>> good morning it is 6:00 a.m., saturday, november 1 here's some of the stories we're following on "action news." a late-night deal is announced to keep the septa drivers on the job. we'll have details of the tentative deal ahead. a woman is hit by a car near temple hospital, now the search is on for more clues. a soggy start to the weekend, will the rain dampen your plans. meteorologist chris sowers is outside with a look ahead with the accuweather forecast. looks rainy out there. >> reporter: it's miserable out here, the rain is blowing side

ways, i'm in a wrestle match with the umbrella because the wind is trying to take it out of my hand. we have heavier bands of moisture showing up one north and west of philadelphia. i'm going to lose this umbrella. another one just off the coast of atlantic city. so we're going to zoom into the one in the northwestern suburbs first. you can see all the yellows andd oranges doylestown and green lane as you head up the northeast extension, it will be a slow go as we see the pockets of rainfall. we get into new castle county and delaware. wilmington, same thing. lots of heavy rain. the last batch is pushing into atlantic city as i speak. we're picking up the organs and reds that's where it's pushing into sea isle city and avalon in the next half-hour. temperatures along with the rain, chilly allentown 45 degrees. philadelphia, 46. poconos 41.

millville, 47 and a pair of 50s for the boardwalk in atlantic city and sea isle city, as well. accuweather says find something indoors to do. damp and windy, high of 49 degrees. you factor in the winds it will feel like the upper 30s and low 40s throughout the day. it's not a nice start to the weekend, tomorrow looks better, but we'll have windchills in the 20s in parts of the area tomorrow morning. i'll show you the numbers in the complete accuweather seven-day forecast when i step back inside here in just a bit. >> an agreement for septa riders. annie mccormick has the details. >> we are pleased to announce that septa and twu has reached two year agreement.

>> reporter: septa and the president of the transit worker union shake on a agreement for the union employees operating buses trolleys and subways. >> it was difficult, but we got it done. >> reporter: a long day and night homicide the wind wyndham hotel, it's been a longer seven months for union workers without a contract and tense for riders waiting to hear about a strike. >> thank you to the riders and the union, it was worked through in a business-like manner. >> reporter: details are mum until union workers are briefed. both sides agree the deal is fair. earlier it was said that the union wanted a five year deal, brown touched on that. >> it gives us an opportunity, first of all we had too many issues to deal with right now. we didn't need to have a strike,

we couldn't resolve the issues, so it gives us the next two years to solidify our concerns. >> reporter: willie brown said next friday he'll present to this union workers whole have a vote. annie mccormick channel 6 "action news." >> breaking news, the action cam is live on the scene of a deadly accident on the roosevelt boulevard in the northeast. police say two people including an 80-year-old woman were hit by a carat 6:00. the 80-year-old woman was rushed to aerial hospital torresdale with no vital signs. the other person was pronounced at the scene. police say this car hit a woman overnight in front of the temple university hospital. the woman was rushed into temple in critical condition. broad street is closed between

tioga and vanango for the investigation. initially police were looking for evidence that a second car hit the woman and fled. now surveillance video shows only one car hit her. accused cop killer eric frein sits in a jail cell awaiting his next day in court which will be for a preliminary hearing on november 12. authorities say they found the alleged murder weapon in an abandoned airport hangar near where marshalls captured frein. his face is bruised. our david henry asked about the bruises. >> sometimes when we take people into custody we have to make -- take drastic measures especially when he killed a fellow officer. we weren't messing around. >> reporter: you meant business. >> we meant business. >> frein is in isolation accused of killing bryon dickson

and trooper alex douglass. two high schools raised money for the troopers. delaware valley and troopers from the state police accepted the check from the grudge match between the schools. maine nurse casey -- kasi hickcox is free to go where she wants. she must continue monitoring her health, but since she has no symptoms, she can go out in public. she also humbled by the decision and the support she received. nina pham who survived an ebola infection will get to reunite with her dog bentley. he has been quarantined for 21 days and tested negative for the

virus. those infected with ebola would be higher if it were not for a doctor in liberia who prevented it from spreading. >> reporter: meet the doctor who prevented the spread of ebola and paid with her life. >> she was courageous, but paid with her life, when she passed away from the disease. >> reporter: it was back in july that liberian diplomat patrick sawyer entered the country and fell al. a junior doctor misdiagnosed him with malaria. this doctor diagnosed him with ebola. he said he wanted to be

discharged. he failed to say he had been with his sister before she died from ebola and demanded to be released. >> the patient and the liberian government put him under tremendous pressure to discharge him. >> reporter: she refused isolating the patient and protecting her staff and herself. bloody tests confirm he had ebola and in a week he was dead. later the doctor and others died from the dreaded disease. >> the country was not ready for the outbreak, and she paid the price. >> reporter: she is seen by money as a national hero and a nonprofit trust fund has been established had her name to support healthcare in the liberia. doctors must fight the disease

in west africa to keep it from spreading from around the world. >> it comforts me a little bit, the loss is deep and my life will never be the same withoutny sister, but the fact that she is being recognized as a his or her gives me comfort. >> if you're dreaming of becoming a millionaire, you still have a chance. the jackpot for the mega millions is $321. here are last night's numbers, 11, 29, 36, 58, 67 and the mega ball, 15. you can watch the mega millions drawing tuesday night during "action news" at 11:00. the eagles are preparing to face the taxians in houston, we'll have the latest on the birds injured list. old man winter is making a an swrans into parts of the --

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flip it over to storm tracker 6 live double scan you can see the waves we had one west of the city one building closer to the coast getting ready to move into atlantic city. we'll zoom, there we go, we'll zoom into the areas north and west of philadelphia right now. you can see the across and oranges, from doylestown to pottstown, we're picking up ponding on the roadway. because the rain is coming down moderate to occasionally on the heavy side. we're seeing lower visibility. egg harbor is reporting moderate rain and lower bank in hammonton. we'll continue to see this all morning long. by afternoon a lot of this begin to taper off. over the next five, six, seven hours will be a slow goes as we see the pockets of heavier rains push inland over the water. poconos 41, millville, 47.

you factor in the winds it feels like the 30s. millville 30 miles per hour. dover, 28. wildwood, 26 and trenton, 21. and these winds will whip all day long. as that coastline system continues to intensify, wildwood, 41, philadelphia, 30, we'll see gusts anywhere from 30 to 35 miles per hour just about all day long. it will get windier as we head into sunday. 43 miles per hour in wildwood, atlantic city, 44. philadelphia, 36. it's all thanks to this coastline storm that's quickly -- coastal storm that's quickly developing that's picked you mean a secondary low that dropped down from the great lake states. we have an area of low pressure that's spinning off the coast of new england. for us, it means rain. but you get into new england and new hampshire vermont and rain

they are talking snow, several inches possible from the same system that's bringing us a lousy saturday around the delaware valley. here's 2:30, the wet weather across new jersey, not much going on at that point, north and west, the rain will slowly pull away as the afternoon wears on. for the lehigh valley, showers, cloudy and wind, 49 degrees, atlantic city and the shorepoints, miserable, cloudy and damp, periods of rain, 53 degrees the forecasted high. with the winds gusting 30 to 35 miles per hour it will feel like the low to mid 40s out there. we have a coastal flood advisory in effect through this afternoon from monmouth county to the delaware beaches. if you're parked in one of the areas move your car as the high tide comes up, it will be elevated a little bit as it feels the influence of the developing low pressure system. philadelphia, the normal is 62. 49 degrees. the winds will make the 49 feel

like the low 40s all day. overnight tonight, cloudy and wind, 34 degrees, north an west, 38 for center city. we clear out beautifully tomorrow, windy and chilly, 350 degrees, monday not too bad, sun and clouds, 57. we get into tuesday we're back in the 70s, 67 for tuesday's high. wednesday, warm with sun, 64. thursday not looking too bad. temperature-wise 64. lots of clouds and showers, friday, sun and clouds, it's chilly high of 53. one good one tomorrow, one balanced one today. >> just have to get through today. don't forget you can take 6abc.com with you. the new smart design fits any device you have, whether it's your tablet or smart phone, no matter how large or small that screen. check it out by visiting 6abc.com anytime anywhere. being lonely can be bad for

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>> here's a look at what's happening in and around the delaware and lehigh valleys this weekend. celebrate one of the most tasty seasons of the year. the 31st annual peddlersville apple festival. it's today and tomorrow from 10:00 to 6:00. admission and parking are free.

philly puppy up is a two mile walk for dogs and their owners to raise money for cancer research. the walk begins at 10:00 followed by an open house of the hope veterinary special i also hospital and -- specialist pop and clinic in malvern. children ages 2 to 10 are invited to the halloween parade in doylestown. it starts at pine and state street. it ends at the park. bring adhesive bandaids for donations to children's hospital. that's a look at what's hospital. that's a look at what's happening in and of shaving stuff.

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lifeand thankfully, of shaving stuff. being able to find backups. >> reporter: welcome back everyone, 7:23 saturday morning, you're looking live at the philadelphia international airport. you can see the rain coming down. we have puddles all over the runways. youwe have gusts as high as 30 miles per hour. storm tracker 6 live double scan. periods of rain today that's what's expected from accuweather as a developing of area of low pressure off the coast continues to intensify, it will throw these waves back toward the suburbs. it's heavy from west chester to chadsford. even the city itself picking up moderate rain as i speak. woodbury, gibbs town on the eastern side of the delaware river reporting moderate rain. 47 degrees, cloudy and damp and raw and miserable. lunchtime, 48 degrees.

3:00 p.m., 49 and 6:00 p.m., 46. temperatures are staying in the 40s throughout the delaware valley. eva? >> thanks, chris. in sports the sixers take on milwaukee the only team with the worst record than they had last season. ducis deuce has the highlights. good morning, we'll begin with basketball, last last year the sixers and bucks were in the fierce battle for the worst team in the nba. the bucks won out. first quarter, mcdaniels tide of a 24 after -- tied at 24 after 1. the sixers lead by 1. the sixers failed to score a basket in the final 8 minutes they lose 98-81. the eagles are getting a bit healthier on offense. jason kelce and darren sproles are listed as probable.

it's a different story on defense, nate allen is questionable. last year they led the nfl in rushing yards, this year they are 14th. lesean mccoy it's been a tough go for him and banged up offensive line. >> i wish i could do more, but i can't do that type of battle where it's all about me, so -- would i like this and that, sure. would you love to run back-to-back, yes. >> a reminder eagles game day kickoff comes your way tomorrow morning live from houston, mike quick will join myself as we break it down before the game. mike and i will be back at 11:35 to wrap it up all on eagles game

day. flyers are in florida to take on the panthers today. that's a look at sports, i'm ducis rogers, you have yourself a terrific weekend. >> many of us are waking up with a sugar hangover thanks to halloween. we asked you to share your pictures with us. we've got some constitute one of his little kids, as well. take a look at this one from germane. you can see his daughter dressed up as a bunny. he was from star wars. his wife was a dodgers player. not sure why he chose this. this is megan and her little boy. he with as was excited for halloween, but clearly tuckered out after all the fun he had. we would love to see your pictures as well. post them to my facebook time line we'll try to fit them in

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>> strike averted, septa and its largest union have reached a tentative deal keeping the drivers on the road. details ahead. new overnight a philadelphia home is riddled with bullets after someone opened fire with an assault rival. accuweather -- rifle.

accuweather scaring up rainy conditions for this hour. chris sowers is outside in the showers with a look at what to expect. >> reporter: hey eva, i can't put the umbrella up, i have to put it sideways, because the wind is blowing 20 to 30 miles per hour we're seeing horizontal rain. we're picking up two bands of heavy moisture one north and west of the city. one across south jersey. let's zoom into the band north and west of the city first, you can see all the yellow running through bucks and montgomery county. phoenixville, moderate rain and norristown moderate rain. as we go into south jersey, periods of heavier rain. hammonton, heavier rain. absecon coming down good right there. heavy rains off the coast of atlantic city we're expecting that to push inland briefly here. it's a rather miserable start to your saturday. along with the heavier rains

we're picking up chilly winter-like quisms 39 degrees is the -- windchills. 39 degrees is what it feels like. feels like 39 in dover. later this afternoon, we're expecting the winds to continue to howl out of the north/northwest at 20 to 30 miles per hour. believe it or not it gets windier as we head into sunday. 49 in wilmington, 50 in dover, cape may, 53. what will happen as this coastal storm continues to develop and pull away, we'll see the cold air move in on the backside and tomorrow morning we'll start out with windchills in the 20s and 30s. by afternoon and evening we'll rebound slightly, but look at those numbers here, it looks like december, january. as we look into the extended

seven-day forecast. we've got spring-like temperatures with highs closing in on 70 degrees in parts of area. we have to get through the rain today, chill numbers tomorrow and back to normal. i will be back inside with the complete accuweather forecast in about ten minutes. >> septa strike averted. september at that and the union workers have reached a deal. the tentative two year agreement that will keep transit union employees operating buses, trolleys and subways. both sides say there are wage increases and they think the deal is fair. earlier in the week there was word thralt union wanted a be -- that the union wanted a five year deal. willie brown touched on that. >> it gives us time to work on this over the next two years to solidify our concerns. >> this is a tentative deal until brown presents it to union employees. there will be a vote next friday. >> breaking overnight, a woman

was hit by a car in front. temple university hospital. first, police thought she was hit by two vehicles. after reviewing surveillance tape it was concluded this car was the only one that hit her. broad street is closed between tioga and vanango street for the investigation. philadelphia police are looking for a gunman who opened fire on a home while a family was asleep inside. bullets riddled the fronts door and windows on the first and second floor. three adults and a young girl were inside the home in the logan section. police think the shooter now on the run was armed with an ar-15 assault rifle. a man is fighting for his life after being shot in an attempted robbery. the trigger man wore a halloween mask. the shooting happened in philadelphia's frankford

section. investigators say the suspect had on a red halloween mask and hoodie. the victim reported to be in his 30s was rushed to einstein medical center. children in barrett township, monroe county were able to celebrate halloween after all. the poconos originally canceled trick or treating while eric frein was on the run. after his capture, halloween was back on. parents say after being worried going outside for seven weeks they enjoyed the night. this is eric frein moments after he was charged with murder yesterday. he made his first court appearance on charges of shooting two state troopers killing one. he was was captured thursday on a abandoned resort in tanersville. people yell at him asking if he

was sorry for his action. freern is being held -- frein is being held in a maximum security cell. >> reporter: for seven weeks, law enforcement agencies combed the wooded area in the poconos. on day 49 a mundane grid walk became money meant monumental. >> when i first saw him i thought what was he doing in the field by himself. for a split second i didn't know it was him, i had a 6th sense, i knew it was him. >> reporter: they quietly began to close in on frein. >> he didn't know we were there. >> reporter: the marshalls hunted him down while searching an abandoned airstrip? tanersville. >> he turned toward me, i

identified myself as law enforcement, i told him to get on the ground, he proned out. i asked him who are you, what's your name. he said eric frein. >> reporter: the search team formed a 360 perimeter around the suspect and radioed in they had their man. >> that's our job. >> reporter: it marked the end of an intense manhunt that gripped the nation. eric frein was arraigned in pike county court for killing bryon dickson and shooting trooper alex douglass september 12. bryon dickson's parents spoke out to show their appreciation to those who captured their accused son's killer. >> i say thank you with great love. >> reporter: sharrie williams channel 6 "action news." >> 6abc.com features expanded coverage of frein's capture.

there's a slide show of the arrest and court appearance and a tribute to the slain trooper. a fourth student has died from the shooting in washington state. she was 14-years-old and passed away yesterday afternoon. two other students are in critical condition. authorities say it was at the hands of their friends and classmate jay learn fryburg who then killed himself. a u.s. marine i am prisoned in mexico is free and heading home. sergeant tam -- tamari sufficient e try to to take his life after being taken into custody. he maintained he made a wrong turn and not trying to import

illegal weapons. >> we head to the midterm elections in three days, the candidates for pennsylvania governor had a busy weekend, tom corbett and tom wolf are going town to town rallying voters ahead of tuesday's election. wolf plans to focus on the delaware valley. he made a stop in quakertown, bucks county yesterday. while corbett rallied supports in central pennsylvania. remember election day is this tuesday november 4th. voters in new jersey can cast their battl -- ballots at 6:00 a.m. pennsylvania and delaware the polls open at 7:00 a.m. and all polls close at 8:00. the first family welcomes ghost and goblins for trick or

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>> treats were being served up at the white house last night. the first lady and president handed out chocolate and cookies. more than 4500 people were checked to stop by.

there were several pumpkins on display, with 200 real ones all carved by volunteers. i don't know about you, but i saw a million elsa's walking around in center city. >> reporter: that answer my question, i was going to say where were all the trick or treaters. i go to walmart an buy all this candy, i didn't have a single treck or treater. >> bad candy? >> reporter: cankit-kats and bur fingers. i gave up around 8:00 and went to bed most of us you have quite a bit of rain. it's dreary and miserable. it's not going to rain every hour of the day, but we'll see pedestrians of rain from start to finish. expect a lot of that today more in the way of sunshine for

tomorrow. storm tracker 6 live double scan showing as we continue to watch two wands of heavier rain one west of the delaware river one east. phoenixville, norristown exton reporting moderate to occasional heavy rain. a lot of ponding on the roads and same thing in medford lakes, berlin hammonton reporting moderate rain. all this moisture is pushing east to west, the opposite of the normal flow of traffic if you will, normally we see thinks west to east. all the moisture is moving back toward the western suburbs. 45 degrees, dewpoint, 41. winds out of the north northeast at 22. millville, 46 degrees, allentown, had a. poconos 40 and trenton, 44. there are the gusts, 32 in philadelphia. millville, 30.

trenton, 21. atlantic city, 26 miles per hour. here's the coastal storm that continues to develop. now fortunately this is pushing toward the northeast and it's moving at a good pace, bring a little bit of wet weather to the area today, by the time this thing gets going it's a problem for new england and not us down here in the delaware valley. a little bit of good news for us, they will see snow up here, it will accumulate. they will see 3 to 4 inches of the white stuff from the system. theywe'll see the rain and windt we'll miss out on the snow. we have an area of low pressure, and with the high pressure moving in that creates the wind tunnel effect. winds will howl out of the north overnight tonight. and pick up in intensity. tomorrow we'll see winds at 40 miles per hour in parts of the area. we'll see the sun, but it will be cooler with highs in the 40s. you factor in 40 to 45-mile an

hour gusts, it will feel like the 30s. almost winter like. the morning hours look damp. we get into the afternoon, cloudy, west of the city, dealing with on and off patchy rain south anne east, after 3:00, 4:00, most of the activity is gone. a dreary one today, accuweather as he is cloudy reign and -- accuweather says, cloudy, rainy and damp. we'll reach 49 degrees by 3:00 p.m. it's at that point the rain will shut off west to east, 6:00 p.m. it's cloudy and temperatures fall off. down to 46. overnight cloudy and winds, 34 degrees outlying suburbs, 48 center city. we get this cold, temperature-wise you factor in a 25 to 35-mile an hour winds we're talking windchills in the 20s and 30s for center city. don't forget to turn the clock

back for one hour and check the batteries in your smoke detecters. monday, 50 degrees, tuesday, 67 degrees, wednesday, 64. thursday, 64 and friday is chilly, sun and clouds, 53 degrees, kind of miserable out there, take it slow, also with all the fall leaves coming down, don't jam on the brakes. >> the 1870 victorian house in pottstown is haunted by ghosts, but as walter perez reports, the spooky spirits are friendly and adds to the charm of this home. >> reporter: gus and his wife kathy were hearing strange noises inside their 1870 victorian home on east had hanor street. then came the day kathy thought someone was at the front door.

>> she went over to grab the door knob and the door knob turned against her, he had opened and looked outside and saw nobody was there. >> reporter: are there ghostly encounters grew more intense from there. >> she thought i came walking down the stairs because she saw a figure walk by. the dogs were out the back door. a couple of minutes later i came walking down from the second floor, she was terrified. >> reporter: now the family decided to sell the house, you can see they already moved out. it's not because they were afraid. >> i love the house, it's a little bit of a commute to work. we used to own a restaurant in phoenixville and we sold that and now we have another restaurant in collegeville. >> reporter: this home is listed

for sale. if you're concerned about the ghosts, there's no reason to fear. >> it seemed to be a friendly presence, whatever that is. >> reporter: so they were friendly ghosts? >> ♪ with the card accepted by 90% of doctors and

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if you haven't looked out, it's a soggy one for us. meteorologist chris sowers saying it's not a complete washout. when the rain will stop we'll hear from him in just a little bit. >> "healthcheck" concerns about a shifting at toad among young voters. # 33% of seniors think pot should be legal. reachers spoke to high school seniors over several years. more boys than girls believe marijuana should be legalized. grnches. there's warning signs about hearing loss, by age 65 one of three people in the u.s. have some degree of hearing loss. hereity or aging may be to

cause, believe it or not, some of our new technology may be to blame for hearing loss. >> noise is the cause of hearing loss, iphones and ear buds is contributing to hearing loss, all of which is preventible. if you notice any symptoms of hearing locals visit a doctor to get a diagnosis and rule out any possible issues. treatment can improve your quality of life. next meteorologist chris sowers will take a final look at the accuweather forecast stay with us, we'll be right back.

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>> a texas couple all dressed up as zombies to get married. they tied the knot in a new orleans mortuary yesterday.d. they died to get married. here's hoping their i dos last for an eternity. can you imagine showing your kids your wedding pictures. >> reporter: it's appropriate, but i imagine ten, 20 years counts road they may think about it. >> reporter: we have a big area of low pressure developing off the coast. you can see the waves of rain spreading inland from east to west. we'll see clouds out there, patchy fog, periods of rain a lot of ponding on the roadways. take it slow. temperatures are hanging out in the 40s all afternoon. you factor in a 20 to 30-mile an

hour wind. it will feel like the 20s and low 30s. brisk and chilly. 50 degrees tomorrow. don't forget you turn the clocks back one hour we get one more hour of sleep. >> 7:56 we're just a few minutes away from saying good morning to "good morning america." >> reporter: hi, philadelphia, another tragic set back for the private space industry. a test flight for a commercial spacecraft falling out of the sky over the mojave desert. what happened to the flight that made it go so terribly wrong. the soldier held on gun charges in mexico since march has been released from prison. we have the stars, the

celebs going out for halloween. you're not going to believe who's in this costume. that's amazing metaphor if i say is next on "g.m.a." saturday morning. a car hit two people walking across the roosevelt boulevard this morning leaving one dead. we'll have the latest on this breaking news. election day is quickly approaching. at 9:00 we'll take a closer look at the candidates for governor in pennsylvania. now for chris sowers and the entire "action news" team, i'm eva pilgrim, have a great saturday!

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