>> 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 backyard i was sweating.

this morning i could use a pair of gloves. winds whipping around. you can see the heavy rains indicate bide the yellows from philadelphia south to greenwich township, mikellton and clarksboro. you look left-hand side of the screen, chadds ford, it's clear, we're seeing patchy left overdrizzle, but the steady rain has pulled away. that's the last of it. steady rain north of the pennsylvania turnpike and north of the atlantic city expressway and there's that batch in gloucester county. that's all she wrote. once that pulls through the rest of the afternoon is cloudy and damp and gusty breeze and leftover drizzle. these are stained winds out of the northwest chilly breeze, reading 18 miles per hour. 23 miles per hour in lancaster. 16 miles per hour in philadelphia. with a gust up to 25. and millville about 14 miles per

hour. so here's the dramatic change no more bermuda type high pressure systems, this is a canadian high. windchills we're talking this afternoon only in the low to mid 40s as the area of low pressure continues to deepen. this is what we'll have to get used to over the next several days. when i come back in just a few minutes it's cold overnight tonight and tomorrow night and patchy frost. i'll have the numbers in just about ten minutes. gray. >> thank you for the update. with all the changes underway we're putting accuweather at your finger tips you can check the forecast round the clock online at 6abc.com or the 6abc news app. a suspect who led police on a chase was shot by officers overnight. this happened on the 500 block of north 56th street in west

philadelphia before 4:00 a.m. this morning. police were chasing the suspect on foot not clear as to why police actually had to fire their weapons. the suspect was shot in the arm and taken to the hospital. he is in stable condition. officers took one other person into custody and questioning two others. we are told no officers were hurt. philadelphia police are investigating a deadly shooting that involved the entourage of a rap star in town for a show in powellton. a 19-year-old man got into a confrontation with the entourage inside the club. that fight spilled outside. that man was hit in the chest. we are told he died from his injuries. police recovered a gun nearby and investigators right now are searching for a the -- the rapper and his enfrawj who left the -- entourage who left the scene in a black bmw.

the strike is over for 14 university faculty members that comes after the state university system reached a tentative contract agreement with staff. jennette reyes has more on the end of the strike. >> reporter: we are west chester. >> i don't know how long the strike was going to be, i thought it would be a week or so. hearing the agreement achieved i'm excited to get back to class. >> reporter: collective sign of relief after a tentative deal was reached on day 3 of the state system first walkout in 34 years. >> i want to get back to work. >> reporter: 14 state university strike brought the semester to a halt. >> it's a sense of relief. it's the deal where both sides got things they wanted.

>> reporter: both sides thanked the governor for helping them to come to an agreement. in a statement, state officials said among other things, the agreement provides faculty with pay increases and allows the state system to realize important cost healthcare savings. withdrawn from the original proposal is a profession that would require temporary faculty to teach an additional class a semester. the deal lasts until 2018. >> this is the first time ever, i hope it's the last time. >> reporter: one thing students are concerned about is what impact the strike has on home coming which goes on today. if the strike hadn't ended in time, the band would not be able to perform. everything is running now as planned. jennette reyes, channel 6

"action news." >> chris christie continues to deny he had any knowledge of the lane closures on the george washington bridge that led to bridgegate. the governor reaffirmed his stance after an aide testified that he knew about the bridge. bridget kelly said chris christie knew about the lane closures for a month before they began. she helped plot the closures as political revenge against a mayor who would not endorse chris christie. hillary clinton will attend a campaign in philadelphia with tim kaine. clinton was in ohio yesterday where she told supporters there her republican opponent donald trump is a threat to our democracy. she was referring to trump's 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 in newtown, montgomery county. he drove home his plans for illegal immigration and terrorism. however trump supporters tell "action news" where he scored points is are -- is on trade jobs and taxes. >> he is not going to raise taxes that's a big one. >> trump's campaign has been pushing hard in an effort to win the suburbs. polls show hillary clinton is leading the gop candidate by 4 points in the keystone state. pennsylvania senator pat toomey is enjoying 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. last night toomey campaigned in bucks county. his democratic challenger katie

mcginty was with vice president joe biden in wilks-berre. it is the most watched and expensive race in the country as both parties fight for control of the senate. we're hosting the final live debate for the pennsylvania senate race on monday night. i would like to reminds to join jim gardner for the live debate in temple at 7:00 p.m. on 6abc. ursinus broke ground on innovation and discovery center. it will house classrooms and labs. it will merge science and entrepreneurship it will open in 2018. >> how to help the older

generations who have become the target of scammers. plus destruction in central and western pennsylvania caused by storms. >> reporter: we have rain in the delaware valley i'll let you know when it moves away and have future tracker 6 when "action news" comes right back.

so glad you stayed with us,

7:11 a.m., storms caused problems in central and western pennsylvania dumping up to 7 inches of rain in one day. a 65-year-old man was on a ladder outside his clinton county home when a tree fell and pinned him to the ground. the man died later in the hospital. in sullivan county a home was destroyed as the storm pushed water over route 87. a bridge was damaged in the flooding. in williamsport there are concerns there that thousands of gallons of spilled gasoline may is get get into the drinking water supply when an 8-inch pipeline ruptured during the storm. foibles there hope the water recedes enough to fix the break there. let's get you caught up on the local forecast here. rainy this morning. >> reporter: that's the same system we're seeing this morning, the good news it's a much weaker storm system. let's get you outside and show you what's going on, we're live

in cape may where the rain continues to fall. gray skies and patchy fog, visibility has been reduced a little bit. the big story the roads and the chilly temperatures and gusty breeze as the day wears on. we're seeing shades of green and yellows are popping up across south jersey where the heavier rains are falling. from philadelphia airport south you can see the broken line through woodbury, brooklawn, deptford mall. grass -- glassboro, moderate to heavy rain. crossing over 295 to the new jersey turnpike and swedesboro and woodstown area. once that pushes away note what's going on left-hand side of the screen not much of anything. we're seeing cloudy skies and damp roads. there's not much left of this, as it continues to pull away and lifting to the north.

most of this will be in the western portions of the viewing area. gray and cloudy skies and leftover showers through midday and patchy drizzle. steadier stuff in south jersey and the state of delaware right now. only 51 degrees, yesterday we topped out at 80. we're 30 degrees cooler. dewpoint, 45. the human is dropping off, as well. it's been humid over the last couple of days. pressure 29.51. holding steady, winds out of the northwest at 16 miles per hour. 40 degrees, 40 in the poconos. 49 in allentown. trenton, down to 49. philadelphia 51. millville, 50. cape may, 53. look at the 21-hour temperature drop. 21 degrees colder in the mountains. 14 in philadelphia. 20 in the lehigh valley. the chilly stuff is moving on in. satellite and radar the rains are moving on out lifting to the north pushing into new england, mainly cloudy skies this

afternoon. perhaps a few peeks of sunshine, but there could leftover drizzle from time to time, as well. for today, the cooler chilly winds air kind of moving on in, this is a canadian air mass. cool down blustery winds. that high bumpses everything out to sea. we'll see sunshine on sunday, it's a chilly day, especially compared to the five days of 80s we've seen. it will be breezy, as well. future tracker 6, lunchtime you can see the steady rains, the darker shades of greens and yellows up in new england. we're left with the lighters shades of green, leftover showers and patchy drizzle and cloudy skies. 5:00 p.m., skies brightening up to the south. cloudy north of the pennsylvania turnpike, most of the rain is gone at that point. skies open up overnight tonight, mainly clear and chilly, blustery winds gusting to 10 to 20 miles per hour putting

windchills in the 30s north and west of philadelphia. sunday afternoon it's bright and sunny, just a few clouds, a little bit of a breeze. 56 degrees that's the forecasted high, winds out of the northwest gusting 30 to 40 miles per hour sustained 25 miles per hour, it's going to be a wind day. 48 degrees by 9:00 a.m. same number by 11:00. 1:00 p.m., 49 low to mid 50s this afternoon. peaks of sunshine. 39 degrees outlying suburbs places like reading, allentown, 44 for center city. clear, and we'll call it cold. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, lots of sunshine beyond today. sunny and breezy sunday. 64. monday, sunny, 63. tuesday, sunny and breezy, 57. once again, tuesday is a day with windchills in the 40s. wednesday, sun and clouds, 56. and thursday and friday there could be a stray shower around both days, mostly cloudy skies, that's the general rule.

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>> he asked for money and my mother gave it to him. 30, $40,000 later i realized what was going on. >> it's a big deal here, that's why the scammers are appearing on dating sights -- sites. >> reporter: seniors need to find someone they can trust and ask for help when they are in good physical and mental health. >> they should have all the power of attorney set up with the family member they trust. >> reporter: that's what greg's mother did granting him power of attorney attorney. >> i was trying to help her and this guy was not most of us her assets were gone and she was broken hearted about it. >> reporter: we posted resources

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stayed with us, saturday morning, 7:21 a.m., 51 degrees out there. it's a wet and rainy and chilly morning. say goodbye to the 80s and hello to the cooler weather. chris sowers will have an update in just a bit. here's a look at what's happening around the delaware and lehigh valleys this weekend. get into the halloween spirit at the sleepy hollow hay ride in newtown, bucks county. afterwards warm up by a bonfire.

autumn fest and children's halloween provides fun in pitman, gloucester county. there will be a show and carnival and more for the little ones to enjoy. it happens at the vertua total turf on lambs road from 11:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m. today and 11:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. tomorrow. >> reporter: did you talk walk at east goshen park bark fest in west chester pennsylvania tomorrow at 11:00 a.m. sports is

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>> reporter: welcome back everyone, 7:25 saturday morning, we talked about this weekend, 80s in october not rare, but we had five in a row is extremely rare. 82 monday, tuesday, 84. wednesday the record setter, 86. thursday, 80. and 80 degrees. basically what happened an area of high pressure strengthened off the coast of florida. this is the area that saw the hurricane a couple of weeks ago. this was called a southeast ridge, this is a feature we see in the winter to have this develop this early in the season

is rare. the winds are out of the southwest like this and that pumped all the heat in the mid atlantic and the northeast states. now the ridge has pushed to the south, cooler canadian air is working in. the 80s and 90s have been replaced with 30s and 40s. another sixers big man is going to have surgery, here's jamie apody. >> reporter: good morning, only the sixers, nerlens noel being treated for a sore groin discovers his knee has soreness and needs minor surgery. jahill okafor gets a drive, sixers win to start off the

preseason. eagles face sam bradford, how weird connor barwin faced a year ago everyday day in training camp. >> i'm excited to go up against him. i played with him for over a year, i know what kind of guy he is and what kind of talents it is. i'm happy for what's doing so far. but it has to come to an end this week. >> who is 14 and 2? temple owls. jihad thomas had two touchdowns too. temple takes over first place in the aac east. >> we have a group of men in the locker room. it's not what happens in your

life. it's how you respond what what happens to you. they september responding and that was a great win for us. >> not much sleep format rule coming up later this morning he will join me in studio for a live temple football play book 9:45 a.m. how about penn, watson career high 166 yards receiving. quakers win their 4th straight, 42-7. 3-0 in the ivy league. local football having a great night last night. you 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. and hillary clinton and her running mate will be in philadelphia today stumping for your vote. first, it is a cold and wet start to the weekend. sky6 live hd is taking a live look outside at the center city skyline, a very dreary picture as you begin your day, what a difference a day makes. yesterday we were enjoying more summer-like temperatures. say goodbye to that. meteorologist chris sowers outside with a look at the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast. winds and rainy, chris.

bye-bye 80s. >> reporter: bye-bye 80s that's for sure. i have to hold the umbrella sideways, because the rain and wind is blowing horizontally. it's like mary poppins. cold front pulled through, light rain, we're assumed into philadelphia county. patches of yellow the winds start to pick up. stretching southward from philadelphia international through swedesboro andgibbstown. satellite and radar a lot of this is starting to lift to the north an pull away. we have one little band left over delaware and south jersey. once that pulls through, most of the day is cloudy an damp with gusty breeze. 5:00 p.m. temperature yesterday was 79 degrees, peaking at 80

for the 5th consecutive day. look how the numbers dropped. 3:00 a.m., 55. saint davids, 47. center city, 51. temperatures dropped into the upper 40s and low 50s. it's a wet morning, cloudy, windy and chilly, blustery high of 56 degrees. tomorrow looks much, much better. when i come back inside in just a few minutes we'll talk about that and comfortable temperatures in the the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast. gray. >> okay, chris, thank you for the update. remember you can get the seven-day forecast and check storm tracker 6 live at any time of the day on our website 6abc.com/weather. 7:32 a.m. 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 at

waverly lane in maple shade, new jersey. the pedestrian died at the scene. the driver of the vehicle stopped nearby. so far there's no word if charges will be filed. two philadelphia police officers are okay after they were involved in a really bad wreck. this all happened around 2:30 a.m. at the intersection of germantown avenue and high street. the officers were in an unmarked police vehicle they were hit head on. we are told the driver of the other car was taken to a hospital and treated. happening today, philadelphia will be front and center for the race for the white house as the democratic nominee hillary clinton makes a stop along with her vice presidential nominee tim kaine. they plan to attend a rally at penn park at university of pennsylvania later this evening. friday clinton was in the battlegrounds state of -- battleground state of ohio. vice president joe biden hit the

campaign trail in wilks-berre on clinton's behalf. he delivered his strongest words against trump. >> press asks me don't i wish i were debating him. no i wish we were in high school and take him behind the gym. >> the clinton campaign is ramping up efforts in states that republicans have traditionally carried. in recent polls they may be able to flip them from red to blue. pennsylvania is a must-win state for the candidates. donald trump drew a big crowd in newtown, bucks county. >> reporter: it was a standing room only crowd at the newtown sports straining center. donald trump did not disappoint his supporter, throwing out red meat items like jobs.

>> we're going to repeal nafta. >> reporter: taxes. >> hillary clinton is going to raise your fashions a -- taxes a lot. >> reporter: terrorismism. >> i'm going to -- terrorism,. >> i'm going to keep radical islamic terrorism the hell out of our country. >> reporter: i am gratings. >> we'll have the wall -- immigration. >> we'll have the wall. >> reporter: on those issues he scored a lot of points with the crowd. >> hillary with all other e-mail scandals and all the other scandals, you can't vote for hillary. >> i think the biggest thing for people like ourselves he is not going to raise taxes that's a big one. >> reporter: what was the important thing you wanted to hear tonight? >> i would say most about the immigration and buildings the

wall and keeping the illegals out of the country and our jobs. >> reporter: the trump campaign will make a stop in pennsylvania this morning, this time gettysburg, they are building it up as a big deal. there he will kick off his closing arguments for america where he will define his choices for america. >> you can get breaking alerts from the campaign trail by downloading our free 6abc news app. it's available on the apple and google play stores. 7:36 a.m. trenton police are investigating a late-night double shooting, one victim was shot in the chest, the other was shot in the arm. this all happened around 11:00 p.m. on the 400 block of monmouth avenue. both victims were rushed to the hospital in staibl -- stable condition.

police have not released a motive for the shooting. philadelphia police in west oak lane section responded to a shooting, a 53-year-old man and two 32-year-old men were shot on east walnut lane. they were rushed to einstein medical condition in stable condition. police have not released a motive or suspects. lawmakers continue to investigate the deadly train crash in hoboken, new jersey, we learned that nj transit new executive director will testify before a state legislative committee. new jersey lawmakers are threatening to use subpoena power if nj transit officials don't show up to the next hearing on november 4. the investigation continues into the september 29th crash of a train into the hoboken terminal killing a woman and injuring more than 100 people. septa has reason to

celebrate, crews have completed work on the crumb creek viaduct replacement project. the 735-foot rebuilt bridge netherrer providence. the new bridge is designed for 100 year life span. an odd sighting on the side of the road in arizona, police had to corral an emu on the loose that was curious about the police cruiser. could we see your apples at the produce stand? we'll tell you why farmers in north carolina are concerned about the crop. chris sowers is tracking the seven-day forecast, the rain will dissipate as we move throughout the day. "action news" continues in just

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story you've been waiting on, an emu decided to take a stroll along an arizona highway. the dash cam video catches the emu. he popped his head inside the cruiser. annual control arrived and

lassoed the emu. firefighters spent hours battling a massive fire at a recycling center east of los angeles last night. that fire erupted yesterday afternoon in the sprawling yard of cardboard bales and wooden pal cattle farmers say they are concerned about the dry pastures. it's costing more money to feed the herd. they worry the prolonged drought will hurt crops next year. >> no effect on our forecast. it's raining here right now. >> reporter: we did have drier than normal conditions for parts of our area, things are getting back to normal there's a lot of

rain for south jersey and delaware over the past couple of weeks, wouldn't you know it the same areas are seeing rain this morning. live on sky6 live hd down in atlantic city it's not a nice morning. it's cooler. temperatures are in the 40s and 50s, if you're in an area that's in the 50s, the winds make it feel like the 40s anyway. it's blustery and chilly and we have rain falling across south jersey and areas in the north up in the poconos. this is where the heaviest rain is falling. you can see a broken line from frankford through philadelphia. the philadelphia international airport is here, it's east at this point. pushing through wood woodbury a5 and gloucester and salem counties in south jersey. there's 42, the walt whitman bridge. heavy rain take it easy, reduce traveling speeds until this pulls through. it shouldn't be too much longer, maybe another hour or hour and a half.

all this pulls to the north an out to sea. from that point on it's cloudy and damp with leftover drizzle and misting. 51 very chilly degrees off yesterday's high of 80. dewpoint, 45. pressure 29.51 inches. winds picking up out of the northwest at 16 miles per hour. we have had higher gusts as high as 35 miles per hour this morning. take a look at the high temperatures yesterday. allentown, 81. philadelphia for the if it conexecutive day in a row -- 5th day in a row we hit 80 degrees or higher. 49 in allentown. 40 in the poconos. 51 in philadelphia and wilmington. dover, 52. millville, 50 degrees, these are the winds speeds, a gust is something you see for a couple

of seconds, sustained wind speeds are a minute long. gusts 20 to 30 miles per hour. sustained wind speeds 10 to 20 miles per hour. most of the numbers pick up during the day. we have gale warnings up for the delaware bay region as well as the oceanfront. not a good day for striper fishing, 3 to 5 feet on the bay and 5 to 8 on the oceanfront. overnight tonight, it's clear and chilly and breezy. same thing tomorrow, 1:00 p.m. start time for the minnesota vikings philadelphia eagles game look at the gusts 20 to 25 miles per hour. that melee a role in the kicking game as the game wears on. satellite and radar just couple of hours left of the wet weather, it's mainly cloudy from that point on. future tracker 6, midday leftover drizzle north and west, a couple of showers, 35:00, skies beginning to brighten up south and east. the clearing line advances to the north. overnight tonight sets up a nice

day tomorrow. for today, damp this morning, leftover showers, cloudy this afternoon, peeks of sunshine. otherwise winds, temperatures in the 50s, windchills in the 40s. damp this morning, you can see the numbers slowly climbing out of the 40s. 39 in reading, 44 in philadelphia, 46 in atlantic city overnight tonight, breezy and chilly. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, feeling like fall the next couple of days. 56 today. 64 tomorrow. sunny and breezy conditions. monday, tuesday, wednesday, lots of sunshine out there, temperatures in the 50s and 60s. even thursday and friday we'll increase the clouds a little bit. there's an outside shot of a shower, but seasonable temperatures, 58 for thursday, 65 for friday. nothing to campaign about at -- complain about at all. >> 7:46 a.m., "fyi philly" is coming up tonight on of abc,

here are melissa magee and karen rogers with a preview. >> reporter: here's what's coming tonight on "fyi philly." it's the best of philadelphia. the annual round up of the best the city has to offer. from international flavors from sapped windchills to boos. we're celebrating the winner and helping you draw up that bucket list. hope you join us.

>> as always we're so glad you're waking up with us on a saturday morning. 7:50 a.m., 51 degrees, sky6 live hd giving you a glimpse over philadelphia international airport. the runway is bit wet because of the all the rain this morning. meteorologist chris sowers says the rain won't stick around all day, but it will be chilly out there. in "healthcheck" there's approve that eating whole grains can lower your blood pressure. cleveland clinic followed people who took whole grains and refind grains. those on whole grain saw a drop in blood pressure and lowered the risk of heart attack and stroke. do you love your job? researchers in australia found a

good relationship with those you work with can significantly have a positive impact on your health. in that study of 19,000 they found those who identify strongly with colleagues or employer have better overall health and lower risk of burnout. employers benefit from better performance from their happy workers. weight loss surgery has become more common in the past few years, there are benefits and risks. there are plenty of things you need to know if you're planning to start a family. ali gorman has the details. >> reporter: weight loss surgery has proven benefits lowering the risk for diabetes and heart disease. a new study from the university of washington medical center and others shows infants born less than two years after a mother's baric surgery had lower

birth wait. there's concern that the baby's development can be affected by the nutritional deficits from surgery. it is something to keep in mind when considering weight loss surgery. ali gorman channel 6 "action news." >> stay with us, coming up next, meteorologist chris sowers will take a final look at the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast. we're coming right back as you take this live look over the commodor barry bridge. 123450

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corn maze in northern california, it's a peanuts scene maze that celebrates the greatest pumpkin patch charlie brown. it first aired october 27, 1966. i tell aired this past wednesday and it will air again this friday and 6abc. >> you have to do the haunted maze. >> no. >> i'm fine until they crank the chain saw. i do run. there's the day planner for today, it's going to be wet this morning, periods of rain and drizzle up until midday, it will be windy and chilly, testers in the -- temperatures in the 40s early on. 5:00 p.m., peeks of sunshine and 55 degrees. 56 degrees, morning showers it's windy. tomorrow is a ten on a scale of

one to ten. 64, breezy, sunshine. a very nice day. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, monday tuesday and wednesday, look really nice, lots of sunshine, temperatures in the 50s and 60s. next chance of rain isn't until next weekend. >> 7:56 we're just a few minutes away from saying good morning to "good morning america." here's paula ferris with the preview. >> reporter: good morning, philadelphia, a series of storms battering the northeast heavy rain and flash flooding, threatening thousands leaving one dead. rob marciano has the fallout from the deadly storm. hillary clinton has a sizable lead over donald trump. she is turning red states blue. internet attacks if you had issues with some of your favorite websites, there was a mass cyber attack that paralyzed

netflix and twitter and whose responsible. could our smart devices have triggered it. >> "action news" continues at 9:00 a.m. a philadelphia tailor is offering 6abc viewers discounts on their custom suits. and she remembers. >> this is opie a animal saved by the providence animal shelter. i'll introduce you to opie and his friends on "action news." >> she is in love with opie. >> i'm gray hall, make it a grate day.

good morning, america. breaking overnight, deadly storms. high winds and heavy rains batter the northeast. cars submerged. roads washed away. homes destroyed. >> it's a shame. >> rescuers taking to boats. our weather team is tracking this storm. final push. the candidates campaigning hard in battleground states. but with polls showing him trailing hillary clinton, donald trump now talking like we've never heard before. >> win, lose or draw, i will be happy with myself. >> will his own gettysburg address today sway voters? cyberattack. hundreds of popular websites like twitter, spotify and netflix left in the dark. outages hitting across the country. how common household items you may have in your home were used to launch their attack.