good morning, it's 9:00 a.m. on sunday, october 15th. in the news, police quickly arrest man they say tried to run down a sheriff's deputy while he had a teenager run away in his car, details ahead. on a special missioning we'll hear from this group who's helping puerto rico try to get back on its feet following that devastating hurricane. feeling like summer today? fall tomorrow, and a beautiful dry week ahead, a little bit of a roller coaster. chris sowers is tracking your accu weather forecast, good morning >> pretty mild right now, we do have a breeze starting to pick up and that will ultimate's lift the fog. temperature-wise, you can't complain, it's 66 degrees, normal high this time of year is 67. let's get into it visibility report first, because a lot of us are still dealing with patchy fog and little drizzle and mist, we're down to one in a while reading, 1.3 in atlantic city, trenton 1.7 be allentown too, the bottom of your screen you see nines and tens where the

breezes will pick up. once that blows it will lift the fog and erode road the cloud deck and we'll start with sunshine, by lunch time you'll notice sunshine, here. future tracker 6 with the fog, about four and a half miles in philadelphia by afternoon back up to ten. 67 in philadelphia, 69 in millville, 66 in dover. cape may 68. and atlantic city checking in at 67. satellite 6 along with action radar, once the clouds lift, you can clearly see they're not much going on and that mean full sunshine or sun mixed with clouds later this afternoon. call from if accu weather for today, a day of transition, gray and gloom me with areas of left over fog and mist, sunshine turns breezy with high of 80. temperatures really start cooling off again tomorrow, i'll be back in a few minutes and i'll have that side to have the

story with the accu weather seven-day forecast. >> thank you. police arrested man they say tried to run down a sheriff's deputy on a south philadelphia street. the action cam was at the 900 block of johnson street where the suspect ditched his white grand prix and made a run. he was arrested a few moments later at broad and snyder, investigators say the driver tried to hit the sheriff's deputy at seventh and bigler. a 14-year-old run away girl was in the grand prix, they're still trying to sort out the details. but we do know the girl is ok. so is the sheriff's deputy. a man was shot while trying to do a good deed. police say he was trying to stop a woman from being robbed in kensington overnight. the shooting happened before 5:30 this morning at emerald and atlantic. they found the 47-year-old man on frankford. he was taken to temple university hospital in stable condition. >> time is 9:02. philadelphia police are investigating a shooting in the city's fair hills section, we've

learned man died he was shot as he sat outside of his home on the 200 block of east westmoreland street just after 11:30 last night. police say the 50-year-old man was shot twice in the chest and face. police rushed him they don't want the where he died from the injuries. witnesses say the man may have been shot ones in a while jape enjoying a night out on the front stoop >> when we check the area of the porch of a resident, we found one shrug imbedded in the wall behind a chair, a wicker chair, that the victim was sitting in. >> we know that right now, police are looking to weather the shooting was a result of an argument at a nearby bar. this morning, the search continues for what happened inside a philadelphia recording studio >> man a found murdered yesterday morning in northern liberties with so far police tell us they have no clues

>> jeff chirico has the details. >> reporter: usually open around the clock the recording studio inside this building are still off limit, homicide detectives were on scene to investigate the shooting death of a 30-year-old man of 444 north 3rd. when pleas arrived they found man is not the head and backing he died at the scene. a bloody screwdriver was found not a far from the victim. according to his facebook page, superior sound studios rents out its recording booths to music cal artists in a text to act news, the studio owner wrote, i don't know what happened at this time. i'm seeing the image of my life's dream being destroyed. >> we saw several musicians arrive but were turned away, they were told the studio will remain closed until monday. police have not publically named a suspect. in northern liberties, jeff chirico, channel 6 action news puerto rico is still

limping along three can we beings after hurricane maria ravaged the island, the death toll restaurant to 48, 85% of the island still without electricity. and the majority of puerto rican are struggling to get water. the ranking democrat on the house homeland security is calling for investigation into the water being offered because it's believed to be coming from a hazardous site ununfit to drink >> the philadelphia's sheriff's office is sending help to puerto rico flying to the island this morning, helping get supplies to those who desperately need them. >> this team i know is ready, nerve contact the last few days, constantly and all i kept hearing was when are we leaving? not today, today has come. >> safe journey, team will be in puerto rico 21 days they will be joining others under the

direction of the red cross. they have family members in puerto rico. a small group of white supremists marked in fairmount park this weekend. some were wearing masks as they rallied. counter protesters confronted this group, no violence broke out and the charlotte virginia clashes that happened this summer, police tell us they now about this in advance, they were there on hand to keep the peace. >> the clock is ticking for voters in new jersey who need to register for the upcoming gob ter yell election, the cut-off to register is this tuesday, you must be 17 years old and 18 by election day. of you can also apply for a mail in ballot by november 3rd, election day is november 7. new jersey's final governor's debate is wednesday. in new jersey, a six-day black bear hunt is over. hunters in eight new jersey you counties took part search.

they killed at least 189 bears, more than half in as you say sucks county. the first three days were reserved for bow hunting of the last three days bows and muscle loading guns. officials say the hunts control the black bear population and minimize run-ins with humans. opponents say the hunts are inhumane and unnecessary. tomorrow, senator john mccain will receive this year's could have elevator liberty metal. the republican senator from arizona was chosen for the honor before he was diagnosed with brain cancer. former vice president joe biden will present the metal to mccain at the national constitution center at independence mall. the award honors men and women of courage. 6 abc is the broadcast partner of the event. happening right now, the 31st annual philadelphia aids walk and run is kicking off. the action cam live along aikens

oval, this injure picture where 10,000 runners and walkers are on a important mission, about track through the streets of philadelphia to raise money for aids research and awareness. there are nearly 30,000 people in the philadelphia area living with hiv. infection rates in the area are three times greater than the national average. the funds raised today will go directly to programs helping people with hiv that live in the area. >> looks like a nice turn-out. details on what one airline is doing to help you. >> how one couple managed to become mortgage free emotional reunion for a california resident and his beloved dog. cloudy over penns landing, gray, mist tea, where is the sun? the seven-day accu weather

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the lock down has been lifted at virginia state following a shooting. the campus went on lockdown for hours at 8:25 last night. this happened during home coming weekend there at the school. one witness said heard at least a dozen shots being fired. that victim in the hospital but expected to recover. officials have lock down the joint base san antonio randolph

texas, while they look for one of the suspects who smash add stolen vehicle right through the fence. three suspects in the vehicle were running away from officers when they plowed through the fence. authorities quickly arrested two of them, a door to door search taking place on the base looking nor that third suspect. this is a story you have to see, a piece of good news coming out of the wildfire devastation in california. >> here. iz zy. come here, baby. >> my god >> two brothers hiked back to their family home finding charred remains and convinced the wildfire had killed their dog, iz zy but miraculously he survived, and came walking up >> we came walking around the corner, we didn't expect to see her, we were there to video the house for my parents and see what we could find and praying that she might be there and she came out and it was tears and

happiness. >> the nine-year-old dog was uninjured. you can see she looks great there. video of the reunion gone viral and you can see why >> good news in the midst of devastation. 9:13, chris sowers tracking forecast. you better have good news >> yesterday all that cloud cover this morning, all that cloud cover by afternoon, we should be all right, clouds will lift. there's the view, live look on sky 6 from looking at the philadelphia international airport and already seeing improvements here, just about an hour and a half ago, you couldn't make anything out. the fog beginning to lift. breezes picking up and it's a slow process, but by afternoon, just when you're ready to sit on that couch and watch the 1:00 football games we should break out into sunshine and temperatures will start to respond. headlines look like this. morning fog, clouds and drizzle and afternoon clearing turns breezy, high temperatures close to 80 today. lots of sunshine expected from

tomorrow on. actually all week long, high pressure dominates the overall weather pattern and it just looks really nice, not much to talk about other than fact we will be warming up. high temperatures by next saturday could also make a run at 80. 67 right now in philadelphia with a due point of 65. winds out of the south southwest at nine miles per hour and visibility down to five miles at the airport, but a lot better than where we were about two hours ago when this number was down close to a mile. reading one mile, trenton two miles, allentown two, lots of nine and ten showing up down here to the south where the wind is already starting to pick up we're mixing that dry air off down to the surface and that's why the fog is burning off down here, eventually all of these numbers will start coming up from south and north and you'll be able to start to see much farther than what you're seeing right now. 64 in allentown, philadelphia 67, wilmington, 67. millville closing in on 70. trenton 66 and atlantic city 67.

satellite 6 along with abduction action radar, the only thing we're watching all week long the only system we're watching all the way out here, across the great lakes, states the ohio valley, that's the approaching cold front. the weather is significantly cooler. the pattern is so progressive meaning everything is moving so quickly from west to east across the country, that that cool shot only lasts a couple days and the numbers start warming up by wednesday, future 6, skies will start brightening up around lunch and by afternoon, it's a combination sun and clouds clouding up to 80. overnight. clouds increase again but with the frontal system that's pushing through. could be a couple of showers, even though this model doesn't show too much. it could be a couple showers associated with that right around the midnight hour, that pulls through, a leftover shower early tomorrow morning, let's say before 6:00 or 7:00 a.m. by tomorrow afternoon, it's sunshine again but winds out of the northwest, it's a cooler breeze and high temperatures only in the 60's.

speaking of highs, take a quick look, by 4:00, model has us 77, 80 degrees, little bit cooler tonight, dropping down to low 50's north and west, about 58 for philadelphia. tomorrow afternoon, it's going to be a struggle just to reach 60 degrees. about 62 or 63. upper 50's low 60's north and west. then monday night into tuesday morning, this is going to be some of the coolest air we've seen, lancaster down to 33 degrees, one degree above freezing, allentown 34 and 40 forked philadelphia, forecast for today, it's a day of transition, clearing by afternoon, 76 in allentown, low 80's south and east, philadelphia, 80, millville 81, overnight tonight increase can go clouds again shower threat around midnight, lows in the 50's and exclusive accu weather seven-day forecast shows perhaps an early morning shower before 6:00 or 7:00 a.m. otherwise becoming sunny, 64, all week long, sunshine, 63 tuesday, friday, 76.

then saturday, we're back up to 78 >> beautiful. thank you. and asteroid the size of a house skimmed past earth. it missed the planet by 27,000 miles in planetary terms, that distance is mere stone's throw away. about 1/8th of that between the earth and the moon. nasa said the fly by gave them an opportunity to test the asteroid warning systems. we'll be right back.

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. 9:24, forecast, lots of clouds and patchy fog around. maybe left over drizzle for the next hour, otherwise clear and by afternoon up to 79 at the jersey shore, 80 in philadelphia, 71 in the poconos. here's a quick look at satellite 6 along with action radar. this front is pushing through the heart land from chicago down cincinnati east of st. louis,

that will sweep through overnight. 33 that business mark, snowing across the northern. that frontal system sweeps through and a canadian high barrels from the north, and this is all week long, high pressure in control. cooler numbers highs only in the 60's both tomorrow and tuesday and high hits the coast, we start seeing the south westerly breeze more sunshine and temperatures back up into the 70's, nice and quiet >> steady as she goes. one airline making it easier for you to check no your flight. delta now has an ap that will allow you to automatically check in. all you have to do is click on the ap and acknowledge federal restrictions on banned items, a boarding pass will be automatically generated. delta. the only carrier to offer that check in but others may soon

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on social media. much more and meteorologist chris sowers tracking the accu weather forecast, he says the sun will come out. we'll see you back in a bit. packed with flavor, one hero was on a mission to save snack time. watch babybel in the great snack rescue.

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travel headaches work along one of the business easiest sections of roadway in our area is causing rush hour type backup >> enjoy little summer reprieve in mid october but the question how long will this mild weather last? chris sowers joins us with a look at the forecast, chris, i didn't see any son >> you got to stay patient, gray, good things come to those who wait. >> i'll wait >> let's take a look at the forecast, still looking at a lot of cloud cover this morning, some patchy fog mainly north of the pennsylvania turnpike. but later this afternoon, as our winds begin to shift out of the southwest and that's key to this whole thing because it's a drier wind flow for us, we start mixing that dry air down to the surface. that cloud deck breaks apart and all of a sudden the sun pops out and by afternoon we're expecting high temperatures underneath the mostly sunny sky to top out around y philadelphia, wilmington, 80, 81 for millville, 76 in allentown, reading, 77, lancaster 78 degrees.

and even the jersey shore somewhere between 78 and 81, and those numbers the way they stack compared to the normal, that 80 degrees look at how much higher that is, normally we should be at 67. the low temperature this morning was close to the normal high for this time of year, 65 was where we started this morning, 80 is where we'll finish up this afternoon, and with that said, the winds will start picking up later on as well. 5:00 this afternoon we could see gusts as high as 20 to 25 miles per hour, there's an outside shot that one or two areas could see winds gusting to 30 miles per hour, that continues to the evening hours and monday morning, winds shift out of the northwest still gusting to 20 or 25 but this time it's a cool wind flow and that knocks the temperature down by tomorrow. >> thank you. time in 9:31, massive wildfires continue to burn out of control and number of dead continues to rise there. >> this is firefighters are now battling increasing winds, they're fanning the flames,

forcing hundreds more to evacuate. and additional vine yards in wine country in harm's way. >> the latest on the firefighting effort, natasha a heartbreaking situation in california. >> reporter: yes, gray, nydia, we're standing in part of santa rosa that's already been devastated by a fire several days ago you can see nothing but a piece of a garage door there and the truck that was parked inside that garage. meanwhile, we've been watching the new fire over to your right. you can see the sun rising over the ridge there, and that orange glow of flames, and the smoke that is billowing out of there. that is a what has prompted two new evacuations this weekend. thousands more residents were told to leave their holes in northern california, where wildfires continue to burn. new evacuations are underway this weekend in the city of

santa rosa >> it's threatening the city but not blowing through like we saw the other night. >> reporter: fires ravaged parts last week. he describes the frightening experience of trying to escape. >> i was looking for my purse and i don't care we have to go, we can't stay here. it's coming. my daughter, my teenagers like my stuff all my is that you have is in the other car. i don't care, we got to go. we can't be here. >> reporter: before and after photos of her neighborhood show add glimpse of what thousands of residents are returning home to find. firefighters have been battling the wildfires for a week, first responders continue to search the ruins of destroyed homes and businesses for the hundreds of people reported missing. governor jerry brown toured region saturday and met with fire officials and community members. >> this is whatever the police chief or the fire chief tells you. the fire is unpredictable. depending upon the winds, on very factors.

this is a matter of expert opinion, listen to the authorities. >> reporter: some fires have been contained this weekend's intensity winds will bring more challenges. >> got to get people to understand that this is a dangerous event, it is not over. >> reporter: while they keep fighting the fire, we're watching some members of the sonoma county sheriff's office searching the rubble for some of the missing people. what they're doing is going through the missing persons list, to the address where is they lived, oftentimes finding the deceased there, we watched deputies do that yesterday. we also saw the mark on the ground in front of that house, the number zero and evac, natasha chen back to you >> natasha, thank you time 9:34. philadelphia police investigating a shooting that sent man to the hospital. the act cam at the scene on the unit block of sharp neck street in germantown.

reports of a shooting, they found a man had been shot twice in the back. he was rushed to einstein hospital and is expected to survive his injuries. so far, police have no motives or suspects in this shooting. crime scene tape blocking off a road in burlington county. where police say two people were shot this weekend. this happened on unit block bermuda circle in willingboro. at 7:30 last night. police have not released the condition on the victims so far. also no word about arrests or a motive. a grandmother from delaware after a light rail train hit her car in maryland a police say 63-year-old denise tried to make a left turn across the tracks when the crash happened friday. officials say the words do not enter and no left turn sides signs posted. she was taken to a local hospital where she died. her 12-year-old grandson was also in the car taken to a hospital with minor injuries. 19-year-old jonathan snyder has been arrested for allegedly

robbing a pizza delivery man, police say snyder called dominos thursday night to place an order when driver arrived, snyder allegedly approached the driver to pay for the pizza and two 17-year-olds wearing halloween masks then approached with guns. all three teens demanded the pizza and cash from the driver, then took off. the driver was not hurt during the robbery. today, this week was george takes a look at how congress is taking a look at the president to, change the iran deal. in exchange for the lifting of sanctions. the president said if lawmakers do not strengthen the deal, he's prepared to terminate it. george will ask house minority leader nancy pilosi for her reaction. i want you can see it right here on 6 abc. dis grade of movie mogul harvey weinstein is no longer a member of the motion picture

arts and as soon sciences. it comes in the wake of a sexual harassment and rape scandal. a number of actresses and models made claims against weinstein that date back decades. weinstein has denied the accusation and is seeking help in rehab. a warning for those of you who need to use a stretch of the northeast extension this weekend. a huge section in the lehigh valley is closed for a bridge replacement project. bob brooks spoke with some drivers trying to cope with the congestion caused by the work. >> reporter: you can expect the drive in 20 or slower, even if the speed limit is 70. also expect to sit in a limber bumper action. this is the traffic scene on the turnpike's northeast extension just before you get to lounge yes, as you can imagine, there were frustrations. >> it would have been three hours probably be four and a half. >> reporter: a portion of the extension is closed this weekend putting in a new bridge, a lot

of drivers we spoke with wish they had done a little research ahead of time >> i would have cut off that quakertown and taken all the way in. >> reporter: this shows the length of the closure in red from the mahoney interchange exit 74 to exit 56, the detour marked in blue uses 22 to 33 then i 80. this time laps video from the turnpike is of a similar project done in western pennsylvania. you can see the old bridge is removed, and the new slides slowly right into place. >> reporter: where are you trying to go >> to bush kill falls pa. >> reporter: for albert son and his family longer drive means extra time nice and close to the car, in the 21 it's century that means for his son. >> give him the tablet and hope for the best. >> reporter: he knows the work got to be done. >> bridges have to be replaced. >> reporter: what you are going to do >> nothing's sit in the traffic. >> lot of the bridges are so bad everywhere, if they need to replace them, there's nuke you can do. >> reporter: officials said the

detour was sloping down a little bit. you can see a clearly has but the good news is the work is supposed to be complete by no later than 4:00 a.m. this coming monday. reporting in allentown, bob brooks, channel 6 action news pack your patience today. now, hundreds of people in delaware county walked into night to raise money nor people battling cancer, lanterns in hand they walked through wayne for the 27th light the night fund-raiser, more than 100 similar walks took place across the u.s. and canada, events is organized by the leukemia and lymphoma society >> 9:40 on sunday. of what one major pizza chain says it's doing to insure you never get a cold my again. massive fire, off-duty police officers in southern california battle huge fire that consumed an entire building. you're looking live through sky 6, meteorologist chris sowers

has your exclusive accu weather seven-day forecast. i think you'll like it. we'll be right back.

. is this massive fire in southern california broke out late last night. in the los angeles area, unrelated to the wildfires-fire burned all the way through the structure and crews had to battle the flames while working around high power lines, there are no reports of injuries and so far, no word on the cause. >> what an intense fire there. 9:42. if you're waking up. you woke up this morning, looked outside, gloom me, gray and misty. how does that make you feel >> i was like this >> i was just like that under my bed this morning >> that's my little puppy dog look. >> he's not a big fan, he hides under the bed when it rains. >> he's so cute >> what are you doing >> i kind of hide under the bed too. >> but that's how you feel right now, sing tired of all of this, cloud cover, drizzle, and if you're not seeing the drizzle,

seeing the fog, it's been gloom me over last few days, good news is this pattern is beginning do break, once it starts doesn't end at least a week straight. there are signs within the forecast models that we could see the same exact thing, sunny for about a week to ten days before we get into the next system. i'll show you that here in a second. now the radar is clear, we still have a lot of clouds and a little bit of mist, butpresip is so light. reading, allentown be 64, millville 69, cape may already checking in at 70. satellite 6 along with action radar, that's the only feature we're tracking over the next week to ten days, that will slide through overnight. here's a little bit better view of that. slide through overnight tonight, produce showers around midnight and after that, you can clearly see nothing goingthe next syste

out in the gulf of alaska. this is the only system we're watching here, that slides through again overnight tonight, brings a couple of showers into the area, very brief, not going to amount to all of that much, some areas maybe a 10th of an inch. tomorrow we start out with clouds, canadian high rolls in, temperatures cool down for monday and tuesday, the high sits over top of us and slowly moves like this. once it hits the coast, winds will shift out of the southwest again then from wednesday on, numbers start climbing again be lots of cloud throughout the late morning hour, couple of areas of drizzle and left over fog and right around lunch time skies start brightening up, by 4:00, combination of sun clouds, south south westerly breeze, winds gusting from 15 to perhaps as high as 25 miles per hour, and temperatures in the 80's. overnight, here comes the cold front, couple showers possible with that fronts, maybe they

linger into about 6:00, 7:00 a.m. tomorrow and then by mid oh to late morning-start clearing out again and full sunshine during the afternoon and that's your pattern right through friday and saturday duration of this week, for today, morning clouds left over drizzle and fog, sun and clouds by afternoon, 80 is the forecasted high, breeze picking up out of the south southwest 15 to 25 miles per hour, it's kind of drying everything out, sort of like a blow drier, it will dry everything out, 4:00, 79, 7:0073, overnight we cloud up again, couple showers around midnight, 52 degrees out lying suburbs 58 center city, they hang on about 7:00, 8:00 a.m. tomorrow, then full sunshine, sunny and cool tuesday 63, the rest of the accu weather seven-day forecast, we're not checking anything, sunny tuesday through saturday and you can see how quickly the numbers will climb. the normal high for this time of

year by the time we get into thursday and friday is down to 65. look at the high temperatures, we're in the mid 70's easy, 75 for thursday, friday, 76, and saturday 78 degrees. a little murky, but happy later this week. >> chris. it is now 9:46. when it comes to trick or treating, philadelphia ranks as one of the best cities in the nation for the gruels and going to be lynns, ranks the city of brotherly love as third, san francisco, is an jose had taken over first and second. zillow broke down the top neighborhoods for you to go trick or treating in in order, point breeze, oxford cycle, juniata park, queen village and southwest schuylkill. we'll be right back.

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♪ . welcome back on this sunday morning, it is 9:53, 67 degrees, you're taking a live look here from our city hall camera. it is a little damp right now, but chris sowers promises us the sun will be shining later this afternoon. and throughout the work week ahead. turning to sports, the flyers thrilled fans in their home opener >> it was an exciting opener for the national league championships, chicago cubs in los angeles. last night where the dodgers had home field advantage and showed when they made a startling come back in the sixth inning. the dodgers over the defending world series champs in the alcs, astros held on to a two-nothing series league, here's jeff skversky and the rest of your sports. >> reporter: is that worth the way the or what? flyers home sweet home finally the last team in the entire conference to play at home, yes, it's worth the way the. unreal, flyers beat up on the

washington court of common pleas. claude giroux and the flyers lighting it up. put on a show on their own ice, final minute of the first -- two-one flyers, ridiculous. passes to wayne simmons who lights the lamp had that three-one flyers, seven minutes later, claude giroux redirected, shifts it in scored twice, flyers three goals in the second, three more in the third, lauton the laser, the former lauton, budgeted. >> played a good game. i don't remember the last time that we won something like that >> i think we be a little bit

tired and we're ok and it's important for us first win at home. >> top line putting up ten points with the much anticipated sixers season opener days away in washington on wednesday, the sixers trimming down the roster, among the three guys cut, chris him frees and oakford >> eagles are back at it on monday night football against the washington redskins. tight ends zach ertz says he's among those who could use the rest. he feels banged up. he wouldn't know he's having the career year, he leads all nfl tight ends, so what's the dives? ertz said he's way less stressed out this year. >> my mindset right now is so different before i'm not pressing. just letting the game come to me. i believe that speaks to just the guys i've had around me, changed my mindset on life. carson, tray, jordan, matthews and hicks, i'm just at peace playing right now.

penn state fans will be happy. espn will be feature the penn state game right here on 6 abc, and the lions could move up to second in the polls as well. you got 70 points last week but 30 quarter, down seven, logan picked off by, kyle, temple runs out of time. villanova and penn lose as well. that's sports, i'm jeff skversky. have a good day. . more to come on the sunday morning edition action news. silently watching over the young crusaders, details on on you who's behind the batman costume >> it's not your ordinary romantic company, a local couple takes their inspiring love story to the extreme

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♪ ♪ action news continues. good morning, it's 10:00 a.m. on sunday, october 15th. in news, police quickly arrest man they say tried to run down a sheriff's deputy while he had

his teenager in his car >> man shot and killed sitting on his front stoop. details on this investigation straight ahead. >> on a special mission, we'll hear from a local group heading to puerto rico to help get hurricane victims back on their feet. first dealing with a temperature roller coaster, you might think it was summer instead of mid october. >> take a look at this look, the temple university sky six of the center city skyline, the skyscrapers barely visible, we'll be ending the weekend in shorts instead of sweaters and sweat shirts, then the temperatures take a tumble for the start of the week. >> chris sowers takes a look at this rapidly changing forecast >> i do see the skies brightening up a little bit, that will be the trend next couple hours, been talking about this all morning as we look at the wind speed as soon as the wind starts to pick up it will lift the fog and there's no fog

at all here on city avenue. things are starting to progress nicely now. wind speeds generally around ten miles per hour and look what it's done to the visibility. all of a sudden, just about everybody is up near ten miles where it's just a couple hours ago ago, most locations were down between one and two miles, reading still dealing with fog, one miling two miles in allentown, two and a half in the poconos, everybody else somewhere win eight and ten miles and those numbers will only continue to increase over the next few hour, as that wind continues to increase, it lifts the fog first, then it will start working on that cloud deck next and looks like around lunch time we'll start to see the sun, there's satellite 6 along with action radar lots of green towards the top of your screen, all the showers stay away today, couple could pull through with the approaching front overnight. but shouldn't am to that much. for today, it's a day of transition, this morning, cloudy skies left over drizzle and areas of fog around lunch time that breaks for sunshine, it turns warmer, and breezy winds

gusting 15 to 25 miles per hour, as soon as we break out of that sun look what it does, by 11:00 a.m., 74, 1:00, 78. and then by 4:00, 79. we are forecasting a very warm high and unseasonably warm high of 80. i'll be back and focus more on the cooler changes tomorrow in the seven-day forecast. a man went into custody >> the man had a teenage run away with him, bob brooks live in south philadelphia with the details on this investigation, bob? what's happening here? >> reporter: the good news is the sheriff's deputy was not hurt neither was the 14-year-old. i want the bring up 56 this happened down where i am around 11:30 last night. the suspect is accused of trying to run over a philadelphia sheriff's deputy, right near the intersection of seventh and

bigler. right now, as for a motive is unclear, police say the suspect again had that 14-year-old girl with him in the car at the time police say she was a run away. after he tried to hit the deputy. detectives say the suspect was cut shortly after in his car a white pontiac grand prix found in 900 block of johnson street, he has been charged with aggravated assault, no word on who this suspect is. reporting live in south philadelphia, bob brooks, channel 6 action news. man was shot trying to do a good deed. police say he was trying to stop a woman particular being robbed in kensington overnight. the shooting happen before 5:30 at emerald and atlantic. they found the 47-year-old man on frankford avenue shot in the chest and taken to temple university hospital in stable condition it is now 1003. philadelphia police are investigating a shooting in the city's fair hills section, we learned that a man has died. that victim was shot as he sat outside his home on the 200 block of east westmoreland

street. it happened just a little after 11:30, 50-year-old man shot twice in the chest and in the face. crews rushed him to the hospital but died a short time later from the injuries. police interviewed witnesses about the shooting. >> witnesses said that the male was shot while sitting on a porch. when we checked the area of a porch of a residence, we found one slug imbedded in the wall behind a chair, a wicker chair, that the victim was sitting in. >> we know that right now, police are looking into whether this shooting was a result of an argument at a nearby bar. a northern liberties recording studio becoming a scene of a crime this weekend. police call to the 400 block of north 3rd yesterday morning, when they say they found a 30-year-old man stabbed to death. so far, police have not said who was supposed to be inside of this recording studio at the time. investigators have not said if

they have suspects for the murder. the recording studio will remain closed until tomorrow puerto rico is limping along three weeks after hurricane maria ravaged the island. the toll risen to 48. 85% of the island is still without electricity. and majority of puerto ricans are struggling to get water. a ranking distraught on the house homeland security committee is calling of an investigation into the water that is being offered because it's believed to be coming from a hazardous site and unfit to drink. philadelphia sheriff's office is sending help to puerto rico, inspector sergeant and two deputy sheriffs officers are flying this morning, helping getting supplies for those who desperately need them. >> this team, i know is ready, we've been in contact for the last few days. constantly and all i can hear was when are we leaving? when are we leaving? now the day has come. >> the team will be in puerto rico for 21 days.

they will be joining other volunteers under the direction of the red cross. all four of the volunteers have family members in puerto rico. a small group of white supremists marched in philadelphia fairmount park this weekend. some demonstrators as you see were masked as they rally along boathouse row. counter protesters constitutes confronted them. no violence broke out. philadelphia police say they knew about this rally well in advance and they were there on hand to keep the peace. the clock is ticking for voters in new jersey who need to register for the upcoming gubernatorial elections. the cut-off is this tuesday. few things to remember, you must be 17 and 18 by election day, you can apply for a mail-in ballot by november 3rd, election day is november 7th. new jersey's final governor debate is wednesday. also, in new jersey, a six-day black bear hunt is over. hunters in eight new jersey counties taking part in the search, we're told they killed

at least 189 bears. more than half were in sussex county. the hunt began monday the first three days were reserved for bow hunting last were open to bows and muzzle loaded guns. officials say these hunts help control the black bear population and it minimizes run ins with humans. opponents say they're inhumane and unnecessary. senator john mccain will receive this year's coveted liberty metal. the senator from arizona before he was diagnosed with brain cancer, joe biden will present the metal to senator mccain during a ceremony at the national constitution center on independence mall. the award honors men and women of courage and conviction to strive to secure the blessings and liberty to people around the world. 6 action is broadcast partner. first annual philadelphia aids and run is winding down at

this hour. 10,000 runners and walkers trekked through the streets of philadelphia to raise money for aids research and also awareness. there are nearly 30,000 people in the philadelphia area living with hiv. infection rates in our area are three time greater than the national average. all the money raised today will go directly to program it's helping people with hiv living here in the area. >> looks like a lot made it out there. it is a philadelphia love story, we sit down with the people behind a new documentary that stars a special couple. a preview this weekend >> a love between man and his dog will have the bitter sweet reunion and the aftermath of the destructive wildfires in california. we'd like to take you outside live, sky 6 hd overlook, the commodore barry bridge, gloom me, cloudy and gray out there. chris sowers back with the

seven-day forecast, you're going to like what he has to tell you, see you after the break. packed with flavor, one hero was on a mission to save snack time. watch babybel in the great snack rescue. you want a piece of me? good, i'm delicious. creamy, delicious, 100% real cheese. mini babybel. snack a little bigger.

cruise ship in miami, an 8-year-old fell 25 to 50 feet from the deck of a carnival cruise shipment physical from the interior atrium to the lower deck it happened as the ship was docking there in miami. that girl was rushed to hospital but unfortunately she died from her injuries. time 10:10. a number of dead continues to rise from the wildfire there in

california. we learned that now, 50 or 40 people confirmed dead. as firefighters desperately try to gain the upper hand on the fires, those wildfires are the deadliest in california state history, hot dry winds continue to whip up flames in sonoma county and could fan those flames, the fire are up to he wasn't miles wide and threatening even more wineries. hundreds of people are still unaccounted for but officials believe they will be able to locate most of them. >> iz zy is here, come here, baby. no this, rare bit of good news amid the wildfire devastation there in california. two brothers hiked back to the family home only to find charred remains, they were convinced that the wildfire killed their dog iz zy but miraculously, the dog survived the inferno and came running up to the two men as they surveyed the damage.

>> walking around the corner, we didn't expect to see her, we were just there to video the house for my parents, and see what we could find and praying that she might be there. and she came out and it was tears and happiness >> love this great story in the midst of that devastation, if you don't understand like this one, the nine-year-old video has gone viral. a man from missouri spent 23 years in prison for a double scan radar murder is free after he was exonerated for the crime. 41-year-old lamont mcintire walked out on friday had a free man. he said he is still in shock. mcintire was serving two life sentences for a 1994 murder of two people. they were shot as they sat in a car in a drug infested neighborhood. mcintire maintained his innocence, and even one of the victims mother believed mcintire was not the gunman. >> thanking god and everybody

who supported me and feels good. feels good. i'm happy. >> even though prosecutors agreed to allow him to go free, came short of admitting they believe mcintire is innocent. your time is it 10:16. he hopes to be a police officer when he grows up. he's not sure if he wants to protect the highways on a motorcycle or operate out of a patrol car. he has both. he said he want two help his community. on friday, he set up a don't the stand for officers there in the area. oliver said they're his heros and one day, he want to be one of them and we think he will be >> i want to help out the community as well. you know what i'm going to do? bring you sunshine. >> that's nice >> midday, looking to watch right now, lunch time >> that's a look start to see

sunshine peaking through here, promises to be a really nice day and look at the rain chances all week long, once we get past this frontal system, that's quickly approaching area, slides through around midnight, once we get past that, there's your week, all week we're looking at is that you skies, not a chance of rain, there night not even be a single cloud in the sky, high pressure dominates, it will r be a good week, take the car get it washed detailed. enjoy the beautiful weather, at least the next week, path of totality as long as ten days, the radar right now we're not showing any moisture out there, we're seeing those fine little water particles here that mist still taking place parts of the area, no showers or rain being reported. in the process of drying out. it's 68 in philadelphia with a due point of 64, wind around the southwest at nine miles and visibility continues to increase, we're up to nine miles and some other locations are actually ten be 11, 12 milesing everything is improving. 68 in philadelphia, wilmington, 67. millville 69, cape may 69, and

atlantic city 67. satellite 6 along with action radar, as you look at this, it doesn't appear as if there's cloud cover in place, that cloud deck is could close to the ground, 3500 to 4,000 feet up. the satellite is having a difficult time picking that up once the wind shift out of the southwest and burn through that we'll break out into full sunshine be that's the front we're watching overnight, produces a couple showers around midnight, once it crosses you can clearly see out west there is nothing going on and that's pretty much your weather all week long. temperatures are going to cool down now, this will is coming straight from canada, for the first time this season, we're talking about overnight low, not tonight but perhaps tomorrow night, right there all the way down into the 30's. let's say business mark north dakota 34, only had a turn that around, the 43, dealing with snow out here across the northern rockies, wichita, 47. saving grace for us, not a big fan of the chilly weather is the weather pattern is progressive,

when we do get into the chilly air, only will last couple days and then start warming up. here's future track 6. lots the clouds, right around midday few peaks of sunshine and that will continue to be the trend by afternoon, of night clear during the evening hours and could see cloud around midnight. by 9:00 a.m. full sunshine monday looks really nice and that's tuesday, wednesday, thursday, friday, whole week looks exactly like that. of not too much in the way of clouds. temperature-wise, 77 to 80 today. overnight tonight with the front pushing through. it will get noticeably cooler, 51 in reading, 58 in philadelphia, 61 in millville, for tomorrow, high temperatures in the low 60's with a breeze. anywhere from 20 to 25 miles per hour, it's going to feel like the mid 50's tomorrow very blustery day. then we get into tomorrow night and tuesday morning, there you go. of temperatures all the way down into the mid 30's, 40 for philadelphia, allentown and reading 34 degrees, so forecast for today, day of transition,

cloud cover hanging tough right now, should break around midday, 77 in reading, 80 for philadelphia, 80 in millville, 81 in dover and overnight tonight, the clouds increase yet again with front around midnight, there could be a shower reading 52, philadelphia 58 close to 60 southeast. >> exclusive accu weather seven-day forecast. morning fog and clouds afternoon sun, warmer today, 80, 64 for monday, tuesday, sunny and chilly, 63. wednesday, thursday, friday and saturday absolutely stunning lots of sunshine and temperatures in the 70's. >> can't beat that forecast. special local home grown documentary is in theaters this weekend. >> it's called dina. and it's billed as love story, a real one, alicia vitarelli shares the story. >> i had autism my whole life. de

dean. it's a real story from a real woman >> as we were filming dina, scott moved into the epa. >> i'm excited to be here. >> i haven't lived on my own since ever. >> basically in the movie now. >> she's the super star, i'm in the background. >> dina and scott levin are both on the autism spectrum. this is their love story. >> do i look good >> you look beautiful, sweetheart >> i'm hoping that they would understand that just because we're slightly different than anyone else, we can't have normal emotions and feeling >> dan cycles is an upper dublin native who known dina since he was born, he calls it a real life romantic comedy >> a philadelphia love story. >> i met dina on the mainline over 20 years ago. we were at a dance. i saw her across the crowded room. she was wearing a white dress. i said she was the prettiest

girl in the room >> today seeing the own story unfold is bringing out a range of emotions. ? >> when they get to the scene where they do the 911 call, in the poconos, as soon as that comes on, i hold her hand because i know how hard that scene is. >> reporter: while some moments were tough to relive, scott assures us >> you will not leave without a smile on your face. >> reporter: alicia vitarelli. channel 6 action news. ♪ . channel 6 action news. ♪ .

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we chat about some videos and images that everybody is talking about. brand new football uniforms from the university of florida getting a whole lot of attention. for all the wrong reason, the gators supported a special green look last night when they faced texas aand m, the uniforms were designed to have the look and feel of an alligator. well, many took to twitter calling the uniforms hideous. like what are you doing? they were shocked when they heard nick key spent 18 months creating this look. >> i think it looks cool >> i don't know. >> all right. silent guardian and protect ter. >> dark night is on patrol.

he said r it's not really that man, it is mccann, the school's principal, he kept his promise to spend the night on the roof dress as the cape crusader, the theme was there's a super hero in all of us, the kids raised more than $57,000 exceeding their goal, which was $50,000. >> that's a cool story. he was there all night? apparently so. >> because he's a super hero >> tell us was this by going to facebook and twitter later this morning here on 6 abc >> here's monica malpass with the preview >> two moderate pennsylvania politicians or either resigning or stepping down, is the moderate political voice in the state being drown out? and the department of justice last week sent philadelphia a letter saying they're in vikings over the sanctuary cities bill, what will mayor jim kenney now or is it for the courts? i'm monica malpass, we'll talk

about that and more later. i hope to see you then.

this old car garage, home of the most a local businessman bought the garage and wanted to restore it to classic models of 80 and 90 years ago

>> i love those old classic cars >> don't enjoy this weather though. here's the exclusive seven-day forecast. things will be getting better. as the afternoon wears on. morning fog perhaps a little left over drizzle i believe for the most part that's done at this point though. turning warmer and breezy by afternoon, up to 80. that cloud cover will linger till about 7:00, 8:00 a.m. tomorrow, then full sunshine, chilly, wind will reveal like 50's, tuesday, 63, wednesday, 70, gets a little bit warmer, thursday, 75, friday, 76 and saturday 78. not quite as warm as the 80's. keep in mind the normal high especially by thursday and friday down to only 65. we're still about ten, 12 degrees above normal. >> instead of a roller coaster temperature >> it is special over the next 48 hours >> 12:01 the sun comes out this week with george coming up next >> he discusses the decision on

the iran nuclear deal and the affordable care act and the impacts both will have on america, here's george with your preview >> president trump took action on his own this week to undo the affordable care act and decertify the iran deal. what will be lasting impact we'll get into that with the u.n. ambassador, plus analyze pilosi and susan collins made a big decision to stay in congress and powerhouse round table will take on the week's politics, coming up this week >> action news continues back here at noon, here's a look at some stories we're working on. a local film maker created a documentary about people who shape the world of sports, indictment it's and when you can see it. >> i shelter dog gets to go on duty with his employing local police force, organizers are hoping it will land him a forever home. >> i'm nydia han. have great morning, we will see you right back here at noon.

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"this week" with george stephanopoulos starts right now. >> going it alone. >> it's step by step by step. >> president trump takes action against the affordable care act. eliminating insurance subsidies. that help millions of americans. >> one by one, it's going to come down. we're going to have great health care in our country. >> is the president repealing obamacare on his own? what will it mean for the millions who rely on it? who will pay the political price? nancy pelosi and susan collins are here to weigh in. plus -- >> iran is not living up to the spirit of the deal. >> defying america's closest allies and most of his top advisers, trump decertifies the iran deal.