>> reporter: yesterday i was rake, the leaves and sweating and wearing shorts and the t-shirt. this morning you'll be running for the jacket and the hot chocolate. 60 in philadelphia. a little bit cooler north and west, thursday, 75. yesterday we topped out at 73 degrees. as we look at the numbers north and west they are down in the 30s now. reading, 38. allentown 38. poconos 35. trenton, 42. philadelphia, 45. 47 in millville. cape may 47 degrees. satellite and radar for the most part we're waking up to clear conditions, as i look off to the west, i can see light thin cloud cover starting to build in. that will be the trend throughout the afternoon. sunshine to start fading behind i know creasing clouds. that's the call from -- increasing clouds. that's the call from accuweather. high of 59 degrees. the normal is 60.

it's going to feel cooler today, but this is where we should be. looking ahead. lots of cloud expected today and tomorrow. especially tomorrow, we're locked in pretty good from start to finish with an easterly breeze. a little bit light rain and drizzle possible overnight tonight. a big blast of cool air chilly stuff gets in here thursday and friday of the upcoming week. i'll have the details in the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast in just a if minutes. a couple and two children safely escaped when their home caught fire in northeast philadelphia overnights. sadly the family cat died in the blaze. the action cam was on the scene before 11:30 p.m. when firefighters arrived they found flames and smoke pouring from the back of the home. there's no word on what sparked the fire. an apparent standoff outside an apartment complex in somers point, new jersey is continuing at this hour. the action cam was at the scene this is the somers point village

apartments along the somers point-mays landing road. police have not said if it is a barricade or hostage situation. there were no reports of injuries or shots fired. happening today, funeral services will be held for two high school students gunned down in south philadelphia. family and friends will pay their final respects to caleer miller today. the 16-year-old's viewing was held last night. miller and salvadore dinubile were gunned down at 1st and ritner streets on october 24. brandon oliveri only 16 faces murder charges. three women were arrested after they shoplifted from a main line store. dann cuellar has the details. chopper 6 hd captured the dramatic scene on newton road in

radnor. only moments earlier brian bell stopped the car on conostoga road for suspended vehicle registration. that's when things got crazy. >> when he stopped the vehicle, the vehicle took off. the officer never went into pursuit. he notified the supervisor. >> reporter: the car struck an suv on newtown road and flipped over with the three women inside. they were identified as nelson, teagues and shyrice todd from philadelphia. one of the woman got out of the upside down car and tried to car jack a motorist that was coming by. police say she got out of the car and made a run for it. nola said her mother saw the woman hiding in the wooded property. >> she got her attention and pointed to the girl. they got her.

>> reporter: police noticed merchandise that spilled out of the car on the road. the items were bed sheets reportedly stolen from home goods moments earlier. >> they had two thousand dollars worth of sheets stolen from a retail theft. >> the officer followed protocol, this could have been different if he did pursue them and the accident resulted, people would have said if you didn't pursue the people this wouldn't have happened. that wasn't the case. >> reporter: the three women face charges of retail theft and conspiracy fleeing and one charged with attempted carjacking, all expected to be arraigned this morning. dann cuellar channel 6 "action news." >> for the second time in as many weeks, the advance urgent care in willow grove has been raided by law enforce. upper moreland township police executed a search warrant yesterday. they would not say what they were investigating. this followed a search by fbi and dea last week.

after officers completed their search, the buildings open with patients lining up for care. president trump is on his first-ever tour to asia. he paid a salem visit to pearl pearl -- solemn visit to pearl harbor and the u.s.s. arizona. >> reporter: a new question in the russian investigation did the president and attorney general lie about a member of the campaign having contact with russians. it all goes back to this meeting in march of 2016 they are seated between then candidate trump and senator jeff sessions, foreign policy george george papadopoulos. monday's documents reveal pop pop -- george papadopoulos worked with russian contacts and lied about the meeting. he introduced himself at the meeting and said he had connections that could arrange a

meeting between trump and putin. a trump advisor said as mr. trump listened on jeff sessions shot down the idea and not to mention it again. president trump denied anyone on his campaign had contact with russia when it came to the meeting. >> i don't remember much about the meeting. it was an unimportant meeting. >> reporter: the attorney general faces new questions after this testimony at his confirmation hearing. >> if there is any evidence that anyone affiliated with the trump communicated with the russian government in the course of this campaign, what would you do? >> senator franken, i'm not aware of any of those activities. >> reporter: more recently he was asked about contact with the russian government. >> i have no knowledge of any such conversations by anyone connected to the trump campaign. >> reporter: but those court documents do not say george papadopoulos' contacts were active government officials. democrats want the attorney general to clarify his comments on russia, but the justice

department insists he never gave false testimony. serena marshall, abc news washington. happening today vice president mike pence is flying to york pennsylvania to lobby for the trump discipline -- administration tax plan. he plans to meet with local businesses and families to discuss tax reform. he will give a speech at the commercial fastener manufacturers in new york. don guardian said local democrats have used voter fraud to unseat him. he has taken the voter frowd to the prosecutor's -- fraud to the prosecutor's office and under an investigation. registered voters in new

jersey can can cast their vote r the garden state's next governor. kimguandangno and phil murphy ae running against each other. this weekend on inside story, matt o'donnell breaks down the issues facing the district attorney candidates including restoring dignity to the office and law enforcement and criminal justice reform. you can catch that tomorrow morning right here on 6abc. still to come on "action news" saturday morning, a kansas man facing charges following the death of his wife and living in the storage unit appears in court and draws the ire of the judge. plus, preventing a fall at

home. >> reporter: we have changes today, thanks to the cloud cover that came through yesterday. we'll have mid 50s by the first part of the afternoon. yesterday we topped out the 73. if you like the warm weather we have more to come in the seven-day forecast. i'll let you know when it arrives when we come right back. >> a man who said his wife

killed herself was removed from the kansas courtroom after going on a rant against the judge and other officials. 35-year-old justin ray of flagstaff arizona are facing child endangerment charges. his wife remains were found inside a storage unit where he was living with his newborn and toddler. he said he committed suicide after giving birth. investigator are trying to determine how she died. 7:11 a.m. saturday morning,

we're going to talk to chris sowers. what's going on. >> reporter: you will need a jacket something with sleeves. it is not too bad out there. the normal low for the city is 42 and upper 30s north appear appear -- and west. we've been spoiled over the last few weeks, when the temperatures get down to normal it feels cooler than we normally would. lots of clouds expected today and tomorrow. this morning we'll start out with sunshine, but the clouds build in quickly this afternoon. light rain overnight tonight there could patchy drizzle for the first quarter of the eagles game, but that will end quickly. we're back in the 70s by mud before another cold shock gets in here in the middle an e and ladder portions of next week.

42 degrees, the air is nice and dry. the pressure is rising. upper 30s north and west. mid 40s for the city. 45 in philadelphia. upper 40s along the coast. cape may, wildwood, 47. atlantic city at the airport, 44. on the beach they are sitting at 48 degrees. poconos 35. wind speeds for the most watter are not too bad. general in the five to ten mile an hour range, but when you have temperatures in the mid 30s to low 40s, even that light wind speed will create somewhat of a windchill out there. you will need to put on the jacket. wind speeds this afternoon, very, very light, 5 to 10 miles per hour not a big deal. same thing tomorrow, looking at 5 to 10 miles per hour out of the east. the easterly breeze keeps the clouds locked in tomorrow. monday ahead of a cold front approaching from the west. the winds pick up a little bit, note the direction here it's a souther will breeze. we're pushing the warm weather to the south through the delaware and lehigh valleys up

into new england. monday is a nice day. especially temperature-wise. frontal system sitting to the south. clouds increase later on, saturday, some of the shower activity moves in overnight tonight. there's the warm front it's far off to the southwest. high pressure in control today that will keep temperatures in the 50s, by tomorrow all this swings through and it just opens a door to all that warmth. 06 tomorrow, 70 by monday. future tracker 6 morning sunshine fading quickly behind increasing clouds. 7:00 p.m. mostly cloudy and dry. probably around 10:00 p.m., 11:00 p.m., showers will break out from southwest to northeast. you can clearly see the model is not too bullish on the rain in here. most forecast models suggest light precipitation overnight tonight lingering into the first part of the morning. the eagles game again, perhaps the leftover shower or spotty drizzle during the first quarter that will clear out quickly. during the evening hours it's

cloudy and milder with temperatures in the 60s. not in the 60s today not in philadelphia. 59. reading 58. millville, 58. 58 in trenton. on the boards in atlantic city, 61. overnight tonight a period of light rain and drizzle around the midnight hour. otherwise cloudy and much, much milder. 37, 38 in reading. tonight, 48 degrees. allentown, 46. philadelphia, 52. cape may, 54. atlantic city, 54. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, 59 today we rebound nicely for tomorrow. that's mild, 65. monday is very, very warm for this time of the career, 72. another cold front gets in here monday night. tuesday, cooler, 58. there's a cold shot by friday, high temperatures in the 40s, overnight lows below freezing. 7:15 a.m. in art of aging there's no such thing as a simple fall for older adults.

they can lead to serious health problems. tamala edwards has tips on preventing tumbles. >> i've been on insulin for 50 years. >> reporter: that diabetes has caused nerve damage to his legs and eyes going from light to dark. >> takes me longer to adjust to that change. >> reporter: that raises his risk of fall so he takes extra care in getting around. doctor chris sees what falls can do every day. >> everything from broken bones to bruised lungs and broken ribs. what we see the most of is head injuries and bleeds around the brain. >> reporter: he believes most falls can be avoided with common sense moves, have your vision checked regularly, check your medications to make sure they are not causing did i dizziness. paoli hop has workshops to

identify the hazards. >> some our throw rugs with not secure. >> reporter: there's hand holds in the shower and bath and floors are not cluttered, even dog toys are out of the way. they put in extra railings and more lighting over the basement step. >> the bottom stair is not well lit. if you cannot see it you might miss it. >> reporter: they made another big move. my wife has thoan he -- thrown away all our ladders. >> reporter: the safety measures take extra time and money, but now worries less about falling and having fun with his k-9 companion. tamala edwards channel 6 "action news."

>> welcome back on this saturday morning, sky6 live hd giving you a nice shot here from chester, pennsylvania, delaware county, talen energy stadium in the forefront where the union play and the commodore barry bridge in the background. 7:20, 45 degrees. here's a look at what's happening in and around the delaware and lehigh valleys this weekend. one of the largest kids consignment sales is underway this weekend in wynnewood, delaware county. i attractions 2,000 shoppers and features a collection of new and gently used children's clothing. you will find 50 to 90% off retail. it's happening today from 9:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. and tomorrow at the jcc haverford

road in wynnewood. apple festival kicks off in new hope, delaware county. celebrate the treat with apple butter and apple fritters or take part in an apple pie eating contest. down the shore it's the atlantic tattoo expo at bally casino. more than 100 tattoo artists will be on site. there will be a variety of clothing and jewelry vendors. check it out today and tomorrow. we'll be right back.

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but we'll see clouds increase during the day. jersey shore, 61. philadelphia, 59. poconos cooler, it's a struggle just to reach 50 degrees today. don't forget tonight before you go to bed we fall back an hour, turn the clocks back an hour and change the batteries in the smoke detecter and carbon dioxide detecters we'll gain an hour of sleep tonight. there's a warm front off to the southwest all the cold air has been bottled up across the packed northwest and the high plains. these 60s will lift north, by the time we get into tomorrow, the winds shift out of the southeast and we're in the 60s. monday it's south/southwesterly winds and high temperatures in the 70s. 65 sunday, 73 monday. nydia. >> all right, chris, thank you. turning to sports now, the sixers are red hot and the eagles are hoping to keep their winning ways going.

here's jamie apody with all your saturday morning sports. >> reporter: good morning, they have not been over five hundred since 2013. they have not won four games straight until last night. look out the sixers are for real folks. don't thick the lying down, unless year joel embiid. jj reddick for three. one minute later three, 116. , 30 seconds after that. 119. three straight 3s to ice the game. sixers win 121-110. 18 triples an franchise record. red hot sixers won four in a row, five of their last six. >> i'm so proud of our team. i think we all recognize the magnitude of this game, i know it's early in the season, but to be over 500 i believe for the

first time in four years is a big deal. >> reporter: rocking at the wells fargo center, too. eagles are a touchdown favorite for tomorrow's game against the broncos a team that lost 3 straight. crazy to think that carson wentz could be 8-1 heading. >> the bye. wentz may have have another weapon tomorrow if the new running back ajie is getting into the game. he said he is picking up the offense. >> definitely understanding the way and different than miami. [inaudible]. >> reporter: he has the best accent in football. don't forget later this morning, temple football playbook, sports director ducis rogers and jeff collins live in studio during

9:30 a.m. half-hour of "action news," let's help jeff collins does the pushups he did thursday night's big win. >> we hope, jamie, thank you. we'll have more "action news" saturday morning. we'll be right back.

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file the shot. marines at a california base are sick. let's go outside to meteorologist chris sowers with the look at the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast. it's cooler chris. >> reporter: decree, it's cooler this morning, yesterday we -- yes, it's cooler this morning. yesterday we heading a high of 73. new holland, 37 degrees. lake harmony38. vineland, 42. fortescue, 44. dover, 45. cape may, 46. satellite and radar, you see that pocket of cloud cover right there in the middle of the screen coming out of the virginias that will lift north

during the day. whatever sunshine you see this morning that will fade behind i know creasing clouds. showers are possible overnight tonight developing around the midnight hour. so your day planner looks like this, 9:00 a.m., 53. 1:00 p.m., 58 degrees. becoming mostly cloudy at that point. 4:00 p.m., 59 that's the high for today. expecting cloud skies, by 7:00 p.m. down to 54, the clouds continue to lower and thicken as the evening wears on. rain chances we have a chance for light rain tonight and some patchy drizzle maybe a tenth of an inch, so not expecting much. the next chance of rain is monday evening in the form of a cold front that will bring only light precipitation to the area. maybe another tenth of an inch or more, tuesday there could be an instability shower that wouldn't amount to much. the week is mostly dry, wednesday, thursday friday, a zero% chance all three days.

thursday and friday there's a shot of cold air heading in from canada. that means business. afternoon highs will struggle in philadelphia to reach 44 or 45. maybe somewhere around 39 to 42 north and west. everybody friday night into saturday morning be dropping below the freezing mark. many locations for the first time this season. i'll be back along in just a few minutes, i'll have the details in the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast. nydia? >> thank you. police in delaware county are looking for a gunman after a woman in her 60s or 70s was shot in the leg walking down the street. the action cam was on the scene in chester late last night. the victim was taken to crozer-chester medical center. a pedestrian was hit by several cars on route 1 and killed. jeff chirico has the details. >> reporter: police say around 6:30 p.m. a man was hit in the northbound lane and thrown into southbound traffic where he was

run over several times. the swrim -- the victim was pronounced at the scene. one driver stopped. >> it's deadly, they speed, both directions. >> reporter: the incident happened in front of the knight's inn where guests say people cross the busy route 1 to get to wawa or septa many avoiding the nearest crosswalk because it's out of the way. >> not the miss the bus they will dart in front of them. hurry up and run in front of them to get on the bus. >> i wound go, i know i i know that, liveed on route 1 ply whole -- my whole life. the worst road there is. police in trenton are trying to figure out if someone threw rocks from an overpass on unsuspecting driver below. it is believed the rocks came from an overpass on route 1 between perry and olden avenues.

nobody was seriously hurt as a result. burlington county shorts indicted a woman for the shooting death of her wife inside their home. lara blustien is charged with shooting doorman who was pronounced at the scene. she was taken into custody without incident. army sergeant bowe bergdahl is waking up a free man. the judge decided that he will be dishonorably be charged from the army and lose $1,000 a month for ten months. he was tortured by the taliban after he left the post in 20009.

he faced up to life in prison. authorities in new york city continue to investigate the deadly rampage on the bike path. they are trying to determine the extent of the suspected murder's sayfullo saipov to isis. the extremist group is taking credit for the attack. security has rammed up for tomorrow's marathon in -- ramped up for tomorrow's marathon new york city. >> we have people here from all over the globe. we'll keep them safe. there's an extensive amount of effort being made and additional resources being used to keep everyone safe. >> the mayor said there's no specific or credible threats against the marathon or the city. an e coli outbreak at a california base has sickened hundreds of marines. it swept across the camp in can

can -- san diego. despite the outbreak, normal training exercises are continuing for the five thousand recruits at the facility. the case against movie mogul harvey weinstein could lead to an arrest. police say the allegations by paz de la huerta are credible. the 33-year-old actress said that weinstein raped her twice in her apartment in 2010. authorities say they found her accusations to be credible, but more evidence gathering needs to be done before charges can be filed. >> netflix has announced it is cutting ties with oscar winning actor kevin spacey. it comes amid accusations of sexual abuse by the actor. the streaming service said i will not be involved with any further production with house of cards if spacey characters is in it. his publicist and talent agent

has cut ties with him. he is seeking unspecified treatment. the statue of former mayor frank rizzo will be moved from thomas payne plaza after it become a flash point of controversy and vandalism. trish hartman has more. >> i don't think they should destroy it. however i think they should not have it in the center of the city. >> reporter: city officials say the statue will be removed from the plaza after receiving 4,000 responses from the public. he served as commissioner of the philadelphia police department and city mayor from 1972 to 1980. known for decades of service to the city many associate him with racism even minority oppression. calls for the premove -- removallal after the white

nationalist rally in charlottesville. many thing it should stay. >> i think he did a great job in the 70s. >> reporter: his secretary knew him for decades. i knew him, he never said are you black or white or republican or democrat he helped everybody. >> reporter: she said the committee to keep the statue where it is has form and online petition in support has gained 25,000 signatures. >> we're looking into our legal options which i believe are many. >> reporter: that was trish hartman reporting. there was a new place to play for kids at a chester county school jared bender playground. the playground was named after the 5th grader who lost his battle with cancer four years ago. students and members of his family helped cut the ribbon. hundreds of volunteers

rolled up their sleeves to prepare food for others. they are helping with the rise against hunger campaign saint davids episcopal church in wane, delaware county. the goal is to send 50,000 meals to puerto rico and foreign nations experiencing food crisis. it is beginning to look like winter in parts of the country this weekend. we'll have details on where it is a winter wonderland. plus, meteorologist chris sowers will return with an update on the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast. we'll be right back. ♪

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sierra, nevada mountains is a promising sign for california residents. last year's snowfall relieved the california drought. they are expected to get a foot of snow by the end of the day, sack -- sacramento valley is getting to get 2 or 3 inches of rain. >> reporter: that's a little early for me. >> really? >> reporter: because it's a waist, i it will rain and melt away, i want it to stick and last. >> reporter: temperatures are on the cooler side right now. yesterday we topped out at 73.

yesterday we were up to upper 50s and now we're stuck in the mid 40s in philadelphia. and upper 30s north and west. here's a beautiful shot i was out on city avenue about ten, 15 minutes ago we are starting to see nice color here. look at the reds, the sugar maples, duller for some of the october maple, bus we're getting color, it took long enough, now it's here. 59 degrees the normal is 60. 45 is where we are starting out two degrees below the normal low of 43 degrees. 20 degrees cooler than the same time yesterday. my alarm clock went off as 3 i had to shut all the windows and multiple blankets on the bed, i was freezing. 30s north and west, poconos 3 degrees above freezing.

cape may, 47. dover, 45. there's a warm front knocking don the door off to the southwest. we're seeing high pressure situated right there, firmly in control of the weather ro right- right now. it's a cool canadian high. that's why the numbers dropped off dramatically. tomorrow, winds shift out of the east, that will keep the clouds locked in. once the front is up in new england, winds shift out of the southwest, we start tapping into this, 66 in dallas, 67 in new nw new orleans. that lifts north over the next 24, 36 hours. clouds out to the southwest, clouds and snow flying across the high plains and the packed northwest that will stay there. significantly colder through here, some of that travels east during the course of the week.

surface maps like this, tomorrow, front liforts through, morning -- lifts through, showers and morning drizzle. temperatures back in the 70s. future tracker 6, it stays dry, clouds lower and thicken overnight tonight. periods of rain around the midnight hour. that continues through the first part of the morning. during the eagles game we're cloudy leftover drizzle during the the first quarter. clears out and we're cloudy. monday, it clears out again and periods of rain monday evening. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, 59 degrees is the forecasted highlight breeze out of the east/northeast 5 to 15 miles per hour. generally the idea is whatever sunshine we see it will be in the morning hours. cloudy by afternoon. 59 degrees, cloudy and damp after midnight. light rain and drizzle after

11:00 p.m. or so. 48 degrees outlying suburbs, 52 center city. the exclusive accuweather forecast, buckle up we have a nice little temperature rollercoaster ride here. 59 today. 65 tomorrow. monday, we see a warm up, 72. tuesday, 58. wednesday, 53. thursday, 54. another cold front gets in here friday, look at that high. 45 degrees. 30 in the suburbs. overnight lows in the 20s. >> it's time. >> reporter: it's time, it's the beginning of november, now. >> we're inching closer to the weather we like. >> reporter: we have three weeks to thanksgiving, we're still in the 70s. crazy. >> i'm not complaining. she has been flying the friendly skies for 6 decades. you heard that right. beddy nash reported for duty --

betty nash reported for duty with eastern airlines which is now united. she said things changed quite a bit. >> you had to be a certain height and weight. you put on a few pounds you keep weighing yourself. >> nash flies on a shuttle between washington, d.c. and boston several times a week, it's a route she kept her entire career, it allows her to be home every night to care for her son who who has a disability. nash's job was saved when the shuttle bass bought by donald trump that was a bust and eventually saved by american.

a bridge shut down over politics. their biggest triumph was a traffic jam. chris christie and kim guadagno's failures shortchanged our future. after 8 years- incomes are down, costs are up and our economy is crawling. we are better than this. i'm phil murphy

together we'll build a stronger, fairer economy that works for every new jersey family. christie and guadagno left new jersey stuck. i'm serious about moving new jersey forward. >> welcome back a beautiful shot here on saturday morning, 45 degrees. sky6 live hd taking a live look from our temple university camera. it's going to be cooler today, so grab a jacket as you head

crowd doors. a health check this morning warning you about heartburn drugs, popping them like cancer can lead to stomach cancer. the medication in question, proton pump inhibitors. the drugs are not the cause of the stomach cancer, but researchers suggest lifestyle and diet should be considered before cruising the medication long term. long term use of aspirin may be able to help cut the risks of developing digestive cancers in half. researchers studied 6,000 people for five years, they found that those who took a daily aspirin had a decreased risk of liver and pancreatic and colorectal cancer. a teacher jumped into

action saving her student. that child was eating a pear. >> reporter: it was at his desk inside pleasant elementary school in new castle delaware. 5th grader atlantic -- landon was eating a pear, she spotted him at the water fountain choking. >> he made the sign he couldn't breathe. >> reporter: she sprung into action to perform the heimlich manuver. one squeeze it cleared his airway. >> i was thankfully he was okay. >> reporter: she is thankful that she took a cpr class and learned the life saving technique. >> landon and his mother are grateful. >> i was happy that the teacher got up to save me. >> my kids are my world, it's a

big deal. >> reporter: this is not the first time that pleasantville, art teacher holy was on lunch duty last year when a kindergartener started choking on a meatball. she had no training on the heimlich, but -- >> i had seen it on tv, but in high school we learned about it, i did a guesstimate of where things might be in the diaphragm. i don't think i thought about it, not enough time. >> it worked. >> as a nurse, i say training is great, even without almost anyone can do the heimlich manuver, it doesn't have to be perfect to work. the important thing is to act quickly. i have admonish -- i asked about this last week and had demonstration videos on my facebook page. have you been digging into halloween bags, a warning about

black licorice causes a drop in potassium that could lead to high pressure and swelling and congestive heart failure. next chris sowers will take a final look at the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast. stay with us we'll be right back. 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 fferent 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. cuteness, putting medium size murphy to work. >> reporter: medium size murphy. i decided to rake the leaves. he runs around the yard and picks up the sticks. i rake the leaves into a pile,

and put the trees in the trash can and haul them to the curb, he rips the leaves out of my hand and starts running. here's the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, 59 degrees today increasing clouds tomorrow. leftover shower activity, drizzle early, otherwise it's a mostly cloudy day, high of 65. nydia, look at monday, 72 degrees, breezy and warmer. it's seasonable tuesday through friday, temperatures in the 50s. friday's high, 45 degrees it will be the coolest day of the season so far. tonight forget when you go to bed tonight we fall back an hour. we gain an hour of sleep. don't forget to change the boaters in the smoke detecters and carbon dioxide detectsers. detecters. it's the best night of the year. >> we're just a few minutes

away from saying good morning to "good morning america." >> reporter: good morning, president trump in hawaii for a major overseas trip. back home he faces tough questions about what he and his top advisors know about the campaign to russia. growing sexual misconduct scandal, nypd are gathering evidence to arrest hard reweinstein as netflix cuts ties with kevin spacey with accumulating allegations on his part. terrorist of new york city spay -- sayfullo saipov is speaking out asking to spare his life. marathon in new york city what they are doing to protect the city and the runners. we'll see you soon. a cat with distinct mark mk

markings have found his forever home was that on "shelter me rescue of the week." that's it foyer "action news," -- that's it for "action news," now for gray hall, chris sowers and the entire "action news" team, i'm nydia han. don't forget to fall back overnight.

after 8 years of chris christie, is kim guadagno the change new jersey really needs? guadagno is christie's hand-picked successor. says she's "proud to be part of the christie administration." guadagno was chris christie's right hand as our schools came under attack, critical services were underfunded, and our credit rating was downgraded...11 times. from the bridge to the beach, we've seen it all, and we've had enough. kim guadagno isn't the change we need.

kim guadagno isn't 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.

good morning, america. new this morning, heading abroad. president trump stopping in hawaii ahead of his overseas trip to five asian countries but facing lingering questions here at home about a 2016 campaign meeting. >> i don't remember much about that meeting. >> plus, is attorney general jeff sessions back in trump's doghouse? possible charges. the nypd says it's gathering evidence for a potential rape charge against harvey weinstein. >> we have an actual case here. >> the movie mogul maintaining his innocence. why police haven't asked for an arrest warrant. and the new problems for actor kevin spacey as netflix gives the "house of cards" star the ax. terror attack investigation. abc news learning authorities questioned suspect sayfullo saipov's family. what his sister is saying this morning as security is tighter