action news, delaware valley's leading news program, with meteorologist jeff skversky, sarah bloomquist and walter perez. the big story on action news is across the delaware valley people are enjoying this before or after of summer-like weather in fall. these temperatures will stick around a few more days. we'll see rain as things will cool down just a bit. let's get to i meteorologist melissa magee is here with the first check of accu-weather forecast

>> another beautiful day across much of the delaware and lehigh valleys, the string of 70's continues, started on wednesday with a high of 72. thursday and friday, we had temps in the lower 70's, maxed out yesterday, 79, so far in philadelphia, we're coming in at 65. ten degrees above or typical daytime high. still comfortable outside. 74 in philadelphia, 67 in the poconos, 75 for allentown and reading. up to western lancaster, coast in cape may, 68, beach haven ven 69. 7:00 p.m. a partly cloudy sky, temperature of 68. we'll be in middle 60's at 8:00. mostly clear, dry and quiet at 9:00, 10:00 and 11:00. temperatures falling down into the lower 60's. changes however are headed our way, here's storm tracker 6 live double scan radar. we're tracking rain not tomorrow but tuesday, this cold front stretched out across a portions

of the plain states, this will be working its way eastward and provide us with a good soaking as we get into tuesday. and especial tuesday afternoon. future tracker 6 timing it out now, monday afternoon it's mostly cloudy day, temperatures still above average tomorrow. couple showers are likely as we go through monday afternoon but the bulk of that precip moves in tuesday morning, lasting into tuesday evening, we'll take closer look as to how much rain we're expecting and the cooler air, details coming up with the full and exclusive accu-weather forecast second day, protesters gathered outside the police chiefs convention in center city. john rollins joins us more on what they're trying to get across. >>. >> reporter: today's protest but not a rally but a teach, in, the message police are part of a racist oppressive system's must be abolished. participants are told not to talk to local tv crews.

>> construe our message, try to sanitize it. we're out here for police abolition and prison abolition, not for reform. >> gathering again at 12th and arch outside the convention of international chiefs of police, yesterday, one agitated man focused his remarks at african-american officers. >> cannot sleep at night. me personally cannot sleep at night. you're the reason me as a black man cannot respect you. >> reporter: saturday the protesters took to the streets. near the msb, there was a physical clash two officers in one protester were injured. four protesters were issued citations for disorderly conduct, two were arrested for assaulting police. overnight, the two arrested were processed at the eventful police district in mayfair, a line of officers stood in the front as protesters shouted at them from across the street. those attending the four-day iacp meeting say a major topic

the proper way to handle street protest >> it had to do with large course of study, major incidents throughout the nation, particularly as it pertains to the first amendment. >> reporter: the protesters not said if they will return. but it would seem likely as attorney general jeff sessions will return to philadelphia. john rollins, channel 6 action news. a philadelphia police officer who had been working at the protester was early this morning, as he turn on to the roosevelt boulevard in the city's mayfair section, the officer suffered a broken leg. . from our delaware newsroom new, two pedestrians were struck and called last 98 in dewey beach. investigators say the driver who hit them suffered a medical emergency and lost control of his vehicle. this collision happened around 5:00 p.m. on coastal highway near sals ber street. he blacked out and the vehicle

careened into two men standing alongside the road with bicycles. the men ages 53 and 58, were both from the washington, dc area. the driver of that vehicle was taken to a local hospital for treatment. we have an update on the shooting that ended with aed to teller from tioga nicetown critically injured after shot in the head. police charged the boy's father with dangering the welfare of a child. the gun belonged to the children's uncle who lives at the home. boys are were being watched by the 2012-year-old brother when one found a gun on the 3600 block of north 18th. athlete-year-old is listed in very critical condition at temple university hospital. a somber ceremony marked the 34th anniversary of one of the deadly easiest terror attacks in marine corp history, two marine corp were killed. veterans and mourns gathered in memory of the fallen.

nine of the marines killed were from philadelphia. a plaque reads if you forget my death, then i died in vein. >> surgeons from children's hospital successfully separated twin girls conjoined at birth, erin and abby had surgery in june and recently celebrated their first birthday, the girls are 15 months old and born johned at the top of theory heads, they were successfully separated by a 30 member team in a risk 12-hour surgery. the parents say it's a miracle to see their daughters hitting milestones like rolling over and crawling. >> they're such happy content little girls for what they've gone through, they've never lived outside hospital walls. and they're still happy, they're not afraid of people. it's just amazing to see that they're so brave through all of this. >> the twins will need additional plastic and reconstructive surgery, but

could go home to north carolina for the first time as soon as next month. people in blackwood gloucester county hit the payments this morning, the south jersey residents put on walking shoes and raised nearly half $1 million for the fight against juvenile diabetes. karen rogers emceed the event. money will be used to support research into juvenile diabetes. much more on action news news, a letter written by a passenger on a titanic just sold and you will not believe how much it went for >> a tragic day for law enforcement in ohio, an officer was killed while responding to a domestic disturbance. >> a manhunt is underway in tampa after three people were killed over 11 days in one neighborhood.

. the manhunt intensiving in tampa florida. police are going door to door in their search for the killer, abc victor aquendo is following the story. >> reporter: police going door to door in a tampa neighborhood checking on residents as they desperately search for a killer even look through yards and trash cans, three people murdered in a span of 11 days. the families in the victims in mourning >> somebody never going to be the same. >> reporter: this memorial for 20-year-old anthony the most recent victim killed thursday >> happy child. loving, everybody loved him.

family oriented. >> he had autism, police say he got on the wrong bus on his way home if work walking to another bus stop when he was shot. >> it was not even 20 minutes when i spoke to him. that he told me, yes, i'll be home. >>reporter: that's not far from where 22-year-old benjamin mitchell was killed october 9th and a half mile from there monica hoffa was found dead. >> monica did nothing that should have put herself in this situation. she was completely innocent and was targeted by this animal. >> reporter: the only lead is this grainy video a person wearing a hoodie, police not even calling him a suspect but someone they'd like to speak with >> if you're walking alone, you're a suspect or a potential victim. and that's what they need to remember in this neighborhood. >> reporter: a motive not been determined. the three victims had no connection.

but police believe the killings are linked because of the products system tea to each other. >> a police officer from ohio was shot and killed while responding to a domestic disturbance. 31-year-old officer justin leo was shot after 10:00 last night. he and another officer were standing at the at the front door of a home when the suspect open fire. the suspect was killed by the second officer, officer leo died a short time later at the hospital. the hotel room in las vegas used in the october 1st mass shooting will stay empty. officials from mgm resort say there's no plans to rent out the 32nd floor of that mandalay bay suite. steven paddock opened fire from that room on an outdoor music festival. 58 people killed, more than 500 wounded. it's being speculated that the suite may end up as a memorial to honor the victims. sentencing for bow berg call starts tomorrow. in 2009 he left his post in afghanistan and was captured by the taliban, the case is

expected to feature dramatic testimony about soldiers and a navy seal badly hurt. he was held captive five years. he's plead guilty to endangering his comrads. a letter written by a passenger on the titanic the day before it sank sold for $166,000 at auction. note written on embossed titanic stationery was penned by first class passenger alexander hole bert son >> he was a salesman and intended to post it to his mother in new york. the letter was found on him when his body was recovered and it was sent to his family. no word on who bought the letter. much more on action news tonight. the local baby and his model uncle were blowing up the internet >> halloween right around the corner and some people say an ocean county family went a little too far with the decorating. too realistic and gabor rethey say >> rough weather hits oklahoma

forcing concert goers to run for cover. plus melissa returns with the work week accu-weather forecast. stick around.

. a video of one of at least three tornados that formed last night in oklahoma. storms damage add bunch of homes and buildings including a casino where the beach boys were performing, oklahoma's governor was at the concert and said the venue was evacuated. part of the river wind hotel and casino roof was ripped off. but in serious injuries have been reported.

for a check of our accu-weather forecast. after a glorious weekendly rain ahead. >> that's right as we get into tuesday, we're tracking moisture that's pressing into the delaware and lehigh valleys but temperatures today, nice and warm well above average, the way we like it. we'll take you outside as we walk over to the weather center, sky 6 live in hd looking at the ben franklin bridge on this sunday afternoon, we got sunshine few high clouds pressing into the region, but we're staying dry and quiet. we're checking out the rain chances as we go throughout the next five days, and today we're going to be dry but as we get into a monday just a 20% chance of finding precipitation, by tuesday, a 90% chance of finding some rain. it is all back of a cold front that will be working its way into the delaware and lehigh valleys. the same one responsible for those tornados in oklahoma, it's moving in our direction, and a much, much, weaker fashion. right now in philadelphia, we're coming in at 74, to 75 in allentown, same thing reading, out to the west in lancaster, 71 degrees, up in the poconos today, 67.

also in cape may in the upper 60's down in dover, we've got a temperature holding at 70. here's satellite 6 along with action radar, high pressure has been dominating much of the weekend. that's why we had temperatures yesterday in the 70's and today also into the 70's. this ridge of high pressure moves off to the east, making way for this cold front, you can see the rain stretched out from the great lakes down through portions of the plain states, that heads in our direction as we get into tuesday. for rest of tonight be it's partly cloudy, it's calm, and mild, we'll drop down to 60 in philadelphia for the overnight low, 54 in reading, 56 in trenton, 58 in dover. fast forward into the start of the work week tomorrow, still going to be a warm day, but rather cloudy, especially by the afternoon. 8:00 in the morning, we got a temperature of 62. by lunch time tomorrow, numbers in the lower 70, we're staying dry but i can't rule out a stray shower popping up by all indications the weather forecast looks to be mostly dry tomorrow. then fast forward into the

eagles at home at the linc and a prime time match-up against the redskins, mostly cloudy mild day, first quarter the temperature coming in at 69, once we get to the fourth, we'll drop down to 66. time out the precipitation for you and future tracker 6 showing you 6:00 in the morning tomorrow to mostly cloudy start, there will be areas of fog as we get into the afternoon hours, maybe a stray shower popping up but again most spots stay dry, we're tracking that cold front that moves through as we get into tuesday morning, and into tuesday afternoon in the line of strong showers and storms may be a gusty thunderstorm, we'll take a close look at that and let you know when that fall be like weather pops into our forecast. that's coming up in the next half hour. >> thank you, melissa. hundreds of children did a little old school trick or treating this afternoon in bucks county. many of them dressed as their favorite super heros to collect candies and treats while getting a little help from actors dressed in costumes from the 17th century. the trick or treat event is an

eight-year tradition. action news is helping you get ready for halloween. the top candy cravings in the area and get inside look at some of the region's best haunted attractions. find it all right there at 6abc.com/halloween. you want to stick around especially if you still need costume >> alicia vitarelli takes us to rasta impasta in camden county, that company is responsible for creating pretty creative adult and kid costumes >> this local toddler and model uncle are blowing up the internet. it begs the question, who wore it best?

some police officers from philadelphia along with local school children are building trust and lifelong relationships while learning new skills to show their philly pride. action news at st. veronica's school in hunting park earlier. the irish pub children's foundation police youth alliance works with schools to bring police officers and children in disadvantaged neighborhoods together. they're learning how to play in a drum line my police officer derek sara. >> we're dying to play and that's fine. i remember those days too. all right. we also have to be disciplined. we do not play unless we're playing together. >> the police union alliance visits schools across the city, including arts, reading, music,

sports and much more. this is just one story that headaches us here at action news proud to call the area home. for more, visit 6abc.com/proud. if you're looking for an amazing halloween costume there's a design house in runnemede camden county. for first time they're offering big discount, opening the doors to thes warehouse to the public. here's alicia vitarelli >> this is where the magic happens. >> reporter: home grown, home spun halloween house of dreams. >> this is where we create and design anything that we have in our heads, we -- we bring it to life. >> reporter: and he started the global brand with one hat >> this is the original, this is how you got started >> this is how i got started. >> it was the summer of 1992. >> long beach island. where i sold my first hat. it was a baseball cap and i sold it for 20 bucks an beer. >> 25 years later, rasta impasta is a global brand and while you

may not know their name, you probably worn their work. they ship to major retailers >> amazon, spirit halloween >> this hot trend. >> we're doing possibly avocado toast. >> how cute. >> reporter: a fidget spinner >> this is the spinner costume. you know. >> reporter: and president donald trump >> at big seller >> sometimes the design literally starts with a dream. >> the big clown head costume. i had this dream where you can make mouth move >> and w, a la >> hello, happy halloween >> bob ross is also a big hit >> fluffy little clowns >> and trees. >> reporter: this year for the first time, they're opening their warehouse to the public. >> this is an opportunity to get people to see what we do. >> reporter: and shop their designs at deep discounts up to 70% off.

prices average about ten to 15 bucks. >> a family of five, came in and the whole entire family got costumes for 45 bucks. >> reporter: wow. we found the perfect hats for five a pop >> cheesesteak head >> for channel 6 action news, alicia vitarelli >> the rasta impasta is open thursday through sunday. the times are posted on 6abc.com. an 18 month old from chester county is giving his you uncle, who's a model run for his money be this duo become a viral internet sensation. little boy family. baby and the body. she started it. gentle mock her model brother by staging similar photo shoots with her toddler and it's become a kind of who wore it best kind of thing. she said this might be her favorite session the one with the sunglasses coming up.

for anybody wondering how do you get a one and a half-year-old to nail every shot? any parents who tries taking pictures of little ones knows, there's ten bad for every keeper >> still ahead in the next half hour, one family halloween decorations have people doing a double take. some complain it's a little too realistic >> this will take you to what the city of philadelphia is doing after a number of women say they were harassed and assaulted along the schuylkill river trail.

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a couple from ocean county is taking halloween decorations to a new level. some folks thought it was a crime scene, and burger king came up with a you don't care campaign to target bullying. aimed people who see it and ignore it. next police are take steps to keep women safe on a popular trails >> numerous reports of women being harassed and assaulted on the schuylkill river trail in center city. reporter john rollins has the story. >> reporter: the schuylkill banks, a popular stretch of trail for and walkers. he told christy aleto, >> all of a sudden i felt somebody grope me when i turned that was a boy looking at me laughing >> over the past two years we've

had four, five, six incidents. >> reporter: councilman kenyatta johnson is driving force, more reliable trail lighting, stepped you police patrols and crews digging this trench, start of a system of 21 surveillance cameras between race and locust streets. at least for now, the cameras will not be monitored live but will be recorded for later use >> we want the philadelphia police department to see if we can get a live feed with at the crime center on oregon. and a lot of people say well, if you're not doing a live feed of the information on the cameras, how else can it be effective? the police officers can also use the footage in reviewing who's actually hanging out on the trail on a day-to-day basis. and if they're up to no good. >> reporter: it's thought that the new cameras will be up and running and recording in about two weeks. the price tag for the 21 cameras $150,000, about half of which came from councilman's johnson's

office and the other half darryl clark's office. john rollins, channel 6 action news. spa is launching an express bus, the transit agency said the route will run from the frankford transportation center to the neshaminy mall. it will make it a stops along the way. that's expected to be 30% faster. also features tony stations, boulevard direct as it will be known is the first route operating under the new septa direct bus brand. halloween, of course, is around the corner and one house down the shore is getting plenty of compliments and attention along with complaints for the holiday flare. the front yard in ocean county depicts a blood scene some say is too realistic. others say it's in the spirit of halloween. nora muchanic has more >> halloween is big part of our life. >> reporter: christian decorated

or front yard with a bloody scene inspired by the idea that zombies were taking over the community. one of the zombies is pinned by a car. another is on the ground. it's realistic enough or may be too graphic that it's prompted police to come to her home >> the police showed up and came knocking at 10:00 a.m. i was like my god something happened to my husband. they're like laughing, no, we got a call about your zombies >> how can anybody call the cops on a halloween display that clearly is fake >> she stuffed it and made legs out of car parts. she's hearing compliments and complaints about it >> i don't like the graphic ness but people do, so, you know, to each his own >> the first time i seen it, i said, man, you know, that was pretty good. >> it's all in fun. >> halloween is fun. >> reporter: kristen, who used to work in a halloween store, says all the ghosts and goblins in her yard and a gruesome

zombie scene bring her back to another time. >> it's like halloween is died down and become nothing like what it used to be. and that's what we want to bring backing we want to remind people of. >> reporter: kristen head lots of people have been driving by to get a look at the display and she said even if everyone doesn't like what they see, she's pretty happy with what she's put together here. in weartown, nora muchanic channel 6 action news. former action news anchor lisa thomas laura launched a new career. on camera and off. that reference to her ground breaking career as a journalist and her struggles dealing with a difficult medical diagnosis. many of lisa's former colleagues attended her book launch party right there in narberth, she signed copies of her new book, she's retired from action news last year after 38 years with the station.

hundreds of dogs took their morning walk as a group, they didn't know it but they were raising money for charity. it was the 18th annual paws for the cause dog walking the owners took the dogs on a stroll around fox chase on cottman avenue. efforts raised money for research and prevention programs. man's best friend also took part in the 5k walk to save lives. this is called the bark for life. dogs and their owners raised money for the american cancer society here at east goshen township park. some of the participants were cancer survivors themselves. there were plenty of offerings for both k9 and their -- the k9s and their companions including food and costume contest. much more on action news. jeff has preview of tomorrow's game between the eagles and washington >> are you afraid of clowns? psychologists explain why they might creep you out. this is a great weekend to get outdoors and get the work done, what's the deal with pretty sure washers?

>> meteorologist melissa magee has the forecast >> we had another beautiful afternoon across much of the delaware and lehigh valleys, and temperatures right now in philadelphia are in the lower 70's, the due point pretty dry, wind out of the south at six miles per hour, we're tracking more clouds, and wet weather that arrives, details coming up in the full and exclusive accu-weather forecast.

. if you suffer from a fear of clowns or color phobia, experts say it could be because of the elusive nature of their appearance, psychologists say because clowns ware makeup and conceal their identity, they perceive uncertainty. experts say when a person is scared by something as a child, early impressions often stay with them into adulthood. >> i believe what it is about clowns is you can't really identify what their tensions are or what they might do. they have this capacity to start you. so there's an uncertainty and particularly about threats. >> if you know someone who's afraid of clowns, experts say it is best to not force them to be exposed to clowns. >> it's a good idea. man dog lovers would agree their dogs are very social and can have at least what appears to be facial expressions, a new study were that theory to the test. they analyzed k9 behavior during the experiment sometimes the human was facing the dog looking

right at him. other times they had their backs turned. they found dogs had more facial movement when is looking at the person's face rather than the human's back. also, dog's facial expression did not change much when the human was holding a treat. the theory being the human interaction most an mates the dog. we'll be animated tomorrow night. eagles monday night football. >> man's best friend in this town? an eagles win and they need one tomorrow against the redskins. the eagles may be in first place atop the entire conference but the birds are for the satisfied. the eagles are eyeing their first six and one start. since 2004, the season they went to the super bowl. the eagles had been on fire since beating washington in week one, they have dominated at home. carson wentz has won eight of ten starts at the linc and the quarterback tells me he feeds off philly fans and calling on you to bring your a game tomorrow night on monday night football as well.

>> fans are going to be ridiculous monday night. you know that. how much does that inspire you when you throw a touchdown and you're running down and the whole place is singing fly eagles fly? how much does that inspire you as the franchise caliber quarterback. >> there's nothing like playing at home at the linc. our fans are, i would argue the best in the world. they make it so much fun and when you throw a touchdown when you're running down there, they're not many better feelings in this world. we enjoy it. we feed off that energy. we know monday will be rocking. >> yes, it will. of my entire one-on-one with carson wentz tomorrow night on our monday night football pregame show. countdown to kickoff over on phl 17 at 8:00. we'll take you up to kickoff between the eagles and redskins, eagles all time leading score, david achors will score a spot in the hall of fame tomorrow. the day the former eagles kicker sharing memories of his 12 years here and hoping this year's team can go further than did he in 2004. >> obviously, as an x player and

eagles fan, we're hoping they get to the nfc championship on to the super bowl and little piece of me would be going down broad street if they were able to haveomb blombardo trophy >> ron jar ski will be in the house talking with ducis rogers. >> they can get back to 500 with a win against the 49ers, they're in charge with a 23 lead in this game against san fran, eagles top at the nfc. packers and saints going head-to-head without aaron rogers. touchdown, he's the fourth to do so. saints celebrate the 2617 w, four and two, packers up four

and three. joel embiid is expected back on the court for the sixers tomorrow in detroit. as they're still looking for the first win. they've had tough starts. sixers are zero and 45 to start the last four seasons combined. celtics star irving may think twice before tarting up with a sixers fan again, $25,000 today after he was caught on video cursing at a philly fan friday in the home opener. this was in response to the fan saying hey, kyree where is labron, referring to his former team mate >> i took full responsible for what i said. i don't have regrets. it's gone viral. that's the platform we live on. excuse the kids at home. move on. >> let's move on. flyers defense man andrew mcdonald is out four to six

weeks, he took a puck off his left knee in yesterday's win in the third period. that hurt. >> that will do it >> he will be out at least a month. like al month and a half. >> all right. >> thank you. here's something that makes us philly proud, the stone wall sport kick ball tomorrow got underway today right there at mar cone knee plaza in south philadelphia, this tournament gives members of the lgbt community a chance to gather in friendly competition while raising money for causes they care about, to date, donated more than $100,000 to local charities. also makes us philly proud go to 6abc.com/proud.

specialist treats are available at select starbucks. the coffee giant is offering mr. and mrs. vampire frappuccino. both start with mocha sauce and whip cream on the bottom and mr. vampire a lawyer of chocolate cereal. the fang task treats. >> there's a new apple store. it reimagined the in store shopping experience, the visit starts with a giant lcd monitor where you can do everything from creating music to designing artwork. they have place where you can experience augmented reality. apple is also offering an array

of classes, including coding. burger king came up with a unique campaign to target bullying aimed squarely at people who see it happening but ignore it >> it's been hard to stand out for other people because i feel like i'm already a target >> it's easier to do nothing. >> the company hired actors to pretend they were bullying a teenager inside a restaurant. real customers sat by and watched with only a few speaking up. meanwhile behind the counter, actors playing employees served mangled burgers to customer whose promptly spoke out about their food. those same customers by and large remained silent about the bullying. they added signs to encourage people to say something any time they see something. what's the deal a pressure washer can make easy work of some tough cleaning jobs around the yard. if you know what to spray and how to spray it is a big question, nydia han has details. >> reporter: if you're not careful you can damage your property and injure yourself. so here's some important advice

from consumer reports. pr says before you start pressure washing, you should think before you spray >> it's easy to overdo it with a pressure washer, you have to remember they can chip paint, dent wood >> consumer reports said get rid of the zero degree nozzle >> we think they pose a totally unnecessary risk. if you buy a pressure washer that comes with one we suggest throwing it out. >> reporter: consumer reports said never pressure wash your roof >> it's not a great idea to use it on the roof because it's dangerous, the kick-back could cause a ladder to fall backward plus you end up doing more harm than good >> spread the roof down with a 50-50 mix of bleach and water. here's what you can include. wood and siding can typically hold up with pressure washing but you should use caution were you aluminum siding >> it can be easily dented. of if you're going to try to pressure wash it.

start on the gentlest setting and work your way up. >> for moldy mildew use lower pressure and suds. you can pressure wash most decks. start with a lower pressure nosily to make sure you don't edge or mark the wood but you might not need to >> newer composite decking wrists staining and mildew. generally a light scrubbing will do. >> the top pressure washer was the five hundred dollars can you be cadet model cc3224, cleaning and removing stains, nydia han. channel 6 action news. melissa here with another check of the accu-weather forecast, hopefully everybody got outdoors. it was well worth it. >> it really was. temperatures nice and warm well above average. and stay that is way as we get into monday, we're tracking changes with rain arriving by tuesday. we'll show you the details. action cam was outside earlier

at independence mall. a field of flowers and the bees are buzzing and temperatures were nice and warm for everything to enjoy outdoors. even the insects and animals. >> sky 6 live. we are down the shore in cape may and earlier, cape may had temperatures in the lower 70's and 60's and still pretty comfortable for the month of october at the coast. we'll look at the weather headlines, it's mild tomorrow, but more clouds work their way into the delaware and lehigh valleys. rain arrives tuesday in wake of that cold front coming on through, cooler temperatures arrive later this week. the numbers right now, still above average, in philadelphia, 74. 75 in allentown to lehigh valley, 72 in reading, same thing in trenton. at the coast in beach haven, 67. millville in the upper 60's. we'll show you what's going on as we look at the month of october so far, it has been trending on the high side as you look at the red shaded boxes here, those are the number of days where temperatures have

been above average, so for the month, temperatures have been 7.2 degrees above normal and that trend continues tomorrow but few more clouds work their way into the region, here's satellite 6 along with action radar, high pressure has been dominating the region, ridge of high pressure starts to lose its gripping make ways for this cold front out of across the great lakes back to the midwest pressing into the ohio valley. so this heads our way as we get to tuesday. for the rest of tonight, dry and quiet. it's mild with just a few patchy clouds around. 53, and the suburbs for the overnight low will drop down to 60 in philadelphia. fast forward into monday, more specifically, monday night. it's all about the eagles at home. at the linc and a prime time match-up against the redskins be it's mostly cloudy for that game. mild, first quarter temperature at 69. once we get to the fourth quarter, drop down to 66 degrees. so we'll show you what we can expect with future tracker 6, timing out the moisture on the way this week, 6:00 a.m. tomorrow, mostly cloudy with

areas of fog developing by lunch time tomorrow, clouds quickly across the region and into the afternoon hours, there could be a stray shower, most spots stay dry. that cold front moves through as we get into too, 10:00 in the morning, you can see a line rain and pockets of rain pressing across the region and this model wants to hold had moisture in along coastal communities as we get into tuesday evening. so we can find anywhere from half inch to inch of precipitation and localize flooding is a concern. the exclusive accu-weather forecast. warm tomorrow, some sun but mostly cloudy, high temperature of 75. periods of rain tuesday, 74 for the high. breezy and cooler in the wake of that front on wednesday and at 66 be sunshine and clouds thirst, 60 for the high -- milder friday, 66, 69 on saturday and next sunday, guys a temperature coming in at 64, the rain arrives really on tuesday. >> we'll watch for that.

thanks. a new exhibit at the british library traces the way to mark the 20 and anniversary of the publication of jk ruling's harry potter. it broke records for advanced sales. before it opened this weekend. the show features items that offer insight into the inside separation for the book. creature, potions and defense against the dark art. creature, potions and defense against the dark art. i played a doctor on tv, but now i'm helping save lives for real. i'm partnering with cigna healthspring to remind everyone how important preventive care is to people my age. so go, know, and take control of your health. cigna healthspring. together, all the way.

officer. >> after 23 years on the job, you kind of size up people quickly and i could tell he seemed like he was kind of a gentle kid >> officer offered the club $150 so vincent gonzales could have a

place to play basketball. he'd been practicing in hopes of making the school team. they understand interaction could have gone differently >> i think that was really nice. i texted him. i said thank you. gonzales's mom said she's extremely grateful for the gesture. the gym offered the teenager a two-year membership. thanks for joining us, coming up at 6:00, an extraordinary event is taking place at this hour in camden county aimed at helping children with cancer live their dreams, live with details. a perfect sunday to spend outdoors. can we hope the work week will be just as nice? the latest seven-day forecast coming up. action news at 6:00 is next.

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valley's leading news program. with meteorologist melissa magee, jeff skversky, sarah bloomquist and walter perez. sunday night. more protests outside the convention center in center city, >> police make an arrest in the shooting of a toddler by his 6-year-old brother >> the big story is another unseasonably warm day >> temperatures in the 70's making it feel a lot more like summer than late october. >> how long could it possibly last? my question, we go out with melissa magee >> we had a beautiful finish to the weekend, temperatures once again well above average in fact, that string of 70's

started out on wednesday with high temperatures of 72 degrees in philadelphia. 74 for thursday, and friday's high, yesterday, we maxed out at 79 and today in philadelphia, still above average and it's 76 as you look at the numbers tonight, it's 70 in the city, same thing for allentown, trenton and reading. 68 degrees in lancaster, 62 in the poconos and 66 down in dover and millville. if you're stepping out on town, we got you covered with the evening planner, the partly cloudy, quiet, mild. 7:00 p.m. temperature of 68. 65 degrees at 8:00 p.m. 9:00 p.m. we'll drop down to 64 and the lower 60's on the way at 10:00 and 11:00 tonight. but we will be tracking changes. here's storm tracker 6 live double scan radar 3d. tuesday rain arrived. cold front from the great lakes stretch back through the midwest. this heads our way as we get into tuesday. future tracker 6 showing you the change in our forecast by monday afternoon, th