and david and karen, fall begins tonight. >> reporter: it does, i know it's feeling like autumn, generally speaking as we go through the next couple of days. right now we're off to a clear start. you can see how showers came through in the predawn hours, they are gone. a couple of clouds to the west of us, looks like most of those will stay to the west for a while and we'll only see some clouds facilitying -- filtering in today. these numbers are milder than what we saw for much of early last week. as we head out to catch the bus stop, mid 60s, between 6 anticipate 8:00. sun glass weather if you're driving the bus or car. 67 by 9 noon, 71 by approximate

p.m. that's the high. 6:00 p.m., 67. as matt mentioned, autumn arrives tonight at 10:29 p.m. when the sun is over the equator. it's fall, but doesn't feel like fall. >> reporter: we'll get the apples and pumpkins ready. i-95 overnight construction has cleared. southbound traffic no delays just yet. no delays if you're coming in from long horn or bensalem. here's the speeds, 55 miles per hour near girard, you know that will slow up quite a bit in an hour or so. mostly in the 50s on the schuylkill expressway and 55 near the media bypass. no problems no accidents on your major roads. this is bored don town, burlington county, a vehicle ran into a building. we may have emergency workers on the scene. traffic is getting by here, 206

near dunns mill road. salem county new jersey, action station road we have construction blocking a lane until 4:00 p.m. this afternoon. >> developing overnight a second person involved in a tour bus crash in delaware has died. katherine scott is live outside of christiana hospital where all the victims are being treated. good morning, katherine. >> reporter: good morning, tam, 50 people were on board the tour bus overnight we did learn that a second person has died. this remains under investigation this happened around 4:30 yesterday in new castle. investigators say the tour bus is owned and operated by am-u.s.a. suppress. heading from washington to new york city. it was only the southbound ramp of route 13 when it lost control and flipped on its roof and slid down the embankment. parents were scattered around

the crash site. a woman was pinned under the bus and pronounced at the scene. 30-year-old from istanbul died at the hospital. the driver was identified and is being treated for minor injuries. the 49 passengers are part of a sightseeing tour group bassed out of new york city. one man said he was driving by the crash scene after it happened and he jumped out to help in whatever way he could. >> there were a lot of people screaming for help and a lot of of them were bleeding, it was hard to take in all at once. >> state police were working with the ntsb to determine the cause of the crash. katherine scott channel 6 "action news." >> two men are on the run after a triple shooting at a cookout in southwest philadelphia overnight. police say the gunman sprayed 21 shots along the 1300 block of south paxton street as the group was barbecuing on the front

porch. a 48-year-old man was shot four times. a 21-year-old man is in critical condition. a 28-year-old woman suffered a graze wound. police are trying to determine which victims were intended targets. nurses at crozer-chester medical center remain on strike this morning for a second straight day. their union plans to rally this evening. 550 of the delaware county hospital nurses walked off the job yesterday morning, they have been working without a contract since june 8. they want to see more nurses hired to help them cover patient needs. >> it's unsafe as far as taking care of the patients there's not enough nurses and people at the bed side. >> this is not good we wanted to do, but something we had to do. >> reporter: crozer-chester said staffing leaves are fine, discipline strairlts --

administrators claim the issues are salary cuts. >> the pennsylvania candidates for governor face off tonight. tom corbett will take on tom wolf in hershey this evening. wolf maintains a steady lead in the polls. this is the first of three debates the next one is scheduled to takes place in philadelphia next week. president obama kicks off a visit to the united nations tomorrow. he will visit the clinton foundation forum on tuesday. thursday the president will be partly of a u.n. meeting on the ebola outbreak in west africa. the revel casino will be auctioned off on wednesday. a florida developer glen straub offered $90 million cash for the shuttered resort. he plans to open up the revel in three weeks if no one comes in with a bid before the auction closes. >> the eagles rallied to win

for the third straight game. desean jackson got feisty with his ex-teammates. it was his replacement jordon matthews who caught two tusm down passes. jeremy maclin caught the game winner. eagles win it 37-34. >> nick just stood in there today, that's one thing i said it before about him of course i knew it when i played against him in college he is going to stand in there he is a tough sucker and got hit a lot today. >> chris baker, blindsided nick foles. that set off a brawl and baker and jason peters got ejected. >> that was a rough, rough game. so impressed with nick foles and all the other men on the field.

they fought down to the last minute. >> i was watching the game stats, and every week the eagles have the highest amount scored for. >> a nail biter. >> reporter: a tranquil start today, efforts temperatures are in the 60s, but not all that bad. we'll talk about that in a moment. we're looking at a stretch of days in the 70s after a warmer weekend. could we see 08 again before the forecast? 67 degrees is the temperature. last week we remember in the 50s, a little milder. dewpoint 56 not all that humid. wind out of the west at 11 miles per hour. so it's a little bit breezy out there. looks like we'll see sunshine

early there are clouds out to the west that may try to filter in at times today. generally speaking it's going to be a nice, bright and cooler afternoon than what we had over the weekend. 64 is the 8:00 a.m. temperature. 66 by 11:00. we'll be in the upper 60s by lunchtime. 2:00 p.m., 70, high of 71 around 3:00 p.m. today. high temperatures across the region a little cooler in the northern and western suburbs. 67 in allentown, 68 in reading. trenton may not break 70 and just a little over 70 in the i-95 corridor and down the shore. high pressure in control over the next several days looks like it will be fairly bright with the high floating in from the west. we'll stay cool, though, because the general flow around that high for the next several days will be from the north. there will be a change for wednesday we'll see that in a moment. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, today's high is 71 degrees, breezy and cooler, autumn arrivals tonight at 10:00 -- autumn arrives

tonight at 10:29. today is the last partial day of summer. tomorrow is the first full day of autumn. 72. wednesday, 75 degrees a few clouds filtering through, rosh hashanah arriving on wednesday. thursday, sun and high clouds as an area of low pressure forms off the coast. friday, that's when the high pressure gets off the coast, we turn the winds from the south and we get milder. becoming warmer on friday afternoon, 78. saturday, warm conditions, high of 81. sunday looks like we have a shot of hitting 80 and appropriate i suppose with the phillies wrapping up their season it will feel like baseball weather this weekend. >> does that mean summer is coming back? >> reporter: next year. >> thank you, david. 5:39 next on "action news" more details emerging about the man who ran across the would you also lawn although this is

actually a different story about a girl from rutgers who died, we'll have more on that story coming up. >> before you load up the grocery cart saving with 6abc breaks down the apps to help you slash your food bill. karen. >> reporter: we're looking at 309 near the five points intersection no problems here, it's clear and dry we'll take you live to linville coming up. >> "action news" will be right back.

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>> welcome back you're taking a live look on sky6 live hd taking a live look into wilmington, everything clear and calm and beautiful there. 5:43, 66 degrees this morning. >> are you going to miss summer, karen? >> reporter: i was very sad to see it go, but now i've prepared myself for fall. hopefully you're okay with it, too. let's go to the maps and check out the suburban traffic report. we have an accident in west goshen township chester county. watch for it an market and east beaumont. this happened a minute ago, watch for that on the scene this morning. let's check the other areas and talk about problems, this is upper makefield bucks county they are doing construction from

7:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. taylorsville road will close near 32, stick to river road as the alternate. we've got jarvis road that will close near prospect avenue through janl 10. him get -- through january 10th. let's take you outside and see what it looks like live in linville, route 100 approaching 113, a quiet scene. you're looking good. let's check 9 commuter traffic report. looking good in upper euclin no problems. 58 degrees in quakertown. 57 in saint davids. 63 in center city. looking at the suburbs in new jersey and delaware mostly in

the 60s at this point. 65 in minute -- cinnaminson. it's a dry day today heading up to 71. >> developing now three afghan army officers are missing from a massachusetts military base. the soldiers arrived on september 11. base security reported their disappearance saturday night. they were last seen at the cape cod mall. there are no indications that the soldiers present any threat to the public. >> the man who made his way into the white house friday night is expected in federal court today. omar gonzales is accused of scaling the fence and entering the white house with a knife in his pocket. he served three tours in iraq before retiring in 2012. the secret service will consider checkpoints near public areas

around the white house. arrest warrants have been issued for a person of interest in the case of a missing student out of virginia. jessie matthews was last seen with hannah graham. now charged with reckless driving for speeding away from a police station over the weekend. investigators are waiting forensic testing on matthew's car. >> saving with 6abc, amy buckman has a list of apps to help you save big bucks at the grocery store. >> reporter: food prices are going up, if you have a smart phone you have a powerful money-saving device in are cro hand. you don't have to clip or organize coupons. ibotta you take a few seconds to learn about products. >> when you buy the products at the store you take a picture of your receipt or register your

loyalty card with the app and we send you cash. >> reporter: with check out 51 scan your receipt after your trip if you bought any of the qualifying items for the week, you get money in your account. if you do your food shopping at target download their cartwheel app. combine them with manufacturers' coupons to maximize your saving. walmart has an app scan your receipt it will give you the product for cheaper if you find it cheaper elsewhere. these apps all work on android and apple devices and we listed them on our saving with 6abc at 6abc.com. i'm amy buckman channel 6 "action news."

>> it's 5:47 and fans in florida celebrate the eagles win with a familiar song one we here at "action news" tend to love. >> we'll update you the firefighters tending to control the biggest wildfire burning out west. david. >> reporter: we have jackets on the kids, temperatures in the 60s, not as chilly as many mornings last week. i'll have the day-park our diet ocean spray cranberry juice drink

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wins one super fan hopped on the bar, this is pat croce's bar in key west. eagles and "action news" fans are together everywhere. >> it's interesting in key wests they don't cut loose. >> reporter: she was having a good time up there. >> reporter: i've got big construction news for you, ready. this is 202 near 29, looking good at the moment. they have just announced they are going to open, penndot plans to open three lanes in each direction on 202 between 252 and 401, you've had two lanes forever and now three lanes will be getting by, so better news if you're taking 202 you'll like it. septa trolley route 101, board all the trains from the outbound platforms from 9:00 to 2:00. >> reporter: we're in the mid 60s in most neighborhoods, 65

by 9:00. 67 by noon, that's the high at 3:00 p.m. 71 degrees a lot of cooler than yesterday when most neighborhoods got in the 80s. there's also a bit of a breeze this afternoon, 10 to 2 miles per hour. this afternoon you're feeling that a little bit. if you pack the kids off to school and you have a toddler left hind and you want to head to the playgrounds. the hours between 2:00 and 5:00 we're looking at temperatures around 70 degrees. that 74 is from a couple of days ago, so 70 in the playground this afternoon. again, if you're running errands cool this morning and milder this afternoon. >> we have new information about how ray rice plans to appeal his indefinite suspension from the nfl. a decision was made after a full video surfaced of rice punching his now wife. according to espn rice will say at that time tape taken if an elevator at the revel does not tell the whole story and claim that the video had been edited.

tmz posted the full video on its website. jury selection is scheduled in the retrial of the high profile loud music murder case. michael dunn faces 60 years in principal for the three attempted murder convictions. prosecutors say he killed 17-year-old jordon davis when he shot into an suv full of teenagers after an argument about their loud music. >> up next, new details on what police believe led to a rutgers student death. >> authorities are searching for one of the most wanted fugitives in the poconos claim they are closing

>> nearly three dozen buildings have been destroyed by a fast-moving wildfire in california. the heavy smoke forced the last-minute cancellation of the iron man triathlon yesterday. firefighters say the wildfire is only 10% contained. police in north jersey believe a student's death at rutgers university is alcohol related. 19-year-old, a sophomore died after a fraternity party on campus, friends noticed she was

in distress and she was brought to the hospital and was pronounced dead e grief counselors are available to help students copy with the loss. police say they fired at a 17-year-old because he pointed a handgun at police in west philadelphia and they say they have recovered the handgun. it happened along media street. police say the teenager flashed the gun toward officers during a foot chase. police shot the boy twice, he remains in the hospital. no officers were hurt. >> a new report about lessons learned by hurricane katrina will be held in center city. the report was put together by the american society of civil engineers. >> up next, brewing up something to buzz about. we have the low down on the beer inspired latte at starbucks. >> new, though, the trash fire that led to a lot of trouble for one bucks county family.

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>> good morning, 6:00 a.m. on this monday, september 22. developing this morning..m. on >> we have learned a traffic tragedy claimed the life of a second person in delaware, plus, dozens more are injured. >> the hunt for a survivalist for the deadly ambush on a state trooper is closing on a second week, but police believe they are closing in. >> eagles win over a key nfc east rival. >>