right now, we are beginning to see just the leading edge of the rain moving over sussex and kent county, delaware and in the tip of cape may, but the actual low pressure is way down to the south, off the coast of carolinas and what this will be doing is hugging the sea line, but the high pressure is up to the north and that high pressure is slowing that low down, so it will take a while for this rain to be advancing up to the north. this is the updated timeline for the rain, southern new jersey between now and 9:00, that rain is spreading up from the south. philadelphia metro area, it's rain is moving in between 9:00 and midnight. most of the area is rain free and the rain is moving in between midnight and 3:00 in the morning, the problem with the slower timetable is that the bulk of the rain is in the morning commute. this is the raw data, we look at to determine how much rain, there is a good consistency

between 1 to 2 inches of rain and occurring during it's morning commute and it will be a mess. in edition to the rain, we have wind gusts already out of the east funneling in the moisture from the atlantic, 20 to 25 miles per hour. as it's low gets closer, the winds will be increasing, wind gusts 35 to 45 miles per hour. the waves 6 to 9 feet, and the high surf advisory is in affect and expect minor coastal flooding and the timeline of the storm and when we clear out is coming up on the full accuweather forecast. visit 6abc.com/weather for storm tracker 6 radar and the hourly and seven-day forecast and the latest video and our collection of weather related photos and videos. three people accused of beating a gay couple in center city has surrendered. phillip williams wearing a white

dress shirt turned himself in here. and the buck county natives are accused in the beating of two gay men on september 11th. now chad pradelli is live with more from central detectives. >> reporter: all three defendants are awaiting arraignment and i am told that will happen in the next couple of hours, meanwhile the defense attorneys are going on the defensive. they say one of the victims escalated the violence and that say common plea. >> fill williams walked into central detectives to face aggravated assault charges, the three are accused of attacking three gay men on chancellor street nearly two weeks ago. they say that thealities case was a mutual fight. >> i can tell you with respect to my client, he was not the aggressor and did not initiate

anything and only became involved after one of the purported victims in the case punched one of the young girls in the face. >> i represent a woman that has never been in trouble, she comes from a wonderful family and has a law enforcement backgrounds in her family. >> her father is the chief of police in chalfont, buck county, they say at least one defendant hurled a homophobic slur and savagely beat then and one victim had to have hi jaw wired shut. >> those charged say the couple was not targeted because of their sexual or yenation. >> the victims are asking that everybody keep their language respectful and non-hateful. we have enough hate going around. >> all three defendants are expected to be arraigned here in the next couple of hour. bail conditions have not yet

been set. chad pradelli, channel 6 "action news." >> all right chad, thank you. a terrifying ordeal for the pan american academy, two men exchanged gun fire outside of the school at cambria, right before students were due to be dismissed. the school went in lockdown. and investigators are trying to learn what sparked the shootout and we'll have the latest on a life report on "action news" at 6:00. >> a deadly shooting in the city's logan section left a woman that was 8 months pregnant dead and doctors fought to save her baby's life they could not. the search is on to fine the gunman and john rawlins live at the scene with the latest on the investigation. >> reporter: hi rick, this is the scene where the violence

occurred. they are asking is it somehow connected with another crime that occurred a mile or two from here. that is one thing that homicide dsks are looking at. >> i heard 12 shots, pow pow. and i heard pow pow pow. >> the sounds shortly after midnight brought police to 20th, and a 25-year-old pregnant woman shot multiple times found in a pool of blood beside her car. >> they did an emergency delivery of her baby however the baby was pronounced dead at 2:18 a.m. >> police sources say that the police knew the 25-year-old man that survived the attack. homicide detectives wanted to talk to him yesterday about a killing that took place at broad and hunting park. that crime was believed to be drug related. >> and detectives are at

einstein hospital interviewing the 26-year-old male that was shot. he was shot two times but is talking. >> they are shocked by level and pace of recent violence. the shooting outside of einstein hospital lived nearby. >> this neighborhoods with a good neighborhood and now its out of control. >> this generation is crazy that is all i can say. >> i would leave if i could, there is no sense of leaving because there is violence all over philadelphia you know. >> reporter: well, so far authorities have not released the name of the 25-year-old woman that perished overnight but all the indications are that there is an active indication to find out who her killer is and an investigation into who is responsible for this murder at broad and hunting park. john rawlins, channel 6 "action news." thank you. the driver of a tour bus that flipped over and killed two women, is now facing charges,

the 56-year-old driver was driving at an unsafe speed on to 113, you can see him here after the crash, the bus was carrying 49 passengers and overturned. prosecutors say additional charges are likely. >> the early morning fire at king of prussia mall -- but shoppers that wanted to grab a bite to eat. the fire broke out in a kiosk at the food court and it took less than an hour to put it out. all the restaurants were shut down for several hours to disinfect their equipment. pennsylvania tom corbett signed a cigarette tax bill today that will pump money into philadelphia schools. superintendant, william hite was by his side for the signing. the tax will inject $38 million per year into the cash strapped school district and it's not

designed to be a cure all however. >> we must continue the progress that we have made and work towards a fair funding formula that will put philadelphia and all school districts on a firm financial footing and one that is predictable. pennsylvania already proposes a $1.60 tax separate from the sales tax. time for a check of the "action news" traffic report midweek. matt pellman is here now with the latest. >> reporter: the calm before the storm out there now. as we know all too well, calm is never so calm around here. we have a crash in northeast philadelphia, here on woodhaven road westbound side at the on ram from route 13, coming away from 95 heading towards philadelphia mills. the old franklin mills now philadelphia mills. the crash is partially blocking that ramp and the traffic is heavy as you move away from 95.

a wreck in cheltenham, at shoppers lane by the kings buffet. and on the eastbound side of the schuylkill past 202 the accident is on the shoulder, this one is blocking two lanes from pennsylvania to 202, the concord pike past naaman's road and in wilmington a wreck along 2nd at jackson. we'll check it again in the next half hour. >> more to come on "action news" tonight. a crack down on a dangerous toy, we'll tell but the new action to get bucky balls off the market. a striking speech to president obama to the united nations, what he told the world's diplomats about the threat of isis, coming up. and why rich branson could soon be the world coolest boss.

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president obama plans to destroy what he calls it's isis network of death.

he says the world is at a cross roads of war and peace and called for a more coordinated global response this after efforts against syria and iraq have expanded. >> isol or al qaeda or -- 100 of those fighters are americans, 2,000 are said to be europeans, isis has murdered two americans and a british aid worker and a group that is allied with isis killed a french man. president obama scaled down the wars in iraq and afghanistan and now is he calling on world

to take on a new message. the message from the white house is defeat isis and it may take a while. now making a dangerous toy illegal. ali gorman is at the big board. >> reporter: the government took aim at these, they are sets of small, high powered magnets, bucky balls and magna cubes, the consumer product safety commission wants them off the market. one child has died and 2900 are treated in emergency rooms after swallowing the small magnets if they are swallowed they can attract each other and pinch and stop the digestive track.

they say they must have a lower magnetic power pour fit into a larger space like a small cylinder. the world health's organization says there may be enough of an experimental ebola vaccine to help control the outbreak, human trials have just started but they have not caused bad reactions and they worked well in tests with monkeys. doctors may offer them to health care workers fighting the outbreak. >> and also today, flu season is fast approaching and now is the time for flu shots or flu mist for the entire family, call your family doctor, and see if they will vaccinate you and your kids the same day, it's effective but not fool proof, but by vaccinating your children and everyone around them, now is the

time to do this. >> fall is the time to be thinking about it, you want to get your child and family protected before the virus starts circulating. >> it's recommended for every 6 months or oler. if you have a baby at home 6 months or younger, it's important you get the flu shot so you don't infect them. they were not just talking about health your habits at the hospital today. staffers and families went through an exercise routine to mark healthy changes day and they were encouraged to make a healthy change for 21 days in a row, by that time the change might become a habit. >> good idea. still ahead, on "action news" you may be able to bank with wal-mart. and the boss lets you take as much time as you want, why richard branson the no the usual?

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issue not one but two fixes for the new operating system. consumers immediately had problems with apps and software. they sent out 8.01, that caused people to lose cell reception and then a short time later they pulled the update. wal-mart is getting into the banking business and the company is launching a checking account for customers that eliminate the fees charged by banks, it's called the go bank account. and a membership fee of $8.95 with a direct deposit of $8.92 a month. the ribbon was cut on a new wal-mart in northeast philadelphia, located at philadelphia mills malls, it's newly renamed franklin mills mall.

customers got a look and got a chance to shop with opening day cake. workers at richard branson's group, has the best policy at work, unlimited vacation time with no questions asked. the non-policy at virgin offices at the u.s. and the united kingdom, it works under the assumption that people will only take breaks when this are comfortable that it won't hurt the business or their careers. others have used it and have seen a spike in productivity and morale. >> okay, monica see you in a couple of weeks. >> taking a look outside at sky 6 hd, cloudy skies and heavy

time for a check of accuweather at the "action news" big board. heavy downpours cecily? >> yes, exactly. the key time for the downpours is the morning commute tomorrow. stormtracker 6 live double scan showing this evening's commute is dry for most of our viewing area, we see light rain beginning to move over parts of delaware and sussex and kent county, just to the south of delaware, new milford and route 13 and route 1 dealing with the light rain and some showers were

clipping the southern tip of cape may. this is slowly moving up towards the north. what it is doing is bringing an easterly wind off the ocean. currently in philadelphia, 71 degrees, the average high is 75 and wilmington 71 and reading and allentown 70 and millville 68 degrees and sea isle city 78 degrees, satellite 6 along with action radar, showing the clouds arrived already and the low pressure is to the south and we vtd high pressure to the north, this is creating dry air and this is why the rain is really taking its time arriving but it's moving slowly and it's bringing us a soaking rain ain lots of that during it's morning commute, future tracker is showing around midnight we'll see the rain moving into the philadelphia region, heavy rain in parts of delaware and south jersey and expands to the northwest suburbs and look at

this, 7:00 tomorrow morning, future tracker showing heavy downpours and good idea to allow plenty of time for your morning commute and pack your patience, this will cause a lot of problems. as we head through the day at 11:00, most of that heavy rain moving well north of philadelphia, and the afternoon, it's not going to be a soaking rain but spotdy showers in the afternoon and evening hours, the commute will be a lot easier than the morning commute. the heaviest rain will be between 1:00 in the morning and 10:00 in the morning. again that means the morning commute will be slow and it tapers off in the afternoon. we are looking at generally 1 to 2 inches of rain and locally 1 inches of rain and the problem for the potential for flooding at the shore is the wind. future tracker showing winds 5:30 in the morning seeing it generally from the east, wind gusts at the shore up to 40

miles per hour and inland about 25 miles per hour and by 10:00 this shows that near the center of that low pressure the winds are not that strong and winds up to 30 miles per hour. and as we head into the afternoon and evening hours, you'll notice the streamlines, the winds shift to the north and gradually diminishing and that will not be piling up the water at the shore but earlier in the day you get the easterly flow. the key times from the south tonight between 9:00 and midnight areas to the north and the high tide, key times are 9:00 and noon tomorrow. so the five-day at 5:00 showing tomorrow rainy and windy and cool and 66 degrees, sunshine is back on friday afternoon and 75 degrees, look at this weekend, 81 and 82, and even monday 80 degrees and that will not continue much longer and changes next week in the accuweather forecast.

don't forget the umbrellas tomorrow. >> i already forgot the umbrella. >> thanks monica. still to come on our next half hour at 5:00, a new round of protests in ferguson, missouri promps actions from police. those stories and more when o3wo

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"action news" continues with adam joseph, jaime apody, rick williams and monica malpass. ith hello again, here is what is happening on "action news" tonight. camden county authorities swarm a gloucester county neighborhood and puts schools on lockdown. several customers including a child are terrorized by a gun toting thief in a local food star. plus, a proposed medical marijuana bill. we are continuing to track a coastal storm that will bring much needed rain and windy conditions to our area tonight