going live to reading now and that's where former president bill clinton will campaign for his wife in about an hour or so. so far there's been little response from the clinton camp except from campaign chairman john podesta who called on the fbi to provide more information. >> republicans continue their push for pennsylvania today. mike pence spent the afternoon in bensalem bucks county and dr. benn carson focused on rallying city support for republican nominee donald trump he held this rally today in west philadelphia. that as trump applauded the fbi for having "the courage to right the horrible mistake that they made." we'll of course be following the fallout from this announcement from the fbi throughout the newscast for you. david muir will have more coming up on "world news tonight" at 6:30 right after "action news at 6:00. >> we are also following two developing stories tonight. both are tying up modes of transportation before a busy holiday weekend. >> first to chicago's o'hare international airport. one of the busiest in the country.

right now no flights are going in or out because an american airlines boeing 766 caught on fire. flight 383 was about to take off from chicago for miami when it blew a tire and damaged an and gin. the pilot aborted takeoff. at least nine people were hurt. it is unclear how badly they were injured. >> now closer to home here in bucks county where part of the pennsylvania turnpike is still closed tonight in both directions. around 7 o'clock this morning a dump truck tour down 14 wires in a construction zone. more than 10 hours later, the road is still closed and it's expected to stay that way through tonight's rush hour. matt pelman is tracking the big impact it's having on the commute and we'll have an update coming up in just a few moments. in chester township two freight train blows were hurt after two freight trains collided led on this morning. one was pulling dozens of empty cars another was carrying eight cars full of

consumer goods and food products. the cause of the crash still under investigation. new at five tonight officials in wilmington are trying to figure out how a pellet gun ended up inside of a school bathroom. that gun ended up going off injuring two boys. happened around 9:45 yesterday morning at the warner elementary school on west 18th street. now both boys involved are facing serious consequences. "action news" reporter vernon odom is live in wilmington tonight with more on the investigation. vernon. >> reporter: good evening, rick. so far the police are not getting any cooperation at all from the accused boys' parents or guardians in this case. the investigation does continue with two boys however in hot water. a double shooting inside the normally quiet warner elementary school yesterday morning. two fifth graders were lit with discharges from a pellet gun. it happened inside this boys' room just before 9:45. two boys also fifth graders had entered the room officials

say, one boy handing the air pistol over to his buddy he. >> the students began the play around, a little fire play horseplay with the air gun. one pellet discharged. it hit the wall and it ricocheted and grazed someone's neck and then another student was struck in the thumb. >> reporter: both victims were treated by the school nurse and there was apparently no need to take them to a hospital. the parents of the two fifth graders who handled this weapon denied any knowledge of how the gun got there. both boys it appears will be expelled from the warner elementary school. >> student code of conduct that governs orebody at the school as well as the district calls for very specific consequences. >> reporter: and they are. >> expulsion, expulsion from school. >> reporter: the weapon was recovered from the police from inside a student locker. all of the parents in the 450 student school have been notified. >> it's scary. it is. and as a parent, i do agree

there they should have parenting for people that know that they have troubled children. >> reporter: monica, i must point out here that just last year at this same school there was a similar incident involving a pellet gun. i'm vernon odom, channel6 "action news, reporting live from wilmington, delaware. >> thank you vernon. in new jersey a mother is looking for answers after her son was seriously injured at school a case of horseplay in the hallway spiraled out of control and now a 12-year-old is missing a finger. nora muchanic is live in our new jersey news room with there story. >> reporter: monica that horseplay ended in a disfiguring injury for middle school student. his frustrated mother contacted us when she couldn't get help or a response from the school district. >> when she pushed me. >> reporter: he's a sixth grader at grace dunn middle school in trenton. on october 6th a friend of his

shoved him into the locker severing part of the pinkie finger on his right hand. >> one land slipped off the locker and i tried to stop myself with this hand and my finger got caught up in the air vent and it took off the top part. >> reporter: he required surgery to he repair the injury the severed part of his finger could not be reattached. he's been out of school and has either a doctor appointment or physical therapy every day. >> i have insurance. my insurance covered some of it but not all of it. you have insurance that would cover the rest of it. >> reporter: his mother says despite repeatedly contacting the school board of education and suit's office she has been unable to get information about the district's insurance coverage. home schooling for her son or what, if any, discipline the girl who pushed him into the locker has received. >> i don't think i'm asking too much. i think i've waited long enough. >> reporter: she says she learned the name of the district's insurer independently and once she called they knew nothing about the case. >> how do you have somebody lose a finger and don't know know? nobody says anything?

nobody is called to check on him to see if he was all right. no nothing. >> reporter: the school district tells "action news" grace dunn middle school filed a medical incident report october 6th and the case is being reviewed. meantime this 12-year-old boy who plays basketball football and soccer remains out of school and worried about what losing part of his finger will mean. >> how. i going to catch a ball with one whole hand and forefingers? >> reporter: now, late this afternoon the school district said it will be reaching out to the family to make accommodations for home schooling and a spokesman would not comment on whether the girl who pushed him was disciplined. live in our new jersey news room i'm nora muchanic channel6 "action news." monica. >> all right, it's rick but thank you nor a well, the philadelphia 76ers have issued an apology for that controversy surrounding the national anthem performance before the team's season opener. the team stopped sevyn streeter from performing because she was wearing a jersey he that read we matter. at the time the team said

street had signed an agreement saying her performance would not further any personal agenda. well today the team released a statement that reads in part, after receiving feedback from our players, basketball operations staff and ownership group, we believe that the wrong decision was made and sevyn should have been welcomed to sing. the team has invited her back to perform at any game of her choice and we are waiting to hear her response. >> in less than 11 days voter there is pennsylvania will head to the polls and several local races are heating up including the race for pennsylvania's eighth district in the u.s. house. today republican brian fitzpatrick and steve santarsiero squared off in a debate at delaware valley blue route doylestown. the two discussed national security gun safety and the economy. >> for small business which is catalyst of so many jobs in our country and here in the eighth district we need to make sure that we cut red tape and we make it easier for businesses to expand and to develop. i'm dedicated to doing there

as a member of congress as well. >> we need a balanced butch amendment in this country. it's unfortunate we need to amend our constitution to do -- to force politicians to do what every family in america does and what virtually every business in america does which is only spend what you take in. when you balance the books you create jobs. second. >> fitzpatrick is running to fill the seat of his brother mike fitzpatrick who is retiring after this term. >> turning to accuweather a warmup is heading our way just in time for the holiday weekend. as we look live outside sky6 hd slowing you the center city skyline on your friday. we've dealt with rain wind cool temperatures all week long. today was down right blustery. but this time tomorrow highs will be in the 70's. meteorologist cecily tynan is live outside with more. we're going from blustery o balmy. >> peak wind gusts philadelphia 36 miles an hour, atlantic city 40, wilmington trenton and allentown all winds more than 30 miles per

hour and there's definitely a chill in the air. philadelphia 56 right now. allentown 52. trenton 51. millville 56 and wilmington also 56 degrees. satellite6 along with action radar together showing that high pressure building in lined last night's cold front. that high will sink to the south and that let set us up way southwesterly flow and that will bring us increasing temperatures through the weekend but tonight friday night if you're heading to any friday night football games you definitely do want to bundle up. it will be clear and chilly but the winds will be diminishing to five to 10 miles per hour, temperatures dropping down into the 40's. so, seasonably cool but i'm tracking unseasonable warmth for your weekend, a dramatic warmup near record warmth by sunday. doesn't last long, though. a halloween chill and the next week kind of a rollercoaster ride with temperature. vile more he details on that coming up in the full accuweather forecast. monica. >> thank you cecily. let's switch live to the action cam looking at the 96th street bridge in stone harbor

cape may county tonight. engineers shut down the bridge today to all traffic when a large crack was discovered in one of the girders. the 86-year-old bridge is the main entry he in and out of stone harbor. now drivers must detour onto either north wildwood boulevard ocean drive or avalon boulevard. county engineers say there's no timetable yet for when the bridge will reopen. >> all right a busy traffic day that is for sure so let's see how the situation is on your friday night as we check our "action news" traffic report. >> over to matt pelman to see what's going on. >> we're not having the best afternoon commute, that's for sure rick and monica. no relief here yet. the turnpike is still closed in both directions in bucks and burlington counties because of the downed wires from 7 o'clock this morning. eastbound all traffic forced off at bensalem route one single digit speeds coming east of willow grove. westbound in new jersey you're forced off at 130 so you can't even get to the turnpike connector bridge so a lot of people are going south on 130, speeds just in the teens and then heading for the burlington bristol bridge. stay farther away if you can

maybe the tacony palmyra bridge or even route one where it has been busy this afternoon or stay over on 95 although now on 95 we've got a southbound accident by you street road. delays in both directions headed toward that accident scene in bensalem. this is the schuylkill westbound in king of prussia. still have the overturned karrier although it looks like they're making process. the westbound schuylkill is jammed because of this. kelly drive is closed because of a crash near boathouse row. use the mlk instead. and 295 southbound in gloucester county jammed solid because of a crash by thorofare. the new jersey turnpike is your alternate there. and i could go on but i won't. >> that's okay, that's fine. >> that's plenty. >> stop while you're behind. >> much more ahead on "action news at 5:00. it is a big day for the villanova wildcats almost seven months after a buzzer beater. the tell me is celebrating its national championship win here at home. >> but first a long awaited reopening in new castle county. the bakery that is now back in business after a christmas eve

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protestors in north dakota. >> it's not okay. >> yesterday officers wearing riot gear moved in and removed hundreds of people. they had set up a roadblock and camp on some private land owned by the developer of the pipeline. they even burned cars trying to keep police away. protestors have been in that area for weeks protestorring the 1200-mile pipeline designed to carry oil from western north dakota to illinois. the world series heads to wrigley field tonight home of the chicago cubs but it is a sight the ballpark hasn't seen since 1945. how about that? october 10th, 1945 to be exact. 25,950 days ago. tonight the cubs will host the cleveland indians there for game three of this year's world series. the series is tied at one game a piece. tickets for tonight's game were selling at least for 25 lunn dollars -- $2,100 a. >> new castle county staple is back opened after it was gutted by fire last christmas

eve. serpe and sons reopened this morning in elsmere. it is now suing the company that installed its oven believed to be the cause of the fire that shut them down. the bakes bakery's owner says it's been a long deal but he's glad to be back in business. >> it's crazy trying to get everything back together reorganized and put everything back into working condition, new roofs, so on and so forth and finally we got everybody back and we're baking and we feel like we're back at home again. >> serpe and sons has served the new castle county area for more than 60 years. >> coming up tonight at 11:00 an "action news" special report that focuses on a 19,000-dollar typo. this is a must see for anybody who pays their bills online. >> here's troubleshooter nydia han with a he preview. >> reporter: one wrong he key stroke launched a year long night player for this philadelphia couple. they say their typo resulted a

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>> health check tonight. johnson and johnson lost its third lawsuit over claims its talcum baby powder is linked to cancer. >> a jury in saint louis awarded mourn $70 million to a woman in california. ali gorman joins us with details. >> she was diagnosed with advanced ovarian cancer in 2012. the woman says she used johnson's baby powder for mourn 40 years. this is the third lawsuit the company has lost but in new jersey a judge threw out two other cases ruling there wasn't reliable evidence talcum powder causes ovarian cancer. now on its web site the american cancer society says findings have been mickd with some studies reporting a slightly increased risk and some reporting no risk. nor research is needed. a virginia hospital system

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eat them. >> the most common food allergies are milk eggs wheat soy peanuts and tree nuts. beware that shock chocolate candy often contains several of these triers and kids should also bring their epipen just in case. but it is better to ask them to hold off on eating any candy until it's been checked unless it is something that they brought from home and that they know is safe. rick and monica, back over to you. >> i check all my kids' candy. >> one for him, one for nick. >> thank you, ali. >> let's take a live look at city hall from our temple university sky6 camera. peaceful looking scene william penn in the center. still to come a check of the forecast. >> meteorologist cecily tynan has your exclusive accuweather five day when "action news" continues tonight. >> ♪ biden: this is what i know about katie mcginty -

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>> time for accuweather at the "action news" big board friday night. >> that's right meteorologist cecily tynan here with the all important weekend forecast and halloween on monday. >> and it's a great forecast. we've got something for everyone. if you like brisk cool weather like today, we've got it and we're live on sky6 taking a look over easton. you see those blue skies and sunshine, temperature definitely on the cool side. it will be cool again on monday for halloween but between the two we have a warm weekend so perfect really for leaf peeping especially since we are now at peek along philadelphia and the northwest

suburbs, past peak now across the poconos and moderate fall foliage across south jersey and delaware so some places to go, the local park is a good idea. tyler state park should have some great falls foliage french creek state park in berks and chester county looking good and also in berks county nockamixon state park. should be fantastic weather for hiking or running definitely on the warm side. right now it's cool 56 degrees in philadelphia allentown 52 wilmington 56 cape may 57. we're getting those winds out of the northwest behind last night's cold front. that is what what's really cooling things off but satellite6 along with action radar slowing a big weather maker this weekend as high pressure and what this high pressure will do it will sink to the south so that will shift the winds out of the southwest and that will bring much milder air in tomorrow and down right warm air on sunday. so, tonight for your friday night clear and chilly.

winds will diminish so not a big wind chill factor but overnight low down to 33 in the suburb, 41 for center city so seasonably cool and then tomorrow unseasonably warm. we'll see a good amount of sunshine with some high thin clouds so that milky white sky, winds out of the southwest, temperatures up near 70 degrees in philadelphia, allentown 68, trenton 68 and cape may up to 72 degrees. and future tracker showing sunday morning at 8 o'clock temperatures already in the mid to upper 50's. heading into the afternoon, afternoon highs close to 80 degrees. our record high is 81. if we get enough sunshine, could be hitting that. by 3 o'clock some clouds across the lehigh valley and then a cold front will bring us a chance of some showers on sunday evening. looks like about a tenth of an inch so not a lot of rain, maybe even a rumble of thunder but behind that temperatures really drop for halloween so your five day forecast showing a lot of ups and downs. tomorrow 70 degrees, sunday up to 80. some late showers, maybe a rumble of thunder.

back down to 60 on halloween so bundle up the kids for trick-or-treating. tuesday mostly cloudy, 62. and then another 10-degree warmup on wednesday, up to 72 degrees and adam will let you know if that warm weather lasts to the end of next week coming up in the accuweather 7-day forecast. feeling like summer this weekend. >> that's for sure. thank you cecily. >> much more "action news." we'll take a break and be right back. >> ♪

>> here's what's happening on "action news" tonight's and we're following new developments after fbi announces today it's uncovered new e-mails that may relate to the hillary clinton investigation. what her campaign and donald trump are saying tonight with just 11 days until election day. officers confront a suicidal man armed with a nye in philadelphia neighborhood. why detectives say they had no choice but to open fire. and one wrong turn sends this truck straight into the showroom of a local car dealership. >> ♪ >> now to the 2016 race to the white house 11 days until the election and an october surprise for democratic nominee hillary clinton. >> the fbi told congress today

it is looking at new e-mails that may be related to its investigation into hillary clinton's correspondence during her time as secretary of state. u.s. officials say these e-mails did not come from clinton's private. mail server and were not written by hillary clinton. in fact they were reportedly found on the device used by this woman that was seized as part of the sexting investigation into her estranged husband anthony weiner. >> james comey cents this letter to congress a few hours ago. it says in part the fbi has learned of the existence of e-mails that appear to be pertinent to the investigation. i am writing to inform you that the investigative team briefed me on this yesterday and i agree that the fbi should take appropriate investigative steps designed to review these e-mails to determine whether they contain classified information as well as to assess their importance to our investigation. >> donald trump pounced on the new fbi probe and immediately shared it with supporter during this rally in new hampshire this afternoon.

he told voters he hopes federal authorities have the courage to right what he he calls the horrible mistakes they made. >> for all of the people that have suffered for doing so much less including just recently four star general james cartwright, general petraeus and many others, perhaps finally justice will be done. >> trump said hillary clinton cannot be allowed to bring corruption into the oval office. >> abc news has learned that hillary clinton did not know about comey's letter until she and her team landed in cedar rapids iowa for a campaign event this afternoon. the democratic nominee did not miss a step when speaking to supporters about her opponent but she did not talk about the e-mail probe either. >> donald trump says he can still win and you know, he's right. anything can happen in an election. >> john podesta chairman of hillary clinton's campaign released this statement today. it sales it is extordinary

that we would see something like this just 11 days out from a presidential election. the director owes it to the american people to immediately provide the full details of what he is now examining. we are confident this will not produce any conclusions different from the one the fbi reached in july. >> there are only two weekends left until the general election. both candidates must pull out all the stops to reach as many voters as possible. >> donald trump and hillary clinton's biggest surrogates are crisscrossing its country he to energize the base. >> mike pence spent the day in bensalem. he toured the cc mill work manufacturing planter before holding a rally. pence commented that the fbi's further investigation into the clinton e-mail case says he believes -- saying he believes no one is above the law. >> let's take a live look at albright college in reading berks county from our action cam. hundreds are waiting for former president bill clinton to speak. he's here campaigning for his wife. the event is scheduled to start any minute now. it's any other clear if

mr. clinton will address this latest development. we'll have live report coming up on "action news" tonight at 6:00. >> president obama is also headed to the battleground states to help hillary clinton. tonight he's holding a rally in orlando florida. clinton's campaign says the president in fact will travel to ohio next tuesday north carolina wednesday and other states to campaign for his former secretary of state. as we head less than 11 days and counting until election day and you can download our free 6abc news app to get breaking alerts and read all about the latest from the campaign trail. >> all right in other news tonight police officers say they were forced to shoot a violent and suicidal man in juniata last evening. officers responded to a home along the 3800 block of elsinore street jusafter 10:30 last night. the suspect's 26-year-old daughter told them he was drunk and inside the home with a live in and threatening to kill himself. officers 20 saw the armed man and ordered him to drop the weapon. when he he reportedly refused police used a taser. the man allegedly became angry

and continued to try to stab himself. authorities then reloaded the taser and stunned him again. >> became more agitated by that. he removed the prong at which point in time the officer goon retreat. >> investigators say once the suspect followed him outside with the knife and again refused to drop his weapon they fired a shot. the plan is now in critical but stable condition. no officers were hurt. a new castle county man is charged with trying to kidnap two children in newark on wednesday afternoon. our delaware news room has been following the story. police say this man, joseph kriger attempted to abduct the kids who were playing outside near east edgewater way and clip are court. investigators say kriger was in a vehicle at the time and never will any physical contact with the children. he was arrested at his home yesterday. he's now being held on $50,000 bail. >> a car deal slip in langhorne bucks county was damaged after a truck smashed into the front window.

it happened about 11:00 this morning at reedman toll auto world here in the 1600 block of east lincoln highway. from chopper6 you can see a white panel truck there partially inside the dealership. no immediate reports of serious injuries but the damage looks extensive. investigators are trying to see how that crash happened. a head-on crash on kelly drive injured one person in fairmount park this the scene about 3:00 p.m. near girard avenue. it's still not clear what led to the collision but at least two cars an pickup truck were involved. the injured person was taken to hahnemann hospital for treatment. and this suspect elvis anderson is under arrest tonight after a game stop store robbery near -- in newark delaware. it happened at the suburban plaza shopping center. a robber held that store employees there at gunpoint and forced them to land over cash and games. but there was a tracking device in the stolen loot. so police did track it down perryville, maryland, and there arrested this suspect.

he's being held in the cecil county jail awaiting extradition. >> city program if philadelphia helped save 10s of thousands of homes from foreclosure over the last eight years. today officials from the division of housing celebrated the court order that made it all happen. under the policy you should in 2008, no occupied home can be foreclosed upon without giving the owner a chance to have a court supervised meeting with the lender. they say it has prevented homelessness and stabilized neighborhoods. the program lab a model for cities around country and internationally. >> time right now to check the traffic scene for folks headed home after week of work. >> going to matt pelman friday flight at least that's the good news it's friday matt. >> and i'm hoping we can make it home before it's monday morning. >> oh, no. >> it's taking a while to get home this evening rick and monica, in part because the pennsylvania turnpike is still shut down. no good news here yet. all eastbound traffic is forced off at bensalem. all westbound traffic forced off at 130 in burlington county. people are heading southbound then on 130 down to the

burlington bristol bridge but it's quite the crowd. just 4 miles per hour there. so, you really need to think outside the box. stay as far away from that turnpike connector bridge as you can this afternoon. maybe the tacony palmyra or betsy ross bridges or stay up on route one the not so super highway all throw by now that is pretty busy. 95 and the scudder falls bridge might be one of your best bets although there was an accident on 95 in bucks county, southbound approaching street road but now it's off to the side so starting to move a little better there. here on the northbound side of 95 in fishtown, there's a broken down truck taking out the right lane here in the work zone so that's why that penn truck is sitting right there taking out the right lane. elsewhere on the turnpike eastbound past 476 the northeast extension there were two separate accidents, both now on the side but it is still slow with speeds in the 30's coming away from valley forge. the crash we just told you about on the kelly drive in fairmount park that just cleared. the kelly drive just reopened so go ahead and use that at this point. i think that would be a better bet than the schuylkill where

there's a westbound broken down vehicle by girard. farther west on 76 in king of prussia our overturned trailer carrying cars just cleared so all lanes reopened here headed toward the pennsylvania turnpike but yes, that turnpike is still closed in bucks county. we'll keep you posted on twitter throughout the evening rick and monica. >> all right matt thank you again. much more still to come on "action news" this evening. who could forget villanova's story book ending to that national championship title. tonight the wildcats will celebrate again and get that coveted hardware. jaime apody is live coming up in sports. >> checking halloween candy. doctors are urging parents to go a step further to make sure your children don't eat something they shouldn't. ali gorman with details coming up. adam. >> and those chilly winds move back in today only in the 50's right now but the heat is building to the south and west and we'll talk about a big warmup for the weekend. i'll have those numbers in accuweather. >> we'll have those stories and more when "action news" comes right back.

>> time for sports. jeff skversky is here now and he's looking forward to that game in dallas with the eagles 'cause you're going. we're going. >> you're going too.

i didn't see. >> get my secretary on the phone now. >> rick's world. >> you have a secretary. >> liar me a secretary please. >> wow look at this guy. first place is on the line. let's talk about football not your personal life. for the second straight game the eagles will be without one of their best defensive players tackle benny logan with a groin injury. eagles offense painful to watch the last few weeks. carson wentz only scored one offensive touchdown in their last 28 drives. they need to score if they're going to beat the cowboys and take over first place in the nfc east. >> i mean any time we play them during the year it's going to be a big game whether we're third and fourth or first and second in the division. so we're really excited about sunday night. i'm sure they're the same and it's a lot of fun. football is supposed to be fun and the game is going to be fun. >> speaking of fun, there was a parade a trip to the white house and tonight villanova will honor the defending

champs as their second national championship banner will be raised at the pavilion. let's go live to jaime apody at villanova where the fans will get to celebrate the champs one more time tonight jaime at hoops mania. >> reporter: yeah, jeff, this is exciting out here. there are hundreds and hundreds and thousands of students that have been waiting out here for three, four hours even though they already have tickets to this event just to get good seats with the doors opening just a few minutes ago. it's hoops mania always an events here at villanova but more so this year of course because we have a championship to celebrate and if you take a look back, who could forget that moment. it feels like a lifetime ago and yet it wasn't that long ago in april when kris jenkins litter that miraculous shot to give the villanova wildcats the national title and tonight they're going celebrate all of that. they will have former coaches, forminger players back ryan arcidiacono will be back even

though he's graduated rollie massimino is here and they'll celebrate this team and teams past. they're going to land out their rings, unfurl the banner. it will be a party, a party we haven't seen since we've seen the parade and jay wright actually told me and he will a couple tears in his eyes when he said that he's thought about that moment when the banner is unveiled. >> it hits you in different phases it really does. you know, i've -- it's been over for me, you know, but then you kind of relive it again tonight. you know, there's a lot of videos. it's going to be pretty cool. i think it will be an emotional night. >> reporter: it will be an emotional night for jay and for all the players. i just talked to kris jenkins and josh hart and they cannot wait to get their rings. they said they have their lands already. they said they had no say if the designing process. jay actually told me they didn't want to let the players have a say this time because the last time they tried that the rings were so big in none of the coaches could wear them. there was too much bling.

also, there's a very big name artist that's going to perform inside here tonight. i do know who it is. the players don't even know. in the allowed to tell. it's going to be a show that's for sure. much more coming up here live at 6:00 in front of the pavilion which will be rocking as we celebrate the national championship. i'm jaime apody channel6 "action news." jeff. >> jaime thank you very much. villanova wildcats their regular season opens two weeks from tonight against lafayette. can't believe the wildcats are coming back. >> all right. >> thank you. >> halloween is almost here. it's monday night and for kids it's all about the costumes and the candy of course but health experts say the pursuit of those sweet treats sometimes leads children into danger. abc's health reporter and registered nurse ali gorman has more. >> trick-or-treat! >> reporter: halloween is fantasy time when girls and boys turn into make believe princesses goblins and monsters. for poison control centers

however it can be a time for real fright. >> you tell me which is which in these boxes. >> reporter: dr. blare thornily of the children's hospital says it's very easy he to confuse serious medication with innocent candy. >> this is the candy and this is the medication. >> reporter: and there are more look alikes than you might think. tegratol is almost identical to smarties. iron pills can be confused with green m&ms and tylenol looks a lot like tick tacks or good and plenty. every year about 60,000 children ends up in the emergency room from ingesting drugs and it's usually because the medications are left within reach. thornily says pill mind boxes which don't have child safety caps are often in grandparents' homes and are especially worrisome. >> they leave it on the kitchen table or counter because that's something that for them that they -- it's a he replanted to take every day. >> reporter: in fact the cdc

says one in five grandparents also store their over-the-counter medications in easy access places. thornily says kid friendly flavors in some medications can also tempt children. to prevent any candy confusion, always keep drugs up and away on a high shelf or better yet, in a cabinet. and if you think a child has eaten something that they shouldn't have call poison control at 182-22-1222. ali gorman channel6 "action news. fios is not cable. we're wired differently. we guarantee to make switching easier. we'll show up on time. you're right on time. as promised, to install fios and set up the wi-fi that janet, jamie, jenny, jemma and jasmine need on their birthday. thank you. for all their new devices. you can't break me. you want a piece of cake? switching to fios is easier than ever.

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>> warm air is coming our way and we like it. >> looking at 70's maybe 80 degrees and then a big drop for halloween but halloween looking pretty nice out there. >> okay. >> let's talk about the good. we got storm tracker6 live double scan showing not a whole lot here on this friday. this friday was a pretty windy day but the action cam in center city pretty artistic shot here, liberty one in the background and this is near city hall. and you can see sun and clouds mixing through the atmosphere. if you noticed the clouds today they were moving pretty quickly with those winds out of that northwesterly direction with speeds of close to 30, 40 miles an hour. as we look at temperatures right now, 50's across-the-board with the exception of the poconos at 39 degrees right now. lower 50's lehigh valley and

trenton. mid-50's philadelphia all the way to the shore where the ocean temperature now is down to 60 degrees. wind speeds again they're slowly coming down from earlier today. 10 miles an hour in the lehigh valley. 17 in philadelphia. nine in millville. teens along the shore and the same for the western suburbs of philadelphia as well as the state of delaware around 14 miles an hour. low pressure that brought the rain and mountain snows for new england continue to wraparound some of the extra moisture in maine in the form of rain and snow, so with that low north of austin and high pressure to the south and west, between these two opposite forces you get that wind tunnel effect so it brought in the clear air but it did bring in those really chilly winds but eventually it's going to relax as that high settles to the south and the low pushes away. so for tonight winds diminish down to about four to 8 miles an hour. it's a chilly but clear night near freezing for the lehigh valley, 36 in trenton, 37 in millville, 40's along the shore and the same for dover

and philadelphia. low pressure a new low will be riding just to the north of the great lakes here at the beginning of the weekend. fronts are well off to our north and that heat pump of a high will continue to build those southwesterly winds here on saturday 70 degrees and we're calling it a milky sky. it's not going to be perfectly blue. it is not going to be mostly cloudy but those thin veil of clouds that will kind of -- kind of dim the sun so to speak through much of the day but still a really nice one and then on sunday very warm, near record highs of 80 degrees. the old record 81 set back in 1946. the front will be slipping in from the north but very late in the day so we squeeze out mainly a dry day and then very late near the evening hours some rain will arrive from the north to the south. so, the exclusive accuweather 7-day forecast, 70 on saturday, 10 degrees better than that on sunday. again, late showers lehigh valley, maybe between five and seven. the city after that. and then monday a halloween chill, 60 degrees. it is dry and looking good for

the trick-or-treaters. cool and calm 56 at 6 o'clock. at 9 o'clock 50 degrees and then a lot of clouds here with a southeasterly wind on tuesday of 62 and then it's really pleasant as we pump those temperatures back up on wednesday of 72 degrees staying above average on thursday and the next chance for rain next week will come on friday. so, pretty flawless weekend overall. a little warm for fall. >> but no one is complaining. november is just a couple days away. >> that it is. >> thank you. thank you adam. well, plenty of flying pumpkins in gloucester county today. it was the annual pumpkin chunkin' contest. local high schools and other colleges and universities were invited to attend. the teams try out their various inventions by catapulting pumpkins across a 400-foot range. but this year the target were more medieval like knights dragons even goblins. each team had three weeks to design and create their

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>> philadelphia school district showed off some changes it's making to have schools be healthier. mayor jim kenney took a tour of cramp elementary. they were showing offer the hydration stations and play yard. cramp elementary is one of the nine schools implementing the new left lane thee schools initiative. >> jim gardner and the "action news" team standing by with these stories and more at 6:00 the fbi reviewing more he e-mails connected to hillary clinton. live team coverage from both presidential campaigns. also crews work to finish he repairs and reopen the pennsylvania turnpike after the highway is closed for much of the day today. >> new details about a shooting at a wilmington elementary school involving a pellet gun. those stories and more up next at 6:00 for adam joseph, cecily tynan jaime apody rick williams the entire "action news" team i'm monica malpass. have a good night and a great weekend.

>> ♪ >> "action news." delaware valley's leading news program. with ducis rodgers, meteorologist cecily tynan and jim gardner. >> ♪ >> secretary clinton any reaction to the fbi investigation? have you been in touch with the fbi? secretary clinton. >> hillary clinton deplaning in cedar rapids iowa to a reporter's entreaty to comment on the latest bombshell to hit the presidential campaign. clinton did not and has not yet but the bombshell is still causing shock waves all over the political landscape. it is friday night and the big story on "action news" tonight the disclosure by fbi director james comey that new e-mails

have come to light that "appear to be pertinent to the clinton e-mail investigation." comey sent a letter to eight congressional chairmen today that the fbi is now taking steps to "determine whether they contain classified information as well as to assess their importance to the investigation." in july, comey announced that the fbi had completed its probe of clinton's e-mails and private server without recommending criminal charges. reports on abc news and elsewhere say that these new e-mails came to light when the fbi was investigating disgraced former new york congressman anthony weiner. he he is married estranged to huma abedin one of the clinton's closest aides. the report says thousands of e-mails were found on a device while investigating weaner sending illicit text messages to a 15-year-old girl. at a rally this afternoon donald trump seized on the