storm tracker 6 is live and an accu weather alert. several inches of rain, possible flooding and strong winds dale and tomorrow. today marks five year since super storm sandy delivered a devastating blow to the jersey coast line. the eagles take on the 49ers and the rain at the linc this afternoon. first to breaking news, big traffic trouble in delaware. a fiery tractor-trailer accident shutdown i 295 northbound north of route 141. the rig slammed into a concrete

barrier and fuel sparked the huge five destroying the truck and littering the highway with debris. amazingly the driver escaped and will survive although he does have serious injuries, live right now, crews on scene trying to clear away the wreckage likely for the next couple of hours. let's get to the alert, 7:00 a.m. gray is off, jeaneatte reyes joins us, meteorologist chris sowers is outside. a lot of rain strong winds >> the written is knocking on the door raining heavily in baltimore and dc, national weather service issued a flash flood watch. the area that is you see highlighted in green and in particular, the it's the smaller creeks and streams we're most concerned about, low lying areas and areas of poor drainage, rainfall totals will range anywhere from one to three inches when all is said and done, with isolate heavier amounts possible to four inch, a

real good soaking is on the way. here is storm tracker 6. we've set it in motion. and the rain will come in bands today, it's not going to be raining steadily heavily every hour of the day but at times it will come down at a pretty good clip. first band will swing through probably between the hours of 9:00 and 1:00 followed by yet another band which arrives around the fourth quarter of the eagles game and that will continue through the late afternoon and early evening hours. here's a close-up shot on storm tracker 6. delaware lighter rains over consent and sussex counties, edgewood, baltimore dc is where the rain is really coming down, and lighter stuff across cumberland and cape may counties. forecast for the eagles, 1:00 start time against the 49ers at the linc. winds picking up out of the southeast at ten to 20 miles per hour on a positive, it is a mild day, 68 by the first quarter.

and fourth quarter temperature right around 66. more specifically, here with the timeline at this coastal storm developing two bands we're worried about first comes in let's say between hours of 9:00 a.m. and 1:00, and on and off showers, by fourth quarter that's when i expect the second ban to march through and that's when we'll see the soaking rains redevelop. then we get overnight and through the day tomorrow, the winds start to how old as the storm begins to intensify. we could see gusts as high as 50 or 55 miles per hour tomorrow morning, i'll be back in a few minutes, more details with the accu weather seven-day forecast. guys >> thank you. we're following a developing story this morning, two teenagers stabbed in the olney section of philadelphia, it happened in the 5600 block of park avenue about 12:30 in the morning, police found evidence of the stabbings there and that the wounded has been taken to einstein medical center at a private car. one victim, 16-year-old male is

in critical condition, the other an 18-year-old is in stable condition. on soggy sunday we remember another storm, unforgettable super storm sandy. its catastrophic force killed 147 people from the caribbean to the jersey shore. pennsylvania and new york. all of this damage left behind. parts of towns almost wiped away. some still rebuilding. the garden state alone got socked by almost $40 billion worth of damage. millions lost power. travel on roads rails and air in the most congested areas cut down for days, nash guard troops were deployed caught in the chaos >> many continue to deal with major stress and aggravations. they talked about the point of view from a person scarred by sandy. >> it's like i feel like people don't understand how hard it is

to reexperience, even though it's thousands of miles away, to see you know this hurricane ravaging this community and knowing those folks don't know what's to come. >> some places are still trying to increase flood protect, it. rising sea levels further threaten new york city and other coastal communities our coverage of super storm sandy's five-year anniversary continues on had 6abc.com. there you can see some iconic images, along with video from nonstop action news coverage from 2012. you can see find it now on 6abc.com the eagles and 49ers square off in the rain at the linc. the birds are six and one despite long-term injuries to peters, hicks, mar goes and darby.

49ers are winless >> it's a good football team. again, they've been in post games, had a chance to win some games, so it's a good football team coming in here, you know, it's my job to make sure that, you know, i hold these guys accountable. >> kickoff is set for 1:00 and we will hear from quarterback carson wentz ahead in sports. to a heart warming community response to a disaster. people are rallying to help the staff of bridget foy's, a beloved south street restaurant gutted by fire. annie mccormack was there for the help and hugs. >> the outpouring of support from the neighbors has just been staggering. >> reporter: the staff of about 30 are out of work. owner john foy doesn't know yet when they will reopen. in the meantime >> now, we kind of like make priority one getting our people

jobs. >> reporter: the fire ripped through restaurant after 1:00 a.m. wednesday, the building at 2nd and south could not be saved. two dogs inside the next door pet supply store doggie style were killed. bridget foy has been a fixture since 1978 especial among families. the foys live in the neighborhood too. the south street head house district knew they could help >> one of the first things they said they were sorry that the halloween dance party was being cancelled. we thought it's only put a box away, let's move the party down here to the sham bells, we're already ready. >> reporter: long time customers dressed up in costumes and got to work with one goal in mind. >> so raise as much money we possibly can for the employee >> i'm busy working the room selling 50-50 tickets. we're hoping folks will donate back. if they win. >> bridget foy is down but we're not down be our family is so strong. >> thank you, thank you, thank you. and bring on the hugs.

organizers expecting 200 people at saturday's event. several more in the coming weeks, reporting in society hill, annie mccormack channel 6. hundreds paid final respects to a teenager shot and killed during an altercation, a casket holding the body of 16-year-old sample tore dinubile was carried out one of two teens killed last tuesday in south philadelphia. no word on funeral services for 16-year-old kaleel miller. the suspect, 16-year-old brandon oliveri being held without bond. 7:08. so much more to come on action news this sunday morning, a girl living with autism wins homecoming queen in burlington county >> and penn state fans are after a lost minute loss the rival ohio state. a quick look at storm

tracker 6. heavy rain is off to the southwest. you can see yellows and a couple of oranges there, west of the state of delaware. all this moisture of spreads across the region later this afternoon, it will come down heavy at times. details coming up with the accu weather seven-day forecast.

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couple of scattered showers across south jersey getting into southern atlantic county and northern cape may county. all of this will increase in in the only coverage but intensity as well. the wider view shows lots of heavy rain, to the east of richmond across the delmarva, this heavy band of rain gets in here between, let's say the hours of 9:00 a.m. and 1:00 p.m. then we catch somewhat of a break across the outer banks of north carolina. look how mild it is, 24-hour temperature change, most locations anywhere from 15 to 20 warmer than we were the same time yesterday. that translates to 63 in philadelphia, 63 in wilmington, millville already sitting at 65. atlantic city 64, trenton 60. dover 64. cape may 64 degrees, and just in case you were wondering the normal high usually occurs

around 3:30, 4:00. is 63. coastal storm developing rides right up the eastern seaboard. we see the heavy rains first. as the storm pulls north we get into the backlash and storm and winds begin to pick up where we see gusts closer to 50, 55 miles per hour. the eagles game, some of it could be heavy, especially during the second half. by 4:00, you still see lots of rain and yellows indicating drenching downpours, through the evening hours we start to really get in. by 8:00 it's off the coast of new jersey when we're throwing back copious amounts of moisture off ocean, reading, philadelphia, wilmington seeing drenching downpours by 8:00. then gradually wind down from south to north by about 10:00, 11:00. as the storm lifts north up into new england. we get into rap around rains first thing monday morning,

light stuff, a couple of showers, rainfall totaling will range anywhere from one to three inches when all is said and done, isolated heavy amounts especially to the north, lehigh valley and poconos, this is probably a good number for you guys up there. the heaviest rain expected later this afternoon through the evening hours. then localized flooding is a good possibility as well. especially north and west of philadelphia, the smaller creeks and stream you'll have to watch those closely, 50 miles an hour gusts develop sunday and possibly 55 to 60 miles per hour gusts first thing monday morning. quite the coastal storm, but i know a lot of you don't like snow, that's another positive here, it's not january, we're not talking about snow or we'd be talking about 20 be 30 inches, soaking rain, street flooding likely. 66 in allentown, philadelphia, 68. millville 69, dover, cape may be 68, trenton 68. overnight, the rain gradually winds down from about ten p.m. on from south to north, gusts to 50, 55 miles per hour, cool r

air from the northwest, windchills down to the 30's. wind advisory goes into effect tomorrow morning, gusts up to 55 miles per hour >> the exclusive accu weather, a soaking rain at times, we highlighted the possibility of flooding and damaging winds, morning rain for monday, otherwise windy 58. halloween, good, but bright and sunny. coming up tomorrow night at 11:00. action news investigation expose as loop hole in the law that allows assault rifles to be easily accessible with no background check. here's investigative reporter wendy saltsman with a preview. >> reporter: you may be surprised how easy it is for just about anyone to get their hands on a high power weapons >> these firearms were being

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was. he has been in combat zones five times, almost died in 2005 when his team was attacked. >> we rolled over, and two of the four people in my vehicle were killed instantly. >> reporter: comrads pulled him out of the flaming wreckage >> ever since then i have survivor guilt from, you know, why did i survive and those two guys didn't and also have these guys save my life and what do i do to pay that back? >> reporter: he paid it back by giving his nephew 15% of his liver in a delicate operation's trevor now has a scar across his abdomen to remember his special gift >> i suppose something special. and maybe some day i'll be able to have a cocktail with him and my liver will be processing both of the the drinks. >> that was monica malpass reporting. trevor things hudson will be an exceptional young man, thriving

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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. 7:23. the forecast, upper 60's for the juror and the city of philadelphia, low 60's for the poconos and retain times. some of it will come down heavily especially later this afternoon and through evening hour, where we could see rainfall totals area from one to three inches. let's break away from rain, a lot of folks have been sending me e-mails or tweets or getting in touch with me on facebook and asking when will we break away

from this weather pattern? we do have chilly stuff out to the west. great lakes all the way down to the gulf coast states, temperatures 30's and 40's, but this will move in tonight and will last day or two. 's i was just taking a look at this, something called the european weeklies came out, and what they do break down week after week over a six-week stand and what it showed during the month of november, jet stream will look something like this, where all the cold weather will be and it will be icy cold out here across the high plains. for us along the eastern sea board, we have the southeastern ridge flecking its muscles and that's a south south westerly wind for us, while they're cold out there. it is nice and mild here along the midatlantic. now, we'll see intrusions of cold that last a couple day here or there, generally speaking, over the next four weeks, the month of november looks mild once again relative to average.

>> thank you. well, penn state is no longer unbeaten and the eagles looking at seven and one. here here's jeff skversky with more. >> the eagles have best record in the nfl it's ap easy win, that might be the attitude of eagles fans but not how the eagles are thinking, they're not taking this against the win less 49er for granted. >> you wouldn't think that's an zero and seven football team. i believe we got to stick to what we do best and make plays and stay on the fields and converting key situations, we can't sleep on these guys, they're a good football team >> joel embiid has a right hand contusion after last night's win over dallas, x-rays were negative on embiid's hand, embiid face his best friend nerlins noel talking a little trash before the game. he scores 23.

ben simmons drops 23 as well. it's a career high for rookie. how about this in the third, the steal, the slam, sixers up as many as 13, and embiid trying to put it away, the hand looks fine there. nats hanging around, simmons closing the door. sixers hang on to win 112-110, second win of the season. flyers in toronto this hurts. gostisbehere leaves with an upper body injury, vorachek the flyers two to one lead. flyers up two to one. four minutes later, claude giroux finishes it. flyers are five and 0 and the captain scores, floors win four to two ending the two-game

losing streak. ken giles has a nightmare of a world series, blows the series in game two and last night gives up more fehlinger, rbi doubles, dodgers go on to win six to two, giles has allowed ten runs in this post season alone. we're not too happy. what happened to penn state? they blew an 18-point lead. james franklin never beaten a top 25 team on the road. saquon barkley, headed down a good road at ohio state. what a start the opening kickoff. barkley, bye-bye. 97 yard return, the heisman trophy candidate scored 15 straight games, longest in the country, penn state is out scoring teams 104 to three. look up as many as 18 including 11-appoint lead.

buck eyes come back. they cut to five. james franklin is not going to like this. next. barrett, oh, no, marcus bond, penn state loses by one. they're 16 game regular season winning streak is over. that is sports i'm jeff skversky. have a good day. there was a lot more light than usual outside of the philadelphia museum of art. a massive crowd turned out for the leukemia and lymphoma society. white lanterns or red or gold ones. the two-mile walk raises money for research and treatment of blood cancer, we'll be right back.

. the tractor-trailer accident that closed northbound 495. trucks carrying machinery went out of control and burst into flames. driver escaped the burning cab but has serious injuries. officials say the accident scene just north of route 141 overpass has to be cleared of debris and inspected, so it may not ria open until midday. 7:30 on sunday, turning to the weather, our weekend is going from wonderful to wet as day

long dilutions in the accu weather forecast. jeaneatte reyes is in for gray hall and meteorologist chris sowers has more on the stormy sunday the heavy rain is not too far off to the southwest. raining heavily in dc and baltimore and some moisture pulling out of the richmond and eastern virginia. this will all move in within the next hour or two and when it starts raining it will come down steadily immediately in the philadelphia area, here's the wider view on storm tracker 6. you can see the yellows and oranges and reds across as you say and kent county, lancaster and berks county are also picking up heavy rain, you can see the reds and oranges off to the southwest, the left-hand part of your screen be chester town, baltimore, dc, reporting

moderate to heavy rain, lighter across salem and cumberland county nothing going on yet in the city of philadelphia, but that will change's forecast for today, a soaking rain at times. not going to be a driving rain all day. but it will be raining on and off just about all day, street flooding likely especially later this afternoon and into the evening hours when the heaviest rains begin to push in, it's mild, 68 is today's forecasted highs. normal for this time of year is 63. breaking it down for you. here's the accu weather timeline, looks like from 9:00 a.m. till about 1:00 in the afternoon, then 1:00 to 3:00 on and off showers or lighter rain and 3:00 to 10:00 when the next ban moves in. we'll call it a soaking driving rain and then 50 miles an hour gusts. another way to look at it. the first three quarters of the eagles game talking about on and

off showers or lighter periods of rain. that's a quick check of the forecast. i'll have nor details in the accu weather seven-day forecast. we will focus more on the potential for damaging winds overnight and into tomorrow morning. jeaneatte >> thanks for the update. you can get ready for today's heavy rain with 6abc.com/weather, we'll have the up to minute forecast from accu weather along with live storm tracker 6 radar. sure to follow our team of meteorologists on social media for the latest updates. new at 7:30, three arm men in an early morning home invasion in west philadelphia, the trio brandishing handguns broke into holes around 3:30 this morning, demanding cash and cell phones from the people who lived there and ran off. people inside were not physically hurt. new this morning two vehicle crash in wilmington early this morning, send six people to the

hospital, around 2:15 at 12th and bower streets. according to police, the vehicle including one pulling a u-haul trailer crashed head-on. they had to be freed by firefighter, all six went to christiana for treatment. three people are hospitalized after an early morning crash in gloucester township new jersey, state police say a car went out of control and flipped over. the people inside went to cooper medical center with serious injuries, to word on what triggered this accident. a line of mourners stretching dun the block to support family of a teen who was shot to death. they shed tears and paid final respects. bob brooks was there for the service. >> reporter: a 16-year-old salvatore dinubile was laid to rest. the line for the service wrapped around the corner. the crowd of support for his family filled out into the

street. all week, those who knew him only had good things to say. >> he was a great kid. he was always, always first to greet you. always had something nice to say about you. like a brother to me and i can't believe it was him >> service comes after dinubile and another 16-year-old caleer miller were gunned down. others scattered were caught on surveillance video. oliveri turned himself into police headquarters, hid his face and hugged two friends. there's been in motive or way police say oliveri pulled the trigger. we spoke to many frustrated and confused why things had to come to this >> why you go the to take somebody's life? you can't talk it out? . >> reporter: oliveri is charged for killing both before he turned himself in, his home on juniper street was shot two

times. >> i hope a lot of people can learn from this and hopefully south philly can change. >> we're supposed to be the city of brotherly love. >> reporter: as the mourning process continues, the message for so many, especial so many young people is that the violence stops. reporting in south philadelphia, bob brooks, channel 6 action news. the new castle police department has a team of trained officers to help veterans in crisis. nicholas hurts is a in a recent corp vet. he was the driving force behind the response team. >> they can build a rapport with the officer if they're a military veteran better than a normal officer. because you speak the same language. i want to honor the marines in were killed in action because of ptsd >> hertz and other trained in

north carolina are the only police department in the country that can find that response team. members of the delaware state police and veterans affairs police have also been trained. to a story sure to warm your heart. it's about a wonderful young lady named homecoming queen. she won that title because she is beautiful inside and out. >> reporter: 17-year-old isbella's rodriguez has autism, who is now a senior, member of the choir and indoor color guard. it was a group of classmates that nominated her for homecoming queen and campaigned for her >> she deserved it more than anybody. >> bella is most kind hearted person i've ever known. >> reporter: she received her crown during homecoming.

the big announcement was finally made. >> riverside homecoming queen, is a bella. >> she was nearly brought to tears. >> it's been really a blessing. i've been through a lot. it's just really a fun >> is a bella's mother and rest of her family were there. the family was planning to go out of town for the weekend until the principal called with the big news >> i love these kids. they do not have to do this. >> reporter: her friend say they did have to do it to give something to the one person who has always given of herself to everyone else. walter perez channel 6 action news. wrong reign the queen. some of the findist artists

coming up for the philadelphia museum of art >> the skyline it will be a wet day. meteorologist chris sowers is back next with the exclusive accu weather forecast.

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high temperatures in the 70's. lots of sunshine. comfortable breeze, beautiful day today. coastal storm develops, the wind picks up later through the opening the hour, heavy rain moves in here later this afternoon as well. the flash flood watch isn't effect for all areas highlighted in green, the smaller creeks and streams, watch those closely overtime next few hours, they will fill up quickly and there could be flooding, and on roadways, especially low lying roadways as we start to see the first slug of moisture pull through now, this will come through 9:00 a.m. and 1:00 p.m. that will pull through later this afternoon, lots of heavy rain down there in southern delaware. here's sussex county, dover reported moderate right now. everything that you see in yellow, orange and red where the rain is really coming down, milford. and middletown smyrna reporting heavy rain, lifting to the north

quickly about 20 to 25 miles per hour, it's also lifting in the mild air, temperatures 63 in philadelphia. certain handle that. 65 in millville. 64 in cape may. dover 64. reading 62. poconos 54. cooler stuff is just off the screen. it's out to the west. pittsburgh is only 37 degrees. that's some of the cooler air that will slide in here overnight tonight monday and tuesday. wind speeds starting to pick up out of the east southeast five to 15 miles per hour, these gusts will roar come tomorrow where we could see gusts as high as 55 miles per hour. so future tracker 6 by 1:00, we see rain across the area, some of it coming down heavy, others a little bit lighter. we're seeing the lighter shades of green like rain and start picking up the yellows and oranges moderate to heavy rain, that will can't on and off throughout the afternoon then we get into the second slug of moisture which pulls in during the opening the hours, look at the oranges and reds where rain really comes down at a good clip

perhaps half inch to three quarters of an inch per hour, that will lift north as the storm pulls up into new england, poconos, lehigh valley could see anywhere two to four inches and european says philadelphia might see four inches, the american models little bit light, one to two, and the r pm, 2.2 starting this morning to monday, winds speeds becoming gusty last this afternoon but overnight as the storm punches north up into new england gets going, the rap around wind on the back side out of the west northwest starts to pick up 60 mines gusts, this particular model showing by 9:00 a.m. those winds continue at least 40 to 50 before finally relaxing, even then we're talking about a design breeze not as windy as what we'll see over the next

2436 hours, soaking rain on and off stuff, breezy, 68 is the forecasted high. what i'm doing trying to show a little bit of a lull in the action by midday. so heavy rains this morning, perhaps right as the eagles game starting transitions over to lighter stuff. on and off type showers or lighter rains by the fourth quarter starts to ramp up and takes us into the evening hours, that rain tapers off after 10:00, windy, 49 for center city, sustained winds 25 to 35. but we could see gusts as high as 55 miles per hour. the exclusive seven-day forecast accu weather alert, for today, soaking rain, possibility of flooding in low lying areas of poor drainage, smaller creeks and streams becomes breezy, 68 downright windy for tomorrow. 58 degrees, with the wind it will feel like the mid 40's. halloween breezy and chilly but

sunny, but increasing clouds, but look at friday, back up into the 70's >> we've been getting good weekends. >> it's only one day, it's the perfect opportunity to lay on couch and watch football >> i like that idea. >> i'm sure you do >> thanks chris. time for what's the deal. we went to digital media company refinery 29 to help you save cash and some of this advice will come in handy in the kitchen. here's alicia vitarelli. >> reporter: there are a lot of hacks meant to make our lives easier and keep costs down in the kitchen, but refinery 29 say they didn't actually end up costing us more, mostly by way of wasted food. let's talk about olive oil, supposed to be stored in a dark air tight container that minimizes light and air exposure, which is why it's usually packaged in the dark bottles but when you buy one of these things, the clear class

ones, refinery 29 said you end up wasting money because the old little oil spoils, same for egg, the carton they come in is the best place to keep them. when you get one of these fancy egg trays they go bad before expiration. shredded cheese spoil more quickly. speaking of not wasting food let's talk about left overs, bone ap teat found out the best ways to restore them to yesterday's glory. they say you can revive them heating them up a minute or two under the broiler until they're crispy again, in this town you know we love our cheesesteak, the best way is to rap it in foil, heat it in the oven, 550. pasta? they say is always best reheater in the microwave. fish. you know this one and we don't have to tell you this, don't put

it in the microwave special at work but do let it get to room temps before popping it in the oven. pizza, i got great tip from someone in south philly who told me take it, put it on a who the pan on the stove top, nothing in the pan, hot pan, pizza, crank the heat up to medium, nice and crispy on the bottom, you'll thank me for that one. alicia vitarelli. channel 6 action news. flush on your 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.

. it's making a return to convention center. karen rogers more in this week's 6 abc loves the arts. >> reporter: the 41 it's year for the craft show. not only one of the most press types, a major fund raiser that brought in $12 million. it's a showcase of hand made one of a kind work >> you can find that piece that

either fits into your home or fits into your lifestyle. >> reporter: ceramic artist roberta will be sell her hand made pot re >> my functional porcelain vessels and a small collection of my sculptural work >> ready to ware and made to be ready >> this one is printed in nylon plastic all in one piece, so it comes out of the machine interlocked. injures one of the best things about coming to a show is having the ability to talk to the artists. and asking them what it is that they do. how they did it. and what inspire them to do it. >> reporter: it's run by the women's committee of the philadelphia museum of art. they sift through more than 1,000 applicants and choose about 200 >> we're looking for new and innovative types of artists that really showcase what's happening in the world. >> reporter: they're also bringing in 25 guest artists

from korea and design and art students from local college >> there's something there for everyone. >> reporter: the contemporary craft show opens with a preview party on november 8th and runs the 9th through the 12th. we posted the link, and our website. >> we're philly proud about this, a teacher in newark delaware got the surprise of a lifetime. tammy longford is the first delaware teacher to win the prestigious million ken educate he award. they gathered during a special award comes way $25,000 prize. she was emotional about receiving the honor. >> it is cool, it is such, thank

you so much for the recognition. >> thank you. now, longford is one of 45 teachers arrows the country who will receive the award. people do not my for it. they're chosen through a confidential process making the award a true surprise.

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a second round will develop late this afternoon and evening hour, that will be heavy, winds pick up through the day monday, we could see gusts as high as 50 or 55 miles per hour. good news is halloween looks pretty nice, chilly but sunny. >> thank you. 7:56, few minutes away from saying good morning to good morning america. >> here's a look. >> nydia and jeaneatte good morning, coming up on gma, two big weather story, first tropical storm fill leap could turn in a major rain storm about to hit the northeast. plus special counsel's team did in fact seek criminal charges in the russia investigation. arrests could come tomorrow, speculation growing as to who the target could be. a massive manhunt in west virginia, for a man armed and dangerous.

why this escape went on for two days. we'll see you soon. >> action news continues a little later >> the stories we're working on for you will have the latest on our breaking news of fiery crash at a shutdown part of 95 and 295 in delaware. we'll have the latest on that developing story >> keep your four-legged friends safe while you separate halloween. for gray hall, jeaneatte reyes, chris sowers and the entire action news team, i'm nydia han. we'll see you back here at 9:00 a.m.

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