>> 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 crossing through.

him that's the view of the philadelphia international airport, you can see the runways wet it's warm with the breeze out of southeast at 15 miles per hour. as you flip it over to storm tracker 6 live double scan you can see the showers out there, every now and then you can see the shades of yellow. every now and then we pick you mean a downpour. 70% of the viewing area is dry this morning. but we're seeing the showers, maybe we're seeing steadier stuff sought there at times. visibility where we are picking up the steadier moisture. 3 miles in allentown, 1.5 in the poconos. 10 miles in philadelphia, millville, 9 dover. atlantic city at the airport, 9 miles per hour as well. we'll see quick changes out there today. by afternoon we'll see lots of sunshine, skies of blue, just a few clouds, mild temperatures. 9:00 a.m., 68 degrees, a couple of showers out there, lunch time, 70. 3:00 p.m., close to 72 degrees, the breeze out of the west. much colder as we head into

tomorrow morning. especially tomorrow afternoon. 30s in the lehigh valley. i'll show you the numbers in future tracker in the seven day when we come back in just a bit. >> a minivan crashes into a parked tractor-trailer at a service plaza. state police say the driver of the minivan lost control traveling north on i-95 at 2:30. the minivan rolled over several times eventually hitting a tractor-trailer that was stopped in the rest area. the couple was trapped inside, both were taken to christiana hospital and expected to be okay. a teenager is lucky to be alive after she was rescued from the mangled wreckage of her car following a crash near the schuylkill river. her life is forever changed by the accident. annie mccormick has the story.

>> reporter: hours after the dramatic crash crews carefully removed the mangled suv that careened toward the schuylkill river trapping the 17-year-old driver inside. >> it was a tight fit. everything smashed around her. she is scared. >> reporter: a nurse happened to be driving by. >> everybody was looking over the railing. >> and you jumped into the action. >> i want down there, and there was another doctor that was running too. monica dod a nurse visiting from new orleans jumped off her bike. >> i saw people trying to help out so i want down to see if anyone needed any help. >> reporter: the driver told the nurses she lost control. police believe the teen was traveling on martin luther king

when her suv did a 180 slamming into the guardrail resting on the banks of the schuylkill. several philadelphia police officers happened to be nearby and fire and marine crews were able to remove her with a ladder and rope before transporting her to the hospital by ambulance. amazingly nobody else was hurt. the 17-year-old was taken here in stable condition. the police confirmed that she was paralyzed from the waste down. accidents investigators say this is an on going investigation. reporting in university city, annie mccormick channel 6 "action news." >> camden county police say someone opened fire on a patrol car. the action cam was at the scene of aerial road in winslow

township, new jersey. an officer was on patrol when a bullet hit the windshield of the patrol car. officers combed the area, but did not find a suspect. a philadelphia synagogue is mourning a member of its congregation who was murdered in his own home. 59-year-old ronald fishman was a cantor in roxborough. his former house guest stabbed him to death during a confrontation in east mount airy. williams is charged with murder and burglary and other offenses. mariah gray was last seen leaving her home back on september 19. last night loved ones handed out flyers with her photo. the 22-year-old is intellectually disabled. she is known to frequent frankford and north philadelphia

and 33rd and diamond. if you see her call police. the defense has the case in a double murder trial involving a baby and her grandmother in montgomery, the accused representing himself. "action news" reporter, david dd henry has the latest. >> reporter: raghu yandamuri's fate is in his own hands as the defense takes over. it was his own words that landed him here in the if i first plac. >> we have his own words from his signed statement and the video. >> reporter: he is accused of kidnapping and killing satyavahti venna. he recently confessed and led police to the body of the baby in the basement fers apartment

complex. he told detectives where he hid jewelry stolen from the grandmother. he said it was behind a vending machine in his office. raghu yandamuri has recanted the confession, he claims he was forced to participate in the kidnapping scheme by two strangers. >> all we know is the name of matt and josh. that's what he told and mentioned in his opening and that's what's going to pursue in his case. >> reporter: how did these strangers come into his life? >> i don't know. i'm sure he'll complain that -- explain that on monday. >> reporter: detectives searched for the baby hoping to find her alive now finding themselves cross-examined by the accused killer. it has been a gut-wrenching case

for everybody, including the jurors who have been seen crying. >> the only person it's not affecting is the defendant. >> reporter: in norristown, david henry, channel 6 "action news." >> don't expect another septa rail strike at least not right now. but it is possible come february. federal advisory board has been unable to help septa and train years to come to an agreement. that board's term expires on october 13 which could have meant an immediate strike without agreement. septa will look at negotiations and that will push any strike back 3 months. bargaining is expected to resume on monday. >> several people golfed in mcto give back to the families of police officers killed in the line of duty. several members of our 6abc

played a round of golf at jeffersonville golf club in norristown. the protect the badge raises money for several families in the region. "action news" doctor is the president. >> it makes me proud to see all these people come out here. >> anyone interested in helping to protect the badge tournament grow can donate by giving back to philly.com. there's much more to come on "action news" saturday morning. this ma -- majestic bird will join snoop. >> snow is always falling in parts of the -- is no is already falling in parts of the u.s. had

this year. >> reporter: 30 is showing up across the great lakes, check out where this air mass is heading. that's right it's moving east and into the delaware valley first thing tomorrow morning. i'll have the details in the seven day when we come right back

>> winter often makes an early move in in minnesota, but yestey a light, but steady snowfall fell on the town of proctor in

the northern section of the state. freeze warnings were issued throughout the area. temperatures are about 20 degrees below normal. >> reporter: isn't that nice? >> ooh, i'm not ready for it. >> reporter: we have air temperatures across minnesota in the 20s. there's cold stuff. old man winter is making an early appearance. in our neck of woods we have mild temperatures, we're close to 70 degrees, we have cloud cover out there and patchy drizzle and showers throughout the area. in the meantime, atlantic city is clear, at least as far as the rain is concerned, but you're picking up the clouds. storm tracker 6 live double scan what we'll see is some of the moisture down to the bottom of the screen that will overspread southern portions of new jersey we expect the coverage to increase and the intensity will picking up over the next several hours. we expect more of the showers

popping up briefly. willow grove seeing showers resumed into areas north and west of the city. horsham, 276 and state highway 309. showers pushing from south to north across the viewing area. we have a couple of more cells across south jersey, they are very isolated and very light. we are expecting the activity to pick up in the next couple of hours. 68 degrees in philadelphia. millville, a mild 66 with a breeze out of the southeast. sea isle city is up to 70. same thing with atlantic city on the boardwalk. allentown, 62. poconos, 55. wait until you see where you're going overnight tonight. huge area of low pressure you can see a counter clockwise swirl across the great lakes. this is the low that is driving the cold air into the heartland of the nation. the cold front is stretching across the eastern seaboard. get aload of the numbers, 39 in omaha. we have windchills in the teens

and 20s across the high plains right now. we are pick be up snow, you just saw the video. that's pushing north and east. it's pushing east, but it will be in and out of here in a day. the heart of this cold air will retreat up into canada, so we'll not see numbers that cold, but it's cold for this time. year. we're see showers this morning breaking for sunshine. sunday, combination of sun and clouds, breezy and cool with high temperatures barely cracking 60 degrees, over the next couple of hours, the radar will get going. we'll see showers east of the delaware river. areas west, we'll see clouds thin out a little bit. most of the heaviest weather is long gone. we'll see the clouds thin out, skies will brighten up and by afternoon it looks like a nice day, sun and clouds and temperatures in the low 70s.

it's overnight tonight when the numbers tank. dover, 72. philadelphia, 72. same number for millville. early showers and afternoon sun becoming breezy during the afternoon, as well. 39 degrees far western suburbs, 45, center city, mainly clear and chilly. winds out of the west at 10 to 15 miles per hour. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, we have just one day of this unusually cool weather and then we have a nice warmup. 72 degrees today, only 60 that's it for the high tomorrow. 72 monday, tuesday, we're up to 75. wednesday, maybe a shower early, otherwise breezy with clouds giving way to sun, 735. thursday, partly sunny, 74. friday, a combination of sun and clouds, mild high of 76. i know you're not a big fan of chilly weather and that's why you put it one day and the rest of the week is mild for you. >> thanks chris. don't forget you can take

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>> if you want to make some extra cash for the holidays, you may want to get your applications in now. two-thirds of the employers say they would have done most of their hiring by the middle of october. they say they want to have their seasonal workers in place and trained before the season gets going. many retailers are increasing their hiring this year. macy's plans to higher 86,000 employers. walmart will higher 60,000, and kohls will higher 50,000. pay pal will be sold off by ebay. it started as an independent company, but purchase i had in

2002 for $1.5 billion. pay pal accounts for one in every $6 spent online. an iowa couple left a tip for the waiter it wasn't for good service. the couple was celebrating their anniversary, they say they waited 20 minutes just for drinks and when they finally did order their service was terrible. the couple noticed how overwhelmed the waiter was. it turned out the waiter was the only person on the clock after another service called out sick. shultz spent time waiting tables in their younger years so they gave him 100 bucks on a 66-dollar bill. >> we can take a step back when you're in these circumstances and realize you can grace the world in kindness and generosity

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this front will charge east, it will clear everything out, but it will drop our temperatures. future tracker 6 shows clouds and showers, by afternoon we'll see the return of sunshine. 3:00 p.m., skies are before you and later this evening, not bad at all. temperatures in the 70s. right now, 68 degrees, clouds and showers, that will hold through 9:00 a.m., lunchtime, 70. 3:00 p.m., 72 with sunny skies, eva? >> turning to sports, the eagles gear up to face fails the saint louis rams at the linc and hope to imroorvel the 4- hope to improve it is 4-1 in front of the home crowd. >> reporter: good morning, michael kendrick has been ruled out of tomorrow's game against the rams due to the lingering calf injury. brandon boinken is questionable.

eagles are always looking to improve. >> it's early on in the year, it's a marathon, not a sprint. we have to work through things densively and we'll improve and continue to get better. >> tomorrow 11:30 mike quick and i will be live from the link for eagles game day kickoff. at 11:35 we'll return with the eagles game day final on 6abc. despite the report elsewhere, phillies say there's no change their ownership structure. in a statement, the phillies say over the life of the phillies partnership no one intent or family has owned a majority of the partnership and we do not foresee this changing in the future. jason worth in game one of

nlds. worth firing home, hunter pens beats the throw. the giants win, 3-2. game 2 coming up later on today. the flyers open the season wednesday in bogs ton if you can believe it. -- in boston if you can believe it. they headed to cape cod where they will work out and take part in team bonding activities, we're talking deep sea fishing and paint ball. >> we're going for a good time and get to know each other and same time get ready for boston. it's going to be a good time, i'm going to make sure we put the work in. >> a little fun before the season begins. that's a look at sports this morning, i'm ducis rogers you have yourself a terrific weekend! >> it the eagles football teas a real bird in its nest, his name is noah.

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>> 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 is here to look at the accuweather forecast. chris this is that annoying rain. >> reporter: it is it lasts for 20 minutes and goes away, and then a half-hour later you get rain for 20 minutes and it goes away. let's go live on sky 6 and see what's going on. that's a view of the platt bridge. we have a nice breeze out of the southeast at 15 miles per hour. every now and then we pick up a stronger gust. as we flip it over to storm tracker 6 live double scan we have showers out there, as well. we're zoomed into south jersey, millville, a mails landings reporting -- mays landing

reporting patchy drizzle and showers. for the skew reporting light rain, dover milford pushing toward the northeast at 15 to 20 miles per hour. the cold front is clearly defined on the water vapor image it's right here, dry air to the west, moist air to the east, showers ahead of it. we're seeing sunshine behind it. it's not a complete wash today, as a matter of fact it will be only from the morning to the mid morning hours and it will start to clear. we're talking about clouds giving way to sunshine by midday. breezy and sharply cooler overnight tonight, temperatures dropping into the 30s, well north and west, i'll have the details in the seven day when i come back in just a bit. >> new this morning, a teenager is in serious condition after being stabbed in the stomach across street from the philadelphia police headquarters. the action cam was at the scene

franklin square park at 8th and rails. investigators say two men confronted the 18-year-old there at 1:30. one of the suspects stabbed the teen. the two men ran off. the wounded teen is at hanheman hospital. police have not made any arrests. a fiery crash killed a person on i-95 it happened at 2:00 a.m. on the southbound lanes of i-95 south of marsh road exit ramp brandywine hundred. the driver 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 went to yardville elementary in hamilton township.

meanwhile, there are two new confirmed cases of entrovirus 68 in new jersey. that runs the total in the state to nine. at children's hospital in philadelphia, three children are hospitalized with what could be the virus. doctors say the patients are suffering with muscle weakness and their mris are showing spinal changes. the hospital has alerted the cdc and more tests are being done. the virus has hit more than 40 states and linked to four deaths. >> might see 3 to 8 children over the course of 12 months. to see three in a short time frame at chop is unusual and that's what other sisters are seeing, as well. >> reporter: doctors still don't know whether the children will ever regain their strength. health officials say the number of people in texas most at risk for contracting ebola has dropped from 100 to 50. those under observation have been contact with liberian

national to himself e.duncan who is in an isolation units at a dallas hospital. the family that he was staying with has been moved to a home in a gated community where they will live in isolation for three weeks. the apartment low left is being decontaminated. international aid and manpower to liberia is slowly strictling strictling -- trickling in. local groups are ready to fight the ebola outbreak they need supplies and training. >> these people are willing to bury the bodies. >> reporter: former congresswoman marjorie margolies on message via phone a web based fundraising pitch for a philadelphia organization she co-founded. >> we are reaching out to the community. the money to deal with the fallout of the ebola outbreak in

liberia. massive outside help is on the way, but as headlines suggests it is slow in arriving. marjorie margolies group as significant ties to liberia saying they trained and empowered thousands of women. now the women said they could make a difference getting food and water to quarantined families and removing bodies. >> they call us everyday some crying say we can do that. >> reporter: we skyped with a staffer in liberia, she said the government was overwhelmed. >> it was 48 hours to 72 hours to get them to come in. >> reporter: the community must step in and save itself, it needs training vehicles, protective suits masks and bleach. >> we need chlorine to disinfect the bodies and disinfect the wounds.

>> reporter: marjorie margolies has no doubt the outside help will arrive, but she said the women's campaign international is there with local people who are trusted. >> people are saying we need it now, people are dieing now. >> reporter: john rawlins channel 6 "action news." >> militants in syria are announcing they will kill a former army ranger who moved to the middle east to help with humanitarian aid. the militants show the soldier from indianapolis warning he'll be killed next. cassidy is being held by the islamic state militants and have no reason to doubt the authenticity of video. "good morning america" weekend will have more on this that begins at 8:00 a.m. a fire has destroyed the

9/11 memorial in delaware county. three administrative buildings were destroyed. the buildings are 2 miles from the memorial site that still under construction. park representatives say they are concerned about the memorabilia and arrest kind -- archival material that was stored in the buildings. the fire is under investigation. the department of veteran's affair is proposing to fire the head of the va health organization in pittsburgh. she is being accused of not handle legionairess disease. the vssments -- the va is recommending removing wolf for conduct unbecoming at that senior executive. what that was is unspecified.

wolf is on leave. emotional testimony was given yesterday organ the disarray of the philadelphia's veteran's affairs office. she had been with the veteran's office for 7 years she said stafferrers mishandled the claims and the vets deserve better. >> it's not fair to them, they sacrifice their life for us and they deserve more than a quick look at the 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 825,000 veterans in the region. the office first came under fire in july when a inspector again uncovered problems with record

management. a judge has denied trump entertainment who filed for bankruptcy production in september. attorneys for the company said it must decide what to do in the next couple of weeks. if the taj mahal 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. benefit affleck is a big screen thriller. meteorologist chris sowers has the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, narks saturday morning continues in just a moment.

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this is big, people. this is acme. you're in for something fresh. hey mom, you want glazed or chocolate? >> nothing unusual about taking a dip in the family pool, unless you happen to be a bear. the furry creature took a few sips and took not one, but three dips in the backyard pool in had an overtownship luzerne county. they are amazed the pool didn't collapse. >> he didn't use the tears to get in. >> reporter: all he needs is a frosty beverage and he is good to go. >> did you see had you big he

was when he stood up. oh, my goodness. >> what the heck is a pool doing open. it's october now. should not have been there, because there should not have been a pool open. else really hanging on to summer. these there's the view as we look at the camden waterfront. we're waking up to clouds and patchy drizzle and showers out there. there's a couple of locations reporting reduced visibility as the system pushes through. by afternoon we'll see the return of sunshine. storm tracker 6 live double scan showing just a little bit of green out there, shower activity across south jersey, actually most of it is east of the delaware river. areas west will pick up showers, as well. millville, cedarville reporting light rain, showers pushing over route 40 mainly north and west of buena. malaga reporting light rain same

thing with for the skew, as well. over -- fortescue, as well. this forecast is that this area will see more in year the coverage will increase. we're expecting showers over the next several hours. around 10:11, is when most of it will pull away and the skies will brighten up. dewpoint is 65, this means the atmosphere is saturated. wouldn't surprise me to see for. 60 degrees in fleetwood. slatington, 60 degrees. quakertown, 63. manners creek, 61. tanersville, 66. wait until you see how low you'll be at the same time tomorrow morning. warrington, 64. chester and center city, 67 degrees, gandys beach, 68. glassboro, the same, buena, 68 degrees, the leading edge of

that cooler weather is pushing through pittsburgh, it's close to 70 degrees in philadelphia. washington, d.c. and baltimore reporting 70. rich mondays, 71. charleston to the west, 48. pittsburgh 50, buffalo, 56. that's the leading edge of the cooler air that will charge east over the next 24 hours. we're ahead of the front so we're picking up the southeasterly winds and the cloud cover and showers clearing out by the morning hours. tomorrow afternoon, not that bad, especially for the eagles game, breezy and cooler, dry, high close to 60 degrees. 10:00 we'll see shower activity east of the delaware river. a couple of areas west could see showers, as well. this clears out at lunchtime, 1:00, we're seeing the skies brighten up, the sun will return, it's not a washout, just a couple of hours of dreary weather and things improve by afternoon. as we look ahead this weekend, the overall idea is for cooler

weather. tonight and tomorrow it will be cooler, but it's quickly pulling out and most of the next week looks mild as the jet stream climbs north to the u.s./canadian border once again. that will allow the shift -- winds to shift out of the southwest. it's a one day cold shot and temperatures modify. al up to, breezy, 6 degrees, jersey shore, morning showers, breezy, mild high of 73. philadelphia, highs around 72 which is close to average. showers this morning, otherwise clouds giving way to some sun, winds picking up out west at 15 to 20 miles per hour. mainly clear and chilly overnight tonight, 38 degrees for the western suburbs, 45 for center city. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, stays chilly tomorrow, high of 60 degrees, 72, sun and clouds monday, increasing clouds tuesday high of 75. you can see how much warmer the rest of the week is here, maybe

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>> reporter: welcome back, everyone, 6:55 saturday morning time for the travel forecast. we'll start you out with satellite and radar. you can see the weather is at the u.s./canadian border. look at how the numbers drop off behind the front. behind it we're down into 20 and 30s. bismarck, 28, home had a, 38. college football you'll see folks bundled up in coats and hat and scarf with temperatures that cold. philadelphia no reported delays, a little bit of light rain, 68 degrees.

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>> good morning, 7:00 october 4. a couple is hospitalize after their van rolls over and crashes in delaware overnight. a teenager is paralyzed after her suv crashes along the schuylkill. it's a rainy start to the weekend, will the sun make a return? chris sowers the man with the answer is outside with the accuweather forecast. just a few showers around the area right now. >> reporter: just a few, but it happens to be right where i'm standing, so i've got the umbrella. we have a lot of cloud cover out here, it's a far cry from last weekend, sunny and 84 degrees that's for sure. storm tracker 6 live double scan showing we have a couple of showers, one pushing through wynfield and manayunk and one east of the delaware valley pushing through camden and cherry hill. another stop will take us farther to the south, aacross interior