well, a sad story at multiple levels. one family which was responding to an emergency situation has lost a 19-year-old son. another family has lost a 16-year-old daughter. police say the driver of this car rushing to temple hospital to see his father who had been assaulted during a rob he re. the car ran the stop signal at front street and collided with this suv. this driver was behind the car saying it also ran a signal at rising sun. >> he was going too fast. trying the run the light probably about 70's miles an hourism sterling scott heard the crash helped the driver then focused on the passengers. >> two people that were in there, one guy kind of moved around. then he slumped back over and they were saying it was a baby in the car but it wasn't a baby it was a young teenage are under him and nobody could see. >> reporter: the front passenger later died. identified as 19-year-old osman zeylnov the brother of the driver. the young teen dead at the scene 16-year-old maggie goloff three close friends

trying to process the news. >> she always had everybody's back. they were in the wrong situation. >> reporter: jamie o'connor's friendship dates back to when both were babies. marilyn johns met the victim in early childhood. >> she was in my kindergarten class. yeah, she was my second friend. >> reporter: kelly met goloff in middle school. the four loyal friends always together. that is goloff on the left. >> i have a baby on the way. she was going to be one of the god moms. she was absolutely going to be aunt maggie, you know. she -- i don't know, she just -- slaw going -- she was going to graduate. she couldn't wait to get a car, her own place. >> reporter: well, three young women there trying to come to terms with the sudden loss of a good friend, a friend they say who was always loyal and was always there for them. live along the boulevard at front and the boulevard, john rawlins channel6 "action news" >> an investigation is under way tonight into the death of a student at a school for

children with special needs. the 17-year-old died after a struggle with staffers at wordsworth academy. meals say staffers approached the teen about a stolen ipad after reportedly discovering the device in his room. the teenager became upset and three staff members tried to subdue him. one placed him in a headlock. police have not ruled this as a homicide. the medical examiner will now determine whether the teen had any preexisting conditions. >> hurricane nicole has gone out to sea after blasting bermuda with high winds and pounding rain. the center of the eye just missed the island by a few miles. wind gusts of 104 miles per hour were recorded knocking down trees and power lines. 90 percent of the island lost power but most of the homes and other businesses are still standing tonight. in north carolina thousands are being urged to evacuate because of scenes like this. the rain from hurricane matthew caused catastrophic flooding across the state leaving at least 22 people dead. many more still missing. major roads remain closed to

traffic including i-95. the estimated cost from all of this damage so far, $18 billion. and it's not over yet. many rivers are expected to crest this weekend so crews will continue working to shore up dams in that area. meantime around here it was a perfect fall day. a little crisp but bright blue skies outside. as we take a look from sky6 over center city, for your friday evening and as you can see it's going to be a pleasant night. meteorologist cecily tynan enjoying it outside and she has a check of the forecast. might need a jacket or a coat this evening though, cecily. >> exactly. there's a little bit of a chill in the air now and once the sun sets, temperatures will really going fall. right now philadelphia is 63 degrees. we hit 65 degrees earlier. syracuse is only 56. burlington is only 53 degrees. we have high pressure in control of our weather and what that's doing is bringing us loads of sunshine. satellite6 along with action radar is showing nothing more than a few high thin cirrus clouds moving in from the west. so, tonight if you're heading

to any friday night football games, you definitely do want to bundle up. temperatures will drop very quickly. kickoff temperature about he 53 but by the fourth quarter, about 47 degrees and of course you can see a lot of highlights on high school huddle tonight after "action news" at 11:00. and then a frost advisory has been posted for our far northwest suburbs and interior south jersey. this is where areas will be dropping down into the mid 30's so a good idea to protect plants. so, a very chilly night but then get ready for a weather whiplash. i'm actually tracking record warmth on the way. i'll have details on when it moves in and how high temperatures will climb coming up in the full accuweather forecast. rick. >> cecily we'll check back in later. thank you. as always you can find the seven-day forecast and a live look at storm tracker6 double scan radar any time of day on our web site. just led to 6abc.com/weather. >> the union representing septa bus drivers and train and trolley operators is set to vote this weekend on whether to strike.

the strike authorization vote by members of the transport worker union local 234 is set for sunday morning. their current contract expires at the end of the movement negotiations between the twu and septa have been ongoing but the two sides are still at odds over pension reform and healthcare. if the 5700 transit workers go on strike november 1st, there's concern the strike could last through election day november 8th. >> ♪ >> all right, presidential politics tonight. donald trump is on the attack against his accusers against his opponent and against the media. during a rally in north carolina he addressed the latest reports of alleged sexual harassment and groping even though he admitted his campaign staff wants him to ignore it. trump says these women stories are lies and smears 100 percent made up. part of a coordinated conspiracy between hillary clinton a mexican billionaire and the media to keep him out of office. trump calls some of the accusers fame seekers and others he implied he would not

have touched because he doesn't find them physically attractive. meanwhile hillary clinton is fundraising in seattle right now but her most prominent surrogate went to bat for her today. president barack obama told voters at a rally in cleveland there the election is not rigged and warned that trump is the real threat to democracy. obama also said you don't have to be a husband or father to disagree with trump's comments about women. he says you just have to be a decent human being. a new batch of wikileaks e-mails shows hillary campaign supporters and aides asked bill clinton to cancel a planned speech to wall street bankers for appearances sake. we'll have much more on that in vote 2016 coming up tonight at 5:30. >> today marked a new beginning for seniors at crystal ray high school in the city's logan section. they learned they have been accepted to college and got an acceptance letter on the spot. "action news" reporter vernon odom with details of this very exciting day. >> reporter: this scene was

repeated all over the crystal ray high school in logan today as dozens of seniors were admitted to local colleges and universities. ranging from rosemont to cabrini to chestnut hill. this after brief interviews and looks at actor scores and academic transcripts. this is the second year this catholic charter school had this program in cooperation with schools like newman and immaculata university. >> it's a plus there i got in. >> reporter: what are you planning on majoring in. >> pre-med. trying to go to med school and become a gynecologist. >> i'm actually getting in three college scholarships. >> reporter: mr. callan has been admitted to rosemont college. that's where kelly is a freshman. he was chosen in the same program last fall. >> i definitely understand the excitement here. it's like a whole thrill, like you want to get excited knowing the fact that you actually have a opportunity to change your life done something with your life and all the goals and the purpose

that you really want to go for you can go for it now. >> these kids and everybody involved have put in a lot of hard work to get to this point. and they all know they got a lot of hard work yet to go before they graduate from college. >> reporter: 100 percent of this school's seniors from last year went on to four year colleges all reports are they're succeeding in their freshman year. in logan, i'm vernon odom channel6 "action news." >> we have good news to share with you tonight about a horse you may remember from a couple weeks ago who got stuck in the mud. cyrus the clydesdale has found a new home and even better he's headed there with his best friend ghost. cyrus and ghost will travel to their new home in virginia on saturday. it was back on october 5th when cyrus got trapped in the mud at the chester county farm before he was staying and had to be rescued using a crane. life hasn't been good for cyrus. he's at least 18 years old he had been working in the fields of a farm for most of his life. now, though, he will finally have the retirement he so deserves. >> with his best friend to enjoy it.

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>> time for accuweather at the "action news" big board. meteorologist cecily tynan has a check of the week. not a bad weekend. >> going to be a gorgeous week. little bit chilly to startly we have a live snapshot from lake wallenpaupack. seeing loads of sunshine out there and also seeing that the fall foliage is reeling popping in the poconos. so, a great place to go for leaf peeping and if you're going tonight, overnight lows in the upper 20's. definitely bundle up and tomorrow i would say dress in layers. plenty of sunshine. it will be chilly in the poconos in the morning at 9 o'clock 41. but then 4 o'clock, a nice recovery, up to 63 degrees. i like this forecast because

it's got something for everyone. if you like fall, we have a gorgeous fall weekend ahead. right now a little bit of a chill in the air. philadelphia 63. allentown 64. wilmington 62 and cape may 60 and satellite6 along with action radar showing there's high pressure up to the north. so, what that is doing, it's really squeezing out all of the moisture from the atmosphere so that's why we had all of the sunshine and that's why it's going to be a chilly night. clear skies tonight, a moonlit night, almost a full moon. the full moon is on sunday night. some frost though in the suburbs. i don't of night lows dropping down into the mid 30's in the northwest suburb, also interior south jersey. these are the areas we could have some patchy frost. philadelphia down to 44 degrees. and future tracker showing after a chilly start to the day, by 4 o'clock tomorrow afternoon, with mostly sunny skies, it will be seasonable. 67 degrees in philadelphia. that's the normal high for this time of the year but then heading into sunday, it gets even warmer. we'll see some high thin clouds building in late in the day. temperatures up into the 70's

and i think the clouds should be thin enough that we actually will have a good shot of the rocket launch from wallops island just west of chincoteague and this is to get supplies to the international space station. it sets off at 8:he 03. look low at the horizon to the southeast and looks like in about two minutes you see this dome here. that's when it should be visible in our area so head out shortly around 8 o'clock shortly after 8:00 you should he see the rocket launch always a great sight. so, the five day at 5::showing tomorrow chilly in the morning. seasonable by the afternoon with a high of 67. sunday 83 degrees and look at this, monday, tuesday, wednesday, hello summer, it's coming back for a visit. monday 80. tuesday 83. wednesday the record high 85. looks like we'll shatter that with a high of 85 degrees but then temperatures trend down. adam will talk about that in the accuweather 7-day forecast. i play have to open up my pool

next week. pool party my house. everybody come on over. >> okay. >> why not. >> yeah. >> thank you. >> no thank you. >> much more to come in our next half hour of "action news at 5:00. it's built as one of the safest ways to experience a deadly predator of the ocean but that all changed when a great white shark broke through a steel cage. >> yeah, the video is incredible. also a judge jumps into action when a defendant gets out of happened during a hearing and it's all captured on court camera. where is judge judy. >> plus this man's dance moves contributed to his arrest in new jersey. we'll explain how. >> all right. those stories and much more when "action news" comes right back. >> ♪ do you own a plane? do you own a bank? pat toomey owned both. but it's the fact that toomey owns a seat in the u.s. senate that should really concern us.

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>> ♪ >> "action news" continues with meteorologist adam joseph, jaime apody, rick williams and monica malpass. >> ♪ >> hello again. here's what's happening on "action news" friday night. donald trump continued to deny women's claims of sexual assault while president obama attacks the republican nominee's sincerity and his ability to lead. we're live with the latest from the campaign trail. also a man's dance moves got him attention but what police allegedly found on him also landed had imin jail. and it's now official. the price of gas in new jersey will be going up and we have

the late breaking details. >> ♪ >> and now more details with just 24 days until the general election donald trump continues to deny allegations that he sexually assaulted women in his past. >> just can't seem to escape the controversy that has many questioning his ability to lead. and hillary clinton's biggest supporters are hammering that point home with voters today. >> they are all false. they're totally invented, fiction. all 100 percent totally and completely fabricated. >> donald trump is again denying any involvement with his accusers and blaming the media and the clinton campaign for trying to stop his political movement. >> he doesn't have the temperament. he doesn't have the knowledge. he doesn't seem to have the interest in acquiring the knowledge or the basic honesty that a president needs to have. >> president obama tells hillary clinton supporters that democracy is on the line

and republican nominee must not win the white house. >> a were. c's kenneth moton live now in washington, d.c. for us tonight with the very latest. >> kenneth, good evening. >> reporter: good evening, rick and monica. yes, donald trump has been defiant on the trail today while hillary clinton is off fundraising. it's been a tough week in the race for the white house with that third and final debate less than a week away. [cheers and applause] >> reporter: donald trump on the ground in north carolina expanding his attacks against the clintons, the media and the women who accused him of unwanted sexual advances. >> the stories are total fiction. they're 100 percent made up. they never happened. they never would happen. >> reporter: trump hit his accusers on their looks. >> believe me, she would not be my first choice that i can tell you. >> reporter: but gop louse speaker paul ryan was in wisconsin trying refocus the race to election day. ryan targeted hillary clinton and her policies.

>> when hillary clinton says we are all stronger together what she means is that we're stronger if we're all subject to these rules to government. >> reporter: while ryan didn't address the latest developments involving his nominee, president obama took them straight on from ohio. >> it's always interesting to me to see folks who talk tough but then don't act tough. because if you're tough you don't make excuses. >> reporter: protestors interrupted both the president and forther president bill clinton. demonstrator calling him a rapist. >> they've had a very bad week and so they're doing the best they can. >> reporter: hillary clinton blasted trump from a fundraiser in seattle. >> i will stand up and defend everyone else who he insults, he degrades, he demeans. >> reporter: despite the wikileaks release of hacked e-mails alleged the from the clinton camp she's still up in the polls. reporting live here in washington, teenage moton

channel6 "action news." >> thank you kenneth. a federal judge is now weighing an emergency request to extend georgia's voter registration deadline which passed while thousands of people along the coast there were evacuated because of hurricane matthew. attorneys are asking that residents of savannah and surrounding chatham county if not october 18. la >> two men of why they deserve the job fora discussion moderated by o rafferty and democrat job reform. they als kane's general candidates forum on an

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charges for crimes from our new jersey bureau station onax wixler was moon walking up leave. speaking to wixler police say they found an active warrant out for his arrest. they also say they found him in possession of heroin. wixler is now being held in the ocean county jail. >> a driver he remains in critical condition tonight after an early morning crash in bear, delaware. it happened at the intersection of red lion road and bare corbett road about midnight. police say a plan in his 70's was speeding when he lost control. the vehicle hit a utility pole rolled over several times and ended up against a house. it's still not clear what caused the man to lose control. a propane leak at a home in east brandywine township chester county injured one person this afternoon. it happened here on ricoh circle about 10:00 a.m.

it's not clear what caused the leak. did it not impact any houses. no one else was hurt. >> a group of brave veterans honored today in philadelphia's torresdale section. 40 veterans were honored. the award is being given out by the korean government as an expression of appreciation for men and women who served during the war 66 years ago. >> absolutely hats off. time to check that traffic story friday night. >> matt pelman in the "action news" traffic center. should we mention what today is. >> birth day. happy birthday. >> thank you, guys. it's been a great day. our dear friend karen rogers just is that the in a whole pile of pizzas so dig in. >> all the traffic should be like 55. >> oh, now. >> that's not true. >> i can do it on your birth day. you can't do it on mine. >> he's not even close. >> i think we're a whole lot less than 55 especially here on 95 but at least our broken down vehicle in the northbound lanes by cottman avenue is cleared out of the way.

still though you're looking at speeds more like in the low 20's i would say from penn's landing up to this point at cottman avenue and coming up tonight they are shifting northbound traffic onto some of the new pavement so hopefully by the time next week comes around, northbound delays in the afternoons won't be quite as bad but only time will tell. headed southbound on 95 in the delco speeds just in the teens there because of a couple of earlier problems down around the blue route. we've got a big crash out in montgomery county along ridge pike at trooper road there by the burger king. jams on both of those. you might want to stay up on germantown get around that messy accident scene. this is route one, the not so super highway in bucks county. southbound side still stacked solid coming away from langhorne above an earlier crash around pendel. luckily that just cleared as has our crash on 495 in wilmington. southbound all lanes reopened. at this point speeds are in the 20's on both 495 and 95 so take your pick, pick your poison kind of the same way in either direction you go. in pennsville crash, closing

49. hawks bridge road gets you around that. have some pizza, have a good weekend. i'll see you next week rick and monica. >> happy birthday. 36. a michigan judge known for his no nonsense approach had to take a step further in the courtroom. you'll see what forced him to throw his robe to the side and spring into action. >> a diver had seconds to react when a great white shark broke through a steel barrier and swam straight for him. adam. >> frost locally here tomorrow morning but 80's are building in the midsection of the country and we will also benefit from it. i'll let you know when in that accuweather forecast. >> plus jaime apody with eagles flyers sixers much more coming up in sports when "action news" comes right back. >> okay. >> don't you leave. >> ♪

>> now a courtroom slow down caught on camera. a michigan judge jumped into action to help a court officer restrain an unruly defendant. it all began when the man accused of violating a personal protection order got in an argument with judge john mcbane. >> you know what, i told you leave her alone. so today you're going jail for three days. >> you guys are buddy buddy

you all get along. >> 45 days county jail. 93 days in the county jail. you want to go for a year? try it right now. >> that heated exchanged turned into a scuffle. the judge took off his robe ran to the court officer's aid and locked down the defendant. mcbane who is known for tough words in his courtroom sales he has no regrets. officials reviewed the tape and said the judge did not do anything wrong. >> united airlines has resolved a technical problem that caused flight delays and cancellations. the airline blames an issue with its weight reporting issue. passengers traveling early this morning were affected. the company he is working to get every one to their destinations. >> jaime apody with the latest. >> yeah when do you leafy. >> tomorrow. redskins and eagles. >> yup. >> drive down there. you know, he might have lost his first game and thrown his first interception but that did not stop carson wentz from earning his third nfl rook he

key of the week. final preparations under way for wentz and the birds as he they get set for their first division game against washington. matthews missed practice with an illness. all eyes will be on the offensive line as lane johnson starts his 10 game suspension. it's a crucial point after a quarter of the season is gone. malcolm jenkins feels good as they start a very tough stretch. >> this is the time of the season right here we talk about positioning so he if anything we looking forward to the opportunity in the next month we got some really good teams. we got a bunch of divisional teams. we're on the road. when you steal some things on the road and it puts in you a better position later when you come back home and so the opportunity for the next month is there and we understand where we are in the season three and one right now feeling good about where we're at. got an opportunity to attack this next quarter of the season. >> of course all eyes will be on fifth round rookie halapoulivaati vaitai as he gets his first state in place of johnson.

i nailed that. >> yeah okay. >> let me see you strye it. espn analyst ron jaworski says how he does will be the key about how the eagles play this game. >> ryan kerrigan is a linebacker pass rush especially lift for the redskins will line up on halapoulivaati vaitai and test him early. that will dictate how the eagles coaches play this game. if he can hold his own against ryan kerrigan i think you'll see matthew scooting down the back field you'll see tight end split out. if he he can't control kerrigan also bunch up the formations keep a tight end in, keep a back in. that limits what you can do offensively. >> flyers open their 50th anniversary season tonight out in l.a. you might need a lot of coffee he to see it. puck drops at 10:56 p.m. our advertisement it will be michal neuvirth. flyers lope to -- hope to

improve. claude giroux says the key he is not to be too excited. >> i think we prepared well. i think our practices have been good. our camp has been competitive but as i said now you got to take that one next pretty critical step here to make sure that we're at the right level not overboard at the right level when the puck drops. >> there was dave lacks to and not claude giroux clearly. we feel days to the sixers opener. joel embiid has paid his best basketball. last night he scored a double-double. sixers lost to washington 100 to 79. they will extend embiid's minutes to 18 tomorrow night against the pistons. you got to believe phillies fans are rooting for the dodgers after l.a. had some shades of 2008. carlos ruiz with the rbi. there was chase utley as the dodgers beat the nationals four to three last night. they'll he go on to face the cubs in the nlcs. >> okay.

>> terrific. >> a lot to root for. you got those phillies. >> true. >> and the dodgers. >> makes it interesting. >> it does. >> thank you jamie. >> young soccer players in camden teamed up with professional players for practice. there was soccer clinic at the rutgers camden athletic center for third through fifth graders. players from the fury taught the children thousand dribble pass and shoot. it was part of the soccer for success program. differently. so we wired the wagner's house with 100 meg internet. which means in the time it takes mr. wagner to pour a 20 oz. cup of coffee, tommy can download 30 songs, and jan can upload 120 photos. 12 seconds. that's the power of fiber optics. and right now, get our best offer ever. super fast 100 meg internet, tv and phone for just $69.99 per month online,

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>> in the pan small coastal community was rocked by a tornado this morning leaving behind quite a bit of damage. happened in the town of manza nada. several buildings were demolished along with downed trees and power lines. no word of any injuries. this was only the second tornado to hit the state of oregon this year. >> we are in store for a beautiful weekend. a lot of fall festivals and things going on. perfect. >> everything happens like a seesaw in the u.s. when it's stormy bad weather in the west it's usually nice and beautiful in the east. that's going to be the case as we go through the upcoming weekend. as we look at double scan live radar really not much to show you here. a lot of blue skies high clouds streaming in the late in the day especially south and west of philadelphia. with all of that sunshine, temperatures did struggle a

bit to get to normal today and it's because of that cool air that moved in so there was a decent little slug of atmospheric cooling so to speak despite that full sun there temperatures could only get into the lower to mid 60's today. we're still sitting there across much of the area. the poconos at 57 and these numbers are going to drop quickly here once the sun sets. in fact, we're going to have a clear sky. it's almost a full moon. it will be very chilly, 34 degrees in those northwestern suburbs of philadelphia, even the pine barrens in new jersey, 44 degrees for center city itself. and with a very light wind between two and 4 miles an hour and a clear sky, it's a recipe for frost to develop and there is an advisory in place for areas north and west of some pennsylvania turnpike between 1:00 a.m. and 9:00 a.m. on saturday morning and as you can see pretty much the entire viewing area with the exception of mercer county around trenton in new jersey here as well with the exception of the coastline where those temperatures will drop to near or just above the

freezing point. high pressure coming in and there's some of the high clouds down to the south but again, these high clouds will continue to fall apart here during evening hours. so, great weather heading to some of the high school football games this evening but bundle up 'cause again, those temperatures drop quick. tomorrow mostly sunny after a chilly start, a milder afternoon, 66 in allentown, 67 philadelphia. mid 60's southern new jersey and delaware and that includes the shore line. the eagles they're not home this weekend but they're away 1:00 p.m. on sunday at the redskins just down 95. kickoff temperature there 68 degrees if you're making the trek. a very light southwesterly wind and equally as nice, 72 degrees by the fourth quarter. and again, talking about that seesaw effect across the united states, the jet stream dipping south of san francisco near los angeles so the pacific northwest seeing cool and stormy not only this weekend but going into monday, tuesday and wednesday of next week. so, when the jet stream goes

down, it must return and go back up somewhere and that's along the eastern seaboard so with high pressure building down to the south and east with a southwesterly wind so monday through wednesday we're really going warm it to more summer like levels around here and even some record breaking numbers. the exclusive accuweather 7-day forecast, 60's tomorrow but then that is it for six more days. we go to the 70's on sunday. 80 here on monday. some clouds in the morning on monday, maybe a shower as a front is progressing through that will usher in that warmth and then that surge of truly summer-like air arrives tuesday at 83 degrees, record shattering here on wednesday, 85. we do drop a bit thursday but that's still close to 10 degrees above normal and some clouds with the next system on friday, maybe a couple of showers at 68 degrees. so, a perfect weekend no matter what kind of outdoor activities you're doing. >> all right. >> thank you so much. >> thanks adam. >> and now to an absolutely heart stopping video, a

frightening encounter way diver and a great white shark. take a look at an otherwise routine cage diving adventure turned terrifying when this shark rammed its way through the cage with the diver in there. the diver fortunately escaped unharmed. can you imagine. we are told this rarely happens but it is easy to explain why it did happen. sharks really can't see when they open their mouth to feed and they cannot swim in reverse. so, when this one went for some bait on a rope it just powered its way straight in.

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