you, 6:00 a.m., saturday october 22. here's some of the stories we're following on "action news." big changes we're tracking cold and rain to start off your weekend. plus, other parts of the keystone state are cleaning up after storm brought devastation to the area. homecoming is going on as planned in west chester university after a deal is reached to end the faculty strike. first, chris sowers is here to join us with the accuweather. it's wet and cold. not good news on a saturday. >> reporter: a lot of people were tired of the 80s, gray, they wanted to go on a hay ride and wear shorts and ts and sweat. that's the way it's been all week. we have cooler changes arriving and showers pushing through and periods of heavier rain as we look live on sky6 live hd at the

ben franklin bridge. again, the cooler numbers are starting to filter into the delaware and the lehigh valleys. storm tracker 6 live this is western salem county, logan township and through salem and the smaller communities on the delaware river to the delaware bay. we are seeing heavier showers, this line is drifting east, it will be in woodstown in the 35 minutes. that will march through the heart of south jersey over the next couple of hours. behind it we're clearing out a little bit. the roads are damp and we're seeing patchy mist and drizzle. the steadier rains are lifting to the for north and pulling aw. 37 degrees in pottstown, coming 06 yesterday's 80. quakertown, 47. saint davids 48 warrington, 48. glassboro, 50. cinnaminson, 49. down in woodbine, 52 degrees. the 24-hour temperature change

is 15 to 20 degrees cooler than yesterday. compared to yesterday's high, some locations are 30 degrees cooler. the front is pulling in, blustery, 11:00 a.m., 48 degrees, 1:00 p.m., 49. 5:00 p.m., 55 skies brighten up and the drier process begins. -- the drying process begins. we're talking about cooler numbers in the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast. >> storms caused problems in participates of western ascertain central pennsylvania. a 65-year-old man was on a ladder when a tree fell and pinned him to the ground. he later died at the hospital. hills grove, sullivan county, a home was destroyed after a storm pushed water over route 87. a bridge was damaged in the flooding. in williamsport there are concerns that thousands of gallons of spilled gasoline may get into the drinking water

supply. the gas spill happened when an 8-inch pipeline ruptured during yesterday's storm. they hope the flood waters recede enough today to fix the break. with all the changes underway we're putting accuweather at your finger tips check the forecast online at 6abc.com or the 6abc news app. new this morning, a suspect who led police on on a chase was shot by officers overnight. this happened on the 500 block of north 56th street in west philadelphia just before 4:00 a.m. police say they were chasing the individual on foot. not clear why police fired the shots. the suspect was shot in the arm and taken to the hospital in stable condition. officers took a person into custody, they are questioning two others, we are told no officers were injured. philadelphia police right now investigating a deadly shooting that involved thetoura.

a person got into a fight with part of the entourage inside the club. they are looking for the entourage who left the scene in a black bmw. there's good news for 100,000 students, the strike is over for faculty members at 14-state universities. they have packed up their protests signs and back in the classroom. the system reached a contract agreement. jennette reyes has more on the strike. >> i didn't know how long the strike was going to be, i thought it was going to be another week or so, hearing the

agreement achieved i'm excited to get back to class. >> reporter: on west chester university campus a collective sigh of relief. the deal was reached on day three of the state system walkout in 34 years. the strike disrupted classes for students at 14 state universities bringing the semester to a halt. hanging in the balance. grades -- tom wolf helped them come to an agreement. among other things, the agreement would provide faculty with pay increases and allow the state system recognize important healthcares cost savings.

still this tentative deal once its ratified would only last until 2018. >> do you think it will happen again? >> it's the first time ever, i hope it's the last time. >> reporter: students were worried about what impact it would have on homecoming, it goes on today. did the strike hadn't ended, the band would not have been able to perform. jennette reyes, channel 6 "action news." >> hillary clinton will attend a campaign rally in philadelphia with her vice presidential nominee tim kaine, clinton was in ohio yesterday where she told reporters there that her republican opponent donald trump is a threat to our democracy referring to his statement at wednesday's debate he may not concede the election if he loses. donald trump continues to make a push in pennsylvania, he

spoke to a standing room only crowd last night at the newtown athletic club in montgomery county. he drove home the plans for illegal immigration and terrorism. however, trump supporters say he scored on issues like trade jobs and taxes. >> for people like ourselves he is not going to raise taxes. that's a big one. >> trump campaign has been pushing hard in an effort to win the philadelphia suburbs. hillary clinton is currently leading the gop candidate by 4 points in the keystone state. >> pennsylvania senator, pat toomey is getting support for his fight to remain in office. he was in northeast philadelphia where he picked up the endorsement of the fraternal order of police. he campaigned in bucks county. katie mcginty was in vice president joe biden in

wilks-berre. it is the most expensive state in the country. we're holding the live debate for the senate race monday night. join jim gardner for the live debate at temple at 7:00 p.m. on 6abc. inus broke downed on -- ground on a discovery center. the new center will merge science and entra pen inureship to create jobs for the future. >> if you have ever taken a trip only to arrive at your destination without your luggage, you know how frustrating that can be. now the tsa says you can get the

money back on the checked bag. plus there may be a shortage of your favorite italian vino we'll explain why wine production is falling. >> reporter: lori is not going to like that one. we have a band of heavy rain pushing through western salem county, carney's point, i'll let you know when this pulls out and we'll talk chilly temperatures in the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast.

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>> okay wine lovers this will get your attention. there's concern that the recent extreme weather could put your favorite bottle of wine at risk. the international organization of vine and wine is blaming harsh weather for one of the worst years since the start of the century. it's not all bad news, chris, stop crying, because wine in australia, spain and the u.s. have increased production. >> reporter: you know how much wine i drink? >> a lot. >> reporter: i have one glass every couple of months. >> it's chilly out there. >> reporter: it is chilly. as we come live on sky6 live hd looking at the camden waterfront. it's chilly this morning and winds picked up and we have rain. it's a slow go this morning. you can see the shield of green over the entire delaware and lehigh valleys. one speck of yellow this brief

line pushing out of new castle county and into salem county this morning. woodstown is getting ready to move through could cowtown if ye familiar with the area. this is heavy to steady rain, it's moving along quickly and it will be over eastern portions of salem and gloucester counties in the next half-hour. once that pulls through, most of the weather will feature showers and cloudy skies and damp conditions. look at the winds picking up out of the northwest at 17 miles per hour. combined the two making it feel like 46 degrees. allentown, 49. 41 in the poconos. 51 in wilmington. 55 in cape may. 51 in atlantic city. wind speeds out of the northwest you can see the arrows here. 22 miles per hour in reading. gusting up to 0. trenton, 10. atlantic city, 16.

later this afternoon the winds will range anywhere from 30 to 40 miles per hour. that's a biting chilly breeze after five straight days in the 80s, now we have windchills in the 40s that's a slap in the face. if your son has a soccer game or baseball game wear something with sleeves. you'll need it. satellite and radar rain pulling away lifting north up into new england. one thing i meant to point out -- one thing i want to point out, take it easy on the back roads where there's a lot of leaves, when you hit the brakes they act like ice. it's going ton sunny, monday -- to be sunny, monday, tuesday, wednesday. future tracker 6, clouds, showers, leftover drizzle.

1:00 p.m. we'll see the skies brighten up a little bit southwest to northeast. philadelphia will be seeing a combination of sun and clouds at that point. overnights tonight it's chilly with temperatures in time 0s and 40s. speaking of chilly, it's going to be chilly today. 56 in philadelphia. 55 in reading even allentown. morning showers, afternoon clouds, limited sun, winds. trenton, 59. atlantic city, 59. all these numbers today when they are peaking it will feel like the mid 40s because of the wind. 48 degrees by 11:00 a.m. 1:00 p.m., 49. 3:00 p.m., 52. 5:00 p.m., 55 degrees. 30s north and west, allentown, 49. philadelphia, 44, cape may, 46. as we get closer to halloween it will feel like fall. tomorrow, 64 degrees eagles

taking on the vikings. winds gusts 10 to 20 miles per hour. monday, tuesday, wednesday, mostly sunny skies, 50s and 60s. thursday, increasing clouds high of 58. friday, showers and 55. the early call for halloween looks warmer probably in the mid 60s to 70 degrees range. it looks dry at this point. >> no 80s. >> reporter: we're done. that was ridiculous. >> it is now, 6:16. mad scientists look at this they were seen roaming the streets of sea isle. this was the city's halloween parade. there were lots of princesses and seven dwarfs and firefighters out there. there was a miniature donald trump out there to greet the crowd we're back after this. i spent many years as a nuclear missile launch officer.

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saturday morning to you, 6:19 a.m., 52 degrees, sky6 live hd looking at philadelphia international airport, the runways are wet. it's chilly this morning, the rain will not last all day, but it will be chilly. chris will let you know how low we will go. fbi is investigating a massive cyber attack that blocked millions of people from logging on to popular websites.

sites like twitter and facebook and spotify were affected. it affected many businesses in the u.s. at&t is in talks to buy time warner. according to the "wall street journal" that deal could happen as early this weekend. such a deal would send waves through the media sector. it would give at&t control of cnn and hbo and cartoon network. there's been no comment from either company about this. it is not fun when your luggage does not arrive at your destination. it could mean a refunds on the checked bags. the move is one in a series of steps the obama administration is taking to increase protection

for passengers. airlines are required to refunds fees for lost bags. but this proposal would include bags that show up late. 6:21. dorothy's iconic ruby red slippers are losing their luster, but they may shine again. the museum of american history asked for $300,000 to preserve the shoes from the beloved musical "wizard of oz." $239,000 have been raised. the money will be used to restore the shoes and protect them. no place like home.

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everyone, 6:23 saturday morning, after five straight days of 80s, it's hoodie time, break out the sweatshirt and light jackets. the jet stream which is like a steering currents for storms across the countries is going like this over the next few days, north of the line it's cold and south of the line it's warm. this is where all the warm weather is over the next five days. this is all chilly stuff, new england, mid atlantic, upper plains, it's going to be very, very chilly for four or five straight days. temperatures wise we were down to 27 in chicago. you can see the colder air to the west that will slide east over the next 12 to 24 hours. there's the dip right there in the jet stream. that's that little trough that i was showing you here, that's the colder air working its way in. we'll be stuck with that for the

next four or five days. damp this morning, showers, periods of rain, otherwise, cloudy, windy and chilly this afternoon. jersey shore, 58 degrees. city of philadelphia, 56. the poconos, look at that, only 44 degrees. >> thank you for the update. another sixers big man going to have surgery. here's jamie apody. >> reporter: good morning, only the sixers, nerlens noel being treated for a sore groin suffers that his knee has a problem and needs minor surgery. simmons is progressing nicely and expected back in january. okefor getting his first action for the season. sixers won 113 to 119. eagles get to face

undefeated sam bradford. how weird. >> it might be a little weird, you know, but i've been watching him on tv and on tape now for a couple of weeks now, i'm excited to go up against sam, i have a lot of respect for him, i played with him here for over a year, i know what kind of guy he is and what kind of talent it is. i know how he is doing so far, it's going to come to an end this week. >> reporter: the owls rushed for 319 yards. 76-yard touchdown in the second quarter put them up 17-13. he ran for 210 yards. jihad thomas had two touchdowns too. temple, 46-30. take over first place in the aac east. >> he have with a group of men

in our locker room. it's not how how old you are, is how you respond to things, that was a great win for us. matt rhule will join me in studio for temple football play book. how about penn, 3 touchdown passes. watt ton a career high 166 yards receiving. quakers win 3-0 in the ivy league, local football having a great night last night. have a great saturday.

>> right now police in south jersey are investigating a deadly crash involving a pedestrian. plus, two philadelphia police officers are hurt when their unmarked car is hit by another vehicle.

hillary clinton and her running mate will be in philadelphia stumping for your votes. those stories in a moment, but first meteorologist chris sowers is here with a check of the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast. chris, it's chilly and cold, any good news in the weather department? >> reporter: it depends on what you consider good. i think a lot of people are excited about it getting cooler again. 80 is out of the ordinary to say the least for this time of the year. especially the 86 we had on tuesday. looking live on sky6 live hd, penns landing, you can see the rain, it's a morning where you can't use the umbrella, the wind turns it inside out. it's not a fun morning out there. we have leaves starting to fall, the wet leaves don't make for good driving conditions. they work like ice when you hit the brakes. the heaviest rain we're seeing

in a line east of media down through salem county, swedesboro, gyps -- gibbs borough, moderate to heavy rain. it will move through gloucester and camden counties in the next 45 minutes. once it pulls through, you can see behind it mainly cloudy and damp with leftover drizzle. things slowly improve this afternoon. 86 degrees three days ago, 46 in pottstown, 48 in saint davids. vineland, 50. woodbine, 52. forecasted high today, are you ready for this? only 56. >> thanks for the update. i would like to reminds you can get the seven-day forecast and check storm tracker 6 live at any time of the day, at 6abc.com/weather. 6:31 new this morning a person was hit and killed while trying to cross a burlington county road. police were called to the scene

before 3:00 a.m. on the northbound lanes of route 73 waverly lane in maple shade, new jersey. the person died at the scene. the driver stopped nearby. two philadelphia police officers are okay after they were involved in a bad wreck. this all happened around 2:30 a.m. at the germantown avenue and high street. the officers were in an unmarked police vehicle and they were hit head on. we are told the driver of the other car was taken to the hospital to be treated. happening today, philadelphia will be front and center in the race for the white housest democratic nominee hillary clinton makes a stop here along with her vice presidential nominee tim kaine. the pair plan to attend a rally at penn park university of pennsylvania later this evening. friday, clinton was in the

battlegrounds state of ohio. she told the crowd she is the candidate to vote for come november 8. vice president joe biden hit the campaign trail on clinton's bee -- behalf. >> press ask me don't i wish i were debating him, no i wish itches in high school and take him behind the gym. [cheers and applause]. >> recent polls suggest that some states may be flipped from red to blue. pennsylvania is a must-win state for the candidates. donald trump drew a big crowd in newtown, bucks county. dann cuellar was at the rally. >> reporter: it was a standing room only crowd at the newtown athletic sports training center. donald trump talked about a lot of red meat issues like trade

and jobs. >> we're going to renegotiate nafta and stop the tpp. >> reporter: taxes. >> we're going to have the biggest tax cuts since ronald reagan. terrorism. >> i'm going to keep radical islamic terrorism the hell out of our country. >> reporter: illegal immigration. >> we're going to have strong boarders and the wall. >> reporter: of course he took a shot at hillary clinton. >> she is the most corrupt person ever to run for the presidency of the united states. >> reporter: on those issues he scored a lot of points with the crowds. >> >> hillary with all her e-mail scandals and other scandals going on, you can't vote for hillary. >> for people like ourselves he is not going to raise taxes. >> reporter: what was the important thing you wanted to

hear tonight. >> i would say most about the immigration and building the wall keeping the i illegals outf the country and our jobs. >> reporter: the trump campaign will make another stop in gettysburg, there they say donald trump will kick off his closing arguments for american voters where they say he will define the clear choice for america. in newtown, bucks county. dann cuellar channel 6 "action news." >> "action news" has you covered every step of the way right now all the way up until election day. get breaking alerts from the campaign trail by downloading our free 6abc news app available for you right now on the apple and google play store. 6:00 5:00 a.m. if you're just -- 6 5:00 a.m. if you're just waking up with us. trenton police are investigating a double shooting one shot in the west the other in the arm. both victims were rushed to the hospital. they are in stable condition.

so far police did not release a motive for the shooting. just hours earlier, police in philadelphia's west oak lane section responded to a shooting that involved three people. a 52-year-old man and two 32-year-old men were shot on east walnut lane. they are listed in stable condition. police have no motives or suspects. a car accident involving a top delaware county official right now is under investigation. according to traffic citations and sources, director of emergency services, ed truitt rear ended another driver on september 29 in middletown township. the victim tells police that ed truitt left the scene. ed truitt was issued two traffic citations, but not charged with a hit and hit-and-run. ed truitt has requested medical leave and is off the job. lawmakers continue to

investigate the deadly train crash in hoboken new jersey. we have learned that the nj transit new executive director will testify before a state commitee next month. new jersey lawmakers are threatening to use subpoena power if they don't show up at the next hearing november 4. the investigation continues into the september 29 crash of a train into the hoe -- hoboken terminal killing one and injuring one hundred. septa completed the crumb creek viaduct replacement bridge in necessitier proven -- necessitier necessitier -- it is designed for a 100 year life span.

if you're counting down, halloween 9 days away, madia is hitting theaters this weekend we'll have a preview of madia halloween. we'll introduce you to a woman who cast her vote in her 21st election. meteorologist chris sowers he will be back with the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, "action news" saturday morning will be back after this. 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 le 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.

>> so glad you stayed with us, this is a good story, 100-year-old woman, did you hear that chris, lives in north carolina she cast her ballot for president for the 21st1st 21st time in her life. >> vote forthright person. >> important to vote. >> she never thought she would live to see a woman on the ballot. she voted for hillary clinton. >> let's get you caught up on

the forecast it's chilly and wet and cool all day. >> reporter: that sums it up, gray. [laughter] we're looking live at the platt bridge, as gray mentioned, the roads are wet. we have steady rains working through the heart of the delaware and the lehigh valleys this morning. we're starting to see the winds pick up. every now and then you can see the camera shaking. double scan live we're seeing shades of green which represents a lighter rain falling throughout the area. every now and then you pick up patches of yellows. we're zooming into south jersey, logan and western gloucester county are seeing rain, right over talen energy stadium in chester it's pouring there. the greens are light, the heavier shades would be the reds and the purples and the whites here. this is a moderate rain falling

in a line north of chester and gibbs so, you know and we'd borough. new jersey turnpike -- swedesboro, new jersey torn pick south of and it 2. exit 2. skies will brighten up a little bit and things will dry out. in august and october, this is a record high. 82 monday, tuesday, 84. wednesday's high, 86 degrees. thursday, 81. friday, 80. the entire week we were sitting in the 80s that's something we see during the month of july or the beginning of august. now we're shooting for a high of 56 degrees. compared to tuesday's high, this is 30 degrees cooler. 52 is the present temperature reading this is the low for the day. 49 in allentown. 40 in the poconos. trenton, 50 degrees, 52 in millville. poconos topping out at 44. 54 in cape may.

51 in atlantic city, 53 in beach haven. the winds gusts out of the northwest, 32 in wilmington, 29 in reading, 22 in philadelphia. 36 up in the poconos. all day long you'll have the gusty breeze. you'll need something with sleeves this afternoon, a light jacket or heavy sweatshirt because with the winds gusting close to 40 miles per hour, bi1:00 p.m., the temperatures in the upper 40s and low 50s it will feel like the low to mid 40s. by the way not a good day to do fishing on the delaware bay, waves on 2 to 4 feet. feet on the oceanfront. wind continue all day long and into the evening hours as a matter of fact, right into sunday there will be a gusty breeze that will play into the eagles game by lunchtime tomorrow afternoon. 29 miles per hour in reading, philadelphia, 27. same thing for trenton. the big story over the next couple of days this area of low pressure lifting to the north

and the colder canadian air wrapping in. wet this morning, improving conditions this afternoon. midday, steady rains are gone, leftover drizzles and showers mainly north of the pennsylvania turnpike, otherwise it's cloudy and damp. by afternoon skies brighten up a little bit, we'll see the return of sunshine overnight tonight it's mainly clear and chilly and temperatures in the 30s and 40s. morning showers, afternoon clouds, windy and chilly, 56 degrees that's the forecasted high, winds out of the northwest northwest 40 miles per hour. wet this morning, skies brightening up later on. 52 degrees by 3:00 p.m. 5:00 p.m., 55. in the 80s here, 39 degrees in center city underneath a clear sky. once we get past today, very fall like, 64, sunny and breezy sunday. monday, tuesday, wednesday,

beautiful, lots of sun, temperatures in the 50s and 60s. thursday 58. friday, 55. be careful this morning, wet leaves make it difficult for travel. >> starting to feel like fall. good stuff. all you "harry potter" fans it's like super bowl. the theth annual festival in chestnut hill. alicia vitarelli tells us there's magical fun on tap. >> reporter: germantown avenue magically avenue magically and everything coming up -- transforms and everything coming up potter. we start to look the part. >> signature scarf when you buy the scarf you get the glasses. >> reporter: up the road,

wizards big and small can stock up on all kinds of hogwarts essential, all the taking care of the popular series. >> we have people from ohio, north carolina and deny at -- tennessee. >> reporter: for the first time ever they are shutting down germantown avenue. and there's tons of fun. the market at at way is selling all kinds of delicious delicacy from crunchy chocolate frogs. >> this is a bread coating with an exploding dip. and butter beer they are taking it. >> cheers. >> reporter: what would "harry potter" say? for lie -- libations of the

alcoholic kind there's a drink here. >> another good festival. >> reporter: channel 6 "action news" i'm alicia vitarelli. >> septa becomes the local hogwarts today they will be at jefferson from 9:00 a.m. to 12:00 riding the train with festival goers chestnut we're back after this. 0.

>> so glad you're waking up with us, there are films hitting the weekend from horror to action to nonstop comedy to hall wean. here's david daniels with a preview. >> reporter: tom cruise is in the movies. tyler perry is back for the first time in three years, boo, a madia halloween. both the comedy and the reacher sequel could open up to $20 million. ouija origin of evil cost $9 million to make. they expect to make it back quickly with a 15 to

17 million-dollar weekend. finally don't expect to keep up with the joneses to keep up with the other new releases. it is expected today -- debut at $7 million. in hollywood i'm david daniel.

>> reporter: welcome back everyone, time to put away the shorts and short sleeve t-shirts and break out the hoodies, let's talk about the jet stream. now that we're moving into fall, the jet stream will play a huge role in the weather. here's a few things you need to know. one the jet stream agents as the storm -- acts as the storm track. it is colder than normal north

of the jet and warmer than normal south of the jet. the jet stream looked like chilly stuff up here, it was very summer like. southeastern ridge fund in all the warm air. the jet stream looked like that. now it's going to like this over the next five to seven days, where all the cooler weather moves out of western canada into the tier states. the chilly weather is starting to set up. high temperatures in the 50s. with the winds feeling like the 40s. speaking of 0s look at the highs in the poconos, 44. morning rain and showers blustery and chilly. gray. >> feeling like fall. 6:55 a.m., here's a cool do

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>> a pleasant good morning to you, 7:00 a.m., saturday, october 22. here's some of the stories we're following on "action news," big changes we're tracking cold and rain to start off your weekend. also a suspect being chased by philadelphia police officers he's in the hospital after he was shot by officers. home coming goes on as lands at west chester university after a deal is reached to end that faculty strike. first outside we go meteorologist chris sowers and the accuweather forecast we see the umbrella and the rain jacket. it's raining, we hear it, too, chris, how long will this last? >> reporter: it will last through the morning hours and up to the midday. talk about a dramatic temperatures yesterday i was waking the leaves in the