>> garch, -- good afternoon it is sunday october 30th. i'm nydia han. >> good afternoon i'm gray hall, new jersey drivers enjoy

the last days of some of the cheapest gas in the nation. >> the eagles are in big d for a showdown with the cowboys. first, though, the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, warm today but we'll have to bundle up tomorrow. it's like 100 degrees, it's unbelievabley warm. i can't believe the numbers i'm going to show you. it's midday the day before halloween it's 77 degrees in allentown. 76 in millville. 78 in dover, atlantic city checking in at 76 degrees. the wider view showing you can see the cooler numbers to the north, cold front approaching from the northwest. buffalo down to 49. you have a windchill, as well. binghamton, 51. 76 in richmond, 71 in pittsburgh, there's our 72.

there's so much instability so much heat buildings we're starting to see a broken line of impressive thunderstorms developing across western pennsylvania this afternoon. you can see the lightens strikes we have the lightning counter on and we're picking up anywhere from 40 to 90 lightens strikes within 15 minute increments there. that's the cold front pushing through later this evening. sun and clouds, warm, 80 degrees that's the forecasted high for today. this evening, we've added wording to the forecast here we're allowing for a gusty evening thunderstorm. appears some of the storms could contain winds of 45 to 50 miles per hour. again with all the halloween decorations out there, that could blow things around a little bit here. when i come back we'll talk about that and the cooler weather heading this way in time for halloween. guys. >> only 36 hours remain before the contract runs out for workers in septa's city

division. thousands say they will hit the picket lines if they do not have a new deal by the end of deadline. >> members of the 234 got their picket signs ready on friday, will they use them or is a settlement around the corner. "action news" reporter, bob brooks is at the negotiating site in center city. bob, septa riders crossing their fingers this afternoon. >> reporter: they don't want this to happen. we're he had sheraton, the talks are supposed to resume. if you have any indication of how the negotiations are going, look at the union website. they say it's going backwards. if septa workers go on strike there's a common reaction. >> it's stinks. >> reporter: more than 400,000 riders depend on septa to get around everyday. that includes jackie harris.

she lives in west philadelphia and comes into center city everyday. >> how are you we supposed to get around, most of us don't drive. that's not cool. >> reporter: of you to stay home a whole lot more. >> i'm not going to enjoy that. >> reporter: brandon uses septa and following along with negotiations he doesn't like what he heard. >> reporter: do you think there will be a strike? >> yeah. >> reporter: more bad news, the union put out a press release yesterday. negotiations took a step backwards, bargaining representatives refused to address issues affecting operators and public safety. there's two days to get the contract done. if the strike happens here's what will stay running so you can make adjustments.

if you look at the screen, here's what's running regional rail line they are the only option in and around the city. norristown high speed line, trolley 101 and 02, the lucy and the cct connect. back out here, they say the workers say is if they are striking on november 8th, they will continue to strike. bob brooks, channel 6 "action news." back to you. >> speaking of election day with only nine days to go 2016 presidential race a to toss up. >> abc tracking pole shows one point separating hillary clinton and donald trump. a third of the likely voters say they are less likely to vote for clinton given the fbi's disclosure that it is looking into her e-mails again. >> and clinton is pushing back at fbi director james comey for sending his letter to congress

so close to the election. she challenging comey to give poor details. >> voters deserve to get full and complete facts. so we've called on director comey to explain everything right away, put it all out on the table. >> reporter: sources say comey was under by the justice department not to issue a letter because doing so would be inconsistent with the department policy that directs against actions that be seen influencing the election. donald trump applauded the fbi's directors latest action as he accused the justice department of mettling in the matter. >> now there's a report that the department of justice is fighting with the fbi. that's because the department of justice is trying trying their t

to protect the criminal activity of hillary clinton. trump also repeated his claim that the voting system is rigged and under his supporters to watch voters. a trump supporter in iowa has been arrested for voting twice in early voting there. >> mike pence is soundings off about the newest e-mail controversy. he told a rally in north carolina the fbi did the right thing by informing congress of its second look at the hillary clinton e-mails. he said clinton could end the e-mail croafer -- controversy by releasing thousands of the e-mails missing. vice president joe biden will be in pennsylvania tomorrow campaigning for hillary clinton. he sharply criticized donald trump. last night at a rally in reno, nevada he told the crowd that trump's comments show he doesn't

know or respect women and that includes the american people. you never know when news breaks, you can download the 6abc politics app that will keep you coffered through the november 8 election. an argument outside a bar in the crescentville section of philadelphia end in a double shooting and one man is dead. the action cam was at the scene on adams avenue. a man involved in the argument pulled out a gun and fired it into the air and then at the men. one bullet hit two men kidding one and critically injuring the other. philadelphia police are looking for the man who gunned down a man sitting in his car this morning old york road at 5:30 a.m. they found the victim with a bullet wound to the head. he was pronounced dead at the scene. from our new jersey

newsroom you may see crowds at new jersey gas stations a gallon of gallons will skyrocket by 23 cents a gallon. aaa says prices in jersey are already ten cents higher than last year. on election day, voters will be asked if the new revenue from the gas tax should be dedicated solely to transportation improvements. no deaths have been reported, but there are injuries after a powerful earthquake in italy. it struck near where a deadly quake hit in august. the 6.2 magnitude quake was 100 miles northeast of rome. the quake sent nuns scrambling from a cathedral. 90% of the homes have been destroyed there. the quake back in august killed 300 people there were two after

shocks to that quake just last week. turkey fired more than ten thousand civil servants and shut down are 15 media outlet's through an emergency decree. it came in the wake of a failed coup in july. civil servants are connectedded to having links to a muslim cleric living in northeastern pennsylvania. eagles take on dallas, when it comes to rivalries, it doesn't get better than that. e-a-g-l-e-s. eagles nation gave the birds a big welcome when they arrived in the big d. we'll hear more from the birds coming up in sports. >> it will be an exiting game, everyone will be watching. >> we have an exiting story as

an american astronaut ends her four months in space, researchers have the new finding on the impact of space on humans. safety experts put vehicle headlights to the test and the resulting report card is not very good. meteorologist chris sowers has the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast when "action news" continues. a

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three crew members from the international space station are back on planet earth. they landslided in kazakhastan early this morning. their return ends a 1215 day mission filled -- 115 day mission filled with experiments

and photography. this weather is a little bit out of this world, right? >> reporter: kneel walked in in- neil our floor guy walked in and said it's kind of chilly out here, i said walk outside. very warm the day before halloween. we're seeing temperatures in the mid to upper 70s it's only midday. beautiful shot, the commodor barry bridge, just a few high, thin clouds upstairs, that's about it. the radars are clear, that will be changing later on, as well. most of the day is dry, although later this evening, we'll be past 5:30 p.m. or 6:00 p.m. the broken line of thunderstorms or showers will move through. dewpoint, 56. pressure holding steady. winds light out of the southwest at 9 miles per hour. look at the numbers, 77 in reading and allentown. lancaster, 78. dover, 78. millville, 76. trenton, 74.

even the shorepoints running anywhere from 69 to 76 degrees, actually have a little bit of a bay breeze developing in cape may and the villas. 24 hour temperature change anywhere from so to 21 degrees warmer than the exact same time yesterday. we're doing something right today. it's nice out there. satellite and radar cold front out through here will put an ends to the party later this evening. you can see a broken line of showers and thunderstorms. you can see the line segments starting to develop. storm prediction center came out with a statement saying the lines could hold together and produce strong, gusty winds. the storms are racing by moving to the east at 45 miles per hour. they will not last long. some of you could see a gusty thunderstorm laisht this afternoon and evening -- later this afternoon and evening. you'll see a broken line of storms approaching, the western suburbs the oranges and reds

indicate heavy rains and strong gusty winds. could get into the city by 7:00 p.m. it's not going to last very long, it's down to the jersey shore, by 9:30. winds shift out of the northwest all of a sudden the colder air works into the region. the numbers will fall off a cliff tomorrow morning. sun and clouds, warm, 80 degrees, that's the forecasted high. some locations are close to that now. winds out of the west/southwest 15 miles per hour. be on the look out for evening thunderstorm some of it could be gusty, otherwise partly cloudy and cooler. 39 degrees outlying suburbs, 45 for center city. the call for halloween, the high on halloween is 57 or forecast. the trick-or-treat forecast shows the numbers dropping. 535 degrees by 6:00 p.m. 49 for the city of philadelphia. it will be chilly for the trick or treaters tomorrow bundle them

up. 58 on halloween. 62 on tuesday, tuesday is a nice day. wednesday and thursday, we get into that you be seasonable warm air again, 72, 74. maybe a late-day shower thursday and friday and saturday another cold front slides in, but we're only seeing cooler changes not colder changes highs in the low 60s, beautiful stuff out there, guys. >> love it. thank you chris. just ahead on "action news," new medical evidence showing the end of daylight savings time could be a drag on our health. "action news" continues after the break.

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going up to 80. and it is gray hall's birthday, everybody go on facebook and twitter and wish my work husband happy birthday. >> you're too sweet. thank you. in "healthcheck" this noon we'll fall back in a week switching the clock back to standard time. the number of people diagnosed with depression in denmark rises immediately after the transition. the rise is too high to be coincidental. the extra hour of daylight doesn't help our moods and it is dark when we get home dampening our moods. studying astronauts in space causes there spine to shrink. 6 astronauts who sent 4 to 7

months on the international space station took part in the study. astronauts have long complained of pain and spinal disease. a woman had a historic birth at a massachusetts hospital. she was the first baby born at tuffs medical center. she went into labor before doctors could do a c-section. >> she was born in a place where a lot of people go to pass on. she brought light into that part of the world. >> doctors hope the mother's heart recovers and if it does not be they will implant a term nanlt defibrillator into her heart. halloween not a big deal in the u.s., this is tokyo, the district vehicles -- version of

time square filled with tens of thousands of costumes. halloween is increasingly popular in japan with young and old enjoying chance to dress up and have fun. >> i've been there many times, it's always animated, but not as colorful as that video. much more to come on "action news," including sports. >> cleveland indians are one win away from a world series, since harry truman was in the white house. details straight ahead. >> so glad you stayed with us

in sports, champagne will be on ice tonight. the cleveland indians could win their first world series since 1948. the indians crushed the cubs 7-2

last night in chicago. cleveland leads the series 3 games to 1. here's jamie apody with the eagles cowboys showdown. >> reporter: good morning, it's a place we love to hate and place they love to play. the eagles have landed in dallas for tonight's date with the cowboys and the birds got a warm welcome from pleasant of fans who -- plenty of fans who flocked to the team hotel to cheer them on. first place is on the line and the guys are ready to go. >> it's fun coming down here, i want to go out there and play our game, nothing else. go out there and have fun and show up for the night game. >> flyers wanted to get off to a fast start against the penguins last night. they did, up 2-0 in the first period. and then this happened. the penguins scordz not once -- scored not once, not twice, three times in 55 seconds.

two by sydney nikita cross -- sydney crosby. oh, those pervingy pesky penguins. embiid and okafor got to play for 2 minutes. impede was the lone bright spot. the rest of the guys didn't show up. 22 turnovers helped the hawk to a win. penn state's upset with ohio was so big, how do they get up for purdue. it was quiet in there, the game tied at 17. the day belong to barclay who

rushed for a career high 207 yards including this 81-yard run the first play of the 4th quarter. penn state to runaway with it, 62-24. they are bowl eligible for the third straight season. temple owls looking to win their straight game hosting cincinnati yesterday. students came dressed for the occasion. philip walker, threading the needle to bryant. armstead rushed for 222 yards. he had to work for this one. someone get him in there, any one? okay, good. jihad thomas rushed for 251 yards. temple is bowl eligible at 6-3. delaware and penn winners yesterday. have a great sunday. >> another half-hour of "action news" is just ahead. lawyers for bill cosby argue his

eyesight could jeopardize his defense in a sexual assault trial. uber driver kidnaps a woman we'll have those stories when "action news" comes right back.

i served under president bush and obama. i fought the taliban. i was asked to form a global coalition to counter isil. when someone makes the comment that they know more about the islamic state or isil than do the generals, it implies a complete ignorance of the reality. but i believe secretary clinton really understands the threat that the islamic state poses to the united states and to the american people. and i believe she understands how to wield american power to ultimately defeat this threat and to keep us safe. i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message. >> happening right now on "action news," thousands of commuters are crossing their fingers and coming up with a

plan b in case there's a septa strike tomorrow at midnight. a customer's said her typo turned into a 19,000-dollar overpayment to a local utility. getting it back, not easy, troubleshooters step in to help. >> those stories, but first let's go outside to meteorologist chris sowers. >> reporter: i feel like playing a round of golf. it's beautiful out here, temperatures in the 70s. there's a nice relaxing gentle breeze. it's great out here. numbers wise north and west of center city. pottstown, 74. warrington, 78. coatsville, 78. chester, 74. center city, checking in at 72. 82 right now in gandys beach. 77 in vineland. glassboro, 72. dover, 79. smyrna, 76 degrees, the day before halloween those numbers are amazing for this time of

year. satellite and radar cold front approaching from the northwest. you can see the showers and embedded thunderstorms starting to build and some of that will get in here very late this afternoon into the evening hours and bring with it a lot cooler air and a gusty breeze. future tracker 6, 7:30, the broken line of showers and thunderstorms will be over center city. note we're not seeing the reds, we're seeing oranges and a couple of specks of reds. that means the weather will not turn severe until -- notice how long and skinny the line is. it will be a half-hour until it moves through. that's the only threat of rain for the entire week. there's 30% chance of showers thursday, that's a weak and unorganized frontal system. if that doesn't make it in here, the entire week we'll be dry once we get past this evening. it's a beautiful weekend, get out and enjoy.

big changes heading this way tomorrow. the forecast changes sharply and you will need something with sleeves. i'll give you the details in just a few minutes. >> the clock is ticking down to a threatening strike of service in the city. five thousand workers of 234 of the transit workers union will walk out tomorrow at midnight if there is no new contract. bob brooks is live in center city where the talks are due to happen later today. thousands of individuals are hoping something is reached today. >> reporter: that's right, we're at the sheraton in center city. again, talks are supposed to resume. if you want any indication how the negotiations are going, look at the union website and read the news letter. it states that the negotiations are going backwards. as it stands we have today and tomorrow to get a new contract between workers and septa orioles there will be a strike -- or else there will be a strike. it will take effect tuesday

12:01 a.m. 5700 employees are prepared to do the strike. for those who we spoke to today who use septa have been following along with negotiations as well, they little hope things will get fixed by then. >> i don't think it's going to happen. >> reporter: you think there's going to be a strike? >> yeah. >> how we supposed to get around, everybody don't drive, that's not cool. every year they come up with something. >> reporter: there you hear how upset people are, if the strike does happen, here's what will stay open. look at your screen 'prepare for the proper adjustments, the regional rail line will be the only option in and around the city, the norristown high speed line and the suburban bus and trolley routes, 101 and 102, th.

reporting live from center city, bob brooks, channel 6 "action news." >> thank four the update. turning to the race for the white house on abc this week vice presidential nominee tim kaine and trump's campaign manager kellyanne conway gave different views on the fbi's decision to look at hillary clinton's e-mails. contain said it broke campaign guidelines. you don't know what else in the e-mails -- what's in the e-mails how do you know it won't change his conclusion? >> this was a lengthy investigation, a very long and elaborate investigation not a slap dash one, not a short one. the conclusion they reached as director comey said to congress it was not even close and that conclusion was very unequivocal,

no reasonable prosecutor would do anything about it. >> hillary clinton can put it to rest today by asking huma abedin what's in the e-mails. we know this is an investigation because her husband is sexting a 15-year-old girl in north carolina. it's not the trump campaign or a vast conspiracy. kellyanne conway said the investigation could tip the race in trump's favor making the race a virtual tie. 38 states cast votes early. on the the republican side newt gingrich was urging people to get out to vote as well as every county in georgia had a voapght center open yesterday. >> camden county investigators

are investigating a shooting involving a police officer. police stopped a driver, but he drove off. he was stopped and took off hitting a parked cars after the crash, the driver was shot in the leg as he struggling with the officer. a resident said she saw the pick up driver being taken away by medicine i medics. >> he had a knee wrapped up in white tape or something own a stretcher. >> the officer is on administrative leave while the investigation continues. car owners hope insurance will cover the repairs. three teens are under arrest for the murder of a teenager in bucks county we told you about the shooting yesterday morning. the suspects a 15-year-old and 16-year-old were out to rob lewis.

he played football at penn ridge high school and graduated last year. he got into an argument with the teenagers. bill cosby's lawyers said he is legally blind and can not defend himself in his own sexual assault trial. he cannot identify his accusers. he is charge in connection with a 2004 incident involving andrea constan. a maryland uber driver has been charged with kidnapping a passenger that passed out in his car, he picked up a woman at a washington, d.c. bar earlier this month. the man he is talking about was supposed to take the woman to her home, but instead he took her to motel room. a short time later he allegedly used her credit card in a convenience store nearby. uber said he has been banned from the ride sharing service. days are getting shorter, that means more driving in the

dark. a leading safety group said you may not get much from your headlights. the late test gave poor marks to pick up trucks, the chevrolet colorado was the worst performer, while honda ridge line performed best. most drivers will scwinlt into into -- squint into the darkness. millions of us pay our bills online. a customer said she made a major typo in paying her pgw bill online. wait until you hear the response from the utility when it came to giving her a refund. >> i didn't want to tell people this happened to me. >> reporter: debby said she accidently hit the wrong key when paying a bill online. typing a 3 instead of a decimal point. instead of 19.88.

she paid $19,388. >> i felt stupid. >> reporter: the mountain of money went out of her checking account to philadelphia gas works. >> they confirmed they had the money. they had this massive credit balance. >> reporter: and debby said they would get a refund check in a few weeks. when the check never came she called pgw and got a different story. >> the only way they would refund my money was by reversing the funds to the bank. >> reporter: the money came directly out of her checking account like cash. pgw says. >> our system said it was processed as a mastercard traction. >> it arrived in our system as a mastercard transaction. him miss l up tz could have had her refund months ago. >> but lutz disputes that and

said she set up a conference call with pgw and the bank to make the charge back happen. the bank said it is not possible for the bank to electronically initiate a have south south -- . so the bank is saying you're asking the bank to do so it cannot do, what position does that leave your customer in? >> it's unfortunate for our comfort that has found a bank that is incapable of charging a bank back. the banking association said the utility that has to initiate this kind of of electronic refund. 8 months after they realized their mistake and asked for a refund him they received this

letter offering to send the couple a refund check if they agreed not to talk about it. >> basically they are bullied. i think it's important that people know what happened. >> reporter: so the lutz' did not septa offer. the good news after the "action news" talked to pgw they received an apology and the 19,317-dollar refund check without sign ago thing. while pgw said this year they are on track to issue 707,000 refunds, the family says they are glad to have got theirs. michelle obama gets the honor of christening the navy's newest addition. philadelphia museum of art has a new exhibition and

philadelphia is the only stop in the u.s. taking a live look outside, chris sowers says it's lovely outside, so you better get out there. we'll have more after the break. 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. like me, she has pennsylvania working class roots, biden: this is what i know about katie mcginty - 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. others are hurt after a shooting at a halloween party in upstate new york before 1:00 a.m. this morning. one victim was reportedly a high school senior. right now police don't know if there was one gunman involved or multishooters. first lady, michelle obama had the honor of launching a new ship in the navelleet. active service was began on the navy's newest submarine built in rhode island and connecticut.

>> chris sowers said it's so nice outside he is putting on t-shirt and guns. >> reporter: play a round of golf. and no guns showing today. a gorgeous afternoon, i hope you get outside and enjoy it. the eagles don't play until tonight. there's the opportunity to get out and enjoy it. the weather is cooperating it's a splendid sunday across the viewing area. get out and enjoy it because things will come to an end, at least the warm weather comes to an end tomorrow halloween. 08 degrees, the record is 81. we're within record territory. it depends on the sky cover, whether or not we see more sun than clouds the rest of the way as to whether we hit 80 or 81. 61 is where we started out this morning. 78 in lancaster. reading and allentown, 77. 72 for wilmington and

philadelphia. dover, 78. and millville, 76 degrees. you can clearly tell tell where the front is situated at this point. it's cutting through the ohio and tennessee valleys. it's just now moving through the poconos. temperatures in the 40s up to the north. 70s 80 saturdays to the south. 45 in bismarck, 80s in new orleans and 76 in little rock. we have a huge area of high pressure we have a canadian high dropping south over the next 12 to 24 hours, it will bring us a one day cold shot. the numbers retreat and warm up again in the upcoming peek. upcoming week. here's philadelphia, we have a frontal system to the north, and we have high to the south. today the warm air wins the battle. tomorrow this high bullies its way south and the cold air wins the battle. by the time we get into tuesday

and wednesday, this strengthen also and shows its muscle again, and boom, we get into a warm pattern. the weather barn will flip back and forth the next few days, you'll see that in a few minutes, going up and down, up and down, 780 to 80 for philadelphia. 7 in -- 76 in allentown. tonight, 58 in allentown. overnight tonight as the frontal system crosses the area, we drop into the upper 30s. 80 degrees today, 39 tomorrow morning. reading, 38. 34 in the poconos, 44 for philadelphia. trenton, 41. again that will set up a very chilly halloween. 55, 56 for tomorrow, give or take, reading, 53. allentown, this is 4:30 p.m. when all the trick-or-treaters are getting ready to head out. by the end of trick-or-treating, 9:00 p.m., trenton, 43.

millville, 45. unseasonably warm today, blustery and chilly tomorrow. dover, millville, 80. trenton, 75 degrees. toms river, 77. yeerchlt tonight there will be -- overnight tonight there will be a strong, gussy thunderstorm that's the -- gusting thunderstorm, that's the frontal system passing through. 39 in allentown, 45 in philadelphia. 42 in millville. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, up and down, up and down, 80. 58 tomorrow. next warmup, wednesday, 72. thursday, 74. >> remember you can get the seven-day forecast and check storm tracker 6 live at any time of the day at dark/weather. a ground-breaking exhibit has opened at the philadelphia museum of art. detailed revolution in mexico in artistic not a political one. philadelphia actually the only stop in the u.s. for the show.

david murphy has more in 6abc loves the arts. >> reporter: the exhibition is called point the revolution, it explores the dynamic change in mexican art over four decades from the mexican revolution from 1910 through 1950 is if the aftermath of world war ii. the story tells the story of a generation of mexican artists and how their work shaped modern art around the world. >> altogether they show the multifaceted history in one of the greatest chapters in history of modern art. >> reporter: there are 280 pieces from 70 artists from paintings to photographs to drawings. >> they convey artistic change against a backdrop of social and political transformation. you can see the work of three

prominent you mural i muralists. >> he premiered a hybrid form of a mural. he painted two stories about mexican realities and the lives of the mexican people. his wife, frieda calo was pivotal in the movement. >> she made extremely interesting pictures of her own experience as a mexican artist in traveling in the states. philadelphia is the only u.s. showing. >> for me this is a once in a lifetime project. i'm very excited. >> reporter: paint the revolution is on view through january 8. go to the arts in philly.org or 6abc.com/6abc loves the arts for other area events. for 6abc loves the arts, i'm david murphy.

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>> so glad you stayed with us on this sunday, this is sky6 live hd taking you live outside, temple university camera overlooking the center city skyline there, boy oh, boy enjoy today. it's going to be a great one. nydia han excited about this one, today is national candy corn day. it's one of the most popular candy of halloween. it was invented in the 1800s at the wonderly candy company if philadelphia. the price of candy corn 25 cents. today it sells for 8.995-pound. candy corn is behind chocolate when it comes to favorite halloween treats. >> i do like candy corn. long go, fire companies had dogs to protect the horses. smoky has made a difference in the few weeks he's been at station number 5. >> everybody is happy.

so you come back from a tough run or the ones that test your patience and you come back in a good mood knowing you have a pup running out of the of the kitchen to come you mean and greet you. >> the new job is good for smoky. after his original owner died he ended up at a kill shelter in arizona. when they were looking for a comfort dog they found out about smoky and they knew they had to have him. the community raised the money for his trip to toledo and food and veterinary care. everyone says it's worth every penny. we'll be right back. donald trump : i love the old days;

you know what they used to do with guys like that when they were in a place like this? they'd be carried out on a stretcher, folks. and you can tell them to go f--- themselves! i could stand in the middle of 5th avenue and shoot somebody and i wouldn't lose any voters, okay? it's like incredible. when mexico sends its people, they're bringing drugs, they're bringing crime, they're rapists. you know, you could see there was blood coming out of her eyes, blood coming out of her wherever... you gotta see this guy - ahh, i don't know what i said, ahh. "i don't remember." he's going like, "i don't remember!"

our children and grandchildren will look back at this time... ...at the choices we are about to make. the goals we will strive for. the principles we will live by. and we need to make sure that they can be proud of us. i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message.

"action news," negotiations are expected to resume between union and septa officials. if there is no deal, bus, trolley and subway workers 234 will go on strike 12:01 a.m. tuesday. septa has a contingency plan for riders. eagles are playing a big football game philadelphians like to hate dallas cowboys. e-a-g-l-e-s carson wentz and -- eagles, carson wentz and zack press scot. >> reporter: at a young age you learn to hate the cowboys. we have a line form here, we're seeing gusty winds with

the showers and thunderstorms. some of them will roll through late this afternoon into the evening. gusty winds and brief period of rain. "fyi philly" next on channel 6. "action news" continues at 6:00 p.m. for gray hall, and chris sowers and the entire "action news" team, i'm nydia han we'll see you back here next weekend. 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.

and i'm erin o'hearn. tonight on fyi philly. this is worth the stop in. planning a night out? we've got you covered! fabulous. get crafty at a new spot that blends a board, a brush and a bottle of wine. philadelphia needs this! we taste a center city menu that would make any butcher blush. that is so good! run down a list of cheap eats that will make you salivate while you save. we're at the please touch museum. plus we celebrate a milestone for a local landmark. hi everybody and welcome to fyi philly. we are at the please touch museum here at memorial hall in fairmount park. it's an amazing setting and they are celebrating their 40th birthday. that's the new 30. so they are just getting started. there's a birthday bash in the works for this philly landmark and we'll have more on that a little later. but first it's a party of a different kind. a new spot with music nearly every night. and no cover charge. ever!