rick and monica. right now the wind is kicking up. maybe that will help our eagles soar. already tailgating is in full effect. take a look at this video. this is one group that we caught up with, starting early today. eagles has won four games in a row. there has been some controversy nfl. the away team the washington wrecked will be greeted by this group indigenous 215 protesting the washington redskins mascot, also there's at least one protest planned supporting the take a knee movement during the anthem calling on a boycott of today's game. but here amongst many tailgaters, they are focused on the game. not any controversy. take a listen. >> we say a little prayer to the football god's, hoping doug bless us with another win and we party it up out here. that's what we do.

>> fourth and don, the champion tailgaters out here. i think that is a self imposed championship that they've given themselves of the the game doesn't start until 8:30. as you can imagine tailgating is go until then, probably a little bit after. more for you coming up at 6 o'clock tonight. reporting live at the linc annie mccormick channel6 "action news." back to you. >> all right, annie, thank you. getting exciting. let's look live at the ben franklin bridge tonight. it's a beautiful weekend -- it was a beautiful weekend full of sun and unseasonable warmth but change is on the way and you can tell by the gray clouds over the ben franklin bridge. meteorologist cecily tynan outside tonight with that changing forecast. hey, cecily. >> hi, rick. people are heading to the linc tonight really don't have to bundle up because we are basking in october warmth, even with all the clouds, we're still in the 70's. friday reached 74, saturday 79, yesterday 76, today so far 75 degrees with those winds out of the southwest ahead of a front so we're at 73 right now. if you look out to the west

there's cooler air and there's also quite a bit of rain. double scan live showing a powerful system that's rolling out of the ohio valley. what will happen, low pressure will move up to our north and it will drag a cold front through and there are waves of rain, heavy at times even with the potential for some severe thunderstorms as we head through the day tomorrow. tonight, though, for the eagles game, lots of clouds, it will be on the breezy side but very mild. you really do not have to dress in a lot of layers. i'm wearing short sleeves. i'm fine right now. first quarter 71 degrees. by the fourth quarter not really dropping much, 69 degrees. could have a sprinkle or two but that heavy rain moves in tomorrow. i'll have details on that and also talk about a dramatic cooldown behind that system coming up in the full accuweather forecast. monica. >> sounds good. thank you so much, cecily. well, local and federal agents raided two urgent care facilities today, one doctor appears to be at the center of this major investigation.

the dea and fbi converged other facilities this morning, one in northeast philadelphia on roosevelt boulevard. the other on the eastern road in willow grove. both are owned by dr. mehdi nikparvar and according to business records he's now in federal custody. officials did not give reason for the raids but neighbors told "action news" they have seen plenty of unusual activity. >> i've just seen lines of people in the morning waiting for the office to open. my concern was that they were selling drugs out of the facility. because typically you don't see a doctor's office have lines of people before they're opening. >> both facilities operate under the name advanced urgent care. some locations of the franchise were raided in 2015 because they were suspected of illegally selling prescriptions. >> officials trying to figure out what sparked a house fire in north philadelphia. the action cam was on the scene near north sixth street and west cambria street. officials say the blaze broke out just after 2:00 a.m. took firefighters about 30 minutes or so to get the

flames under control. fortunately no one was hurt. officials in bucks county are looking to speak with anyone in these photos after a port a potty was vandalized. happened back in june in pendel bucks county. police say they were alerted to a potential fire and upon further investigation it was determined a fire work was set off inside of the portable toilet. no reports of any injuries. anyone with information is asked to call pendel police. >> attorney general jeff sessions was in philadelphia today speaking to police leaders from across the country. sessions designated the street gang known as ms-13 a federal priority and urged local law enforcement to step up efforts against the brutal central american gang. he made the remarks in front of the international association of chiefs of police annual conference. ivanka trump spent the afternoon in bucks county to push the president's tax reform plan. the same plan that the president himself pitched in pennsylvania earlier this month. "action news" reporter walter perez live with those details.

hi, walter. >> reporter: hey, monica, the first daughter said today that tax reform is long overdue in the u.s. as many economists are expressing concern that the president's plan may do more harm than good. after the senate narrowly passed the gop budget proposal last week, the president's daughter and presidential adviser ivanka trump along with u.s. treasurer carranza showed up in richboro bucks county today to drum up support for the plan now being considered by the house. a plan that ivanka refers to as a jobs bill. >> there's many elements of this tax plan that i think are squarely targeted at creating jobs in this country, creating growth in this country and offering relief to our middle income families. >> reporter: the proposal among other things would slash income and corporate tax rates with the expectation of stimulating the economy and broadening the tax base with the creation of new jobs and

businesses. but economists project that the plan would also add $7 trillion of debt over the next 10 years and that, they say, would slow growth in the long run. there were many small business owners on hand for today's event many of whom say they'll accept any tax break they can get. >> we're struggling to provide benefits for our employees. we're trying to pay down our debts and when you do have a little bit of profit, instead of being able to pay the debt down you end up paying it in taxes. >> reporter: meanwhile a few dozen protesters gathered outside saying this was not what they wanted to hear from the first daughter. >> i thought ivanka would be a moderating influence on this presidency but things are just getting worse. this tax proposal will hurt the poor people and the middle class its a give away to the rich. >> reporter: during a public q and a the treasurer was asked if she thinks the budget bill will pass the house. she answered simply. >> we're here to make sure it does. [cheers and applause] >> reporter: and as of

tonight the house of representatives is expected to vote in favor of the senate budget resolution sometime later on this week. reporting live from richboro, walter perez, channel6 "action news." rick. >> all right, walter, thank you. in other news federal officials say they have foiled an alleged terror plot that targeted a mall in miami and the bust was all thanks to an undercover operation. abc's maggie rulli has been following the story. this suspect planned to use a weapon of mass destruction in the food court intentionally targeting as many shoppers as possible. those intentions were thwarted by those undercover agents. an alleged bomber in federal court today for the first time. the miami area man caught in an undercover sting operation first reported in the miami her rallied. 53-year-old vincent solano was accused of plan to blow up a huge shopping center with what

authorities are calling a weapon of mass destruction. the target dolphin marring. police say solano appears to have been inspired by isis and was trying to impress the terror group. abc's senior justice correspondent pierre thomas says the problem is bigger than solano. >> the suspect is more than 130 americans charged in recent years with either trying to join isis or plotting attacks here at home. >> reporter: the fbi is actively battling isis radicalization on u.s. soil and has used a similar sting strout gee in southern florida before. police say solano began talking with someone he believed was a like minded radical online eventually getting his hands on what he thought was an active bomb but really that bomb, a fake planted by undercover agents and the radical online an informant who contacted the joint terrorism task force reporting his planned attack. solano is currently being held without bond and is expected back in court on thursday.

in new york, maggie rulli channel6 "action news." rick and monica. >> maggie thank you for that report. time for a check of our "action news" traffic report monday night. >> let's take it over to matt pelman live in the "action news" traffic center to see what's going on. hey, matt. >> hey, rick and monica. we're doing one of our least favorite things at this hour, the chester county crawl. crawling along on 202 southbound side barely moving in fact here by great valley. it's all because of an earlier accident up ahead in the work zone approaching the 30 bypass. speaking of which might want to stick with 30 lincoln highway lancaster avenue instead of southbound 202. not a nice ride right now coming down from king of prussia. they're also still working on the downed wires from the accident overnight involving the overturned truck. still working on it now so just one eastbound lane is getting by in havertown along west chester pike there where the sacred heart school sits on the westbound side. coming eastbound you might want to use 30 lancaster avenue instead. had a crash in king of prussia along the chili's along south gulf at 202. that's cleared. but volume has not cleared out

along the schuylkill eastbound as well as the blue route southbound and 95 both directions. all as people head into the linc for tonight's eagles game and we still have lots of people heading into new jersey with speeds like 9 miles per hour across the walt whitman bridge, all because of an earlier crash here on 42 southbound in gloucester city but it looks like now that accident's cleared out of the way but we'll check it again, rick and monica, in the next half hour. >> see you then. thanks matt. >> sounds good. much more ahead on "action news" at 5:00 a gold star widow speaks out for the first time after her phone call with the president made national headlines. ahead at 5:30 what she says really happened during that phone conversation and the answers she's demanding tonight. >> but first in health check halloween is around the corner and for some that means it's also time to get a good scare or two. the new study that shows some fright might be better for you in the long run when "action news" comes right back. monica's family right there. [laughter] they're scary. >> yes, they are.

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valve was closed. first lady melania trump took her anti-bullying message on the road. she spoke to students at a middle school in a suburb of detroit. she joined the children for lunch as they took part in a no one eats alone day event. the first lady said that bringing awareness to bullying will remain a top priority while she's in the white house. >> health check tonight scores of people are sick and one is dead after an outbreak of salmonella poisoning tied to a charity fundraiser. >> health reporter and registered nurse ali gorman is the big board with details. >> health officials say at least 125 people in louisiana have tested positive for salmonella bacteria. they believe it can be traced back to chicken and sausage jam jamba ala1 person has

died. salmonella is one of the most common food borne illnesses. most people get better after several days but it can be life-threatening for young children the elderly, pregnant women and feeble with weak immune systems. the same germ control practices they use inside hospitals should also be done at the doctor's office. that's the message from the academy of pediatrics. the new guidelines say there should be hand sanitizer in waiting rooms and masks for sick kids to wear as they wait. it also recommends keeping infants and small toddlers in strollers until they're in the exam room and avoid those communal toys in the waiting room. and it's the time of year for ghost stories, haunted houses and scary costumes. for many people including myself it's their favorite season. they actually enjoy being scared at halloween. and scientists say that can be helpful in handling fear, a very complicated emotion.

>> (screaming). >> its purpose is to help tell us what is dangerous so that we can avoid it. halloween we're really looking for good fear, good fright, something that actually makes us feel something but something we feel in control of at the same time. >> sara allen of the philadelphia college of osteopathic medicine says even for adults like our own melissa magee here in the video good fright teaches us the difference between real dangers and nonlife-threatening situations and that prepares us to handle fear when we are not in control. now, dr. allen also says when children are frightened parents should reassure them they're safe even if the cause of their scare seems small to the adults. rick and monica. >> you just don't realize how fast you can run when you're scared, too. >> oh, yeah. >> i've witnessed some events with ali and she's a very fast runner. >> yeah, i can beat cecily. just get a zombie behind me. >> thank you ali.

new art is coming to the walls of philadelphia city hall tonight. mural arts philadelphia unveiled a jury of your peers much the work represents the concepts of justice community and diversity. during the dedication the court unveiled a welcome to jury duty service video as well highlighting the impact that jurors have on the justice system. >> much more still ahead on "action news" at 5:00 tonight. a holiday movie that scared up a win at the box office this weekend. also the new push by target to lure holiday retail business but many shoppers skipped the trip to the store. >> and a reminder sleep and the changing seasons, it is the focus of a video chat tonight on 6abc through facebook live. join dr. patel of riddle main line help from 6:00 to 6:30. he'll have a discussion on getting the best sleep year round. look for a link on the 6abc fakes page. we'll be right back. i no longer live with

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>> we have some breaking news from there city's frankford section tonight. chopper6 is over what was a bus accident involving a 12-year-old girl. the good news is she's on the mend after she was struck by this septa bus. happened around just after 5 o'clock tonight at milmor and orthodox streets. the 12-year-old girl was transported to saint christopher's hospital. no word yet on her condition or how she came into contact with the bus. the situation obviously under investigation but again we'll keep an eye on this situation following this septa bus accident in the city's frankford section tonight. >> ♪ >> time right now for a check of that accuweather forecast for the week ahead. >> meteorologist cecily tynan is here now. the good news is the game should be rain free, right. >> we could get a sprinkle or two but. >> wait, wait. i'm not going to go then. >> you're not going to go. watch it on the. v. >> okay. >> generally dry for the game. the heavy rain moves in tomorrow. should be here in time for the morning rush. the clouds are in place. let's head to the "action

news" weather center. live sky6 taking a look at cape may. the clouds are here and if you look at the ocean you can see the wind is really picking up as well. we've got southwest wind ahead of a cold front that will bring us some much needed rain tomorrow with a possibility of even severe weather. so, the accuweather highlights will show you, yeah, it should be mainly dry for the eagles, maybe a spritz here or there. that steady rain show will be arriving by tuesday morning, on and off periods of rain, perhaps even a gusty thunderstorm and then behind this it's a cold front, the leading edge of cooler air, we have a big cooldown right in time for the middle of the week. right now temperatures anything but cool. the average high for this time of the year is 64. we're holding at 73 in philadelphia. trenton also 73. allentown the same, popular number. millville 74. pomona 72 and cape may the cool spot currently 69. the winds really are picking up. this could have a factor in the game tonight. winds right now at 9 miles per hour. in philadelphia 14 in lancaster, 17 in wilmington. those winds ahead of a front

that will be bringing us a pretty good soaking t much needed soaking. so, satellite and radar showing ahead of this front the clouds are thickening and here's the moisture we're tracking. it has been spawning some severe weather across the carolinas, even some tornado warnings. that whole system will be moving our way overnight. so, tonight cloudy and breezy. that rain arriving by dawn. ahead of it really nothing more than a sprinkle or two. 64 the low, 66 for center city. a very warm night. our overnight low is going to be warmer than our average high for this time of the year. future tracker showing 8:30 when the game starts, lots of clouds but again, no organized precipitation. 11:30, people heading home, maybe a few sprinkles across the poconos. tomorrow morning, though, this is when everything changes. right in time for the morning commute. at 7:30 most of the activity will be around philadelphia, areas north and west. then as we head into the afternoon, get a little lull in the action by 12:30.

it reloads picks up a lot of moisture along the coast and this is really the best chance of severe weather tomorrow afternoon east of philadelphia and the severe storm prediction center has put most of our area under a slight risk of severe storms, some scattered storms. what that means any of the storms could contain gusty winds even small hail. the best chance will be east of philadelphia. this is what to expect tomorrow. rain at times could cause some minor flooding about a three-quarters of an inch to an inch and a quarter with some gusty thunderstorms. grab the umbrella tomorrow, you'll need it. 66 on wednesday. thursday only 60 and then we warm up as we head into the weekend but sunday there's another system. meteorologist melissa magee will talk about that coming up in about 20 minutes, guys. >> okay. >> sounds good. >> thank you cecily. much more "action news." we'll take a break and be right back. >> okay. >> ♪

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the change we need. >> ♪ >> "action news" continues with meteorologist adam joseph, jaime apody, rick williams and monica malpass. >> ♪ >> hello again. here's what's happening on "action news" tonight. a delaware county community is looking for answers and demanding justice after a series of shootings over the weekend. the wife of one of the green berets killed in niger is

talking about the phone call she got from president trump in the wake of her husband's death. what she says the commander-in-chief told her. and if you buy groceries at wal-mart, whole foods or trader joe's pay attention. something you have in your fridge right now may need to go in the garbage. >> now the details. five separate shootings and eight people rushed to the hospital. what's behind the violence in chester delaware county. that's what authorities are trying to figure out as they continue to search for those responsible for a weekend of violence there. "action news" reporter vernon odom is live in chestertown night with more. vernon. >> reporter: good evening, rick. chester police tell me they had been experiencing a cooldown in all the gun violence for which the town is all too well known but it came back this weekend with a vengeance. this basketball court in chester's bennett housing complex is where the most blood was shed in this town of 40,000 that saw five separate shooting incidents over the weekend with a total of eight

victims. all of whom are expected to survive. this case featured two gunmen at the top of this hill raining down bullets on as many as 40 people using a .40 caliber handgun and a 7.62-millimeter rifle. police believe all the shootings were related. >> there were a number of events that happened over the weekend that we believe stemmed from a few incidents that happened after homecoming. >> we've had a break but unfortunately all it takes is one individual to make his mind up he wants to do something stupid. >> reporter: the shootings this weekend occurred all over the city of chester where up to eight different neighborhood gangs are known to operate from the eighth street gang in the heart of town to sun village on the east side. all of the shootings this weekend are believed to stem from high school homecoming after parties from last weekend. triggering the tit for tat retaliations of this weekend just past. >> different groups, different factions. unfortunately chester is only a five square mile city and there's these small neighborhoods that become entities unto themselves and

the people in those neighborhoods will identify only with that that neighborhood and then for whatever reason will have a hatred with the people who are the next neighborhood over. >> appears to be teens, adults. the problem with chester is the adults and the teenagers they work together. >> reporter: rick, chester's police force is still working very much short-handed well below the 106 officers for which they are now budgeted this year. the cadet class will hit the street in the months ahead and still more are being actively recruited. i'm vernon odom channel6 "action news" at police headquarters in chester. >> all right, vernon, thank you. federal authorities are joining local investigators to pinpoint the cause of a fire that nearly destroyed a business in berks county overnight. this was the scene at evans food distributors in berg township early this morning. the fire started just after 8:00 p.m. at the warehouse along route 183 and reached three alarms before it was brought under control.

officials remain at the business throughout the day gathering clues. a box truck that rammed into a utility pole cut power to several hundred residents in haverford township this morning. you could still see flames on the lines at the scene. this is the 900 block of west chester pike. peco was called out to fix the problem and bring the power back online but the eastbound lanes of west chester pike were closed for several hours to clear the scene. a three-year-old boy is still in grave condition tonight after being shot by his six-year-old brother over the weekend. this afternoon philadelphia police released this mug shot of the toddler's father sir haven williams. williams has been charged with endangering the welfare of a child and reckless endangerment. investigators say his six-year-old son found the gun belonging to his uncle and accidentally shot his brother in the forehead. it happened inside the family's north philadelphia home on saturday. the children were being watched by their 12-year-old brother at the time. >> a driver remains in the hospital after crashing into a

concrete wall in north philadelphia early this morning. "action news" was there as firefighters had to pull the man from this car. it happened near the intersection of west venango and north warnock street. authorities say the driver lost control, hit several parked cars and then hit the wall. he was rushed to temple university hospital for treatment. from our new jersey news room now investigators are looking for a female robber who'll targeted a camden county bank. pennsauken township police released these surveillance photos of a woman they say is still on the run. it was friday night when she passed a note to a teller at the bb&t bank in the 7300 block of maple avenue. the worker handed over cash. the suspect was last seen getting into the passenger side of a dark green four-door vehicle. the gold star widow of sergeant la david johnson is now talking about that phone call she got from president trump in the days following her husband's death in niger. she says mr. trump's condolences left her crying "even worse." president trump responded to

mrs. johnson on twitter today. abc's lana zak live in washington, d.c. tonight with the details. lana. >> reporter: good evening, to you, monica. myesha johnson says she'll continue to press for answers about her husband's death and she says that her children including the third to be born in january will know that their father died a hero in service to this country. sergeant la david johnson's casket had just arrived at the airport when his widow myesha received a call from president trump. >> i was very angry at the tone in his voice and how he said he -- he couldn't remember my husband name and that what hurt me the most because if my husband is out here fighting for our country, and he risk his life for our country, why can't you remember his name? >> reporter: in an exclusive interview with "good morning america" the gold star widow validated congresswoman frederica wilson's account of the call saying the president made her cry even more. >> what she said was a hundred percent correct.

>> reporter: but president trump disputed that on twitter this morning writing i had a very respectful conversation with the widow of sergeant la david johnson and spoke his name from the beginning without hesitation. on the view senator john mccain said america should be focused on what happened in niger and not on the president's call. >> we should not be fighting about a brave american who lost his life serving his country. >> reporter: the pentagon is reviewing the operation that killed sergeant johnson and three others after an ambush by items pledged militants. >> we owe the families of the fallen more information and that's what the investigation is designed to identify. >> reporter: johnson's widow hoping for answers to these questions. >> why it took them 48 hours to find my husband? why couldn't i see my husband? i don't know what's in that box. it could be empty for all i know. >> reporter: and general dunford did not have answers to those specific questions in the briefing that was held just a little bit ago or about the question as to why zach

johnson's body was found so far, nearly a mile away from the attack happened and the others but he pledged that this is an ongoing investigation and that answers will be forthcoming. reporting live from washington, lana zak channel6 "action news." back to you rick. >> lana, thank you. secretary of state rex tillerson made an unannounced trip to afghanistan today. he visited with the afghan president and other senior officials to outline the trump administration's south asia policy. he also underscored the ongoing u.s. commitment to stabilizing the war ravaged country but stressed it was conditions based meaning the government must meet certain benchmarks. he talked about his trip to pakistan tomorrow. >> we have made some very specific requests of pakistan in order for them to take action to undermine the support the taliban receives and other terrorist organizations receive in pakistan. >> after leaving pakistan, tillerson willed to head to

india on wednesday. >> a leading vegetable supplier in have california is recalling products that may have listeria. the mann vegetable company says the recall is being done out of an abundance of caution and it is cooperating with u.s. and canadian health officials. so far no illnesses have been linked to those products. world news tonight with david mueller will have more on the recall. >> time for an update on our "action news" traffic report. >> let's take it live to matt pelman. >> lots of traffic for the birds game tonight rick and monica and these delays are for the birds. as you come north on 95 it is a slow go from the airport through this point at broad street up to the walt whitman bridge. at times this police officer

has been blocking the 95 off-ramp to broad street. they do this sometimes in advance of the games to control the crowd getting into the linc, getting into south philadelphia. at this point the ramp is opened but he's out here and he could block it again at any moment. so, i think if you're headed to the game and you can use the schuylkill, to broad street that's going to be a better bet than trying to use 95 because it's also jammed on up to the walt whitman bridge where we had an earlier broken down truck on the span of the bridge heading into new jersey and before that we had the crash on 42 southbound by 130 in gloucester city. both of those issues are now gone but the backlogs, of course, definitely remain. over on the schuylkill expressway as you head home from the birds game tonight there's no westbound construction scheduled in university city but they're scheduled to close the eastbound lanes at the vine starting at 11:00 tonight. you'll have to exit and reenter, that's what they've been doing the last few weeks on the westbound side. this week it's the eastbound side. so, at that point overnight it's going to be the vine worry he overto 95.

bus accident at orthodox at milner off of 95. rick over to you. >> matt thank you. see you tomorrow. >> still ahead on "action news" the eagles have the best record in the nfc and tonight they take on the redskins at the link for monday night football. everybody is pumped up of course. we are live in south philadelphia with the preview. >> also a sculpture made by one of the most famous artists in the world is heading to philadelphia after it was found in one of the most unlikely places. we'll explain. and meteorologist melissa magee who is in for adam tonight is tracking the latest in the "action news" weather center. melissa. >> yeah, rick and monica, we've got some changes that are headed our way. lots of clouds around for the rest of this evening and temperature despite the clouds are mild. it's 73 degrees in philadelphia. we're staying dry for the rest of tonight. we are track something wet weather that moves in by tuesday. we've got the details in the full and exclusive accuweather forecast. >> we'll have those stories and much more when "action news" comes right back. >> okay. >> ♪ she never let anything slow her down.

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eagles-redskins at the linc. if the eagles win and advance to six and one they'll have the very best record in the nfl and their best start in 13 years. let's go live to the happiest place on earth, lincoln financial field, to jaime apody and ducis rodgers for more on tonight's game. >> thought we were going to disneyland. i was all excited. this is a pretty happy place, ducis. you talk about how big this game is. this is the chance for the eagles to sweep the season series with the their nfc east rival basically burying them. it's going to be quite an atmosphere. >> absolutely. this is the nfc east. these two teams know each other very well. the eagles and redskins met back in week one in the season opener and the eagles came home with a 30 to 17 victory in that game. washington is playing better right now but so are the birds. it's week seven in the nfl. at this time teams begin to separate themselves from the pack. the eagles have an excellent opportunity to do just that. >> the middle stretch is where, you know, teams start breaking themselves, a lot of

guys start off fast and some guys -- some teams tank but once you can really make this middle stretch and win those tough games is what separates us. >> every week is a big week 'cause most of the time i've been here some games come back to haunt you early on so you want to try to take care of people every week. >> we can't have any letdowns, setbacks, and we got to just be full steam ahead. >> kirk cousins leads the way. he tends to come up big in big games. he's had a lot of weapons to throw to. he's been spreading the ball around this year. need we forget the skins have beaten the birds in five straight games before the eagles finally got them week one. tonight is the encore. >> they're explosive regardless. you know, they got receivers they can catch the ball. they got two good tight ends and as far as the running game goes it speaks for itself. those guys can -- they can -- i mean they can attack you any type of way but as far as our game plan goes if week one to

now, our mind-set can't be the same. >> ♪ >> we will have much more on this huge game gaming tonight. our count down to kickoff at item:: and then the game at 8:30. >> special will include a one-on-one interview with carson wentz. you know, i walked down here to the field with merrill reese who has his hall of fame jacket on 'cause the eagles are going to have david akers in the hall of fame and he says unless something crazy happens, the eagles should win this game. for now i'm jaime apody. >> that is good news for eagles fans if they can get that w against the redskins. you better figure out how to picture and on picture option works. joel embiid will start tonight for the sixers as they look to get that first w in detroit. flyers getting ready for anaheim. flyers switching all three defensive lines at practice.

coach hakstol hopes it does not mess with their chemistry. >> having a good team is something that -- it's hard to put -- it's hard to put your thumb on but you know when you got a group of guys that's a pretty good team. you know it. and this group of guys early in our year have worked hard together to become a good team. >> and they've been a very good team to start this season. they are fast, they are young and very promising future for the flyers. >> all right. >> wonderful. >> thanks, jeff. >> thank you. >> a rodin sculpture worth millions of dollars was found hiding in plain sight in north jersey. a maribel bust of napoleon was sitting in the corner of the heartily dodge memorial building for decades. nobody knew it was a rodin until the foundation hired mallory to help catalog all of their art collection when she made the discovery. geraldine rockefeller dodge had donated all the antiquities including that french sculpture. the bust will be loaned to the philadelphia museum of art next month for the 100th

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>> meteorologist melissa magee is back now with a closer look at that fork. going to need the umbrellas definitely tomorrow. >> yes, for sure. we're tracking a cold front that's moving on through so lots of clouds around tonight, maybe a sprinkle here or there overnight but then we're tracking that moisture that moves in by tuesday. we'll show you the picture outside. the action cam was in fairmount park. you can see we've got lots of clouds to get our work week started. despite the clouds, however, temperatures were well above average today and tonight it is all about the eagles at home at the linc in a prime time matchup against the redskins. we've got you covered with the game. gets started at 8:30 tonight. it's mostly cloudy and likely dry as we get into the fourth quarter we've got a temperature of 70 degrees and as we get into the fourth quarter, numbers will be in the upper 60's. today we were above average. the high in philadelphia maxed

out at 77 degrees. right now the city is 73. up and down the i-95 corridor temperatures are in the lower 70's. 63 in the poconos. down in dover 70. at the coast in beach haven we're coming in at 68 and 69 degrees in cape may. here's satellite6 along with academics radar, lots of clouds around but this is the moisture that we are tracking, this area of low pressure that's currently moving through the ohio valley and a trailing cold front as well. this will continue to work its way eastward as we go throughout the rest of tonight and for that matter into the day on tuesday and tomorrow we are tracking that moisture. so, cloudy and breezy over the next 12 hours. the rain really arriving closer to dawn. we'll drop down to 64 in the suburbs and 66 degrees in philadelphia for the overnight low. something to keep that in mind we have a wind advisory for carbon and monroe counties lasting through 8:00 p.m. tuesday evening. these locations could find winds gusting anywhere from 45 to 50 miles per hour. so as that cold front swings

on through the winds will likely pick up and if you get a thunderstorm coming on in that can twirl the winds around. future tracker6 showing you 8:30 tonight for the start of the eagles game it's mostly cloudy but we're looking mostly dry. as we get into the overnight hours and 6:00 a.m. for the commute especially in our western suburbs you notice the rain some of which looks to be heavy at times from the poconos down to lancaster even some showers pressing into delaware. as we get into 11:00 a.m. tomorrow, we're just in and out of the moisture and it looks like this rain will linger even across coastal sections of new jersey as we get into tuesday evening, so we could find anywhere from three-quarters of an inch of rain to an inch and a quarter especially if you get a gusty thunderstorm that moves through. here's the setup tomorrow. there's the area of low pressure to the north, the trailing cold front. high temperature tomorrow coming in at 74. we're tracking that rain on and off throughout the day and the wake of that front much cooler air. it's breezy on wednesday with some sun. high temperature coming in at 66 which is where we should be for this time of year.

here's the exclusive accuweather 7-day forecast, so on and off rain tomorrow, high temperature in at 74. some sun around on wednesday but it is a cooler day, more seasonable. high temperature in at 66. breezy with sun around on thursday, a high temperature of 60. sunny and nice on friday at 68. as we start our weekend on saturday, sunshine and clouds, 69. 63 on sunday with some rain around and chilly on monday with a high temperature of 58 degrees, guys. >> okay. >> thanks melissa. >> more "action news" coming your way right after this. nobody delivers more for south jersey than steve sweeney.

he stood up to north jersey special interests to increase funding for our schools. he stopped christie's commuter tax, saving south jersey residents over 200 million dollars. and he led the charge to pass paid family leave. aarp applauded sweeney for freezing property taxes for seniors and cutting prices on prescription drugs. "i got to take my hat off to him. he's a man of his word." steve sweeney. because there's more work to do to get south jersey's fair share. >> ♪ >> right now jim gardner and the "action news" team standing by with these stories. federal and local authorities raid two urgent care facilities owned by one doctor. we're live on the scene with what they learned about the investigation and the connection to a raid two years ago. >> also philadelphia police now have a new layer of protection. details on the newest patrol cars in their fleet aimed at keeping officers safe. that and much more coming up

next at 6:00. for meteorologist adam joseph cecily tynan melissa magee jaime apody jeff skversky monica malpass the entire "action news" team, i'm rick williams. have a nice evening. >> good night. >> good night. >> ♪ after 8 years of chris christie, is kim guadagno the change new jersey really needs? guadagno is christie's hand-picked successor. says she's "proud to be part of the christie administration."

guadagno was chris christie's right hand as our schools came under attack, critical services were underfunded, and our credit rating was downgraded...11 times. from the bridge to the beach, we've seen it all, and we've had enough. kim guadagno isn't the change we need. >> ♪ >> "action news." delaware valley's leading news program with ducis rodgers, meteorologist cecily tynan and jim gardner. >> ♪ >> monday night, ivanka trump talks taxes in bucks county and phil ahr resigns as president of the radnor board of commissioners. but the big story on "action news" tonight, the federal government -- federal

agents raided two advanced urgent care clinics, one in willow grove, the other in northeast philadelphia. this company had been raided once before in 2015 for allegedly selling illegal prescriptions. "action news" reporter bob brooks is live outsider advanced urgent care clinic in willow grove. bob what have we be able to find out day. >> reporter: appears the doctor has landed himself in federal custody. it was the advanced urgent care offices that were moved on. we spoke with a lot of neighbors who say this was long overdue. it was a raid by the fbi and dea. federal agents swarming two advanced urgent care centers removing boxes of evidence and blocking our views from the activity inside. we spoke with patients outside the office on roosevelt boulevard in bustleton. they're shocked. >> i'm not going to go back ever. >> i don't know what's going