"action news" delaware valley's leading news program. with rick williams, sara bloomquist, and meteorologist, david murphy. we are breaking news from wayne, delaware county, where a man is arrested for trying to lure children near a school. they have arrested daniel lee of wayne for trying to lure children near wayne elementary school. police say that wayne first approached the children on the street and then at the playground at the elementary school telling them he was going to a cabin in the woods. there will be a news conference on the case and david henry will

have more as soon as it is available. we have another big story, hillary clinton is in the hot seat on capitol hill. being questioned about the attacks that killed four americans in benghazi in 2012. >> reporter: hillary clinton under oath and once again being grilled by both party. >> there are people on both sides that say this is about you and let me assure you it is not. >> they are looking to uncover the 2012 september 11th attack. under the former secretary of state's watch four mens were killed including ambassador, chris stevens. >> despite all the previous investgations, and despite the party agendas i'm here to honor those that lives that were lost. >> republicans are squanderring

millions of taxpayer dollars on this effort to derail secretary clinton's presidential campaign. >> in this poll 53% of americans believe that they are using this to derail clinton and the sent says he is only focused on the post and before and after the attack. >> we owe them and each other the truth. >> the truth about why we were in libya. >> this is the only committee review and representative gouty says that the others were not thorough, there will also be more attention on clinton's private email server after more emails were released by delicious to ambassador stevens.

the first service member to die in the campaign in iraq against isis. he was freed west of kirkuk, one said the soldier was killed in a fire fight at the scene. and now lease are looking for the driver of a hit and run in delaware county, the victim was driving his bike when he was struck on wilmington, westchester pike in glen mills. katherine scott joins us with the latest. >> reporter: police say that the victim is 51 years old, he is expected to survive but has serious head trauma. they tell me he rides his bike to work from wilmington to chadds ford just about every day, but today on his way to

work someone hit him and took off. chopper 6 hd was overhead after this hit and run crash in glen mills, police say that 6:20 this morning, a 51-year-old man was riding his bike north of naaman's creek, when a sedan swerved and hit him. >> the driver swerved back into the left lane and continued traveling southbound on route 202. >> a witness stopped and called 911. investigators say he was not wearing a helmet and the bike was illuminated with blinking lights on the front and back. >> even though it was dark the bike should have been illuminated with those lights. >> the only trips they have to go on so far of the vehicle, an older model, silver sedan possibly a dodge neon, but they are looking for tips if you have

any and looking for surveillance footage in the area. we are live in media, katherine scott, channel 6 "action news." >> thank you. in wilmington a man is in critical condition after being shot in the wilmington section of the city, police say he was shot in the chest on middle eary avenue. police are looking for the gunman and believe that the suspect left the scene in a silver sedan would out of plate license plates. friends and family gather to remember the toddler who was killed. the funeral for brendon creato. investigators are still working to determine how creato died. yesterday they said there was no sign of forced entry at the home he was last seen and no indication he was sexually

assaulted. attorney general kathleen kane's law license may be suspended but that is not making her stop -- she is releasing the emails by the judge. and they voted to temporarily suspend her license as she fighted perjury charges. another warm day as we look at the center city skyline. lets get an update from meteorologist, david murphy, out on the terrace. >> if you liked yesterday you may like today even better, we have the high clouds we showed you this morning on the broadcast filtering in from the west and generally speaking we have sunshine for the rest of the afternoon and the clouds get thicker later in the day and this evening, temperature is

really good, 68 in philadelphia currently and allentown 71 and the new number in trenton is 69 and 70 in millville, new jersey, winds are not all that strong yet and we are expecting the numbers to bump up a little bit and running 7 to 14 miles per hour on average across the region this afternoon. if you want to head out to the playground, are you picking a great day to do that or anything else outdoors. by 2:00, 75, and no worse than partly sunny skies and mild conditions, i want to remind you that the 78 is close to the record high of 83 today, but when you think about the topsy-turvy weather we have had, it's typical for october and october overall is looking average, the highs this month range from a cool 53 all the way up to 80 but when you look at the average hourly temperature, a little below 60, and the

normal is 59.3, when i step inside we'll talk more about the cool changes coming in for tomorrow and rick we'll see whether or not that spills through the entire weekend. it's tough for me to come in. as we get ready for cooler conditions to come in, stay current with 6abc.com/weather, you'll find the latest forecast and live street level radar views from storm tracker 6 live. a woman got a startling wake-up call when a stray bullet came through her window, it happened on the 7500 block of the farmville section of philadelphia. the woman was sleeping when she heard the sound of glass and then discovered a spent shell casings police are still trying to find the shooter. >> care givers

we are following a developing story from sweden this noon where there has been a deadly attack inside of a school. authorities say that a knife-wielding man walked into the school and stabbed a teacher and three students, the teacher and one of the students died and then the suspect was shot to death by police it's not yet clear what prompted the attack. we'll bring you updated as we get them. another church is set on fire in the st. louis area, this is the seventh blaze in two weeks, police say that someone used an accelerant to ignite the doors of a downtown shrine.

no one was there at the time. all the churches were a few miles away from each other in largely black neighborhoods, but the fire today involved a church farther away and the congregation is mostly white. friends and family of a man killed by an undercover officer in florida gathered for a peace rally in florida. corey jones, a drummer in a church band broke down on the way home from a gig and officers say that he was investigating local burkerys when he stopped to check what he thought was an abandoned vehicle, he was not in uniform and driving an unmarked vehicle. jones was in possession of an unregistered handgun. a 1-year-old's dad took this

video as they busted into the building, he could hear her cripes coming from inside, the day care is not commenting on what happened. the little girl is now happily at home with her parents and they have no plans to enroll her in any day care ever again. there is a newcomer on sesame street, a preschooler with autism, the preschooler named julia is hoping to take the stigma out of it. she will be in digital and printed story books. still to come on "action news" at noon, a long time runner is gearing up for the rock and roll marathon despite a recent battle with a rare cancer. when "action news" continues.

. federal regulators are once again taking up the topic of defebtive airbags today. the meeting with the highway administration got underway this morning to talk about repairs to inflatables in vehicles, about 1.4 millionaire bags have been recalled and eight people have

died worldwide because of exploding inflaters and 100 have been injured. >> a new study is raising concern about voice commands built into vehicles even though the technology allows drivers to keep their hans on the wield it's distracting, it takes drivers 27 seconds to return to full attention to return to voice command to turn on the radio or perform other tasks, a vehicle going 25 miles per hour could travel the length of three football fields by the time the driver is distracted. health check, researchers did a new study on knee replacement surgery, they find that the surgery gives more pain relief to people than physical therapy alone. 70% of patients reports improvement. however there are more

complications including the risk of infection. next saturday is philadelphia's rock and roll half marathon to raise money for cancer research. tamala edwards meets one runner with a personal stake in the race. >> jim has run for 30 years and has covered a lot of ground. >> i have run 17 marathons and about 20 half marathons and dozens of 10 ks and 5-k's. having celebrated his 66th birthday his goals are bigger. i want to run a marathon, one in each state, i want to be the oldest to finish a marathon, that is 100. >> his shoulder was hurting and found a bulge in the neck, it shows the area was filled with

ncl. a rare blood cancer found mostly in men over the able of 60, jim took part in a clinical trial at pen. >> i knew i would beat it. >> he never stopped running. >> that is my hobby, i would never let a little cancer get in the way. next weekend will he run philadelphia's rock 'n roll half marathon to raise money for the association for cancer research. >> i'm not fast. >> his advise to others battles the disease -- >> don't let cancer get you down, just keep plugging along. >> a lesson for cancer and for life. >> some of the marathons i am the last person finishing on the line but i finish. >> good for him. the "action news" team is out working on news stories this afternoon beginning at 4:00, the annual philadelphia film festival opens today and coming up at 4:00 we talk to the people

behind the celebration of cinema, what is in store store crowds this year. >> and baseball strikes out in the city of camden, get fans reaction now that the river sharks are leaving town. and david murphy has your seven-day forecast.

meteorologist, david murphy, we dragged him back inside now for a closer look at the forecast. we don't blame you david. >> it was beautiful out there, just like yesterday, a degree or two milder. stormtracker 6 live double scan shows us that we are dry as we take a look outside. lots of sunshine across the region and a few high clouds streaking in from the north northwest. but still nice and bright in atlantic city and looking south at the coastline. sunglasses all around, temperature is 68 in philadelphia and getting up into the 70s before too much longer, winds out of the west at 7 miles per hour. a gentle breeze overall. 69 in trenton and reading and 70 in millville and 73 inland at the airport at atlantic city. as we take a look at the satellite image again, clouds are getting thicker and we think there will be a fair amount of sunshine for the afternoon and

eventually later this evening and clouds get thicker and could be showers or sprinkles around and the lehigh valley is looking good, nice and warm with a high of 76 degrees, milder than yesterday, yesterday we were stuck in the 60s in many shore communities, today we go for 74 in atlantic city and maybe a degree or two cooler in cape may, in philadelphia, going for a beautiful high of 78 degrees sun mixing with high clouds and winds running southwest averaging 7 to 14 miles per hour, and overnight tonight, partly cloudy and a chance of a shower here or there. most of us stay dry and 52 is the overnight low, and winds easing back a bit from the northwest, 5 to 10 miles per hour. for the evening commute, it's still sun glass worthy with partly to mostly sunny skies and clouds knocking out the sun for a bit but you can open up the

windows on the way home. 78 by 4:00 and by 7:00 not bad 68 degrees on the breezy side. tomorrow we have a frontal boundary coming through with the clouds and the spotty shower tonight, it's going to wind out down to the south of us, sunny and cool conditions in the meantime, winds running 7 to 14 miles per hour and breezy and 62 is all you will see for a high, in terms of future tracker 6 on the way to the cool down we have clouds by 7:00 and again any chance of a sprinkle not all that much and the big story is the cooler air coming in for tomorrow and that stays in with us for the first half of the weekend, the exclusive accuweather forecast, still warm today, a pleasant high of 78 degrees, clouds increasing a little bit and a slight chance of a spotty shower late tonight and tomorrow lots of sunshine behind the system, sunny and cooler, 62 is all you will see for a high, bright and cool on

saturday with a high of 61. overnight lows down to 42, if you have kids games or something like that on saturday it will be chilly, a high of 67 degrees, that bodes well for union fans at ppl park. on monday and tuesday, mid-60s more clouds and we could have rain coming at us from the southwest. >> we'll keep our eyes on that. still ahead on our next half hour, the potential targeting the head of the cia. a potential hack that made its way online. and future brought to life, how nike brought movie magic a reality. vince mazzeo-

fighting to save atlantic county. chris brown's attacks? the press calls them "embarrassing" political "posturing." the truth? chris brown and will pauls opposed the

atlantic city rescue plan, even though it would save thousands of our jobs. we already know they're propped up by north jersey casino interests. and pauls even wanted the vote to allow north jersey casinos "this year." now they brag about helping atlantic county. but there's a word for politicians like that. hypocrite. "action news" at 12:30 continues, with rick williams, sara bloomquist and david murphy. >> here are the storiys we are following for you at 12:30. a south jersey community is gathering to support a family after their 3-year-old son was found dead last week. and hillary clinton in the hot seat, the likely numbers from voters and how the hearing on benghazi could effect the race

for the white house. and more on a little girl killed in new mexico during a road rage incident. today friends and family come together to remember a toddler found dead in south jersey last week. eva pilgram is live in collingswood with more on support for the family. >> reporter: rick, friends and family are gathering here at the blake doyle funeral home beginning at 3:00 to remember that 3-year-old haddon township boy, this community is coning together to show his family their support. blue ribbons are tied to homes and businesses to show the family of 3-year-old brendon creato that they care. >> blue represents the loss of a young son. >> we cry all day long, people come in and tell us personal stories, we are moms here and we feel the loss of a kid. >>