good morning, america. breaking news overnight captured. >> the search goes on for clues for what sparked the inferno that killed two firefighters in wilmington. two other firefighters are still in the hospital. it is the eve of the first presidential debate. hillary clinton has picked up a big endorsement and donald trump is threatening to invite personal to the debate. >> we're counting down to the keystone state showdown, the unbeaten eagles taking on the unbeaten steelers at the linc. good morning, 7:00 a.m., sunday morning, sky6 live hd taking a live look at cape may, new jersey. it's going to be a glorious day today. gray hall is off enjoying it out there and alicia vitarelli joins us. >> meteorologist chris sowers is outside with a first look at

the forecast at this hour. >> reporter: all right, guys, it's a little brrrr this morning, temperatures feel chilly. we dropped into the 40s and 50s and some locations have bottomed out in the 30s. the poconos you dropped down 37 and now you're up to 42. lehigh valley dropped to 43. allentown is up to 450. philadelphia, 53. millville, 49. cape may, the villas, 53. wilmington, 50. trenton, 49 degrees, a chilly start, most locations are anywhere from 15 to 20 degrees cooler than the same time yesterday. on top of that, we have clear skies. as the sun continues to climb you'll see nothing but bright blue here from start to finish. promises to be a gorgeous finish to the weekend. eagles taking on the steelers, 425 start time, lincoln financial field battle the unbeated, 71 degrees is the kickoff temperature by the 4th

quarter we're down to 66. winds 4 to 8 miles per hour. the wind will not be a factor in the game. looking ahead, we had the eagles forecast. cooler weather is on the way. for as chilly as it is right now. it gets colder tonight into tomorrow morning. i'll have the details, plus, we're tracking showers monday night into tuesday morning, it's coming up in ten minutes. guys it's certainly feeling like fall. chris, thank you. >> the action cam is live in wilmington, on the scene of the inferno on lake view street. this is where lieutenant christopher leach and senior firefighter jerry fickes lost their lives while hoping to save the family that was inside. for the first time we're hearing the may day calls from yesterday's morning house fire in willmington. the inferno left two firefighters dead and two others critically injured. >> the call show how hard the firefighters work together to

find their fall are colleagues, here's a minute of the call. >> subjects trapped on the first floor, firefighters trapped. >> may day may day. >> firefighters trapped on the first floor, may day has been declared. >> you made contact with the two firefighters? >> negative. >> location is the basement. >> we have a complete fire in the basement. we have water on the area of the building now trying to make access. >> one firefighter trapped in the rear of the structure in the basement we're trying to make contact. >> proceed, one firefighter still trapped in the rear of the structure in the basement. >> we have firefighter evacuated through the rear. >> he is safe anybody else inside? >> we have at that firefighter under the floor, we have verbal contact. >> we believe two have been removed, one still in the rear of the structure we're in contact with.

that trapped firefighter is in the front. >> this morning we don't know what sparked the fire on lake view street, but there's no doubt of the pain and the loss of the families and their colleagues. "action news" reporter, bob brooks has more. >> reporter: it's a chilling fight, a fallen hero, christopher leach is covered by an american flag. it was a home on lake view road, flames erupted 3:00 a.m., she said she and her family made it out before the crews arrived. >> they must have thought somebody was trapped inside, because it's a family of 8, all 8 got out. >> reporter: officials say the floor collapsed and lieutenant leech leemp -- christopher leach and three others fell to the about the same time, jerry fickes also seen here.

more heartbreak the sight of lieutenant christopher leach's children crying and consoled by family and friends. >> for those who believe in your love, death is not the end, nor does it destroy the bonds you have forged in our lives. >> reporter: lieutenant christopher leach was a 1994 graduate of the school. we were told stories of the firefighters who lost their lives, jerry fickes worked out of station four draped with black bunting. >> one of the toughest guys i know, when i want to his house, he has pullup bars in every single doorway of his house. >> lieutenant christopher leach was a leader at a young age. >> he was a guy you looked up to no matter where you want in live. he was a hero on and off the job. >> reporter: in the video we saw tears she had at the ceremony, there were tears shed at the

scene and a lot of hugs with firefighters. today is a day filled with tragedy, bob brooks, channel 6 "action news." >> we have a developing story out of the rawnhurst section of philadelphia. police are looking for a driver who ran into a man and sped off. the action cam was at the scene where the hit-and-run driver abandoned the car. this is 2100 block of shelmire avenue. the vehicle shows how hard the victim was hit. the man's body dented the hood and smashed the windshield. the car hit the man at 1:45 a.m., and the victim has life threatening injuries. police are processing the car to find the owner. >> overnight police in washington state released information about the gunman under arrest for the mall massacre. 20-year-old arcan cetin is a turkish immigrant, he was caught near his home and carrying a satchel with a computer in it.

a judge told him in december he was not allowed to pose a firearm. he is accused of using a rifle to shoot and kill four women and a man inside a macy's store north of the seattle. at a news conference overnight police did not announce a motive. they are sorting this out. a witness to the shooting talked about what he saw coming up in the next half-hour. meanwhile, charlotte police have released two different angles of the deadly shooting of a black man by one of his officers. the video shows this one released by the man's family. police say they did find a gun on him. jennette reyes has more on what both sides are saying. >> reporter: the videos are over 3 minutes long but they give insight to the fatal officer-involved shooting that sparked protest in charlotte for several days now. >> we want justice. >> reporter: the body camera video begins with the officer

running toward keith scott's suv. one officer has the gun aimed at the window and yes, sir at scot to get out. the cameras shake as the officer swings his baton trying to shatter the passenger side window. the dash cam video from a different angle shows two officers with their guns drawn taking cover behind a white pick up. the 43-year-old gets out and walks backwards with his hands by his side. it is not clear if he has a gun. seconds later you hear four gun shots and scott falls to the ground. >> we saw the handle gun when he was in the vehicle, we know of one officer that fired at this point. those are the details which are still on going. >> reporter: along with the video police released the images of what they alleged are scott's handgun and ankle holster. 89 police officer -- the police officer said he perceived scott

as a threat. >> when you look at the dash cam footage and the time frame between mr. scott stepping out of his vehicle to the moment he passes away on the basement, do those actions, do those precious seconds justify this shooting? >> scott's family members say even with the video, it's hard to see this as a justified shooting. >> unfortunately we are left with far more questions than we have answers. it does not make sense to us how it was possible that this incident resulted in the loss of life. >> reporter: i'm jeanette reyes, channel 6 "action news." >> democratic presidential nominee hillary clinton and republican presidential nominee donald trump will spend part of today meeting with israeli president benjamin netanyahu.

they will prepare for their first debate. trump threatened on twitter to invite gennifer flowers to the debate. the washington post reports that she has agreed to attend. it's in retaliation for the clinton campaign inviting mark cuban to the event. >> the new york times has endorsed hillary clinton's candidacy, they believe her experience as secretary of state makes her more qualified to shape u.s. foreign policy. the paper adds that she has made what it calls occasional missteps, but said trump is the worst candidate put forward by a major party in modern american history. "action news" anchors brian taff and sharrie williams are at hoff hofstra university today ahead of the debates.

the debate can be seen tomorrow night at 9:00 p.m. our reports from hofstra university begin tonight at 6:00 p.m. now to the grudge match, the battle of the unbeaten. the eagles and steelers kick off at the linc and both have 2-0 records. carson wentz goes into the game without a turnover. our sports team breaks down the game on "action news" sports sunday at 11:35. jeff skeverski takes a look at doug peterson's bid for history. there's much more to come on "action news" sunday morning. take a step forward in the fight against pediatric cancer. the parkway run steps off this morning by the philadelphia museum of art. >> celebrating a donation that pays for the incredible lighting of boathouse row. >> a military wife has been reunited with one of her late

husband's most treasured momentos thanks to the eagle eye of a woman 3,000 miles per hour away. >> reporter: it's more than 100 days ago since we've seen temperatures around here, and believe it or not we'll see cooler temperatures in the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast coming up. when pat toomey went to washington, he didn't stop...

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welcome back on this beautiful sunday, the first sunday of fall, it feels like fall out there, 7:14, 53 degrees, you need a sweater or light jacket as you head outside, a glorious day ahead. >> that's big news for me, i just got home from vacation. >> reporter: you were living up in aruba. >> i will have to do digging for fall wardrobe. >> reporter: is it a beach day today? >> throw on a hoodie and go for a walk. >> reporter: the ocean temperature is 75. down the jersey shore you're topping out around 71. so you'll be warmer in you're in the water all day today. not a bad day, that's for sure, beautiful shot, camden, lots of sunshine, we'll see that from start to finish. no rain expected over the next 24 to 36 hours, a couple of showers tuesday morning that will be the latest round of moisture heading this way.

53 degrees, it's the coolest morning since june 9th. that's 100 day ago. dewpoint, 42. pressure is holding steady. winds out of the north at 8 miles per hour. 40 to the northwest and low 50s to the southeast. 43 in slatington, quakertown, 43. martins creek, 41. warrington, 48. center city checking in at 53. vineland, 47. glassboro, 50. cinnaminson, 51. sea isle city, 53. crisp and cool this morning. up and down the eastern seaboard quiet as can be, nothing going on. this is our next weather maker, it's a cold front reinforcing the comfortable cool air. we have showers and downpours associated with it, that moves in monday night into tuesday morning. the surface maps looks like, cool, canadian high pressure in control. lots of sunshine out there today. perfect football weather. a beautiful day overall.

monday a frontal system approaches, we start out with sunshine, the clouds gradually increase and lower and thicken. monday night into tuesday morning, some of the rain moves in here. rainfall totals, projection wise a quarter to a half inch not a ton of rain, we need more rain, a good soaking monday. we could use more. future tracker 6 again, perfect football weather nothing going going on. feeling like fall. overnight tonight, high, thin clouds monday into tuesday morning, monday morning temperatures down into the low to 50s across south jersey and delaware, low 40s north and west, 42 in allentown, 44 in the poconos. 43 in reading. ford today, sunny skies, perfect 73 is the forecasted high. winds out of the north/northwest

at are 5 to 10 miles per hour. look at all the sunshine, 65 degrees by 11:00 a.m. 1:00 p.m., 68. 3:00 p.m., 70 degrees, 5:00 p.m., 72. in the first quarter, steelers eagles game and again mostly sunny conditions maybe a couple of high, thin clouds that's about it. mainly clear and chilly overnight tonight 43 outlying suburbs, 51 center city. 73 today, 75 tomorrow, morning showers tuesday, some afternoon sunshine high of 74. from that point on, it's more or less a combination of sun and clouds everyday. 75 wednesday, 70 thursday, friday, showers, 72. saturday looks good, clouds and sun, 72 degrees. >> very nice. a 9-year-old boy has been accepted to carnagie mellon in pittsburgh. this will be his second college. will is from pennsylvania he is already taking classes at a community college in alabama.

his father said his son was speaking full sentences at 7 months old and multipling at 2 and count in chinese by five. he graduated from i high school in west moreland county in western pennsylvania in june. >> making me feel like a slacker. me, too. good luck in college.

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will it be enough to overcome what the defense is calling hay run and walk in honor of kids diagnosed with cancer. it begins at 8 can 30 on eakens oval and goes up the parkway and ends at eakens oval. proceeds support cancer research at chop. >> for most of us game time is

grub time. as you get ready to chow down during the eagles steelers game. health experts say it's possible to consume 100 to 2,000-calories in a game. a lot of it comes from mindless eating that's not paying attention to what you're eating. >> chris is laughing. >> reporter: to avoid that stay as far away from the snacks. >> you have to get up and walk over to it, it's going to cut down on how much you eat. >> never eat right from the container or the chip bag, make sure you put it on a plate so you're a ware of the portions. >> also, be a ware with whom you're eating. if they are fast eaters slow down, don't try to keep up with them. >> step away from the snacks. we'll be right back. what?

there's one of these... sam, i gotta go... is this my car? this is ridiculous! this is ridiculous! the linc, here's jeff skeverski with a preview. >> doug peterson could become the first eagles head coach in team history to start his career 3-0 against the steelers and history is on his side. pittsburgh has not won in philadelphia in more than a half century. eagles rookie quarterback, carson wentz has been making history. he'll try to lead the eagles to 3-0 start for the first time in the last 23 seasons when the eagles kick off at 4:25 p.m. >> every week you're trying to see where you are at and where you measure. the steelers present a big challenge, we'll be ready for it. >> they are a tough football

team that's carried over throughout the years, they don't do anything crazy, but what they do do, they do it well. we as an offense have to execute gains them. >> it's going abdomin -- going to be a challenge this weekend. as long as we stay focused, it's not about them, it's about us, it's about us finishing the game. new york the city that never sleeps. thanks to the mets, the phillies had sleepless nights on thursday and friday after back-to-back late-inning losses. mets fans trying to bully the phillies. they come out swinging the first inning. franco, homer, phillies get 5 runs in the 1st and 5 more in the 4th inning. darren rup 3-run homer. the phillies up 10-0.

the mets make it interesting. in the 9th, the winning run at the plate, but phillies hang on to win 10-8 is the final. college football when penn state hired bucks county native james franklin he thought about big games. when it comes to big games, he has been silent he has yet to win against the top 25 teams. 0-7 against the top 25. penn state going backwards. quarterback sacked 6 times. franklin not happened. they are out gamed 300 yards. penn state allows 28 first half points to the would feel -- wolverenes. temple bounced back in a big way against charlotte. temple 28 unanswered in the second quarter.

walker, 51 yards to jennings. temple wins by 28. that's sports, i'm jeff skeverski, have a great day! >> it is a fitting ending for a tailor shop that stayed in business for 56 years. friends and family said goodbye to the business in havertown. he is retiring to the jersey shore and closing the store an eagle road and thanked all his customers.

welcome back to "gma." happening right now on this sunday, under arrest, police capture 20-year-old final minutes we're hearing the may day calls of two firefighters trapped inside a burning home. two firefighters died. >> chris source said brrr. >> reporter: you make me sound like a sissy. you have to understand i'm not used to this stuff. temperatures in the 40s and there's a nice refreshing breeze blowing. it dropped to 37 in the poconos. they are up 42. aimen -- allentown, 55. trenton, 49. millville, 49. trenton, 46. this is the coldest morning since june 9.

look at the 24 hour temperature change, anywhere 15 to 20 degrees corbled thanks to the can a -- colder, thanks to the canadian high. it's a beautiful finish to the weekend. perfect football weather for the eagles steelers game. sunny skies, pleasant, highs around 73 degrees. now, we did see downpours this past monday, some areas picked up over 4 inches of rain, we do have some more rain in the accuweather seven-day forecast. it arrives monday night into tuesday morning, you can see the modeling is put out close to an inch in the lehigh valley that is much-needed. looks like a half inch for philadelphia, a quarter inch to a half inch for southern new jersey and delaware. that's our next rainmaker on the way here monday night into tuesday morning. when i come back in just a few minutes i'll have the timing on future tracker 6 and the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast. >> thank you. this morning the delaware

fire marshal will be at the scene of the blaze that claimed the lives of two firefighters. the action cam is live in wilmington right now on the scene of that inferno on lake view road. you can see a memorial is growing, you see the flowers and the american flag there. this is all for the two firefighters who lost their lives while helping save the family that was inside. lieutenant christopher leach and firefighter jerry fickes were killed when the floor gave way in the row home. four other firefighters were injured two of them critically. now, this morning we're hearing for the first time the radio calls as fellow firefighters search for one of their fallen comrads. >> one more subject, the nozzle man from one. >> we have the nozzle man from one. it's the nozzle man from five. we have contact with him we believe he is trapped underneath a piece of flooring in the front

of the dwelling. >> the mother and children inside the homemade it out safely. christopher leach and jerry fickes are the 14th and 15th firefighters to be killed in the line of duty in the history of the wilmington fire department. last night a vigil was held at the school in wilmington where leach graduated. jeff chirico heard from the mom who made it out alive. >> reporter: overcoming by grief -- overcome by grief, the mom couldn't talk about the firefighters who lost their lives in the fire. >> it broken her heart that they passed away through hell. >> reporter: heavy smoke and flames began pouring from the home at 3:00 a.m. >> the smoke was so hot, not the fire, the smoke was burning your face. >> reporter: there were early reports of children trapped, but the mother said everyone had gotten out before fire crews arrived. firefighters entered the home even started up the steps.

>> the floor became soft and brittle and began to start to collapse. four firefighters fell down into the collapse of the floor. two of those firefighters have passed away. >> reporter: crews pulled three from the basement, the raging fire made it difficult to reach the 4th. after an agonizing hour a body was carried away with an american flag draped over it. police saluted as the bodies of fallen were driven to the medical examiner. >> keep us in your prayers, our family is hurting, the entire city is hugger significantly. >> reporter: two firefighters are still in the hospital in stable, but critical condition. >> it's sad. >> reporter: family and neighbors praised their heroism, they are questioning whether the tragedy could have been avoided. >> it's a family of 8 and all 8 got out. >> reporter: there are many questions to be answered including why the firefighters went inside the home if in fact

the family had already gotten out. the state fire marshal is investigating. in wilmington, jeff chirico channel 6 "action news." >> developing overnight, we are learning more about the capture of the mall shooting suspect in washington state. an officer drove right up to him and abc's neil karlinsky has that. >> reporter: a mass murderer are captured on camera and captured by police. >> his name is arcan cetin. >> reporter: investigators arrest the suspect for the murders of five people inside a washington mall. >> i saw an individual walking northbound on the sidewalk and i instantly recognized that is the person i just viewed on my computer. i did an awe bankrupt uturn and hit my lights and pulled my gun and we took the individual into custody. >> i saw there was a gunman holding a rifle and shooting and he saw me i took off running.

>> reporter: this man and his wife were inside macy it's whene chaos broke out in the makeup department. >> found two ladies on the floor one face down a lot of blood, pool of blood on the ground. there was another lady next to her i checked her pulse, she didn't have any. >> reporter: four women and one man all died. >> that was hell in that mall last night, any one of us at any time. it changed those families forever, we need to keep them in our prayers. it changed our community, i'm afraid to some extent forever. >> reporter: abc news, burlington, washington. >> turning to the race for the white house, both candidates are fine tuning their talking points ahead of tomorrow's debate. donald trump campaigned in the battleground state of virginia this weekend.

hillary clinton stayed at her new york home. the debate is being held at hoff hoff -- hofstra university on long island. brian taff and sharrie williams will bring you reports starting tonight at 6:00 p.m. the debate is at 9:00 p.m. on 6abc monday night. >> iconic boathouse row lights underwent a makeover. 89 passion department put on festival and light show across the river on mlk drive. >> people know when they drive through center city at night and going out the schuylkill expressway or the martin luther king, that they are going to see a wonderful site that's been part of the philadelphia landscape for 40 years. >> now, the city didn't have the money for the upgrades, so a private donor stepped up to cover the cost. a treasured piece of a new

jersey man's past is back with the family thanks to a stranger that lives 3,000 miles away. >> reporter: when linda piper opened the package from california and saw what was inside her heart just about stopped. >> touching something that belonged to him, i'm in shock. >> reporter: these are the dog tags her late husband wore when he served in the coast guard in vietnam. he died in 2008, but he hadn't been forgotten by his family or navy veteran kim vincent of california. is he found his dog tags while antiquing out west. she tracked down the woman and returned them. >> it was sad for me last week when i had to drop them in the mail to her i thought we

connected. >> she is an angel. >> reporter: linda piper has no idea how the dog tags wound up in a california antique store. she said terry lived there for a time, but was careful about his military memorabilia. linda said having a reminder of her husband she can hold in her hand was difficult and wonderful. >> getting the dog tags was a message from him, i'm not coming back, i'm gone and it it was time for me to move on. >> reporter: it was very rewarding i was able to find the family. >> reporter: back in california kim continues to search for other connections to dog tags she found. >> reporter: linda said she'll wear them for a while and eventually pass them on to his daughter and grandchildren. in robinsville, nora muchanic channel 6 "action news." >> a great story. it is almost 7:39 bridging

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it'll be one less thing day parade can be seen today live on 6abc. the parade will happen across the benjamin franklin parkway. the grandstand is set up on logan square. our live coverage of the puertoo rican day parade starts at 12:30 after "action news" at noon. of course our very own walter perez will be hosting. >> and how happy are we to have alicia vitarelli with us, hardest working woman in philadelphia. just got off a plane last night. >> reporter: literally just back from vacation. >> back from vacation. >> reporter: you brought the nice weather with you, that's for sure. let's get you outside, it's gorgeous out there right now. it's chilly north and west, but refreshing over than it's been over the last couple of weeks. there's the view in wilmington, very still and tranquil and calm not much of a breeze, temperatures have been allowed to drop into the 40s now, double

scan live is clear, no issues with the radars today. we'll keep it dry tomorrow, as well. monday night into tuesday, that's our next chance of rain. 73 degrees is the forecasted high. our normal is 75. the normal for for this time ofe year, 57. in case you're wondering when you will start to see the color in the trees, that gets the ball rolling. we need cooler temperatures like we're seeing this morning, that will start the process and get the leaves changing here, i guarantee you by the end of the week you'll see color in the trees as nighttime lows get into the 40s not just this morning, but tomorrow. warrington, 48. 53 in center city. 49 in glassboro. gandys beach 48 degrees, very comfortable on the delaware bay this morning. woodbine, 48. hammonton, 47.

browns mills 48 degrees. there's the satellite shot along with action radar. the next system we're tracking is this right here, across the heartland of the nation, you see the sudden explosion in the cloud cover, those are heavy drenching thunderstorms lining up from the high plains all the way down into the plain states, yesterday afternoon, this is our next weather maker. the cold front will swiftly push east and get in monday night into tuesday morning with showers and quick-hitting downpours. a lot of that will hit while you're sound asleep. there's good news there. future tracker 6 nothing going on, it's quiet. overnight hours, quiet, clear conditions, first thing tomorrow morning, here come the clouds in advance of the front. monday into tuesday, quick hitting downpours, showers, should be out of here 73:08 a.m., from that point --

7:30 a.m., to 8:00 a.m., from that point on it's sunshine. half inch for south jersey and delaware, it is much needed. even though we saw a hefty dose of rain, the u.s. drought monitor has us in moderate drought impact north of the atlantic city expressway, that means we need more rain. philadelphia now only 2 1/2 to 3 inches in a deficit. about a week half ago you were five inches. it's getting better, so we need more rain. 72 in philadelphia. millville, 72. the shortens struggling to get into the 70s today. cape may and atlantic city, 71. overnight tonight it's clear and chilly. 42 degrees, millville, 47. philadelphia, 51 degrees. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, all week long we're hanging out in the 70s, 73 today, perfect football weather for the steelers eagles game. 675 for monday, increasing

clouds, morning showers followed by afternoon sunshine on tuesday, 74. wednesday, thursday, friday, saturday, combination of sun and clouds, temperatures in the low 70s. oh, yeah. >> it could not get any better this afternoon. >> reporter: we've been waiting for this. >> it's a winner. >> thanks, chris. technology is an ever-important part of our lives connecting us in ways we couldn't imagine. today's "healthcheck" helps seniors dive into the digital world. here's tamala edwards. >> reporter: pat has been tech savvy it came with her job. >> i learned a great deal i had a lot of good training. >> reporter: although fellow seniors have taken to e-mail and facebook. only one in four use it forheal.

>> when you merge its a double whammy for people. >> reporter: independent blue cross is bridging the gap with state-of-the-art facility in center city. the director of innovation said one focus is technology classes such as as basic tablet training. >> how to turn on the tablet, how to set up e-mail and search the web. >> reporter: there are other classes including budgeting and finance and preventing identity theft. members can get individual help to navigate their account and a reminders when to take your medication. >> reporter: using technology is more than being cool. it can help seniors live on their own longer.

>> it will give them the confidence to do that. >> reporter: patent joys learning new things and encourages others to conquer their computer fears. >> just do it, you're not going to break it. >> reporter: tamala edwards channel 6 "action news."

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hood home is for sale. the home is 25 miles outside of london and listed for $620,000. >> the chamber orchestra of philadelphia is gearing up for its first concert of the season. karen rogers has more in 6abc loves the arts. >> reporter: the sounds of classical and contemporary music are joining forces for the season opening. the taiwanese world renown pianist. an ode to the musicians featured by the orchestra. >> it's going to be an exiting program with classical composers from classical periods. >> reporter: guest soloest will take the stage to perform two different works. >> he always brings something

old and new together. she will perform i wasn't sitting down so iart's concerto number 3. >> she will play a world premier work called red cliff based on on a classic chinese war story. >> we hear a lot of asian flare, there are specific elements in there which makes it exciting. >> the audience will get to hear works performed by haydn. they will perform october 10th october 10th -- october 9 agent and 10th at the perelman

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living the high note, they are performing on the white house lawn for this marching band. >> we're live with the latest on the wilmington firefighters investigation. >> for chris sowers, alicia vitarelli, gray hall, and the entire "action news" team, i'm nydia han. we'll see you back here at 9:00 a.m. to 4:00 and we'll see you on "sportscenter" 6:00 eastern on espn. that will do it for us. max, coach, have a great sunday.

good morning, america. breaking news overnight. captured, the suspect wanted for killing five people in a washington state mall. picked up by police. >> he said nothing. he was kind of zombie-like. >> who he is and how they got him as we learn more about the horrifying shooting. new videos of the shooting in charlotte. police feeling the pressure and releasing the video of the moment they opened fire on keith lamont scott. the new angles and what they show. >> does not make sense to us how it was possible that this incident resulted in the loss of life. >> his hand. >> where the investigation stands right now. flash of the candidates. their date with the debate now one day away. hillary clinton offering a front