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good afternoon, in the news, tighter security in federal buildings nationwide. the reason for the measures this week. and the nurse at the center of the ebola debate. what she says about her quarantine. and the big story is a rocket disaster. searchers are looking for debris after a ship exploded in front of a horrified crowd. students from ocean city were among those that witnessed the blast. they were watching the launch because the ship was suppose to carry their science experiments to the international space station along with thousands of supplies for nasa. karen travers as more now. >> reporter: the investigation is underway for what caused this fiery rocket failure. the massive launch from

virginia, an explosion happened and a self-destruct button was pushed and then an explosion. the rocket and cargo valued at $2 million erupted into a massive ball of flames. >> there was no injuries and all we lost was hardware. >> we have plenty of work to do for orbit and plenty of supplies to keep them going for quite sometime. >> students from texas eagerly watched last night's launch, they had a science experiment on board, one of 18 chosen from across the nation. >> it was sad to see our work go up in flames. >> the program ended with nasa in 2011 and now the government space agency is paying millions of dollars to companies like

orbital sciences and space x to make the trips. zbl that was karen travers reporting. a camden county police officer is among 40 arrests with a drug trafficking network. he is charged with official misconduct and threats. it was discovered that bailey's husband was a member of the alleged drug ring, the network distributed more than a million dollars worth of crack cocaine and heroin in the suburbs in camden. >> the seizure of 8,000 bags of heroin and 1,000 bags of crack cocaine and 10 pounds of marijuana and more than $11,000 in cash and four firearms, including an automatic rifle.

>> we'll have more on this major drug bust in camden county coming newspaper a live report in the next half hour. checking the change in the forecast, as we countdown to the end of the october, sky 6 is livi looking live. despite the gray skies it's a nice day compared to the cooler weather coming our way. so get ready. lets head outside to david murphy. >> if are you in philadelphia you want to get out and enjoy this over the next hour, hour and a half. then we feel cooler air coming in. we have cloud cover with sun digging through through the morning hours. there is a thin line of showers and clouds moving in from the west ain cold front moving in to the east. that is showing up on stormtracker 6 live double scan, some of that light stuff may

work its way over to berks county and eventually reading, it's mostly pushing up to the poconos and slowly sliding towards the east, in philadelphia we'll have to wait until much later this afternoon. and there is a question on how much that survives to the delaware river. 67 in philadelphia and 67 in wilmington. areas to the north and west of the city, allentown and reading are a lot cooler because the cooler air associated with the front and the rain is pushing towards our north and western suburbs and you have probably hit your high for the day up to the north. current winds the numbers are not what i want to you direct your attention to, notice the direction though, from the southwest, through dover up into philadelphia but up to the north and west they are dropping down from the cooler northwest, that is the line where the front is making its presence felt and

bringing in the cooler air. the high will inch up to 70 for the next hour, but it will cool down with the air from the northwest. it's a lot cooler in cincinnati and st. louis. and we are holding on to the warm stuff on the east coast but it will soon go bye bye. the weekend looking particularly chilly and i'll have more on that in the accuweather seven day including an early look at the halloween forecast. >> thank you david. hurricane sandy made landfall at the jersey shore two years ago today. folks are marking the anniversary even though they are still dealing with the damage. nora muchanic joins us from toms river, ocean county. >> reporter: sara i just lost my feedback system and tell you that sandy caused almost $8

billion worth of damage in new jersey, practically destroying some of our shore towns. it's a slow process and thousands are still out of their homes and businesses like this marina are still recovering but on the second anniversary. the new jersey first lady visited a home in toms river. it's nearly finished by an organization, a future with hope. that is an organization helping sandy victims with assistance. the lorenzo family should be back in by thanksgiving. lorraine describes what that means. >> a lot. our kids can get back to their normal lives and their normal bus route and playing with their friends in the neighborhood. >> its a blessing to gets back home and get back to the normal.

>> i'm excited, it's like the old memories coming back. >> how does it feel to be home? >> very nice. >> this is the shore two years ago after sandy ran through, ortely beach of toms river was considered to be ground zero of sandy. it destroyed block after block of homes. >> it will be another two to three years for recovery in new jersey, we still have thousands of people out of their homes. >> reporter: back live now two legislators introduced a bill, it's designed to make sure relief money is getting the correct amount of money. because it was not designated as one of the zastder counties it's difficult to get the recovery

there. governor christie is making a visit to this marina today on the second anniversary of sandy making landfall. i'm nora muchanic, channel 6 "action news." our coverage of the hurricane sandy anniversary continues on 6abc.com, we have a feature showing areas before and after the storm hit. and we have a collection of photos of the destruction left in the storm's wake, can you find it all at 6abc.com. in other news, the feds are adding more security to thousands of government buildings around the country today. the new measures are cautionary responses after calls from groups like isis. last year a radical muslim convert killed a soldier at canada's parliament. 9500 federal buildings are subject to the heightened security, the government is not saying which ones are affective. >> the nurse quarantined against

her will after treating patients in west africa is ready to go to court. tracy hickox threatens legal action if the rules are not changed. she tested negative for ebola and was allowed to return home after she publically criticized the quarantine policy. she is now involuntary isolation but does not intend of staying there. >> we are adding to a stigma that is not based on science. if these are not lifting by thursday morning i'll go to court to obtain my freedom. >> they still want to use the quarantine for people that have

contact with ebola victims. a fast moving fire this morning in burlington county on fillmore street, firefighters set up a ladder at the home here and the blaze was under control at 6:30 this morning, two people were taken to the hop for treatment but neighbors say they were conscious and talking to firefighters. happening today wilmington's mayor is going to sign a measure banning smoking in all outdoor public places, an effort to improve the beauty of the public spaces, a critic says that the ban will infringe too much on smokers freedom. still to come on "action news" at noon, jose canseco is back in the headlines, this time for accidentally shooting himself. details on the inden that happened at his las vegas home. and the man that vanished

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the forecast. >> yes maybe, and cooler temperatures for sure. get out the next couple of hours before they drop a bit. stormtracker 6 live double scan, we have got a little bit of rain to the west of us. right now it's tracking to the north-northeast, it looks like reading will pick up some of this. maybe over the next half hour or so it's mostly light rain, chester county and places like oxford and coatesville, this is out to the west and slow to push towards the east. as we look outside, we are looking east at bucks county, eaglesville, all the leaves are starting to change, and we love the shots this time of year. it gives us the sense of the changing seasons across the wide region, a pretty shot from the chopper. your winds are west northwest at 12 miles per hour. a little bit of a breeze, these

are the temperatures up north, the affects of the cool front pushing closer and closer to the region. knocking the temperatures down to 59 in lancaster but not all that far to the east 69 in philadelphia and 69 in wilmington and trenton. but this cooler air will move towards the shore the rest of the afternoon and into the evening. in terms of precipitation, it looks like future tracker is still consistent with the idea that the northern and western suburbs have the best chance of getting this this afternoon. it's light stuff but enough to make the roads wet this afternoon. as it starts to push to the i-95 corridor, it's consistent with drying it out and making it fall apart. i think there could be a sprinkle or shower moving into philadelphia by 5:00 or 6:00 and to the shore after that. but anything we get today won't amount to all that much. future tracker, the winds are not impressive.

from now and on up into the rest of the afternoon and evening, the winds drop more out of the northwest and that will continue to draw cooler air in and that is because of the front coming through and the air with it. up in allentown, we are already past our high of 65, mostly cloudy and a spotty shower and temperatures are in the process of dropping in the lehigh valley and reading as well. we'll hold on to the high of 68 and it will take a longer period of time to get the cold front down to you. you'll get the high like you normally would like 4:00 this afternoon. philadelphia we may squeeze out 70 over the next half hour or so and then it turns around and starts to drop. lots tf clouds and a spotty shower. a high of 70 with temperatures dipping in the afternoon, can't rule out a spotty shower, more sun tomorrow and cooler with a high of 60, and a mix of sun

with increasing clouds on halloween, a cool high of 58, it looks like at night it will be dry, 59 at the start and the weekend much cooler. temperatures falling into the 40s on saturday afternoon. >> hello november. quick break, more

"action news" continues with rick williams, sara bloomquist and meteorologist, david murphy. here are stories we are following, law enforcement including the fbi announce a major drug bust in camden, a female police officer is among those arrested. we'll have a live report with the latest coming up. officials in virginia are looking into what caused a space rocket to explode shortly after liftoff last night. and a local girl is dealing with a condition not common in children, kidney stones. now details out of camden, new jersey, a female police officer has been arrested as part of a big drug bust, vernon odom is live in camden where police just wrapped up a news conference a short time ago. vernon what can you tell us? >> reporter: good afternoon, police are calling this a sweeping massive drug bust that the camden county police chief says will ripple down to the shore resort area.

40 people are indicted today for allegedly dealing heroin and crack cocaine. among them camden police officer, ashley bailey, 28, the wife of one of men accused of being a king pin in this operation. this in the wake of shootings here last spring, she is accused of using inside police information to carry this conspiracy out. police have seized 8,000 pounds of heroin as evidence they will use here. >> getting this person out of our organization and off the streets and causing to stand in the court of law at some time is one of our highest priorities. >> exofficer ashley bailey could get up to 30 years in prison if she is convicted of all the charges today. that is far more than the king pins involved in this

conspiracy. police say that the camden operation has dealers working down to the beaches of southern new jersey. live in camden, channel 6 "action news.." crews are searching for debris from the rocket that exploded on liftoff from virginia, it was suppose to go on a supply mission to the international space station. it was carrying two tons of experiments and equipment. officials at orbital sciences the company that launched the rocket hopes that any pieces found would pinpoint the cause of the blast. the ship was carrying a science spearments from students from ocean city high school. security is being ramped up to the response to the threat of terrorists and lone wolf attacks. we are joined now in new york city. >> reporter: that is right, officers here outside of the federal reserve are already

under increased alert. >> hoping to prevent an attack like this one -- the department of homeland security announced that they would be taking precautionary steps to secure federal buildings and the 1.4 million people that visit them every day. this comes a week after the lone wolf attack in canada that killed one soldier. nathan cirillo was shot standing guard at canada's war memorial. >> he perpetrated the attacks at the war memorial and parliament hill. >> he when on to storm the parliament in an assault that has people here worried. isis is encouraging strikes against police and military here by home grown terrorists. >> there could be thousands of people like them, disenfranchised and lonely and

not successful in life and lonely and they are the hardest to figure out and hardest to stop. >> a man with a hatchet attacked a group of new york city police officers last week. >> i'm confident this is a terrorist attack. >> authorities say there is not a specific attack, but they are taking the protections for the federal buildings across the u.s. it was to years ago when hurricane sandy came ashore to devastate the shore towns in new jersey and new york, officials in the affected towns are taking stock of the recovery from the super storm. the hurricane was blamed for at least 117 deaths in the united states and $65 billion worth of damage. new jersey governor, chris christie is touring several locations that have since been rebuilt including belmar, new jersey today. we have another nice day

today, but it will get cooler in the evening, lets look live from sky 6 hd, plenty of clouds around and a slight chance of rain, but today is considered to be a nice day, but cooler temperatures are right around the corner. lets get the latest from meteorologist, david murphy. >> it's a nice morning and the afternoon is looking good in most neighborhoods. there are changes in store, there is a cold front to the west that is driving showers into the region and over the next couple of hours, the northern and western suburbs and western counties. as this continues to move to the east it may try and fall a part before it gets to philadelphia, between now and 7:00 and 8:00, the front itself moving slowly and ahead of it we have managed to break out sunshine along with some of the that high to midlevel cloud cover. it's a nice stretch we have been on, last friday, 70 and 70 last

saturday and 60s after that and yesterday all the way up to 76, today we manage to stay mild but things are in the process of changes, the cooler air with the front is beginning to march its way down to the northern and western suburbs, we are back down to the 50s now, quakertown 61 and 71 in philadelphia, and in fact center city temperature is as high as it will go. now, if you are in south jersey, you have numbers on or about 70, you'll hold on to the warmer air, it will take longer for the cooler air to come down from the north. as we roll through the rest of the day, it looks like you'll continue to see the temperatures dip from where they are right now in philadelphia, for your drive time, 64 at 4:00 and 60 at 5:30 and by 7:00 you are back into the upper 50s and there is cooler air to the west than is on its way in.

and it will be staying with us straight through the weekend. we'll have more on that and an update on the halloween call and the rest of the seven-day forecast, mainly on the chilly side, that is coming up. >> david, thank you. police in trenton, new jersey, is investigating after one person was shot on the street this morning, it happened at 10:00 on market discreet over the route 1 overpass, police are still searching for a suspect and the scene was closed to traffic for sometimes and has since reopened. the condition of the victim is not yet known. a collision closed the roosevelt boulevard in olney, one car rear ended another, four people involved complained of back and neck injuries and the road has since been reopened . turning to politics, the latest poll released today shows tom corbett chipping away at the big lead of democratic

candidate, tom wolf, but wolf continues with a double digit leased. he gets 53% of the vote and corbett gets 40%. >> the election could get closer, there is no doubt it has the potential for the turnout for the differential. the republicans may have a slight turn out advantage any way, if they could turn out the voters, to make it closer. but it would be historic if corbett came back to win this election. >> election day is next tuesday. still much more ahead on "action news" at noon, armed with a go pro camera, a woman takes to the streets in new york to raise awareness about harassment and the results will shock you. >> love designers, i have the sale for you. the dana buckman jacket just

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a medical problem once considered an adult concern is being seen among children. in this week's edition of raising healthy kids, health reporter, and registered nurse, ali gorman, tells us about kidney stones. >> for taylor rigins it began with a tummy ache. >> they said there was a stomach bug going on but nobody in the house was getting it. >> the discomfort and vomiting didn't go away.

from january to april, she was hospitalized twice. >> she had two kidney stones and one was stuck. >> it was sitting right there. >> dr. gregory says that the number of adults with kidney stones when up 70%. and especially kids, teenagers, that rate could be greater, they form from calcium and other compounds building up inside of the kidney, the stones may break off and cause obstruction. >> even a 4 millimeter stone could cause pain, sometimes it's sharp and moves around. family history is one factor and so is a diet of too little water or too much salt. the doctor's research shows that climate plays a role. >> temperature extremes like

high hot and some cities like chicago and philadelphia, the cold temperatures the risk of stones increased rather abruptly and dramatically. >> taylor needed one surgery to remove a stone. >> and to recent problems she is drinking more water and eating less salt. david murphy is here now, a couple of days left in october and it will feel cooler. >> more october-like as we go into this afternoon and tonight and heading into halloween, as we look at stormtracker 6 live double scan we have the showers that are really to the north and west of the philadelphia, since this morning's broadcast and they are getting closer, the close up view shows us that reading is beginning to pick up a little bit of this, the initial rain from the showers is going to be light, and later on today if you are out in the northern and western suburbs you

may pick up slightly steadier rain and as it moves to the east there is a chance that it will fall apart and not be an issue. you'll want to keep your eyes out for this, light nuisance stuff. the action cam now with autumnal pictures, people have the nice flowers they put out and they survive well october in november. 69 in philadelphia rights now, we may have touched 70 briefly, we won't find out until the national weather service does the numbers. but for our post we reached 69 and we'll see the number dip over the next half hour or so. winds north-northwest at 10 miles per hour or so. it's breezy but not too bad. most of the model runs i have been watching over the day and a

half, has this stuff largely disintegrating before it gets to philadelphia, i'll allow for a shower on i-95 by 5:00 or 6:00, but it's a good chance a lot of you won't see it. by 10:00 not only is the threat of rain over but clearing from the northwest to the southeast. future tracker handling temperatures for you, and watch this area of green, that is the cooler air, as we go through the afternoon, 3:30, it's knocking the temperatures down. 60s up north and by 6:00 even at the shore the numbers start to dip and the cool air coming in later tonight, we'll see the numbers dip lower than last night. 66 by 3:00, and i'll go for 61 by 5:00 and 58 by 8:00, and mid-50s by 9:00. the overnight low down to 47. tomorrow the front is gone and

high pressure builds in from the west and maybe not a whole lot of wind tomorrow but it's cooler with chilly air coming into the northwest and most importantly a high of just 60 degrees, for halloween it's dry and 55 degrees, by 6:00 following a high in the upper 50s and 50 by 9:00, i'm not looking at a lot of wind but it will be on the cool side, as we head into the weekend oh my, a trough of cooler air saturday only in the 40s and maybe a shower or two from the low. 70 is today's high and mostly cloudy and sprinkles and showers are possible and more stun tomorrow and a high of 68, and the dry but cool halloween forecast, saturday windy and a shower possible and we'll spend the afternoon in the 40s. and then the same story on sunday but we are dry and have

more sun in play. at least we get an extra hour of sleep sunday night. >> thank you david. stay on top of the changing weather situation at 6abc.com/weather, you'll find the radar plus the hourly and seven-day forecast and watch the latest videos from our "action news" meteorologist and view our collection of weather related images. this is ceo tom macarthur's world. in macarthur's world, he opposes new laws to ensure women receive equal pay for equal work. and macarthur opposes a woman's right to choose

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western serbs way out in berks and chester county and the lehigh valley you'll see the sprinkles soon. 69 in philadelphia, there we go we just got our high of 70, it just kicked in, that will lower quickly. 68 by 2:00 and 4:00, 64 and then it's over folks, 59 degrees, back into the 50s at 6:00 and down to the mid-50s by 10:00. that is the change in store today and tonight. >> thank you david. finally, this noon models paraded an array of decadent designs, approximately 70 models hit the runway wearing designs made by world famous chocola chocolateers. >> now for david murphy and the

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