thank you karen, breaking right now. septa officials say they are supposed to reveal with union leaders to end the strike

disrupting the commutes of hundreds of thousands of people. and anticipate is -- annie mccormick is live at septa headquarters with what they are saying right now. this is not a done deal we're hearing both party's have come to an agreement nothing has been signed just yet. this is video of chairman of the septa board he walked into headquarters ten minutes ago, we asked him how things were looking if he believed anything was signed. he said looking good so far. typically in these types of negotiations the chairman does not arrive until ins something to put in front of him and signed. septa officials huddled in the lobby negotiating all night and yesterday morning. the meeting had to be halted because power went out in the sheraton where they were hole l

holding the negotiations. through e-mail and meade yairmt going back and forth to both locations it was around 2:00 a.m., rumors of a deal began swirling. details of the deal have not been released just yet r yet. the latest proposal had salary increases. septa said union members will have to pay $120 more a month in healthcare. we're waiting to see when the agreement could be signed. however it is said to have contingency plans in place. even if they are to sign the agreement in the next hour or two, it will take septa to get to full service almost 16 hours. we'll have more for you in the next half-hour, that's where the deal stands right now. reporting live outside septa

headquarters in center city. annie mccormick, back to you. election day is tomorrow, tonight hillary will be joined by rock stars and other major democrats for a massive rally in front of independence hall. that means there are road closures that you have to deal with this morning. katherine scott is live a at independence hall. >> reporter: good morning, tam, donald trump will be in scranton for a recall i can't here, the democrats are coming to philadelphia and holding a rally on independence mall the fencing is already up. they are expecting a lot of people to be here this evening. the traffic closures starts this morning at 10:00 a.m. tonight a massive final rally is planned on independence mall. hillary clinton will be joined by bill and chelsea as well as president and mrs. obama.

a rally comes one day after fbi director james comby sent a letter to congress notifying that the agency found in evidence in the latest stack of e-mails that criminal charges were warranted against clinton. last night during a rally in ohio clinton made no mention of the fbi's announcement. she appeared at new hampshire on sunday saying it was social that people take the time to vote tomorrow. with your kids and grandkids ask you what you did in 2016 when everything was on the line, i hope you're able to to say you voted, you voted for a better, stronger, fairer america. donald trump was on the campaign trail on sunday hitting five states including pennsylvania and michigan. despite what the fbi director wrote trump maintains the investigation into clinton is not over. the investigation into her crime will go on are for a long long

time, the rank and files special agents at the fbi won't let err getaway with these terrible crimes. >> reporter: the clinton rammy starts tonight at 7:30, the gates open at 4:00, the road closures around independence mall begin at 10:00, we're live at independence mall, katherine scott channel 6 "action news." >> rick williams and monica malpass will be with the trump and clinton campaign and we'll have news groups fanned out across the region covering the local races. jim gardner will have special digital coverage and pencil of experts following all the results after the polls close starting at 8:00 p.m. on 6abc. a had-year-old boy drown in a family's backyard pool in pennsville, new jersey. the child climbed out of the window and walked into the

backyard and fell into the pool. when his parents saw he was missing they called police. police found the boy in the pool and started cpr. the child was rushed to the hospital where he was pronounced dead. an explosion at the pumpkin chunkin' in delaware critically injured a woman. viewer video shows the explosion in bridgeville, sussex county. police say an air cannon exploded debris hit the 39-year-old woman in the head and face and 56-year-old man was rushed to the hospital with non-life threatening injuries. fire crews were called to a school for has matt situation in camden county. this happened at the middle school on yardville hamilton square road. the incident occurred on the grounds of the school not inside the school i felt. not clear what the substance is

at this time. firefighters were able to secure the situation and no injuries were reported. >> it's been so nice. >> reporter: we're getting world septa strike may be settling, but it's not settled yet. as we look outside, we have storm tracker 6 live double scan we're clear and dry, but as you look outside you'll want a little extra gear because a lot of suburbs are in the 30s and philadelphia in the 40s, the temperature, 41 degrees in philadelphia. again, some suburbs in the mid 30s like allentown and central rural section of south jersey. dewpoint is low, the air is dry. every now and then a light breeze adding to the chilly feel. the cloud cover is part of the area we'll see sunshine all day long. 42 degrees by 8:00 a.m.

by 10:00 a.m., 47. by noon, 53 degrees, not a whole lot of wind today, about a 6 to 12-mile an hour wind. the high 58 degrees, before we dip to 53 by 5:00 p.m. with the sun setting before 5:00 p.m. 58 is the high in philadelphia. 58 in wilmington, 58 in allentown. not much of a difference in temperatures, really. trenton may get up to 56 we're expect be the same along the delaware and jersey coastline. tomorrow, election day, sun and clouds, looks like it gets milder in the afternoon, it will be chilly at the polls first things in the morning. by the afternoon, 67 degrees, if you manage to get out to the polls you're looking good there, there's a front to the west of us, looking to cool us down wednesday, there might be a passing shower, late at night, probably not during the poll. we're fine during election day tomorrow. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, today's high, 58 degrees, sunny and cool not all that windy.

tomorrow, election day, sun an clouds, high 67 degrees in the afternoon, again not all that windy. wednesday, mostly cloudy skies with another frontal boundary building in, there can be a passing shower, doesn't look to be very welt. 60 is the afternoon high. thursday, sunny and breezy, 59 degrees. friday veteran's day, 60 degrees, late in the day or at night there could be a shower popping up. in the coming weekend we're cooling down, saturday and sunday, highs in the 40s be we've got the eagles game at home, so people will be bundling up with the jersey on top of a a couple of layers there. saturday, a sprinkle around, but mainly dry this weekend. >> 4:11 a.m., deputies respond to a neighborly dispute. now one of the deputies is dead of details coming up. eagles talk about how they

plan to bounce back from their consecutive second loss. >> reporter: we have a vehicle on the shoulder, we'll check the other majors when "action news" comes right back. ♪ i got the eye of the tiger, a fighter ♪ ♪ dancing through the fire ♪ 'cause i am the champion ♪ and you're gonna hear me roar ♪ ♪ ♪ roar, oh, oh, oh ♪ roar ♪ ♪ i got the eye of the tiger, a fighter ♪ ♪ dancing through the fire ♪ 'cause i am the champion ♪ and you're gonna hear me roar ♪

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i'm hillary clinton 4:14 a.m., monday, we have breaking news, it is day seven of the septa strike this may end up being the last. we have a live shot of septa headquarters in center city.

septa said they have an agreement in principle with the union nothing has been signed yet, at the very least if you're commuting this morning you should expect more delays because it won't end in time is going back to normal. >> maybe they will be ready for tomorrow. >> reporter: we have the buses, the subways, the trolleys not running, regional rails the best option to get into the city, we have been watching big delays over the past several days, let's take a look right now if you're driving outside, this is exton, chester county, route 100 at sunrise boulevard that's southbound traffic heading toward the 30 bypass, roads are clear and dry, no problems coming in from phoenixville or chester springs looking good out there. the blue route, schuylkill expressway, i-95 speeds in the

50s be not seeing any issues on the majors, the commuter traffic report in white marsh township, we've got grumpy jake talking about a construction zone out there. look for that to be a problem, too. 41 degrees in philadelphia. 35 in allentown. 34 in reading. 38 in wilmington. it's chilly out there. 38 in millville. 36 in atlantic city. compare this to yesterday, it is about 13, in the poconos, 20 degrees cooler than yesterday. grab the jacket as you head out. sheriff's deputy was killed another wounded responding to a dispute between neighbors in central georgia. a man opened fire on the dipties when he arrived at the house in byron last night. officers returned fire wounding the man. the one deputy died from his injuries, the other officer is

in critical condition. a man accused of kidnapping a south carolina woman could be serial killer responsible for seven murders. saturday, todd kohlhepp guided authorities back to his property where he showed them two shallow graves one containing a body. he is in the spotlight because caleb brown was found alive, but chained up in a storage container on his land. her boy friend's body was found on tuesday. a man is in custody after a deadly stabbing it would have children in new jersey. he was taken into custody after he barricaded himself inside a newark home. afternoon 11 and 8-year-old child was stabbed to death in the home. another woman was killed and three other people are in critical, but stable condition.

police say the victims are family members, it's not clear how they are related. at this point police don't have a motive for this terrible crime. a man who worked for a poney ride company is accused of inappropriately touching a child in delaware. police arrested john black burn on friday. a 9-year-old girl said he inappropriately touched her while getting off the poney. he operates for the pony ride in wyoming. he is already a registered sex offender. rookie quarterback carson wentz early mistakes put the birds in a hole. and doug peterson's decision kept them in one. they had a chance in the final minutes, but the giants won 28-23. the eagles have lost 4 of their last five games after a 3-0 start. >> all four of these losses we

had a chance to win, and we hurt yourselves. all the other games we keep kicking ourselves in the tail early on. >> everybody is coming out here and beating us down. we are beating ourselves. >> we have to finish, defense and offense, come together and find a away to win at the end. 4-4 eagles host atlanta at that family cons on sunday. don't turn the ball over because you'll get killed in the end. >> up next, november, an event in delaware have college students jumping into an outdoor pool. a woman faces jail time for selling home cooked dishes on social media. >> reporter: chilly, 6:00 a.m., 38 degrees, 8:00 a.m., 42 degrees, we'll get sunshine building over the harrisburg. it comes in early this week after the time change.

we have extra gear on the kids for the chilly temperatures, i'll have the 12 hour forecast coming up next. al, i'll crack down on the drug dealers and stop the overprescribing of opioid painkillers. i'm proud to be endorsed by law enforcement organizations representing 14,000 police officers. this is a fight we can't afford to lose.

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delaware, students fault and staff jumped into a poll for a polar plunge raising money for special olympics delaware. each participant paid $30 to jump into the cold water which was filled with buckets of ice. that student jumped in with a

hot dog costume. >> i love that they paid to do it. all for a great cause. let's take the plunge and see what the commute looks like here, no problems this morning, no delays, traffic moving nicely, northbound traffic heading toward the schuylkill expressway and looking okay today. don't forget because of the rally tonight, center city has been gridlocked i know it's been that way for several days anyway, portions of market street, 5th and 6th street will be closing at 10:00 a.m., even though the rally isn't until 7:30. it's a good looking day with lots of sunshine coming and winds are light. if you have plans to head out to the market and get errands done, you might want to wait until the afternoon because we'll be in the 40s in the morning. 53 degrees by noon, 58 degrees is the high at 3:00 p.m. this afternoon. at the big board, all green aircraft no major delays.

no signs of rain in any of our big travel cities. a california woman could go to jail for selling a homemade bowel of food. she was arrested for operating a food service without a license. the district attorney office said the facebook group was sent a warning that they couldn't sell what they were making and the charges were handed down, so they accepted a plea deal. the single mother of 6 is heading to trial and could be sent to jail. >> rather harsh. the strike is about to end. the latest details on what both sides are saying coming up in a report at 4:30. >> a local teacher impressed "live with kelly," he'll be back on the show, here's a favorite

around here, we'll tell you more.

in pennsylvania, a packet of heroin can be cheaper than a six-pack of beer and prescription painkillers are too easy to get. as the head of the pennsylvania commission on crime, i've helped local communities fund drug treatment programs to save our kids. i'm josh shapiro, and as attorney general, i'll crack down on the drug dealers and stop the overprescribing of opioid painkillers. i'm proud to be endorsed by law enforcement organizations representing 14,000 police officers. this is a fight we can't afford to lose.

>> happening today a local high school teacher will return to "live with kelly" to co-host once again. richard curtis beat out 20 other fine -- finalists last month. he said he is excited. >> it is amazing. i can't believe they asked me to come back, this is such a dream come true, sitting next to her one time is amazing.

twice i can't fathom how lucky i am to be able to do that, i'm going to enjoy every absolute second of it. >> watch richard curtis on 6abc at 9:00 a.m. septa officials say they are close to a deal with union leaders in the nearly week long strike. we'll have a live report in just a minute. >> a philadelphia police officer opens fire on a dog that was attacking. those stories and much more when we come right back.

>> breaking right now on "action news," a the septa strike could be near an end. overnight we're hearing from both sides they are close to a deal. happening today, battleground pennsylvania, the pennsylvania candidates spend their campaign hours in the keystone state. hillary will visit independence mall. >> accuweather is tracking a chilly start as you take a live look at the commodor barry bridge. some of the suburbs are under a frost advisory, but a warmup is in store for election day. >> good morning, everyone, 4:30, november 7. we have breaking news, the septa strike is about to end. >> we have been told they are close to a deal, the only thing missing is actually signatures. annie mccormick is live at septa headquarters with the