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good afternoon, sara bloomquist is off and in the news, a double murder trial reaches a turning point in montgomery county. we have the latest and the latest information from two rescue puppies stolen from their frontiarity yesterday afternoon. but the big sorry is another u.s. citizen exposed to the ebola virus is on his way back to the u.s. this comes as health officials up their efforts to contain the disease in dallas. a massive effort is underway to clean the apartment where thomas duncan stays just days before he was diagnosed. elizabeth herr is live wtd latest. >> reporter: one here in dallas and one in rhode island, we watch and wait, hoping for the

best. the 33-year-old evacuated to the united states, a freelance writer and photographer hired by nbc as part of a team reporting in liberia. he had a fever and aches and 12 hours later, he tested positive for the disease. his family says that his passion for human rights drew him to liberia. >> at this point his symptoms are mild and we are optimistic that it will be done in a timely manner but it's extremely nerve-racking. >> he had been working in liberia for three years and he wrote on facebook that his time in nairobi taught him how up predibble life with be. >> it's possible that people come back having developed ebola. >> they are confident that the

situation is under control. this morning the taps apartment where another ebola patient, thomas eric duncan was visiting family being cleaned for the first time. overnight the hospital treating duncan says in a statement, they identify aid flaw in the way his medical records were handled. and that their internal procedures prevented the information about his travels being released to doctors. >> and the people that may have come into contact with authorities, most have been interviewed and still no one is showing symptoms. back thank you. >> thank you elizabeth. on the weather front some of the coolest weather is heading our way and there are thunderstorms tearing their way across the country, here is some damage in the south, 98 power

wins sent debris flying in texas yesterday. a roof a dormitory was torn off of baptist college, over in ft. worth, dozens of cars were buried in a building collapse and parts of mississippi and alabama are cleaning up damage today and more than 200,000 customers remain without power. that same line of storms brings rain and a blast of chilly air to our area this weekend. sky 6 hd looking live over penn's landing this noon, a mix of clouds and sunshine before the rain and cooler temperatures arrive sometime overnight. and tracking it all for us is meteorologist, melissa magee, she is at the big board on this friday. >> reporter: hi there rick, the good news this friday afternoon and this evening, we look to be mostly dry as we track the line of precipitation that moves through overnight. a fair amount of cloud cover overhead mixing with the sun undespite that temperatures are comfortable. 69 in philadelphia and it's

poconos a cool 58 and 70 in wilmington and 67 in sea isle city and beach haven in the lower 60s, changes however are on the way, we are tracking severe weather off to the west, and last night over the past 24 hours, we saw a severe weather outbreak, reports of tornadoes, those are not confirmed for areas in aarkansas. that storm system is working its way eastward but the good news in a much weaker fashion. stormtracker 6 live double scan showing the line of storms stretching out from areas in the great lakes to the southern plains, this continues to work its way eastward overnight and for the first half of the weekend. waez look at what is ahead, we have sun and clouds ahead and sun giving way to increasing clouds, the precipitation will arrive in the overnight hours and close to dawn, as we get into sunday, a bit of a fall

chill in the air. take a closer look and tell you about that in future tracker 6, when we come back with the accuweather forecast. >> stay on top of the changing weather situation with the new 6abc.com, visit 6abc.com/weather for storm tracker 6 rads ar and the hourly and seven-day forecast. and our collection of weather related photos and videos. in other news now, a close call at a new jersey rite-aid, after a car slammed into the store in voorhees, the gaping hole was visible from chopper 6, the vehicle slammed into the store on centennial boulevard, and we are told that a woman hit the gas pedal while trying to park and the car crashed in the area where the cashier would normally be standing fortunately she was not there the the time. in montgomery county, the prosecution is expected to rest

today in the double murder child of murray, charged with killing saan saan saanvi, "action news" reporter david henry will the latest in the trial in the next half hour. today marks three weeks sin it's deadly attack on two troopers in the poconos, and accuse sd gunman eric frein is now taking its toll on the economy. businesses located near the search zone says that tourist are canceling their trips for fear that frein is hiding in the dense woods. >> i can't lie to people and say he is still on the loose and i won walk around here, i send them ten miles away up to

promised land or bush kill falls. >> the pennsylvania game commission has banned hunting in several townships after police found two pipe bombs apparently left behind by frein in the woods. two top officials are out of a job because of an email scandal. the environmental protection secretary and his aide have resigned. they are accused of receiving pornographic emails at the office when they worked for tom corbett when he was attorney general at the time. pennsylvania state supreme court is demanding to know if any judges were involved. two rescue puppies stolen from a yard in northeast philadelphia are back home today. in a facebook post thanking 6 abc and their facebook friends, the safe haven confirm that elsa and anna were found 27 miles away from their foster home.

they received a tip after we first aired the story on "action news" at 4:00 yesterday. they were not sure how they got so far from home. they are happy that the dalmation-lab mixes are safely at home today. the unemployment rate dropped to its lowest levels in six years, this burst of hiring brought the jobless rate to 5.9%, the lowest since 2008. but gains in a wide amount of industries, but workers pay is falling flat. millions of dollars will be spend to make the philadelphia region more pedestrian friendly. the delaware valley regional commission awarded $2.2 million, the projects in philadelphia

include improvements at five intersections, trail projects and enhancing productivity from the 30th street station to the complexes in university city. there is much more to come on "action news" at noon, a high speed chase ends in dramatic fashion and the police find one of the fbi's most wanted behind the wheel. and the entero virus and patients being treated for symptoms in philadelphia. and melissa magee is back with a closer look at the seven-day forecast from accuweather. are you busy?

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we have developing news from childrens hospital in philadelphia. they have notify the accepters for disease control for patients that have acute muscle weakness, officials believe it may be connected to the entero virus. the patients have not tested positive yet and further tests are underway. patients have the inability to move their limbs.

an 11-year-old can no longer speak. he tested positive but they don't know if it was the 68 strain. >> when he got sick i never think about that he is going to be like. >> we see the problems of weak limbs for these viruses, it's unclear if they will get all of their strength back. >> at one hospital in michigan, they saw seven cases of paralysis in children as young as infants. ent video virus is confirmed in 36 states and washington, d.c. a suspect went airborne yesterday and the truck rolled off the freeway after a 90 minute chase that spanned four counties. they were chased by police, trooper and a highway helicopter. they pulled him over and found one of fbi's most wanted. thought to be the hills bandit,

a robber wanted for ten bank holdups. >> police surrounded a man that took off his clothes in an airport this week. the man was fully undressed and jumped up and down and yelled hi love for jesus, witnesses say he was behaving this way for 20 minutes before security officers arrived. they used a stun gun to subdue the suspect. he was taken to the hop for evaluation and he could face criminal charges. president barack obama says his determine to act without congress on immigration, is a question of if not when. at the hispanic congress, he meant what he said he would promise to fix the immigration system if congress failed to do so. he urged hispanics to speak with their votes, and will explain

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ben bernanke says lenders may have gone too far. the number of deaths from heroin overdoses have doubled over the last two years, the dramatic increase was scene in 28 states affecting both men and women and all age groups. federal authorities say the problem is growing while pain killers are more difficult to come by because of restrictions and may make changes to cheaper pills. exercise could definitely fend off the blues, scientists have long known that working out can be a mood booster and now they know why. physical activity increases an enzyme in the muscles that could protect the brain from concussions. well, the "action news" team is out working on news stories for

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youngsters at norwood elementary got their legs moving and hearts pumping. bob the hound kelly and others took over gym class and set up a special hockey rink and taught the class several drinks and brought balls and street hockey nets to the school. nice idea. melissa is back with a look at the weekend. >> especially as we get into saturday night and into sunday, especially in the wake of a frontal boundary, the changes are coming for the first half of the weekend, stormtracker 6 live double scan showing it's dry and quiet and no issues with precipitation, as we get into the overnight hours, we are tracking the cold front from the west to east direction. we see the picture outside, the

action cam is outside earlier this afternoon. the gorgeous shot there at atkins oval. we have a nice mixture of sunshine and clouds and the clouds continue to increase as the day wears on coming in the 69 degrees, the dew point at 59, the winds out of the south-southeast at 8 miles per hour. the wind will help to create more in the way of cloud cover, the pressure is 30.03. temperatures 69 in the city. from the coast at sea isle city temperatures in the upper 60s. millville 70. here is satellite 6 along with action radar showing it's dry and quiet in our region and sun to got our afternoon starts and sun to increasing clouds, this is a strong cold front we are tracking yesterday we had severe weather breaking out in the

midwest, two reports of tornadoes, one in missouri and one in arkansas. it gives an indication of this front that continues to make its way eastward. but not with the same intensity we saw last night just to our west. as we break down the day, 3:00 in the afternoon and 73 degrees, 5:00 this evening and 70, upper 60s at 7:00 tonight. as we get into 9:00 dropping down to 63, here is the change on our friday, sunshine and clouds and late day rain as we track the cold front that moves on through, as we get through the day, this continues to work its way eastward, rain giving way to sunny breaks into saturday afternoon. we time things out for you and future tracker 6 showing you through the rest of the day we are staying dry and the moisture is approaching from the northern and western suburbs and makes

its way eastward, and 7:30 in the morning perhaps showers and a rumble of thunder to contend with. as we get into the early afternoon hours, the moisture clears from a west-east direction and that drys everything out. here is the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, clouds and sunshine today, high temperature up to 73 degrees, as we get into saturday, we are tracking the cold front and morning rain early tomorrow and otherwise a high temperature of 73, conditions clear as we get into saturday afternoon, check out the overnight low, we drop down to 46 degrees, setting us up for a cooler day, breezy and chilly, taking on the rams, the high temperature 62, not as cool on monday with a high of 70 and temperatures in the lower 70s, as we get into next week, a wet start and a nice and cool finish. >> thank you melissa. more news to come

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station. and strong storms leave behind damage and destruction in one part of texas and that same system is heading our way. now the details, the prosecution is expected to rest today in the trial for a man accused of killing a baby and her grandmother in montgomery county. prosecutors say the murders were the result of a botched kidnapping plot in 2012. david henry is live now in norristown with more. >> reporter: rick, this trial is in lunch recess right now, the prosecution is getting closer to wrapping up its case. the defendant will have a chance to tell his story as his own defense witness. >> the 28-year-old is accused of kidnapping and killing saanvi and her grandmother, it happened at the apartment in king of prussia in 2012. he eventually confessed demonstrating how he killed the grandmother and snatched the

baby. he has since recanted the confession and represents himself in the trial. he faces an uphill battle given the evidence and the confession itself. police say that he hid the body in the basement of one of the buildings in the complex. they showed the jury the pictures of the discarded body amid bottles and debris and it was too much and some of the jury broke down in tears. he claims his confession was coerced and was forced to participate in the plot by two strangers. steven henceman is the court appointed defense attorney. >> he says he was coerced into doing it with two other people.

>> who are these other people? >> i don't know just names, matt and josh. >> he is making suggestions on procedural matters but he is doing all the talking in front of the jury, the prosecution is expected to rest its case monday or tuesday. live in norristown, david henry, channel 6 "action news." >> thank you. a man wanted in a deadly stabbing turned himself into police. a homeowner killed an acquaintance during a struggle last night. it happened on summer street in powellton, a child was home at the time but slept through the whole thing. a fast moving fire forced family from their home overnight. crews were called to west oxford street at 1:45 a.m. the red cross is assisting 15 people including several young children, no reports of injuries and the cause is not yet known.

two men got away with stolen cash and cigarettes after robbing a philadelphia gas station, they caught the crime at the his on the 1400 block of west chelting ham avenue. the suspects went through the back door and said they had guns and told employees to fill a bag with cigarettes and took a collection jar on the counter with over $300 inside of it. now, to the latest on the ebola epidemic, an american freelance journalist that tested positive for the disease will be flown back to the united states for treatment. in edition to that, the crew he is working with will be flown back and put in quarantine for 21 days out of an abundance of caution. and the family of thomas duncan says that nobody will take potentially contaminated items from their home. despite fears of the virus

spreading, health officials are optimistic. >> at this point, the situation is contained. we only have one confirmed case, the real issue at this point right now is to reduce that circle of 100 possible contacts so we can be focused on recovery and i think that is where we are moving. >> the defense department is increasing the number of troops in west africa to help stop the spread of the virus. they are expected to announce an additional 600 troops on top of the 3,000 that are already going. president obama reconfirmed his commitment to immigration reform, saying he will use his presidential powers to act. he told a group yesterday that his actions will prompt political push back and if they want change they should vote wisely. we are live in washington now with more on that. >> reporter: good afternoon

rick, this fall democrats are in a tough fight to maintain control of the senate and immigration is at the top of the the minds for voters. president obama a month before midterm elections -- >> yes we can if we vote. >> trying to keep these vital voters motivated with another promise to act soon on immigration. >> this is not a question of if but when. the president speaking thursday to the congressional hispanic caucus institute for the lack of action -- >> the event was interrupted by a heckleer. >> i am about to get to that. >> even in a year when a record number of mothers and children streamed across the southern border, house republicans refused to vote on immigration reform. john boehner with an

explanation. >> a flood of children coming across the border, prove that no good immigration bill can pass, the right way to do it is in a broad bipartisan way. >> there is no hope of that this year. and the president has delayed taking executive action until after the midterm elections. president obama saying he would do what he could before the end of year but real reform will take congressional actions and only voters can do that. >> have you to talk to your constituents and get them out to vote. >> reporter: the president today is touting encouraging new numbers on job growth, hoping all voters will consider economic gains during his time in office. reporting live in washington, channel 6 "action news." >> thank you. back here a car crashed into a rite-aid in south jersey and

damaged the building, chopper 6 hd was over the scene at 10:00 a.m., this is the 400 block of centennial boulevard in voorhees, the driver hit the gas instead of the brake and rite aid is closed for repairs. nobody was hurt. a proposed smoking ban in wilmington has gone up in spoke, they rejected the bill by a 6-5 vote, this would have made it illegal to light up at parks, play grounds and transit facilities liken closed bus shelters. out west storms with strong winds did damage, a roof was completely blown off. police in ft. worth responded to more than 150 calls for stranded vehicles in high water and dozens of accidents, they left the dalles ft. worth region with homes and businesses totally

without power. >> the system that hit texas will affect us tomorrow apparently. it won't be as severe and we'll get rain, here is sky 6 hd at the jersey shore, meteorologist, melissa magee, is at the "action news" big board with more on the change in the forecast this weekend. >> yes, that is right rick, we are in store for changes at least for the first half of the weekend, another picture outside, sky 6 hd in hd giving you a nice shot of penn's landing. can you see the battleship new jersey. we have sunshine but as you head inland we have a mostly cloudy skies thanks to a northeasterly wind and in philadelphia we are coming in at 69 degrees, not a bad start but the clouds built in and thicken as the day wears on. the poconos 59 and sea isle city 6 and dover in the upper 60s. we'll break down the day for

you, 3:00 it's around 65 degrees and the temperature drops down to 70 at 4:00 and 63 degrees for the overnight low. we are tracking changes however on the way, stormtracker 6 live double scan radar is showing you we have a cold front working its way eastward and as it comes on through we track the precipitation that will mainly arrive as we get into the overnight hours. future tracker 6 has you covered. tonight you notice the moisture across the northern and western suburbs and off to the west, as we get into the overnight hours close toward dawn and as you wake up saturday morning we have showers to contend with and we could find a rumble of thunder as well. coming up we'll take a closer look from the system moving in from the west-east direction and we'll talk about the temperatures the second half of the weekend. those details are coming up with the accuweather forecast. >> thank you melissa. see you later.

a lesson in kenya culture came to life in commery hill. members spoke to seventh grader at the middle school. dressed in traditional garb they spoke about culture. they are spreading awareness about their culture and to fund raise for schools back in their village. more ahead on "action news" at noon, trouble in disneyland, when a ride got stuck. they were left there for two hours and saving with 6 abc, amy buckman talks about getting the most out of your makeup. >> meteorologist, melissa magee, returns with the exclusive accuweather forecast.

visitors to disneyland's venture, mickey's fun wheel ferris wheel stalled yesterday leaving passengers stranded for toward hours, it had to be manually turned to get the passengers off. disney is the parent company of 6 abc. guns turned off to the police in new orleans found an unlikely home at an art gallery, a collaboration with the city and police and local artists. they were turned over to local cultures and items like the bullet bubble gum machine there were a result proceeds will be used to buy back more firearms. the eagles will face the rams at lincoln financial field sunday afternoon and they have a surprising new weapon on the

st. louis offense, he is austin davis, he started as the third string quarterback. davis has thrown for more than 700 yards and three touch downs, the birds were preparing for him as if he were peyton manning. we'll start with eagles game day kickoff live at 11:30 and break it all down 11:35 sunday night with ducis rogers and mike quick, right here on 6 abc. well, time to save with channel 6 "action news" and we are helping you stretch your beauty budget. amy buckman as tipped on giving your makeup a longer life. >> reporter: if are you like me have you more than one makeup compact that looks like this. don't throw it out here from an artist that will help you save money and time. >> my favorite tip, the dropped and broken compacts can be good

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>> finally she says your eye shadow can double as your eye liner, with a thin brush you dipped in water. >> you can make an appointment with ursula in her studio and she will give you more money saving tips. amy buckman, channel 6 "action news." >> still ahead, the first lady herself, michelle obama will be a guest on the chew today. what is behind her visit to the talk show coming up and it's time to start searching for the halloween costume and it will cost you big this season. from costumes to candy

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will be spent on halloween, the average person will spend $77, on costumes for humans and $300 million will pay for pet costumes, candy and greeting carded bring in another $2 billion. that is a lot of money for pet costumes. wow. >> so -- halloween, any ideas? >> there is a ways away. we have time, you thinking of something. >> a trick or a treat? >> more of a treat. lets see what is going on outside with stormtracker 6 live double scan showing you it's quiet right now, no issues with precipitation but as we get into the start of our weekend, we are tracking a cold front that will move on through, with that we have showers for the first half of the our saturday. we will show you the picture outside sky 6 hd showing you a shot of wilmington delaware and the river there.

we don't have a lot of reflection, we have a mostly cloudy skies and lots of clouds through much of the delaware and lehigh valley in anticipation of the cold front that moves through after midnight. the temperatures in the upper 60s to near 70, millville 70 and allentown 68 and trenton 67 and beach haven in the middle 60s, from you traveling north and wst west of philadelphia, high temperatures in allentown of 73 degrees and if are you traveling down the shore, we have a southeasterly wind and clouds and pockets of sunshine and a bit of a breeze with a high temperature today coming in at 70 degrees, changes are coming you can see that on satellite 6 along with action radar we are tracking this cold front from the great lakes extending all the way down to the southeast. just yesterday with this same front we had severe weather breaking out in areas in the midwest and the southern plains, now this front system, and it will be making its way eastward

but in a much weaker fashion, a lot of that precipitation holds off until after midnight and the first half of the day on saturday. future tracker showing you we could see a quarter inch to some spots an inch of rainfall across the region, the front moves through for the first half of the saturday and we are talking about temperatures that take a tumble for the first half of the weekend, 2:00 tomorrow afternoon with that front still passing us, temperatures in the upper 60s to lower 70s, and as the front continues to swing on through, watch these temperatures drop from the northwest to the southeast direction, sunday overnight. the temperature is just 38 degrees in the poconos, the lower 40s from allentown to lancaster, you wake up with the temperature of 46 degrees, a cooler start to the day for sunday. here is the exclusive accuweather forecast, clouds and sunshine to enjoy on our friday

with a high temperature of 73, if you have plans for this evening or into tonight we look a-okay, but the clouds increase as the day wears on. on saturday the frontal system moves on through and clearing by late morning and early afternoon with a high temperature of 73, on sunday in the wake of that front, the temperature just 62 degrees, mostly sunny skies and breezy and chilly and a nice day to play football, the eagles are at home at the linc taking on the rams. monnot as cool with a high of 70 and monday 74 degrees, as we get into wednesday, rain is arriving for the first half of the day with a high of 72 and 72 degrees as we get into thursday. so not a bad finish, we are tracking the rain tomorrow and conditions are clear and cool for the second half of the weekend. >> stay on top of the changing weather situation at

6abc.com/weather you can find the latest video and photographs. michelle obama is making her debut on the daytime talk show, the chew today. she is talking about nutrition and the benefits of cooking at home. part of her efforts to stop childhood obesity. >> actor and brand new father, ashton kucher took to his facebook page, their baby girl is named wyatt isabel kuchar. he did not specify which one was his daughter. here is your baby photo, well, one of them is, could the helicopter police stop

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.

a new car from the silicon valley is making hearts race, it's electric. they took four years to perfect the novo coupe it's built on a shelby race car body. unfortunately, the performance car comes with a modern price tag of $529,000. from you looking for aling distraction this afternoon, check out these stories at 6abc.com. like this one, a mom and dad elephant come to the rescue of a baby after she takes a tumble at the zoo.

>> be pluto will become a planet again. find out why. that and much more right now on 6abc.com/distraction. >> melissa is here with one last check of the forecast before you take off. >> sun is giving way to clouds sunshine and breezy with a southeasterly wind 72 in reading and 74 for the high in downingtown. down the i-95 corridor, temperatures of 73 in the city and 72 in middletown. 70 in toms river to cape may with a high temperature of 71. meteorologist adam joseph will have the forecast later on this afternoon. >> have a nice weekend. >> you too. >> that does it for "action news" at noon, don't forget "action news" at 4:00, 5:00 and 6:00. for sara bloomquist, meteorologist david murphy and melissa magee, i'm rick williams, we'll see you here tonight beginning at 4:00.

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"today" on "the chew." we're gathering around the family table and setting an extra seat for the first lady, michelle obama! >> what's the mouth-watering burger that was an absolute hit at the kids' state dinner? and talk about pressure! three lucky school chefs will get to present their reinvented lunchtime recipes to the first lady herself. it all starts right now, on "the chew." ♪ [ cheers and applause ]. thank you so much. good afternoon and welcome to the "chew". for the last three years, i've had the honor of sitting around a table with this great group of people. we started out a