lots of sunshine. speaking of numbers, 60 degrees in philadelphia. trenton, 56. allentown, 53. sea isle and atlantic city both locations showing 59. we're warmer than we were yesterday at this time when we had some locations in the 30s. we're seeing the breezes pick up. these are current wind speeds, 13 in philadelphia. ten in reading, 14 in lancaster and 12 in dover. later this afternoon the winds will pick up. 30 miles per hour by 3:00 in philadelphia. you can see several locations here, they will range anywhere from 25 to 30. it will be a nice looking day, it will be mild, breezy, sunny, we'll call it windy. 65 degrees is the forecasted high. it's cooler than yesterday, but still above average for this time of the year. as we look ahead we're tracking a big warmup by tuesday, the forecast information is getting out of control with how warm it is by tuesday afternoon. we have big changes heading into

the halloween weekend. it's cooler and there's a system approaching from the west. that means it could get damp for the trick or treaters, i'll have the forecast when i come back in just a bit. >> it was a showdown with the city of philadelphia and a popular car service. uber x as he says it's affording transportation. chad perdelli has more. >> reporter: only "action news" was on the scene as the uber x driver was busted by the philadelphia parking authority. the car was impounded and the driver received a thousandrity. dollar fine. >> the first time i heard it was illegal is when i get busted for driving. >> they are not licensed to do this in the state of pennsylvania or the county of cold. the we'll enforce the laws that are here. >> reporter: uber has been at war for months. they call the company a ride

sharing revolution operating on a mobile platform. this is an out of work journalist he was doing this to make extra money. >> what did uber tell you? >> they said we'll launch today if you would like to start working today. that's what i did. >> reporter: but the ppa said the drivers are not screened nor are the vehicles inspected and the insurance they have is unclear. >> we consider this dangerous to anyone who would take these rides because no one has certified by any government agency to do this type of service. >> reporter: uber tried to change the law unsuccessfully. >> uber has worked in other cities. it's just the taxi cab monopoly trying to exert its power. uber released its statement it

reads. a big issue is money, to operate a cab in the city you need what's call a medallion they are auctioned off and go for roughly a half million bucks. what happens next, philadelphia parking authority expects to get an injunction against uber. i did speak to an uber spokesperson who said drivers will have all their costs covered. chad perdelli channel 6 "action news." >> happening today, many septa union workers will vote on a possible strike. they are working under an expired contract since march. septa management said they've given no indication that a work stoppage is immanent. the strike vote is at 3 at the sheet metal workers union hall.

they plan to update the public with a press conference tomorrow afternoon. >> the first person to be guarden teend -- quarantined for ebola has tested negative. she will be quarantine for 21 days under the state's new mandate. she is criticizing the way her case has been handled. the fiance of american doctor craig spencer is under quarantine. spencer is being treated at beleveu hospital in new york city. two others who came in contact with dr. specials are under quarantine. meantime an ebola survivor, who recovered from the virus, is speaking out about the ordeal. he called dr. specials a hero

for his work. >> before we look at, you know, what the implications of this case are, i think we need to honor what he did in west africa, and give him the respect that he deserves. >> reporter: u.n. ambassador is heading to the hot zone in west africa. we have a special section set up with the latest ebola developments it contains a helpful fact versus fiction guide with how the virus spreads. it's available on the tablet or computer at 6abc.com/ebola. philadelphia police are looking at surveillance video to determine if a man was attacked for trying to break into cars. the man remains hospitalize the after being beaten with a baseball ballot and shot in the leg. the suspects a man and woman confronted the victim and yelled you know what you did, before they attacked him. the sound of the gunfire woke

neighbors. >> my wife and i were sleeping about 2:30 to 2:45 a.m. we heard two shots and we heard him starting to scream. he was in agony. >> police have recovered surveillance video of the attack. they are trying to determine if it was connected to several recent car break-ins. in delaware there's a memorial for the first new castle county police officer killed in the line of duty. he died from injuries sustained in a fiery crash on concord pike 1972. officer sweeney has since promoted to the rank of corporal. the u.s. department of transportation will conduct a review after in major air bag recall. the national traffic highway administration has been criticized for the recall.

regulators said calls are limited to areas with high humidity. some lawmakers are calling for a nationwide recall. "good morning america" weekend will have more on the department of transportation investigation. "good morning america" weekend is next immediately following this broadcast at 8:00. >> the eebltion -- eagles are hoping their defense is as hot as the desert location where they are playing the cardinals in arizona. they hope to keep cardinals star larry fitzgerald from beating them. ment eagles and cardinals both have 5 wins and 1 lost. game day kickoff ducis rogers hosts live at 11:30. get a complete analysis on game day final. mike quick joins ducis rogers

for all the highlights at 11:35 immediately following "action news" at 11:00. two city blocks have been named the cleanest in philadelphia. the winners are the 700 block of north marko street and 1600 block of trinity. the announcements were made at a gala. coming up next, teaching kids to make the right food choices. now there's an app for that. mother nature will be showing off this week, too, an unseasonable air mass is on the way, we have parts of the area warm, 79 degrees by tuesday, i'll have the details from accuweather.

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>> hot lava continues to flow near homes on the big island of hawaii. authorities told accidents of residents that live near the active lava flow to prepare to activate at a moments notice. the flow edged closer to homes. the flow is 230 feet wide and moving at a snail's pace. it is scorching everything in its path. the volcano has been erupting since 1983. but knot lava has flowed south until now, this time it's flowing to the northeast. >> 7:11 and time for accuweather. just gorgeous. >> reporter: yesterday it was great this morning is nice and comfortable as we go live on sky 6. a very quiet morning, temperatures are milder than yesterday at this time. we don't have too much in the way of cloudy cover upstairs. everything is nice and quiet a perfect sunday morning.

storm tracker 6 live reinforces that. him we don't have he in precipitation out there. that's the way we'll stay until wednesday afternoon. that's the next chance of rain and it doesn't look impressive. 60 degrees, dewpoint, 35. winds out of the west northwest at 13. ful pressure 29.66. we are ten to 15 degrees warmer than this time yesterday. millville, 17 degrees warmer. we had a cold front pull through, but temperatures are milder behind the front. what's happening we have an area of low pressure here. there's the cold front that's off the coast now. instead of our winds coming in like this. they are going to be more in this fashion here. again, it's a warm breeze for us, it's a down sloping wind off the mountains that will keep temperatures on the mild side. as we look farther to the west we go across the county. there's not much going on.

the jet stream is well up here to the north. we follow the cloud cover, that's the storm track. as long as that stays there, the lower 48 will be quiet. through wednesday the cold will stay to the north, the far northern portions of the united states, maybe across the u.s./canadian border. 50s and 60s. cooler in chicago that will sweep through here, that will moderate because we don't have any snow cover. that will moderate. we have a nice mild pattern. that will change, though, look farther to the north. this is what's heading this way. this is the next cold shot right here, the pattern instead of west to east, by the time we get into halloween will become north to south that will drive that cold shot into the lower 48. that will cool things off big time by the time we get into halloween and next weekend. today is nice, high pressure in control. it's pacific air under the high. mild today.

winds 25 to 30 miles per hour. we'll have sunshine and the winds begin to relax. hold on to your hats, gusty winds, 30, 35 miles per hour just about all day long. really that would be the only weather issue out there. lots of sunshine, mild temperatures. 65 degrees in philadelphia. there's the winds. northwesterly 20 to 30 miles per hour. overnight tonight it will be cooler than what we're seeing this morning. mainly clear, 39 degrees outlying suburbs, 45 center city. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast has changed a little bit. it's winds and mostly sunny today, 65. sunny and nice for monday, 65. looks what happens later this week. tuesday, warm, 76 degrees. wednesday, cloud cover, there can showers early with that approaching front. 67 look at how the temperatures drop. thursday, 59. friday, halloween,. north and west.

cooler than that. staying on top of the changing weather situation with 6abc.com/weather for storm tracker 6 live radar both the hourly and seven-day forecast. the latest video from our "action news" meteorologists and our collection of weather-related photos and videos. "action news" caught up with a star that's getting a lot of buzz in hollywood. it opens friday in theaters nationwide. and last night actor marquee richard southern was answering confess about his partly reggie. the goal of the movie is to make people think arena talk. >> it's okay to be yourself anytime of the day around any group of people, just be okay with any group of people. >> reporter: it earned four awards at four different film

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>> reporter: welcome back everyone, 7:24 sunday morning, time for the traffic sh travel forecast. high pressure firmly in control sitting over the heartland of the nation. jet stream is all the way up here, that means allle weather stays up there, not only for today, but the upcoming workweek. we have a system that will come down thursday into halloween. philadelphia it's quiet. there's no weather weather reported delays, 60 degrees, logan 54. chicago and o'hare. 43 degrees. orlando has fog, not reporting any delays. atlanta 58. newark, 54 degrees. >> turning to sports, it's game day for the eagles as they face the cardinals in arizona. plus a nail biter in ot for the nittany lions. here's jeff skeverski with all your sunday morning sports.

>> reporter: the eagles defensive game plan relies on shutting down arizona cardinals receiver larry fitzgerald who burned the eagles time and time again. how about ten touchdowns in 6 games. >> reporter: it's hot in the desert it's fitting that two of the hottest teams will meet here tomorrow. coaches often worry about how their players will respond after a bye week, the players tell us that was an issue. >> the bye week came a halfway point for us if you count preseason. the guys are fresh. >> everybody was focused and mettlely into it. we came back, everybody was firing on all cylinders. we're ready for the game and ready to go the bank on the field. >> reporter: the defense is ready to roll coming off the shutout victory over the giants two weeks ago. >> they are 5-1. they are sitting there 5-1.

it should be a good game. >> they are a good team. we need to execute as players and win the ballgame. >> reporter: this is an important time for the eagles this begins a stretch of 3 of 4 games on the road. with the birds in arizona, ducis rogers channel 6 "action news." all right, ducis more on the eagles later this morning at game day kickoff live at 11:30 and we'll have game day final after "action news" at 11:00. the flyers they have three wins and their backup goalie ray emory has won them all. flyers down 1, late second, grossman scores we're tied at 1. michael raffle all along, he scores. flyers take 2-1 lead. 40 seconds later, they tie it at

2. here's the play at night, 9 to go on the game. power play, shenn scores, flyers win 4-2. it's their first win at home. final a scene at happy valley, a whiteout 107,000 on hand. penn state comes back 4th quarter. penn state within 3. lions get the ball back, penn state, 17 unanswered points, sent into overtime, james franklin is going nuts. in ot, the ohio state quarterback runs it in. last shot for the lions, ballgame, penn state loses 31-24 in overtime. they have lost 3 straight. that's sports, i'm jeff skeverski have a good day. >> our mo'ne davis is not only

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>> searching for answer, police continue to look for what sparked a deadly rampage inside a washington state high school as a teacher emerges a hero.ide an accused cop killer alludes capture as a local woman raises money for the search. >> hold on to your hats as the winds kick up today. >> let's go over to chris sowers. >> reporter: the winds of change will bring milder temperatures to the delaware valley not colder numbers. philadelphia a perfect day yesterday, 70 degrees, mostly sunny skies, wilmington, 69. normally we should be around 63. allentown, 68. trenton, 67. because we were so warm yesterday we had a little bit of cloud cover roll in overnight it helped to keep the temperatures

up. yesterday we had numbers in the low 40s now we're seeing numbers in the 50s. warrington, 55. chester, 56. tanersville in the 0s yesterday at this time now at 46 degrees. cinnaminson 58. glassboro 55. woodbine 57. avalon atlantic city close to 60 degrees. temperatures are above average and cooler than yesterday, the only difference you'll see a lot of wind. 9:00 a.m., 58. lunchtime, 62. there's our high of 65. 6:00 p.m., a wind whipped 59 degrees. the weather pattern stays warm and quiet until we get to halloween, that's when things start to change. i'll have the details in the seven day when i come back in just a bit. >> now to the latest on the shooting at a high school in washington state. there will be no closes at

marysville in washington, d.c. jaylen fryburg killed one girl and wounded three others. two were his cousins. he was not a loner, but a popular football player who was named a homecoming prince last week. but he left months of troubling messages on social media and friends say he had been in a fight over a girl. his family is devastated. >> we're all going to pray together because we're all one big family at home that was sitting around the table, one big fryburg family that's the ones that got shot. >> a first year teacher was praised for confronting fryburg, the teacher intervened as he tried to reload. >> federal investigators say a man accused of killing two

deputies in northern california was deported two times and has two drug convictions. his wife was arrested on friday. homicide detectives spent hours questioning them to find out why they went on a rampage that left two deputies dead and left a civilian fighting for his life. there were nofs -- there was no indication they were sought by police. the manhunt for eric frein continues for killing a trooper and wounding another one on september 12. janet price a native of barrett township is selling t-shirts saying barrett proud going to the township police in support of the manhunt for frein. >> some people have come and said what a great thing you're doing for the community, you seem to be happy about it. >> reporter: the shirts are selling for $20.

price hopes to raise enough money to buy safety vests for the officers who are looking for you frein. a call for the end to gun violence. neighbors and officers gathered at 12th and cambria to send out a call for action. neighbors work to take back their streets and build stronger relationships with police. meanwhile, an anti-violence fair was held in honor of a promising high school student from philadelphia. she lost her life during a senseless shooting last month. annie mccormick was there. >> reporter: it's barely been a months since the girl died when a stray bullet hit her walking home. >> she was so nice to everybody. why her, though. she didn't deserve it. >> reporter: as the result of offered fun and games, but this

fair under kids to listener to several anti-violence groups and students who feel trapped. >> it creates a supportive environment where they can hang out and do good work in the community and have people support them. >> reporter: roots and wings teachers kids to deal with conflict. >> we're teaching the practice of focusing on your breathing to reduce all the thoughts that are flying through your brain. >> reporter: and heeding god's call a faith based gun violence prevent group asked teens to prevent straw purchases. aiesha's shooting death happened off camp must, but organizers figured this was the perfect spot where many classmates are grieving and learning, many signed a peace pledge vowing to stop the violence.

>> we should put the guns down because there are too many people dieing due to gun violence. there's other ways to resolve conflict. >> reporter: the suspects arrested in connection with the shooting death are expected to be in court in december. in olney, annie mccormick channel 6 "action news." >> overseas now, u.s.-led coalition airstrikes continues to pound areas of kobani. isis has been trying to take over the town for months. a britain-based organization that has observers in syria say the bombings have made their mark. more than 200,000 people in the area have fled to turkey. motorbike riders in two separate incident threw as i had in

acid in the cases of women in iran. local news media said they are targeting women who are i am motdestly dressed. they must cover themselves in public and wear a head scarf. couples can mary in 6 more states in the u.s. that brings the total number of states where gay union are recognized to 32 in washington, d.c. couples married in those states qualify for couples for federal benefits including social security. democrat u.s. senator corey booker and jeff belle metaphor a lively exchange. among the topics discussed ebola, terrorism, jobs and

raising the federal minimum wage. you can see the debate this afternoon right here on 6abc at 1:00. >> happening today, the philadelphia national college fair, the free event is from 11:00 to 3:00 p.m. at the pennsylvania convention center. there you will find representatives from international and national public and private two and four year universities. >> cabrini college has a new leader at the helm. donald taylor was gnawing rated yesterday -- inaugurated yesterday. he is now the 8th president in cabrini history. he is the first man to serve as cabrini college president. >> much more to come on this sunday. a car lover's dream come true. we have the speck on this 2 million-dollar super car. >> the chamber orchestra of

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to hit the region in four years. some parts of oregon are under a wind advisory this morning. >> we have no wind like that. >> reporter: it will be windy here, they saw dwuses up to 80 miles per hour -- gusts up to 80 miles per hour. we'll see gusts up to 30 miles per hour. otherwise it's a gorgeous day. that's a beautiful shot in cape may. we're seeing the sun climbing. we don't have a cloud in the sky. it's a perfect morning, temperatures are milder than yesterday at this time. the winds breezy, but nothing terrible as of yet. storm tracker 6 live double scan nothing going on. we have clear conscious. we're up to -- we have clear conditions. yesterday we were cooler. now we're up to 60 degrees. winds out of the west northwest at 13 miles per hour. pressure reading 29.66.

60 in philadelphia. that's the warm spot. sea isle 59. the poconos not too bad for this time of the year. 46. we did have a cold front come through during the overnight hours. you can see the colder air out in the west. it will feel a difficult time climbing over the mountains. temperatures will be in the 60s up and down the east coast. it will be cooler than yesterday, but well above average for this time of the year. high pressure slides in, nothing to talk about. the system passes on by to the north. the only fly in the ointment is the fact that the low is here and the high is buildings in from the west all the air out here gets funneled in between the two. we get the wind tunnel effect going on. 30 miles per hour not too bad, we've certainly seen worse. the there's the low, there's the high, there's the wind tunnel. monday we lose the wind tunnel because the low is up in

greenland and the high sits over top of us. monday is a approximate good looking day, tuesday, mild with sunshine. wednesday a powerful cold front sweeps through. forecasted winds gust also later this afternoon, anywhere from 25 to 35 miles per hour. for the lehigh valley we'll see a combination of sun and clouds, another nice one, windy, cooler up there, 63 degrees is the forecasted high for allen be town. the jersey shore, atlantic city, sea isle city, sunny skies, watch out for the gusty breeze, 67 degrees is the forecasted high down there. the chop gets rough you'll see waves as highs 3 to 5 feet. sunny, philadelphia, 65 degrees, winds out of the west. a delightful afternoon. overnight tonight, 39 degrees for the outlying suburbs. 45 for center city. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast. the pattern stays nice and quiet until week's end. mostly sunny, 65.

monday, 65. tuesday, a little milder, 76. wednesday, there's the strong cold front increasing clouds showers are possible early, 67 comes early look at the way the numbers drop. again, the normal is 63. ful thursday, 62. sunny and cooler, 59. overnights lows dropping into the 30s. halloween cloudy and cool, high of 57 degrees, a little bit cooler in the outlying suburbs, there could showers now, for places like reading and the lehigh valley and lancaster. behinds that system we get a cool shot of air, saturday's high in the city, 50 degrees, north and west you're staying in the mid 40s. >> delawareans with disabilities showcased their talents this weekend at the community center in newport. people from across the state teamed up with professional artists and students from the quufort of area to produce a

dazzling array of artwork. it gave them a chance to show a new hobby and make new friends. >> it brings people together in a nonpressurized fun-filled way to make new friends and creating and enjoying in a relaxed way. >> many of the creations made will soon be put on display. members of the conostoga football team spent part of their weekend using their hard-hitting muscles for a great cause. they volunteered for the habitat for humanity. they picked up buildings supplies to be used for local projects. the haul cull culminated a

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>> look at that sunshine on this sunday morning, sky6 live hd taking a live look over center city. blue skies out there for us this morning. meteorologist chris sowers saying it's going to be another beautiful day. a little windy, so grab a wind breaker as you head out there. 7:49, 59 degrees outside. the chamber orchestra of philadelphia is now in its 50th season and the ensemble is celebrating with a concert that spotlights one of their own. karen rogers has 6abc loves the

arts. >> reporter: an international superstar who performs the solos around the world, but philadelphia remains her home, the chamber orchestra her main gig. a 2012 graduate of the curtis institute of music she is the main soloist. still in her 20s she has won numerous awards and work with some of classical music's greatest violaists. this is her first performance and she is performing one of the best known works. >> this is a treat to have someone like ioni who can play in such an enthusiastic and

compassion way. >> reporter: they feature pieces from benjamin britain and haydn. we're looking toward our past and our future. >> reporter: the concert is set for november 9th and 10th with a special performance at loarng university on the 11th. go to 6abc loves the arts/events. for 6abc loves the arts, i'm karen rogers. this is a brand new carbonated watering hole a soda and gaming lounge rolled into one. there are 100 different kinds of glass bottles of soda. it's all at your finger tips for everybody to come in and play games. >> next we'll have chris sowers

with a final look at the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast. >> we'll be right back.

>> this italian sports car is coming to america and it could be yours for $2 million. chris sowers money. you've never heard of it. you may have seen it in the latest transformer movie. it was the new and improved bumble bee. it's made of carbon fiber and titanium which means it's center strong and super light. what do you think? >> reporter: i drove up in that

this morning. can you imagine being 19-year-old and picking up your date in that. >> can you imagine being that 19-year-old's father. >> reporter: hold on to your hats, 65 degrees, monday we lose the winds, lots of sun, 65 degrees, we have a changes in the forecast. 74 degrees tuesday, the norm recall is 63. that's 13 degrees above average. wednesday a powerful cold front comes through, showers, 67 degrees. thursday, friday, saturday, the numbers drop off a cliff. 59 degrees thursday, halloween, 57. for the trick or treaters. 55. there could be showers moving in from the west, the question is can we hold it off long enough to get the trick or treating in. >> "good morning america"

weekend is next. >> reporter: good morning, eva ennydia, high philadelphia. coming up on "g.m.a." we're learning details about the tragic school shooting in washington state. we'll tell you how a young teacher stepped in to confront the gunman and saved other students. westpoint recruiters football program are being accused of doing to lure in new players. we'll take you to the top dog in the world. who else top dog in this puppy parade? that's coming up. >> here's some of the stories we're working on for you. instead of coffee a new kind of pick me up is becoming popular. some people are calling for a ban on the substance. you could be watching "action news" from this screen one day. 9:00 we'll take a look at the latest in television technology.

plus, chris sowers will have more on the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast. now from eva pilgrim, chris sowers and the entire "action news" team, i'm nydia han. have a great sunday! we'll see you at 9:00 a.m.

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