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good afternoon, sara bloomquist is off and we begin with noon with developing news. there is word of a confession from eric frein. the accused cop killer was paraded in front of the media this morning after his suspected murder of a pennsylvania police strooper. sources tell us that he admitted to the crime that sparked a 48 day manhunt in the poconos. chad pradelli is live now where frein made his first appearance this morning. >> he is charged with first degree murder and attempted murder and a slew of other charges. he looked like a broken man inside of the courtroom and gave many one word answers before the judge and there were more than a dozen pennsylvania state troopers it in the courtroom and each one of them stared at frein and you can sense their fury and

then there was a spectacle on the courthouse steps. >> they brought out frein in front of a throng of people and cameras. and then paraded him around the courthouse while people yelled, why? he is accused of killing troop er and wounding another trooper. >> a team was sweeping through the area and surprised him as he was outs side of the hangar, gave him commands to sounder and he complied with those commands and was take and into custody. >> the bomb squad is conducting a sweep of the hangar because of possible booby traps. a rifle is recovered and frein may have buried another weapon,

a journal was also discovered but its contents are unclear. police say that the accused killer knew the terrain and that allowed him to remain at large for too long. >> he was able to get into cabins and other unoccupied structures and in other cases he had things hidden and he was able to get out of the weather and be protected. >> he was captured after an exhausted search and this allows the poconos area to regain some normalcy. for the families of corporal dickson and trooper douglas that will never happen. >> they have suffered an unimaginable loss of unspeakable proportions.

>> frein was remanded to the pike county facility. the district here says he will seek the death penalty. i'm chad pradelli, channel 6 "action news." >> we are getting our first look at the abandoned airport hangar where frein was captured. it's in tannersville, monroe county, frein was arrested by u.s. marshals who were on routine patrol as part of the manhunt, and he was apprehended without a struggle. police cruisers are still on the scene there as the investigation continues despite frein's capture. "action news" first reported the cap tower of frein and our coverage continues today on "action news" at 4:00, david henry and vernon odom will pick up our coverage from pike and monroe counties and vernon will talk to local residents that are trying to resume their normal lives. >> also, 6abc.com featured

expanded coverage of eric frein's capture, you'll see a slideshow of his arrest and court appearance tomorrow and the video timeline of manhunt and tribute to fallen pennsylvania state trooper, bryan dixon. >> it's down to the wire for the transit workers union and both sides are trying to hammer out a contract. they could announce a strike before the day is over. eva pilgram is live in old city where negotiations are continuing at this hour. >> reporter: rick, the clock is ticking, septa and union reps are expected to resume talks at this hour in a conference room insides of the windham hotel and there is a lot on the line with the union bosses already planning to announce a decision today whether workers will head to the picket line. >> catch two to three buses a

day and i have a family that depends on the bus too on a daily basis. >> i have to get to work every day and i rely on it. >> a lot of people will be looking for a ride if the 4700 transit workers park their buses and go on strike. willy brown is expecting to give a decision at the end of the day. if they decide to strike, brown says he will give commuters 24 hours notice. >> it's going to be an issue, cabs are too high, not everybody can afford cabs, it's a problem, major problem. >> commuters are hopeful both sides can come to a deal. there is no hope, they have to work it out. >> septa is preparing a contingency plan in the event of a strike, but both sides are back at the bargaining table. we'll continue to follow the talks and bring you the latest

at 6abc.com and 6 abc. we are live in old city, eva pilgram, channel 6 "action news." >> thank you. in glassboro, two people were air-lifted to hospitals after an accident that left their car in pieces on the side of a highway. for some reason the driver lost control on the southbound lanes of route 55, and bother the driver and passenger were flown out on a medavac. >> at least one person was cut from the wreckage in falls township from this crash. in delaware, police say that a note written on a bathroom wall led them to a kidnapping victim. she was held against her will by her estranged husband. it was writ and in makeup in the bathroom in the mcdonald's on

dupont highway, they used the note to locate the suspect and victim hours later near the dover mall. he abducted his estranged wife and kept her duct taped to a bed for the past week. an apartment fire forced 69 people out of their homes and the blaze injured one resident and one firefighter. heavy flames tore through the building just before midnight and many residents were not able to get out the front door and they had to find different ways to escape. >> the smoke was everywhere, we had to go out the back window out the fire escape. >> an emergency shelter is set up at sarah high school for all the displaced. the fire remains under investigation. one wilmington family's scare is now over. boo the cat is back home. the exotic looking savannah cat

was back home after being caught last night. he dispoored after chasing after a rabbit, he was spotted but managed to elude capture, boo is said to be in good health but will be quarantined for ten days just in case. on this final friday of october, we are dealing with north day of chilly temperatures think trick or treaters will need a jacket or coat this evening, but probably not an umbrella. grey skies on sky 6 hd this noon. temperatures are on the cool side and the weekend will be even chillier as we say hello to november. now lets say hello to meteorologist, melissa magee, she is at the "action news" big board with a closer look at the forecast. >> reporter: hi there rick, we are in store for changes into the weekend, philadelphia

morning low of 40 degrees, north and west 25 for the morning low in the poconos, and 29 in allentown and 34 in reading and along the coast, wildwood waking up with a temperature of just 39 degrees. outside the temperatures are in the upper 40s to around 50 degrees, and off to a cool start in the city than we were the same time 48 hours. 6 degrees cooler in wilmington. changes up ahead, you can see that on stormtracker 6 live double scan, we are tracking a piece of energy, an area of low pressure forming off the coast of the carolinas and moisture developing off the great lakes. we'll watch these two pieces as we get into our weekend, but in between that time it's mostly cloudy and a bid of a squeeze play, we'll talk about what to expect as the afternoon and the weekend wears on. it will be a mostly dry halloween, a damp start on your saturday and also turning windy over the weekend and as we got

into the weekend we are tracking the coldest air so far this season. we'll take a closer look at the numbers and letd you know what to expect for the trick or treat halloween with the full and exclusive accuweather forecast. >> thank you. meantime the halloween celebration is already in full swing for many children in the region, children show off their costumes in havertown today. parades were held here and other elementaries schools across haverford today. they were sent home with a half day to get an early start with trick or treating. "action news" would like to see pictures of your ghosts, gouls and goblins. still to come on "action news" at noon, a new service from starbucks, the plan to deliver coffee straight to your door. and the close call on the subway, the mistake that sent a construction drill through a

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ordered to stay three feet away from anyone when she leaves her home in maine. she went against the mandatory quarantine by going for a bike ride yesterday. she returned from west africa last week and shows no signs of illness. she says it violates her rights. she is suppose to remain quarantined for another ten days. crews are looking for a construction mistake that almost led to a disaster. a drill when straight through a train yesterday. the money brakes went off within something hit the top of it. crews were drilling an underground well and accidentally missed their mark and skewered a train car packed with passengers. >> thank god it was the other side of the train because that could have been me. >> several windows were

shattered and passengers were forced to walk to a rescue train and fortunately nobody was hurt. a parachute jump did not go as planned in st. louis, this base jump perfect was left dangling for hours after his shoot became stuck in the air. firefighters scaled the same tower to unentangle him and lower him to the ground. he was take and to the hospital to be checked out. can you take 6 abc.com with you anywhere you go, it fits any device, tablets or your smart phone, no matter how large or small your screen.

starbucks is planning to deliver coffee straight to your door. the service is available to select customers in some cities next year in some of the country. they will be able to order it from a mobile app and having delivered to your front door. the average price of gas when under $3 today. according to aaa the price fell 33 cents this month mainly because of dropping oil prices, it has not fallen below $3 in

two years. coming up tonight on "action news" at 11:00, a special "action news" troubleshooters. here is nydia han with a preview. trapped in his own house, this is how this paraplegic man feels, because he condition get his wheelchair back from a company in new jersey. >> you are stranded, you feel like a prisoner in your own house. he came to the problem solvers desperate for help. find out what happened on "action news" at 11:00. "action news" is working on news stories tonight at 4:00. here is alicia vitarelli with a look ahead. >> reporter: happy halloween, i have candy for you at my desk, a special halloween edition of freebie friday, from free pancakes to free pumpkin spiced lattes. and it's a costume that has one man in the running for dad of

the year, he turned his son's wheelchair into the cool of the costume in the neighborhood. we have your pictures and we are showing them all to you, use the #~ 6 abc halloween. we are getting great ones in we really enjoy it. quick

meteorologist, melissa magee, is back now as we say good-bye to october. >> we are factoring the windchill this weekend. changes are on the way in time for a new month. stormtracker 6 live double scan showing you it's dry as we close out our friday and it's all

about trick or treat and the halloween forecast, we have that on the way for you as well. here is the picture outside, sky 6 hd we are down the shore in atlantic city, can you see a few peeks of sun and otherwise sun gives way to increasing clouds and we are tracking moisture for the first half of our weekend. currently in philadelphia we are coming in at 50 degrees and the due point 36 and the atmosphere is dry and you feel the cooler air draining down from the north at 9 miles per hour. outside this afternoon, 50 in philadelphia, degrees cooler than yesterday. 41 in the poconos and 49 in allentown and beach haven 59, and sea isle city 51. here is satellite 6 along with action radar we have a mostly cloudy skies from new england to the mid-atlantic region. there is an area of low pressure

forming off the coast of the carolinas and we are tracking that and there is another upper level support that we are tracking across the great lakes across the ohio valley, this continues to dive south ward until we get to the weekend but until that time it's mostly cloudy and dry and the trick or treat forecast is on the way and mostly cloudy and 56 degrees, 9:00, 50 degrees and a concern with drizzle at the shore, especially with that area of low pressure, the coastal storm that develops and stays mainly offshore as it moves to the north and east and some precipitation could move eastward to the shore points, just a bit of drizzle to contend with. we are tracking the area of low pressure off the coast and another piece of energy to the north and west and lots of clouds in between that time, a high temperature of 58 degrees and have you the cool

northeasterly wind. increasing clouds today and a high of 58 degrees, after midnight we track the rain that will develop on saturday, a windy day and a damp day with a high temperature of 53 degrees and the showers on and off through the afternoon into the early evening hours and don't forget to fall back saturday night, so we will gain an extra hour of sleep but once you get into sunday afternoon, sunset on sunday, 4:58 p.m. 58 for the high on sunday but the windchill of 48 on sunday. temperatures rebound next week as we get a westerly wind as you get out to the polls and vote on tuesday, temperatures then in the 60s. get ready for the chill this weekend rick. >> thank you.

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"action news" at 12:30 continues with rick williams, sara bloomquist, and meteorologist, david murphy. hello again, here are the stories we are following for you on "action news" at 12:30, the manhunt is over and eric frein is in custody. the latest on his capture and court appearance coming up. and an intense fire burns through a west philadelphia apartment building and the work continues to recover the bodies

after the deadly plane crash in kansas. we continue with the developing story of the capture of eric frein, he made his first court appearance today bringing to an end a 48 day manhunt. he was brought in handcuffed and wearing an orange jump suit. authorities captured frein near an abandoned airplane hangar. prosecutors will seek the death penalty. today we find some comfort as a community that we are taking these next steps towards justice. >> officials say frein answered yes or no questions in court but was not asked to answer a plea to first degree murder charges, and he did not have a lawyer. chopper 6 hd was over the hangar where we was found in

tannersville, monroe county. police are still there looking for possible traps. we'll have more on this beginning at 4:00s, david henry and vernon odom will pick up the coverage. and you can turn to 6abc.com for expanded coverage, there you will find a slideshow of images of frein's arrest and a video timeline of the manhunt and a tribute to fallen state trooper, bryan dickson. it's all there right now at 6abc.com. the clock is ticking on a potential septa strike, union boss, willy brown, will decide today whether the 4700 members of the transit union will walk off the job. talks broke off in center city but they are continuing at this hour. the union pledges to provide 24 hours notice before going on strike. a firefighter and one resident was injured in a massive apartment blaze in west

philadelphia, is broke out on south 67th street. people were take and to a red cross shelter for the evening. katherine scott has more from the scene. >> two people were xrured in all of this, one resident and one firefighter, they were taken to the hospital in stable condition, as you look at the upper floors, there is a lot of damage as fierce flames tore through the building overnight. the flames were ferocious and the smoke thick as apartments were evacuated in west philadelphia after the fire broke out last night. >> we encountered heavy fire on the fourth floor and all occupants were removed. crews blasted water on the fire and 77 firefighters with 22 pieces of apparatus responded to the scene on the 100 block of south 52nd street. >> it was crazy, kids running and crying and screaming and

people running around with no clothes on. >> it took 1:25 minutes to get the fire under control. the investigation is now jound way and the red cross set up a shelter at a nearby school and about 70 people checked in. this resident was not at home when it happened and arrived this morning stunned. >> the first floor is probably flooded. >> the cause of the fire remains under investigation. katherine scott, channel 6 "action news." >> one person was killed in this early morning crash in falls township, bucks county, it happened on route 13, and the crash involved several vehicles, crew his to remove the roof off one mangled car, the person who died has not yet been identified. turning to the forecast now it's a chilly halloween but the sky should stay dry for most of the trick or treaters. melissa magee is outside now with the somewhat spooky

forecast from accuweather. >> reporter: hi rick, we had sunshine to get our morning started but sun giving way to increased clouds. it's just 50 in philadelphia and the poconos this afternoon, 41 degrees and 51 in reading and 51 in dover. beach haven 52 and low 50s in sea isle city. it's mostly cloudy for most of the mid-atlantic region, you see moisture to the south and east staying offshore, there is moisture moving off the great lakes, we'll have to track that closely as we get into tonight, if are you doing some trick or treating we have the forecast on the way for you. mostly cloudy and 5:00 the temperature 56 degrees, 9:00 tonight we drop down to 50 degrees and there is some concern with drizzle at the shore. especially with the area of low

pressure i showed you forming off the coast of the carolinas. watch out for that from you doing trick or treating. we'll talk about what is ahead, a cool halloween, some could say spooky, damp on saturday and turning windy as we get into sunday. a fall feel and a winter chill on the way, all the details coming up with the full and exclusive accuweather forecast. >> thank you. workers in wichita kansas will use heavy equipment to clear debris after yesterday's deadly plane crash, the pilot and three people inside of the training facility at the airport were killed within the plane crashed into the building suddenly. karen travers is live in washington with the very latest. >> reporter: good afternoon rick, officials said this morning that parts of that building are still unsafe because the fuel from the plane burned so hot during the fire that happened after the crash. the small plane lost power

quickly after taking off from the wichita airport. the pilot identified as mark goldstein, lost control and veered to the left and crashed down into the flight training building, people were trapped inside of the building. >> we were in a conference call and the building shook -- >> all three people in the building were killed. >> we are trying to remove the deceased from the building so at that time we'll confirm who they are. >> five others were hospitalized one still in serious condition. goldstein was a former air traffic controller and navy veteran, he retired after twice getting air traffic control safety awards. >> i would trust him with my life. >> last december an employee allegedly tried to drive an explosive filled van on the

tarmac and in january a man drove his truck through the security gate. now they are saying this was a tragic accident. >> officials said this morning that parts of plane still need to be recovered from the crash site on the roof of the building and on the ground. ntsb investigators are looking into what led to the power failure that caused the crash. reporting live from washington, karen travers, channel 6 "action news." >> thank you. police in britain says that two people are missing after a fiery explosion from a fireworks warehouse. it was destroyed in spectacular fashion, a search for the people will continue once the building is deemed safe. but officials have taken one man into custody. in camden county, people are welcoming home a hero,

christopher michael bayne arrived home escorted about a caravan of motorcycles and tire trucks, after serving his country for 13 years he is home for good. his wife and daughter were counting the days until his tours of duty were complete and now the family is whole again. welcome home sergeant first class, christopher bayne. and new clues in the death investigation of a family in utah, why officials think the mother, father and three children were all murdered. plus, caught on camera, a brawl breaks out after a football game in tennessee. and melissa magee is back with the closer look at the exclusive accuweather forecast. when "action news" continues.

there is a murder mystery out of utah where five family members were found dead in their home. they were apparently poisoned. alicia vitarelli joins us with more on this bizarre tragedy. >> bizarre and heart breaking, the mother, father and three of their children were found dead in the master bedroom by their son, the only one that survived. and now details emerged that says it could be merger. the police believe that the family died from an accidental or purposeful poisoning. >> according to the search warrants, relatives found the parents, benjamin inchristie

strak dead in their beds. and the children also. >> they were sweet and cute. >> they described the father benjamin as a jokester, christie as a good mother. so what police found in their home more dizzar, they found a troubling amount of medication and other evidence. 12 open bottles of nighttime cold and flu medication and a baggy of marijuana and a purple bucket with yellow liquid and a pair of black slippers with a spot of blood. they initially thought that a carbon monoxide leak may have caused their deaths, but there was no carbon monoxide leak and she couldn't believe she would do this to the kids. she would not clarify this to the police who she was talking

about. they are looking at toxicology results to pinpoint what caused the deaths. >> thank you alicia. high school football rivals in tennessee slugged it out, this happened after the game ended. the referee issued unsportsman-like penalties during the game and they went to shake hands after the game and the fight broke out. speaking of football the eagles are preparing for battle in texas this sunday and they are keeping a close eye on j.j. watt-with the texans, he piled up six sacks, and the eagles piled up four sacks in the last six games. well, a man that know a thing or two about business shared his tips for success this morning in center city, walter

gutierrez talked about his extraordinary journey working for kellogs. and gutierrez is now the chair of the all bright stone bridge group. still ahead on "action news" at noon, we'll try to spook you on this halloween with a look behind the walls of eastern state penitentiary. looking live at the sky 6 hd at the philadelphia international airport.

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tonight the mega millions drawing is offering up quite the halloween treat, the jumped to 284 million dollars, that is the tenth biggest cash prize for the game. watch the mega millions tonight during "action news" at 11:00. good luck. if are you looking for a way to get your fright on this halloween, eastern state penitentiary behind the walls is named the scariest place in all america. here is the scary fyi just for you. >> are you ready? >> terror behind the walls is one of the largest haunted houses in the country. there are six attractions so the story starts out in lock down, your first attraction where they

have taken over, the inmates and then people move into our brand new attraction, the machine shop. that is an attraction that is hidden behind the rooms of death row in an old factory part of the prison and now a group of individuals have taken over and have evil plans. and other attractions ranging from outdoor gardens. the eerie infirmary full of doctors and patients and you don't know who is on your side. we experiment in 3-d, have you to put the glasses on and night watch, the dark of the attraction, you can go through and there are people in there waiting. >> oh. >> i'm still shaking a little bit. >> they offer the neon necklaces if you want the zombies to touch you. >> they did, i did that for 30

seconds. if you have that on they sometimes take you away. it's very frightful and we have a frightful forecast for some rick. we'll show you what is going on with stormtracker 6 live double scan, we are tracking changes but things are dry now, at around midnight and into your saturday we are tracking light rainfall. here is the picture outside, chopper 6 hd high above the skies in glassboro, new jersey, it's probably a good idea to take in the beautiful colors because as we get into the weekend and on sunday we are tracking some windy conditions, so the winds might just blow all the pretty leaves off the trees, so take in the sights right now. outside north and west of town, slatington 47, tannersville 43, sea isle city 51 and lower 50s in chester.

as you move into new holland the temperatures in the lower 50s, 49 in cinnaminson and if you are on the immediate coastline, temperatures are in the 50s, keep in mind in the late evening hours, there is concern of a little drizzle. off to the west in hockessin 52. here is the action radar, we have clouds around and we are sandwiched between to systems. an area of low pressure in the delaware valley, this dives to the east this weekend and we track an area of low pressure that forms a coastal low that stays offshore, we'll track the two pieces into the weekend within that a chance of precipitation, the day planner, 3:00 this afternoon, 56 degrees and lots of clouds, 5:00, 56 and lower 50s at 7:00 and 9:00 we drop to 52 with an overnight low

of 48 degrees, 3:00 this afternoon it's mostly cloudy across the region, and that moisture stays mainly offshore, but as i advance this into 10:00 tonight, some light rain showers from lakehurst to wildwood. if you do trick or treating early i think they are okay but later on tonight we have the moisture to contend with. in the overnight hours, some moisture moves westward and as we get into the start of the weekend on saturday, some light rain. as we get into sunday more changes with a bit of a winter like setup on the way. winds gust on sunday over 40 miles per hour in spots and morning windchills in the 30s and as we get into the afternoon hours on sunday, windchills will be in the 40s and the sunset on sunday as we lose daylight savings time at 4:48 in the afternoon. increasing clouds today, high temperatures of 58 degrees, saturday windy and damp, a high

of 53, don't forget to fall back and set the clocks, sunday brisk wind and chilly with a high of just 51 but struggling to get into the 50s, it will be in the 40s most of the day. 57 on monday and warming up into next week. >> stay on top of the changing weather situation on 6abc.com/weather, you'll find the storm tracker 6 radar and hourly and seven-day forecast. and watch the videos from our meteorologists. health check this noon, a study in california may have unlocked the way to get kids to finally eat more vegetables, students at this l.a. high school are eating more veggie for breakfast. they found that 50% of students were overweight and eating badly, they came up with a blast bar at school, to make

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has her telling kids the story of the day of the dead instead. and tonight's prime time lineup begins at 9:00 with the last man standing and then an hour of shark tank and 20/20 at 10:00 and "action news" at 11:00. if are you looking for distraction this afternoon, check out these stories on 6abc.com, click through an active add from honda where you get to choose from night and day and browse your favorite disney characters and the actors that voice them and if you need a costume check out these last min costumes. you probably have this stuff in your closet. you can get it all now at 6abc.com/distraction. >> what about your costume? >> i think it's going to be a surprise later tonight.

>> how about you? >> i'm not telling either. >> north and west of town, 57 and sunshine and it will we cooler and 57 in pottstown and 56 to the north and west. doylestown 56 and cooler and high today in the city 58 and down the shore 59 watch out for drizzle for the trick or treaters later on tonight. maybe some extra layers under the costume. finally at noon, florida university students figured out thousand walk on water, a professor sponsored a contest to see which water shoes had the best boyency. only students that make it across the man made lake get an a on the project. the first one won a $500 scholarship. don't forget to join us at 4:00,

5ks and 6:00. for the entire "action news" this is jim. a man who doesn't stand still. but jim has afib, atrial fibrillation an irregular heartbeat, not caused by a heart valve problem. that puts jim at a greater risk of stroke. for years, jim's medicine tied him to a monthly trip to the clinic to get his blood tested. but now, with once-a-day xarelto®, jim's on the move. jim's doctor recommended xarelto®. like warfarin, xarelto® is proven effective to reduce afib-related stroke risk. but xarelto® is the first and only once-a-day prescription blood thinner for patients with afib not caused by a heart valve problem, that doesn't require regular blood monitoring. so jim's not tied to that monitoring routine. gps: proceed to the designated route. not today. for patients currently well managed on warfarin, there is limited information on how xarelto® and warfarin compare in reducing the risk of stroke. xarelto® is just one pill a day taken with the evening meal.

plus, with no known dietary restrictions, jim can eat the healthy foods he likes. don't stop taking xarelto®, rivaroxaban, unless your doctor tells you to. while taking xarelto®, you may bruise more easily and it may take longer for bleeding to stop. xarelto® may increase your risk of bleeding if you take certain medicines. xarelto® can cause serious bleeding, and in rare cases, may be fatal. get help right away if you develop unexpected bleeding, unusual bruising, or tingling. if you have had spinal anesthesia while on xarelto®, watch for back pain or any nerve or muscle related signs or symptoms. do not take xarelto® if you have an artificial heart valve or abnormal bleeding. tell your doctor before all planned medical or dental procedures. before starting xarelto®, tell your doctor about any conditions such as kidney, liver, or bleeding problems. jim changed his routine. ask your doctor about xarelto®. once-a-day xarelto® means no regular blood monitoring, no known dietary restrictions. for information and savings options, download the xarelto® patient center app,

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