e-mail surprise that jolted her campaign. a minor mistake is a problem for troubleshooters. with the nra." and on women's health? "i would support legislation in pennsylvania that would ban abortion, and i would, i would suggest that we have penalties for doctors who perform them." pat toomey: does he really speak for you? majority forward is responsible for the content of this advertising. delaware valley's leading news program with jim gardner. we don't know the facts, which is why we are calling on the fbi to release all the information that it has. >> an angry hillary clinton responding to an october

surprise that costs her, her campaign and everybody else by surprise. it is about e-mails, this time on somebody else's computer. >> friday night and the story is the decision of the director of the fbi to review e-mails. this exploded after 2:00 with word james comey had written a letter to various chairmen informing them the fbi would review e-mails to see whether classified information had been mishandled. media reports revealed the e-mails were discovered on a computer belonging to clinton aide, huma abedin. she is the estranged wife of new york congressman, anthony weiner. the e-mails were discovered when agents were investigating. anthony weiner, again, for sending sexually explicit

messages to a 15-year-old girl, using the same computer. fbi director comey said nothing about that or what the review is looking into. tonight, hillary clinton called on comey to provide something more. >> so, the american people deserve to get the full and complete facts, immediately. the director, himself, has said he doesn't know whether the e-mails referenced in his letter are significant or not. >> july is when comey announced he would not bring charges against clinton while she was secretary of state. donald trump is seizing on this controversy as he did tonight in cedar rapids, iowa. >> i have had plenty of words about the fbi lately, but i give them great credit for having the courage to right this horrible wrong.

justice will prevail. >> let's continue this story with "action news" reporter, jeff chirico. mike pence was in bensalem, bill clinton was in reading. neatless to say, the fbi e-mail story is what everybody, at least those who attended were talking about. >> reporter: and the big question, jim, is whether this will sway voters. trump supporters at the pence rally were clearly elated and they hope it changes the race. >> we call on the fbi to immediately release all the e-mails pertinent to their reopened investigation. the american people have a right to know. >> reporter: it didn't take much for mike pence to fire up a rally in bensalem, pennsylvania. the latest chapter in hillary clinton's e-mail saga shows as polls show her leading in important battleground states. pennsylvania is still considered

too close to call. trump's fan base are encouraged. >> i lost faith in the fbi. it's restored. it was the right thing to dochlt. >> it made my day. it could swing the election. >> reporter: at a rally, bill clinton didn't mention the latest controversy. that has some worried. >> terrible. horrible. a gift to mr. trump. >> you don't want to hear this. this is like old news. >> reporter: clinton supporters say there's no wrong doing by secretary clinton and they don't think this october surprise will lead to a shocker on election day. >> most people know how they feel about the e-mail situation. >> yes. >> this more solidified which ever way you lean on the e-mail sector. >> reporter: in this wayning day of the campaign, you can expect both sides to pay plenty of attention to pennsylvania. vice president, joe biden, is

set to campaign for secretary clinton on monday night. donald trump may return to the philadelphia suburbs as early as tuesday. we are live on the art museum steps, jeff chirico, channel 6 "action news." jim? >> thank you. a federal official says it was a rare and serious engine malfunction that led to quite a scene today. an airline, an american airlines jet on fire in chicago o'hare. passengers rushing to evacuate the burning plane. one recorded his whole harrowing escape. >> go, go! >> video from hector showed some of the 161 passengers filing down the aisles to the emergency exits where they had to jump down the slides. when they made it down to the ground, they saw just how dangerous it all was. the right wing of the boeing 767 engulfed in flames.

american airlines says 20 passengers and a flight attendant were hurt. hours later, a fedex plane caught fire and blew up at the ft. lauderdale/hollywood airport in florida. witnesses caught it from several angles. they told authorities they think a landing gear collapsed. an inspection determined the cargo appears to be undamaged. the pennsylvania turnpike is back open after an electrical line was ripped down and brought traffic to a standstill for nearly 12 hours. actually a number of lines. a dump truck with its bed left up hit power lines. this happened here the oxford valley overpass at 7:00 this morning. a clean up effort shut down the expressway in bristol. it was one week ago tonight when violence broke out in the area around temple university.

tonight, security is out in force. dann cuellar is there. >> reporter: temple certainly does not want a repeat of what happened here last friday night. there is a heavy police presence here. as promised, temple beefed up the police presence along with philadelphia police by bike, by car and by horse, police saturated the area. >> if you are going to cause harm and hurt people, we are going to be out here and be ready and make arrests and stop it from happening. >> reporter: cell phone caught chaos that happened after 200 people promoted a meet up. it resulted in attacks on two temple students and two temple cops caught off guard. ultimately, four teens were arrested in the assaults. >> it was shocking. the number, i heard 200. that's a lot of people.

it made me nervous. >> reporter: it made a lot of people nervous. many are taking precautions. >> trying to be careful on campus. being cautious. >> i'm taking a self-defense class because the guy teaching does a lot of work at temple. i'm pretty comfortable. >> reporter: police have been monitoring social media. they found one posting there was going to be trouble here saturday night. they found it not to be credible. at temple university, i'm dann cuellar, channel 6 "action news." still to come on "action news," all the hugh mra. jamie apody takes us to the villanova wildcats and their new rings. all dressed up with somewhere to go. youngsters enjoy an early halloween. speaks of all dressed up -- >> i will explain why i'm so overdressed for the weather report and talk about some near record warmth on the way this

weekend in the accuweather seven day forecast. "action news" trouble shuder, nydia han joins us with a special report. >> the $19,000 typo. the next time you pay a bill online, be extra careful. getting a refund for overpayment may not be as easy as you think. >> that and more when "action news" continues. biden: this is what i know about katie mcginty - like me, she has pennsylvania working class roots, and she's never abandoned them. hard work. family. playing it straight. that's katie. and the ads attacking her? they're a bunch of malarkey. katie's career is about looking out for families like yours. creating jobs, keeping our environment safe. she's a wife, a mom, a basketball fan, a homework

supervisor. she's like you and she'll fight for you in the united states senate. i'm katie mcginty and i approve this message. i've always taken on the status quo. in harrisburg, they didn't like it when i stopped their perks and pushed for reform. as head of pennsylvania's third-largest county, i cut out wall street middlemen to protect pensions. now, as chairman of the pennsylvania commission on crime, i'm leading the fight to stop the epidemic of heroin and opioid abuse. as attorney general, i'll prosecute anyone who scams our seniors. and i'll hold the oil and gas companies accountable to keep our drinking water safe.

i'm josh shapiro. i'll be an attorney general who always fights for you.

today for the national anthem controversy at wednesday's home opener. sevyn streeter says she was prevented from singing because she wore a jersey with the words "we matter" on it. they said they made the wrong decision. septa union members are preparing as if the strike will happen in 72 hours. they were busy making picket signs at the union hall in northern liberties tonight. local 234 is threatening to walk off the job midnight monday

going into tuesday leaving bus, subway and trolley riders to fend for themselves. millions of americans pay their bills online. it's gotten to the point many don't think much about it. the next story will have you double and triple checking when you submit a payment online. nydia han is here to explain. >> it's bizarre. typos happen, right? we have all hit a wrong key stroke. you never made a mistake quite like this. wait until you hear the response from pgw when it came to giving their customer a refund. >> i don't want to tell people this happened to me. >> reporter: she says she accidentally hit the wrong key paying a bill online. typing a 3, instead of a decimal point. instead of paying $19.88, she paid $19,388. >> felt stupid. who does this? >> reporter: the mountain of

money went out of her checking account to philadelphia gas works. >> confirmed they had the money, a massive credit balance. >> reporter: they initially told her she would get a refund check in a few weeks. when the check never came, she called and got a different story. >> the only way to refund my money is reversing the funds to my bank. >> reporter: she did not use her debit or credit card. pgw says -- >> our system is like a mastercard tran saks. >> reporter: she did not pay by mastercard. >> it shows as that. we have to follow the procedures they have in place. she could have had her refund months ago. she decided not to issue the chargeback. >> reporter: she disputes that and says after months of wrangling, she set up a

conference call to make the chargeback happen. the bank says it is not possible for the bank to electronically initiate the reversal. the payment has been authorized and funds paid, we are unable to reverse a payment that has been accepted. the bank is saying you are asking the bank to do something it cannot do. what position does that leave your customer in? >> it's very unfortunate that she found a bank that is incapable of processing the charge back. >> reporter: they blame the bank and the american bankers association says the utility has to do the electronic refund. >> i don't care if it's pennies. it's my money. >> reporter: eight months after they realized their mistake, they received this letter from pgw's attorney offering to get a

refund check if they agree not to talk about it. >> it's important for people to know what happened. >> reporter: they did not accept that offer. after "action news" talked to them, they finally received an apology from pgw and this $19,317 refund check without signing a thing. they tell me this year is on track to issue 7,700 refounds without indent. they are glad they could get their story out as a warning to others. jim? >> good work. >> thanks. two of america's most beloved comedians brought their show to philadelphia. steve marr tin and martin short, complete with music. the best part of the show came when they were presented with glasses of champagne by cecily tynan. >> i didn't trip. that was my main goal. i got back to the station in time for "action news" at 11:00.

i was rushing in to get changed. >> didn't have time. >> you told me, wear it on the news. full disclosure. i'm feeling enormously overdressed right now. >> you look beautiful. >> thank you. sunday, you can go sleeveless on sunday. it's going to be warm enough for that. i feel overdressed. storm tracker 6 showing we have dry conditions, clear skies and temperatures are dropping quickly. philadelphia currently 46 degrees down from the high of 57. wilmington, 40. allentown, 36 degrees. reading, 37 and millville 36 degrees. it looks like it is going to be another frosty night in the suburbs. satellite 6 with action radar shows we have clear skies. to the north and west, high, thin clouds moving in. they will be moving in through the day tomorrow. tonight, clear skies, chilly, frosty for many in the suburbs. 41 degrees for center city and

tomorrow is one of the days we get the filtered sunshine, the milky sky with the high, thin clouds. temperatures warming up quickly. by 11:00, 56. 2:00, 69 and by 5:00 close to 70 degrees. then it gets warmer on sunday. future tracker showing by 3:00, a surge of air well into the 70s. 77 degrees. if we get enough sunshine, we could touch 80, which is one degree shy of the record high set back in the 1940s. then, the party is over by monday. future tracker showing sunday evening scattered showers and maybe a rumble of thunder with a cold front. behind that front, temperatures drop about 20 degrees by halloween. so the exclusive accuweather seven day forecast is a nice weekend, breezy and mild for the temple game.

sunday 80 degrees with showers. monday, halloween, a halloween chill. the high during the day, only 60. temperatures dropping for trick or treaters. tuesday, temperatures rebound mostly cloudy with a high of 62. look at wednesday. wednesday back into the 70s. 72 degrees back to 67 degrees on thursday and friday. clouds with a chance of showers and a high of 60 degrees. temperatures up near the record high on sunday. definitely a day for sleep. >> casual friday. you never heard of that. >> this is the opposite. >> thank you, cecily tynan. you have heard of going door-to-door for candy this time of year, how about car-to-car. they held a special halloween event in their parking lot. they dressed up and collected treats from folks who decorated their cars for the night in the channel 6 web mo automobile made

it to the party.

hillary clinton: far too many families today don't earn what they need and don't have the opportunities they deserve. i believe families deserve quality education for their kids, childcare they can trust and afford, equal pay for women, and jobs they can really live on. people ask me what

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what a line. welcome back to the screaming crowd. the banner will hang in the pavilion for eternity. the players got their rings. a dancing coach. then the crowd was treated to a surprise concert by whiz khalifa. >> i want you guys to give a big round of applause to this year's team. a concert right now. >> the key to beating the cowboys is stopping elliott. the birds have one less weapon to help them do so. logan is ruled out with a groin injury. the offense has been struggling lately. carson wentz not getting in thend zone like they were the first three games. they have to score.

>> i think it's added because of where we are in the standings. anytime we play them during the year, it's going to be a big game whether we are third and fourth. i'm sure they are the same. it's a lot of fun. football is supposed to be fun. this is going to be fun. the sixers host atlanta. they would love to see okafor and embiid in the lineup at the same time. they are boast on restrictions. embiid supposed to play 20 and okafor 14. cleveland leads the cub tonight. the university in glass borrow opened their doors tonight. rowan students hosted them at the chamberlain center. they showed off their moves on the dance floor. biden: this is what i know about katie mcginty -

like me, she has pennsylvania working class roots, and she's never abandoned them. hard work. family. playing it straight. that's katie. and the ads attacking her? they're a bunch of malarkey. katie's career is about looking out for families like yours. creating jobs, keeping our environment safe. she's a wife, a mom, a basketball fan, a homework supervisor. she's like you and she'll fight for you in the united states senate. i'm katie mcginty and i approve this message. when government bureaucrats refused to approve a cancer vaccine equally for both girls and boys, i stepped in to change that rule. when my own party held up recovery funds after sandy hit us, i took them on and won. and when veterans were forced to travel out of state for health care, i brought in new local clinics and expanded services.

but there's much more to do. my mission is to protect south jersey's way of life. i'm frank lobiondo and i approve this message. i'm frank lobiondo tonight, came back to life to give a special halloween tour in a home where he crafted many of his tales. it was here on north 7th street where he penned "the black cat. >> high school huddle next on "action news." "action news" continues at 5:30. for cecily tynan, jamie apody, ducis rodgers, the entire "action news" team, be careful. i'm jim gardner. have a good night.

announcer: "action news" is sponsored by bobs discount furniture, featuring mattress. buy in store or at mybobs.com. how about the spiral in the prom dress. high school huddle. i'm jeff skversky. the playoff race is heating up. we have playoff games in the city and a three-way tie for first place in delaware county. penn tonight trying to finish the regular season a perfect 10-0. high school huddle kicks off in 60 seconds. we kick off huddle with the

game of the week. the stakes are high tonight. a three-way tie for first place in delaware county in the central lead. they clinch at least a share of the division. let's go. darby looking to upset r rigley. gets his hands on it. 55 yardstick. ridley's "d" with four shutouts this year. minutes later, ridley wins by 0 30, 38-8 is the final. they get the win to advance, -1.

newton and springfield win as well to keep pace of the title. springfield coming off their first loss, trying to clinch a share of the division title. 20 seconds to go in the third. springfie springfield 24-17, they clinch a share of the division. into the touchdown. it's not enough. marple newton clinch a part of the division. >> let's go. >> fired up and red hot. opening drive, mason jones. they win 35-zip. they end the regular season, a perfect 10-0.

>> north penn fans are loud and proud on the road. it's worth the trip. three touchdowns in the first half alone including that. north penn wins 45-7 to finish the season 10-0 clinching home field advantage in the playoff. horn to a wide open michael. six points for number six. upper dublin wins 41-21. on defense trying to stay undefeated against cherokee. they have had trouble with cherokee. lost 7 of 8 to cherokee. 17-13, the final, keeping their perfect season alive. a lot to cheer about between 6-1, holy spirit and camden

catholic. one handed for camden catholic. 28-22 in their first meeting in five years. publicly kicking off the playoffs tonight. they have the first round byes. central says bye bye to kensington to kick off the postseason. it is all central today. they beat up sensington. scored a touchdown. central, 50-nothing. they play the winner of lincoln king. archbishop ryan. they air it out. johnny freeman touchdown. 35-14. 8-0, they play roman catholic next. >> one, two, three -- >> simon pulls off and takes a major bite out of defense. troy brown touchdown.