fire crews rescue a man and his dog from their burning home overnight. new information on the ambush that killed four americans in niger. were there signs something was wrong. attorney general jeff sessions in philadelphia. those stories in a moment, but outside we go to meteorologist chris sowers. i see the sun behind you. >> reporter: we are expecting a full day of sunshine and warm temperatures especially for october standards. it was mig but warm this morning, however, take a look at the morning lows around the region. the poconos, 36. pottstown, 38. allentown, 40. trenton, 44. dover, 47. philadelphia just a degree under 50 degrees. now you're up to 58. with the sunshine we're seeing terms are responding nicely. millville, 44 you're up to 58, as well. atlantic city, beach haven 58. dover, 56. cape may, 56.

and lancaster, 50. satellite and radar just like what we seen over the last several days we're expecting a fuel day of sunshine. maybe at times you'll see high, thin clouds, but that's about it. future tracker showing you right there 35:00 it's going to be a beautiful day with warm temperatures. the call from accuweather, mostly sunny and warm, high of 77 degrees. just in case you were wondering where that stacks up against the normals, the normal high for this time of the year is 65. we're 1 degrees -- 12 degrees above seasonal averages. tomorrow is equally as nice, bright and warm. we're tracking wet weather on tuesday, i'll have that coming up in the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast. >> we look foakd to the update -- forward to the update. 9:01. attorney general jeff sessions will address the chief

association fall meeting expected to talk about project safe neighborhoods and violent crime. city has been battling with sessions since i singled out nine sanctuary cities including philadelphia for not complying with the justice department immigration policy. firefighters were called to the 4400 block of verona drive in mill creek around 3:30 a.m. they found flames shooting from the first floor of the home. firefighters pulled a 91-year-old and his dog from the second floor window. the cause of the fire remains under investigation. philadelphia police are looking for the person who shot a teenager in the neck and then left him to die. the shots were fired in the 7700 block of cedar brook avenue in the city's west oak lane section. it happened last night. when police arrived they found the teenager suffering from

gunshot injuries. he was rushed to einstein medical center listed in critical condition. a section of i-95 back open this morning after a fatal motorcycle crash in south philadelphia. this happened last night in the southbound lanes near the exit ramp for the walt whitman bridge just after 11:00 p.m. we are told that the 26-year-old victim was riding at a high rate of speed when he lost control and hit a guardrail. police shut down the highway to one lane as they investigated. the scene cleared up at 9:00 a.m. we're learning more information about the ambush that killed four american soldiers in there have been conflicting reports from the military. david wright has the late e -- latest. >> reporter: president trump has been tight lipped about the traumatic mission that cost the

lives of four american soldiers, three green berets. senator john mccain threatened to use subpoenas to get answers. scrapes mattis showed up in person to brief mccain. >> we do not have sufficient information. >> reporter: here's what we know about the attack. it took place october 4 near the village of tan0go tango. they met with a village elder. a senior intelligence official said the soldiers had an inkling of danger the hair on the back of their necks stood up after the motorcycles raced out of the village. troops felt like the elder was stalling them. armed fighters hit them from the woods on both sides of the road, small arms and vehicle mounted

weapons and mortars. the u.s. team was not expecting combat. their vehicles unarmorred and no air support. today the president has not said a thing about the mission itself. instead the conversation this week unraveled on how best to honor fallen troops and console their families. with white house chief of staff john kelly ultimately stepping in to smack down a florida congresswoman who listened to the president's call to a grieving widow. kelly is a gold star father himself. on friday, the white house press secretary went so far as to suggest that kelly should have the last word on the matter. >> if you want to get into a debate with a four star marine general that's highly inappropriate. >> reporter: the president called him an elegant man adding

he is doing a fantastic job. >> he was so off fnded -- offended that somebody would be listening to the call. he couldn't believe it. >> former trump chief center -- strategist steve bannon made a blistering attack on president obama. >> he has no idea whether he is coming or going just like when he was president of the united states. >> ban on was speaking at a gop convention in california when he made the remarks. earlier this week, former president bush unleashed criminal comments about president trump administration. ban none under republicans to join the movement against the ruling political class. nearly one month after hurricane maria devastated

puerto rico we're getting new numbers on how destructive the storm was. only 14% have electricity. 0% still don't have running water. 90% of supermarkets are open, so are 80% of gas stations that's good news, nearly half of the telecommunications networks are back up and running. 49 people have died because of the storm, another 76 are missing. 4,000 people are living in shelters. all five living former u.s. presidents will come together in texas for hurricane relief fundraising concert. barack obama, george w.bush and bill clinton and george h.w.bush and jimmy carter one america appeal. the mission was to extend the areas impacted by hurricane maria and harvey.

getting to philadelphia might be -- from l.a., elon musk is going to build an underground transit system. officials i should a temporary permit to dig a ten mile tunnel beneath the washington baltimore parkway. it's the first portion of the system known as the hydroloop. sixers hitting the court, now, joel embiid has been cleared to play. embiid, simmons and fultz playing during the home opener, against the celtics. despite all the excitement they lost the game. the score 104-92.

despite the losses, fans are trusting the process. >> reporter: when was the last time you felt this good about the sixers. >> 2009 when ai came back. >> everyone feels good about the sixers, we'll have highlights from the came coming up on "action news" tonight at 11:00 p.m. there's much more to come on "action news" saturday morning, including "shelter me rescue of the week." >> reporter: i'm david murphy this little girl is twilla one of the bunny, saved by loving buns in the "shelter me rescue of the week" section. you'll hear about twilla and her friends on "action news." a neighborhood killer on the loose, three people shot and killed in the past two weeks, hear why police think they are connected. >> reporter: coming coming up in weather, another beautiful day on tap for the delaware and lehigh valleys.

temperatures in the 60s and 70s. cloud cover and rain on the way. i'll let you know in the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast. glad you stayed with us,

the search continues for a killer in tampa, florida. police believe he is suspected of three murders in three weeks. an autistic victim was walking to the bus stop when he was shot and killed. the killings began on october 9 when a 22-year-old man was shot

at a bus stop. on october 13, police found the body of a 32-year-old woman who was killed days earlier. we'll not be held hostage by whoever is doing this. we need everyone to come out of their homes at night and turn on their porch lights and just not tolerate this type of terrorism in the neighborhood. >> scary situation there, as you heard police asking the public to remain vigilant not to travel alone at night. another hollywood organization considering giving harvey weinstein the boot as another actress comes forward with allegations of abuse. academy that awards the emmys has set a disciplinary hearing next month. an italian actress told los angeles detective's he bullied way into her hotel room and raped her. this comes as oscar winner

lupita nyong'o made cames of harassment. let's get you caught up on the forecast with meteorologist chris sowers to help you plan your weekend. >> reporter: if you like yesterday, and the day before and the day before, you'll love today. let's get you outside on our temple university camera. as we look live on scoi -- sky6 live hd that's more clouds we've seen in the sky this morning than the past four days combined. another beautiful day, high temperatures in the mid 70s. blue skies an ton of sun. beautiful weekend, sunny and warm, rain at times for tuesday, that's the next system we're watching. behind the frontal system the air turns sharply cooler. a good shot from canada that will drop highs in the 60s where they belong this time of the career. 68 degrees the philadelphia. dewpoint 41. pressure 30.35 inches. it is rising. a tranquil morning out there. as you can see for the most part, wilmington, 3 miles per hour. beach haven, 3.

atlantic city, 3. everybody else reporting calm wind speeds and mild temperatures. 58 in philadelphia, millville and atlantic city and beach haven. the normal high for this time of the year is 65. we're closing in on that quickly. allentown, 48. poconos 49. starting out 36 degrees up there this morning. they rebounded nicely. lancaster, 50 degrees, and dover, 56. satellite and radar what's happening here is, high pressure in control for one or two more days from maine down to the carolinas, that's why we're clear here. as the high continues to pull away, the return flow, winds shift out of the west southwest clouds build, we get a storm system off the front range of the rockies. that's the next storm we're watching, clouds monday, rain tuesday. the surface maps look like, there's the high that brought us the beautiful weather for the last few days, sunny and warm. sunday, high, thin clouds move in late. otherwise it's a nice day, all

the rain is to the west. monday afternoon a secondary area of low pressure develops out of the gulf that will run north up the spine of the appalachians. monday night football is a dry game, after midnight, monday night through the day on tuesday we expect to see rain heavy at times. sunny and warm and nice, 77 degrees is the forecasted high. you can see how the numbers will continue to climb. 58 right now. 11:00 a.m., we'll add ten. 4:00 p.m., 76. yoasht -- overnight tonight it's chilly, 46 for the outlying suburbs, 54 for center city under a partly cloudy sky and breeze out of the south/southwest. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, beautiful october weekend, mostly sunny, 77 today. sun and clouds tomorrow, 74. everything looks okay for the union game against orlando at

talen energy stadium. monday increasing clouds, monday night football game, tempts in the 60s. tuesday, rain at times, 71. fall like wednesday thursday and friday with highs in the 60s. >> 9:17 a.m., here's a look at what's happening narnld -- in and around the area this weekend. potter fest takes over chestnut hill. today from 10:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. you can watch the philadelphia barometerly love cup quibbage tournament at chestnut hill college. truck food festival. 11:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. there's a biergarten and face painting and whole lot more. the river fest in burlington

county, the family-friendly event runs from noon to 10:00 p.m. boren town beach. and there's a kids area so go out and enjoy. here's a story that will make you smile. a good samaritan stepped up to help out a man in need while he was in the check out line of a grocery store. his card was declined at a store in san antonio texas, that's when a stranger walks you mean and swipes her own card to help a stranger who had a cart full of groceries. the man gave the woman a big old hug before he stepped backed in line. great story, we'll see you after the break.

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of a heated rally capture attention after a picture goes viral. you can see the man covered in swastika escorted through an

angry crowd. he escorted by an african-american. he came to hear richard spencer speak was turned away when tickets sold out. many stormed him and beat him up. the likely pair found friendship through exiewn indication. >> indication -- communication. >> we need to sit down with richard spencer. >> we do. >> both men say they hope together they can spread a message of friendship and love instead of hate. >> it is now 921 in technically speaking samsung's new device could help you keep tabs on your pets or kids, the company has the connect tag the tiny mobile device can beam the location of an item you're looking for with the help of gps and wi-fi.

we don't have a surprise tag, but we know it will go on sale in korea first before expanding into other countries in the coming months. if you're looking to adopt a pet, maybe not a cat or dog, but what about a bunny. love and bunny is helping these health care system -- hares. >> every year thousands of rabbits are found abandoned and abused. they are dedicated to taking in the animal. >> they can't survive outside. >> reporter: there are a lot of misconceptions about owning and caring for unique creatures and require two to four hours of exercise a day. >> they like straw toys.

they thrive on companions. >> they like to benefit from the other one, they snuggle. >> reporter: bonding plays an important role. and loving buns sets it up. >> we put on the music and the candle and put them together. >> this is hanna gentle and unique. she is spayed and looking for someone to love. >> reporter: peoples is a male lion head. a social guy whole burrow his way to your heart. >> they she is a lion head. >> reporter: she loves to be pet. she likes to eat. this is twilla who is 2 to 3 years old. when they found she was without food or hay and a pro when it comes to using the litter box,

but likes gentle pets, but on her own terms. if you're interested in twila or someone's visit the loving buns website. if you would like to share your success stories post a picture to the facebook page using the #shelter me. peel feature your stories on the up coming "shelter me rescue of the week" segments. david murphy channel 6 "action news." so glad you stayed with us

on a saturday morning, 9:26 a.m., 58 degrees out there. sky6 live hd overlooking the commodore barry bridge, meteorologist chris sowers says we should reach 77. if it is 76, don't be mad at him. happening today, the flyers face the oilers with conbe mcdavid. the -- connor mcdavid. the truck drops at 1:00 p.m. at the wells fargo center. >> the eagles are getting ready to host the redskins for monday night football, "action news" teaming up with phl17 to bring you a night of football monday night our special countdown to kickoff airs at 8:00 p.m. the game 8:30 p.m. penn state fans ready for a whiteout in happy valley. nittany lions host number 19 in michigan. you can watch the game on 6abc. coverage begins tonight at 7:30 p.m. temple visits army this afternoon, we'll hear from coach collins in our temple football

playbook in the next half-hour. the power of prayer is working for the astros. astro themed rosaries made a return for the game 6 in houston texas. all season announcation catholic church told sold them there. the astros beat the yankees 7-1 forcing a game 7. we'll see what happens. 9:28 a.m. much more to come on "action news" saturday morning. one driver caused a mess on a northern liberties street hitting cars before flipping her own car over and this. >> reporter: i'm nydia han this simple website is making one woman thousands of dollars helping her pay for upcoming disney vacations. coming up in what's the deal how you can make money, too. >> always a check of the

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saturday at 9:00 a.m., three teenagers hurt in apparently random attacks in montgomery county. plus, called back to service. the president has just made moves that would send 1,000 retired pilots back into the air force. and express bus, septa launcheses a new express bus line for roosevelt boulevard.

those stories, and more, but first outside we go to the one, the only meteorologist chris sowers. >> reporter: good morning, chris, it's comfortable feeling like april or the beginning of may. temperatures climbing from the 40s to the 50s. 58 in center city. slatington, 52. new hole -- holland 53. dover, 56, smyrna, 57. cape may looks like is the warm spot, 62 degrees. high pressure continues to dominate the overall weather pattern that means another day of sunshine and sun and clouds tomorrow. overall looks like a good weekend. the cloud cover you see if you look toward the left-hand side of the screen. that's the next system we're watching getting in here monday night after midnight into the

day on tuesday for a round of rain. today, sunny skies, high, thin clouds that's about it. 1:00 p.m., 75. 4:00 p.m., 76. 7:00 p.m., 69. forecasting a very comfortable high of 77. the normal is 65. big game tonight if you're heading out to state college this afternoon, the penn state nittany lions numbered two ranked penn state nittany lions taking on michigan in happy valley. first quarter temperature, 63 degrees under a mostly clear sky, 4th quarter, 58 degrees with a light breeze out of the southeast at 5 to 10 miles per hour. it's a whiteout. 106,000 strong all dressed in white cheering on the lions. monday night football eagles take on the redskins, the best team in football, philadelphia eagles. 8:30 p.m. kickoff, 69 degrees.

4th quarter, 66. showers move in after midnight. when i come back i'll talk about the system coming in on tuesday and the cool down wednesday, thursday, friday. >> we look forward to the update. thank you. police in montgomery county made an arrest in a bb gun attack in cheltenham. police are trying to figure out if the suspect is connected to two other random attacks earlier in the week. one victim was shot 9 times while riding on the school bus eastern technology school to shelton ham high school on tuesday. teen's parents say a classmate riding on the bus took out the bb gun and shot at their son. he had to use the book bag to shield himself from the gunfire. >> traumatized himself, intimated by the guy, all the friends he had with him were carrying bb guns in school bags.

on tuesday, a 14-year-old boy was hit three times in elkins park by bbs. next day a 19-year-old was hit in the boy a block from the high school in wyncote. the shooters were driving a dark car and wearing masks. this morning a driver crashed into several cars in north philadelphia. she eventually flipped her own car. the women is facing dui charges. this was the scene on the 900 block of brown street. the police say the driver lost control and hit two parked cars and eventually her car overturned. excite what you see here, no injuries were reported. students at a chester county school show her united after a recent racist incident. hundreds ever students who attend coatsville area high school walked out of classes yesterday. they want administrators to do more about what they say is a pattern of racial insensitivity. this week a picture was posted

online showing students posing in front of pumpkins with kk and nazi symbols carved boo them. a dark skinned doll was hung in a women's locker room. the former district attorney who declined to press sexual assault charges against bill cosby is suing cosby's accuser. bruce castor is suing andrea constan. he said when she sued him it cost him the re-election in montgomery county. he is seeking $50,000 in damages. his first trial on charges ended with a hung jury. the retrial is scheduled for april. today is the final day in office for republican congressman from western pennsylvania who is resigning after details surfaced after an extra marital affair. text messages between tim murphy

and a mysteries. he asked her to get an abortion when she believed she was pregnant. murphy said he will seek help for his family issues. governor wolf has ten days to call for a special election. 1,000 pilots who retired from the air force may be called back to duty. president trump signed the executive order allowing the move because there's a shortage of combat flyers. by law only 25 officers can be brought back to serve in any one branch. the president's order removed the caps. the air force has been at the forefront of the pentagon's battle against the islamic state in seer extra and iraq. 9:36 a.m., the city of philadelphia honored senator john mccain with the 2017 liberty medal this week. joe biden presented his long time friend with the liberty medal at the national

constitution center this week. senator mccain received a reward for lifetime sacrifice and service for our country. he said he he was humbled to receive the honor. you can watch a special broadcast of the ceremony tomorrow, it will air at 1:00 p.m. on 6abc. >> this weekend philadelphia launching its first express bus line beginning today, the boulevard in northeast philadelphia will have it's own direct bus service. earlier this week city leaders gathered for the announcement. the boulevard direct offered limited stops with greater frequency than the september route 14 bus. it will shuttle riders between transportation center and the neshaminy mall in bucks county making 8 tons along the way. -- 8 stops along the way. 9:37 a.m. if you always wanted to make

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hear from coach collins ahead in temple football playbook. all right, so glad you

stayed with us, 942, this afternoon, the temple owls take on the army black nights. they are 3-4 for the season. they need a win, sports director ducis rogers and jeff collins, the coach breaking down what the team has to do in this week's temple football playbook. ♪

>> reporter: welcome to another edition of temple football playbook alongside coach jeff collins, i'm ducis rogers. the owls on the road against a good team, army. you lost at home to ucon what went wrong and what do you have to do to correct. >> penalties, self inflicted wounds, gained 800 yards and held them at 240 to that yards of offense. the penalties got us, we had a fumble for the return on the touchdown. that's tough to overcome with a young football team. we have a good football team we have on the road to play. >> we spoke to the players they know they need to move on. >> reporter: we have to lick our wounds and get up and fight another game. >> we have a what's next mentality. you have to stay mentally tough

after a loss, you have the young guys who get down, the older guys we tell them to stay on them an get back to the process and execute this week. that's what we're focused on now. >> it's not just about xs and os, times you have to be like a psychologist. how do you get to the team to move on. >> reporter: we understand we're a good football team, we have young kids that made critical mistakes in the game that hurt us him we'll move forward. great attitude in practice and the meeting room and locker room. they were hurt after the ross loss, but understand how close we are and we have to finish the week strong. army number two in the nation rushing offense, 370 yards rushing per game. how do you defend that? >> reporter: it's tough, they have had two wins this season where they didn't throw a pass. as a college football fan what they do is fun to watch, the if

i physicality of theirk. how much is a challenge is to switch gears and get ready for the option. >> reporter: this is new to me, so right now practice is hard, i can't imagine what it's like in the game. >> it's tough the matches what they do, army, navy, they get a million yards a game rushing because they execute every play, we have to stay disciplined, read our keys and execute. >> what do you tell your defensive back, this army team won without executing a single pass. >> we make sure we they in passes every now and then to

keep them honest. great eye control swoop in the hatch on the play action passes and making sure sure they keep in front ever you. >> come up after the break on temple football playbook, we'll talk about traditions, the coach has brought to temple, stay with us. >> welcome back to temple

football playbook, coach one of the cool things about temple, the traditions, the long traditions of the program here at temple. one of the things you've done, single digit, number one you move it around, why. >> i did in programs where they don't give out the number one. for one person to have it the entire season i thought it would be better to move it around week to week, whoever is the most deserving at that point in time in our season should wear it. it doesn't mean you can't wear it multiple times, every week we

make a deal out of who's going to ware the jersey number one and the pride and respect and tradition. >> whole wear number one today. >> sean bradley. the reason why he start middle linebacker, and plays tailbacker, he is the captain of the punt team and quarterback of the punt team. any of those jobs are difficult, he does all three at such a high level. great kid off the field. one of our leaders even though he is just a sophomore. we spoke to bradley he honored to wear the number one. >> reporter: what does it mean to you. >> that the hard work is paying off. i'm just trying to to be a leader that's pretty much my goal i'm going to accept it and keep playing. >> it's nice to see modesty from your star linebacker. >> reporter: thanks ducis, often time during coaching transitions it's the outgoing seniors that

get left behind. when jeff collins came to temple he wanted to make sure they had a poem enter legends row. >> i wanted to let them know even though i'm never going to coach them. they have a police in the program whenever they came back to the buildings or philadelphia, they wanted them to feel at home. we build this. we made legends row in our locker room, when they come back they have a place to put their stuff, they have a locker, they can work out with our guys. >> i remember when you asked us to come, what is this, i'm not here any more i'm so happy to go to the meeting. legends' row open up the weight room and having lockers for us it was unbelievable. even guys who didn't play here last year, kyle and matt and tyler, when i talked to them,

they loved hearing the way he treated us in the transition period. >> others schools in the country don't have that, guys come and go, they move on, it's a cycle. coach collins is continually keeping us a part of what's going on here. it's a home, at first i thought it was going to be a whole different vibe. i come home there's no hiccup it's the same beat and it is the same place. >> i talk to pj all the time. kyle texted me this morning and again i've never coached these guys, but having a relationship with them, because they are the ones that bled for this place and developed the culture and the brand and a little something that says you're still valued you -- here, why wouldn't we do that. >> why these guys always make their way back home, if they are in the nfl or not.

back to you. >> coach you guys are going to play at westpoint against army, how important is it for your players to see about the military academy. >> reporter: we have so much respect for what they do for our country. these young men the discipline they go through every single day and playing college football at such a high level hats off to them and we're excited to complete against them. this will do it for temple football playbook, i'm ducis rogers, this is coach collins, "action news" continues right after this

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halloween, as you know a little more than a week away. people are already in the spooky spirit him be sure to send your pictures of the halloween decorations and jack-o-lanterns and credittive -- creative costumes use 6abc/halloween. let's get the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast. >> reporter: jersey shore, sunny skies, 72. philadelphia, sunny skies, 77. poconos, sunny skies, 72. union take on orlando, start time, 74 degrees, 9th minute,

70 degrees. we're cooling down a little bit. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast we bounce up to 77 monday, maybe rain on tuesday, with cooler temperatures wednesday, thursday, and friday. so really there's only one day that looks spooky, that's tuesday. in the words of chris sowers, easy peasy lemon squeezy. look at the festival in virginia. this is the 38th year. come on chute open please, thank you, this is only one day a year that it's legal to jump off the 876-foot high expand across the new river george. 8,000 people are expected to walk across the bridge. i can't see, -- i can't yes, gut you will never see is there.

chris sowers. >> and gray hall. >> reporter: we continue "action news" at 6:00 p.m. you'll want the hitech gadget for your next tailgate party. details on the this cooler. plus well take you inside an exhibit that celebrates renown american artist at the academy of fine arts. for the one and only meteorologist chris sowers, and the entire "action news" team, i'm gray hall, make it a great day. jack hanna's "wild countdown" is next. we'll see you tomorrow morning. when you're a double-dipping pension-padder

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