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action news delaware valleys leadingly newing news program with melissa magee, jeff skversky, sarah bloomquist and walter perez.in a little more t from now buses subways and trolleys could stop running in the city of philadelphia. septa workers are set to walk off the job if a deal is not reached by tomorrow night at midnight. that could leave tens of thousands of commuters scrambling to find a way around and sunday night and the big story on action news is the latest on septa's looming strike deadline. septa leaders and union officials met today trying to reach an agreement but so far no deal and means commuters are making back up plans in case as the clock ticks to midnight tomorrow and action news jeannette reyes is in center

city with the latest in the negotiations jeannette. >> reporter: walter and sar right in front where the negotiations have been taking place by all accounts these talks have been frustrating and tense with one side accused of storming out of bargaining sessions last night. now the only good news it seems that both sides say they are going to work through the next 24 hours to try and come up with an agreement. >> i'm very nervous, very nervous. >> reporter: the reality of a possible strike is starting to set in for hundreds of thousands of riders who depend on septa for all of their transportation needs. >> i don't agree with them going on strike because at the end of the day we have daycare we have to take our children to jobs to go to and it's just not fair. >> reporter: with hopes of a deal quickly diminishing and monday night deadline fast approaching looking for alternatives that are less than convenient. >> it's difficult like i'm trying to figure out now am going to stay with friends or

ride my bike and it's raining out riding bike in the rain is not great. >> what i'm going to do use uber and other resources if they do on strike. >> reporter: septa and 5700 works are sparring over issues like pension and healthcare and more contentious disagreements with over schedules, break times and driver fatigue. >> them getting what they want is warranted to shut the whole city down and makes it bad for everybody. >> reporter: yesterday's tense talks ended abruptly after the union says septa representatives stormed out of the bargaining session. in a statement the union said negotiations took a big step backward today as septa's bargaining representatives refused to address noneconomic issues affecting operator and public safety. some of the issues involved contractual provisions the union wants enforced but septa managers think they can ignore the contract and do as they please. we did talk to septa about those

claims that they stormed out of bargaining sessions and told me that was miss interpreted by the union how hopeful for an agreement to be reached they are cautiously optimistic jeannette reyes for 6abc. >> breaking news out of burlington county and police are investigating a death of a pedestrian and happened about an hour ago on 600 on rancocas in west hampton a man on the side of the road and the driver no where in site and the road is shut down to find out what happened and find the driver as well. 25 years ago tonight that a mischief arson spree put camdon in the national spotlight on october 30, 1991 more than 100 fires were set and dozens arrested. tonight camden police and leaders hosted event aimed at transforming mischief night into a celebration of community and this is called blue night and

it's marked by a celebration and family friendly events at york ship square and dozens of young people dressed up in costumes and got plenty of halloween candy. after an unusually warm late october sunday the skies opened cooling things and 16 and vine where you can see it was coming down in sheets at one point and it was tough to drive and navigate this guy on a bicycle that we spotted and strong enough to bring down a tree in merion on mount moral road until crews cleaned up the message with that said melissa magee is here with a check of the forecast. >> big changes ahead and quite warm for this day on our sunday with a high in philadelphia of 79 then we track that front that moved on through as the storm tracker 6 double live scan 3d on the front off new england and our coast and moving to the south and east and tapping into

a northwesterly wind on the backside of that so that will cool us down just in time for the start of our workweek. as those showers and storms moved on through we had strong winds reported philadelphia had a gust today of 48 miles per hour penn stock 54 miles per hour guest 51 in burlington and morristown had a gust with showers and storms at 51. the high in philadelphia 79 and right now 60 in the city but 44 in buffalo 48 in pittsburgh and tapping in a piece of the cooler air. wake up tomorrow and future tracker 6 and 6:00 and in the corridor 30s and 39 allentown and 34 in the poconos it's going to be cool for halloween and all the trick-or-treaters common and warming up mid-week and up and down as far as the temperatures are concerned for the first week of november and take a closer look for an exclusive accuweather forecast sar. >> all right melissa thank you a

body wrapped in a blanket was in fair montpark discovered by a passersby along the 2400 reservoir drive around 2:30. we are told by police it's so badly decomposed they are not quite sure of gender and will not know cause of death until an autopsy is completed, one dead and another critically injured and the victims were twin brothers and shooting happened out of a club on adam on the city's crescentville section and stemmed from a fight the gunman fired one shot at the twin striking both of them with the same bullet the survivor brother is in critical condition tonight. a six-year-old boy injured today after a parade float ran him over in point pleasant and walking on the parade route with his mother near bridge and bar ton avenues when he was hit and taken to jersey shore in napoleon tune no word at this

hour on his condition. well police in philadelphia are investigating yet another violent incident near the temple university campus this afternoon. they say someone opened fire with a paint ball gun from a building nearby. action news reporter christie ileto is live at the scene with details christie. >> reporter: walter if you look closely you can see the remnants of the paint balls fired from across the street and until 45 minute ago police were on scene focused on the home believing that is where the paint balls came from and several residents are shocked by the incident but some temple students say this issue has been on going, action news camera rolling as police cuffed this teen after they received multiple reports that someone was firing paint balls out of a home on 15th and diamond. temple university confirms to action news a temple student was hit. >> shooting a paint ball gun out the window. >> worries me and us. >> reporter: didn't need to go

to the hospital but morris lives next door to the home hours after the shooting >> we see them around but not usually parked out in front of our house standing guard or anything. >> it happened a couple weeks ago. >> reporter: tell action news they are surprised by the incident but some temple students say this is not new to the area. >> i was walking down this 16th street past school and i heard like people were yelling about paint ball kids with paint ball guns and i was walking further down the street and saw this girl covering her face. >> reporter: what happened here this afternoon doesn't surprise you. >> no. >> reporter: this comes about a week after police arrested four juveniles for what they compared to a flash mob of attacks on temple students near campus, earlier this month detectives in west philadelphia trying to pin the person firing pellets and paint balls at pedestrians near 52 and jefferson. >> recent things going on it's colder and less people are outside and things happen everywhere and you can be afraid or go out and continue living.

>> reporter: now the time of the incident temple university police did put out an alert there was activity in the area and as for the temple university student that was injured they did not go to the hospital and expected to be okay, reporting life here in north philadelphia christie ileto channel six action news. >> thank you the last full week of campaigning before election day and no one could have imagined the sudden turn this race has taken. new questions about hillary clinton's e-mail server have energized the trump campaign and sparked a vision in the highest levels of government and abc richard cantu reports. >> reporter: f.b.i. obtained a warrant to review e-mails found on the laptop of hillary clinton's top aid huma abedin and estranged husband anthony weiner and first discovered the e-mails potentially relayed to hillary clinton weeks ago but did not inform f.b.i. director james comey until last thursday and then he revealed the renewed

inquiry that has thrown the campaign for a loop. hillary clinton fighting donald trump. >> he is a downer. >> reporter: and james comey. >> it's strange to put something like that out with such little information right before an election. >> reporter: justice department officials had advised against alerting congress citing department tradition of not talking about on going investigation and not doing anything that would be seen as influencing an election in its final days for donald trump it's a late game win fall. >> now it's reported that the department of justice is fighting the f.b.i., that's because the department of justice is trying so hard to protect hillary clinton. >> reporter: comey caught in the cross fire. >> i think this was a terrible error in judgment but the director. >> reporter: in a scathel letter

harry wreath accuses f.b.i. director of being partisan and may have broken the law and comey has begun briefing lawmakers on the e-mail and tracking poll shows hillary clinton with donald trump down to one point richard cantu-abc new york. >> the f.b.i. does not know what is on the e-mails or whether they will turn out to be important the focus whether those e-mails contain classified information and whether they are tied to clinton's private e-mail server. meanwhile melania trump in a delaware valley this week to give her first campaign speech since the republican national convention wife of the republican candidate will appear at a gathering somewhere in the suburbs and last week with an interview she appeared surprised when her husband mentioned she will be giving several speeches and her speech is scheduled thursday and waiting to hear where it will happen. vice president joe biden will be in philadelphia campaigning for hillary clinton and urging people to get out and vote of

the democratic of the jefferson jackson autumn event and nancy pelosi will be there. homes in the region are decorated for halloween and check out this creepy place in delaware county. ♪ the front yard of the springfield home has been transformed into a graveyard it's complete with goblins and ghosts and creatures and this belongs to action dann cuellar and he loves to decorate his home every year to put a smile on his neighbors' faces. >> when it comes to halloween dann doesn't play. much more to come on action news tonight new questions are being raised about a popular feature on snapchat with a crash where the driver was going 115 miles per hour. a target for hackers is causing mayhem for dispatchs and

it infects your phone and calls 911 over and over and what to look for to make sure it does not happen to you. eagles battling dallas and jamie apody has an update when action news comes right back.

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owhat we value, how we treato others. and now they're looking to see what kind of leaders we choose. who we'll entrust our country and their future to. will it be the one respected around the world, or the one who frightens our allies and emboldens our enemies? the one with the deep understanding of the challenges we face, or the one who is unprepared for them? a steady hand? or a loose cannon? common sense and unity, or drama and division? a woman who's spent her life helping children and families, or a man who's spent his life helping himself?

our children are looking to us. what example will we set? what kind of country will we be? hillary clinton, because we're stronger together. i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message. shaken central italy destroys homes and churches and approximately 20 people suffered minor injuries no deaths reported and 6.6 earthquake crumbled buildings in a town also hit by a powerful earthquake back in august. and it was the strongest in italy in 36 years. among the structure that had been lost are old churches bell towers and remnants of culture and history and thousands of people have also been left homeless. fresh concerns tonight about the speed filter feature on snapchat after a user was clocked at 115 miles per hour

moments before a horrific crash video from inside that car in tampa this week video that recorded the final moments of a young couple's life just after this post the car crossed the median and slammed head on into a mini van the driver and his passenger killed. the snapchat feature allows users to show and post their speed. it's a feature that many say encourages dangerous behavior. a snapchat spokesperson says they discourage users from using the feature. philadelphia's wills eye hospital is the oldest facility in the country and lost a federal appeal to keep the official hospital status and it's now officially an ambulatory surgery center and means by the end of next month wills eye will no longer be able to care for patients who require more than 24 hours of care and medicare and medicaid services ruled in february they should lose status bath most procedures are outpatient procedureprocedu.

causing problems for dispatchers and hackers are taking control of the phone and 9 # 111 and bogus calls and people who need it cannot get through and we have the full story. >> reporter: it was an otherwise normal night in washington when 911 operators thought they had a catastrophe on their hands. >> all the sudden the phones went off the hook. >> reporter: no emergency it was a hoax fueled by a malicious hack taking over people's cell phones when they clicked on this link being spread on twitter andrea clicked and lost control of her own phone. >> it started calling 911 like crazy and i couldn't stop and kept clicking the end button and nothing was happening and recalling. >> reporter: she is in florida where 911 operators were hid the broward warning of the major public safety issue and washington state a 18-year-old

man has been arrested for investigation of data service interference and says he claimed the link after getting it elsewhere. law enforcement warning the same link being spread nationwide and once you click the only way to stop your phone from calling 911 is to fully power it off. >> that was neil reporting more to come on action news and trick-or-treaters have been taking their costumes for a test drive and thank you for sharing your pictures and show you some of the best coming up. metrologist melissa magee has the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast and much cooler out there tonight when action news comes right back.

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accuweather forecast a bit of a roller coaster this coming week. >> oyes and definitely cooler on halloween for trick-or-treaters and we were up and down for october and storm tracker six and live double scan radar and it's dry, no issues with

precipitation after that front moved through earlier this evening and did have strong to severe showers and storms. we are nice and calm for the rest of tonight. we will show you the picture outside and scan six live and hd from temple university camera looking at city hall. we've got a partly cloudy to mostly clear sky and temperatures are still on the mild side and start to cool down with the northwest wind through the overnight hours, it was warm for the month of october and reading had a new record high of 83, you tied a record in ac today 80 was the high in allentown and philadelphia 79 well above the average of 62 and 78 was the high in wilmington. earlier today we had a southwest wind which is why the numbers are well above average and tapping in a northwest wind flow in the wake of the front that moved through and 60 in philadelphia, just 56 in reading, 44 in the poconos at the coast in cape may 63 down in dover also coming in the lower 60s. here is satellite 6 along with

action radar there is the front that is moving on m our coastlie and you notice some breaks in those clouds across up state new york and portions of pennsylvania they will continue to do so throughout the rest of tonight with a mostly clear sky and northwesterly wind and 12 hours breezy and turning cooler and 40 in the suburbs and 46 in philadelphia for the overnight now. future tracker 6 you can see 6:00 in the morning numbers along the 95 corridor only in the 40s. so a big difference extra layer might be needed and 39 allentown and 47 in dover. as we go throughout the day ample sunshine by the afternoon but temperatures only in the 50s 56 philadelphia, 55 allentown and wild wood. north and west of 95 corridor in lehigh valley a nice mix of sun and clouds and high temperature coming in at 56 and center city tomorrow early clouds afternoon

sun high coming in at 58 average this time of year is 62 so below the mark come tomorrow. along the coast as we go down the shore tomorrow mostly sunny with north to northwesterly wind at 10-14 miles per hour and temperature coming in at 56. but it's all about halloween on this monday. we have trick-or-treater forecast and mostly clear and chilly for the kids and it's 56 and throughout the evening numbers in the upper 40s so definitely a chill in the air for all of those venturing out tomorrow night cooler on monday with the afternoon sun high at 58, sunshine and clouds on tuesday not bad in at 62. warmer on wednesday and plenty of sunshine in at 72 for a high. on thursday it's mild with afternoon showers and 74 and the wake of that on friday it's sunny and cooler 60, clouds and showers possible next saturday and at 60 and sunday partly

sunny with a high temperature coming in at 59 so you can see those numbers all over the board but it's cooler come tomorrow guys. >> okay melissa thank you and tomorrow at 11:00 action news surprising discovery that could effect your healthcare, here is a preview. >> action investigative reporter nurses on the front lines of the medical industry but could some of them be putting their patients at risk our investigation found an alarming number of them are being disciplined for drugs or alcohol. >> all narcotics are accessible to you. >> a nurse tells us about her downward spiral into addiction and how she was caught that is tomorrow on action news at 11:00. ♪

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