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in's eagles giants games. >> that let eagles back in the fame. >> i would agree to disagree. >> at first glance these locals look like any other temple university students broadcasting the weekly sports show. but journal cyst many major nick and math the you have never seen a football, let alone a game or a single play. they were both, born, without eyes. but their rare condition is not stopped them from pursuing their dreams of becoming, sports talk hosts. >> they might be tougher then it is for the average person but it is not impossible. >> people have doubts about what you can do. >> if you cannot see it, how will you watch the the games. how will you take notes. how will you be prepared on the air. >> i hate to be biased right now. >> you are wondering how do they talk about sports they have never seen. temple seniors rely heavily on the radio broadcast of games, listening for every detail. they surf the internet for stats and information using computer program, and leads a screen out loud and help paint

mental pictures as a kid nick's fat wore diagram the action. >> draw on my back what an iformation is, here is where the quarterback is. we will have opinions just like everybody else. since everybody else is seeing plays we are listening to the plays and getting same read that everybody else is. >> nick and matt wanted to start a sports talk show so four years ago they have walk in the tv station here on campus and they pitched an idea and rest, as you would say is history, more than 100 episodes later they are as knowledgeable and opinionated as the best in the defense. >> they need more offence and starting pitching. >> they need a new general manager. >> just such an a nation story, these two kids at temple university, so inspiring, and they have a lot have of strong opinions but it will be tough to rip tonight's eagles game, 27 to nothing the game has just gone final. eagles five-one tied for best record in the nfl. >> thanks, jeff. >> much more to come tonight, manhunt continues for accused cop killer eric frein, where

authorities think time is on their side. plus a celebration of the tiny culture on broad street today, we will take you to the columbus day parade those stories and more when "action news" comes right back.

sunday night here's is what happening on "action news" at 11:00 3,067,892nd case of ebola has been diagnosed in texas. officials think one of thomas

eric duncan's nurses was infect. manhunt for accused cop killer eric frein, continues but officials say mother nature is now providing help, and flushing him out. and hope from grief how tragic death of the little girl is providing inspiration to help a local community. but first the growing concern, over ebola the in the u.s. health care work shore treated thomas eric duncan last week, has been diagnosed with ebola. experts are trying to figure out precisely how this happened. abc's marci gonzales has the latest. >> tonight health officialness dallas trying to figure out how a nurse contracted ebola. well, she did treat thomas eric duncan died of the virus here wednesday, hospital management claims that she followed cdc guidelines and wore protective gear. >> certainly very concerning, and, it tells thaws there is a need to enhance training and protocols to make sure that protocols are followed. protocols work. >> reporter: the nurse in her 20's started having symptoms

friday night and drove herself to dallas health presbyterian hospital. within 90 minutes she was in isolation, later testing positive for the virus. officials now working fast to figure out hot nurses have been in close contact with, since she started feeling sick. one person, already in isolation, as a precaution. as crews decontaminate her home and apartment complex and wordings out to neighbors in person and by phone. >> please be advised that a health care work shore lives in your area has tested positive for ebola virus. >> reporter: officials are urging calm saying the community is not at risk. still, the cdc says that they are bracing for the possibility that other health care workers at this hospital, may also be affected. >> unfortunately, it is possible in the coming days that we will see additional cases of ebola. this is because the health care workers who cared for this individual may have had a breach of the same nature.

>> reporter: meanwhile nearly 50 people believed to have been in contact with thomas eric duncan before he was hospitalized are still being monitored and we're told are still not showing any symptoms. in dallas, marci gonzales, channel six, "action news". we will continue to bring you update about this new ebola patient on six abc.com. you can also fine five important facts about the spread of this potentially deadly virus as well as new screening measures underway at several major airports. so stay with six abc and abc news for continuing coverage of the ebola out break. morning team will be on the air at 4:30 tomorrow morning with the very latest on the this developing situation, followed by good morning america. well, investigators in the poconos are capitalizing on the changing weather in their manhunt on eric frein. suspect cop killer has been hiding under dense tree cover for more than a month but falling leaves could give police better visibility by way of helicopter in particular. the the 31 year-old is

believed to be within a 5-mile radius of his parent's home. he is accused of shooting two state police troopers, killing one of them. three-year old killed by a bullet not intended for her has received a lasting tribute. to near a borum has been killed in august. a pair of artists hope music will help her memory live or an spread message to stop violence. >> reporter: on a pleasant fall edge in the grays ferry park 40 to 50 people gathered to do something to try to stop madness of gun violence. they dit, with a song. titled, i can feel it. >> ♪ i can feel it >> reporter: fourteen year-old a manny bradford recorded it, today she repeatedly lip sang for a crew making a video. >> remember that ending line for me, ending line right there. >> reporter: prompting this gathering, the shooting death last august of three-year old tynirah borum killed by a stray bullet, while having her hair braided. tameika borum's world turned

upside down the day she lost her only child. >> aim just trying to live day by day with the grace of god, my -- it is hard, really hard. >> reporter: gun violence a constant threat in some parts of the city. activist anton moore told those here that sometimes people ignore hoist behind it. >> they try to paint the picture as if the suspects just fall from the sky. no, they are related to us. >> reporter: people he says need to look close to home. >> i tell my brothers, i tell my cousins, i tell my niece, my nephew, my father, put down the guns. >> reporter: plan to put up finished video i can feel it on you tube in about a week is young singers, song writer's niece hopes message about one, three-year old's senseless death will get through to those who think reckless use of the gun is a solution. >> to think before they do it, actually is what i'm saying. >> were they pull out a gun. >> yes. >> stop it. >> yes. >> ♪ i can feel it

>> reporter: john rawlins for channel six "action news". a familiar face made an early morning visit to the philadelphia zoo for a great cause, "action news" investigative reporter wendy saltsman served as mc for the the annual walk for wishes. this event raises money for make a wish fun days which grant wishes of children battling life threatening medical conditions this year this wonderful organization helped send a local child to disney world. local pets got in on the action this morning helping a local shelter in blackwood, new jersey. the plenty of people and pets stepped out for camden county college for the pledge of paw dog walk to help animals find loving homes. the hundreds hoped to make a big dent in this years $60,000 fun raising goal for the camden county animal shelter. a celebration of the italian culture took over south philadelphia today during the annual columbus day parade. the "action news" reporter amy buckman has the highlights. >> ♪ >> reporter: music of string

band provided the sound track for today's columbus day parade which marched down broad street from moore to oregon avenue. the parade was televised here on six abc with our own alycia vitarelli anchoring the broadcast. >> ♪ >> reporter: actor chas palmet teri it was grand marshall with the mummers marchers included representatives of numerous italian american social and cultural organizations and plus south philadelphia's school groups report. >> south philly is a melting pot. we all get along together. a great place. >> reporter: the parade was just a beginning of the festivities here in south philadelphia as for units passing through tell cast area everyone moved over to moriarty connie plaza for festival. while the festival draws out south philadelphia neighbors old and new italian food from pasta, to pizza, to pork to pastries, was clearly the star of the show.

>> italian people, their heritage, you cannot beat it. our food is the best. >> it is just good, okay, because it is an art to food. it isn't just about cooking. there has to be passion in there. the more time you invest in cooking your preparation, better the food is. >> reporter: even traditional rivalries like is grows verse termini great contact knoll i debate were set aside to keep everyone well fed federal. >> it is time for neighbors to see the local businesses, and remember their heritage and, you know, enjoy each other and enjoy the day and enjoy the parade. >> reporter: in south philadelphia, i'm amy buckman for channel six "action news". still to come tonight a great time of the year for a new fall tradition, some families in south jersey are doing the welcome autumn, melissa. walter, it is partly cloudy overhead right new but clouds will continue to roll role in as overnight hours continue, and it does look like we will be in store for a warm up followed by the threat of some rain and some showers, details, with the accu weather

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when i called the hotline angelo answered the phone. he gave me hope - he gave me guidance. if you are a parent struggling, tdd # 1-800-448-1433 i would urge you to call the boys town national hotline tdd # 1-800-448-1433 to help you. tdd # 1-800-448-1433 we have some new information just in, penn state police say they have arrested a suspect posted a social -- shooting threat on social media threat posted on the social media site yik yak threatened to bring assault rivals to penn state's social life center known as the hub tomorrow. suspect told police that the threatening post was a prank but this suspect could end up facing very serious charges. time for a check of the accu weather forecast with meteorologist melissa magee and warmer weather heading our way. >> it will warm up as this

week wears on but with that warmth comes showers and some rain. bad news is rain is coming, good news is warm up is there. >> we will take both i guess. >> take good first. >> with the bad. >> storm tracker six is dry right now, across the delaware and lehigh valleys. no issues with the rain. we will have a mixture outside. sky six live in hd giving you a nice shot of the center city sky line on this sunday night. we have a partly cloudy sky but the clouds will continue to roll role on in from the southwest to the northeast, direction. especially as, we wake up tomorrow morning. we will show you what is going on outside right now. there is a 24 hour temperature change. the it is actually 6 degrees warmer in the city then it was this same hour yesterday. 4 degrees warmer in allentown. 7 degrees warmer in reading. that is due to a southeasterly win moving into much of the delaware and lehigh valleys. so something to look forward to as are week wears on even though today was definitely cooler then average. we will warm up this week. it is 57 degrees in the city.

poconos 44. trenton 48 degrees. sea isle city. sixty-one lancaster. so check out future tracker temperatures across most of the region. this will be the big weather story as we get into monday a lot of clouds moving from the southwest to northeasterly direction. you will notice that. future tracker temperatures showing you at 4:00 o'clock tomorrow afternoon we will rebound to 68. and 68 is in fact where we should be for this time of the year. the warmth however will continue as we get into tuesday. you can see 11:30 in the morning on tuesday, most locations along that i-95 corridor in the upper 60's and the middle 70's, keeping in mine average for us is 68 degrees this time of the year. sixty-four in the poconos, and 68 degrees in atlantic city. as we get into tuesday morning. so we will have a lot of clouds to contend with as we get into monday and tuesday but with that comes a threat in the increase in the warmth as i should say. here's the exclusive accu weather seven day forecast for columbus day on monday that high temperature up to

68 degrees. we are tracking a warm front lifting to the north. spotty shower is likely at any point during the day. i think most spots will stay dry. just a fair amount of cloud cover overhead. on tuesday we have a warmer day with a high temperature up to 77 degrees. a stray shower is once again likely. monday and tuesday i think these showers are more miss then hit but we are tracking low pressure coming from the southern plains with the high temperature then 77 degrees. it does look like that rain will look to be steady as we get into the late in the afternoon and into the evening hours on wednesday, and the timing is going to be key on thursday. it looks like that rain will linger at least for first half of the day with the high temperature of 70 degrees. on friday, sunny and nice in the wake of the 72, lower 70's as we get into next weekend and into next week, walter. so we are watching out for warmth and showers this week. >> okay, thank you melissa. people of pennsauken camden county embrace season by starting a new tradition today. families flock to the recreational center on

westfield avenue for harvest festival. local restaurant brought their a game serving up hot meals and little ones looked forward to halloween stuffing scare crows and painting a few pumpkins as well. much more to come on "action news" tonight including sports, the eagles handed giants a serious beating at the link. jeff has highlights straight

all right. jeff skversky has a check on sports. they talk the talk during the week and today they walk the walk. >> wow what a performance at the link, by your eagles. well, eagles and the giants, they have been yapping all week, yeah, yeah, yeah, same routine every time they play one another.

eagles say talk is cheap. the birds back it up tonight. eagles/giants at the link. always fire works between these two rivals. the giants, they don't like philly. well, they get no brotherly love. first quarter nick foles throws it up, what a catch by, zach ertz. are you kidding me. eagles take a ten to nothing lead. giants wanted to talk smack while eagles smack them around. defense the the story of the night. they are all over eli manning. eagles sack manning six times, most he has gone down since 2006. also, a against the eagles. second quarter the eagles, extend their lead, and how about nick foles to the other tightened, james casey 26-yard score. eagles up 20 to nothing at the half. lesean mccoy, over a hundred yard rushing for the first time this season. a season high, 149 on the ground, and later on the drive eagles finish off the 97-yard drive, darren sproles, 15-yard

score before he would later leave with a left knee injury. the eagles win, 27 to nothing. the defense with their first shut out since 1996. also, against new york. >> we've got to come in here and play with great energy. crowd was awesome. we had great energy. you could tell from the jump. the the big difference in our other games this year is we executed. i think in all phases, offensively, defensively and in special teams. we didn't, it wasn't a spurt there or there it was a consistent football game. something to build upon. you know, we're happy where we are, we're pleased, we're not satisfied. there are things we can do better but we're pleased with the performance tonight. >> they should be pleased going in the bye week now. eagles tea fence forced ten punts, eight total sacks, six on eli. eagles won eight straight at home, they are five-one tied for best record in the nfl and tied atop nfc east. this division is a fight, all

right. a fight with the cowboys, dallas goes into sat allergens defending super bowl champs, down three under five to go. ridiculous play. tony romo to terence williams on third and 20. how does he stay in there and plays later dimarco murray finishes. he is just second player in history with at least hundred yard in his first six games. dallas wins 30-23. boys five-one for first time since 2007. they are tied with the eagles for the best record in the nfl. >> it is a big win. they are defending champs. to come out on the road in this environment it is a huge win. we have to move forward. there is still a lot of football to play. it shows maturity of our team. >> we didn't get comfortable, be in will get comfortable. we just to have keep focus and keep this train moving, yo. >> well, we have been here, before haven't we? flyers off to yet another bad start for third straight year, they have zero wins after three games. the the schedule did in the get easier, including anaheim

on tuesday, next seven all against teams who made playoffs last year. flyers had a melt down on the ice in the third period last night. they blew a three to nothing lead in montreal, scored three goals in the seven minute span. now the flyers, well, they pick up a point in the shoot-out loss, this team keeps shooting themselves in the foot to start their season. >> they score. >> we have to find a way to win. we're in the third period, no matter, how they play, we have to be able to hold them. >> you have to learn, you know, you don't necessarily have to go go through these things but we are right now so we have to learn and make sure we squash it early. >> finally you want to know the the true definition of brotherly love? check this out, before the eagles game tonight in the parking lot at the link, an eagle wills fan get down on one knee and proposes to his girl friend. she says yes. how about that tailgate party. what a celebration tonight. does it get better, eagles win

27 to nothing, a night these fans will remember, forever. >> well, i'm glad she said yes. >> yes. >> absolutely. >> we have confirmed that. >> yes. >> thanks jeff. million-dollar movie la bamba is next and wake up tomorrow morning on "action news" at 4:30, matt o'donnell, tamala edwards, david murphy and karen rodgers will have the latest on the ebola out break a along with the eagles big win plus weather and traffic to get your day started right. for melissa magee, jeff skversky, czar bloomquist and all of us here at "action news", i'm walter perez, have a great night. >> ♪