>> good afternoon, sunday, october 19 i'm nydia han along with eva pilgrim. >> here's some of the stories we're following on "action news." philadelphia police are looking for the masked man who held up a convenience store with a machete. delaware candidates talk about the issues effecting voters weeks away from the election. >> new video into "action news" shows a water main break that closed down a bucks county roadway. but first the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast with meteorologist chris sowers. it is cold and blustery. for as much as i love the cold, i want yesterday back. let's go live on sky 6. there's the view in cape may.

we have the clouds fighting the sun. we'll have mixed skies throughout the reminder of the day. but the big story is the drop off in temperatures and the gusty winds. the numbers are 15 degrees colder than they were yesterday at this time. 49 degrees in allentown. 40 in the poconos at this midday hour, 53 in philadelphia. sea isle city and avalon 54 degrees. satellite and radar we have clouds overhead. every now and then we see a few breaks, that's the way the rest of the day will play out. sun and clouds and blustery and chilly with highs in the mid 50s. with the winds it will feel colder than 56 degrees. it will feel like the upper 40s. as we set this in motion, let's go back real quick, i guess it's

not going to cooperate. there we go, all right. we set it in motion real quick when the numbers drop off tonight, so much we have freeze warnings and frost advisories going into effect in parts of the area. i'll show you will the locations and have the chilly numbers in the seven-day forecast. >> a woman is in critical condition this afternoon after being hit by a car while walking across a busy street in burlington county. the action cam was on the scene at route 130 had and chester avenue in delran. the woman was struck at 6:30 as she tried to cross 130. she was taken to lourdes hospital in critical condition. many lanes of 130 were shut down but since reopened. police are looking to for a robber who held up a 7-eleven store with a machete. it happened on north 5th street in east oak lane. a mantua mask armed with a

machete entered the store and demanded money. he took off with cash toward cheltenham. new at noon, philadelphia police are investigating a pair of shootings that they believe may be related. police tell "action news" one victim may have been shot in front of a church on north broad street in nicetown. the victim ran for help and was taken to the temple hospital. another victim was shot at broad and wyoming. else in critical condition. police are investigating. the dallas healthcare worker who was isolated on a cruise ship because we handled an ebola lab specimen is off the ship. blood tests just completed show she has no signs of ebola. the two nurses who treated thomas duncan are in separate

hospitals. others in direct contact with duncan have remained healthy. meanwhile, can canada has a experimental vaccine and sending it to africa. 800 vials will be sent in three separate shipments. canada announced last month that it started clinical trials on the vaccine with results in december. >> president obama discussed america's response to ebola in west africa. mr. obama pushed back against calls for a travel ban in west africa where an outbreak is believed to have originated saying a ban would worsen a problem. >> trying to seal off an entire region of the world if that was possible could make the situation worlds. it would make it harder to move

healthcare workers and supplies back and forth. it could cause people in the effected region to change their travel and evade screening and make the disease harder to track. >> president obama stressed there's no ebola outbreak in the united states. rather 3 cases out of 300 million people. but he said one case is one infection too many. to date 4500 people from around the world have died from ebola. stay with "action news" for continuing cover onage on this r changing story at 6abc.com and 6abc news app. >> candidates have two weeks to get out their messages this this morning, u.s. delawarean senators faced off. they were at odds on healthcare

and how to handle ebola. >> we would have no ebola in this country if it wasn't for passengers coming from that part of the world and we cannot bring our important help to africa if year not healthy ourselves. >> now coons said such a move would be counter productive. >> after speaking with the head of the cdc and those in the lead of our public health response i'm convince the we can't strand hundreds of thousands of americans who are serving as missionaries, and military and nurses and doctors from coming back to the united states. >> coons has a lead in the race, voters will decide if the polls are right on december 4. >> many tom wolf supporters are backing the gubernatorial

candidate because of their disenchantment with tom corbett. a poll was conducted to find out which candidate people supported and why. democrats like tom wolf because of his proposals. republicans like corbett's fiscal conservative. >> you want to avoid bustleton pike in north hampton township. crews are not sure when the roads will reopen. the water department said residents have water, but the water pressure is low. >> fire departments from across the region have gathered in northeast philadelphia for the fire station expo and fire

muster. we are standing among the equipment and trucks that those rolled in for the occasion. people are checking them out, there's fastest water and dress contest, a bucket brigade lots going on that promotes fire safety awareness and education. the sounding of the air horns marks the start of the firemen's hall fire expo and muster. fire departments from across the area rolled in their equipment for a day of fire safety fun at the philadelphia fire academy in northeast philadelphia. philadelphia police fire fife and drum warmed up the crowd. the proceeds go toward smoke alarms and fire careening screening. if you have a smoke alarm you

have a chance to get out of the house quicker. >> anthony reel is an lieutenant in the philadelphia fire department and he wanted his grandchildren to learn what firefighters do. >> i wanted my grandchildren to see what it's like to be a fireman saving lives and one day they might become a fireman. >> firefighters go up the ladder for the fire. >> reporter: never too early to learn about fire safety. people of all ages here today. about an hour from now, this will be a side by side live burn of a sprinkler struck you-- structure versus a nonsprinkler

structure. eu89 runs until 4:00 p.m. today. katherine scott channel 6 "action news." >> fun, educational, you can't beat that. >> a condition that makes your eyes dries could affect your whole body. >> reporter: eva, our temperatures are dropping. we have frost and freeze conditions that will set up overnight tonight i'll let i know where and i'll have the chilly accuweather forecast for you when we come right back.

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art. both the run and walk took place on matter matter. martin luther king crierve. drive. the event raised thousands of dollars for aids in the philadelphia area. speaking of running, my girlfriend ran the atlantic city marathon this morning. i said how does it feel down this? she said it doesn't feel bad. >> reporter: of course you just ran 26 miles. for everybody else it's chilly and it continues to be chilly this afternoon. we have a combination of and seven clouds. it's a nice looking day, temperatures are cooler than yesterday at this time. we're at 53 in the city. dewpoint has dropped to 33. of this is an important number, more than likely several locations will hit this overnight tonight for a low. it's going to get chilly across parts of the area. that will allow for patchy frost to develop. winds out of the northwest at 22 miles per hour that's a sustained wind or constant wind.

we have gusts close to 30. temperature 29.98 inches. this time yesterday we were closer to 70 if not a degree or two higher. 49 in allentown. 40 in the poconos. millville, 54. trenton, about 50 degrees and winds out of the northwest, 25 to 30 miles per hour. these are gusts, so you combine the wind with the chilly temperature it feels like the 40s at this midday hour. we're not getting much help from the sun. you can see clouds across the mid atlantic and the northeast. that's the way the rest of the afternoon will play out. mixed skies, sun and clouds throughout the remainder of the daylight hours. that's the culprit, that's why it's chilly today. winds out of the northwest keeping the numbers down. the high works out to sea, it loses its identity there and fizzles out. it will allow this guy to approach from the west. this low will hit the coast. there's a block right here, you

can't see it when you look at the surface maps, if you look at a 20,000-foot map you can see the block taking shape here. this low will come underneath the block and sit there for several days, tuesday, wednesday, thursday, all three days could feature clouds and on and off showers. for the remainder of the afternoon we'll see the breeze which will english overnight tonight. unfortunately, though, that diminishing wind the skies open up and no clouds and the temperatures plummet. allentown, 34. reading, 37. lancaster, 36. millville, 38 there's going to be several locations that get a couple of degrees colder than that that will allow for the frost developing. 56 degrees that's the call from accuweather, sun and clouds, winds, wind out of the northwest 15 to 25 miles per hour with higher gusts. mainly clear and cold, overnight tonight, 32 degrees outlying suburbs, 38 for center city. the national weather service irbledz -- issued this freeze

warning for the lehigh valley, the poconos and the pine barrens. the temperatures, again, dropping into the low 30s, protect that tender vegetation or bring it indoors, or you will run the risk of losing it. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, increasing clouds monday, 60 degrees, here comes that unsettled stretch of weather. tuesday, wednesday or thursday, neither day looks like a wash at this point, all three there's a chance of a a little bit of precipitation, 65 tuesday, wednesday, 58. thursday, a shower possible. 60. friday we start to clear a little bit clouds and sun, 64. mostly sunny, saturday, a much milder high 67. not too bad, a little chilly. >> i like it a nice weekend. thanks chris. >> stay on top of the changing weather situation with the new 6abc.com/weather. storm tracker 6 live radar, the hourly and seven day forecast our collection of

weather-related photos and videos. >> act row -- acrobats from across the globe are bringing their performance to the kimmel center. him david murphy has the 6abc loves the arts. >> reporter: they are called the national acrobats of china have been performing all over the world and dazzling audiences everywhere with their seemingly impossible physical feats. >> they are so strong and grateful. you can't take your eyes off them, the movement, the balance, the act acrobatics they can ach. they create a show based on on the best of the talent in

beijing and they put that on and tour all over the world. the troupe mixed acrobats with modern stunts. the artistic director said the show is particularly exiting for kids. >> they love to see the magic people can do with their bodies with sparkling costumes. the. >> reporter: the show is november 8 at 2:00 p.m. for tickets go to the arts in philly.org or visit 6abc.com/loves the arts for this and more on

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>> time magazine named an fluental teen of 2014, one of the girls name was mo'ne davis. the pitcher was featured on the cover of the sports illustrated. they beat outs sosha and leah obama for the number one spot. >> bravo. "action news" has another half-hour just ahead. here's another story we have for you. a back yard sports emerging. coming up a look at the game. >> we have fire safety and fun today we'll take you to this muster at the philadelphia fire academy. those stories and the philadelphia forecast and more when "action news" continues.

>> happening right now on "action news," five people are recovering after a fire destroyed their home this morning. authorities are investigating a sighting of the accused cop killer who is on the run. >> super-storm sandy contractor faces a tough sentence for not completing the repairs he was paid to do. >> more on those stories, but first a check on the forecast with meteorologist, you can see

the wind blowing out there. >> reporter: i feel like i'm stacked in front of a giant office fan. with temperatures in the 40s and 50s it makes it the feel chilly. compared to yesterday, it was quiet and sun, temperatures in the 70s. 47 in quakertown. 47 in martins creek. slatington, 45. fleetwood the same. cinnaminson 351. glassboro, 54. buena 54. same number for gandys beach. woodbine 57. here's satellite and radar, we do have a lot of the clouds outside, but we're seeing breaks, so it's not a completely cloudy day. this is how when he expect the rest of the afternoon to play out. we'll see mixed skies and combination of sun and clouds from time to time. overnights tonight we told expect the cloud deck to break, skies will go clear, 56 degrees for the high in philadelphia.

sun and clouds and winds, it will feel like the upper 40s, 56 in wilmington, 52 in allentown. 56 in millville. cape may, 57 and atlantic city about 58 degrees. all right here's another quick reminders, freeze warning goes into effect overnights tonight it's for the lehigh valley and the poconos and the pine barrens, in southern new jersey we're expecting lows in the low 30s. widespread frost is possible in those areas. if you have anything tender vegetation wise bring it in, protect it or bring it in or you'll lose it. this kind of cold won't last long, temperatures will stay unseasonable cold over the next couple of days, but not as cold as tonight. >> five people are being treated for smoke after their home went up in flames overnights. the action cam was on the scene of the 5800 block of north 7th

street in fern rock. when firefighters arrived flames were coming from the first and second floor of the home. it took a half-hour to bring the fire under control. the home was a complete loss. 3 adults and two children were taken to the einstein for treatment and in stable condition. the cause is under investigation. this trenton, police are looking for the suspects in a deadly shooting. it happened at the intersection of nottingham way and mull berry street. the victim was found dead inside a car from several gun shot wounds. a driver is facing a long list of charges after leading police on a chase through several communities. the chase ended in chads folder at 1:00 a.m. police say he led officers on a 17-mile chase that started on 352 in media. route 1 south and back on to 352. in delaware state police searched by air and ground for a

driver who police say ran away from a crash leaving his passengers trapped inside the wreckage. this is all that's left of the car after the collision on southbound i-95 in another. the driver took -- newport. the driver of the other car was in the hurt. philadelphia police are investigating the shooting of a man who was driven to the hospital they say an automatic weapon was found inside the car. the 20 imrrld man was taken to the hospital at 3:00 a.m. he was shot several times and in critical condition. the women told detectives the shooting happened on in hunting park. police say a search of the carat temple hospital revealed an ak-47. philadelphia police are investigating a deadly shooting in the city's parkside sectioning overnight. the happened on the 4800 block of girard avenue before -- 3800

block of girard avenue before midnight. police drove the victim to the hospital, when they pulled him out of the patrol car, an automatic weapon fell from his coat. the man died later. >> a sad discovery in the case of the missing university college student. police found a body less than ten miles from where she was last seen. >> reporter: this morning, virginia police announcing the intensive five week search for 18-year-old hannah graham is over. >> this sadly a death investigation. >> reporter: officials confirming to abc news, the disturbing discovery of human remains saturday afternoon included a skull and bones, as well as a pair of tight fighting dark colored panels similar to the one graham is seeng -- seen wearing in this surveillance video. the remains were found along a

road key suspect jesse matthew walked 8 miles from where graham was last seen. investigators stressing that the identity of the remains cannot be confirmed without testing, but thanked the volunteer searchers for their efforts. the final images captured of the straight a students in this surveillance video with 32-year-old matt that you seen walking beside her now in jail. forensic evidence links him to the death of a 2009 college student morgan harrington whose body was found near charlottesville. >> when you don't know there's

part of you hopefully. >> reporter: the police are asking residents where the remains were found to call them if they believe they have seen jess matt that you here. investigators are looking into forensically link between matthew and four other unsolved cases of missing woman. bazi kanani virginia. >> five teachers and coaches have been suspended after a hazing incident stemming from a locker room incident inside the school in sayerville. the school board will discuss the suspension and what comes next during a meeting on tuesday. >> now to the latest on a massive manhunt of eric frein. authorities think he was spotted near his old high school covered in mud. a woman spotted a man covered in mud near poconos high school

friday night. police shifted the area and think they are closing in on for the reason who alluded officials for nearly 6 weeks. >> i think we have kept tremendous pressure on him, and i think it has bearing on where he is now, assuming that's him. >> for the frein is on the rue grew up. frein is accused of killing corporal bryon dickson and injuring another trooper during an ambush did he blooming grove barracks in montgomery county. a new jersey contractor will spend time behind bars for taking money 0 to do work from super-storm sandy but not doing the work. he has been sentenced to five years in state prison. prosecutors say he accepted # thousand dollars in deposits in two homes in sea bright and howell. authorities say he didn't do the work or return the deposits.

as ebola concerns continue to grow, all eyes are watching to see if an experimental vaccine will work. the 8 hundreds vials will be used to treat patients in west africa. meanwhile, the cruise ship carrying a woman who was quarantined docked in galveston texas. the good news the woman doesn't have any symptoms and bloody tests just completed shows she does not have the virus. >> to have a ship stopped for someone who has virtually no risk of transmitting this disease, it is an overreaction. >> now the two nurses who were infected with ebola after treating dunkin continue to battle the disease at two separate specialized hospitals.

the 50 people who had direct contact with duncan have remained healthy. their 21 day quarantine ends this weekend. stay up to date on ebola at 6abc.com and the 6abc news app and following breaking updates on twitter and facebook pages. >> u.s.-led airstrikes continued to hammer isis positions around could -- kobani. officials say large numbers of isis troops have streamed to the area to take over the city. it's been easy to take out clusters and supplies centers in the area. the same officials say it is possible kobani could fall to isis. family and friends said goodbye to journalist james foley this weekend. he was abducted in syria two years ago and murdered by isis. hundreds of people filled the church in his hometown of

rochester, new hampshire. foley would have turned 41 yesterday. >> police and protesters in hong kong clashed. the demonstrators took to the street september 26. they oppose the screening of candidates in the first elections of 2017. talks between the protesters and the government are supposed to resume tuesday. hundreds of tons of fuel is adrift off the coast of canada. coast guard officials have tried to tow the ship, but each time the cable has snapped. the ship lost power from washington to russia. ten people are still on board. >> police are investigating a pumpkin festival that turned into a riot in new hampshire. yesterday police fired tear gas

to disburses a crowd at the college. the streets were littered with broken beer and liquor bottle. there were no reports of how many were injured, but several ambulances were called to the scene. the problem started when a big fight broke off near an off-campus house. tragic story, 6 people died in a house fire outside pittsburgh. it happened beyond every reasonable doubt in mckeys port. newly maryland couple escaped, but went back inside to save four children and the man's father. on the husband made it out alive. he has burns covering half his body. it could take days to determine how the fire started. >> fire companies from across the region gathered in northeast philadelphia for the fire safety expo and muster.

fire departments from all over the area rolled in their equipment for a day of fire safety and fun. admission is free, but proceeds from the concession go toward the fire museum and smoke alarms for people in need. >> it's good to have them have the education what to do in the event of a fire, stop drop and roll. making sure sure they have a house plan to get out of the house in case of a fire. plus it's fun, what kid didn't like a fire engine. >> many of the people who turned out are family members of firefighters, lieutenant anthony reel brought his grandkids because he wanted to learn more about what firefighters do. >> i'm sure they are proud of their grandpa. two major companies are paying for some to freeze their eggs. but not everybody is happy with the benefit. >> a grocery store chain will

rank its produce to help customers make the best choices. taking a live look sky6 live hd at atlantic city, blue skies, it's chilly out there, though, the wind watch out. meteorologist chris sowers will have the full accuweather forecast when "action news" continues. >> collar them in, that's what -- color them in, that's what my daughter would my one word to describe ac would be laid back. relaxing getaway fun

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>> new at noon, dozens turned out for the green day first ever fooz ball tournament. all proceeds benefited the local program that gets middle school girls interested in science, math and engineering. "action news" fooz ball tournament. >> reporter: you want to get it started, i'll play. let's go live on sky 6.

show you what's going on this afternoon. it's windy and chilly and we're seeing sunshine, finally. it's not too terribly bad if we could only shut off that breeze. that's the view in wilmington. again, you can see the sunshine out there. storm tracker 6 live double scan showing salute nothing, so we don't have to worry about any precipitation. those of you that are seeing the clouds no moisture. we'll stay dry throughout the remainder of the afternoon. 53 degrees in philadelphia. dewpoint, 33. the windchill is 44 in the city. winds out of the northwest at 22 miles per hour. pressure reading under 30 inches. it's chilly north and west, allen be town, 49 degrees, 40 in the poconos with a windchill of 34. feels like i forget i believe was 42 in allentown. trenton, 50 degrees, millville, 54. sea isle city, 55 degrees. as you look at the satellite and the radar there's not much going on no organized areas of low pressure out here, except this

guys across the northern great lakes. him that's the area of low pressure that will set up shop off the coastline in the next couple of days. it will influence our weather once we get into tuesday and beyond. in the meantime, as you look at today, there's the high, this is providing us with the breeze, because it's kind of providing and joining force with the low right there. you get the winds tunnel effect. that's driving the cold air south. it's a breezy chilly day today. we get into monday, the high falls apart, the winds weaken. we'll not see the whipping breeze. we'll see an increase in clouds as the day wears on. there's the low, it will start to hit the coast. this moisture starts to blossom by the time we get into monday afternoon. we get into tuesday and wednesday, now there's a block right there. we'll put a h for high pressure system. this low wants to run north, but it's going to run into this high and sit here for days and spin

and spin and spin and pull back moisture off the ocean. therefore, tuesday, wednesday and thursday we'll continue to see a lot of clouds out there. every now and then we'll see a period of rain or the occasional shower. it doesn't look too nice. had that high not been there, the low would have moved into the canadian maritimes and we would have saw one day of miserable weather. but because of that high we'll see three days of miserable weather. joy joy. allentown, 52- degrees, atlantic city, 58 is the high. quite a change in the temperature department. philadelphia, sun and clouds, 56. winds, winds out of the northwest at 15 to 25 miles per hour. overnight tonight, 32 degrees outlying suburbs, 38 center city. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, there's the

low spinning tuesday, wednesday, thursday, today, 56 degrees, winds and chilly. increasing clouds monday, tuesday, wednesday, thursday, cloudy skies maybe a period of rain, or showers from time to time. friday, clouds and sun, 64. saturday, sunny and mild, 67. >> starbucks is planning to pay the baristas more. they will allow tattoos, employees can no longer wear watches or bracelets or ring were stones because of food safety guidelines. in addition they will be allowed a free snack during a free in addition they will be allowed a free snack during a free beverage they are party on people! blinds to go's 60th anniversary sale continues celebrating with 20% off the entire store. you heard right, 20% off the entire store. we're talking employee pricing baby!

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view from penns landing. sky6 live hd taking a live look, you can see the boats there. it's a little chilly outside there right now. 54 degrees, 12:51 right now. whole foods plans to roll out a ranking system. they will rank fruits and vegetables as good, better and best based on on the farming practicings. it will prohibit the use of several common pesticides. it will stake into account water and energy usage. a benefit for working women is sparking debate. apple and facebook say they will foots the book for employees who want to freeze their eggs. facebook has started and apple will begin in the new year making the company the first and biggest ones to cover costs for that kind of fertility treatment. we want to empower women at apple to do the best work of their lives. this is igniting debate whether

the company is sending the message that work comes first and waiting for birth. >> it's part of a larger benefit package encouraging women to come to the companies. >> the cost of freezing eggs can run up to ten thousand dollars including $500 a year for egg storage. >> a final look at the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast in just a moment.

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"action news," it is quarantine ends this weekend for the nearly 50 people in texas who have been in isolation for 21 days, they had direct contact with thomas duncan who died from ebola. none have showed signs of the virus. a woman is critical condition after getting hit by a car in delran, new jersey. the action cam was on the scene on the southbound side of route 130. the driver stopped. fire departments across the region are gathering in northeast philadelphia for the fire safety expo and muster. they highlight fire safety equipment and they show you how to prevent fires and get out safely if a fire should strike. >> a beautiful day to get out there a little chilly though. >> reporter: you'll need a wind breaker or something with a sleeve. windy and chilly, 56 degrees, yesterday it was 72. monday, increasing clouds, 60.

monday is a quiet day, things get active by the time we get into tuesday, there's an area of low pressure off the coast. tuesday, wednesday, thursday, cloudy skies, occasional periods of rain thrown in there. 65 or tuesday, wednesday, 58 degrees, thursday, 60 degrees. >> you'll be giving us that all-important halloween forecast. >> finally this noon, who said halloween is just for humans? seattle zoo had prairie dogs look for trick or treats hidden inside the pumpkins. it's that time of year when the indoor nature play space is transformed into halloween pumpkin fun. >> cute little critters. . that's it for "action news." for eva pilgrim, chris sowers

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