good morning, amy. >> reporter: hey, good morning, nydia and tam.t its race to find any survivors who were on board that u.s. cargo ship that was sunk by hurricane joaquin. the coast guard has now narrowed that search to two debris fields after finding a body and a damaged lifeboat. our team is on the scene of the search with the latest. >>> and then the mystery story of a suburban doctor and mother of three found dead in a stairwell in manhattan. we'll have the latest details on the dermatologist who looks like was leading a double life. ing plus an abc news exclusive. it's the fourth anniversary of stove jobs death. this morning never before seen footage that show cases a softer side of the ceo and then twilight author stephanie myers is here this morning with a big surprise for fans. you don't want to miss it. it's so top-secret tam and nydia they wouldn't even tell me what it is. >> okay. >> thanks amy. >> we'll have to see. >> hm. >> get out your pads and pencils, we have a laundry list of traffic troubles. >> give it to us. >> as we head outsi

matt and tam back to you. >> we'll be watching.got an accident, headaches if you're traveling on the schuylkill expressway. this is a live look at the schuylkill expressway. the accident there in the process of trying to clear it off to the shoulder on the schuylkill eastbound at the boulevard but we very quickly saw the speeds just slow down because of this. and right now we're looking near city avenue. and eastbound you see how that traffic is really jammed. in this shot it's really jammed in both directions here but from the blue route to the vine it's a 35 minute ride eastbound on the schuylkill expressway this morning. overall mass transit better way to go. we've got no reported problems dave. >> love to see that all green graphic karen. on the big board this morning chilly startup temperatures but not quite as cool as this time yesterday. 52 in slatington and fleetwood. mid-50's in saint davids. across the river in south jersey, 57 in glassboro, five hammonton. 56 on the boardwalk in ac and low 60's as we travel down through

matt and tam. >> thank you, david. >>> time to check in with "g.m.a."et's get a preview from dan harris from the "g.m.a." studios live in new york city. >> reporter: hey guys great to be with you on thursday morning. coming up on "g.m.a.," the devastating floods in south carolina. the rain stopped, but the rivers continue to rise. 14 dams have been breached, 65 more at the breaking point. >>> from the white house, controversial comments from rupert murdoch saying ben carson would be a real black president. >>> hillary clinton making a break from president obama john carl discussing with george this morning. >>> the latest on bill cosby. the judge refusing to dismiss molestation lawsuit just as he faces a new lawsuit from the another woman. >>> is the cubs curse over? it could be the year this they erase one of the most famous curses since >> 1908 we had one in 2008. >> reporter: gloating is very unbecoming. >> we do it all the time. >> emma hawk killed an alligator at close range. the she ranks number one in the data base trophy record of the world. >>>

. >>> kids are getting a dangerous high in marin at mount tam high school. three teens were hospitalized after overdosing on coricidin. two in another school overdosed in the last couple of weeks. they call it triple c and it makes children hallucinate. the letter asks parents to talk to their children. many parents say they did not know. >> we didn't know about it. to find out the hard way is worse than potentially a situation where all of a sudden it gets out and kids are geez, i didn't know about that. i'll try that. >> you have to be 18 or older to buy it at drugstores. the letter to tam high parents was sent by email on tuesday. >>> thursday night lights in silicon valley as the 49ers host the seahawks. football fans will be competing with afternoon commuters. kpix 5's kiet do is live in santa clara with the preview. good morning, kiet. >> reporter: good morning. you know, kickoff is at 5:25 this evening. that's right in the heart of rush hour. one thing we have learned is that fans coming to the game do so over the span of a couple of hours helping wit

not a bad day, tam. >> not bad at all.ou karen. >>> new here on "action news" a central new york couple has been charged with fatally beating their own 19-year-old son inside a church. new harper police say the attack by bruce and debra leonard also left the teen's 17-year-old younger brother with serious injuries. lucas leonard died monday after he was brutally beaten at the word of life church. police also arrested four other church members. it's still not clear, though, yet, what exactly led to these attacks. investigators say more arrests are expected as the investigation keeps going. >>> new here on "action news," some texas police officers had quite a day. officers saved the day in two different situations that were going on at pretty much the same time. the first incident happened after a group of elderly people waved down the officer in galveston. that's a beach town an hour away from houston turns out a man was choking on the an muffin. after three heimlich maneuvers by the officer the man was able to cough up the

tam and erin? >> governor chris christie has declared a state of emergency in new jersey ahead of severe weather and ahead of hurricane joaquin. >> state officials urge people to have supplies on hand, three days of water, battery operated radio, extra batteries, flash light, cash and medicine. >> katherine scott is in brigantine with the latest, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, tam, very windy in brigantine, it's lightly raining not too bad. it's the wind gusts you can feel as you head out the door. we're standing along the water, the water is rough along the shoreline in recent days. there's several rounds of storms, people are bracing for the rain and windy gusts and the flooding. they are eyeing hurricane joaquin's path. people are worried about the remnants of the hurricane on top of the first storm and officials are getting ready. firefighters in ocean city tuned up the military vehicles they secured after super-storm sandy. they are capable of driving through 6 feet of water. as stor

good morning. >> sure. , tam.m. delays on the schuylkill expressway westbound from the blue route out to 202 but the crash there is gone. eastbound is very busy as well basically the whole way from 202 in downtown. couple certs downed wires blocking a couple of chunks of 322 in west goshen. blocked at creek road. coming away from concordeville don't get on eastbound 322 because there are downed wires at foulk road. namaans creek road or 452 are some alternates there. tam in thank you matt. let's go the out to meteorologist karen rogers who has a great accuweather. good morning. >> loving the sunshine out here. we had a chilly start. you can start to feel the temperatures warming up. let's take a look at the forecast. headed up to 73. so really turning warmer this afternoon. going to be a nice one. tomorrow nice and sunny, 76 for your high. thursday mostly sunny, 73 and that's kind of where our streak ends. on friday, we have mostly cloudy skies. it looks like we may see a shower friday morning during your morning

good morning, katherine. >> reporter: good morning, tam. child's dad remains under investigation but we do know that homicide investigators here at the camden county prosecutors office have been questioning the child's father among other people but no arrests have been made and a lot of questions remain including how this little boy died. friends and neighbors gathered in haddon township last night to remember three-year-old brendan creato a-little boy who loved cats and dogs, pirates and the hulk. >> he was going to be the hulk for halloween. he had his costume ready. he was a joy. >> reporter: creato's body was found yesterday about a half mile from his father's home in a wooded area of cooper river park. family friends say the child's parents a.m. nan today dinotto and dj creato missed separate homes. the child's grandmother dropped brendan off at his father's home 9:30 monday night. he was reported missing by a family member the next morning at 6:: among others authorities have been questioning his father. family friends say despite a n

matt and tam. >> that does look good. you karen. >>> newly released video shows an albuquerque police officer hitting a suspect with his vehicle back in june. police say a man was wanted for trying to run over officers a number of times. cell phone video shows the man running from the officers. the video doesn't show what happens next but you hear a vehicle engine rev, tires screech and then the sound of a crash. police say an officer in his blue unmarked truck hit the man. none of the officers involved in the arrest have been disciplined. >> and we are here at the big board. we all know driving drunk can get you injured or even killed. an uninhibited periscoping can get in you trouble. doing both may lands you in jail. that's exactly what happened to this 23-year-old florida woman. after a night of what appears to be heavy drinking all streamed life on the periscope app whitney beale did this. >> i'm driving home drunk. i'm really drunk. i am -- 57 people, oh, my gos gosh. i didn't know i would get this many people. >> n

. >> reporter: good morning, tam. and the hope is that the great teams, medical teams here at saint christopher's hospital will be able to help this little three-year-old boy survive those life-threatening injuries he suffered after he was hit by a car last night in the city's logan section. and what adds to tragedy is that the driver who police say did the right thing by stopping was then attacked by a group of men. >> i turned back around. i just seen a little boy flying up going underneath the car. >> reporter: neighbors tried to console each other after watching the unthinkable happen a little boy darted out between two cars on 13th and wagner. >> he was struck by the vehicle and knocked under the suv. >> reporter: the driver of the gray mazda hatchback stopped to check on the boy. but was then assaulted by a group of men. >> in this case this guy, it was an accident, he did the right thing, he stopped but was assaulted by an unknown persons. >> reporter: some neighbors came to the remorseful man's rescue and plac

tam, back to you. >> we wish her well. >>> this is new.s top official confirmed the services discussing extra time off for paternity leave. married fathers currently spend up to 10 days on paid leave for the birth of a child. the chief of naval operations said the policy could increase to about one month off. in july the navy tripled leave to 18 weeks. >> spook tackler halloween special this weekend filled with freaky and frightening fun. karen rogers takes us to the monster mash at the please touch museum. >> reporter: who is excited to make a craft today? >> me. >> reporter: for the first time ever, please touch museum's annual monster mash is opened not just to members but to anyone looking for some spooky -- hey, that's one googlely eye -- but not so scary fun. it's pretty easy, right. >> it's easy and fun. >> reporter: set for saturday one week before halloween this year's monster mash has a diy theme. >> look at that flying. >> reporter: where kids can dress up and learn how to be frighteningly festive and you can dance the night awa

tam. >> okay, thank you, matt. >>> new this morning, a car crashed into a canal montgomery county andt took a water rescue crew to save a person trapped in the wreckage. the car turned over in the water along the 400 block of tow path road in upper providence. the person rescued was taken to the hospital and is expected to survive. two other people in the car managed to make it out on their own. >>> a three-year-old boy is in extremely critical condition this morning. he was hit by a car in philadelphia's logan section. the driver did stop but was soon involved in an altercation there at the scene. let's go on over to "action news" reporter erin o'hearn, she's live at saint christopher's hospital. she's got latest. good morning, erin. >> reporter: good morning, tam and that three-year-old -- at three years old, toddlers have very tiny but they are very quick and apparently this three-year-old darted out into the street and that is when he was struck by a car. right now he's at saint christopher's hospital in very critical condition. but it's what happened after he was struck that adde

good morning. >> its a sunny start with a few clouds around tam.n. low 50's in a lot of spots. 62 in sea isle city. your exclusive accuweather 7-day shows a cooler high today than yesterday when we got up into the mid 70's. today's high around 69 breezy but nice and seasonable. tomorrow sunny and 65. >>> clouds with a shower, 66 on friday and after that the coolest day of the season arrives. saturday 59, 54. overnight lows this weekend will be in the 30's, tam. >> thank you david. that's it for now. we'll send you back to finish up "gma" and see you in a half hour for another update. vince mazzeo- fighting to save atlantic county. chris brown's attacks? the press calls them "embarrassing" political "posturing." the truth? chris brown and will pauls opposed the atlantic city rescue plan, even though it would save thousands of our jobs. we already know they're propped up by north jersey casino interests. and pauls even wanted the vote to allow north jersey casinos "this year." now they brag about helping atlantic county. but there's a word for politi

tam and nydia. >> the eagles visit the redskins kickoff at 1:00 p.m.hey are monitoring the forecast and looking at both games that could be affected iowa keen. >> the search is on for a hit-and-run driver in delaware county. >> katherine scott is at the jersey shore watching the path of hurricane joaquin. >> reporter: nydia, storms are heading our way. we're live in atlantic city with more preparations around the shore coming up at 6:30. take the long way, huh? ♪ thank you cyrus. lease an mkc for $299 a month only at your lincoln dealer. ♪ for one of two cars involved in a hit-and-run. two cars hit a pedestrian after 7:00 p.m. in the 200 block of east 9th street. one driver stopped to help the victim. witnesses tell police the over driver took off in a black chevy impala. the victim died at the scene. >>> five fraternity members at the university of alabama have been jailed for hazing, reportedly made pledges sand in buckets and ice and salt that left burns on the feet of the students. punishment include no social he needs to events. >> an investigatio

good morning, tam and nydia.re coming out of the burbs along new i-95, delco, traffic is moving fine, heading toward philadelphia international airport. hopefully your flight is on time. warning they will close the ramp from i-95 northbound to the blue route northbound starting at 8:00 p.m. for overnight construction. that ramp will be shut down. go to 322 or 4020 ridley park. collingdale don't forget about the midday construction happening 9:00 a.m. to # p.m. they are closing springfield road close to mcdade boulevard. stick with main street or clifton avenue as alternates around that. thursday from 6:00 p.m. to 5:00 a.m. 113 will close for construction. use elephant road or ridge road as alternates. coming northbound on the 42 freeway. there's a broken down truck 168 the black horse pike blockings acceleration lane. another portion of the black horse in egg harbor township, there's water blocking a lane west of the ac expressway. vehicle stopped on the shoulder near churchman's road near stanton, it is off to t

a nice stretch of days coming your way tam. >> i'm glad about that. on to "healthcheck," zip line is a thrill, but it's turning into a pain. over the past 6 years, nearly 17,000 people were treated for zip line related injuries. there have been 6 deaths nationwide, most of them from fall also. this is a study of national look at injuries. they will have better regulations and uniform safety standards. >> up next on the morning buzz. >>> cosmo magazine confer is causing controversy we'll explain. >> a trip to the beach ends with a close encounter with a shark. here's america's money. >> reporter: the average cost of using an out of network is 4.52. the city with the highest fees, atlanta. overdraft fees, the average cost, $33. the martian took in $55 million. >>> an barring admission from the ceo of alaska airline lost his baggings. after a recent flight. ceo didn't get his luggage until the next day. ask if xeljanz is right for you. xeljanz is a small pill for adults with moderate to severe ra for whom methotrexate did not work well. xeljanz can reduc

the cooler tomorrow matt and tam. >> "g.m.a."s coming up in a few minutes, let's get a preview. >> reporter: tam and matt great to be with you this morning, a biz day in politics -- a busy day in politics. hillary in the hot seat, her allies saying republicans are trying to score points. a break in the deadly case of road rage in new mexico that left a 4-year-old girl dead. the killer is in custody as the devastated family speaks out. >>> a terrifying home invasion in utah, dramatic 911 call revealed the moment two sisters are attacked by a man with a knife fighting him off until help arrives. all the details on that. >>> switching gears it's thursday which means big deals and steals. tory johnson with personalized gifts up to 72% off. i don't know about you, but if somebody said 72% off i'm going to buy it regardless of what it is. >> i always wait until 73 just so you know. >> thanks, tom we'll see you in a little bit. >> a utah 9th grader was saved after collapsing on the ground during gym class. discipline strairpts rushed to

for, matt, karen, david, i'm tam. have a great weekend! for the girl scout meeting... ok!or the soccer team... for the girl scout meeting... how many meetings are you having?! giant just dropped prices on thousands more items. which makes the checkout lane, victory lane. my giant. >>> good morning, america. powerful mudslides, flash floods sweep across california overnight. >> everybody up here is completely landlocked in by debris flow. >> hundreds of cars stranded. thousands of people backed up for miles. one of the state's busiest highways shut down. some mud up to five feet deep. emergency crews rescuing trapped drivers and more misery on the way. >> the front running republican revolting. donald trump and ben carson threatening to boycott the next debate while vice president joe biden is still flirting with jumping in. the letter to his supporters asking for help and promising a campaign from the heart. >>> randy quaid free this morning speaking only to "gma." >> what do you want the world to know about your situation? >> what he's saying about the troubling accusatio

good morning, david. >> good morning, tam.an we are getting those expected showers coming in toward harrisburg and gettysburg and eventually some of us will see some of that coming in. temperatures are a little cool just yet. 65 degrees but improving and this afternoon will be mild again with a high of 73 degrees, clouds and sun and occasional showers. back into the 60's wednesday. the 50's by the weekend. tam. >> okay, thank you david. >>> coming up today at noon a father is shot during a home invasion while his three children are there in the house. we'll have a live update on that investigation. >>> "live with kelly and michael" up next here on 6abc. i'm tamala edwards. have a great tuesday. >> ♪ >> it's "live! with kelly & michael." today, from the new film, "crimson peak," jessica chastain. and star of "being mary jane," gabrielle union. and things to go with your pulitzer besides making a pie. plus, recording artist ciara takes a seat at the co-host desk. all next on "live." [captioning made possible by isney-abc domesti

. >> reporter: good morning, tam, this is just the beginning in a couple of month a day like today will feel great. today walking out the door, expect a jolt. it's chilly outside as you walk out the door. 69th street station you're seeing people bundled up, there's a little extra skip in their step as they run to catch the bus. they don't want to be caught in the cold. they are bundling up. people have reached into their closets for warm gear. at 18th and walnut people were bundled up out in these unseasonable temperatures. it's fall, you expect a certain amount of cold weather, but this is colder than normal. 69th street station you can feel the difference. the temperatures started the downward slide over the weekend, it did feel cold yesterday. today as they walk out the door, there's something extra in the air. that something extra is a few less degrees and people are going to work with extra layers. >> i don't know how the weather changed so quickly. it has. i see your bundled up, too. >> reporter: were you surprised? >> yeah, i was. >> reporter: it's cold again this morning and bac

matt and tam. >> sounds good.nk you karen. >>> the search is on for a trio of home invaders who shot a man and threatened his wife at gun point. police believe they have recovered a key piece of evidence from an entirely different scene. "action news" reporter katherine scott is live outside philadelphia police headquarters with the full story. katherine. >> reporter: matt, the victim in this home invasion is in extremely critical condition according to police. police say it's unknown if he's going to survive his injuries. his wife was threatened in this home invasion much his three young children were upstairs and police were able to speak to his wife to learn more about what happened and investigators were on that scene in southwest philadelphia last night. they recovered a she will casinshell casing.they recoverem the front porch that police believe the suspects dropped while they were fleeing. just after 11 o'clock last night, police were called out to the 1100 block of south ruby street and when police got th

tam is off. erin o'hearn joins us. and karen with weather and traffic. >> that really was a must win situation and they pulled it off. satellite shows us there's cloud cover and radar showing rain up over the great lakes. some of these clouds might try to spill closer to philadelphia as the day goes on but generally speaking we're being protected by a large area of high pressure that is in the process of moving toward the east and providing us with more of a southerly flow. so, mostly sunny skies today thanks to the high and that southerly flow is going to help mild us up today. we're going to be a little bit warmer than we were yesterday. 47 degrees in philadelphia right now it's cool to start out. 44 in allentown. 39 in reading, 43 in wilmington, 48 in millville and 52 in sea isle city and as you take a look at the difference between where we are right now and where we were this time yesterday, we're 11 degrees milder so, yeah, it's chilly out there but nothing like it was yesterday. a 19-degree jump and at the airpo

tam. >> thank you karen. >>> we're starting this morning with a developing story.ice in south jersey are still on the scene of an accident that cost a woman her life. the woman died in an overnight crash at the intersection of sicklerville and dickinson roads in gloucester township. police say the woman lost control of the car and ended up in a deep wooded area. the road has been shut down as officers continue their investigation. >>> police tell "action news" that they found a baby seat in the car but there was no child involved in the crash. police have not yet released the name of the victim. >> we continue to follow a tragic story out of south jersey. a toddler was found dead just hours after family members reported him missing. "action news" reporter katherine scott is live at the camden county prosecutor's office with this morning's report. katherine. >> reporter: matt, today the investigation into this child's death continues and as investigators here at the camden county prosecutor's office do their jobs, family, friends and community members gathered last

tam is off. erin o'hearn joins us. we have david and karen with weather and traffic. >> that really was a must win situation and they pulled it off. satellite shows us there's cloud cover and radar showing rain up over the great lakes. some of these clouds might try to spill closer to philadelphia as the day goes on but generally speaking we're being protected by a large area of high pressure that is in the process of moving toward the east and providing us with more of a southerly flow. so, mostly sunny skies today thanks to the high and that southerly flow is going to help mild us up today. we're going to be a little bit warmer than we were yesterday. 47 degrees in philadelphia right now it's cool to start out. 44 in allentown. 39 in reading, 43 in wilmington, 48 in millville and 52 in sea isle city and as you take a look at the difference between where we are right now and where we were this time yesterday, we're 11 degrees milder so, yeah, it's chilly out there but nothing like it was yesterd

it will be out there for another half-hour, tam. >> we continue to follow breaking news, philadelphia police are searching for a man would made quite the violent getaway slashing the walmart working getting out the door with the stolen tv. katherine scott is live outside the store on byberry road in northeast philadelphia. she has the latest surveillance pictures. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, tam, a wal-mart cashier was slashed after a person refused to pay for are a television. philadelphia mills mall we're hearing 20 him or customers and0 employees inside the 24 hour store when this happened at 1:30 at philadelphia mills mall on the 4300 block of byberry road. let's go to the picture of the suspect. they have a clear picture of who they are looking for. the man tried to leave the walmart with two boxings of boots and sonny 42-inch flat screen tv worth $400. when the cashier asked for the receipt, the suspect showed him an old receipt valued at ten dollars. that's when it got confrontation. they were struggling over the tv the suspect reached for a knife. >> the perpetrat

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tam?> going on to "healthcheck," a lot of people have talked hand free in the car and cruising -- using texts. it takes up to 27 seconds to regain full attention after issuing voice commands. that means a driver traveling 25 miles per hour would cover the length of three football field before regain true full attention. voice activated and invehicle systems should not be used while driving just members of the juricy situations. >> you may be looking, but it doesn't mean you're saying attention. >>> sesame gang is welcome be a new friend who suffers from autism. >> here's america's money. >> reporter: good morning, topping america's money a major settlement involving ups. it will repay $4 million to settle a multistate lawsuit. customers claimed they paid a petroleum yum for overnight delveries that didn't arrive on time and employees false -- premium for overnight delivers that didn't arrive on time. >>> lego is expanding factors in several countries, but they won't be fully ready for year

for karen, tam, david, i'm matt. >>> good morning, america. breaking news at this hour. least one person killed and three others wounded at a college campus in arizona. >> multiple people possibly shot. >> details coming in right now. as president obama heads to oregon this morning to meet with the families and victims of last week's deadly shooting. >>> congress in chaos after the top candidate to replace speaker john boehner stuns washington, drops out of the race. his explanation overnight. >>> and on the campaign trail, ben carson also stuns with his comments on the holocaust and guns. he's here live this morning only on "gma." >>> american hero fighting for his life. one of the men would helped take down that terrorist on a french train stabbed in a violent brawl. the manhunt for his attackers and the new surveillance video overnight. >>> and what would you do? the young woman whose car was speeding out of

matt and tam. >> going on to "healthcheck," low fat diets are no better for weight loss. fat diet does not have the best results for keeping weight off over the long term. higher faculty low carb diets do better leading to weight loss. >>> breast cancer is a growing health risk for african-american woman. black women are being diagnosed as frequently as white women and in some states it's higher. that's a reversal in the long term trend of black women having lower rates. black women are 40% more likely to die of the disease compared to people of other races. >> a ten-year-old girl wants to run for president when she grows up and working on changing the constitution. >> here's america's money. >> reporter: topping america's money, sticker shock on the sticky sweets. this year's halloween candy cost 4.2% more. sugar and cocoa prices are up. if you wait longer you may find deals at the last minute. >>> walmart and target is kicking over their holiday season tomorrow. target is offering free shipping. walmart will charge for shipping on orders less than $50. amazon, 35. macy'

we noticed thick fog in bucks county an hour or two ago, that's looking better, tam. >> thank you, karennew this morning a georgia man was hailed a hero for pushing a man out of the way of his burning motorcycle. houston used his own sweater to extinguish the blaze. he suffered burns on his hand. doctors said the biker might have he had not stepped in. >> one of the americans who stopped a terror attack aboard a french train was hurt in a stabbing. spencer stone took on three men when a fight broke out in sacramento, california. investigators say the violence was not an act of terrorism. stone was one of five men who stopped a gunman from attacking passengers on a paris-bound train in august. >>> walter scott who was shot and killed by police back in the spring, his family will receive $6.5 million. former officer michael slager shot and killed him in april. he was indicted on a murder charge. >>> the navy will begin a search for el faro that sunk in had hurricane joaquin. they will look at her sister ship to study the equipment and ships systems. there were 33 crew members most of them

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tam. >> thank you, matt. we're following breaking news out of southwest france. a fiery collision between a tour bus and truck has killed 42 people a number of them elderly. this is in the city of bordeau and the heart of french wine country. scores of emergency workers were called out when the truck and bus caught fire. the bus driver cracked the door open a bit, but only 8 people managed to squeeze through and escape. stay with "action news" as the investigation into the cause of the crash unfolds. >> new this morning, a shooting in the montgomery sent a man to the hospital. shots rang out on powell street in norristown at 11:00 p.m. police say the victim somehow made it a few blocks away and collapsed on the 200 block of wood street. police found the bicycle on the scene which is somehow connected to the shooting. authorities say a lehigh valley man has confessed to killing his he is straingdz -- estranged wife. prosecutors say gordon rohrbaugh strangled his wife jillian on wednesday. she was found with an electrical cord around her neck an sock taped inside h

and her name is tam. her album is called welcome to tam country.ning house" and the video is premiering on;fetonline.com. how it was made, everything set on fire and up in flames. itout. ♪ i've been sleep walking ♪ been wandering all night >> been a crazy day. flam cocktails first thing, ♪ but it's the only thing >> we're really lucky. everything seems to be ok. ♪ in this burning house >>> the "insider" from hollywood, your 24/7 ce conversation. >>> shocking news out of nevada. former nba star lamar odom found unconscious at a nevada brothel. >> my marriage to lamar was -- i loved it. >> khloe rushes to her ex's >> she's become like the mother lion and wants to protect her cub. >> we go inside the kardas brand built on crisis. >> this family thrives on scandal. >> then i'm feeling the burn in las vegas with the democratic debate insanity. but it was the donald who stole the show. >> plus carrie underwood's confessions of a new mom. >> your marriage does change a lot when you have a baby.

eastbound we have the on going construction blocking the right lane, tam. >> all right, karen i'll take it here. we have breaking news on the winner of the nobel peace prize. you see the live announcement taking place in norway. a lot of times they give it to an individual other times to are a group. this time the peace prize is being awarded to the to year, 2015 peace prize go to the national dialogue correspond at the --quartet. >>> let's go over to eva pilgrim live at the scene of the 500 block of south street. good morning, eva. >> reporter: good morning, tam, this water main break, you can see it behind me, the water bubbling up out of two manhole covers at 5th and south street. water crews shut off the main last night shortly after it happened 11:15, you see the water bubbling up this morning. the police have blocked off this intersection for traffic. if you take 5th up through the city, you heard karen talk about you have to take 3rd or 7th street to get around this. a number of businesses may be without water as they make the repairs on the main. a short time we talked with an e

saturday a low in the rain, tam, watching joaquin sunday into monday. >> "g.m.a." see you in 30. the special interests in trthreatening to move ournos casinos and jobs away. this "move" would harm the local economy, cost thousands of jobs and spike rising property taxes. but, democrats vince mazzeo and colin bell are fighting the special interests to keep atlantic county jobs, grow the local economy and keep property taxes affordable. vince mazzeo and colin bell: fighting to protect our jobs... and send the north jersey interests' home packing. ♪ i got -- >>> good morning, america. target takes aim at your wallet. the revolutionary move by the super store that will help everyone save big all fall long. >>> angel in the sky. one mom frantically trying to quiet her baby on the plane. a stranger next to her jumps in to help. what she did that has so many people talking. ♪ now i am invincible >> "gma" goes pink. the latest on breast cancer research and the important keys to detection. we'll talk to angelina jolie's doctor kristi funk and a very special thank you to all

theme is partly a celebration of spanish hert tam, an of ballet new artistic director.ish hert tam, an of ballet new artistic director. this is his first full season. vince mazzeo- fighting to save atlantic county. chris brown's attacks? the press calls them "embarrassing" political "posturing." the truth? chris brown and will pauls opposed the atlantic city rescue plan, even though it would save thousands of our jobs. we already know they're propped up by north jersey casino interests. and pauls even wanted the vote to allow north jersey casinos "this year." now they brag about helping atlantic county. but there's a word for politicians like that. hypocrite. i was going to the library to do my homework. it was a little bit of a walk to get to the bus stop. i had to wait in line to use the computer. took a lot of juggling to keep it all together. what's possible when you have high-speed internet at home? the library never closes. it makes it so much better to do homework when you're at home. internet essentials from comcast. helping to bridge the digital divide. >> high

tam is all right.n joins us and we're following several developing stories. >> a new york city police officer dies after being shot in the head during a police pursuit. >> a fire forces several people out of their homes. >> warming trend. temperatures climb into the 70's the next few days before yet another change in the forecast. >> enjoy. is the key word. david and karen. >> one of those days where if you can get outside and have lunch outside,

tam. >> okay, katherine thank you. >>> developing this morning philadelphia police are hunting for twopects after another home invasion in the fern rock neighborhood. a man was shot in the leg pistol whipped and may have been hit in the head with a lead pipe all of this for a rolex watch. police say the victim was walking home with takeout food on the 5900 block of north 12th street just after midnight when he was ambushed and forced inside his home. a 28-year-old woman was also inside but she was not hurt. the victim is in serious but stable condition. >> we have developing news we're monitoring out of the satellite center and it is tragic news. two kansas city firefighters were killed and two others injured when a burning building collapsed last night. crews were dispatched to the blaze around 7:30 last night where they found an apartment building heavily damaged. they evacuated people from inside. a short time later when firefighters were clearing the area way partially collapsed roof the structure collapsed further injuring four firefighters. again, two of those firefighters died.

tam is off. erin o'hearn joins us. we have david and karen here. >> that was a nice pick.'t wait to see highlights. cloud cover off to the north. we're expecting that to erode as it tries to push south. mostly sunny skies today with the possibility of occasional clouds. 48 degrees this morning which is certainly cool but these numbers are a lot better than yesterday. 45 in allentown, 44 in reading, 43 in wilmington, 52 in sea isle city. remember how allentown was in the mid-20'sest morning? mid-20y morning. we're 18 degrees milder in allentown right now and 12 degrees milder in philadelphia than this time yesterday so that milder change that we talked about yesterday is in the process of arriving. still chilly under mainly clear skies at the bus stop this morning, 45 to 46. your range of temperatures in philadelphia little bit cool intersome suburbs. as we roll into the afternoon it does feel better. 46 degrees by 8 o'clock. but by noon 61, and 68 by 3 o'clock and today's high up around 70 degrees. we'll call it 69 and that is going to be rather late in the afternoon aroun

tam is off.n o'hearn joins us. we have weather and traffic for you with david and karen. good morning. >> good morning everyone. it's going to be a really nice day today. we're already off to a decent start. looks like it's real cloudy out there. most of these clouds are fairly high and thin so we're starting out with high includes. we might get a little more cumulus as the day goes on. temperatures will treat us nicely. 61 degrees in philadelphia, 55 in allentown, 59 in reading, 56 -- excuse me, 56 in trenton, 59 in sea isle city and 53 in atlantic city. as you're head outside looks like we'll be in the upper 50's between six and 8 o'clock. high clouds, cool, winds very light so no big need for a heavy coat or anything like that. and you can shed whatever extra gear you've got pretty quickly today. by noon it's recess in the schoolyard, 70 degrees. by 3 o'clock, 75 and we're going to get a high today of 76 degrees at about 3:30 or 4:00 before dipping back to 70 by 6 o'clock. very nice conditions

tam is off. erin o'hearn joins us along with dave murphy and karen rogers. >> we're off to a nice start across the region. looks like we have some high clouds but probably not thick enough to knock out the sun early on. as we roll through the day it will be a sun with occasional clouds mix. very comfortable out there with light winds. temperatures are a little cool to start out, 61 degrees in philadelphia. the mid-50's in allentown and trenton. upper 50's in reading and wilmington, 52 in millville, 59 in sea isle city. as we head out to catch school bus looks like it will stay on the cool side. temperatures probably in the upper 50's between 6 o'clock and 8 o'clock but with light winds and that sun starting to break through really not too bad. and as we roll into the school day and the workday it gets even better. by 8 o'clock we may slip back down the 59 but then 70 degrees by noon. and by 3 o'clock, 75 with a nice high today of 76 degrees, probably around 3:30 or 4:00 and we may still be holdin

tam. >> okay, thank you, matt. >>> new this morning, two philadelphia police officers were injured inrash overnight. it happened just before 2:00 a.m. at the intersection of bartram avenue and holstein avenue in southwest philadelphia. the officers lost control and hit a tree. one officer suffered a broken leg, the other officer had minor injuries. the officers are saying there was some kind of mechanical failure with their vehicle. police are still on that scene. >> a three-year-old boy is in extremely critical condition after he was hit by a car in the logan section of philadelphia. the driver of that car was brutally attacked when he stopped to check on the boy. "action news" reporter erin o'hearn is live at saint christopher's hospital to explain. good morning, erin. >> reporter: good morning nydia. the hope is that the great medical teams here at saint christopher's will be able to help that little boy survive his life-threatening injuries after he was struck last night in what witnesses say was an unavoidable accident and then perhaps adding to the tragedy, the driver of that ca

in moors itown new constructiont tom brown road tam.delphia international airport. doesn't look too bad. >> reporter: it doesn't look too bad, we have cloud skies, peeks of sun here and there. 47 in reading and lancaster. 49 in wilmington. 51 in philadelphia and millville. and 52 in atlantic city. here's the forecast for the day not as windy as it's been, certainly breezy, lots of clouds and sunshine, watt high of 67 degrees. tomorrow it's a bit warmer and lots of sun, 73. wednesday is the pick of the week. 75, nice and sunny, we stay quiet for most of the workweek. thursday is not as warm, nice and 70. friday, mostly cloudy skies, a few showers late in the day or at night. 71. we may start off saturday morning with a leftover shower, clouds and sunshine, 68 not bad for the weekend. >> a reminder when we're not here we're always on at 6abc.com and follow us on facebook and twitter. that's it for us right now. we'll see you back here in 30. [woman] hey, amy! [amy] hey, guys! [woman] hey, what's this? [man] oh, it's the new 50 times the m

another pole came down after a car ran into it, tam. >> thank you, karen.rter: for now, layers wouldn't be a bad idea. we're off to a sunny start, but it's cool. 47 degrees in philadelphia. and there's a light breeze. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, 60 is the high under the sun. sixers home opener tonight. halloween high of 58. sinking into the low 50s with light winds saturday night. layers beneath the costumes and the temple sweatshirts and jersey. set your clocks back one hour saturday night and sunday is milder. 67 degrees is the high sunday. maybe a passing shower, but mainly dry on sunday. >> back to the halloween fun on "g.m.a." we'll see you in 30. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ we did the monster mash ♪ it was air graveyard smash >> welcome back to our "monster mash" dubsmash. a high stakes lip-sync contest in times square. our stars were revealed and the competition looks to say the very least fierce. >> don't mess with this lioness, cookie roaring her way to the stage. >> and ed sheeran is ready to serenade us with a sensational lip-sync

tam is all right.n o'hearn joins us and we're following several developing stories. >> a new york city police officer dies after being shot in the head during a police pursuit. >> a fire forces several people out of their homes. >> warming trend. temperatures climb into the 70's the next few days before yet another change in the forecast. >> enjoy. is the key word. david and karen. >> one of those days where if you can get outside and have lunch outside, oh, do it. not a bad day to have an outdoor job, too. we have clear skies. we're expecting lots of sunshine early. at times today some of these clouds may break away from the main body of cloud cover up in new york state and try and pass through but i don't think it's any more than just patchy clouds today. should be fairly bright all the way. this morning we're starting out fairly mild. 52 degrees in philadelphia. we are down to 43 in allentown and 46 in reading, 44 in millville so there are cooler spots but a lot of us in the 50's and in sea isle cit

tam is off.n o'hearn joins us and here's what's happening. >> murder of a transgender woman could it be labeled as a hate crime? live with the latest on the investigation. >> shocking new details emerge about the mother of the man accused of gunning down nine people on a college campus out west. >> several lanes of a philadelphia road is still shut down after a water main break washed it out. >> let's get details on weather and traffic right now with dave murphy and karen rogers. good morning. >> we're off to a nice start this morning. we have some high clouds streaking in but i think there will be some sun early and through the day probably a mix of sun and some clouds and temperatures really looking g now, we're cool to start out as it is october after all. 61 degrees in philadelphia, 56 in allentown, 59 in reading, 56 in trenton. only 52 degrees currently in millville and a five and a nine in sea isle citily as we head out the door to maybe get that car started, we're probably still in the upp

tam is off.n joins us and we're following several developing stories. >> a new york city police officer dies shortly after being shot in the head during a police pursuit. >> the a fast moving fire forces several people out of their homes. >> warming trend. temperatures will climb into the seven-o's today and the day after before another chill sets in. >> dave murphy is getting a taste of it before all of us. let's go to him and karen rogers with traffic. >> it's a little bit on the cool side but probably not as bad as it's been in the last couple weeks at this time of day. we'll start you with satellite. there's a lock of sunshine up over the ho rs son later on this morning. our major cloud formations are well off to

tam will be breezy and gusty by dinnertime.co 57, 54 morgan hill, emeryville looks like pretty good visibility here and this will get quite choppy disrupted later on today with the winds, we will see 60 in fairfield right now and temperatures for you as much as 10 degrees cooler for concord, livermore, fairfield, even up in the north bay you were well into the 80s yesterday, the cool down has begun compliments of the low clouds, fog, on shore push. today the winds will shift to a north northeasterly component. that brings the high fire danger and, in fact, some trouble with the possibility of some trees and branches being toppled with the dry parched conditions with the soil and that means we could see fire starts and rapid fire growth. be very careful out there. a fallish week ahead, more dry conditions and a warm up by the end of the week. so the highlighted areas above 1,000 people, marin, sonoma, particularly napa county into contra costa and alameda county and we talked about the winds. dangerous right in through 10:00 tom

tam. we'll start to see more clouds moving in, cooler temperatures before warm up. i'll sort it all out in the microclimate forecast. >>> got a tip for nbc bay area's investigative unit? call 1-888-996-tips. or e-mail theunit@nbcbayarea.com. nbc bay area, we investigate. for the 49ers. they fell to 1-3 after >>> well, it's not looking like a good year for the 49ers. they fell to 1-3 after yesterday's loss to the green bay packers. >> now some 49ers season ticketholders are looking to dump their expensive seats. but it's not easy with the team struggling on and off the field. nbc bay area's chuck copola has more on the rush to offload tickets. >> reporter: despite the home opener victory against minnesota, the 49ers on-field struggle since, off-field run-ins with the law and personnel changes have boxed in season ticketholders. many of whom are trying to sell some of their tickets for at least a modest profit. >> but it was nice we break even this season. i don't know if that's going to happen this year. >> reporter: last year bruce ventura got good deals for his tic

. >>> in other news, a letter is out to parents of tam high students in marin warning them that gets are getting a dangerous high. three teens from tam had to be hospitalized after overdosing on the cough and cold medicine coricidin. and two from drake high overdosed on the same drug in the past couple of weeks. what's happening is that students are taking it in large doses in order to hallucinate calling it triple c. tam's principal is asking parents to talk to their kids. >>> it's football night in santa clara as the 49ers host the seattle seahawks. the rare week night game means fans will be competing with afternoon commuters. more now from kiet do, who joins us live from levi's stadium. >>> reporter: kickoff is at 5:25 p.m. in the heart of rush hour. one thing that we have all learned is that fans coming tooth game do so over the span of a couple of hours, and that helps a lot with congestion. after the game, it's a different story because if it's a close game, that means about 68,000 fans will be leaving all at once. and so caltrain has added two special northbound trains leavin