>> good morning it is 5:30, saturday october 4, here's some of the stories we're following on "action news." new overnight police look for clues after a teenager is stabbed in a center city park. fiery crash, delaware state police look for what caused this deadly accident. plus we're tracking rain and much cooler air across the delaware and lehigh valleys this morning. meteorologist chris sowers joins us with a look at the

accuweather forecast. chris it's feeling chilly out there, overnight tonight we'll see lows dropping into the 30s, far western suburbs, that's going to be a shock to the system. >> holy cow. >> reporter: that's a perfect way to put it, holy cow. meantime we're dealing with this, it's gray and damp. we have showers pushing through. it's breezy and there's patchy areas of fog. the this morning is not looking nice, storm tracker 6 live double scan we're zoomed into our far western suburbs first, we're dealing with the lighter shades of green. this is a very light rain that's falling, every now and then with the yellow we pick up a heavier downpour, again we're not expecting widespread heavy downpours throughout the hour. every now and then you may

picking up a heavier downpour. you get into the southeastern portions of medford, burlington county they are getting heavy downpours. 8:00 a.m., 67 degrees, 9:00 a.m., 68 degrees, a shower or downpour from time to time. later this afternoon, cold front sweeps through, the temperatures turn sharply colder overnight tonight. i'll have the details when i come back. eva? >> thanks, chris. new this morning, a teenager is in serious condition after being stabbed in the stomach across the street from police headquarters. investigators say two men confronted the 18-year-old at 1:30. one of the suspects stabbed the teen and the two men ran off. the wounded teen is at had hanhn

hospital. a fiery crash killed a person on i-95. police say the driver of an suv ran off the road and hit a tree. the impact caused the vehicle to burst into flames. the driver was trapped inside and killed. health officials in new jersey have confirmed that a young boy who died last week tested positive for entrovirus 68. the 4-year-old boy is from mercer county. he was a kindergarten kindergartener. meanwhile, there are two new confirmed cases in new jersey, that brings the total in the state to 9. at children's hospital in philadelphia, three children are hospitalized with what could be the virus. doctors say the patients are suffering from muscle weaknesses

and their mris are showing spinal changes. more tests are being done. the virus has hit 40 states and linked to 4 deaths. >> you might see 3 to 8 children over the course of 12 months. to see three within a short time frame at chop is unusual and that's what other centers are seeing, as well. doctors don't know if these children will ever regain their strength. president obama plans to meet with his national security advisoriers to discuss the ebola outbreak and the administration's response. the man who is the first ebola case in the u.s. is in isolation as his family is removed and his apartment decontaminated. >> reporter: dubbed the ebola

apartment. >> someone was kind enough to offer up a private residents that's gated. they will be monitored in their new home at an undisclosed location in dallas county. while the decontamination of their apartment continues. ebola thomas duncan is sick and contagious. 50 people had contact with duncan while he was sick and they are nervous. a family waits to be reunited with this 30-year-old who was diagnosed with ebola. his family said he'll be flown back to nebraska for further treatment. >> he was very much aware of the risks and tried to take

every precaution possible. but unfortunately still became sick. >> reporter: in dallas, the items removed from duncan's apartment will be incinerated, but it could be days before their work is completed. abc news, dallas. >> militants in syria are threatening to kill a former army ranger who moved to the middle east to provide humanitarian aid. new video claimed to be from isis shows the group killing alan henning. then she show peter catic who will be the next person.

>> police say they found eric frein's clotting and amunition and other supplies. a camp sight was discovered that was thought to be used by the 31-year-old survivalist. police think he may be running out of food and may be breaking into cabins or searching through trash bins for food. it's been four weeks since he fired on a state police barracks killing one and wounding another. terry wolf has been criticized for her handling of an outbreak of legion airs disease in 2011 and 12. the bacterial disease was traced to water treatment problems at the pittsburgh area hospital. ment va is recommending to remove wolf for conduct unbecoming for a senior

executive. what that is unspecified. wolf is on leave. emotional testimony was given yesterday on the disarray of the veteran's affairs office testing before a hearing at the burlington county community college said staffers mishandled veteran's claims and the vets deserve better. >> i feel bad, it's not fair to them, they deserve more than a quick look at their claim and better computer programs and people that are treated nice at work so they can care again. >> the philadelphia va office oversees benefits for 600,000 veterans in the area. the va has blamed the mistakes on confusion over agency policy. a delaware bankruptcy judge has denied a request by trump

entertainment resort to be relieved of its pension obligations to the union employees at the taj mahal. it threatened to close the casino and layoff 3,000 employees if it doesn't win labor concessions. attorneys say they must decide what to do in the next a couple of weeks. if the taj closes it will be the 5th casino in atlantic city to shut its doors this year. there's much more to come on "action news" this saturday morning, we take a rare inside look inside pat croce's main line mansion that's about to hit the auction block. plus a delaware county community gives back to a local business owner who has stepped in to help others. >> reporter: mother nature is not doing us any favors this morning we have showers and heavier downpours. these are your temperatures first thing tomorrow morning, we're down into the 30s and

40s, i'll show you how long this cold shot last in

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dark. that system moves toward us. >> reporter: actually it's what's bringing the showers out here this morning. the storm system was weakened considerably as it marched across the country. we're left with a breeze and patchy fog and showers. that's the view in atlantic city you can see the roadways and the sidewalks all wet. camera is bouncing around. it's going to be a miserable morning around the delaware valley. the cold front is moving so quickly by afternoon we'll see the return of sunshine and mild temperatures back up in the 60s once again. we're seeing showers pushing over the delaware county over the blue route northeast of media. another stop will take us into southern new jersey, we cross over the delaware river, wrights town, browns mill, georgetown are seeing shower activity. farther to the west, we're into berks county, boyertown, red

lion, reporting showers. the pockets are far and few between. we have a lot of of clear locations throughout the delaware valley. you set it in motion, one cell southeast, that's how it will play out during the morning hours, we'll see showers from time to time, occasionally cruel pick up a steadier downpour. 67 degrees, dewpoint, 64. it's slightly muggy. winds out of the south/southeast at 11 miles per hour. we're seeing gusts at 16 to 20 miles per hour. wilmington and dover, 68 degrees, by afternoon the cold front sweeps through and the temperatures drop and they will drop considerably overnight tonight into tomorrow. tomorrow will be one of the coolest daytime highs we've seen in five or six months. highs will struggle to climb into the 60s. it wouldn't surprise me if most

locations are not hanging out in the 50 os. we'll see showers throughout the morning hours, every now and then you'll pick up a heavier downpour by 10:30, most is east of philadelphia. lang probably starting to see sunshine, 10:30, 11:00 that line progresses east. by 1:30, most locations at that point are starting to pick up sun. the only area picking up the clouds would be the jersey shore. temperatures tomorrow morning plummeting behind the front. 38 degrees in allentown and reading, lancaster the same. poconos 36. it wouldn't surprise me if you had patchy fog in the mountains. wildwood, 55 degrees. showers early today. sun by afternoon, 72 degrees, it will be breezy out there, winds out of the west at are 15 to 20 miles per hour. that's when the temperatures start to peak around 23:00. by 6:00 p.m., we're back down to

65. with the breeze it will feel cooler than that. overnights tonight, 39 degrees. outlying suburbs, some areas, 37, 38. mainly clear we'll is all it chilly, 45 degrees in center city. exclusive accuweather five day at five. 72 degrees today, sunday, 60 for the eagles taking on the rams. 72 monday, tuesday, 75. maybe a shower early, 75 degrees, and wednesday, 75 degrees. >> don't father 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. former sixers president pat croce is looking to downsize. his villanova mansion goes up

for auction at the end of the month and we got an exclusive preview of what's inside. >> i love this home, love it. >> reporter: entrapreneur former sixers owner pat croce is putting his house on the auction block. he gave "action news" an exclusive tour of his 11,000 square foot home. the 1925 colonial mansion greenlights you with a double staircase and chandelier. it features a gourmet kitchen, library, 6 bedrooms, five full baths, detailed carved italian marble and one of a kind millwork. the master into -- the master

suite includes a hiss -- his or her bed room. it is expected to go above 6.2 million. >> during the sixers reign this is where everyone would come. when croce took the team from last place to the nba finals this is where they celebrated. >> i turn 60 one month from today, 0 so i'm clearing all six decades of anything in the past. >> reporter: croce said there's no better ways to his farewell to this wonderful home. >> i want if

>> good morning to you, sky6 live hd taking a live look for us over a dark center city skyline this morning. it is 5:50, 66 degrees outside

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>> reporter: he doe dated his time -- donated his time to countless people. he has spent his career helping others, his last charitable moment was for mother's day in may. >> he has a student come in and write a letter about their mom and surprises them with a makeover. this week mark would be the one who would need the help. his wife said he had headaches and extra tired. he was diagnosed with stage 3 brain cancer. there's there's a tumor that was removed and there's another one that can only be treated with radiation. >> reporter: the father of two was forced to close his salon while he focuses on his health. >> the loss of a salary has

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>> good morning, it is 6:00 a.m. saturday october 4. here's some of the stories we're following on "action news." a couple is hospitalized after their minivan rolls over and crashes on a service plaza on i-95 overnight. a teenager is paralyzed after her car crashes along the schuylkill river. it's a rainy, much cooler start to the weekend. will the sun make a return? meteorologist chris sowers joins us with a look at the accuweather forecast. you're making a scrunchy face. >> reporter: it's a showery start to your saturday. not a rainy saturday. every now and then we're seeing an occasional downpour, for the most partly we're seeing showers