you, 6:00 a.m., saturday, october 15. here's some of the stories we're following on "action news." three generations of one family is forced into the chilly night air after fire erupts inside their philadelphia row home. signs of normalcy return to hoboken train station. plus from sweaters to shorts in a week, accuweather is taking us on a rollercoaster ride begin winning frost. chris sowers has the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, rollercoaster, shorts, sweater, what's going on bud? >> reporter: not in a week, but within a day. let's get you outside and show you what's going on.

you will need a jacket or coat. suburbs 33 degrees. lots of sunshine, moderating temperatures in the mid 60s. the heat is on next week. which you will see here shortly. 32 in martins creek, that's the freezing point. tanersville, 30. pottstown, 33. frost advisory in effect for this entire area until 9:00 a.m. some of the colder suburbs are seeing the frost. hammonton, 39. gandys beach, 40. glassboro, 40 and cinnaminson, 41. satellite and radar we'll see sunshine from start to finish, high pressure in control kind of skirting on by across the p-a/new york state line. high pressure, the air starts to sink. 1:00 p.m., 62.

3:00 p.m., 65. same number by 5:00 p.m. that's the high of 67 degrees, lots of sunshine, jackets required this morning, comfortable weekend overall and then the summer-like temperatures arrive next week. i'll have the details in the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast in just a bit. gray. >> look forward to it, criminals, thank you so much. >> new this morning, a fire forces three generations of a family from their philadelphia home including a 100-year-old woman. that fire happened in the are 1500 block of west pike street in nicetown before midnight. the 100-year-old woman started yelling for help. her granddaughter just returned home from a night shift as a nurse. she credits her grandmother's alertness with saving the entire family. >> she saved my life by screaming help and alerting me something was wrong. i saw her in the hallway i saw the flames coming from her bedroom and the house began to quickly fill up with black

smoke. >> pemberton guided her grandmother down the steps while her mother called 911. the family is staying with relatives. the investigators say they had no working smoke detecters in their home. philadelphia firefighters were called to the zoom automotive detailing and car wash on west olney street. extra trucks were needed to get the fire under control. no word of injuries or what started the fire. right now one man in critical condition after a shooting in wilmington, delaware. our cameras capture about a dozen police officers at the shooting scene at third and clayton streets after 11:00 p.m. investigators say a man in his 20s was shot several times. this morning there is no word 0en on who fired the shots or why. >> 6:03. if you're just waking up with us. a 17-year-old student is dead

and this morning the investigation continues into what happened. the students was at wordsworth academy a residential treatment program in philadelphia. the boy died thursday after a struggle with three adults. investigators are trying to determine if he had any preexisting medical condition. wordsworth academy helps children overcome emotional and academic challenges. new jersey gallons tax took a 23 cent hike, jeff chirico has more on when the increases go into effect and where the money is going. >> i'm not happy about it. >> i don't like it. it's not pleasant for my pocket. >> reporter: new jersey drivers are not holding back hours after governor chris christie made the gas tax hike official these folks are officially frustrated. >> it's ridiculous, a nickel or

dime, 23 cents is a lot of money for people. >> $30 to fill it up, a 23 cents each gallon it will go up to 45 bucks. >> reporter: the 23 cent gallon increase makes the state with the 6th highest gas tax. >> it's hard for people to get to work and make ends meet as far as their groceries and everyday necessities. the gas tax is expected to raise $16 billion over 8 years paying for roads and bridge construction projects something that is badly needed. >> if the money goes to that in the tax, it won't be the worst thing that happened to us, let's see what we can do to save money elsewhere. >> reporter: the new gas tax means the average driver will pay an extra 4 to $5 every time they fill up an extra tax. the tax goes into effect november 1. in runnymede, camden county,

jeff chirico channel 6 "action news." >> less than three weeks after the new jersey transit wreck left a person dead, things are starting to get bark to normal at the hoboken train station. the agency plans to run additional tracks monday morning and we'll post the updated schedule online at 10:00 p.m. trains entering the station will have to consult their approach speed -- cut their approach speed by half. the train's data recorder showed it was speeding up. one person was killed and 100 people hurt. if you have samsung galaxy note 7 smart phone do not take it on a plane because it's illegal. >> reporter: flyers have heard the warning. >> samsung galaxy note 7 phones are not to be powered on the flight. >> reporter: now the federal government is banning galaxy

samsungs note 7 from the flight. they are not allowed on the plane or in their bag. the move coming after a fire on a southwest flight. >> it started to smoke and sizzle and burn. >> reporter: the replacement models added to an earlier recall of the note 7 and the company stopping production altogether. >> forbidden for transport by aircraft. >> it includes a terminally insulated box. >> reporter: some airlines vbl give -- have been giving their flight crews fire containment bags. it's capable of containing up to 3200 degrees and look, the explosion is contained in the bag, but how will the ban be

enforced? >> banning these phones is a good step if they are a risk. flight attendants will not enforce that. if they are found, passengers will have their phones confiscated and face fines. if they find a phone, they will ask the flier to leave and come back without it. >> from our delaware newsroom investigators will know if mold is gone from an elementary school in the christiana school district. mold remediation was performed on three classrooms in wilmington. mold form after a water main break flooded a school over a summer and it was not cleaned up properly. every room in the school was tested. if the buildings itself was unhealthy. we have a plan to relocate our kids if need be. if we don't have to -- >> the mold problem is believed to be an isolated incident.

the school superintendent said they will put together a protocol so staff members will know what to look out for. >> 6:09 a.m. it was a rough start to the season for the flyers and bloody one. we'll look at how one young star got an injury in the first minutes of the game this season. residents in the northwest are recovering after a rare tornado touched down. >> reporter: we have places in the mid 30s, places like allentown could be 50 degrees warmer by the time we get into tuesday and wednesday. details in the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast. what's for dinner tonight?

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tornados touched down in oregon, one damaged a number of homes in a coastal town. everyone is okay, but roads are impassable, and thousands are without power and water. rain is lashing the coast this morning. >> reporter: kind of put that in prospective, the whole state averages one tornado a year. it's rare. it doesn't happen. >> everyone is okay. we're doing okay in the delaware and lehigh valleys this morning. it's chilly, you'll need a jacket in you're out and about first thing this morning. later this afternoon it should be comfortable out there with temperatures back in the 60s and later next week it's ridiculous

quite honestly with record-shattering high temperatures expected. let's flip it over to the radars, unlike last weekend we're crystal clear this morning. it will be like that all weekend long. temperatures a little bit below seasonal averages, monday, 65. tuesday, 67. wednesday the warm day, 72 and the numbers dropped off a little bit toward the end of the week. 68 degrees, and yesterday's high, 65 degrees. we're seeing temperatures in the low to mid 40s in the city. 46 in philadelphia. dewpoint, 42. the pressure is holding steady, 39.39 inches. the winds are light out of the north/northwest at 5 miles per hour. the northerly breeze is allowing the temperatures to cool off. this is an air mass straight from canada. the frost advisory remains in effect for the surrounding suburbs until 9:00 a.m. you have another hour or two to bring the tender vegetation

because you run the risk of losing it. hammonton, 38. cape may you're one of the warmer locations, 52 degrees. as far as leaf peeping this weekend, it's not a great weekend for it we're seeing color well north and west, patchy color around the immediate philadelphia area. vibrant color in the poconos. another week or two, we'll notice the change in the leaves as they start to turn. satellite and radar, crystal clear. the pattern is ready to change overall, we have big swings in the jet stream, we talk about the seesaw effect across the country, we're seeing that this weekend, all the storms and clouds and rain all that mess is out here to the mess, pacific northwest where they are getting hammered with ferocious wind and heavy rains. on the eastern seaboard we have

high pressure in control this is all dry air east of the mississippi river valley. we'll stay that way all weekend long and into next week, actually. the pattern is really nice for us. sunny skies, pleasant today. same thing sunday, although the numbers will be milder with highs close to 70 degrees. today, not too shabby, 67 we'll take it. mostly sunny skies, pleasant. winds are light out of the south/southwest at 5 to 10. all day long, a ton of sun. 3:00 p.m., 62. 5:00 p.m., same thing. there's the forecasted high of 67. overnight tonight mainly clear and chilly, not as cold as this morning. 42 degrees outlying suburbs, 49 for center city. the eagles taking on the redskins at fedex field down in washington, d.c. tomorrow. sunny skies and warm, if you're making the trip down i-95, 70 degrees by the first quarter, and 4th quarter, 73 degrees. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, look at the 80s all of a sudden.

67 today. sun and clouds sunday, high of 72. here we go, monday, 80 degrees. tuesday's high, 82. wednesday the record breaker, forecasted high of 84. 74 thursday, shower and cold front, friday it's back to reality again with a high of 70. maybe a little bit cooler you'll see clouds and showers, overall it looks like a nice week ahead. >> a little rollercoaster nothing to complain about. >> reporter: it's a rollercoaster where nobody is complaining. >> 6:16 it was one enchanted evening for kids in south jersey. boys and girls attended the ball at the garden state discovery museum. they were treated to a makeover and horse drawn princess ride and dance party. planned parenthood.

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i'm josh shapiro. i'll be an attorney general who always fights for you. up with us on this saturday morning, 6:19. it's a chilly 46 degrees, sky6 live hd giving you a pleasant look over the commodor barry bridge. meteorologist chris sowers says enjoy the weekend he'll let you know about the change in store for next week. for all you dads out there. a new federal law says you'll have an easier time doing diaper duty. president obama signed the bathroom accessible in every

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pattern change coming. what's happening, here's philadelphia right here, we'll see a huge area of high pressure off the coast. it's almost like a bermuda high what you would see in the summer months. the air wraps around the high pressure system in a clockwise fashion. because of the positioning, the winds will shift in a south/southwesterly direction. this is all warm air, so warm we could top 80 degrees or higher and go into potentially record territory. >> in sports this morning, the flies beat the kings in the l.a. to open the season. the young flier shayne gostisbehere got cut with a skate.

ivan provorov got into a fight. here's jamie apody with the rest of the sports. >> reporter: good morning, eagles leave for washington today, rye i can't know matthews leaves with an illness. rookie of the week, carson wentz will play in his first division game. brent celek said all the guys from the line from the tightened on down will help him adjust. >> anytime you have a rookie out there that's his is first start you want to do everything in your power to make it easy for him to you know understand whose blocking and where's going, like i said the kid is a smart kid. i think he will be all right. >> this is your job, you're a professional athlete. you have to do your job, i'm

going to do my job, i love it and want to keep it forever. >> the temple needs to start seeing wins, they will face ucf today. i asked matt rhule what you see in ucf. >> i see a team that is dynamic. it will be a stadium that will be killed and great atmosphere to go into. to get this started we need to win the first one, that's this one, we know it will be a challenge. >> i promise you, i do smile, we'll have more from the interview, i do smile during it. later this morning on temple football play book 9:45 a.m. on channel 6. the fanatic has a four wheeler, tony franconia has his hog. 2-run home run was all the indians needed as they beat the blue jays 2-0 to take a 1-0

series lead. dodgers and cubs, phillies fans rooting for the dodgers. that's the sports, have a great weekend. little ghosts and goblins got into the halloween spirit. students in elkins park teamed up to go scarecrows, they stuffed and decorated the scare crows inside the school jim. they will be on display in the school until early next month. >> we have more coming up on "action news" saturday morning, stay with us we're coming right back.

>> a fire in southwest philadelphia overnight. a philadelphia police cruiser becomes part of a crash investigation after a person is hit. plus, a chilly wake-up call, you will want to grab a sweatshirt before heading out for that morning cup of joe. chris sowers is here with the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast. having the coffee on the front porch maybe. >> reporter: no, inside. you'll need a sweatshirt, but know where your shorts are, as well. because later this weekend we get into next week it will feel like august again, a huge turn around in temperatures

forecasted here. potential record highs arriving tuesday and wednesday. we have one more chilly this morning that's this morning and things will start to rebound. that's the camden skyline mainly clear conditions, picture-perfect out there right now. it's a little chilly. frost advisory remains in effect until 9:00 a.m. interior sections of south jersey from the pine barrens westward and camden and gloucester and burlington county. the far western suburbs, pottstown, reading, those areas out there, we're seeing temperatures down as low as 32, 33 degrees. reading, 38. pottstown, 33. allentown, 35. quaker town 32. you get the idea there's chilly stuff out there. millville, 39. hammonton, 36 at this point. trenton, 40. philadelphia 46, cape may, villas, dell haven, 52. atlantic city at the airport, 41. satellite and radar, crystal

clear, mostly sunny skies expected out there today, high temperatures topping out in the mid 60s. gray? >> okay, chris thank you so much for the update. new this morning, firefighters hurt while fighting flames in southwest philadelphia. this happened at a house on the 6900 block of grossbeak place at 2:30 a.m. the injured firefighter being treated at penn presbyterian hospital for minor injuries. another fire called suspicious kept crews busy on the 3000 block of north 5th street. the fire spread to the porch of the row home next-door. no injuries reported. new this morning, a woman hit by a philadelphia police car is recovering from her injuries. she was hit by a 25th district cruiser at front and erie in hunting park. the accident happened at 10:40 p.m., the woman was treated and released from the hospital. investigators have not released details about the moments leading up to that incident.

it was a violent night on the streets of camden, new jersey. we know this morning one man is dead after shooting outside a sports bar overnight. someone shot the victim on the corner of kagen and haddon avenues. he was pronounced dead at the hospital. police have not made any arrests in this case. this morning we're learning about what led to the crash that killed two teenagers on the boulevard. dann cuellar talk to a witness and friends remembering the young people who tragically lost their lives. >> reporter: killed on the accident on the boulevard, 16-year-old maggie goloff and 19-year-old friend. >> maggie was maggie. when she came in she bright bedment the room. she was an awesome girl. >> reporter: both of them were riding in the back seat of a

hyundai driven by an 18-year-old friend. the driver was rushing to temple hospital to see his father who was assaulted during a robbery. the car ran a stop signal and hit was hit by the suv driven by a 54-year-old woman. >> he ran the light he hit the lady on this light. >> reporter: both drivers suffered minor injuries, friends say the two people in the back seat who ended up being killed is difficult to understand. >> she just got a new kitten from her friend did he desiree d darlene. >> he he feels a good person,e had a good heart, his parents raised him right. he is one in a million. >> he used to be a lovely person he is honest and everything -- >> reporter: i'm very, very sorry. >> he is like family to me.

like family. i wish it was me and not him. >> reporter: last night a make-shift memorial among the broken glass and debris was taking shape in memory of the teenagers. along the boulevard in feltonville, dann cuellar channel 6 "action news." >> our thoughts and prayers with the friends and family. if you use septa around town your ride could be impacted because workers could head to the picket line. tomorrow they will vote on whether they should go on strike. 5700 bus drivers train and trolley operators will walk off the job at the end of the months. they nearly avoided a walkout two years ago. negotiations continue over pension reform healthcare and safety and fatigue problems. septa rails with not be shut down during the strike.

we turn to the race for the white house, donald trump campaigned in new hampshire and maine today as trump continues to deny allegations of unwanted sexual advances for a dozen women. two more women came forward yesterday including a former contestant on from the apprentice, she said trump kissed her and touched her breast in a private room. another woman said he groped her as he sat on a couch in the 1990s. >> i was sitting alone in a club, i don't sit alone, i was sitting alone by myself like this, and then i went -- >> trump's democratic opponent hillary clinton was fundraising in seattle yesterday, she told her audience that this election cycle has been in her words

incredibly painful. >> i take no satisfaction seeing what trump does, and says, because it hurts, it hurts me and it hurts our countries, it hurts all of us. >> wikileaks released more e-mails yesterday, one revealed that clinton's campaign requested former president bill clinton to cancel a speech to a wall street investment firm balls of concerns that clintons would seem to cozy with wall street. candidates from new jersey were in the 6abc studio yesterday. answering questions about gun violence and criminal justice reform. they explained how they would restore trust in the ag's office

after kathleen kane conviction and resignation. >> you can see the candidates story on special inside story tomorrow morning on 6abc. you can get breaking alerts from the campaign trail by downloading our 6abc news app. available on the apple and google play store. 6:37. one local teacher is hitting a high note with his students, they are enjoying the opera thanks to his special instruction. >> reporter: music teacher is bringing the musicle genre of opera to life. >> the one that get paid are the ones that pull a piece of sheet music out and read it. go to any school they want because they masteredded the concept of the basic foundation of what music is. >> reporter: while he is a new a teacher at the school and

studied opera, he is a product of the famed boys choir of harlem. last year they did not have a music teacher now they have a teacher and new curriculum. >> it's opening avenues they have not had before. >> when you think of opera you don't think of an elementary school in the heart of north philadelphia one school and one teacher is working to change that one student at a time and appears to be working. ♪ >> can you sing? let me hear you? >> there you have it, that was great. >> reporter: the school's principal said this is a cross curriculum class where students learn about opera, but other elements of music. >> who would have thought that the students would be excited about opera.

>> reporter: school staff admit students are embracing opera and pleased with the impact. >> what kind of music do you like? >> opera. ♪ >> all right what a great and positive story there, the school is using music to educate and inspire. the principal hopes to create an opera workshop and have students perform for other school districts. >> it may be the kind of noise complaint police like to handle. we'll explain what these member were doing and why the officer waited a month to post the individual. the number of dead keeps climbing following hurricane matthew and we're learning more about the damage that was caused. chris sowers will have you're exclusive, search day forecast, "action news" saturday morning continues after this break.

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hurricane matthew have risen to 41. the body of a man who refused to leave his home when floodwaters rose was found in his water-logged north carolina home. storm damage destroyed more than a million structures putting tens of thousands of people out of work temporarily. estimates from goldman sachs say matthew caused ten billion

dollars in damage. meteorologist chris sowers is tracking our forecast. back here, no rain to contend with, that's good. >> reporter: last weekend was a little bit of a surprise because the hurricane's rain came farther north than anticipated. no surprises in the forecast this weekend. sunny out there today and tomorrow with warmer temperatures. that's a beautiful shot, look at that -- what's that i did not take that. >> it's a beautiful picture. >> reporter: i am that good of a painter. let's go over to the radars. there we go, so we're dry we'll keep it that way, again, all weekend long. 67 degrees, even though it's chilly right we have locations in the 30s. we'll rebound nicely as the day progresses. that's normal for this time of the year, forecast high 67. philadelphia, 40s. 35 in allentown. millville, 39. poconos 40, trenton, 40.

dover, 46. cape may, 51. satellite and radar, big story this weekend high pressure firmly in control that means really no weather to speak of, for all areas east of the mississippi river we'll see high pressure in control which will bring cloudless skies to the mid atlantic and the northeast. rain-free conditions. all the storm systems are to the west. we have a huge area of low pressure batteeainvy rain, big s coming in off the ocean. it stays west, most of next week, as a matter of fact. the high brings comfortable conditions for us. st. louis 63. dallas, 45. it's this part of the country that's feeling the chill. that's pulling away, all the warmer weather is heading in our direction, thanks to high pressure. for today, up and down the entire eastern seaboard, sunny

and pleasant. same thing for sunday, honestly it's a boring 48 hour forecast. sometimes we like it that way. we enjoy the sunshine, especially on the weekend. temperature-wise chilly, rebounding to the mid 60s. philadelphia, 65. mid 60s everybody else. overnight tonight, it gets chilly again, not as cold as what we're seeing right now. 40 across the lehigh valley and the western suburbs, same thing with interior sections of south jersey. tomorrow we're in the 70s. philadelphia, 70. allentown, 72. wilmington, 70 degrees. this afternoon, bright blue skies, a lot of it. reading, 68. millville, 65. cape may, 64. overnight tonight, 49 for philadelphia, reading, 42 we'll call it mainly clear and chilly. millville, 46. trenton, 44. cape may, 63. no problems with frost tomorrow morning. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, big warmup

next week. 67, sunny and nice today, more sunshine tomorrow, 72 degrees, monday, tuesday and wednesday, we're back in the 80s feeling like august all of a sudden. 80 degrees monday, 82 tuesday, sunny and breezy. record-high temperatures are possible for wednesday, right now we're forecasting 84, but i have seen warmer numbers on some of the modeling. 74 thursday, friday a little bit cooler with a lot of the clouds and high of 70. all in all, it really looks nice, get out and enjoy it. we have fall activities pumpkin picking and hay rides. the heat is coming next week. enjoy the weekend. >> folks we would like to remind you you can get the seven-day forecast and check storm tracker 6 live double scan radar at 6abc.com/weather. ♪ i've got sunshine on a cloudy day ♪ >> you got to love this one.

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with us, saturday morning, 6:50, 46 degrees out there. sky6 live hd overlooking the commodor barry bridge. rain last weekend, not the case this weekend.

going to be great, get out and enjoy. >> big honors for rod stewart, the 71-year-old sported scottish trousers as he was knighted by prince william at buckingham palace. stewart was honored for his charity and service, he said it was mind blowing and prince william congregate laded him on his long career. more than seven years after his death, michael jackson is still number one. he is at the top of the ded earning celebrities. he took in more than $800 million in the past year alone. in theaters weekend, 3 new films to entertain and thrill

and make you laugh that includes philadelphia's own kevin hart. here's a preview. >> i'm cooking the books for some of the scariest people on the planet. >> reporter: ben affleck's role in the account anticould end up to a -- could end up to a box office win and beat the girl on the train. kevin hart's standup film chronicles a massive show in front of fans in philadelphia. it could open to $13 million. also opening this weekend is max steel, variety peg also

the sci-fi flick to get into the 5 million-dollar range. 6:52. whoopi goldberg has designed a line of ugly holiday sweaters. the comedian and the view co-host has created 11 festive what she calls chic holiday sweaters. they are cashmere blend. they will retail for 139 bucks and available beginning next month.

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way. here's philadelphia right here, right now the jet stream looks like. what happens with the jet stream, everywhere north of the line is cold, everywhere south of the line is warm. it acts as the super highway of storms. the storm track would be like this. there's no storms out there. the pattern is cold, as we flip it over to the numbers, you see the blue, mid atlantic and the northeast. cold stuff up here, temperatures in the 30s and 40s. much warmer in the west. what's happening, now, 89 jet stream is looking like like this. here's philadelphia here, the wind are about to shift like this. this is warm air east of the mississippi river. this is what the pattern looks like all week long as we get into next week. we have a record high tuesday and wednesday. it's chilly out there right now, it will get ready to greenlight you in the next couple of days. >> 6:55. stucco is a great look, but it

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you, 7:00 a.m., saturday, october 15 here's some of the stories we're following on "action news," three generations of one family is forced into the chilly night air after fire erupts inside their philadelphia row home. signs of normalcy return to the hoboken train station, we have word on an updated train schedule. from sweatshirts to shorts, accuweather is taking us on a rollercoaster ride begin winning frost. outside we go meteorologist chris sowers is out there with a look ahead with the accuweather forecast. i see the smoke coming from your mouth. >> reporter: it's cold out here. some locations are down to the freezing mark of 32 degrees. next week, huge warmup on the way, it will feel like august l