>> good morning, it is 6:00 a.m. on this thursday, october 16 we're following breaking traffic news right now. >> a part of the schuylkill expressway is shut down due to a roll-over crash. >> storm tracker 6 live shows what's left of the rainstorm. accuweather tells us when the clouds will open up to sunshine. >> philadelphia prison inmate says a guard badly beat him and he has the proof on video. >> karen is off, let's go over to matt pellman with the latest on the schuylkill expressway and david has accuweather. >> reporter: goodgood morning, s get to storm tracker 6 live double scan, over the last

half-hour or so, philadelphia is drying out. southern bucks county and parts of the northeast philadelphia seeing a linking sprinkle. the heavier rain highlighted in yellow is pushing toward the east. we have backed up storm drains here and there, but generally speaking things are improving. there's a break up in the cloud cover in washington and beyond. as we go through the day we'll return sunshine to the picture. 63 in allentown. low 60s in wilmington, dover and sea isle city. as we head out door to catch the school bus, we hover in the mid 60s all the way. if you're heading to school or anywheres on your smart phone, storm tracker 6 live app showing we're at 66. upper 60s by 6:00 p.m.

there's a chance of an additional shower popping up this afternoon, that's few and far between. matt pellman you have a lot lights on the roads that's not good. >> reporter: a lot of flashing lights. good morning to you and everybody, it's not a good morning on the schuylkill expressway eastbound side past montgomery drive as you head toward girard avenue. there was a roll-over accident about a half-hour ago. no eastbound traffic is getting by as you come away from the boulevard, we have the traffic parked for a half-hour. they have some of the westbound lanes blocked, but luckily they have reopened them. heading out of the city toward the boulevard an king of prussia you can get by now. eastbound you're dealing with slow speeds and you're not getting through heading toward the city. think about using the river drive they will be slippery with the wet leaves. bail at city avenue and take belmont on into girard from

there get back into the eastbound lanes of the schuylkill expressway. we'll keep tabs on that we're keeping tabs on i-95. southbound we have problems with one of the grates leading to a hole in the road iowa in the work zone, south of cottman avenue. we're seeing an early extra heavy jam on i-95 southbound coming down from academy. watching a crash by the montgomeryville cycle center at 309. one in frank cone i can't, banberry drive. in delco there's a vehicle crash media northbound 252. we have an extra heavy northbound delay on 42 coming up from 41 to 295. in gloucester township by the cvs the traffic is not working at college drive, police are directing traffic there. >> happening today philadelphia

city council will hold a public hearing on whether city emergency and healthcare workers prepared for ebola. the second victim with ebola has flown from dallas to emory university hospital. the head of the cdc vincent should not have been allowed to fly from cleveland to dallas because she took care of thomas duncan. two soccer coaches we tired because players taunted a player on the other side calling him ebola. the police chief in lehigh county said he moved from the

region with the ebola crowd break. >> he was upset it got to that level. >> reporter: several students are facing disciplinary action. his parents live in west africa, and he said it worries about them daily. our coverage continues at 6abc.com. we have the latest on the dallas healthcare works as well as details on what the medical industry knows about ebola and pets. >> it's now 6:05. a beating inside philadelphia's largest prison is under investigation, but the suspect is not an inmate, but a prison guard. "action news" reporter, katherine scott filed this report. >> reporter: cameras from this correctional facility captured this last month. the officer punching the inmate while he was handcuffed. >> there's 15 close fisted punches at short range while mr. wise back has the prisoner

in a head lock. >> reporter: a prison report indicates that the prisoner was taking to the infirmary to get his eyes washed out. as he was being escorted with his hands handcuffed behind his backs, he said his client was overpowered. >> we entrust people who are arrested in our society to these institutions and the personnel who works in these institutions. >> reporter: officer wiseback claimed the prisoner threatened him and spit in his face. >> if you look at the video you see no reaction that someone inflicted spitle in his face or facial area. >> police say a man was killed after jumping on a bed. it happened on the 1300 block of

parkside south in wymissing. he started a sleeping person by jumping on the bed. he pulled out a gun he keeps under his pillow and meant to put a scare into the man and the two struggled. the gun went off killing the man. he is charged with involuntary manslaughter. happening today the philadelphia federation of teachers is holding a demonstration before the school reform commission meeting. the union is protesting the decision to cans the pft contract and impose changes to healthcare benefits. the decision will save the district $50 million this year. >> lawmakers in new jersey are looking beyond just pulling levers at casinos to add more gaming revenue. maribel abers is live would your

market watch report. >> reporter: the governor may turn to candy crash asking how to add candy crush to slot machines and websites. it's seen to boost the casino industry and nevada is considering a similar plan. stock went plunging yesterday. the futures are pointing to a lower open. $804 that's how much consumers are expected to spend on holiday shopping. this is according to a survey from the national retail federation and shoppers will be looking for bargains. 75% of those surveyed said sales and discounts will be the factors in deciding where to shop. next year you won't need cable or satellite tv to watch hbo, so homes with a web connection, but no cable can watch the paid tv service, they

are hoping to pull in the 80 million u.s. homes that do not have hbo. time warner is the parent company of hbo and cnn. >> you can watch us, watch abc app and mind control. [laughter]. >> reporter: storm tracker 6 live double scan we're working on drying things out. as you look at storm tracker 6 live close up, you can see the heavy rain is pushing off to the north and east of trenton. and trenton is down to the last, little moderate sprinkle or shower. most of south jersey is drying out that's good news. keep in mind the roads are wet and with the leaves we're seeing accidents. as we look outside we're trying to dry out at the airport.

it's a little bit wet. take it slow. 66 in philadelphia. 63 in allentown. 63 in reading. 61 in wilmington and low 60s through south jersey and southern delaware. we are getting some indications from some of our social media followers, including codey in in leesport, pennsylvania. in reading we set a one-day rainfall record with 2.9 inches. lots of rain in the western suburbs. a fair amount in philadelphia. more like an inch on average and all this is pushing away. future tracker 6 shows you we'll continue to see that go bye-bye when we go up to 8:00 and 9:00. there's a chance of another spoke of instability provide quick moving showers. steady rain for ten minutes

where that hits, most of you won't see it. allentown, 72 degrees, clouds and sun, a spotty shower possible, but generally speaking it's a good looking day ahead. down the shore, 70 is the high. clouds and sun at times. drying on out down the shore, as well. if philadelphia, pleasant not as mild as the last couple of days. clouds and sun, spotty showers possible. with any luck the neighborhood you're in will be completely dry of the rest of the way. 65 degrees by 8:00. 68 degrees by 11. staying in the 60s through the morning. we spend the afternoon in the low 70s. high of 72 hitting around 3:00 p.m. it's a day where we sit on the high for a couple of hours. hurricane gonzalo is up to a category 4. look at that well-defined eye of

the hurricane. it will head toward bermuda by friday afternoon probably as a category 3. it's been 2003 since they got a category 3. that's rough stuff for bermuda tomorrow. part friday, partly sunny and nice 70. saturday, sunny and breezy high of 69. take a look at sunday here's the big change coming would he have a frontal boundary coming through saturday night, maybe a shower out of the that. it's not a big deal. the big deal will be how much cooler it is whu wake up sunday morning. monday morning in the low 40s 2349 philadelphia and we stay in the upper 50s. >> high 70s to the 50s. >> we have breaking news, an update on it, at least, the schuylkill expressway roll-over crash has turned deadly.

matt pellman hopefully this will serve as a warning to other drivers it's slippery out there. >> reporter: it is, matt, the traffic is parked on the eastbound side of the schuylkill expressway, no traffic is getting by heading toward center city. we'll talk about alternates and other closures because of

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>> welcome back here's the latest on our breaking news, a rollover accident on the

schuylkill expressway eastbound near dwird -- near girard, it's been fatal.expressway eastbound an hour ago the vehicle flipped over. that accident has been judged to be fatal. you can see the see the backup on the roads. >> matt when we have fatal crashes they tend to take longer to clear. >> reporter: that's right, authorities have to get out there to investigate what happened in the accident. the good news they are letting the left lane get by the accident scene on the eastbound side of the schuylkill expressway heading toward center city. this is causing a mammoth delay. this is east of montgomery drive between there and girard avenue. thing alternates. the delays from the schuylkill expressway eastbound crash are spilling back on the boulevard south of fox street hitting the brakes down to 76. you can seem the traffic barely

moving by the ridge avenue off ramp. alternates include the river drive. the warning him with them it's going to be very slippery. on a wet morning with wet leaves it's a slick ride on the kelly and mlk. but they are open. another option if you're in a truck and you can't use the river drive get off at city avenue and take that from belmont to girard and from girard get back on the eastbound side of the 76. i-95 southbound side issues with a grate leading to not so great traffic. it's a hole in the roadway. they had to come out and fix it. the right lane is blocked. we're seeing jammed traffic from academy to cottman. bad crash in whitpain township closing morris road at 202. delco, still have the rollover crash on the ramp media route 1

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stick with the river drive and belmont avenue to get around the eastbound blockage. 295 southbound between florence and columbus taking out a lane. garden state parkway southbound someone run off the road southbound of lbi. expect delays there. >> reporter: we have rain departing north an east, we have light sprinkles and showers north an east of philadelphia, now pushing away from trenton. the roads behind the rain which was heavy at times are very wet with wet leaves as part of the pack raj -- package is why we're seeing accidents most of the kids could use umbrellas, this afternoon, t-shirts work for a while we'll go from the 60s to the low 70s for a high. slight chance of spotty shower,

but most of the afternoon is dry. down the at the airport, green planes in all our travel destinations, but we have rain in newark, new jersey and jfk in new york city if case -- in case you're getting a connecting flight. we have a ribbon cutting on the new building at 15th and arch street. after the ribbon cutting, guests and press will go on a tour of the buildings. >> giants have a 4-1 deficit gains the cardinal's and ended up winning it, 6-4. giants lead the series 3-1. the winner will play the kansas royals. the royals have not lost a single game in the playoffs. >> 6:23 we're following several

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eastbound has been shut down completely at times and other times they are letting one lane go by. the westbound side has a gaper delay, so it is quite a mess, our katherine scott is there at the scene she'll have a live report coming up at 6:30 and matt pellman will have the traffic details as well. >> a new study shows that exercise is part vital partly of mental health. researchers found exercising 3 times a week reduced the odds of developing aggression by 16% enfor every extra activity session, the risk dropped further. >> we follow the latest developments on the ebola patients in america and the potential threat they pose to others. >> thieves make off with a heavy haul from a convenience

>> breaking right now a deadly crash is causing gridlock on one of the busiest highways in our area. >> anxiety increases across te area as ebola spreads ever so slightly. >> the rain is moving out of the region, accuweather has the call for your morning commute. >> good morning 6:30, time to get a look at weather with david murphy and a lot is going on on the schuylkill expressway. >> reporter: good morning, we have cloud cover left over across the region. as you look at storm tracker 6 live double scan that radar is working controversy time, yesterday and last night. but now we're seeing the rain depart out over the ocean and light sprinkles down the shore and up along trenton. we're seeing clouds break along

southern delaware. the gray you see to the south and west will break up quickly and we'll see the return of sunshine even at the late in the afternoon. 64 in allentown. 61 in wilmington. 62 in sea isle city. if you're heading out to school or the office, the smart phone says 64. the temperature as expected dipped a little bit, but it will be turning around by noon, 70 degrees. that's the high at 3:00 p.m., 72. there's a slight chance of an additional spotty shower popping up after 3:00 p.m. and extending into 8:00 tonight, most of you will miss out on that, keep your smart phone handy and you can use storm tracker 6 live free apps radar feature to check out where the spotty showers are. when i step inside things cool down over the weekend.

>> reporter: i need everybody to do me a favor and keep the expectations nights and low for the -- nice arena low for the morning commute. i-76 eastbound we have a fatal accident between montgomery and girard, the left lane is slowly creeping by heading toward center city. you're facing a parking lot as you come east of belmont through the scene east of montgomery drive. emergency crews remain on the scene investigating. the eastbound delay is spilling back on the boulevard jammed solid barely moving from south of broad to the schuylkill expressway. you need to think alternates to the eastbound side of 76 the obviously one being the river drives, the kelly and mlk they are slippery especially with the wet leaves. if you're in a truck you can't use the river drives, take belmont into girard. this is causing local routing on

the septa bus routes. i-95 southbound we had earlier repairs to a broken grate. morris road is closed. skippack pike is an alternate. that's just the tip of the iceberg, matt. >> we continue our coverageful breaking traffic storage, katherine scott is live over the schuylkill expressway on the strawberry mansion bridge. what do you see? >> reporter: fire department officials confirmed that one person has died, from where we are on the strawberry mansion bridge you can see major backups, there are a lot of tail lights there, cars jammed packed they are not going anywhere

quickly. from time to time officials do seem to be letting a lane go by, this is going very slowly. you can't see the accident from here. ful that's up ahead, but again, the backup guess for miles. the crash happened around 5:15 between montgomery drive and girard on the schuylkill expressway. a vehicle overturned up ahead, the fire department confirmed we have a fatality. the exact circumstances surrounding the crash haven't been released. there's no word on the victim's identity. again, avoid this area, eastbound lanes blocked nearby montgomery avenue. they seem to be letting some cars by from time to time, but there are lane closures here. if you want to avoid this area, matt pellman is giving you up dates on the alternates. katherine scott channel 6 "action news." >> two armed robbers held up a 7-eleven in the city's wissinoming section at 2:30 a.m.

at harbison and torresdale. they got the cash register and fled on foot. >> the second nurse infected with ebola has been flown to emory university hospital in atlanta. curiously one of the people by her side as she boarded wasn't wearing a haz/mat suit it was very strange. officials have not given a reason why that was. the nurse 29-year-old amber vincent came down with ebola after helping to care for thomas eric duncan who died in dallas last week. the day before vincent was hospitalized, somebody from the cdc gave her permission to fly on a commercial plane despite the fact she had a low-grade fever. the head of the cdc said that was a mistake. >> she was in a group of individuals known to have

exposure to ebola she should not have traveled on a commercial ariel. >> reporter: meanwhile, another one of duncan's nurses nina pham remains at the texas hospital where she she is improving. officials say they expect the number of people infected to climb. our coverage of the ebola outbreak continues at 6abc.com. we'll have the latest on the dallas healthcare workers, swells the global response to the crisis. >> happening today a rally at the state house in trenton to protest governor christie's two nominees for the pinelands commission the nominees support the construction of a pipeline through the forest reserve. the pointees replace two people who oppose the pipeline whose

terms have expired. >> vice president biden will be at penns landing joined by bob case request and chaka fattah and bob brady. they will be promoting american infrastructure. >> we don't know if the weather related to the death of the person on the schuylkill expressway. >> reporter: i think we can say you can take it slow. it was heavy rain overnight. storm tracker 6 live double scan right now shows we are drying out, that's the good news. as we take a closer look at the precipitation, it is moving north an east of philadelphia, bucks county is dry, areas along the coast dealing with the last of the significant showers and off the coast of cape may maybe close enough to surf city to clip it over the next half-hour or so. all this as is in the process of

going bye-bye. we have wet conditions, but road conditions are improving and with the leaves as matt pellman has been telling us this morning it can be extra slick where the leaves get on the roads. cool to start out. 64 degrees, dewpoint, 60. future tracker 6 shows we're seeing drying as we go to 8:00 and beyond. when we get in the afternoon, we'll see sun returning today with clouds. after 3:00, 4:00 there's a chance of one more spoke of energy coming through that could bring very scattered showers. this might give you a steady downpour for only ten or 15 minutes, but then they are done. great afternoon as i mentioned a moment ago for the school kids to have the app on your smart

phone. 65 degrees by 8:00. 68 by 11. we spend the morning in the 60 he is. in the afternoon we're looking for a mixture of clouds and sun we'll spend the afternoon in the low 70s high of 72. low 70est in cape may, low 70s in the central portion of the region, 72 in allentown and 73 this reading. hurricane gonzalo is an issue. it was a category 3 and now back up to a 4. 140-mile winds. it's heading toward bermuda tomorrow afternoon it will probably arrive as a category 3 in a long while, since 2003 i believe since they had a storm like that in bermuda. today, 72 degrees, chance of hour in the afternoon most of us you stay dry. tomorrow, partly sunny,

70 degrees. sunny and breezy on saturday, high of 69. sunday windy and cooler, 57 degrees on sunday. as you glance toward next week, it feels a lot more like fall than this week. highs around 58. monday, tuesday, wednesday, rain probable on tuesday, lingering showers on wednesday. so big change coming. >> thank you, david. it is 6:40 we follow breaking news, a gunman goes on a rampage against police in the pacific northwest. >> it's father against daughter as police are tipped off to a pot-growing operation in berks county. >> reporter: it's not a great time, matt, eastbound side of the schuylkill expressway a parking lot from belmont to girard where we're dealing with a nasty crash. we'll talk about the alternates and the closures of one of my favorite roads in the region. i'll tell you which one when "action news" continues.

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>> 6:43 we continue to follow a breaking traffic story that led to a death. a rollover crash on the schuylkill expressway. a lot of people are not getting anywhere anytime soon. we're up on the strawberry mansion bridge. that's the eastbound side. look at that parking lot. the westbound side looks okay there, but it's seeing a delay from the accident. >> reporter: let's go over to matt pellman he's been watching how to get out of this. it's bosses day today, i think there's a good chance he or she will be in a bad mood by the

time they get into the office. ful traffic is a mess. on the schuylkill expressway it's a parking lot we're dealing with from belmont through this point just past montgomery drive. this is where the accident happened at 5:15, a vehicle rolled over, as we said one person lost their life. just the left lane is getting by heading eastbound toward center city this morning. this is causing huge delays on the southbound roosevelt boulevard, on city avenue heading toward the schuylkill expressway. any road joining up with 76 will be clogged this morning. let's talk about the alternates, how to get around the mess with the left lane getting by with speeds at 7 miles per hour. avoid it. use the river drives, think outside the box and use roads like route 30, lancaster avenue coming into the city. or ridge avenue going through north philadelphia. if you're heading eastbound on the schuylkill expressway and

you're a truck driver you can't use some of the river drivers and local road, bail at city avenue and take it from belmont to girard and get back to the eastbound side of the schuylkill expressway. we'll keep watching that situation, we've been watching the situation eye long i-95. we had a problem with the grates in the construction zone southbound at cot plan. cottman. it kind of caused a hole and crews were repairing it. one of my favorite roads balligomingo shut down because of downed wires, use 320 as your alternate. montgomery county community college the bad crash is closing morris road. we have breaking news from washington state. police arrested a man firing at

police and police stations overnight. the suspect and one officer were injured, but it's unclear if they were injured because they were shot. >> new at 6:30 police say a child turned on her own father for an elaborate drug operation. she filed an abuse claim on tuesday. when police showed up they found large marijuana plants inside. two children were living there, but police found no evidence they were physically harmed. the children are with different care take errs, the father is behind bars. >> a misunderstanding with police kept a pregnant woman from delivering her baby at the hospital. the father was rushing his wife to the hospital with police in hot pursuit. the couple tried to call 911, but it was too late.

police had thrown down tire spikes. fortunately they allowed the geg the couple to the hospital. >> the cdc allowed a nurse to fly on a commercial flight even though the nurse had a fever and contact with ebola patient thomas duncan. >> reporter: it's cool enough for a jacket this afternoon, t-shirts appropriate. what about the weekend? we have changes coming and next the day-park forecast getting you through the day hour by hour. this is ceo tom macarthur's world.

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>> a lot going on in the world, and "g.m.a." has you covered when we're not here. >> always, always, between 7:00 and 9:00 a.m., here's amy robach. >> reporter: hey matt and tam, coming up next on "good morning america" we're continuing your coverage of the breaking news, the latest ebola victim flown to emory university hospital in atlanta at that. the question is how did she board the frontier flight with an elevated temperature.

developing right now hurricane gonzalo closes in on bureau miewd i can't, the most -- bermuda. and in the pacific, tropical storm anna heading for hawaii. dangers at the bus stop, terrifying close calls caught on tape. biggest "g.m.a." blow out, we have an epic cookoff it's a tough job but somebody has to eat the food. >> robin wants to tell you she'll be in philly at the women's conference. >> i'll be there, amy. >> i'm going to be there today. >> reporter: make sure no one comes on the schuylkill expressway. let's check it out, live, we have the crash eastbound between

montgomery and girard. eastbound is solid from belmont to past montgomery. think about the river drivers, ridge avenue an lancaster avenue. this is causing local routing on septa bus routes. in new jersey, the normal jams on 42 and 55. traffic lights not working in gloucester township along college drive. >> reporter: a lot of problems with the roads because they are wet. storm tracker 6 live double scan is tracking the rain moving out of the region. a couple of sprinkles off the coast of cape may may catch areas of along the coastline. 64 in philadelphia. 61 in wilmington. 63 in sea isle city. as we head out it will be in the 60s by 9 am. this afternoon, clouds and sun, 72 is the high. there may be in through here an additional sprinkle or shower

that pops through, but that's only in a couple of neighborhoods, we'll be right back with your top stories!

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why would we give tom corbett four more years? >> "action news" reporter, katherine scott is live near the scene of a fatal crash near the schuylkill expressway.

>> reporter: that's right, matter, one person has died in the fatal crash on the schuylkill expressway. the medical examiner was called to the scene. you can see there are major bus backup also in the eastbound lanes. the crash happened around 5:15 between montgomery and girard. a vehicle turnedover, the fire department confirmed we have a fatal. matt pellman has more for you in traffic. >> reporter: as you said it's a parking lot on the eastbound side of the 76 from belmont past montgomery drive. think river drivers, lancaster avenue ridge avenue instead. there's delays southbound on the boulevard from 9th to 76. >> reporter: rain is clearing the area, but roads are wet, though, so take it slow. as we roll through the day, 65 by 8:00. noon, 70. a mixture of clouds and sun, a

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. good morning, america. and breaking overnight, the newest ebola patient evacuated from this dallas hospital for emergency treatment in atlanta. the investigation this morning into why the cdc allowed that nurse to board a plane with an elevated fever. the crew and some of the 139 passengers now asked to quarantine themselves. >> bleached all my luggage, washed the clothes. just trying to keep everybody, you know, completely away from my house. >> that plane, grounded. the president canceling his own travel to deal with the growing crisis. developing now, monster storm in the atlantic. 140 mile per hour wind. bearing down on bermuda. and ana about