6:00 a.m., saturday, october 28. gray is off, i'm alicia vitarelli. here some of the stories we're following for you on "action news." new overnight, police are looking for a gunman after a man is shot twice on a north philadelphia street. ahead more than a dozen football players at a delaware county school get sick after their friday night game. word of the first charges to be filed in the federal grand jury investigation into russian meddling into the 2016 election. meteorologist chris sowers gets a look at the weekend forecast. it's a 50/50 split. one good, one -- >> reporter: korea, one not --

yeah, one not so good. temperatures at 70 degrees or higher, it would be the 21st time this month that we hit 70 degrees or higher if we manage to reach the 70-degree mark. 43 in pottstown. it's chilly across the western suburbs. quakertown, 39. lake harmony, 39. slatington, 46. these numbers are five to ten degrees warmer than yesterday. fortescue, 60. brigantine, 60, as well. tuckahoe, 53. claymont, 50 degrees. satellite and radar, you can clearly see there's not much going on along the east coast, from richmond, virginia all the way up to you would we're expecting sunny skies this afternoon. if you look toward the left-hand side of the screen or out west, you see clouds and shades of green that's the front the rain that's pushing closer to the delaware valley.

forecast for today, warm and pleasant, sun and clouds, by afternoon, 70 degrees is the forecasted high. let's talk a little bit about sunday. this is when things go downhill quick fast and in a hurru here. this tropical low -- in a hurry here. this tropical low, if the front would sweep on through, we would have showers that would be about it. because the low is coming up the east coast we'll get into heavy rain sunday afternoon. rainfall totals one to three inches in the philadelphia area. isolated heavier amounts north ran west. when you get into the lehigh valley and the poconos, some locations could pick up to 4 inches which could lead to low-lying flooding in areas of poor drainage. sunday night, the wind pick up. tuesday we had gusts up to 60 miles per hour with that front that came through.

same thing could happen here sunday night into monday morning. when i come back we'll focus on that. i'll have more details and cooler changes around halloween in the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast. alicia. >> all right, chris, thank you. we'll get you to breaking news unfolding at this moment. firefighters battling a fire in the 3900 block of fairmont avenue in the city's powton section. crews were called out to the fairmont avenue around 5:40 a.m. 20 minutes ago, they found heavy flames shooting from the second and third floor of the three story home. the fire quickly started spreading to adjoining homes. firefighters and police officers are going door to door excavating the neighboring homes at this hour. so far no reported injuries. no word yet on just what sparked the fire, but again the fire still blazing in the 3900 block of fairmont avenue in the city's powton section this morning. it was a kay on the of

scene at penncrest high school in middle town township last night. football players got sick after the game against radnor. officials say a ventilation system in the locker room malfunctioned. >> upon arrival crews discovered what we suspect to be an ozone machine in the men's locker room that was creating what was an irritant to a number of football players that played their game symptoms are watery eyes and coughing and mucous, as the kids get fresh air, everything is clearing up. they will be in good shape. >> some of the players were taken to the hospital for treatment. the rest were treated in the school parking lot. their injuries were not considered to be serious. a 20-year-old man is in critical an after a shooting in north philadelphia. he was shot twice in the torso along the 2900 block of north

marshall street around 2:30 a.m. so far no one has been arrested and police have not given any details about what may have sparked the shooting. a 16-year-old suspect wanted for allegedly killing two other teens is in police custody. 16-year-old brandon oliveri surrendered to police last night. he awaits ray -- arraignment on murder charges. >> reporter: escorted by an attorney and two friends brandon oliveri hid his face. in what maybe his last moments of freedom he hugged his friends before he faces double murder charges. earlier in the day, philadelphia police named him a person of interest in the shooting deaths of two 16-year-olds tuesday

night. in what may have retaliation someone fired shots into the home of his parents. there was a lockdown at roman catholic high school. parents picked up their children early saying -- after a post said he was heading to the high school. the shooting deaths of caleer miller and salvadore dinubile. neighbors claimed there was an argument before gunfire, but police have not released a motive. meanwhile, neighbors are relieved that an arrest has been made. but distraught that violence has destroyed three families. >> it's sad that this young kid's life is ruined. and the fact that he ruined two other lives. >> it's horrible. it's got to stop, they have to talk and no more guns. >> reporter: salvadore dinubile's funeral will takes place later this morning.

jeff chirico channel 6 "action news." >> a federal grand jury has approved the first charges in connection with special counsel robert muller's investigation according to reporting from cnn. muller is looking into russian interference in the 2016 election and a connection to the trump campaign. a judge has ordered the charges sealed, but we don't know who they are or who was involved. someone could be taken into custody on monday. u.s. secretary of defense said threats of nuclear attacks from north korea are possible. mattis said the u.s. is doing everything possible to solve the situation diplomatically. delivering the demilitarized zone, he said u.s. will never accept a nuclear north korea. >> the goal is not war, but a

complete verifiable anddenucleah korea peninsula. declassified on the assassination of jfk have been released as promised. the fbi and the cia defied president trump's order to keep the file classified. late thursday night, 2800 records from the investigation into jfk's assassination back in 1963 were released. community members and other businesses are coming together today to support a landmark restaurant on south street. fire tore through bridge it foy's on wednesday. tonight a fundraiser will be hosted by philadelphia brewing company it starts at 7:00 p.m.

at second and pine street in head house square. all donations will go toward helping brigette foy's staff there will be live music and 50/50 and outpouring of love. today is car free which means you can walk, run and bike without worrying about traffic. cars parked in the no stopping zones along the route, 3rd and chestnut to 5th and indiana will be towed. it is the second annual car free day since pope francis visit in 2015. open streets wilmington is a pilot program that gives people the freedom of enjoying brandywine park without cars. beginning today and beginning every saturday in november, parts of north and south park drive will be closed to traffic

from 7:00 a.m. until noon. and there is much more to come on "action news" saturday morning. it's the end of an era in manhattan. we'll have details on what's happening to the lord and taylor's flagship store. it's looking like winters in parts of the midwest, old man winter decided to make an appearance. not here, chris. >> reporter: it's unusual for those folks across the high plains. we have a frontal system approaching to our west. the rain is starting to fall across the mid atlantic and the carolinas and the virginias. that system turns into a drenching soaking rain by sunday and makes for a miserable finish to the weekend. i'll have the details in the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast right after this

>> the first winter storm of the season hit minnesota this week churning up the water of lake superior. the waves were so rough and powerful they caused damage to several beaches and recreation areas had to be closed. the waves tossed around debris and dislodged benches and boards. minnesota saw its first significant snowfall. the northern part of the state got 8 inches in places. there were 100 or more car crashes across the state. meanwhile, i'm just barely

getting to wear nigh fall jacket. >> reporter: we were talking about this last weekend. facebook reminds what happened on this day a year ago. it came up a career ago yesterday, all the leashes in the backyard were yellow and red and orange they are all still green right now. it's amazing how things have changed. >> i'm trying to teach my toddler about fall and i am not getting good examples there. >> reporter: we need a couple of more weeks. let's take a look at the eagles game. the big story over the next 48 hours. the bigger story is going to be the miserable weather that moves in here for the second half of the weekend. we're watching a coastal storm that's in the gulf of mexico of all places. that energy rides up the eastern seaboard and provides us with a lot of the rain and gust with winds sunday night. the forecast for the eagles game taking on the 49ers, doesn't look too good at this point. looks like a soaking rain, probably beginning sometime around 10:00, 11:00 a.m. in the form of showers or light rain at

first, it will pick up in intensity, during the game, especially the second half it's a soaking driving rain. wind out of the south/southeast 6 to 12 miles per hour. it's warm. you will need the rain gear and ponchos and shoes it's going to be coming down in sheets. reading, 53. millville, 53. most of the numbers were down in the mid 30s yesterday. it's warmer 24 hours later. satellite and radar we're watching this front here, harmless enough, doesn't look like much. this front will be joining a system off the screen down to the south. it will be pushing closer and closer to the area as we progress through time. here's a look at the front here, heavy rains pushing out of nashville and cincinnati. it will get hung up across the appalachians, later this afternoon. that will lift this area of low pressure here, this cuba, havana sits here, there's the florida

keys there's miami. this is racing off to the northeast at 30 to 40 miles per hour. it's going to make a beeline toward the philadelphia area later this afternoon. here's future tracker 6. here's the low there, there's the front. we set it in motion it will be over top of us by the time we get into sunday. today is nice, tomorrow things go downhill. you see the oranges and reds, that's heavy rain falling over the city of philadelphia. today, sun an clouds, warm and comfortable, high of 70. sunday, rain, heavy at times, a soaking rain. could be flooding in parts of the area. areas of poor drainage that flood could flood tomorrow. one to three inches heavier amounts to 4. heaviest occurs tomorrow afternoon in the evening hours. as the storm departs like a wintertime nor'easter, the wind pick up, 50 miles per hour on the backside sunday night. we go guy the models, most of

the models show a good 1 to 3 inches of rain with isolated heavier amounts. rpm is lighter, but a general consensus one to three inches when all is said and done. it's the calm before the storm, high temperatures 70 degrees across the board. it will be mild for october standards with the high, thin clouds moving in. overnight tonight, 61 degrees. showers developing after midnight. millville and south jersey, 60 to 63. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, we've highlighted sunday we're issuing an accuweather alert, soaking reigns, sunday night, 66. monday, 58. tuesday looks good, halloween chilly, temperatures in the upper 50s close to 60. a ninja turtle and spiderman was picking up their

treats last night. the camden police handed out candy, others took time to take pictures with fellow crime fighters like spiderman there were face painters on hand to help those who needed a little disguise. at homegoods.

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up with us, taking a gorgeous look at the center city skyline. sun asleep at this hour, we're wide awake on "action news." today, meteorologist chris sowers says it's going to be a nice looking saturday, but changes are coming. we'll break down what the rest of the weekend will look like in the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast. halloween is the tuesday, but i may have seen christmas items show up at stores across the area. maybe i bought some of them yesterday. but one retailer is slowing down the christmas creep, that's when it starts to creep in earlier. target wants to stay in step with customer's mindset. they are planning new egift services. kiosks that focus on impulse presents for under 15 bucks. you will find more weekend deals. lord and taylor has announced it is selling their

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back everyone, 6:25 a.m., saturday morning, the accuweather call for weekend, it's a 50/50 split. today looks great. sunshine and high, thin clouds, a great day for october. tomorrow, heavy soaking rain by afternoon. 66 degrees, cloudy and damp. could be flooding in low-lying areas and areas of poor drainage. florida peninsula, this is the east coast. the system we're watching is down here, down to the gulf of mexico. here's cuba right here. it's going to run up the eastern seaboard. essentially what's going to happen here, this front or a trough a pocket of colder air temperatures in the teens right now across the high plains. that front will lift this storm here to the north just like this, both of them converge over the philadelphia area. by the time we get into monday, the chilly air sits over top of us and sets up a fairly chilly

halloween forecast for the trick or treaters or temperatures dropping in the 40s. it's nice today and miserable tomorrow and we get into the good stuff monday afternoon and tuesday. >> turning to sports this morning, the eagles are gearing up for their afternoon match up against the 49ers. plus penn state faces ohio state. here's jamie apody. >> reporter: eagles beginning to put in their final preps for winless san francisco all eyes on who is protecting carson wentz. big v becomes a target as he fills jason peters big shows. >> i did talk to him tuesday morning, he said go out and have fun, be loose, just like practice. don't hesitate. have fun. >> right now lane johnson is

playing well at the right side, doesn't want to disrupt two poxes it made sense to keep v on the left side. okafor remains on the bench as the sixers look to trade him. the sixers doing a texas two step as they come up in the lonestar state. okay for -- okafor will not be in the rotation. >> that's the situation, he doesn't let people know he comes in his head is good, his head a good, his spirit is good, he and i talk all the time, but that's the bottom line he is not in the rotation. >> reporter: second ranked penn state, 6th ranked ohio state in columbus, when was the last time you heard that a number two ranked team was 6 point underdog. >> we have to continue to push each other and this win will

meet we stay undefeated, 8-0. last time a penn state team did that, it's been a long time. >> that will be one big time college football team. game four of the world series between the dodgers and astros will be played in houston. the governors of the dueling states have entered into a friendly wager. jerry brown is offering up wine from napa valley. texas governor greg abbott is betting barbecue and houston brewed beer. >> woman tends to her to go

after both are forced out of their philadelphia home by fire overnight. marking five years after super-storm sandy, some have rebuilt their lives, while others are still struggling. it's a 50/50 weekend. get out and enjoy things today while tomorrow takes a nose dive. saturday is a winner, sunday is fill in the blank. >> reporter: winner winner chicken dinner. tomorrow goes downhill. today is a day to clear the drains of stick and twigs get them out of the yard because the winds will pick up sunday night,

with the leaves on the tree, it will act as a canopy. it will pick the trees up and the leaves up, we could have problems as the storm gets going. in philadelphia, it's milder than same time yesterday when the most of the locations were down in the mid 30s. 43 in pottstown. no frost out there. quakertown, 38. lake harmony, 43. media, 51. look at fortescue, down toward the bottom of the screen. 60. smyrna, 49. brigantine, 58. tuckahoe, 52. satellite and radar we're clear along the east coast, rains and cloud cover approaching from the west across the ohio and tennessee valleys. here's a closer look at that. you can see oranges and reds that's the cold front. we have an area of low pressure approaching from the south. it's situated south of the florida straits. the two of them getting together on sunday and produce a lot of rain for us here in the philadelphia area. for today, mild with sunshine

fading behind increasing high clouds and high of 70 degrees today, the 4:00 p.m., 70 on the dot. the normal 63. as alicia mentioned today is the winter, tomorrow not so much. when i come back in just a few minutes we'll focus on the weather, i'll have the timing in future tracker 6 and how much rain to expect and cooler numbers in the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast. alicia? >> new this morning, a woman lost her apartment, but out of the tragedy came ablessing. philadelphia firefighters saved her dog. she gave the pooch oxygen as firefighters knocked down the blaze on the 3500 block of north 11th street in hunting park. when they arrived fire was shooting from the first floor of the three story apartment buildings. only that woman was displaced and she is okay. the cause is being determined. a haz/mat situation led to a big emergency response at penncrest high school in delaware county.

some were treated by ems and some taken to the hospital late last night. officials say they believe an ozone air purifying machine in the locker room was to blame. the players had irritated eyes, they were coughing and expected to be okay. three persons were injured when a new jersey transit bus crashed in pemberton last night. the bus smashed into a utility and ran off the road in a ditch. two people were treat at the scene, one person was taken to the hospital for minor injuries. it was heading from philadelphia to asbury park. the person suspected of shooting and killing two teenagers in south philadelphia earlier this week is waking up behind bars this morning. 16-year-old brandon oliveri surrendered at philadelphia police headquarters last night. he is charged in the murder of salvadore dinubile and caleer miller. the teens were shot before

8:30 p.m. tuesday night in the 2300 block of south 12th street near ritner street. neighbors say they are relieved an arrest has been made. >> it's sad this young kid's life is ruined, and the fact that he ruined two other lives. oliveri has not been formally arraigned. meanwhile, a funeral service for salvadore dinubile is scheduled to takes place later this morning in south philadelphia. we have new information on the search for the suspects in a violent carjacking of a pizza delivery man. philadelphia police say they have identified those believed to be involved in the violent robbery and carjacking. police have charged this man, 22-year-old heden and three juveniles in the october 22 incident. they are facing assault, robbery and carjacking. she is the one who pistol

whipped the 56-year-old victim at the luk oil gas station is 13 years old. in delaware, new castle county, police are searching for a man wanted in two carjackings. one involved an 87-year-old man. the victim was in the driveway in claymont when the suspect jackson opponented a gun at him and order him him to drive around. the victim was dropped off at naamans road and i-95. we want to know his whereabouts, he is considered armed and dangerous. we believe he is operating in a maroon car that was taken from the victim during the incident. >> police involved -- police believe he was involved in another carjacking thursday night. children under the age of

2 1/2 were taken from a home on the 100 block of fairway drive yesterday afternoon. the five kids were taken to a. i. do you upon the -- dupont hospital to be checked out. 13 will be charged in the hazing death of timothy pizza following a night of drinking this year. the drug had thrown out the charges of aggravated assault and manslaughter two months ago. the 11 defendants were among 18 which were charged in the death of pizza. high school students in west philadelphia are learning a valuable tool. they are taking part in the unique program that teachers them how to save lives. dann cuellar has the story. >> reporter: over and over again we have covered tragedy after tragedy from traffic accidents to gun violence and how many times have we heard this.

>> the child was laying there bleeding to death. >> reporter: and nobody around that knows what to do. >> you have all these bright teens such as as myself i don't want to see it any more. >> reporter: more often the patient bleeds to death before help arrives. dr. jeremy cannon and his colleagues at penn are doing something about it. >> remember what we learned? >> reporter: in an extraordinary pilot program at the university of pennsylvania, medical professionals are teaching high school students from west philadelphia what to do if they see someone lying there bleeding. >> push push push. there you go. apply a lot of pressure. >> i've southeastern a lot of gun violence and too many patients ishts come into -- come into the hospital and not make it. >> reporter: doctor cannon is bringing life-saving skills he learned on the battlefield of

iraq and afghanistan. cameron lost his cousin to gun violence. >> i want to do something about it. >> twist, twist. >> after seeing who needs help i would like to know what to do. >> reporter: the skills the students are learning here could make a difference in whether someone lives or dies. >> if they have the knowledge and the tools to act, they feel much more empowered. >> you can do it again. >> reporter: i'm dann cuellar channel 6 "action news." >> money saving measures are going into place in atlantic city. america's playground is getting new streetlights. 6600 streetlights will be replaced with energy efficient led bulbs. 750,000-dollar cost will be paid for thanks to a grant from the board of public utilities. it's expected to save an undetermined amount on

electrical cost. much more to come on saturday morning, matt damon's are a seen neighbored is anything but, suburbicon is up next. meteorologist chris sowers will have the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, gorgeous shot there, from sky6 live hd at city hall for you. saturday morning, "action news" continues in just a moment.

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years since super-storm sandy slammed ashore and destroyed nearly everything in its path. sandy ravaged ortley beach in ocean county. some have moved back, but for others it's been a struggle. nora muchanic explains. >> you don't know what to count on, who to count on. >> reporter: after five years living with friends and struggling with red tape. 70-year-old linda roberts moved back into her seaside park house which was damaged by sandy. >> it's amazing to walk up the steps and put a key in the door and turn it and walk into something you can be proud of. >> reporter: this sunday marks the five year anniversary of the storm that caused $29 billion in damages to new jersey. many of the 365,000 buildings that were damaged or destroyed have been rebuilt are in the process. for victims dealing with years of insurance companies and

government red tape has taken it's toll financially and emotionally. >> mentally going through five years of sandy recovery and also seeing all these recent storm activities, we have a coastline of ptsd. >> reporter: a pantry designed to help sandy victims is serving 4,000 people a month. >> here we are five years later and i am serving the same amount of people. >> reporter: in toms river, ten thousand homes were affected by the storm. the beach section nicknamed ground zero has seen a building boom. >> if you look at what it was five years ago to notice we have made a remarkable recovery. >> reporter: the iconic rollercoaster that washed into the ocean in seaside heights has

been replaced now. for some recovery is still on going. the coverage of the super-storm sandy five year anniversary continues at 6abc.com. there you can see the iconic images of the storm's impact along with the nonstop coverage from 2012. you can find it at 6abc.com. 6:44 a.m., saturday morning, if you're just waking up, make good plans to be outdoors today. >> reporter: up, because tomorrow will not be a pretty day. tomorrow we'll lay on the couch and watch the eagles game. >> put chilly in the crock pot. >> reporter: or order a pizza every sunday like i do. there's the view, nice and quiet in penns landing. it's mild, temperatures in the 50s, 40s in the suburbs a little bit chillier out there. generally speaking temperatures are five to ten degrees warmer

than this time yesterday. it's the quiet before the storm. 50 degrees in philadelphia. dewpoint, 47. winds are calm, pressure is 30.03-inch and starting to fall. 50 in philadelphia. 43 in allentown and reading and the poconos. flood watch issued for lehigh valley and the poconos sunday and sunday night. cape may, 53. 43 in atlantic city. beach haven,degrees. five degrees warmer in the city of philadelphia. satellite and radar this is what we're watching here, over the next 48 hours this is the only system all week, there's another system that will bring a shower or two to the area this up coming wednesday. this is the main event, a frontal system pushing through the ohio and tennessee valleys. everything merges over top of

us, sunday afternoon, it's going to bring a lot of rain to the area. here's future tracker 6, today we start out with sunshine the high, thin milky white cirrus clouds overspread the sky. the sun will beat through that, but the skies turn whiter in the afternoon. the clouds lower and thicken that will sets up sunday. we'll start out with showers you'll see more in the way of coverage than what the model is showing. during the eagles game expect a soaking rain especially during the second half where it will be coming down in buckets. it will continue in the evening hours and into the afternoon. sunday night and monday, the storm starts to lift north up into new england, this is the wrap around moving back in, just a couple of showers monday morning, the bigger problem monday will be the strong, powerful winds that drop 0 on the backside of the storm. what to expect, heavy afternoon rain sunday. we issued an accuweather alert

because of possible flooding and powerful winds. flooding to be in the low-lying areas and areas of poor drainage. you want to clear out the sticks and the twigs and halloween decorations. rainfall totals one to three inches with isolated heavier amounts to 4 inches in the lehigh valley and the poconos. today, nice and mild, sun and clouds, 70 degrees. it's a quiet day, winds are light out of the south/southeast at 35 to 15 miles per hour. starting out with sun, high, thin clouds in the afternoon, 4:00 p.m. on right on the nose, 70 degrees. tonight, 66. the showers well after midnight. 57 outlying suburbs, 61 for the center city. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, goes downhill quick on sunday, soaking rain, breezy, 66 degrees. monday, light rain during the morning, otherwise cloudy, peeks of sun by afternoon, windy and

cooler high of 58. tuesday, halloween looks nice, sun and clouds, temperatures in the 60s. temperatures in the 50s for trick or treating. hey, pumpkins were tossed from the top of the buildings at princeton university. members of the physic department were trying to hit painted targets on the ground below. the pumpkins were frozen in liquid night tro -- nigh -- nitrogen for maximum mash effect. joseph, i'm steve. how are you?

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yeah. >> doesn't that look like a gorgeous postcard right there? it is 6:50 a.m., saturday morning, if you're just waking up, see the sun just starting to peek through in camden, new jersey. it's going to be a beautiful saturday. actually, chris called it fabulous earlier.

not so much tomorrow, he'll breakdown the weekend forecast coming up. sir elton john will be honored for his philanthropic efforts for fighting hiv and aids. previous awards have gone to archbishop desmond tutu. he calls the award gratifying and humbling. are you a fan of samuel l.jackson. get this he is planning to deliver his wizard and warning to an online class. his class will be available for a one time 90-dollar fee. his class will premier with his thoughts on breaking down a script auditioning and voice and character development, that's one heck of a teacher, huh?

you can get into the halloween spirit as the movie of a mysterious mad man plays life and death game with his victim ideal, peaceful suburban community marked for identifications the realities. here's david daniel with a look at what's new in theaters this weekend. >> the truth will set you free. >> reporter: the saw franchise returns to claim more victims and box office bucks with jigsaw. analysts expect the killer thriller to leave no survivors as it slashes it's way to $20 million or more in the opening weekend. >> those men killed mom. >> reporter: dark comedy suburbicon sat sat despite the draw of matt damon and director

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>> good morning, it is 7:00 a.m., on this saturday, october 28. gray is off, i'm alicia vitarelli, here some of the stories we're following for you on "action news." new overnight, police are looking for a gunman after a man is shot twice on a north philadelphia street. more than a dozen football players at a delaware county school get sick after their friday night game. word of the first charges to be filed in the federal grand jury investigation into russian meddling of the 2016 election. meteorologist chris sowers kicks us off with the first look at the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast. a nice looking saturday shaping up, fabulous, as you said,