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good afternoon in the news this noon, violent protest ez in the wake of another deadly police shooting in missouri. and the search for parking garage bandits at work in rittenhouse. >> and the big story is a destructive fire that claimed one life at a delaware county assisted living facility for the disabled. the blaze left heavy damage in media. vernon odom is live outside of that facility as investigators begin their search for the cause. >> reporter: officials here at elwin are waiting for the state fire marshals for the official ruling on the investigation into what caused this deadly fire last night. the fire broke out in one resident room. it took about an hour to put it out, and most of the damage was

confined to one room where the only person that perished was living. >> we contained it to one room and we had one fatality. >> when they arrived the elwin staff evacuated the residents to safety. >> they were assisted by state police and we had seven troopers on location that were helping to evacuate the residents. >> elwin has some 225 permanent residents here, they have not released the name of the resident that perished here last night. this is where they house patients over the age of 60. the factors here point to some sort of electrical problem. officials here at elwin, a 162-year-old institution here. they will awaiting the official

ruling from the state marshal's office. live in middletown township, delaware county, vernon odom, channel 6 "action news." >> thank you. in other news an electric worker was killed on the job in upper chichester, the man fell from a bucket truck on keenan drive. the truck had a mechanical failure just before the man fell to the ground, the victim worked for lenny electric. chopper 6 was over a bizarre accident in doylestown where a horse was hit by a bus and killed. the transportation vehicle was heavily damaged in the crash on cold spring creamery road. the horse ran into the bus's path before 7:00 this morning, at least two people were taken to the hospital where minor injuries. >> happening now in montgomery county, the jury is weighing the

evidence in a case against a man accused of murdering a baby and her grandmother. we learned that in the trial of raghunandan yandamuri, one jury had to be replaced. david henry joins us now. >> reporter: the deliberations hit a snag and the jury deliberated for five hours before sending a note to the judge indicating that one of the jurors had become incapacitated for some reason. and this morning the judge replaced her with an alternate juror with no explanation. 28-year-old raghunandan yandamuri, his fate hangs in the balance right now, the jury is zod find him guilty of two counts of first degree murder. that could get him the death penalty. is he accused of killing saanvi

venna, and her grandmother, police say it was a botched kidnap for ransom plot. raghunandan yandamuri acted as his own attorney. he failed to explain how he met them and how he was coerced. police say he acted alone and there is no evidence of anyone else being involved. courtroom observers predicted a speedy verdict. the jury debated for five hours before calling it quits. they are back at it for five hours. this is called a reconstituted jury and that means they have to start their deliberations all over again from scratch. live in norristown, david henry, channel 6 "action news." >> all right david thank you. we have a sad update to bring you this noon. the drexel hill couple whose

baby bucket list went viral. gave birth this morning but hours later he died. jenna and dan haley posted pictures of his birth and death on their facebook page, prayers for shane. it read today at 6:13 a.m., after meeting his entire family and being baptised into the catholic face, baby shane died in his mother's arms. she learned in the first month of pregnancy that shane had a birth defect affecting his brain. they created a bucket list to make the most of time they had. police are looking for the vandals that left a racial slur on the walls of a catholic school. school maintenance crews quickly removed it and now investigators

are looking at surveillance video for possible clues. tensions are flairing in missouri following another deadly police involved shooting. >> the protest erupted after an off duty officer killed an 18-year-old black man just 20 miles from where michael brown was killed by an officer. he was on patrol for a private security company when he countered four men, they took off and he went in pursuit. hours later a large crowd started demonstrating, kicking police cars and they are investigating the shooting and whether the officer's actions were justified. the health of a spanish nurse battling ebola is

deteriorating this noon. the nurse's assistant is the first to catch the disease outside of the zone. the first person diagnosed into the u.s. thomas duncan, died of ebola. and now a woman is being tested for ebola, she was in the country trying to treat people with the virus. back here five airports step up their response to ebola and a cleaning crew at la guardia airport has gone on strike. they say they don't have the proper equipment to clean planes properly. >> we are posting updates to 6abc.com and can you learn more about the virus and the symptoms and how it spreads with the continuing coverage online. turning to accuweather now, one more day of sunshine before the clouds start to move in. sky 6 hd looking live at the ben franklin bridge, breezy and cooler than yesterday. we have wet fall weather coming our way starting tomorrow.

meteorologist, david murphy, over at the big board with the latest. pretty bright out there. in the picture of the ben franklin bridge, high clouds are streaking xroefr head and we have that on satellite and the clouds are thin and high enough to allow sun through. it will be fairly bright over the next several hours, and more of this extra cloud cover from pittsburgh banging in and that could make it more overcast later in the day but mainly bright and pretty. 67 in philadelphia right now, 65 in allentown and 67 in wilmington and 66 in sea isle city, and probably only going to add 2 or 3 degrees to the numbers you see on the board right now. 67 at 2:00 and 69 by 3:00, that is more or less your high, might hit 70 in spots, 68 by 4:00 and mid-60s in the 5:00 to 6:00 period. we have some cloud cover on

satellite, it's a massive cloud cover out to the west because of an area of low pressure and a warm front pushing in our direction tomorrow morning. expect to start out cloudier and they will start to produce drizzle and light rain in the afternoon and build into steadier rain tomorrow night. i'll have more on future tracker 6 and give you the answer to the weekend question, zp the rain linger into the weekend. it's all just ahead. >> thank you david. there is more to come on "action news," a neighborhood dispute ends with one man in the hospital. >> plus, allegations of high school hazing, how a boy was abused by soccer players at a west pennsylvania school. those st

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school where a student with autism says he was duct taped to a soccer poll. at highlands high school. aust austin devonsack described what happened to him. >> they duct taped my waste to the pool as hard as they could and then they attempted to try to take a picture of it. i told them no and they walked off in frustration, he was freed by an off-duty police officer that found him 15 minutes later. the investigation is ongoing. a north carolina student was pepper sprayed inside of his own home because they thought he was a burglar. he had just returned to his foster parents house when a neighbor called 911.

officers ordered him to put his hands on the door, he asked why and was pepper spray. his foster parents are upset saying everything they worked on with the teenager was stripped away. he says he was losing the popular ride share when he got into an argument about directions with his driver, that is when the driver allegedly attacked him with a hammer. >> the cab came and we got in and the next thing i remember i was in the icu and doctors were working on my left eye. >> what is frightening about this incident is it's an unprovoked and unnecessary attack, felony, assault with a deadly weapon, a hammer. >> he says he is still considering taking legal action against uber, doctors say

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obtaining stolen information to make fake cards. older cards rely on a magnetic strip that is for hacking. seniors in 49 states do not have the income to retire comfortably, households 65 and older in those stateses are living on less than $65,000 a year. nevada and washington, d.c., were the only places that seniors had enough income to stop working. when it comes to getting older, the focus is on health and medical costs but lisa thomas-laury found a group focused on the social needs of seniors. >> it's called the philadelphia positive aging lunch series and it's for seniors.

>> it's a way to supeach other and get new ideas gl today the idea was supporting the commune. >> have a network was vital to people and the guest speaker was from friends of city. >> we run 75 or 80 programs every month and they range from walking groups to book groups to play reading groups and canasta groups. >> the group has one or two activities every day. we have a happy hour every month and "morning joe" at the terminal and we get a 10% discount. >> friends of city started with 17 members and now has more than 300 and a focus on giving back as well as taking advantage of all that philadelphia has to offer. >> it's not all about decline and loss, there are lots of wonderful opportunities to

engage in the world and learn new things and to feel vital. >> if are you interested in volunteer opportunities and social groups, check out our website at 6abc.com/art of aging. lisa thomas-laury, channel 6 "action news." >> the "action news" team is out works on news stories for tonight beginning at 4:00. here is alicia vitarelli with a preview. >> reporter: hey guys, coming up today at 4:00, on big talkers, we'll tell you what one nebraska public schools wants teachers to call boys and girls and it's taking it to a whole new level of pc. >> and the economy, social security and ebola, the government has no shortage of topics to tackle. find out what the government is about to spend a half million dollars on. and have a jammed garbage disposal or appliance, don't

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lower your blood sugar with invokana®. imagine loving your numbers. ask your doctor about invokana®. david is here now with accuweather, nice today but questionable this weekend? >> yes, at least the beginning of the weekend. stormtracker 6 live double scan shows us that we are dry and chopper 6 hd got some nice pictures as we were threeing above the delaware river, some high clouds were streaking overhead and that is what you can expect to see this afternoon. the clouds getting more pronounced the last several hours. and how about that dew point, a

nice low number, that indicates dry, crisp air and the winds are blowing around at 15 miles per hour, not as blustery as yesterday. 67 in the city, and 67 in wilmington and 67 increaseding. not too much variation, 65 in allentown and similar numbers in wildwood and the airport in atlantic city. winds in general not as strong as yesterday, we have some areas reporting single digit winds rights now, you feel them jump into the teens and that make its more blustery. the clouds are streaking across, not much to these clouds but out to the west we see thicker stuff and again over the next several hours, it might start to cloud up more. generally the flavor. majority of the day is mostly sunny and that is what we call it in allentown, 68 degrees and down the shore similar situation and perhaps giving way to more cloud cover along the way. and 68 degrees down by the

water. 69 by the water and urban centers hit 70 or 71 and a bit breezy out there with the high clouds, building a bit as the day goes on and building at 16 miles per hour. a few clouds tonight and chilly, 54 is the overnight low, the winds die down to 5 miles per hour. and we'll see the sun mixing with clouds and on the breezy side through the commute. 68 by 4:00 and 65 by 5:30 and we dip by early evening down to 61 degrees, a warm front to the south will encourage the clouds out to the west to continue sliding to the east. 62 will be all we'll see and it will be cloudy and cool tomorrow and there will be showers and sprinkles developing through the day. we might see a little bit of that through the morning and future tracker 6 taking us from dawn until noon. and then you see through the

afternoon we have more rain filling in and there might be a heavier cell that pops through briefly, and honestly we are keeping the idea of damp conditions possible straight into the evening and early saturday morning, the seven day from accuweather, sunny and cooler, and 69 degrees not too bad, clouds in the morning and rain and drizzle and building as the day goes on and we'll get steady rain and 64 is the high there. and probably rain lingering early on saturday morning but it looks like it could be out of here as soon as 8:00 to 10:00 and then improvement. dry for the union at night and the crucial game for the union. bring your sweatshirt. the eagles are probably dry at night on sunday but unsettled early next week.

"action news" at 12:30 continues, with rick williams, sara bloomquist and meteorologist, david murphy. here are the stories we are following on "action news" at noop noon we are live on the scene where a man was stabbed in his own home by his neighbor overnight. and surveillance cameras catch

two men stealing several bikes from residents in center city. now, the details on an exclusive story out of southwest philadelphia, a man says he woke up this morning to find a neighbor stabbing him in his back. authorities say that the suspect suffers from mental illness. chad pradelli is live at 57th and christian with the latest on the investigation. >> reporter: rick, really a bizarre story, the stabbing happened this morning at 8:30, here is what police tell me, the suspect lives in the house there with the red siding, he walked down a few doors and went into the home and stabbed him and then left the home. and according to police began threatening children and put the knife to one of their throats. melton ferrier has two puncture wounds in his back, he woke from a deep sleep to his neighbor

standing over him stabbing him. >> i am sleeping and i feel someone stabbing me and i thought it was my wife. >> he fled out of home and doesn't know why his neighbor became so violence. neighbors say that after the attack, the suspect began threatening to stab children while they were waiting for the bus. >> he started terrorizing the neighborhood and it's not safe for our kids. >> the suspect was captured a short time later and it appears he suffers some sort of mental illness. >> crazy, crazy morning, scary scary. >> ferrier was treated at a local hospital and he will be okay. and despite the frightening start to the day he kept his exception of humor. >> and motive is unclear right now, detectives are questioning the suspect as well as

witnesses, and so far the suspect's name has not been released. chad pradelli, channel 6 "action news." >> thank you for that report. police in upper darby has identified miguel esclon, stabbing a man in the neck on market street. superintendant, michael chitwood says that he should be considered armed and dangerous. >> i have detectives and a full-court press searching the area trying to find other areas where he prior lived. >> superintendant chitwood says that investigators are trying to determine what led up to that fight. the victim is in critical condition at the hospital of the university of pennsylvania. >> a juror has been replaced as the deliberations continue for the man accused of killing a baby and her grandmother.

the family of raghunandan yandamuri left the courtroom late last night along with the family of the victims it's been two years since raghunandan yandamuri was accused of killing saanvi venna and her grandmother. investigators underway after a racial slur is found painted on the front door of a high school in philadelphia at the catholic high school in spring garden, someone saw it and called authorities. the slur has been removed. fire investigators are working to figure out the cause of air deadly fire at an assisted living center in delaware county. the blaze broke out at 9:30 last night at the elwin institute in media. one resident was unaccounted for. the fire chief says that person later died from injuries suffered in the blaze xg the

victim's identity is not yet released. a work who fell from a bucket truck in chester county this morning has now died. the incident happened at 7:30 in upper chichester, the man worked for lenny electric, he fell after a mechanical failure involving the truck, the worker's name has not been released. dallas where an ebola patient died. they continue to monitor the 50 that are believed to have can't with him while he was contagious. none have showed symptoms but today a sheriff's deputy had tied to him. marcy gonzales is live now with the very latest. >> reporter: funeral arrangements are still being made for the ebola patient who died here yesterday and now the deputy is here being tested for the virus.

the deputy rushed to the hospital still in isolation, michael was part of the team that brought a quarantine notice to the home where duncan was stayi staying, entering without gear, he never came into direct contact with the patient, when he started to have an upset stomach he wanted to have every precaution. >> it's a scary time. >> a scary time for one family and a sad time for another. >> duncan's friends and family holding a memorial service last night, hours after the 42-year-old who contracted ebola in liberia died in this dallas hospital. across the globe serious concern about the virus potentially spleding further. five of the largest airports in the u.s. have started to conduct extra screening of passengers getting off flights in west africa and new york's la guardia

yeah airport -- nearly 200 airport employees responsible for cleaning airplanes, protesting some walking off the job. despite experts reiterating that ebola is only contracted with direct contact with the patient. >> i don't feel safe, because we are not adequately quipped to deal with it. >> and we just got an update from the hospital in nebraska, where an american journalist is being treated for ebola we are told he is still in stable condition. live in dallas, marcy gonzales, channel 6 "action news," back to you. >> thank you. the search is on this noon for the thiefs that pulled off a weekend crime in center city philadelphia. this surveillance video was released this morning showing two men breaking into a garage along southeast 18 and street late saturday night. they carefully picked the locks

of six bicycles and walked them out one by one. if you recognize the thieves, contact philadelphia police. the candidates for pennsylvania governors are getting some big name support today. hillary clinton will be at independence mall for tom wolf and chris christie will be on the main line for incumbent governor, tom corbett. at their debate last night, corbett accused wolf of trying to be all things to all people. recent polls give wolf a solid lead over corbett. crews are working to fix a water main break that closed a portion of route 100 in chester county, chopper 6 hd was over the scene here at east township line road. crews managed to get the water turned off but the northbound lanes of route 100 are detoured until the repairs can be made

and when chopper 6 hd is in the air you can log on and take control of the camera by logging on to 6abc.com or using the chopper 6-360 app. and another nice day today, enjoy it, because tomorrow accuweather is calling for some rain. lets go to atlantic city, and check out the scene here at this noon hour, a pretty sight, blue skies but nobody on the beach though. david murphy has more from accuweather. maybe cool for the beach? >> yes, for the beach and pool but a nice day and nice temperatures for this time of year, average in fact sara, satellite shows you if you have plans to head out to our area roads and highways, it's a good way to get the shades ready. because we are looking fairly sunny, the clouds you see forming overhead now are thin enough to allow quite a bit of sun in. there is a little push of thicker cloud cover out through

pittsburgh streaks through northern pennsylvania, for the afternoon and evening commute though, no precipitation in mind, 68 degrees by 4:00 and 65 by 5:30. and down to the low 60s by 7:00 and breezy with the clouds overhead, the high, thin stuff beginning to build a bit as the afternoon goes on. a nice picture from upstate new york from the twitter follower, rob. this is the changing of the leaves. and if you do have plans to head to the north, it looks okay in terms of changing leaf cover, if you can make it up to massachusetts or vermont or new hampshire, we are in peak, same with new york state and close to it in connecticut and areas close to the poconos. and future tracker 6 showing that saturday morning there could be left over rain and perhaps over philadelphia, but up to the north in new york state, by 11:30 we are dry in the areas and same thing throughout the day on saturday and sun looks to be good weather

up north. can you hang around here because the leaves will start to change and get real nice and bright over the next couple of weeks here as well. >> i look forward to raking them. hundreds of companies are on the campus of drexel university looking to hire students, representatives of 220 companies are attending the drexel university fall career fair today. they say it's the large of the number of employers to attend the fall fair in the last five years, the fair is going on at the drexel armory. there is more ahead this afternoon, a mother's plea is anned by a lehigh valley firefighter. how they are working to save a little girl's life. i'm nydia han, air cleaners promise to get rid of dust and allergens. consumer reports tests them and we have results.

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and it turns out he was a match. >> we are there to help by calling 911 if they need us, it's part of our job, this is something i thought would be nice to do and as of now everything is working out. >> thompson is donating a part of his live and the surgery is schedule the for later this month. gas prices dropped in the region again overnight. the national average is $3.25 this noon down 2 cents overnight and down 8 since last week. drivers in philadelphia pay $3.34 and delaware $3.14 and south jersey the average is close to $3.04. consumer news this noon, air cleaners promise to rid your home of pollutants and other allergens, but tests done by consumer reports shows that some are far better than others. here is nydia han with the details. >> reporter: consumer reportses

tested dozens of air purifiers clear the air about what really works. air cleaners make claims like captures 99% of allergens and irritants, removes dust and pet dander and pollen and gives healthier, fresher air. consumer reports tested 60 air cleaners, they pump contaminated s into this. >> you want it to remove dust and mold from your room quickly and quietly. some were slow and not affective. >> here is a tip -- >> even the best air cleaner is not going to be enough if are you not very proactive of removing concontaminatacontamna and dusting and not smoking in the room, those things are much more important than just using an air cleaner. >> if you still want an air

cleaner, consumer reports says stay away from electro static ones, they can produce a small amount of ozone and that could aggravate asthma. >> use ones that use filters. they recommend this one from honeywell for $250, it's relatively quiet and excels at removing pollen and dust and smoke. >> for homes heated and cooled with forced air. the three ansell 350 is good for removing dust and smoke and one of the least expensive tested. it will be needed to installed

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child italian. here is alicia vitarelli. our resident italian, a month long series of events across the city and the majority of the events are free from opera to art to food and a celebration of eight decades of italian shoe design. mayor michael nutter kicked off the event and said it's about recognizing the hard work of italians that helped to build this city. >> it's a wonderful place to have the sensation of italians, everybody loves italy, lets give them an opportunity to be italian for one month. one of the events happening is one that is special to us here at 6 abc, i'll be cohosting the annual columbus day parade, it

airs live from 1:00 until 2:30 in the afternoon. and a wonderful festival in the afternoon and stop by and say hi to us. i love this parade coming up on sunday. >> thank you alicia. speaking of parades, alicia needs a nice day on sunday. >> she'll get one a little cool but not bad, with dry conditions, stormtracker 6 live double scan showing us in a there is no rain out there. and as we take a look outside, we have plenty of sunshine across the region with high clouds streaking in from the west and over the airport almost nothing but sun and looking pretty good too. you should enjoy the day, the high lights include bright conditions with high clouds streaking in later in the afternoon and tomorrow afternoon cloudy and have been you'lly damp. 67 and dew point 37 and winds 15 miles per hour from the southwest in philadelphia. there is the concern cloud

cover, thin and breaking apart as it tries to push to the east, thicker clouds to the west initially encounters the dry air and falls apart as well. we are looking at an increase in cloud cover later today and tonight. similar from north to south, 69 in reading and 69 in philadelphia, 69 is your high in cape may and 68 in atlantic city. 70 in wilmington and some spots around wilmington hit 71, looking ahead the rest of afternoon, we are going for a high of 69, by 3:00, and 66 by 5:00 with clouds streaking in later today. and a few clouds around by 7:00 and then down to 58 at 9:00 and the overnight low dipping to 54, we get into tomorrow and here is what the morning looks like, a lot of cloud cover around and a couple of sprinkles early on and the better chance is after lunch where we have sustained showers

building in and you see them. every model run shows the timing changing a little bit but clouds in the morning and a better chance of rain and drizzle later into the day, this is the 4:00 image with the latest run and we have a steadier sprinkle or shower and this model has us drying out a bit on monday night and still cloudy however and i will allow for a sprinkle our shower and overnight into saturday morning, steadier rain comes through and that does look like it wants to get off the coast quickly and we may be down to light sprinkles or showers. and they should be off the coast saturday morning. your exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, sunny and cooler today and tomorrow we have clouds in the morning and rain and drizzle at times, the better chance of it in the day and i can't rule out something during the morning rush. 62 on friday and more rain and

drizzle at night and heavier stuff into saturday morning. saturday a day of improvement, 67 is the high and in the afternoon we should dry out and see some late day sunshine, i'm hosting the parkinson'ss walk next to the art museum on friday morning. on sunday, sun to clouds and 63 is the high there, looks dry during the day and probably staying dry at night for the eagles. we had a scare of rain but not a good chance of that now. a couple of showers on monday and 70s and unsettled on tuesday and wednesday.

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is thank goodness it's thursday. and the tgit lineup kicks off with "grey's anatomy" and "scandal" at 9:00 and then how to get away with murder. we learn about the murder of her husband. and as you watch make sure to join the conversation online with the stars of the programs, our own alicia vitarelli will be there online at #~ 6 abc tgit. it's beautiful so far today. >> thank you david. >> as we take a look, we are looking at a nice afternoon, sun mixes with a few additional clouds as we go into the later part of the afternoon, are you looking at high temperatures in the upper 60s, just a little bit breezy out there. a couple of spots like middletown and philadelphia, have a shot at 70, if not you'll only miss by a tic or two.

and by the shore it's the same, 60s and a few clouds mixing with sun and a bit on the breezy side, enjoy the sunshine while you got it. we'll have developing sprinkles and drizzle during the day. >> thanks david. from you looking for distraction this afternoon, check out these stories. one father made a beautiful new time lapse capturing what it was like to coach her daughter through her next steps. and it's pumpkin time, get rid for halloween with these creative and spooky jack-o-lantern designs. those stories are there right now at 6abc.com/distraction. >> thank you. that does it for "action news" at noon, don't forget to join us for "action news" at 4:00, 5:00 and 6:00. >> for rick williams, david and 6:00. >> for rick williams, david murphy, i'm sara bloomquist hav

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