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this noon, mystery at the bronco stadium. police are searching for a fan that vanished during halftime. >> and a van is found upside down, what police say caused this crash. and in burlington county, skeletal remains were found while a couple were digging their backyard. authorities say the remains have been there quite sometime. "action news" has a crew on the ground, reporter david henry will bring you a live report coming up at 12:30. police are searching through evidence as they busted a suspected dog fighting ring on mitland street. they discovered syringes during the raid.

katherine scott is on the scene for several hours and filed this report. >> neighbors on this south philadelphia block are stunned after five adult dogs and pit bull puppies are scarred and carried out of this home this morning. authorities believe that a dog fighting operation, with breeding and training was running here for years. >> each place you go to like this, just saves another dog from a fighting ring. >> reporter: late last night philadelphia police and the spca were called to the home and nobody was there when they arrived. some were in filthy wire cages and others were tethered to radiators. >> the way they were chained throughout the house, these dogs couldn't get away, they were constantly wagging their tails into the walls and radiators and

that was causing the blood splatter. they also found syringers that were likely used to give the dogs. >> reporter: while the man that lives there trains dogs, he never fought them. >> i have known him for years, nothing. he always took care of his dogs. >> and back here live, you can see a search warrants is taped to the front door of the home, dogs were showing scarring and one was missing an eye. they are now in the care of the spca, and it's unclear if fighting was done on the premises, the property owner was not home at the time of this ra raid, we are told they are still

looking for him. a suv flipped over when it collided with a school bus this morning in philadelphia, the suv was on its roof when chopper 6 hd through over the scene here at bustleton and princeton avenues. a third vehicle was damaged in the accidents, there are no injuries reported to any of the students at the time. police believe one of vehicles ran a red light. fire erupted in a home in philadelphia, after 1:00 a.m. on the 100 block of nandina street. it may have started in the garage of the duplex. the second nurse that contracted the ebola will be out of the hospital hours from now. amber vinson will be released from the hospital at 1:00. meanwhile the nurse quarantined in new jersey is allowed to return home to maine today.

marcy gonzales reports now from new york. >> the nurse forced to stay in a tent for three days in new jersey, she says she was treated like a criminal, and now she will spend the rest of they are 21 day quarantine in maine. and is considering her options. >> she may a lawsuit. >> the u.s. army doing the same, placing a two star general and a dozen other soldiers returning from liberia in isolation for 21 days in italy but they are showing no signs of ebola. the cdc is eliminating the word quarantine, instead calling for

restricted travel for those at highest risk as well as active monitoring for symptoms. >> we are trying to set the bar based on scientific data, that is not to criticize that an official may want to make going the extra mile. meanwhile the second nurse affected in dallas will be heading home. amber vinson given the all clear. the only ebola patient in america is dr. spencer in new york. pennsylvania health authorities are monitoring 105 people for possible ebola victim now, that includes anyone in the state arriving from liberia and sierra leone and new guinea. it's the end of the october but it feels more like spring.

in center city right now, a mix of clouds and sun with very mild conditions, that is for sure. we expect temperatures in the mid-70s before the day is over, get out and enjoy it. karen rogers is in for david murphy. we didn't have to tell you twice to get out there. >> i'll stay out here too. we have lots of clouds, but no worries, we see the sunshine poke through. let me show you the satellite image, the clouds are showing in the region but enough we are allowing the temperatures to get up there. the showers are far out to the northwest and we'll deal with them come tomorrow but for today, it's dry and clouds and sunshine, 62 in martins creek, and already 70 in tannersville, and 63 in saint david's where a mild 66 in center city. and temperatures above the average high for this date even at noon. 68 in hammonton already, 67 in

glassboro, and almost 70 degrees in dover, delaware, already. not too bad. lets look at the almanac, 75 for your high. more than 10 degrees over the average high of 63. look at the low, 63 for tonight's low that, is our normal high, we are not just mild today but we stay mild in the overnight hours as well. giving us a good looking forecast for the next 24 hours. if you are headed for the playground, it's nice. sunshine is poking through 1:00 p.m. 73 and 3:00 p.m. 74. with this double scan you can see the storms brewing, we are watching a frontal boundary and how that swings through and impacts your weather in the seven-day forecast in just a few

minutes. >> thank you karen. stay on ton of the changing weather situation at 6abc.com, visit 6abc.com/weather for storm tracker 6 radar, both the hourly and seven-day forecast and the latest video from our "action news" meteorologists. the search continues for an exotic cat missing in northern delaware, boo is a hybrid of a wild and domestic cat with spots and pointed ears, he took off while chasing a rabbit. school officials will meet with the central bucks high school school board this evening, the first since canceling the football season amidst hazing alligation. the gathering was in an effort to inform them of the agenda for tonight. again, school board officials will have a meeting in the

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14 passengers were injured this morning when an amtrak train smashed into a truck in indiana. it was bound from indianapolis to chicago, when it struck a tractor trailer that was trying to cross the track despite activated crossing signals, it split the truck in half but the driver miraculously escaped unharmed. new video show a british man being held captive by isis, is he essentially taunting the u.s. while standing on a building, in a town targeted by u.s. air strikes. experts believe that despite the

bombing, terrorists can place a captive on a rooftop. people are standing by to evacuate on hawaii's big island as lava inches closer to their home there, the molten rock is within 70 yards of several houses and accommodations are made for residents in the path of the flow, it's coming from the kill waya volcano. the arrangements are made some people can watch their homes burn. search is on the way for a father that disappeared during halftime at the boroncos game. the 53-year-old went with his stepson, he went to the bathroom and when he came back he was gone. >> he said we'll stick together because you have your phone.

he wouldn't have taken off like that. >> the stadium is searching through video for possible clues, an employee was the last person that saw kidderman in the third quarter. virginia will become the first state to remove guardrails on state highways after they were blamed for deaths across the country. the modified guardrails can allegedly malfunction and go straight through a vehicle rather than absorb the impact of a crash. the virginia department of transportation is putting a plan together to remove them and 12 other states have stopped installing them. coaches at a delaware high school are warned to step away from the huddle when their players pray. someone posted a picture of their coach praying with their

players. the letter said that public school staff cannot endorse religion, the coach was taken aback but says he will honor the decision. the players say they will continue to pray. a california man is lucky an officer with a good conscious was the one to find his life savings, the california highway patrol officer found the $120,000 in the middle of the road, she thought the cash was part of a bank heist because the stacks of $100 bills were in two bank bags, it turns out it was a man's lost life savings. take 6abc.com wherever you go, the new design changes to fit any device no matter how small or large your screen.

a pennsylvania company is recalling several brands of baby wipes today. new tech disposables issued the voluntary recall. the brands include sintex, and simply clean wipes. the manufacturers received reports of rashes and fever, customers can return the wipes to the stores where they were

purchased. new details on a dangerous tendency of women, harvard scientists found that men are month more likely than women to have symptoms that are more severe before seeking attention. partly do to the perception that hearts disease is a man's disease, but in reality coronary heart disease is a leading cause in death in women. researchers found that simple sugar water or agave nectar relieved symptoms in children, the sweet solution has no side affects, the fda recommends not giving cough medicine to children under 2 years old and pediatricians say under 4 years old.

later today experts from the rothman institute will take your questions about hip surgery and how to recover more quickly. check in 6abc.com for the live video chat this afternoon from 4:00 until 5:00, you can submit your questions rights now. the "action news" team is working on news stories for tonight at 4:00. alicia vitarelli is here with a preview. >> reporter: talk about bragging rights, we'll reveal which university in our area has produced more billionaires than any other school in the country and why. we'll have the answers coming up at 4:00, and what they wear to what they say, we are talking halloween etiquette, do you think kids that go without costumes should be reward or kids that don't say trick or treat. and don't forget, we have an app

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for information and savings options, download the xarelto® patient center app, call 1-888-xarelto, or visit goxarelto.com. meteorologist, karen rogers is back inside. we had to drag her back. >> i'm not happy about it. >> nice to see you regardless. >> nice to see you, we have a nice forecast. lets take a look at stormtracker 6 live double scan around the area, we are dry, and looking good, we are not entirely dry tomorrow, so today is a good day to head on outside. lets go on now and show you what is looks like down the shore, we are in cape may, and a beautiful afternoon, people are walking along the beach, we have lots of

clouds and sunshine mixing through, and the temperatures are treating us right. lets look at your accuweather highlights. two warm days in the seven-day forecast, today and tomorrow, and then cool changes just in time for the weekend. starting with the current temperature, 65 degrees, feeling good right now, the dew point 49, nice and low, the winds are southwesterly at 7 and the pressure is just 30.03 inches. satellite 6 along with action radar showing the one fly in the ointment is the cloud cover, we are watching them stream in, for the most part high, thin clouds and sunshine is filtering through. a nice day despite the cloud cover, we are getting sunshine, showers are well out to the west, that will impact us come tomorrow, we are ahead of that front, bringing the southwesterly flow, allowing them to bump up 10 degrees above average, by 5:00 p.m., 73 with lots of clouds and sunshine,

becoming even more cloudy in the overnight hours, 9:00 p.m. it's 63, we have a spotty shower in the overnight hours, 63 for that overnight low, very mild, 63 is our normal high for this date, is that is our overnight low. looking at the temperatures, mid-70s in philadelphia, even in the lehigh valley, low to mid-70s and the poconos low 70s, today we are ahead of this frontal boundary, on wednesday, it's still pretty mild, we are knocking the temperature down a bit, and this is the front that comes pushing through, as we look at the temperature profile across the country, ahead of the front we are getting nice and mild, and 76 in raleigh, and 40 in bismark, the cooler air behind the front, that fileters in just in time for us for the weekend forecast. looking at future tracker 6, we advance this to 4:00 in the

morning, no showers to the northwest but they fall apart in the overnight hours but tomorrow we are stuck with clouds, a spotdy shower, this is 3:00 and this is 5:00, not a lot going on, as the front comes through its a sprinkle here or there at any point tomorrow. here is a look at your exclusive accuweather forecast, very warm with temperatures more than 10 degrees above average and 69 for a spotty showers, relatively mild, thursday it's sunny and 61 and friday for halloween, clouds and sun and dry for halloween and cool. saturday blustery and cold. highs only 48 degrees on saturday and you could see a wet snowflake in the northwest suburbs. >> boo! >> i know you. we got anchor participation in that forecast. >> feedback from the peanut

gallery. >> go back outside.

"action news" at 12:30 continues with rick williams, sara bloomquist, and meteorologist, david murphy. hello again, here are some of the stories we are following for you on "action news" at noon. we are following a developing story one new jersey couple were

digging a hole for a pool and find skeletal remains. and a dog fighting ring is busted in south philadelphia. more than a dozen dogs were removed from the home and we are learning about a commuter train derailment back in december. >> and details on a developing story we brought you this half hour. human remains found on a new jersey property this morning while crews were digging to put in a swimming pool. chopper 6 hd was putting in a pool in riverton, burlington county. it appears that the remains have been there for a long time. david henry is live near the scene with the latest. >> reporter: you could call this quite the halloween surprise, skeletal remains found buried in the backyard of a house along the delaware river, in riverton. >> i hope its like 100-year-old bones, nothing new. >> worried neighbors are

speculating since crime scene tape were put around the home. excavators were working to put in a new pool and found the skeleton, it looks to have been there 100 years or more. riverton was established in 1850, and there was a lot of farmland. they are looking at the remains to determine if it was a man or woman or if there was trauma. one year ago riverton was rocked by a murder. a 21-year-old woman was shot on carriage house lane, just a few doors down from sheila jones. >> riverton is a sleepy little town, and nothing goes on here, and all of a sudden we are on the news again. >> investigators may never be able to tell how this person

died. if indeed it was foul play, the person that did it is likely in his grave for a long time. >> david thank you. more than a dozen dogs including eight puppies were removed from a south philadelphia home, neighbors called police overnight to report a suspected dog fighting operation in a home there. the police and the spca seized the dogs and found syringers and training equipment in the house. they got a warrant for the home where a person was renting out a property. a bus crash this morning at bustleton and princeton avenue, a suv involved in the crash ended up on its roof, there were sefrp kids on the bus at the top of the crash, and the driver of the suv was also not hurt. the terror group isis

released a video showing john cantlay in the border town, a city that is under heavy military assault. karen travers has more from washington. >> reporter: large explosions could be heard this morning. the government says that four air strikes near the ground destroyed isis positions and a small isis unit. there were 170 air strikes in that area alone, as the u.s. tried to keep the border town from falling under isis control and now a shocking new propaganda video. >> i'm john cantlay, today we are on the syrian-turkey border. >> it shows john cantlay on top of a building claiming to be on

top of the building in the middle of town. >> it reports to show aerial footage showing an isis drone, showing the precise location of where cantlay was pictured. can you see the same silver silos and cust clusters of trees in the background. >> that was karen travers reporting for us from washington this noon. the second dallas nurse to contract the ebola virus is released from the hospital today. amber vinson worked at presbyterian health hospital in dallas and cared for thomas duncan, he died of ebola at the hospital earlier this month, the

other nurse infected nina pham was released from a hospital last week. a house fire broke out at 1:15 in the morning in somer ton, one person was checked out at the scene. investigators are looking at the garage for a possible cause this noon. officials in buck county have eliminated the flood damage risk for homes along the neshaminy creek, homes were elevated to flood stage or brought out and put on open space. it was funded by the natural resources conservation association. turning to the forecast today, warm and sunny today, almost feels like spring or summer. lets look live at sky 6 hd in atlantic city, the shot of the back bays this noon, a great day

to be at the shore if you have time off, lets check in with karen rogers at the "action news" big board with the latest from accuweather. >> all right, checking out satellite 6 along with action radar, it's a terrific day, we have a good amount of cloud cover mixing with the sunshine, for the most part, looking at high, thin clouds allowing some sunshine to get through. the rain is well out to the west, that is not affecting us. 65 degrees already, that means above your average high already, that is 63, allentown 62 be reading 64 and the poconos near 70 already and 63 in millville and we just went up to 70 in dover delaware. so today's high 75 degrees, a good looking day, as we look at stormtracker 6 live double scan, we can see this front out to the west that, is progressing towards our area, ahead of the

front a southwesterly flow and a warm front lifting through, that is allowing these temperatures to pump up 10 degrees above average. a lot is happening in the seven-day forecast, we are staying dry and mild, you can look at this temperature profile and see with the southwesterly flow, 65 in raleigh and philadelphia, the cooler air in the northwest, that will come through in time for the weekend, the temperature is 30 degrees colder, a huge change coming your way. in the meantime, you can get out and enjoy it, the pictures on facebook, this is from pennsauken, some sunshine, it didn't stop people from getting out and playing. tracy sent this from allentown, she is out playing ball. if are you commuting later on lots of clouds and sunshine and 75, and by 5:30, 72 and 7:00 p.m., 67 degrees, enjoy it now

it will all change over the weekend. >> we have been warned. thank you karen. more to come on "action news" at noon, a prominent pittsburgh doctor is on trial for his wife's death. why his wife's fertility may have played a role. why homeowners in california say that lawn painting is not only economical, but good for the environment. plus, karen rogers has your full accuweather forecast.

the ntsb released details after a deadly train derailment. it killed four people and injured 70 others, the engineer william rockefeller fell asleep while steering the train, his

sleepiness was caused by sleep apnea and a drastic shift in his train schedule. they lacked a policy to screen engineers for such sleep disorders. a trial in pittsburgh is raising eyebrows and gaining national attention. a husband is dead and the wife is accused of his murder. the details are shocking. alicia vitarelli joins us now. >> the man a renowned researcher is accused of killing his wife lacing her drink with cyanide. telling her it was a fertility drug. >> today prosecutors are making the case against the dramatic 911 call, renowned researchers dr. ferranty is accused of

lacing his wife's drink with cyanide. >> she can't answer. >> yesterday police detectives said they found at least one container of the drug inferenty's lab, and that he purchased the same drug just two days before his wife's collapse. he has remained stoic and emotionless, and prosecutors believe the couple were considering having another child. and that he convinced her to drink the drink. >> she is trying to get pregnant, and has been taking all kinds of drugs. >> this shows her leaving her job in april of last year and 30 minutes later, she was collapsing at home. the motive, they believe that

ferranty didn't want to have more kids. >> he has pled not guilty and the defense says there is no proof he gave her a lethal cocktail. the cause of her death, they say is suicide or a mystery. >> interesting thank you. one of the first copies of bill of rights has a new home in philadelphia where it was written. they unveiled the 225-year-old document last night. it will be housed in a new gallery named in honor of former president, george h.w. bush. they say it's document is an inspiration to everyone in the world that believes in freedom. >> freedom is the natural order of things, and the bill of rights is our framework discovery of this truth. >> the document will be on display at the national constitution center for three

years. another icon is celebrating a milestone today. lady liberty is turning 50 and she still looks good. it was dedicated on this day back in 1886. water restrictions in california are doing a number on lawns there so people are coming up with creative options to keep it looking good. how about this? a coat of paint. they are paying people to spray paint their lawns a nice shade of green. realtors wanted curb appeal on homes, the average cost is just over $2 thunder to paint a lawn. the marathon there are women competing even during

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a piece of sugar free candy and brush regularly. >> female runners often find themselves defending their decision to train throughout pregnancy, 36-year-old marathoner, cara, says she had to strategize to keep herself fit. >> you may remember the olympian that competed this summer 8.5 months pregnant, doctors say cult with a doctor during pregnancy. business news this noon, dunkin' donuts is set to offer a new food item that is the combination of two favorites. the donut and coffee chain will offer their version of the

cronut. croissant and donut. it has about 3 thousand calories. the line will include clothing and accessories for sports, dance and fitness. no word for the new brand. how about cronut. >> i don't eat that many donuts. >> a good day to get outside and work out your cronut. >> it's a sweet treat out there with temperatures in the 70s, lets look at stormtracker 6 live double scan. today is the day to get out and enjoy it. lets see what is looks like, sky 6 hd looking at the center city skyline, this captures the day, we have lots of clouds, but they

are high, thin clouds so we are seeing the blue skies coming through. 65 degrees right now in philadelphia, that dew point 49 and the winds are out of the southwest light, the flow is allowing the temperatures to get 10 degrees above average, and the pressure is 30.03 inches. low to mid-60s in the lehigh valley, 68 in atlantic city and 70 in wildwood, and 70 right now in dover, delaware, so those temperatures really getting up there. satellite 6 along with action radar showing clouds in the region and some holes in the clouds, we'll see some sunshine peek through and that allows the temperatures to get through as well. we are staying dry today and the showers are well out to the west and not affecting us today. warm in allentown, 74 for the high. at the shore you'll see a mix of sunshine and clouds and temperatures above average, also about 70 degrees for your high. here in the city we hit 75, not

touching the record of 85, but temperatures more than 10 degrees where they should be this time of year. sunshine and clouds and very warm, winds out of the southwest at 7 to 14 miles per hour. 63 for the overnight, that is our usually high for this date. even tomorrow morning it will be a good one, you done need the coat. from you headed to the playground or whatever, sunshine and clouds and 1:00 p.m., 70. and 3:00, 74 degrees. we talked about the rock the launch, it will be sent today from southeastern virginia, look to the southern horizon, they are sending it up to the international space station for supplies. you might want to look out for that later on. today looks good but lots of clouds may obscure it a little bit. tomorrow clouds and sunshine and

even a brief shower, that will hold us to 69 degrees tomorrow. here is a look at the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, a lot going on 75 for your high, dry with clouds and sunshine. even in the overnight hours staying mild. tomorrow clouds and sun and relatively mild, 69, and a spotty shower at times. and thursday sunny and cooler and 61. how about halloween, only 58 degrees, certainly on the cool side but we look dry at this point. saturday blustery and cold and 48 degrees, it's the chilly of the it has been since last march, a shower around and even a wet snowflake possible in the northwest suburbs, we know, we set the clocks back and fall back, sunny and brisk and getting better, monday turning milder and 57 degrees, today nice and mild. >> karen, thank

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topping the people scene this noon, it appears that another reality tv couple will not make it to the alter. juan palo and nicky are the latest pair to call it quits. on sunday farrell unfollowed her ex, on instagram and twitter. they say the split is not mutual. coming up tonight on 6 abc, get ready for more drama on a new forever. a successful doctor is founded after receiving a prestigious award, henry and joe uncover a dark secret they suspect led to

the doctor's murder. be sure and watch tonight at 10:00 "forever" and be sure to tweet during the show using #~ forever and 6 abc. at 8:00 tonight the the great halloween fright night and then a marvel's "agents of s.h.i.e.l.d." and "action news" at 11:00. if you are headed outside karen rogers has a nice forecast? >> satellite 6 along with action radar showing you the clouds, the showers to the west are not impacting us today. you are looking good right there. highs in the northwest about 73, 75 degrees in some spots like downingtown and pottstown, very warm with sunshine and clouds, along the i-95 corridor, 74 and 75 degrees, winds are out of the southwest at 7 to 14 miles per hour. a little bit a breeze and some cloud cover holding temperatures

down at the coastline to the low 70s. 72 in atlantic city and 73 in sea isle city, a mild 75 in dover delaware, and come the weekend temperatures are nearly 30 degrees cooler, so enjoy it now. >> finally this noon, if are you looking for a little distraction this noon, check out these stories at 6abc.com. these boston bruins showed that the cold never bothered them. they are wearing costumes at childrens hospital. and windowless flying could save on fuel and lower your airfare. and this has everything a mermaid princess in training could hope for, find them now the at 6abc.com distraction. >> that will do it for "action news" today, don't forget "action news" at 4:00, 5:00 and 6:00. >> for david murphy, ronald reagan and rick williams, and have a great afternoon.

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