>> good morning everyone, it is 4:00 a.m., friday, november 4. "action news" is on early to help you get ready of day four of the septa strike. fast acting firefighters made all the difference for two young children trapped in a burning high. a driver killed a pedestrian near a high school at the jersey shore. police have clues. a pair in a pick up wanted to get pulled over, the traffic stop may have saved a woman's life. annie mccormick and karen rogers have coverage of the septa strike.

first up, david murphy has the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast. >> reporter: we have rain that missed the center of the region, we had sprinkles and thunderstorms down south. now we have clouds in place, we expect them to break up quickly today and we are expect be them to transition to a decent amount of sunshine. 54 in philadelphia. 52 in wilmington.55 in millvill. the wind are come out of the northwest. him for a portion. day they will be blustery. 52 by 10:00 a.m., 54 by noon. 64 degrees that's it. 6:00 p.m., we're back down to 53 degrees, it's going to be chilly for the evening commute we're stuck with the same sort of pattern as we go through the weekend, breezy and cool. a bunch of stuff happening this weekend we'll cover it all.

>> reporter: it's another day with no buses, subways or trollies with the septa strike continuing today. yesterday we had 30 minute delays on the regional rails, we had issues with the media/elwyn overcrowding, overall the delays yesterday morning were not as bad, i wonder if people might take off, make it a long weekend to avoid the problems we'll see what happens. looking at the vine street expressway, at broad street. it's quiet right now. you might want to head out right now to avoid the gridlock we've seen in center city with so many people driving to work. the delays in the city are back on the ben. we've seen jammed conditions on the ben, not happening right now because it's early. i-95 no problems, schuylkill expressway looking good, 42 no issues so far on a friday morning. >> status quo with the septa

strike, annie mccormick is following efforts to end it live at the sheraton in center city. >> reporter: both sides continued to talk through a state meade area but left without a deal. the latest proposal has a deal for enhanced pension plan, septa union members will have to pay $120 a month for healthcare. both sides were trying to get the numbers to match and come to an agreement on noneconomic issues like working issues. they accused the union of allowing the strike and the other accused of septa of playing games. union president willie brown said they will not back down to the demands.

several lawmakers have expressed concerns with time added to the commuters commute. they are preparing paperwork to file an injunction in federal court to halt the strike on election day, however it has not been filed as of yet. reporting live outside center city. we were expected to resume later today. the action cam is live at the septa overbrook station. regional rails are running, once the early part of the rush hour hits, the trains are packed and some skip stops because of the overload. expect the same today. continue sharing your commuting stories with us, use the #6abc action on social media or join the action at 6abc.com. now to a developing story, heavy smoke got in the way of firefighters doing a sweep of a burning home they fought their

way to two children getting to them before it was too late. katherine scott is live on the scene in the city's olney section. good morning, katherine. >> reporter: good morning, tam, two children were taken to area hospitals in critical condition. the fire department has not provided an update on their condition. the police just opened up the block in the last few minutes. crews have been on the scene throughout the night in olney. firefighters were called out around 9:45 a.m. for a fire in a row home on the 300 block of east sheldon street, they were here in 4 minutes and started fighting the flames. the fire commissioner said there was heavy smoke inside they found and rescued two children who were trapped on the second floor of the home. firefighters have not said if there was anyone else inside who escaped before they got there. paramedics treated the children on the way to the hospital.

one child 18-month-old treated for smoke and the other child 6 to 8 years old was taken to st. christopher's hospital. >> it affected me, i seen one of my little brothers like that. >> we hope we have a positive outcome with this, but it's guarded optimism right now. >> reporter: there's no word if there's any working smoke detecter also inside the home. the cause of the fire is under investigation. katherine scott channel 6 "action news." >> overnight a driver hit a police officer in the street and fled the scene. the whitpain officer was responding to a call at north wales road and pulaski drive last night. investigators are looking for a small black sedan with tinted windows. a hit-and-run crash was

killed in atlantic city near atlantic city high school. the striking vehicle was described as a black pick up truck with a extensive damage to the drivers side. >> both presidential candidates have set their sights on pennsylvania. republican nominee suggested a clinton presidency would be clouded by corruption and dogged by federal investigation. the democratic nominee will be in pittsburgh today. she'll attend a get out the vote concert at the mann center in fairmont park. her campaign announced the final rally monday night before the election. clinton will be joined by president obama and first lady michelle. we did get in rain yesterday, being up early you get turned around.

>> reporter: on a normal morning that we're not on early for the strike, my first hit after the beginning of the last half-hour is over there. >> so the strike is having an impact. >> reporter: i want where i usually go. in any event you might have to take a storm tracker 6 live thing. otherwise i have to run over there and make a quick change on the radar. bus stop, 62 degrees by 8:00 a.m. let's get you outside we have radar we have shower activity off the coast the rain from overnight is gone, there you have penns landing and we are looking at a a lot of sun coming up later. there's a little bit of cloud cover out there early this morning, but generally speaking we're going to transition to a lot of sun. 54 degrees currently if philadelphia. we'll be dropping a little bit by the time the kids are getting on the buses. winds out of the north at 7 miles per hour. we expect the winds to pick up

after sunrise and it should be blustery today. you'll see a break up in the clouds to the north and west. if you have cloud cover it won't be there all that long this morning, it will transition to sun. 61 degrees is the high at 3:00 p.m. cool, but seasonable. 5:00 p.m., 56 degrees. we won't be in the 60s for long. 62 is the high in wilmington, staying in the 50s in allentown and reading and 60 degrees in cape may. 62 in millville. kind of cool and blustery today. and then we head into saturday and we wind up with a high of 60 degrees. the winds won't be quite as strong because this area of high pressure will be a little closer, i think we have to allow for a bit of a breeze out of the west/northwest, the weekend overall will be on 60 saturday and sunday. saturday morning, the purple stride to might pancreatic

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same temperature a little bit higher actually could go up to as high as 65. it will be a decent day for the election. >> 4:11 a.m., a horrifying discovery down south. police find a woman chained up like a dog inside a storage container. she had been missing for months. a traffic stop for speeding turns into a race to save a woman's life. karen. >> reporter: yesterday we had major problems on i-95 northbound because of a big accident. they had to do emergency construction that's cleared, traffic is moving nicely, we'll check the roads and the rails when "action news" comes right back. not ready i go through the roof. grab 'em by the p*á*á". when you're a star, they let you do it. you can do anything. more accusers coming forward to say they were sexually assaulted

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my mission is to protect south jersey's way of life. i'm frank lobiondo and i approve this message. >> welcome back taking a live look there, the commodor barry bridge so in the nighttime dark there lit up. 414, 534 degrees, you have made it -- 54 degrees, you have made it to friday and the septa strike is still going on. karen rogers is running all over the place and telling us what's going on. >> reporter: we've seen huge delays on regional rails, extra delays on the highways. right now we're looking good. route 100 commerce drive, live in exton, no problems, no weather-related issues coming down from phoenixville or chester springs. no buses subways or trollies. how good could the morning

commute be? expect delays on the regional rail. the median elwin line that's the line we saw issues with overcrowding. give yourself extra time because what happened later in the morning commute, 6:30 a.m. to 7:30 a.m. we saw issues where there were trains bypassing stations because they were yoamp yoamp -- overcrowded. 42 northbound traffic is moving just fine. patco is running, take patco to come into the city. fayette street in west conshohocken. we have grumpy jake on the waze appear. ic relate the construction zone in conshohocken. 504 in reading, 5 in -- 55 in millville. 54 in reading. high of 61 degrees. it turned out a speeding driver had a good reason for

going fast, his wife was having a heart attack and needed help. the oklahoma police officer who pulled the family over got help for the woman and started cpr. they were very thankful that the policeman was in the right place at the right time. south carolina authorities are searching a property where a woman was found chained up like a dog in a storage container. police have arrested a man a registered sex offender, the victim warned police there may be multiple bodies on the property. josh huff is responding to the team's about face he want from playing on sunday to not being an eagle any more. top officials said he would

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>> what happened in vegas is making it difficult to stay in a vegas hotel. a contractor knocked out power to the paris hotel on the los vegas strip. 3,000 guests and employees were evacuated. firefighters had to rescue a few people trapped in the elevator. but probably saved them a lot of money they couldn't gamble it away. >> reporter: i would not want to be trapped in an elevator. let's get you out and check the blue route, we're looking live approaching conshohocken northbound traffic on the left heading toward the schuylkill expressway. no delays this morning, roads are in good shape. we expect this to go downhill later. northeast extension southbound construction blocking the right lane. >> reporter: cooler out there today. 50 degrees by 8:00 a.m. already close to that in philadelphia. some suburbs in the 40s. 52 by 10:00 a.m. 54 by noon. this afternoon we'll see a high

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from a burning home. >> a possible fraud investigation spreads into two local counties. septa and union workers meet for another day of negotiations. day four. >> good morning, everyone, 4:30 a.m., friday, november 4. our live team coverage keeps you moving during the on going septa strike. karen rogers is looking at regional railings and traffic tieups and annie mccormick has more on the union negotiations. >> david what's going on? >> reporter: we have clouds this morning