>> two lifeline are there. >> i've got those two lifelines. i'm still just trying to think about where i know elk and caribou from... now that i'm pretty sure it's not b or d. i'm gonna use my "50/50." >> final? >> yeah, i'm gonna use my "50/50." >> okay, i'll take away two incorrect answers, and hopefully that will help you out a little bit. [crowd murmuring] >> cool. >> you're definitely on the right track. [laughter] it's either a or c. >> yeah. elk, caribou, elk, caribou, elk, caribou, elk, caribou. >> the good news is, also-- let me just tell you, you're at $5,000. you're sitting on the threshold, so you can't lose any money. >> elk, caribou, elk, caribou, elk, caribou. i mean, i'm just gonna use my "plus one." there's no--there's no reason not to, so, james? >> okay, final? >> yeah. >> okay, james, come on down here. >> okay. [cheers and applause] >> hey, man, how you doing? >> i'm doing well. how about you? >> good. i'm doing good. >> all right, good, good. >> all right, james, he's just up here muttering "caribou" and "elk," so hopefully you can help him out.

>> i was thinking caribou even before the "50/50." i remember that also being more northern, more snow-based... >> yeah. >> than with the elk. >> okay, i like that. >> or some things like that. >> i like that. i was muttering "caribou" a little bit more, so... >> [laughing] >> c, caribou, then? let's do it. let's do it. >> all right. >> final answer, c, caribou. >> i see caribou as well. you got it. all right. there you go. >> good luck. >> $7,000. way to go, tanay. >> thank you, thank you. >> all those lifelines are gone, but you're still in the game. we're coming back right after this. [cheers and applause] ♪ with the right steps, 80% of recurrent ischemic strokes could be prevented. and i'm doing all i can

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we're staying out tonight. won't leave. ♪ ♪ by now, i hope you've figured it ou♪. i'll give you more than you'll ever nee♪. >> the answer to that question was atria. [cheers and applause] welcome back to "millionaire." i'm here with tanay kothari. just got to $7,000 with that last correct answer. well done. [cheers and applause] now a chance to get to that halfway point to a million dollars. you ready? >> yeah, i'm ready. >> let's play "who wants to be a millionaire." [dramatic musical flourish] the $10,000 question is right here. which of these is the blood flow-enhancing drug that got maria sharapova banned from tennis for two years, and not an element on the periodic table? >> all right, i saw this in the news. a, b, and c are all elements. i'm gonna go through that in my mind. tellurium, definitely an element.

rubidium, definitely an element. hafnium, definitely an element. meldonium, definitely a thing maria sharapova took, so i'm gonna say d, meldonium, final answer. >> well done. >> wow. >> you made quick work of that. [cheers and applause] $10,000. you're halfway to that million, and now a chance to double your money. $20,000 question is right here. [dramatic music] ♪ including the ones in its title, which song's lyrics contain fewer than 20 unique words? >> so i'm--i'm gonna say it's probably not b. um... "my heart will go on." that's a wordy--that's a wordy song as well, as far as i know. um..."you are so beautiful." that's not a song i know. and "tubthumping."

also not a song i know. >> so you know half the songs. you don't know a and c, huh? >> right. um... um...hmm. so i'm picking between a and c here. "you are so beautiful" or "tubthumping," neither of which i know the words to. >> ten grand is where you are. you can walk away with that money. >> i'm not gonna walk away with ten grand. >> all right. >> um, so... >> it's chump change. >> yeah, no. ♪ if i have to guess... ♪ fewer than 20 unique words. [whispering] "you are so beautiful" or "tubthumping." i'm gonna guess, and my guess

is gonna be c, final answer. ♪ >> took a shot at it... and you missed. it was a, "you are so beautiful." >> okay. >> hey, you--i like the courage, man. you went for it today, and you are leaving here with $5,000. >> $5,000. >> yeah! >> i like it. you came to play the game. >> yeah. >> thanks for watching today. for everyone who's been a part of this one, i'm chris harrison. we'll see you next time. ♪ closed captioning sponsored by: because i'm a woman...

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she should not be allowed to run. and just in that respect, i say it's rigged. >> there was even a time when he didn't get an emmy for his tv program three years in a row and he started tweeting the emmys were rigged. >> more back and forth tonight at the third and final presidential debate. hillary clinton and donald trump trying to take advantage of their last appearance before a huge audience before the election. wednesday night and the big story on "action news" tonight, the third and final presidential debate. yes, it got heated and yes, it got contentious. perhaps the big moment came when trump refused to ensure he would accept the result of the election if he loses. >> i'll look at it at the time. what i have seen -- what i have seen is so bad. >> let me respond to that. that's horrifying. >> monica malpass is live in las

vegas. that was a dramatic moment, but certainly not the only one. >> reporter: absolutely, jim. many analysts are weighing in already saying they don't believe there were knock-out punches, but plenty of point and counter points. it was full of issues and interruptions and zingers. did either candidate move the needle? pundits have to decide that. voters will make the ultimate decision in 20 days. key issues like nominees to the supreme court brought strong reactions. donald trump said his nominees will appeal roe versus wade. >> you can take the baby and rip the baby out of the woman of the mother, prior to the birth of the baby. now you can say that's okay and hillary can say that's okay but it's not okay with me. >> the government has no business in the decisions women

make with their families in accordance with their faith and medical advice and i will stand-up for that right. >> reporter: securing the borders sparked fireworks, too. >> we had a meeting with the mexican president. didn't raise it, he choked and got into a twitter war saying we are not paying for that wall. >> we have no country if we have no border. we have bad hombres here and we are going to get them out. >> reporter: the economy is most important for voters including taxes and foreign exports. >> her tax plan is a disaster. >> he has crocodile tears about how bad it is. >> reporter: it was hottest over the recent sex assault accusations. >> we now know what donald thinks, what he says and how he acts toward women. that's who donald is. i think it's up to all of us to

demonstrate who we are. >> those people, i don't know those people. i have a feeling how they came. i believe it was her campaign that did it. >> reporter: though, as you heard and mentioned, jim, donald trump would not agree or said he would have to think about whether he honors the outcome of the election on november 8. given he's saying the election is rigged and it's unfair against him, he could be setting up the united states for another challenge like in 2000 with gore versus bush. the outcome may not be certain for months to come. we'll wait to see. monica malpass in las vegas. back to you, jim. >> we'll have local analysis of the debate after "action news." we urge you to stay with us at they host "inside story." we are hosting the final live debate for the pennsylvania senate race. you can participate by sending your questions. just use #6abcaction through

social media or send an e-mail to join the action at 6abc.com. the debate live from temple university monday night at 7:00 here on channel 6. the investigation continues tonight into the crash of a small plane in the backyard of a home in new jersey. the pilot and passenger are in the hospital tonight. "action news" reporter, christie ileto is live at the scene. the crash site on east lyndon avenue. christie, what is the latest on this? >> reporter: well, jim, the feds work to uncover what went wrong here. while they work to uncover what went wrong here, five to ten minutes we see people driving past to marvel what's left of the crash site. with all the homes in this area, it's a miracle the pilot was able to steer clear of them ending up in the shrubs of someone's backyard.

>> crazy. >> nuts. >> reporter: residents can't grasp how this crashed in their neighborhood narrowly missing dozens of homes. >> it sounded like a trash truck like when they go down. >> my buddy says look. i turn around and it's coming right at me. >> reporter: he saw the plane flying too low seconds before impact. >> all of a sudden, i hear it over my roof. >> reporter: police say the 66-year-old pilot and the 72-year-old passenger were trapped under the aircraft. >> thank god for the trees. it was able to protect everything. what day do you come home and there's a plane in your yard. >> reporter: the men semiunconscious, unable to communicate when they were extracted. >> it really looked like he wasn't too bad. i thought it was going to be a lot worse than it is. >> reporter: it took off in medford. the family that owns the plane

says it's registered in maryland where they live. they rented it out to a man in delaware who intended to go flying with his friend. >> something went wrong with the airplane. typically, airplanes like this suffer from engine fall yur and that results in the off airport landings. >> reporter: aviation expert says the faa is looking at a number of factors including the plane's mechanics. residents are grateful it wasn't worse. >> by the grace of god, everybody is okay. >> nothing but the grace of god with this one. >> reporter: now, the pilot and passenger were taken to cooper university hospital. the faa will get their opportunity to begin the investigation by looking at what's left of this airport. reporting live, christie ileto, channel 6 "action news."

jim? >> thank you, christie. faculty at 14 pennsylvania state universities walked off the job this morning. contract negotiations between the pennsylvania state system of higher education and the faculty union hit an impasse. at issue, pay raises, increase cost of medical benefits. the strike kept 100,000 students out of class today. two philadelphia police officers fired after they say he refused to drop a rifle. it happen d on the 6300 block after 6:00. officers responded to a domestic call. they arrived to find a 55-year-old man at the front door holding rifle. police say he ignored commands to put it down and pointed the rifle at them. that's when they shot the suspect in the arm. he was taken to the hospital, expected to be okay. a man in his late teens died after gunfire in west

philadelphia. he was shot in the shoulder in the 3500 block of wallace street. he was rushed to penn hospital where he was pronounced dead. the search continues for three suspects at rittenhouse square. they are trying to come to grips with the sense of unease. let's go to the square with "action news" reporter, dann cuellar. dann? >> reporter: jim, residents and others say problems here have been simmering for about a year. some say they are not surprised it got to the point where you saw the violence of last night. >> i think it's becoming a problem. >> reporter: for four years, mike has been juggling for children here at riddenhouse square. >> a lot of young kids who were, you know, doing what they do when they smoke things. certain corners with pot use and

pot dealers. >> syringes from the heroin use. it had to come to this poipt of an actual shooting for people to wake up and say we need to do something. >> some say since the city shut down love park, the problems migrated here. in march, a bucks county man was stabbed. in a letter to members, the president of the friends of rittenhouse square says in addition to illegal activities, an increase in the homeless population in the square due to construction at love park. the president urges its members to write the mayor and city council to express concerns. tonight, a heavy police presence in and around the square, which was reassuring. >> i'm not afraid to walk here. there's no issues for me. >> reporter: last night's shooting left others feeling uncomfortable. >> just as a warning to us, i

guess, be careful. >> the last thing you want is to come outside knowing there's drugs going on and there's shooting going on. you could be, you know, a victim. >> reporter: now the president of the friends of rittenhouse square was meeting with police this evening to see how they can increase police presence. they expect to have more to say on this tomorrow. live in rittenhouse square, i'm dann cuellar, channel 6 "action news." lawmakers have given approval to a proposal to sell the field as part of a plan to avoid a state takeover. city council voted 5-4 to sell it. the revenue would cover atlantic city's budget deficit and help avoid a takeover by the state. still to come on "action news," people evacuate just before an explosion levels a shopping area in oregon.

ride hailing services are one step closer to getting approval to operate statewide in pennsylvania. >> it felt like summer with widespread summer warmth. by the weekend, it's going to feel like winter. i'll talk about the weather whiplash in the seven day forecast. >> those stories and more when "action news" continues tonight.

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a gas explosion rocked a popular shopping area in portland, oregon today. it leveled one building and damaged many others sending debris flying into the streets. eight people were injured. city officials say it could have been disastrous if it had pt been for the quick work of responders. they evacuated the area before it ignited. a construction crew hit a gas

line less than an hour before. a bill approved ride hailing services like uber x and lyft. it passed the pennsylvania house. under the bill, the companies pay 1.4% of gross receipts in philadelphia to the city and school district. companies and drivers are subject to safety standards and criminal background checks. a sergeant injured in an elevator accident is getting help from his community. a beef and beer fund-raiser was held in northeast philadelphia. the money raised given to sergeant paul owens and his family. he is paralyzed from the waist down. it's an injury he suffered when an elevator malfunctioned. he is recovering at a rehab facility. dress attire and sneakers in fashion tonight. the philadelphia marriott hosted the back on my feet bash. it benefits the organization

that combats homelessness through the power of running and community support. the night included a silent auction. the mayor was there to lend his support. let's get the latest word from accuweather and meteorologist, cecily tynan. record warmth today. tomorrow, not as warm, but mild. a beautiful sunset. this was posted on my facebook page. linda from collegeville. the sunsetting at 6:15. an indication that it is fall. it certainly didn't feel like it. highs smashing, annihilating the record highs. the record hide was 80. we hit 86. trenton, 85. allentown, millville, 84. wilmington, the warm spot, a record high of 87. right now, temperatures mild. 73 in philadelphia. 67 in trenton. 69 in millville. 72 in wilmington. satellite 6 along with action radar showing the clouds are

across western pennsylvania and ohio. it's with a slow moving cold front. that will get closer tomorrow. that will bring more clouds our way. the morning commute, i think we'll see plenty of clouds. it shouldn't be wet. maybe a stray shower. stays mild at 6:00 and 8:00. 62 degrees and tomorrow, ahead of this front, still on the mild side, 78 degrees. clouds mixing with sun could have a shower in spots. i don't think we'll see a lot of rain activity. friday, this gets closer, again. still, in the warm sector of it. 76 degrees, mix of clouds and sun. this front slips through for the weekend. what this will do is bring us a weekend weather whiplash on saturday when you factor in the wind, it will feel like low to mid-40s. it's like we are going straight from summer into winter for the weekend. so, the exclusive accuweather seven day forecast, next two days with additional cloud cover. instead of temperatures in the

80s, we'll be mind, but upper 70s. 78 tomorrow. friday, 76. saturday is when you will want to find the flannel and the winter jackets. mostly cloudy skies. factor in the winds gusting 30 to 40 miles per hour, windchills will be stuck in the 40s. on sunday, for the union, for the eagles, not as windy and cool. still on the breezy side. still the high only 60 degrees. on monday, we have a one-day spike in the mid-60s. 66 degrees and tuesday, partly sunny, back to 60 degrees and wednesday, clouding up with a possibility of a shower and a high of 60 degrees. a lot of people complaining it didn't feel like fall. it's going to feel like late fall for the weekend. a gorgeous evening to be outside and enjoy the outdoor spaces philadelphia has to offer. ♪ they danced the night away to the sound of the west

philadelphia orchestra performing on the parkway. it was to benefit the fairmont park conservancy. proceeds help support preserve and improve the city's parks. katie: i'm katie mcginty and i approve this message.

vo: donald trump and pat toomey have plenty in common -- they're both putting pennsylvania women at risk. even after trump bragged about sexually assaulting women, toomey stood by him. on women's health - both trump and toomey would defund planned parenthood. on abortion: trump: "there has to be some form of punishment" toomey: "i would suggest that we have penalties for doctors who perform them." pat toomey and donald trump: too dangerous for pennsylvania women.