warmer. where is the fall weather? hang on. by sunday we'll get there. the next couple of days it will be warm to hot. in

you will meet jessica gallardo at her high school in brooklyn, and rico and frankie blancaflor of montclair, new jersey, survivors of hurricane sandy. you will never forget what happened in an orchard in afghanistan to lieutenant dan berschinski, and to troy orion tom, the navajo indian from shiprock, new mexico. you'll discover how corporate tough guys "neutron jack" welch and "chainsaw al" dunlap modeled the ceo of the future, blazing away during the high noon of capitalism at the middle class and working people. here is how america lost its way. but you'll also see why the only practical response to what's happened to us is for people to fight back. that may sound like a cliche, perhaps, but bob herbert has seen it happen before, and comes home from his journey believing it can happen again. he was a columnist for "the new york times" for 18 years, a champion of working people and the middle class like his hard-working parents in new jersey. we're good friends and kindred spirits, as well as colleagues at the schumann media center, from which he is presently on leave working on a major d

in the next month's election, voters in montclair and trenton will decide if city workers should getse paid sick days. starting last year, several cities in the state adopted similar laws. there's also a push to make it a statewide requirement. >>> at 5:58, you're watching nbc 10 news. "nbc 10 news today" at 6:00 a.m. starts right now. >>> and we're following that breaking news out of gloucester county, where a major road is still closed after a deadly crash between an suv and a tanker. we just got some new information on how that accident happened and when the road will reopen. >>> some parents in hamilton township are waking up uneasy this morning after two cases of enterovirus d-68 hit that community, one of them deadly. >>> saying good-bye. today a 26-year-old pennsylvania state trooper who was killed during a training exercise will be laid to rest. >>> and we are off to a chilly start this morning. taking a live look at boathouse row. but if you don't like these cooler fall temperatures, just wait. in a couple hours, that will change. good morning! happy monday. this is today."

in next month's election, voters in montclair and trenton will decide if city workers should get thosesick days. starting last year, several cities in new jersey adopted similar laws. there's also a push to make it a staid statewide requirement. >>> in pennsylvania, there's a push for legislation that would allow local police to use radar to crack down on speeding. local leaders will hold a briefing on the topic in upper darby township, delaware county, this morning. right now, only state troopers are allowed to use radar to enforce speeding laws. that's something i learned not too long ago. >> and something that we need to watch ourselves as we hit the roads this morning. you never know who is looking out there for those speed limits. >> that's right. you're watching nbc 10 news. "nbc 10 news today" at 5:00 a.m. starts right now. >>> this is breaking news we're following in gloucester county. an suv and a truck collide. one person is dead. we'll let you know how this is going to affect your morning drive. >>> a mercer county school district is taking all measures to make sure enterovi

. >> oh, yes, i know montclair very well.loud there. there's going to be some downpour. >> you think it comes here? >> not us. >> it's funny, they always know what the clouds are doing. our weather report out here. >> the maasai have been migrating with the season since they came to this area. before the 15th century. long, long before the serengeti became a national park. here we run into the extensional conflict. populated with magnificent wild but aggressively protected animals or the indigenous people. >> the project is promoting co-existence with lions. so when i came here to start up lion guardians, they were suspicious. they thought this is going to lead to us being kicked out. that's a constant fear in this area. >> because in the past, they kill, but today we stop that. or we can kill if no way. >> if you have no alternative. >> yeah. that's why we have the spear, we are not harmless people, but we carry the spear for protection. >> the maasai trust that we're here to work with them, not to kick them out. and we're g

shooting into the san francisco airport over montclaire. fog and more of it for tomorrow morning. maybe slightly cooler. we're headed for a warm up but not tomorrow. these are the current numbers, 53 in concord, 54 in napa and 54 in novato. this looks like last night. the story tomorrow will be very similar to today. slightly cooler. the real story comes as we get into the weekend when fire danger increases there's a fire weather watch which most likely will turn into a red flag warning as we move into part of the weekend. this is your tomorrow forecast for the fog. there is, that's a lot. that's the most fog we've seen intruding into the bay in the last week and a half. we don't have any really. it's been hot. the air quality has been bad but you're going to get this big fog foot fingerprint tomorrow morning. it starts us off cooling and it makes us cooler. when i come back we'll talk about this a little bit more specifically i. -- but we're also going to specifically talk about the weather warning that is coming up over the weekend. >>> b.a.r.t. and ac transit has added extra bu

voters in montclair and ten tron wi trenton will decide if city workers will get sick days. last year several cities adopted those laws and there's a push to make it a statewide retirement. >>> teachers who have been working without a contract plan to picket at a school board meeting tonight. horn 100 teachers and staff for the ridley school district have been picketing for more than a month. their main dispute is not about money, but guaranteed preparation time throughout the school day. tonight's board meeting is at 7:30 at ridley high school. >>> here is some good news. eagles, now 4-1 on the season after the win over st. louis. but after jumping out to a 27-point lead against the rams, well, they had to hold on. eagles special teams once again came up big scoring the game's first touchdown on a blocked punt. it's the third straight game special teams have scored for our birds. the defense also added a score but the rams battled back if you were watching from a 34-7 deficit with under a minute to go in the game driving for the go-ahead score. an incomplete pass on fourth

podiatrist demi turner who drives a brand new car to his practice in montclair, new jersey. >> you oweto comment on that because that is ongoing litigation. >> sir, why don't you talk to us and explain what's wrong here? >> it's an ambush. >> reporter: dr. turner's lawyer says they are working with the u.s. attorney's office, and while he disputes the amount owed, turner says he really wants to settle the debt. >> you just meet your obligations. >> reporter: now we all know that most doctors are responsible, upstanding citizens like dr. chantel murrahshe. a podiatrist in ogden, utah. she scrimped and saved to repay $170,000 in student loans. >> we would have to kind of justify every penny i was spending. >> reporter: despite the hardship, murrah's proud she made good on her financial obligation. >> it was such a big accomplishment to know that i paid those student loans off. >> reporter: now to be clear, the government has tried to go after the deadbeat docs over the years. it's seized tax refunds, even garnished bank accounts. and of course those efforts cost taxpayers money too. >> i

additional nj 350 stores are going to open through the end of the year in atlantic city, montclair, bridgeton and south jersey. >>> tom corbett helps plant a tree on the side of a new museum in philadelphia. the museum of the american revolution is going to be built at third and chestnut streets. construction already under way. the governor says the new museum will help attract tourists to the state. >>> new jersey transit has filed a lawsuit against its own insurance companies. according to the "star-ledger" the agency wants more money to pay for the damage caused by superstorm sandy. the lawsuit claims the insurance companies only paid out $100 million because that is the limit for flooding coverage. but new jersey transit argues the limit is much higher for named wind storms such as sandy. >>> and speaking of flooding, a new report says coastal communities in new jersey and delaware are at risk because of rising sea levels. the report is from the union of concerns scientists. it says in the next 30 years flooding from high tides is going to happen more often and it's going to get much wors

thinks erin in montclair who is reporting 57. she has a comment for us, beautiful crisp fall day.paul callahan in chester springs reporting 53 degrees. he says his high today there was 55.5, with a morning low of about 41 and a half degrees. it has been a chilly day at least in contrast with the cool air yesterday. if you by the way would like to sign up for weather watchers program we would love you to have you part of our team and sinus at cbs philly.com/watchers. lets look the at how things are shaping up temperature wise. it is chilly outside. temps in the 50's across the majority of the region. fifty-eight at the the airport. lower temperatures off to the for the and west. we've gotten colder air to look forward to storm scan three shows a system over great lakes producing rain and snow across canada see white shading there. the lets look at how this storm will impact us. as we head in the day tomorrow most of it stays off to the west. some clouds will develop along the coast during the daze tomorrow and maybe even some drizzle at the shore later tomorrow night but most of us

. >> i have never been there, but i have seen when i go to the montclair store which makes the high-endckets that asian buyers will line up around the block. here in the states, you cannot imagine people lining up to go into a luxury store. the protests are in their sixth the day. they are demanding that the chief executive step down. the chances of him actually doing that are slim. >> slim. it is going to take a huge hit to retail sales. they have suffered since february. i spoke to an analyst. that may lead visitors contribute one third of hong kong's retail sales. october sales contribute 8%. golden week alone is going to contribute 3-5% of annual sales alone. this could have disastrous effects for the overall annual sales. >> because it is going to continue. nothe chief executive does step down, they will continue to protest and step it up and make it more difficult to read >> i just got off the phone with a protester earlier who said, expect the protesters to stake -- take a step back next week. protesters need to have a valid their higherrom education institution. this is going to