skyline, lots of bright blue comfortable terms and climbing into the mid 60s. 67 if philadelphia. trenton, 67. poconos 60. sea isle and atlantic city are closing in on quickly on 70 degrees. the satellite and radar composite just a few high, thin clouds moving through right now. otherwise we'll see sunshine out there today. this thicker batch of cloud cover gets in here overnight tonight. that will set up a gray day for tomorrow. tomorrow will not look as bright, but it will be nice and warm, but not as sunny. accuweather says mostly sunny, yesterday's high, 84. today another 84. maybe 85. a fabulous day, but the winning streak will come to an end. today is spectacular, the clouds start to lower and thicken we have shower chance in the seven-day forecast tuesday and wednesday. when i come back in just a few minutes i'll talk about that and have the rest of the of the

seven-day forecast. >> chris, thank you. here's the story out of east mount airy section of philadelphia. police say someone deliberately set an early morning apartment fire that sent 75 people out of their homes. the flames broke out on the 7400 block of stenton avenue. firefighters had to rescue several people trapped on their balconies. >> flames coming through the bottom of my door, i had to rescue my children and grab shoes and things like that. it was very chaotic, we don't know what's going on, we want it solved because there's children in there, because people are chaotic setting buildings on fire. >> investigators say it looked like someone poured gasoline in the first enthird floor hallways and lit it. only two people were injured thanks in part to the fire alarm also that went off throughout the building. officials say most of the residents should return to their

units sometime today. >> doctors at children's hospital are working to save the arm of an 8-year-old girl rushed there after a terrifying dog attack in newark, delaware, kenneth moten has the details. >> reporter: this 8-year-old girl lost a lot of blood and she has a number of what's called soft tissue injuries to her arm. she was flown from a. i. dupont to chop for special i also to save the arm -- special i alsos save the arm. police say the family dog turned on the 8-year-old daughter. >> she loves animals and my heart goes out to the family. >> reporter: police paramedics and animal control pushed to the home on saturday 1:00 p.m. that's where the pitbull bit the child all over her body in the basement. it was a 15-year-old sister who had to beat the dog off the girl

and put pressure on her wounds. >> it's heroic to step in and protect someone you love. >> reporter: once officers arrived the girls escaped and police opened fire killing the pitbull. there's no word if the councilman who was serving district two was at home. his wife's ex-hulls said his daughter -- ex-husband was in the -- the ex-hulls -- husband said his daughter was in the house at the time of the attack. >> she shawrld me the dog was locked and they would have no contact with the dog. >> i pray the best for everybody and i hope the injuries are not as severe as it might be. >> reporter: at last check the victim was listed in critical condition at chop.

newark police say the pitbull attack is under investigation. reporting in university city, kenneth moten channel 6 "action news." also from our delaware newsroom a man is fighting for his life after an early early-mg shooting in wilmington. it happened outside a rite aid at 4th and adam streets. the victim was shot several times. he is in critical condition at christiana hospital. so far no arrests and no other details on the circumstances of the shooting. wilmington police are also investigating the shooting of a 16-year-old boy. he was shot in the stomach around 10:30 last night and is in critical condition at christiana hospital. three people have been arrested in connection with the shooting. >> the shooting comes hours after a rally calling for an ends to gun violence in wilmington. >> stop the violence. >> give us peace. >> give us peace. >> reporter: members of more

than a dozen churches and community groups carried t-shirts representing the 42 people who lost their lives since december of 2012. the one mile march ended with a rally. the search for a man accused of killing a pennsylvania trooper and wounding another is in its third week. eric frein is on the loose in a heavily wooded section of poconos near his parents' home. else charged with the killing of bryon dickson and wounding of alex douglass on september 12. >> deplore i can't steinyou mean -- stein will be honored at rutgers university to offer more

diversity in the media. roger goodell went to a domestic hot line center. ceo said he was moved to tears at one point in terms of what women encounter. >> the eagles are in california, hoping to keep their wing streak alive when they face the 49ers. kickoff is 4:25, we'll hear from chip kelly later in the newscast. at 11:30 get a rundown of the game with game day kickoff live from the west coast. ducis rogers and mike quick will have the analysis of the keys of the game. they will be back tonight with the full analysis of the game, game day final tonight after "action news" at 11:00.

philadelphia will be filled with the sites and sounds of latin america with the first puerto rican parade and -- 51st puerto rican day parade and festival. be aware many septa routes will be detoured. don't forget you can catch all the excitement and color of the parade starting at 12:30 on 6abc. walter perez, diego castellanos of puerto rican pan panorama and univision 65illa garcia will bring you front row seats. >> there are heart stopping times always crews rescue people stuck on a volcano.

>> japanese police say they have found 30 bodies near the peak of the erupting volcano. 4 bodies have been brought down from mount ontake. the volcano erupted around noon. 250 climbers were trapped on the slopes. most managed to get to the

bottom of the mountain safely. officials say a lot of injured are staying at a mountainside lodge waiting for rescue workers to get to them. heavy storms hit arizona. strong winds tore down trees and electric lines. the storm damaged sky harbor international airport. there were no flights for more than an hour and 40 other flights were diverted to other airports. nothing like that here, chris. >> reporter: no as a matter of fact, i don't think there was a single cloud in the sky yesterday. i have folks on facebook telling me i'm heading to the shore is the beach going to be okay, the answer to that is yes. live on sky 6, it's going to be fantastic around the delaware valley. the only change is we have a few high, thin wispy cirrus clouds. the temperature is the same, the

humidity is the same it's fantastic out there. 67 degrees that's the 9:00 a.m. temperature for philadelphia. dewpoint, 58. the winds are calm. the pressure is holding steady. north and west, not too booed, the temperatures are climbing quickly. 57 in quakertown. pottstown, 57. chester a mild 64. glass borough, 62. buena, 64. avalon pushing 70. satellite and radar, here's a look at the high, thin clouds right there over the delaware valley that's pushing off to the northeast. that will catch a break. a lot of afternoon will feature sunshine just like yesterday this cloud mass will sneak in overnight tonight and that will set up a gray monday. even monday is looking all right. yesterday we were watching or at least monitoring this area of moisture right here. some of the forecast models suggesting a coastal storm developing crossing over the peninsula and running up the

eastern seaboard. today it's this cold front at least the latest forecast guidance this cold front is strong enough to force that low out to sea. we may not see much of anything from the coastal low. the clouds we'll pick up are from the approaching cold front. there it is on future tracker 6. tuesday morning, mostly sunny skies. tomorrow we'll see clouds increase, no weather issues out there. tuesday here comes the cold front. i'll step out real quick. there's the coastal storm, it's that far out to sea. the forecast model have done a complete 180 this, they suggest a few passing showers, most of the day will be dry. we're not being at a steady, soaking rain. today is dry, monday is dry and few passing showers tuesday that's about it. forecast today, warm one out there. 84 in reading, 84 in allentown.

philadelphia, and cooler on the sand, cape may and wildwood both showing 77. atlantic city right there on the beach probably topping out at 77 degrees, as well. citizens bank park fan appreciation day, the phillies taking on the braves 1:35 start time. pack the sunscreen. 82 degrees by the first pitch, 9th inning, 84. eagles take on the 49ers, levi stadium, sun and clouds, no issues, 77 degrees, nice and comfortable out there. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, 84 degrees today, no issues out there, no issues for monday increasing high clouds, 79 and then tuesday there's the threat the of showers late in the day. most of the day will probably be dry after 3:00, 4:00, west of the city you have a better chance of seeing showers. wednesday, cloudy, 73. we clear out nicely by thursday, sunny and nice, 74. friday is quiet, 675. the start of next weekend looks

iffy, lots of clouds, limited sun and maybe a few showers and 72. looks good. >> don't father you -- don't ft you can take 6abc.com with you. the new smart design fits any device you have, whether it's your tablet or smart phone, no matter how large or small that screen. check it out by visiting 6abc.com anytime anywhere. >> san francisco chef has reopened his restaurant called so after temporarily shutting it down to get a break from picky customers. >> a guy came up to me, the rule is if we don't like it, we don't have to pay. he walked out and started cursing at me. >> i would shut my doors, too, ten days ago he locked the door and posted the sign saying he was fed up with customers. he said he is using msg and he

is not gluten free. since he reopened the last needy customers are back and chew is apparently feeling less stressed. >> at least he got it off his chest. >> more power to him. >> a young women's ebola fighting invention gets global attention. >> babies exposed to tb test positive, but this may not be

>> welcome back on this sunday, 9:18, 66 degrees, sky6 live hd taking a live look at wilmington, delaware. it has been a beautiful weekend so far. chris says it's going to be just as gorgeous today, so enjoy. >> five babies exposed to tb at

a texas hospital have tested positive. however it may be a false pose tissue for some of the babies because they have vaccinated in the past. they were exposed by a nursery worker, her annual exam this summer showed she had active tb. but it wasn't until this month that the hospital contacted the parents of babies who stayed there. >> scientists have unlocked secrets of genome specifically 23 new mutations which raises a man's risk of prostate cancer. have i toldly -- individually, it doesn't raise the risk much, but men who have the mutations could have 6 times the risk of the general population. in liberia a young

engineering student used her own inbegin -- ingene genius idea to care for her family. >> she made a homemade hazard suit. >> her cousin didn't pull through, but the rest of the family did, she heard about the trash bag -- unicef heard built trash bag gear and teaching it to others. >> hollywood's most eligible bachelor becomes a newlywed.

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i.welcome back everyone, 9:23 sunday morning, you're looking at satellite and real estate the car. -- satellite and radar. a lot of people will be heading to the sprint cup in dover. it will be cooler down in delaware, the bay temperature dropped down to 68 degrees, we're expect an east/northeasterly breeze in dover. that's a bay breeze that will

keep temperatures slightly cooler than what we'll see across interior sections of new jersey. 84, 58 degrees in philadelphia today, let's say 78 to 80 in dover. mostly sunny, beautiful afternoon, right now 67 degrees by 1:00. 78. eva? >> thanks, chris, it's time to unleash your inner bargain hunter. fall is the time for yard sales and flea markets. alicia vitarelli gets tips from a real pro. >> we buy low and we fix. lara spencer said she is a gold medal in dumpster diving. in her second book, flea market fabulous she makes it dyier about repurposing budget finds.

with sand paper and primer you can rescue recycle and repaint anything. >> you can find pieces that are pretty ready at flea markets. they are not all frighten as the one i choose. >> reporter: to get the best bargains, start by packing a measuring tape and cell phone pictures of the room you're going to review. >> make sure you have a notebook, so unthe spaces that you have. >> reporter: bring tear sheets from magazine don't forget to bring the sun block. >> bring wipes because it's down and dirt at flee markets. pack cash you'll get better prices. >> reporter: to get the best price just be nice. >> i always like to say, please take the hag out of haggling. be polite, i love this piece

what is your best price. >> reporter: for channel 6 "action news" i'm have alicia vitarelli. >> george clooney is off the market this is his last night as a bachelor arriving to the wedding. a list guests left the event. the wedding party has another big dinner planned for tonight. no word on where the couple will honeymoon. this is a picture of chelsea clinton with marc mezvinsky mez and their little girl charlotte. the proud grand parents are seen here holding the bundle of joy. they say they are blessed and grateful and happy to be grandparents. charlotte's other grandmother is former montgomery county

congresswoman marjorie margolies. mark zuckerburg is connecting the world, but not doing too well with his neighbors. they say renovations on his home are ruining their weekend mornings. they accused him of hording parking spaces by hiring people to hold spaces for construction workers. the work isn't do to end until next spring. >> we know about the parking battle. there's much more to come on sunday morning edition of "action news." an outlet break of a kids respiratory virus takes a new twist when kids developing paralysis. >> new stems to fight the ebola

i've lived hewith my mother, forty--four who is ninety--nine. people who do not live in delaware county need to know that tom mcgarrigle raised our taxes five times. five times in seven years. meanwhile tom mcgarrigle gave a million dollar subsidy to an energy company. tom mcgarrigle is not looking out for regular families or seniors at all. we need john kane in the senate. he gets regular families.

>> police and community rise again in ferguson, missouri as an officer is shot in a foot chase. >> a shooting sends four men to the hospital in north philadelphia. >> as the u.s. makes airstrikes in syria, it's mission hits diplomatic troubles. chris sowers is outside with the accuweather forecast.

>> reporter: i'll tell you it's unbelievable how warm it is. the warm stretch started friday when we hit 78 degrees in philadelphia. yesterday a whopping 84. him today we're expecting 84 degrees. in some locations it wouldn't surprise me if we hit 85. it's going to be another unusually warm day. what else interesting about these numbers there were only ten days the entire month of august that were warmer than yesterday. mother nature continues to be confused, but i don't think anybody is complaining about her confusion right now. it's nice out here. 67 in millville. 67 in trenton. 67 is the number for sea isle city, dover is cooler at 62. wilmington, 63 and reading 59. the only difference today than what we saw yesterday would be a few more in the way of high, thin clouds, that's about it. yesterday was a perfectly sunny afternoon. today you'll see sunshine a few

high clouds from time to time. here's the day planner. temperatures around 67 degrees, mostly sunny skies, lunchtime 78 degrees, 3:00 p.m., 84. 6:00 p.m., back down to 82. again, looks like summer as opposed to the first weekend of fall. the numbers will cool off significantly actually in the seven-day forecast. i'll talk about what when i step back inside? just a bit. eva. >> thanks, chris. there's more tension in ferguson, missouri after police officer was shot. the officer said he fired a couple of shots at the suspects. there's no indication he hit either one of them. they remain on the loose. the police chief said he does not believe it was related to the protest over the shooting of michael brown. >> it didn't happen within the proximity of the protest area. it's an area that's fairly secluded. i wouldn't have any reason to

believe it was linked in any manner shape or form with the protest. it doesn't appear that way. >> there has been unrest since the august 9th shooting of the unarmed brown by a white police officer. >> here at home, police are looking for the suspects who shot four men on a north philadelphia street. the action cam was at the scene of the 2800 block of hope street. gunfire rang out at 1:30. all four victims were driven to temple university hospital in a private car. one man is in serious condition. three others are stable. investigators have not said what sparked the shooting or who pulled the trigger. a 29-year-old man is in the surgery after getting shot in the logan section of philadelphia. he was shot after midnight. the victim was hit at least three times, including once in the chest. he is in critical condition. police have not indicated whether they know of any motives or suspects. charges have been filed in

friday night's hit-and-run death of a 73-year-old man in east mount airy. the victim was driving his 13-year-old grandson home from football practice when the vehicle was hit in the intersection of ardley. street. the 73-year-old man died at the scene. the 13-year-old is? children's hospital and expected to be okay. a deadly accident involving a septa bus remains under investigation. police say the bus was turning left from 15th street on to washington avenue in south philadelphia on friday night when it hit a woman and her young son as they crossed the is street. the 29-year-old woman died at the scene. a father in florida is outaged after his toddler found a loaded gun inside the rental car. he rented the car from enterprise to take his girl friend and daughter on a trip to

cocoa beach. afterwards they cleaned out the vehicle to return it, the 2-year-old was collecting her toys when she made the terrifying discovery. >> she got quiet, i stopped hearing her and that's when i seen her holding like this in awe. >> well he grabbed the gun at first thought it was a fake, but then he noticed the clip and bullets in the chamber. enterprise said they are investigating the incident, including who had the vehicle last. meanwhile, the police took the gun and working to determine who owns it. >> the u.s. is trying to quell new concerns about its air campaign in syria. many rebels believe it's helping president assad despite the pledge washington is on the rebels' side. it says it hit an isis compound in syria. and two armed vehicles near turkey.

turkey has called for a buffer zone separating the combat in syria from the border. the national institute of health is getting ready to receive an american doctor exposed to the ebola virus. he was exposed in sierra leone. four other americans have been treated in isolations units in nebraska and atlanta, one is still under care. >> dozens of students spent time helping to fill the needs of medical supplies to fight the ebola virus. annie mccormick said it's part of a bigger local effort. >> reporter: 70 villanova nursing students are parking to save lives. students, sister jaqulyn has been on the receiving end in other native kenya. >> times when we receive the containers back in i my country we never know how much people

sacrifice to do the work. >> we have hospitals where patients are literally on the floor and no beds and equipment is needed, but missing. >> we collect from a wide area and then fill these 40-foot containers for africa, and ebola it's ignited our business. >> reporter: the amount of supplies vary it could be as simple as this, masks and mattresses and beds that hospitals need. jim harrison gathers supplies from local hospitals and with the help of organizations like villanova nursing, he packs the containers and relies on donations for shipping costs. >> funding for shipping dollars is the biggest hurdle. >> reporter: receiving one container is an enormous help and packing one is a lesson for these nursing students how much

of an impact they can very beyond villanova. >> we have a global prospective of what we teach now. >> reporter: take a look at all the boxes completed with the help of the nursing program. mission relief is looking for more companies or organizations that will offer their help to sort an pack boxes for future shipments. reporting in coatsville, annie mccormick channel 6 "action news." >> the center for disease control is investigating the mysterious paralysis of 9 children in colorado some of them positive for a rapidly spreading respiratory virus. four of the nine children who developed muscle weakness or loss of feeling in their limbs have the entrovirus 68. they don't know whether the virus to blame or picked up another germ, but they sent out a nationwide alert to let other doctors know.

>> township took down trees in burlington county. nora muchanic has the story. >> it's taken away the value of the homes. >> reporter: john smith of florence isn't happy as part of a grant project to replace curbs and sidewalks along the boulevard. municipality has cut down half a dozen of 70 to 80-foot sycamore and maples that have made the tree-line street so attractive. some are believed to be 100 years old. there's a giant 3-foot wide stump left in tim lloyd's front yard. >> they have to go, if they are a hazard arrested to the houses let them go. it stinks because it's destroying the old town character of the street. >> looking through the stacked pictures, town officials say free experts identified trees

that had to come down. >> the tree could split it could crack or fall over, large limbs were falling. if the municipality knew that the trees that were in danger of coming down and they took no action it's a liability issue. >> reporter: some neighbors are concerned that the trees that have been cut down won't be replaced, they say that's happened in the past. but florence officials say new trees will be planted. that will happen later this fall. >> i wish we were notified ahead of time, it may have stopped the controversies. >> my house is full of sun, no shade. >> reporter: there may be fewer shade trees on the boulevard, but local officials say it's safer. nora muchanic channel 6 "action news." >> there's more to come on this sunday morning edition of "action news." the kids' fishing tournament turns into a life or death

rescue when their boat flips. >> they don't have pom poms, but the cheerleaders can keep the beat. now looking live through sky6 hd at the beach and boardwalk in atlantic city, chris sowers has the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast when we come right back.

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>> the coast guard says life jackets saved the lives of 7 people whose boat capsized in the gulf of mexico. the four adults and three children were thrown into the water when the the motor broke down. the vestle overturned over is an in a bell island. another adult held on to a young child in the water. held arrived when one of the men made a cell phone call before the boat flip. the group was taking part in the children's fishing tournament. glad they are okay. >> reporter: our weather is okay. that's for certain. it's lovely out there.

let's go live on sky 6. we're looking at penns landing. we have mostly sunny conditions, a few high, thin clouds and very comfortable temperatures. as a matter of fact today's high temperature once again should be warmer than they don't -- two-thirds of the entire month of august. the fall foliage is getting going. you have to travel 3 to 5 hours to the north to pick up the vibrant colors. back here around the delaware valley we don't see our peak until late october or maybe the first week of november. we'll have to wait a little bit longer to see a lot of color around the delaware and lehigh valleys. but the encouraging news is that the color we have seen in new england it's strong and vibrant because of the weather pattern that we've seen over the last several weeks. every now and then we get an occasional rain. that weather in new england is

similar to what we've been seeing in the delaware valley. that means our fall foliage could be strong and vibrant, as well considering it's been the same weather pattern, so something to look forward, especially if you're someone that enjoys all the fall foliage. it's nice this time of career, you get the pumpkins and the smell of cinnamon, a very love low time of year. 67 in philadelphia, dewpoint, 58. winds couple, pressure 30.19 inches. trenton, closing in on 70. lancaster, cooler, 56. satellite and radar, a few high, thin clouds overhead right now, but we have clearing to the southwest. this is quickly pushing through. the wider view suggests another bright and sunny day before more clouds approach the area from the southwest overnight into tomorrow. this system right here, this is the kicker, this is the saving

grace to the midweek storm. it's getting berth organized across the gulf coast states, but now the forecast model suggests this cold front is stronger than that developing low pressure and it will force that low out to sea. we'll see clouds around here, maybe a passing shower late in the day on tuesday, same thing for wednesday. surface maps looks like, cold front well off to the northwest. lots of sunshine, a few high, thin clouds mixed in from time to time. tomorrow we'll see more in the way of high, thin clouds, it's a nice day with cold front off to the west, we'll see highs in the upper 70s, low 80. the look at future tracker 6, today is nice, tomorrow is quiet. tuesday morning there's the approaching cold front for the most part will sneak through dry. tuesday afternoon as we zoom in tighter there could showers developing out ahead of it. these are going to be limited. it's not looking like a wash.

the weather pattern looks nice and quiet. sunny and warm down the shore, 77 degrees, winds out of the northeast at 5 to 10 miles per hour. the uv iran decks is on -- the uv index is on the moderate side. philadelphia, warm, 84 degrees today. overnight tonight, partly cloudy, patchy fog developing after midnight. 56 degrees outlying suburbs, 62 for center city. monday, 79 degrees, tuesday, chance of shower, 77. wednesday, shower possible, 73. thursday we clear out quickly, 74. friday, sun and clouds, 75. saturday sunshine mixed with clouds and maybe a few showers and 72. very summer-like fall afternoon. love it. >> love it. thanks vis -- thanks, chris. the ends of a frustrating season for the phillies and their fans.

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>> sky6 live hd taking a live look for us at philadelphia international airport. the sun is out, no need to go anywhere this weekend. it's a beautiful end of the weekend shaping up for us this first weekend of fall. japanese company has taken robotics to a whole new level. it's developed cheerleaders. they roll around in time to music and they use infared rays to avoid colliding. they will be on display at a trade show in tokyo next month.

european team needs four points to win the rider cup. the phillies are winding down the 2014 season. here's jeff skeverski with more. >> reporter: eagles coach chip kelly was to sender about his players being jet lagged as soon as they got off their 6 hour flight to san francisco yesterday he had the entire team stretching on the front lawn of the hotel by the lobby. will it help the eagles stretch their record to 4-0. it's a tough matchup, the 49ers have played for the super bowl in each of the last four years, and quarterback can beat you with his arm and is leg. only two quarterbacks in the nfl have a higher completion percentage. >> we know he is dangerous in

everything he can do. he has a very, very, very strong arm and obviously the added threat that he has more than anybody else we face in terms of being a runner. >> reporter: game time today 4:25 we'll get you set for show count down to kickoff at 11:30 and we'll recap after "action news" at 11:00. final game for the phillies today, one more with cole hamels on the mound, phillies with just 73 wins on the season. phils and braves last night playing their second to last game of the seasonal. ryan howard with three hits the most edna month including this home run in the second. just his 23rd it ties him up. tied at 2 in the 7th. him phils back down 2. watch closely, pitching coach comes out to talk to burnett

they don't doesn't appear to be interested. bad body language. speaking of body language, braves pitcher has unique stance on the mound, fans mocking him it doesn't work. burnett loses most since 1973. burnett will have hernia surgery next week, he is not sure he will play next season. that's sports, i'm jeff skeverski. have a good day. >> the house that newt rock knee is up for sale. the entrance way was created in the newt rockney all american. family friends bought it, and now it's on the market for

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>> coming up on 6abc is inside story, here's monica malpass with a preview. >> reporter: hi guys, coming up later on inside story, the latest poll shows in the race for pennsylvania governor they are leaning toward the incumbent losing. turnout is key. can tom corbett pull it o. the cigarette tax passes bringing much-needed aid to the philadelphia public schools. what else county schools do to stay afloat financially. we'll talk about that coming up on inside stories in just a little bit, i hope you'll stick around and join me.

>> reporter: first stop dover international speedway, the aaa 400 taking place this afternoon. mostly sunny skies and temperatures climbing into the 60s and upper 70s by 1:00 p.m. next stop takes us to citizens bank park this is fan appreciation day, sunny, temperatures around 84. start time 1:35. the eagles are on the west coast in santa santa clara taking on e 49ers, 77 degrees, sun and clouds. >> this morning with george stephanopoulos is coming up at 10:30. >> martha raddatz is stepping in for george. >> reporter: today we're coming you from the persian gulf the navy's 5 fleet. i have a key look at the aircraft carrier launching bombing on syria. we're tracking the latest in the fight against isis with the men and women carrying out that

mission. are we succeeding in the fight and how long will it last. we'll take a look at khorozon and why they post a threat to the u.s. homeland that's coming up on this week. >> "action news" continues at noon. the action cam is back on the scene of that suspicious apartment fire in east mount airy. we'll get a live update on the investigation. >> the eagles are in the california for the eagles faceoff with the 49ers, ducis rogers helps us count down to kickoff. >> for eva pilgrim, chris sowers and the entire "action news" team, i'm nydia han. we'll see you at noon. have a great sunday!

>> i'm monica malpass on inside story, the latest poll on the race for pennsylvania governor still has the incumbent losing, but turnout is key, can pennsylvania governor corbett pull it off? let's get the inside story. welcome to inside story, we want to welcome terry money -- madonna who did the poll. the 20 point difference between the two toms, tom wolf and tom corbett shows wolf ahead with likely voters and undecided of 12, so it would make up the gives and registered voters had an 18 point difference with wolf