good afternoon it is sunday october 16 i'm nydia han along with gray hall. here's some of the stories we're following for you right now on "action news," happening right now, septa workers have dieded

dieded -- decide decide they are willing to strike if the leaders call for it at the end of the month. a candidate in the pennsylvania senate race picks up the endorsement in the area. eagles take on the rival washington redskins hoping to get into the win column. let's go outside to chris sowers, a great day in the weather score. >> reporter: yes, it's a great day, we've lost the sun, it's making things gray at this midday hour. 6 degrees in millville. 64 in philadelphia. 63 in in allentown. cape may, 6. atlantic city, 68. dover, 70 degrees. satellite and radar showing a little bit of cloud cover working its way across the keystone state this afternoon. accuweather will allow for that. we'll go combination of sun and clouds this afternoon with temperatures up in the low 70s. it's a warmer day, officially

we'll go 73 degrees for philadelphia. maybe a couple of degrees warmer south and east, especially in millville, dover and cape may. this is just the tip of the iceberg so to speak it gets really warm. starting tomorrow we head back into the 80s with two potential record-high days on the way. both of them could feature 85, 86 degrees. today is the start of it. it gets nice later on this week. when i come back i'll let you know how long the weather last in the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast. i'll let you know how long it will be before we get weather, guys? >> members of the transit worker union local 234 voted to authorize a strike should contract talks breakdown. >> that could impact thousands of riders at the end of the month. >> "action news" reporter, bob

brooks is live in philadelphia, bob this is big news. this is going to affect anyone who uses septa. we're talking about thousands of people. the sheet metal union workers hall where where the union came, they came to get updates on negotiations with septa, they didn't like what they heard. they will strike if need be at the end of the month. the current contract for the transit workers union 234 is said to expire at the end of the month october 31. if the strike happens it will start november 1. some of the demands they want, they want an increase in the cap which pensions are calculated 50,000 to $70,000. wage increases, better healthcare and dental care. if the strike hams it won't happen -- happens, it won't

happen until december 1. if it continues during the november 8 election they will continue to strike despite that happening. we did speak with union members who came out after the vote. they are not happy. >> they want to take away our benefits. if they don't touch management, why do they want to touch ours. we're on the front lines. >> they want to take us out of where we are now, put us in a lessor claim. >> reporter: septa did send us a statement this morning it reads in part both parties exchanged proposal on july 13 and continue to meet in negotiations since that time, we remain hopeful as we work to bargain an agreement in the best interest of the employees, riders and the public. back out here live you have heard the union members are not happy about the current negotiations. they will strike november 1, if

need be. i want to remind people this is not a strike that would start tomorrow. it's the end of the month when the contract expires, october 31, the strike going into effect november 1. reporting live from philadelphia, bob brooks, channel 6 "action news." nydia. >> thank you. a private security guard working homecoming weekend at lincoln university was hit by a stray bullet overnight. pennsylvania state police was on hand after the shooting at 3:30 a.m. police say a bullet hit a van carrying private security officers. one officer was hit in the arm. she was taken to christiana hospital in delaware where she underwent surgery. lincoln officials says students are safe and unharmed. no arrests. an argument between two men ended with a stabbing it all happened in north philadelphia. police were called to the 2600 block of north fair hills street to report a fight there at 11:30. the 26-year-old victim was rushed to temple university hospital in serious condition

with several stab injuries. police have not made any arrests. happening right now, new jersey police are trying to determine the cause of a deadly one car crash in burlington county. medics were unable to save the person involved in the accident. the car flipped on its roof 541 west hampton township at 4:30 a.m. the driver's identity has not been released. now to the 2015 rails for the white house. the presidential candidates are taking a day off from the campaign trail presumable -- presumably prepare for their final debate on wednesday. abc news washington post survey shows hillary clinton leading donald trump by four points by likely voters nationwide. that's within the margin of error and factoring in third party candidates. if you live in new jersey, the deadline to vote is tuesday.

you can register online at the board of election office. you can register at the dmv if you are renewing your license or applying for one. thein pennsylvania and delaware has passed. katie mcginty picked up the endorsement of the philadelphia inquirer running against republican senator pat toomey, it's one of the biggest in the country. this morning the inquirer's editorial board released a statement saying they endorsed her because she has a grasp on the human consequences of government policy and seeks to improve quality of life for all. "action news" has you covered every step of the way from now up until election day. you can get breaking alerts from the campaign trail by downloading our 6abc news appear. it's available on the apple and

google play stores. the eagles are down in washington looking to get back to their winning ways against the redskins. "action news" sports reporter, jamie apody is live inside fedex field. jamie this is big game for the birds. >> reporter: salute, guys, carson wentz got his first -- absolutely, guys, carson wentz got his first interception and first loss under the belt. the rookie quarterback will he rebound from the loss and how well he is protected. of courses the first game of lane johnson's ten game suspension. the rook gets the start at right tackle. he has to face a good pash -- pass rusher in ryan kerrigan. eagles start a game against a

big division opponent. >> we go into every game with a lot of the intensity, we don't slack on it, we take the same approach every week that's the same approach i'll take. it's a division game, we're excited to go to washington, at the same time we don't change the way we play regardless of who is out there. >> the very important thing is the next game it's a divisional game. it's the nfl, every week you have to show up and do what you got to do to win. >> reporter: exiting as it is, we'll have the complete reaction to what is an eagles win against the redskins on "action news" sports sunday, michael di pilla will join us to talk about the eagles and the redskins. a beautiful day for football. i saudi sean jackson -- i

saw desean jackson, that seems like long time ago. my green dress, out with the old, start with the new, we'll see how my green shirt does. >> much more to come on "action news" this sunday afternoon. officials are getting a look at the widespread destruction in haiti, following a direct hit from hurricane matthew. >> there's encouraging news in the fight against breast cancer. plus, chris sowers will be back with the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast when "action news" comes right back.

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over 200 girls were kidnapped in nigeria, leaders are hoping more of the school girls will be released after boko haram freed 21 of them. they were among 276 girls kidnapped two years ago. 57 girls escaped immediately after the kidnapping. militants released 21 girls on thursday, the international committee of the red cross and the swiss government brokered the deal. >> the u.n. general is in haiti to see firsthand the damage created by hurricanes matthew. he visited one of the many schools serving as a shelter. the storm killed 500 people in haiti. >> an update on the forecast, gloomy outside, right?

>> reporter: it's a little gray, i wouldn't say it was gloomy, we like gray. >> you promised us sunshine. >> but nydia likes gray for the record. [laughter] >> reporter: let's go live on sky6 live hd show you the view, cape may it's bright and sunny, most of south jersey seeing sunshine a few clouds north and west, they will pass on through during the day. you will see more sun now the clouds are winning the battle. 64 degrees in philadelphia. pressure reading falling off 30.20 inches. winds out of the west at 1 miles per hour. it's breezy, but it's a mild breeze. close to 70 in millville and dover. wilmington, 65. there's our 64. reading, 62. trenton, 66. cape may a comfortable and refreshing 67 degrees. the general wind speeds are out of the southwest at 35 to 10 miles per hour. it's a light and gentle breeze this afternoon.

satellite and radar all of these clouds that are starting to bubble up across central portions of pennsylvania are in advance of the approaching cold front right here which will pass on by to the north overnight tonight and into tomorrow morning. it could produce showers across the lehigh valley and the poconos first thing tomorrow morning, outside of that this front will be very harmless and pretty much pass through dry. the wider view showing a complex down to the south. we'll have to watch that later in the week, that could come running up the coastline and bring wet weather to our neck of the woods thursday and friday. after that you can see there's not much going on, a couple of storms moving onshore across the west coast and washington and oregon. generally speaking the lower 48 is quiet and very, very warm. 83 degrees in dallas. they are shooting for a high of 90. memphis, 80. saint louis, 80. both locations will top out around 86. it's this warm air that's charging east. once it arrives it will sit over

us for two or three straight days with highs in the 80s and making it feel like august. high pressure, sun and clouds, 80 degrees is the high excuse me, make that 73. i'm getting ahead of myself. this is 80 degrees tomorrow, feeling like august. again, these high pressure systems dominating the overall weather pattern. 73 degrees not bad for this time of the year. wilmington, 73. reading and allentown, 72. millville, 71. combination of sun enclouds it's a warmer afternoon. overnight tonight, partly to mostly cloudy. the cloud cover acting like a protective blanket so to speak keeping the atmosphere warmer. millville, 55. cape may, 59. on the boards in atlantic city, 59 degrees. since we're mild tonight we'll be mild tomorrow. we're starting at a milder number here, 80 degrees, monday,

afternoon, sun and clouds, tuesday, high of 86. look at wednesday, 85. another record high possible. thursday, sunny and warm, high of 77. friday and saturday that's when the pattern starts to change, it begins to feel like october, a lot of clouds, periods of rain, some of the forecast models are suggesting there could be a period of heavy rain on saturday and cooler temperatures obviously 66. that's a ways out there, we have beautiful weather to enjoy first. >> thanks chris. the 50th annual first person arts festival is attracting everyday people and artists from around the world. karen rogers has this in 6abc loves the arts. as the saying goes, everybody has a story to tell. the first person art festival has a chance for people to share and connect across the cultural

divide. they will share experiences in dance and storytelling across the city. >> we're watching the election together. >> reporter: it all kicks off with a grand slam. we invite members of the audience to share personal stories on the theme of the night. >> reporter: winners connect for best storyteller in philadelphia. throughout the festival audience members can take to the stage and share. you know what some of the best most compelling stories are from people who are living day-to-day, it is amazing. >> professional performances include women of leisure and pan ic, a woman's struggle to succeed. in my grandfather would have shot me, the black granddaughter of a vicious nazi commandant

shares her story. >> people who made money off the american slave trade it's about guilt and shame for our past and how to move on. >> reporter: it's the festival's mission to bring everyone together. if you ever the courage to get on stage and share a part of your life with the world you connect other people who have things in common with you. >> reporter: the first person arts festival runs november 7 to the 19th. we posted tickets abbey -- and times at 6abc loves the arts. i'm karen rogers. katie: i'm katie mcginty and i approve this message.

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team makes a classic come back, the eagles reverse a trend against the redskins. the birds face the team later today and washington will be out a key player. here's jeff skeverski. >> reporter: desean jackson wasn't the one who beat up the birds last december. it was redskins tightened jordon reid. at 1:00 p.m., eagles won't have to worry about that receiver, reid ruled out with a concussion. >> bounce back, baby. >> reporter: eagles fans wishing the guys good luck as they left 30th street station yesterday. eagles have lost three straight to washington, eagles look to capitalize on their defense which is among the worst in the nfl. >> you got norman back there to make plays that are good, in a number of different areas, we have our work cut out for us.

>> this is a great team, obviously they have the better of us, the last few times we've met. so, you know it's time for us to step it up. >> reporter: eagles lost four straight to them in 29 years. flyers had a shot to put an end to a slow start, trying to start 2-0 for the first time in five years. not happy falling behind, back they come, wane simmonds scoops it up and scores. flyers tie it at 3. flyers can win i matt reid, a shot right in, but mike smith what a save. other way, minute later, steve mason stands no shot. good night, flyers lost 4-3 in overtime. they have not won their first two games of the season since

2011. give it up to temple coach matt rhule, the owls fight back from 18 in central florida. mckenzie milton, 63-yard run. temple down 25-7. the cherry and white fighting back. jihad thomas into the half. temple would get within five, final section of the game, down five no timeouts left. bryant, 26-yard game they are down at the 8th. walker to keith kirkwood, touchdown! with one second to go, temple goes 70 yards in 31 seconds to win it in drawing -- dramatic fashion, temple 26-25. they are stunned in orlando. what a finish. congratulations to the temple owls! that's sports, i'm jeff skeverski have a great day. >> another half-hour of "action

news" straight ahead. here's some of the stories we're following for you. fire investigators remain on the scene of a suspicious fire in philadelphia's frankford section. we'll tell you why they believe this is no accident. >> if you're planning on traveling the upcoming holiday season we'll tell you when to buy tickets if you're hoping to get the best deal. those stories and the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast and more when "action news" continues. >> happening right now on

"action news," thousands of septa workers have authorized a strike at the end of the month in the event contract talks fall through. we have the developing story. a south jersey police officer is recovering reportedly being attacked by a woman responding after responding to call. protest he recalls showed up he -- protesters showed up at a rapper performing in philadelphia. why they are protesting his song. >> let's go outside to chris sowers. [laughter] >> reporter: we're going to keep it out here, this afternoon, a nice afternoon, warm temperatures, gentle breezes. 60 degrees if pilots. pottstown.

61 in saint david. warrington, 68. look at the 70s showing up to the south. gandys beach, 73. smyrna, 70. millville, vineland, 70 and sea isle city, 67 degrees. things will get warmer as we progress along through the workweek. tuesday and wednesday we could have record highs around here, both days well into the 80s. satellite and radar a little bit of cloudy cover west of philadelphia this afternoon otherwise mainly clear conditions south and east, here's the pattern, the overall weather pattern that's going to set up this week this is called the southeastern ridge it's a huge area of high pressure off the southeastern coast of the united states. it will sit there. the winds blow clockwise around the high pressure. that's a south/southwesterly wind. it will warm things up so much look what happens over the next three days. come monday we're around 80 degrees, tuesday we're forecasting a high of 86. the record is only 80. that was set back in i believe,

1934 or something like that, at least 80 years ago. wednesday is another day that could feature a record high. 85 degrees that's the forecasted high temperature. so, really warm stuff is on the way, when i come back in just a few minutes, i'll let you know when the pattern comes to an end and some of the wet weather we're tracking by the end fortunate week coming up in ten minutes. >> look forward to theup date. we turn our attention to a developing story we've been following for you, we learned that members of transport workers union members 234 authorized the leaders to call a strike should contract talks breakdown. >> bob brooks has the developing details that could spell problems for many septa riders. >> reporter: if this happens most of septa shut down and thousands and thousands of people use septa everyday not having transportation. they came to the metal workers

union hall to get an update on the negotiations. septa said they did not like it and they will strike when the contract ends. septa officials are going to make consults to the healthcare plans and other plans they have. some of additional demands they want, they want an increase in the cap in which pensions are calculated from 350,000 $50,000 to $70,000. it will not happen until november 1. if it goes on on november 8. they will not go back if the strike is going on. >> it's the way they are treating us. >> it should not come to this, it's the way it is around the county. >> we've been negotiating for a couple of years and septa citizen not taking us seriously.

>> reporter: septa sent out a statement in part reading both parties exchanged proposals on july 1 and continued to meet in negotiations since that time. we hope to bargain in in reachig an agreement for in the best interest of the public and our employees. the contract does not expire until october 31. the strike would happen around midnight, november 1. bob brooks, channel 6 "action news." >> pennsylvania state police are investigating an incident on the campus of lincoln university that ended with a private security guard in the hospital with a bullet wound. it happened at 3:30 a.m. a bullet hit a van carrying private security officers on duty handling extra events surrounding homecoming weekend. one officer was hit in the arm. she was taken to christiana hospital in delaware where she underwent surgery. students are safe and unharmed.

so far no arrests. >> philadelphia investigators are on the scene of a suspicious fire in the city's frankford section. this was the scene you're about to see along the 1300 block of dyer street. we are told the home is vacant. firefighters responded a little after 3:15 a.m. they found three separate fires inside the home. crews put them out quickly and there were no injuries reported. earlier, firefighters had to put out multiple fires at another vacant home three blocks away. a woman faces arson charges for burning three row homes in west philadelphia. the woman is charged with sparking the blaze on girard avenue yesterday afternoon. police believe she sparked the fire because her boyfriend owed her money and would not pay her back. the row home fire spread to the two other homes on either side

of the buildings. a neighbor took video on her cell phone. >> it was very, very scary. >> the suspect who was not identified suffered burns to her ankle she is being treated at penn presbyterian hospital. philadelphia police say they caught a vandal red handed slashing tires in center city. 16 people had tires slashed between broad and jfk yesterday morning. five were owned by the city of philadelphia. officers were on routine patrol 1400 block of arch street. they saw a man near a ford escape with a knife in his hand. the man walked to the front of the suv and stabbed the front tire, they arrested him. >> a south jersey police officer is on the end, a woman is behind bars accused of attacking a police officer with a cleaning solution. it happened yesterday afternoon. officers responded to reports of a domestic disturbance and tried

speaking with a woman through a closed door, that's when she abruptly opened the door and threw pinesol into the officer's face. she is under arrest and formally charged. a rapper's song has produced outrage in the asian community the song is said to tarring them. the protester voiced their anger over the song yz they say it encourages fans to break into homes in chyna niece neighborhood. in the controversial video one of the actors breaks into a home with a picture that features an asian family. >> we want to get our message across. >> demonstrators say there's an increase gains those in the china nest-american community. >> donald trump is spending

time at campaign stops denying claims i should by women cooling -- i should -- issued by women claiming sexual misconduct. he said he would urge drug scourge in our state. >> we guarantee well help all those people who are seriously addicted and get them assistance and make sure they have the top treatment and get better. we got to get them better. >> the trump campaign is cutting ties with the ohio republican party chairman who criticized trump for the tape of lewd comments were leaked. wikileaks material shows

hillary clinton a vagued direct criticism of wall street for the 2008 financial meltdown. at one point she said congress was going to pass dodd frank banking reform law for political reasons. the leaked speechts -- speech is one of several speeches in which clinton was paid 200,000 each. tim kaine said the leaks are a russian effort to help trump win the election. >> now he is blaming everybody, it's the media's fault, it's the gop's fault, it's everybody's fault now voter fraud, now he is saying the whole thing is rigged against me, poor me, the guy is just a bully. tim kaine said it's important for hillary clinton to win big so countries like russia

understand they can in the interfere with our election. the eagles are in the nation's capitol where they will face the redskins. they hope to bounce back from their first loss of the season. rookie quarterback carson wentz suffered a setback with a narrow loss in detroit. washington is the first nfc east components the eagles are facing this season. 9 birds will play their first game since the suspension of lane johnson a key blocker for carson wentz. >> much more to come on "action news" this sunday, they laced up there sneakers to run through the streets of philadelphia this morning to raise money for a disease that touches people's lives in philadelphia every year. >> a clydesdale that was injured in chester county is now resting in his new home, we'll show you. looking live at the center city skyline. meteorologist chris sowers will have the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast when "action news" continues. >> firefighters in nevada are

trying to gain the upper hand of a wildfire that's getting a boost from winds there. the valley fire is five% contained and threatening five hundred more buildings. a state of emergency has been declared to free up resources to cover that fire. it confers five miles of handle. a state of emergency has been declared in the coastal town. mandaneza, oregon. trees were uprooted, a tornado in that region is very rare. two touched down in that area on friday. >> time to turn to accuweather in our area we've got beautiful weather today and the week ahead, if you like it warm. >> reporter: if you like it warm, this is your week. it's that seesaw i'm talking

about it's miserable on one side of the country it's nice on the other. we're benefiting from the seesaw this weekend, all the miserable weather, the jet stream is dipping to the west, that's why it's stormy out there. sky6 live hd you can see what's going on, you take a look underneath the ben franklin bridge, i have a couple of sail boats a nice breeze kicking up, the winds are light out of the south/southwest at 5 to 10 miles per hour. even though we have cloud cover west of philadelphia. radars are clear they will stay that way that were. 73 degrees, the high temperature, the normal is 67. starting on the auto 50. normal low is 48. chester, of 4. detective it -- 64. levittown, a degree warmer. gandys beach, 73. hammonton, blue berry country checking in at 68. satellite and radar as i mentioned all morning, this front will come through harmless

enough. it will produce a couple of clouds that's about it. all the precipitation stays up here, vermont new hampshire, new england. maybe it gets as far south in the lehigh valley tomorrow morning. maybe a spotty shower, outside of that, the front comes through dry. the weather pattern we'll see this week is the southeastern ridge. the winds blow clockwise around the area of high pressure. these southern breezes. these are really, really warm. it tams into the heat and drives it east and everybody east of the mississippi river will benefit with warmer temperatures. you can see the pattern taking shape. this is the water vapor loop you can see how everything is moving west to east. actually this looks like it's pushing north like that. there's no cold air, this is

bottled up in this week. this is all pacific air running across the county. this will drive it east. dallas is 83 degrees, they will top out at 90. st. louis 83. all that will be shifted in our direction over the next couple of days. warmup begins this afternoon, sun and clouds, warmer, 73 degrees is the forecasted high. overnight tonight partly cloudy and mild, it's a quiet evening, 54 degrees outlying suburbs, 58 for center city. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, shows a fleet of 80s here, 74 today. 80 tomorrow, record highs arrive tuesday and wednesday, lots of sunshine both days, 86 on tuesday, 85 on wednesday, thursday's question mark, right now we lowered the temperature to 77. if the front holds back, thursday will be in the 80s, as well. by the time we get into the we can's end, next weekend we see a

stormy pattern tames lots of rain and -- tames, lots of rain and showers on saturday, 66. >> remember you can get the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast and check radar at 6abc.com/weather. thousands of people in our area turned out to raise money to fight aids. the aids walk philly and aids walk 5k attracted ten thousand participants. they are striving to reach zero new infections zeroa and zero deaths. the money raised will help the people with aids in the philadelphia area. a soccer team in idaho middle school, a group of refugees kept checking out books

on soccer. the librarian got a team organized it is called nations of the world. >> they have been been through the same thing like you've been through, so they understand you. >> reporter: and their stories are close to the heart of their head coach he is a native of afghanistan. so far this season, the players are showing they know a lot about soccer, there team has a winning record. 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, cable can't offer internet speeds this fast at a price this good.

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"action news," september twu-234 union workers authorized their leaders to strike should the contract talks fall through. pension and better healthcare are among the demands. a private security guard is recovering from a shot on the lincoln campus overnight. the guard was patrolling during home coming activities.

no students were hurt. the eagles want to get back in the win column against the redskins. they are the first nfc east opponent they are facing this season. this is the first game they are playing since the suspension of lane johnson a key blocker for carson wentz. >> reporter: who would have thought they are playing football in 77 degrees. good thing they are not playing tomorrow or the day after that. 80 degrees tomorrow. 86 tuesday that's a record breakfaster. 85 tuesday will set a new record. 77 thursday, look for partly sunny skies, 70 friday, 66 saturday. friday and saturday, the pattern changes, we'll we'll see a low pressure system come up the coastal which meanest wet weather -- which means west -- wet weather.

fill cheese steak festival. more than 350 vendors were on -- 50 vendors were on hand at philadelphia park. this mouth watering event is in its second year. yummy yummy. >> the force is with a young florida boy, 7-year-old brady became a jedi night for the day. he is fighting a life threatening illness. this event was made possible by the make a wish foundation. american latino presents is next on channel 6. >> "action news" continues tonight at 6:00 p.m. for gray hall, chris sowers, and the entire "action news" team, i'm nydia han. have a great sunday! we'll see you back here next weekend!

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