search for 16-year-old brandon a vary -- olivieri. >> more on today's developments in the case. trish. >> reporter: rick, police have released the name of their person of interest brandon olivieri. police say someone posted a photo of olivieri on social media saying he was headed here to this area to the area of roman catholic high school and that he could be a threat to the students. the line of parents wrapped around the corner as moms and dads waited to pick up their kids from roman catholic high school. >> all i know is that when i went to my fifth period everybody just started leaving and we were on lockdown. >> i did get an e-mail saying the school was on lockdown to pick your kid up after school, to not let them take the train home and stuff. >> reporter: but many parents came right away. >> were you worried at all. >> yes, definitely. i just wanted to get out of

school pretty much. >> reporter: a statement from the archdiocese of philadelphia said roman was placed on lockdown because of "general threats against the safety of the school community on social media." this all ties back to the murder of two teens in south philadelphia on tuesday evening. sal dinubile and caleer miller both 16 were shot and killed at the intersection of south 12th and ritner. philadelphia police say they are looking for a person of interest in the killings, 16-year-old brandon olivieri. early this morning police say at least eight bullets were fired into olivieri's home on the 1600 block of south juniper street. no one was hurt but neighbors and olivieri's parents were left shaken. then according to police, someone posted a photo of olivieri on social media saying he was headed to the area of roman catholic high school and posed a threat. the school was placed on lockdown around 11:30 a.m. police say they investigated and found the threat to be unfounded. still, parents found it

unsettling. >> you're always concerned. >> the school did the right thing. they let the parents know locked the school down in a timely manner. >> reporter: now the archdiocese also says it placed hallahan on lockdown for a brief time earlier today but the lockdown was lifted and classes continued as schedule. philadelphia police do not believe any of the students were in any danger today because of these threats. police also say this is an active investigation. if you have any information on the whereabouts of brandon olivieri you're asked to contact police. we're live in spring garden, trish hartman channel6 "action news." rick. >> trish, thank you. police are trying to figure out what caused a crash involving a school bus here in southwest philadelphia. there were no students on the bus when it collided with a truck and a car. it happened at 6:30 this morning near the intersection of 61st street and passyunk avenue. police say the 52-year-old bus driver and a 55-year-old woman in the car were both taken to area hospitals. they are expected to survive their injuries.

>> after being held up for months, state funding is finally on its way to penn state temple and three other state universities. governor tom wolf signed bills today that direct $650 million to those institutions. the money was held up amid pennsylvania's budget crisis. the governor has not said yet what he'll do with other pieces of the budget puzzle that were approved by lawmakers this week including a massive gambling expansion bill. >> well, sunday marks the five year anniversary of super storm sandy which slammed into new jersey and caused $29 billion in damage. remember that rollercoaster that washed into the atlantic? it was one of the iconic pictures from the storm. the casino pier where it sat has been replaced and new rides installed. just north in ortley beach which was considered ground zero for the storm, a beach replenishment project shored up the coastline. 365,000 buildings were damaged or destroyed. 70-year-old linda roberts of seaside park just recently moved back into her home after

fighting her way through endless paperwork and red tape she told us. >> it's the most amazing feeling to walk up those steps and know that you're going to be able to put a key in the door and turn it and you'll be able to walk into something that you can be proud of. >> roberts spent the last five years staying with various friends. our coverage of super storm sandy five year anniversary continues on 6abc.com. there you can see some of the iconic images from the storm's terrible impact along with videos from our nonstop "action news" coverage from that year 2012. you could find it right there right now on 6abc.com. >> it was a sunny fall day around our region today but accuweather says a big change is coming our way and that could mean a washout for the last part of the weekend anyway. meteorologist cecily tynan at the big board with the first look at the forecast. hi, cecily. >> hi, monica. our weather is going to be doing a complete 180 by sunday from today's weather. satellite and radar showing today we are under the influence of broad high pressure. so what that does, it provides

substenance. you can see this cold front. it doesn't have a a lot of moisture right now, however that front is going to be tapping into tropical moisture that's gathering in the caribbean and this is going to bring us heavy rain for sunday and also some very high winds. so, this is breaking down how it progresses. future tracker showing tomorrow afternoon that front is still to the west. that moisture just beginning to move into florida. we have a dry day tomorrow. temperatures around 70, increasing high clouds late in the day but then as we head into sunday, that rain moves especially heavy sunday afternoon and sunday night and that's also when the wind will be picking up. so, this is what to expect. about one to 3 inches of rain, isolated areas could get up to 4-inches, heaviest in the afternoon and evening on sunday, localized flooding, those wind gusts up to 50 miles per hour could even cause some isolated power outages. i'll talk more about that and

how have the halloween forecast coming up later. monica. >> sounds good. thank you cecily. the maryland granite company where three workers were shot and killed last week has now reopened. officials say 37-year-old radee prince opened fire at advanced granite solutions his place of work last wednesday. prince then allegedly drove to wilmington and shot an acquaintance at a car dealership. prince remains behind bars tonight in delaware. >> secretary of defense james mattis is in south korea tonight promising america's allegiance this as concerns over north korea's nuclear program continue to grow. mattis visited the dmz amid rising tensions between north korea and the u.s. kim jong un has used missile tests and alleged hydrogen bomb tests to put the u.s. on edge. according to mattis, the u.s. does not want any aggressions to happen. >> our goal is not war but, rather, the complete

verifiable and irreversible denuclearization of the korean peninsula. mattis is visiting south korea ahead of president trump who heads to asia next month. the white house is calling the visit a good faith effort. >> first harvey weinstein now another behind the scenes a-lister has been accused of sexual harassment reportedly by hundreds of women. abc's marci gonzalez live in los angeles with details tonight. >> reporter: monica, allegations of sexual harassment and assault have spread from the entertainment industry to corporate america journalism and politics and that latest accusations against the hollywood director you mentioned are being detailed in a new disturbing vanity fair article. the list of women accusing movie director james toback growing. nearly 300 coming forward including actresses rachel mcadams and selma blair, blare telling vanity fair during an audition for the movie harvard man toback sexually assaulted her and

left her terrified to speak up reportedly saying there is a girl who won against me. toback has not responded to abc's request for comment though the 78-year-old told the l.a. times his accusers claims were biologically impossible due to medical conditions. the star's accounts just some of the latest from women across the country, the movement to share stories of assault and harassment following reports of years of alleged sexual misconduct by hollywood producer harvey weinstein. he is now suing the studio he co-founded for access to his records as he mounts his legal defense. while today one of his first accusers rose mcgowan made her first public appearance since coming forward accusing him of rape which he denied. >> name it, shame it, call it out, join me, join all of us as we amplify each other's voices. >> reporter: many are. even beyond hollywood. congresswoman jackie spear posting what she calls her own me too story on twitter. >> i was working as a

congressional staffer. the chief of staff held my face, kissed me and stuck his tongue in my mouth. >> reporter: and at least five women say former msnbc political contributor mark halperin made unwanted sexual advances. halperin has denied inappropriate physical contact but writes in a statement i now under from these accounts that my behavior was inappropriate and caused others pain. for that i am deeply sorry and i apologize. and abc news says there were no complaints against him while he was at the network and msnbc says halperin will no longer work there as a contributor. live in los angeles, marci gonzalez channel6 "action news." rick and monica, back to you. >> allall right, thank you. let's get a check of our "action news" traffic report friday night. >> take it live to matt pelman. >> trying to get this weekend started rick and monica, but first a couple things in our way.

there's a crash here on the roosevelt boulevard extension southbound side right where it meets up with the schuylkill right behind the fence here taking out the left lane. penndot is on the scene. here's a different vantage point of that southbound boulevard accident and it is causing plenty of slowing. as you come southbound from broad street through this point approaching the schuylkill. northbound is also locked up but that is just normal afternoon volume over there. also have another crash on another chunk of route one, city avenue right by the overbrook train station and we have one earlier this afternoon on the northeast extension of the turnpike, northbound approaching quakertown, that's now off to the side so luckily speeds are starting to increase at least a little bit coming north of lansdale. on the east-west turnpike it's closing overnight in bucks county tonight and tomorrow night. if you're out and about i would use 95 or route one instead. and in delaware there's a southbound accident on 95 past 202 the concorde pike slowing there in both directions because northbound they have the construction at talley road. we'll check it again, rick and monica, coming up in the next half hour. >> see you then. >> thank you. much more ahead on "action

news" at 5:00 attorney general jeff sessions continued the white house fight against of against opioids today. ahead at 5:30 his pitch to combat prescription drug abuse despite criticism that the president's plan is not enough. >> first it's a drink that's been produced in south jersey for more than a century. but there's a chance you've never even heard of it. nora muchanic introduces us to boost when "action news" comes right back. >> ♪ she never let anything slow her down.

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>> it's a drink that's uniquely south jersey and it's been produced locally for more than a century but chances are you're not the handful of communities that sell the drink or if you've even heard of it. >> new jersey correspondent nora muchanic introduces us to boost new at 5:00 tonight. >> reporter: if you don't live in south jersey you may have never heard of it. so, let me introduce you to this flat syrupy carmel colored drink called boost. >> it was in my bottle when i was a baby. >> reporter: seriously. >> and i'm 46 so i've been drinking it all my life. my dad has been drinking it all his life and he's 72. >> i don't drink soda 'cause i was raised on boost. i don't like the cash nation and it's like a flat coke. >> reporter: towns like burlington delran and riverside where this sweet drink is manufactured have been known to compare boost to liquid crack. how many times a day? >> about four a day.

four quartz a day, yeah. it's bad. [laughter] it's good but it's bad. >> got a lot of caffeine in it. sweet. >> it's really sweet like sugar. >> reporter: lived up to its name. >> yeah, boost. >> reporter: in delran they serve 30 gallons of it a day to a constant stream of customers who come in for their daily boost. it's usually served on ice or mixed with water or in the popular slushy form. you can also take your own jug of it home. >> it's all day long. some people come in two, three times a day, people take it on vacation. >> reporter: boost was invented by a riverside pharmacist in the early 19 hundreds and is only available at a few dozen delis and stores in the burlington county area. outside of that, no one's really heard of it. >> i guess i drink so much of it i'm kind of numb to the caffeine. it's just the sweet taste of it, it's a refreshing kind of drink and something we've grown up and gotten used to. >> reporter: i've sampled it and it tasted to me like flat soda and while the rest of the world may never get a sip people in south jersey just

love their boost. in delran, i'm nora muchanic channel6 "action news". >> ♪ >> i kind of liked it. >> never tried it. >> have some some right here. >> i'll try. >> much more ahead on "action news." health check tonight isn't that information linked to many chronic illnesses. now a famous health guru is touting a new diet aimed at reducing those affects. ali gorman explains when "action news" continues tonight.

>> ♪ >> health check tonight. many experts are touting benefits of the anti-inflammatory diet. it'sly the focus of a new restaurant in king of prussia. >> health reporter and registered nurse ali gorman joins us with those details. >> hi, guys. it's the mediterranean diet with a few tweaks and it's not really a diet. it's full of fresh tasty food that just happens to also be good for you. >> i'm a food nut so i'm interested first in good food. >> i met up with dr. andrew while. philadelphia native and now co-founder of true food kitchen. >> i think many people imagine that in order to eat healthy you have to give up everything you like and i'm showing them that that's not true. >> the under lying philosophy for foods on the menu is they follow the anti-inflammatory diet.

acute inflammation following a cut or injury helps will healing but internal persistent inflammation has been linked to many chronic illnesses. dr. wile says certain foods help turn this around. and this helps to reduce the inflammation inside your body. >> exactly. and it gives you i think your best shot at overall good health. >> he says the diet is similar to the mediterranean diet. fresh vegetables, healthy fats like olive oil, fish and whole grains. but it also adds an asian influence. >> spices like turmeric and ginger, shut tacky mushrooms. >> carrots leafy greens keen way and far row. limit foods that are refined processed and manufactured. >> we don't use much flour or sugar. >> it should leave you feeling good without depriving yourself. >> this is not a difficult way to eat. it's very satisfying.

>> and dr. wile says anti-inflammatory foods are especially good for people with arthritis or autoimmune illnesses. they could help to lessen symptoms. now, more research is still needed but we do know that this is a healthy way to eat overall. rick and monica. >> that pizza looked pretty good. >> that was vegan pizza. >> did you taste that. >> i didn't have the pizza. i had some of the whole grain the quinoa, the avocado. >> we're out of time, ali. thank you very much. >> i didn't bring you any. >> thank you. >> members of the physics department at princeton university are tossing pumpkins. but it's not necessarily in the name of science. they tossed the pumpkins from a roof onto painted targets on the ground below. the pumpkins were frozen in liquid nitrogen for maximum smash effect. >> still to come on "action news" at 5:00 we will check that forecast for your weekend. >> looking live outside tonight sky6 hd showing you the commodore barry bridge. meteorologist cecily tynan has your exclusive accuweather

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>> time for the accuweather forecast friday night. >> meteorologist cecily tynan with details of today and beyond into the weekend. >> it's beautiful day. >> okay. >> not going stay that way unfortunately. >> we got saturday. >> saturday's pretty nice. >> good. >> let's head over to the "action news" weather center show you sky6 taking a look

over the ben franklin bridge and we have blue skies and sunshine. high pressure in control of our weather so no clouds. and tomorrow that high pressure for the most part will still be controlling our weather so that means a good amount of sunshine early in the day. high thin clouds drifting in in the afternoon. the high, relatively warm for late october of 70 degrees. sunday, though, is when we get some tropical moisture pulled in by a cold front and that means rain, heavy at times. it will also get very windy, temperatures dropping down into the 60's. and that sets the stage for a really nice halloween. look at that. doing the running man. got a dancing frankenstein. he dances -- [laughter] >> oh, boy. our weather is going to be great. clear and cool, winds out of the northwest at 10 miles an hour. he's got a lot of energy. temperature at 6 o'clock 56. 9 o'clock 50 degrees . >> [laughter] >> have to dance with him. let's talk about the weather right now.

i'm out of breath now. it's friday its beautiful, 63 degrees in philadelphia. allentown the same. cape may 64. reading 63. and the poconos 54 degrees. satellite and radar showing high pressure again carving out this slice of nice over us. if you look to the west, though, you can see that cold front. that front links in with some tropical moisture. that brings us the heavy rain on sunday. so, timing it out, future tracker showing in the morning we will have some showers around. nothing all that heavy before lunchtime. however, as we head into the afternoon, bad timing for the eagles. this is when the heavy rain moves in by 3 o'clock, some heavy downpours, generally south of philadelphia, continuing into sunday night and even monday morning some leftover showers and this is when the winds will really kick up. future tracker showing as we head through the wee hours of the morning on monday, winds 45 to close to 50 miles per hour and that continues mid morning monday around 9 o'clock, look at that, 50 miles an hour winds in philadelphia, could be even higher along the shore as that

system depart. good amount of sunshine, high thin clouds late in the day a high of 70 degrees. sunday though this is when the rain moves in, heavy in the afternoon and evening hours. wear rain gear if you're heading to the eagles, 66 degrees. monday intense wind gusts especially the first half of the day. sunshine back by the afternoon, 59. want to dance on tuesday? a sunny halloween treat, 60 degrees. wednesday 60 with a mix of clouds and sunshine and looks like we have a chance of more wet weather later in the week. adam will talk about that in the seven-day forecast. >> cool. >> is frankenstein coming back at 5:30. >> wonder pentagon that's really adam joseph in disguise. >> he doesn't dance that well. [laughter] >> thanks, cecily. >> much more "action news" coming your way. we'll be right back. >> ♪

>> ♪ >> hello again. here's what's happening on "action news" friday night. just a day after president trump declared a national emergency, attorney general jeff sessions follows through with the first steps of battling the opioid epidemic. we're now hearing from the father of two children

murdered last week in delaware. why he believed his fiancé the mother of one of the victims may have committed the crime. and the lights will soon look a lot brighter in one shore city and it's going to take taxpayers and the city's budget a good chunk of change. we'll explain coming up. >> first we begin with breaking news. "action news" has just learned that the young man who lives in this home in the 1600 block of south juniper street, 16-year-old brandon olivieri is now wanted for the murder of teens salvatore dinubile and caleer miller. the victims were shot tuesday at 12th and ritner. we now know homicide detectives have just signed a warrant for olivieri's arrest. we will continue to follow this story for you and bring you updates just as soon as we get them. meantime there is a photo of the two victims from that shooting. also we are in the fight against opioid abuse and it continues today with attorney general jeff sessions weighing in. he's encouraging folks to turn in their prescription drugs. with president trump's designation of opioids as a

public health emergency folks are now asking is it enough to reverse the tide? abc's lana zak live in washington with more. lana. >> reporter: good evening, to you, monica. there is one thing that republicans and democrats seem to be in agreement about and that's the severity of the opioid crisis which claims the lives of about 100 americans every single day. but what they fundamentally don't seem to agree about is how it should best be combated and how much funding needs to be associated. it's national prescription drug takeback day when people can turn pills and other drugs in with no questions asked. in past years more than 8 million pounds of pills have been collected on these days and attorney general jeff sessions was there to promote it. >> there is hope. i agree with the president. i'm convinced this is a winnable war. >> reporter: president trump's public health emergency declaration charges federal agencies with fighting back against the crisis that kills tens of thousands of americans every year. but it falls short of his earlier promises to make the

opioid crisis a national emergency which would have immediately brought into funds to the fight. today across the country people like rob grant who runs an opioid recovery center are responding to the administration's decision. >> it is a national emergency and i think it should be treated as a national emergency but the reality of it is in understanding politics, you know, we'll take that as a great step, a good incremental step. >> reporter: grant has lived on the front lines of this crisis in 20 years. in 2011 he lost his son robby to an overdose. >> if we were to have some type of country attack us and kill 60,000 americans or a terrorist attack that killed 60,000 americans we would print money to combat that. >> reporter: and at the white house press briefing today sara sanders said she was in defense of the white house and that they were going to continue to try and receive additional allocations of funding from congress. she also pointed out that the president's healthcare plan which failed would have allocated $45 billion to the

fight. reporting live from washington, lana sack, channel6 "action news." back to you, monica. >> thank you lana. now to those top-secret j.f.k. files. the national archives has released more than 3,000 previously classified or redacted documents related to the assassination of president kennedy. it was back on november 22nd 1963 when the 35th president sat as an open target for assassin lee harvey oswald. one memo from 1964 says investigators looked into claims that oswald was an fbi informant. they determined he was not. another memo cites a 1975 deposition of former cia director richard hems. he was asked about charges the cia was involved. that document then cuts off. the document also could hold clues to another big question, did oswald act alone. >> i would like to think that these documents would be a

final answer. realistically that's never going to happen. >> well, two days after he killed j.f.k. oswald himself was gunned down in police custody. the sequence of events of course fueled more intrigue and doubt. that same day fbi director j. edgar hoover dictated a memo insisting doubt be put to rest. he said he wanted "something issued so that we can convince the public that as wold is the real assassin." >> spanish prime minister says his government is firing the catalonia's regional government dissolving its parliament and calling for a new regional election on december 21st. this in the wake of catalonia's government declaring independence from spain following a secret ballot vote earlier today. spain's prime minister is also firing the head of the regional police shutting down catalonia's foreign affairs department and dismissing its delegates in brussells and madrid. thousands have been

celebrating the independence declaration. several bob ballistic missie tests were conducted by russia. president putin took part in major military drills and personally launched 4:00 p.m.s as part of the exercises. strategic bombers launched cruise missiles in the north. early this month russia conducted exercises involving intercontinental ballistic missile launchers. world news tonight with david muir will have much more on today's top stories from around the globe including the developing political situation in spain as well as the opioid crisis here in the u.s. you can watch it all tonight at 6:30 following "action news" at 6:00. >> a wilmington mother has been sentenced to prison for the death of an infant in her care. 40-year-old latoya tomlin will spend five years behind bars. in 2014, 15 month old aniya

torres was found unresponsive. the toddler died the next day. tomlin pleaded no contest to manslaughter over the summer. she faced up to 25 years in prison. also from our delaware news room a mother and her adult son are facing charges in a drug scheme at the sussex correctional institution. that is where 35-year-old marco marin is an inmate. police say earlier this month his mom donna milam mailed an illegal substance to him. >> the father of the two children murdered last week allegedly by his fiancée is speaking out to and night about his devastating loss and the circumstances surrounding it. victor appel says he was behind bars on immigration related issues back on october 16th and that's when police says his fiancé kula

pal lima killed his son. >> it's only when i was taken away from the situation from my family's situation that's when just like i suspected she was -- it was too much for her to handle. >> a preliminary hearing is set for october 31st. >> police in atlantic county say a car hit two people trying to push a disabled vehicle off the road killing one of them. it happened along pomona road in galloway township. investigators say brandon poleki kenneth shivelet. no charges have been filed. police say that could change as their investigation continues. princeton police are looking for this man in connection to a bank robbery. investigators say he walked

into the santander bank on nassau street and handed the teller a note demanding money. it happened about 4 o'clock yesterday afternoon. the man left the bank with an undetermined amount of cash. if you recognize him, please call police. >> well, things will soon be looking brighter in atlantic city so to speak. ac is getting new street lights. the city is replacing more than 5600 lights with energy efficient led bulbs. the work is expected to start sometime late next month. atlantic city currently spends about $2 million a year on street lighting. but the new lights are expected to save an undetermined amount on electrical costs. a piece of steel is now a very special part of the new trenton central high school. the building has been under construction for two years now. students and school officials gathered outside the school today to sign one of the beams being used in the construction.

>> terrific. time right now for a check of that "action news" traffic report. >> let's see if matt pelman has something to beam about as far as the commute home. >> definitely not beaming with joy that's for sure rick and monica. traveling southbound on the roosevelt boulevard i don't think i would if i were you this evening. the extension is all jammed up because of this crash. still here approach and the schuylkill southbound taking out the left lane and for a bit we had emergency crews on the scene so they had o two lanes blocked. the jam is colossal coming southbound from third street on down to this accident scene approaching 76. you want to think alternates like hunting park avenue even lincoln drive. southbound boulevard extension is not the place to be this afternoon with speeds like just 8 miles per hour. on another chunk of route one, city avenue, still have that crash close to the overbrook train station. if you're getting on 30 lancaster avenue heading out toward radnor we had a nasty crash right there by old eagle school road by braxton's animal works involving two pedestrians. sounds like they're in the process of clearing that out but you might still find some emergency crews on the scene

there. crash is gone from the northeast extension 476 northbound approaching quakertown but still sluggish as you come north of lansdale. if you're headed out tonight or tomorrow night on the east- west turnpike keep in mind both nights starting at 11 o'clock they're closing the turnpike in bucks county both directions between bensalem and del val. at that point you might want to use route one or even 95. turnpike will close and a warning for monday. septa's closing the villanova station along the norristown high speedline for about a month and a half for construction. you can use the stadium station less than a quarter mile away as an alternate. rick and monica, enjoy those philly free streets. >> yes. >> yes, we will. >> several miles of them. thank. >> thank you, matt. >> much more still ahead on "action news" friday night. tiger woods appeared in a courtroom today in florida. what he told a judge about the night he was arrested coming up. >> and a scare for music mogul simon cowell. why he was wheeled into a

london hospital today. >> beautiful afternoon out there, not a cloud that the sky but that will change as we go into the weekend. in fact a steady soaking rain will arrive. you can see the front there, parts of the ohio valley, the tennessee valley which we'll also link to some tropical moisture to the south. we'll talk about the amount of that rain in the seven-day forecast. >> jaime apody has sports tonight including the eagles making some last minute adjustments before taking on the '9ers on sunday. sixers and flyers news as well when "action news" comes right back. >> ♪

steve sweeney's negative headlines keep piling up. why are south jerseyans so angry at sweeney? sweeney repeatedly sided with chris christie to underfund south jersey schools, increase standardized testing like parcc, cut take-home pay for teachers, and broke his promise to fund the pensions of hundreds of thousands of new jerseyans- all while padding his own. steve sweeney says a lot of things. but the truth is, he's not on our side.

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>> tiger woods pleaded guilty today to reckless driving. he entered a first offender program last august so the state of florida dropped the tougher dui charge. toxicology reports show the 41-year-old golfing champ had a mix of pain medication and marijuana in his system. he says he did not realize that combination would affect him so strongly. >> time for sports. jaime apody is here and we are counting down to eagles-49ers matchup on sunday. eagles making some adjustments 'cause you don't want to lose to a winless team. >> this team has been close in a couple games. they could easily have a a lot of wins and they have that

many. you can't overlook these guys. happy 49ers friday. the eagles busy putting in their final preps for san francisco. all eyes will be on carson wentz but all eyes will be on who is protecting him. with lane johnson staying at right tackle big v becomes the big target as he attempts to fill jason peters big shoes on the right side. here's what peters told him. >> i did talk to him tuesday morning, you know. he said just go out there and have fun, get loose just like practice. don't hesitate. if you hesitate but have fun. >> lane johnson is playing extremely well at the right side. made sense to keep v on the left side. >> sixers version of a texas two step. tomorrow they'll begin a two game road trip in the lone star state with stops in dallas and houston.

sixers still looking for their second win. so much hype you figured they would be doing better than one and four right now. they had trouble closing out close games. >> i think we should have more wins than one. i think our first year starting off o and 18 doesn't feel like that. feels like we're better than last year. got to find better ways to close out games and stay in games. >> .500 flyers need to halt a two game losing streak. next stop tomorrow night. last night against ottawa not really their fault. they go down three-nothing. stone's spin movement, ron hextall can't believe it. sean couturier in the third. what start he's had. seventh goal of the year. that brought him within one, five to four. and then sean couturier ties it up. or does he? 56.2 seconds left. it looks like couture gets the

buck in. he goes over the goal line. but the rev says he lost sight of the puck end called the play dead on the ice. that makes it not reviewable. flyers lose in controversial fashion five to four. dave hakstol is not happy about it neither are we. we hear from the coach at 6:00. if you crossed football and pin ball what would you get? probably this. alabama and georgia state, south alabama gavin patterson from 46 yards out. it's bouncing and it's good. look again. the ball hits the upright bounces around a couple times goes through. not exactly the easiest way to three points but i'm sure they'll take it, right. >> it made sound effects. >> what did it sound like. >> ping-pong ping-pong. >> exactly right. >> thank you, monica. simon cowell briefly hospitalized today after a fall at his home in london. the sun newspaper is reporting

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>> battleship new jersey has a brand new gas heater system. to celebrate a ceremonial lighting was held on the ship in camden. afterwards the bottle of champagne was broken for good luck of course. hope she's all right there. and the new heater is going to make the ship more energy efficient. will save money as well obviously. >> great. >> they broke that bottle of champagne you started whimpering. >> i was like -- [laughter] >> it's all great. >> the weather is kind of eh. >> we could toast to a nice saturday though. >> we can. and then we will get a good drink here. >> an cry on sunday. >> all compliments of mother nature. action cam down in wilmington along the brandywine earlier today, some high clouds at times but overall a really nice day and if you take a look at the creek there, it is just slowly kind of trickling. that could be raging here in spots as we get into sunday. speaking of sunday, that's when the eagles will be playing their next game as we go to the weather center here

and take a look at that forecast. if you are planning to tailgate or to go to the game, i hope you have many layers that you can even change into because it is going to be quite nasty in the afternoon. that soaking rain, winds out of the south-southeast six to 12 miles an hour. at the beginning of the game 65 degrees, pretty much the same going into the end of the game in the fourth quarter of 65 degrees but again, that rain probably won't stop from start to finish from 1:00 to probably 4, 5 o'clock in the afternoon. as we take a look at the temperatures right now 63 allentown, 62 trenton, 63 in reading. so numbers are basically the same. all areas inland, the warmest spot right now in delaware, dover coming in at 66, the coolest the poconos at 54 degrees. satellite and radar low pressure in the western great lakes near minneapolis. yes, it is snowing right now so it is a pretty sizable storm pulling down some cold air. ahead of it there is a cold front. that front is going to link with southern moisture but ahead of it we do have clear skies and that will continue

into saturday. in fact we'll be watching this tropical low down to the south and the latest from the national hurricane center, this could now become a tropical storm and part of that system could be injected into that cold front on sunday so that's why the rain could turn so heavy. in fact, high pressure off the coast for one more day tomorrow. the front will continue to move in from the south and west. as it continues to push to the east, it's perfect timing with that low near miami. again tropical in nature and part of that gets pulled up into the front and then it develops a coastal storm nearby here bringing one to 3-inches of rain on sunday. isolated 4-inches low lying and street flooding could be possible just because of how heavy it could fall in a very short amount of time and then winds gusting behind the system near 50 miles an hour sunday night, monday morning. here's timing of the rain. 11 o'clock, it's already raining very lightly. here comes some of the heavier rain right around lunchtime into the middle part of the

eagles game and as you can see it doesn't move all that much. 8 o'clock still torrential rain. it pivots into monday morning, 8:00 a.m. some lingering showers around. the exclusive accuweather 7-day forecast, tomorrow's great. it's perfect pretty much. 70 degrees with some increasing clouds in the afternoon. then it's rainy from start to finish on your sunday, turning heavy and steady in the afternoon and evening, 66. the winds crank up sunday night into monday as the rain departs, 59 as we brighten up the sky monday afternoon. looking great, a sunny treat for halloween, 60 degrees. same thing for wednesday. and then maybe a shower come thursday, 68 and then partly sunny and a little bit above normal on friday, 67 degrees. so, the take aways tomorrow is the winner of the weekend and halloween looks great. >> thank you adam. >> check in with 6abc.com/weather for the up to the minute forecast from accuweather and live storm

tracker6 radar. also be sure to follow our team of meteorologists on social media for the latest updates. a pennsylvania teenager has been built up quite the collection of halloween decorations. 15-year-old josh spence has more than a hundred inflatables set up outside of his family's home in northampton county. he started collecting them several years ago. josh often asks for the decorations as gifts and saves his allowance money to buy them. josh has a form of autism and his parents say the noise of the inflatable decorations helps soothe him at a young age. one of his favorite parts about decorating is the joy it brings other people. joseph, i'm steve. how are you?

nice to meet you sir. nice to meet you. how's it going man? the yankees? come on. [ laughing ] look at the smiles and the hard work that the people here are doing. it's like making mini sandwiches. they're no different than anyone else. they just want a job. they want respect and they want dignity. this is a nice place. yeah. he plays basketball with lauren. steve called, fairly frantic.

you know, he had a premature baby and i think he had just been given the diagnosis that she had down syndrome. lauren brought out the best in me. she made me a different person. deep down in his heart he feels for people who are disadvantaged. lauren's a light in everybody eye. she's the spark that has started the fire. the goal is to keep places like this open so all people, regardless of disability, have an opportunity for employment. see, i love you. i love you guys too. you know that. yeah. >> right now jim gardner and the "action news" team are standing by with these stories and more next at 6:00 breaking news. police are closing in on a suspect in the murder of two teenagers. a murder warrant has just been signed for brandon olivieri.

>> charges refiled against penn state fraternity brothers in connection with the death of a pledge. that and much more coming up next at 6:00. for the entire "action news" team, i'm rick williams. have a nice weekend. >> good night. >> good night. >> ♪ he's a husband, father, veteran... but most of all, he's a fighter. chris brown has never been afraid to take on the big fights. that's why he stood up to republicans and democrats alike to fight the north jersey casinos and the takeover of atlantic city. chris brown is fighting to protect jobs in our region... a true champion for the working men and women of atlantic county. on november 7th, let's keep him fighting for us. chris brown for state senate, he's on our side.

>> ♪ >> it is friday night and the big story on "action news" tonight is philadelphia police moving in on a suspect in the murders of two teenagers at 12th and ritner. this is 16-year-old brandon

olivieri and just a short time ago law men obtained a warrant for his arrest. he is no longer a person of interest. he is now the suspect in the killings of salvatore dinubile and caleer miller. bob brooks is live in south philadelphia tonight. bob, we have late breaking developments. >> reporter: jim, that's right. again, 16-year-old brandon olivieri, he is the suspect now in this case wanted for murder so here's what's happening tonight. police need some help. they need to locate him so if anyone knows where he is, pick up the phone, call police. again this all comes after his home was shot up down here in south philadelphia early this morning. today there's a lot of neighbors in south philadelphia who are scared. >> how much worse does this got to gettism and shocked. >> it's just horrible. it's got to stop. >> reporter: above all worried that whoever shot up their neighbor's home in the 1600 block of juniper street might come back. that's because police say the person who lives there is the suspect w