scan showing that this system is loaded with moisture and it's moving very slowly. the actual center of the low is off the carolina coast and this is hugging the eastern seaboard and being held back by high pressure and the rain will not given to fall in philadelphia until later on tonight. zooming in you can see in dover there is light rain and we have all the buoys and we can get live data from the buoys, this is lewes, delaware and these are wind gusts, along the shore we could have wind gusts of 40 to 45 miles per hour tomorrow. and this could cause minor tidal flooding, the big story is the rain, we haven't had a soaker like this in more than a month. southern new jersey, it's moving in between now and 9:00, for the philadelphia and metro area, between 9:00 and midnight. most of evening is rain free, and the rain is moving in at midnight and 9:00.

the problem with the slow pace is that future tracker is showing the heaviest rain occurring at a bad time for the morning commute, torrential rain and this really slows things down. the storm system moves slowly and the heavy of the rain moving from 10:00 until 1:00 and it allows plenty of extra time and the rain is tapering off into the afternoon and cloudy and cool and breezy and we are looking at 1 to 2 inches of rain locally and 3 inches along the coast, we have more details on system and what is on tap for the weekend in the accuweather forecast. >> thank you. >> stay on top of the changing weather situation with the new 6abc.com, visit 6abc.com/weather for storm tracker radar and videos from our meteorologists. shots rang out in front of a

charter school in north philadelphia today killing one man and injuring two others, the violence sent shock waves through the community, david henry is live now with the full story. >> it happened just as a group of eighth graders were getting ready to leave the school on a class trip. it was a close call, too close for parents that came running for their children. >> it could be anywhere but in front of my kid's school is scary. >> this driver got into a shootout with a pedestrian on a school sidewalk and the driver was killed and the pedestrian is stabilized in hospital. as is a buy stander that was hit by the vehicle. the mother of one of the shooting victims came running from blocks away. >> no! no! >> a distraught mother desperate to find her injured son and

other mothers frightened for the safety of their children. >> i was scared and i didn't know what was going on, i got the information and came and got my children. >> the children say that the school staff did a good job of keeping everyone calm. >> were you fright anded in there? >> yes, we were planning to go on a trip to an opera, and we stayed after school, and we were on lockdown. parents say there is too much drugs in the area and the school is not even a safe haven. >> in front of the school, of all places, put the guns away, and go hand to hand, there is no need for all of this gun. >> thugs with guns done honor boundaries. >> these guys don't really care about what is going on.

they have no concern for the public, safety, the environment, it's about themselves and the criminal lifestyle they are leading. people in this neighborhood deserve better. >> police don't know exactly what touched off the shootout they are glad that none of the kids in this building were hurt. david ry, channel 6 "action news." >> thank you david. all three people charged in that attack on the gay couple in center city surrendered to police. "action news" was there as 24-year-old phillip williams turned himself in. 26-year-old kevin harrigan and katherine knott turned themselves in. a pregnant woman and her unborn baby were killed in a shooting in the city as olney neighborhood and the gun fire

erupted, and the 25-year-old victim was 8 months pregnant and first responders were not able to save her baby. the second victim was hit in the back and leg and he is in critical condition. he is wanted for questioning in a separate homicide just yesterday. >> the push to increase the tax on cigarettes in philadelphia cleared a final hurdle today. governor corbett signed the house bill this afternoon and it adds a $2 a pack tax on cigarettes, in order to fund the schools. they say it's a steady funding source for the state's large of the school district. the bill is designed to provide $83 million a year in revenue. new details tonight for the man wanted for killing a pennsylvania state trooper, they think that they spotted eric frein but once again he managed to elude investigators. walter perez is live now with the latest on this man hundred.

>> reporter: there are several sightings of the man they believe is eric frein, and they shared new information including unusual items left behind. >> investigators say they believe that eric frein is playing some type of twisted cat and mouse game with them leaving behind clues that seem to prove he is somewhere in the massive perimeter set up by law enforcement. they found his jeep and empty packages of serbian cigarettes. and authorities found soiled diapers in this densely wooded area. >> that is one technique to be able to stay in position for a longer period of time. >> dna testing is underway on the diapers. and there are sightings by civilian ands police but someone they believe is frein. >> he kept himself far enough

away where it was unlikely that someone could get to him and made himself almost visible. >> the latest sighting was less than 24 years ago. >> the police presence is nothing short of awesome. as we drove around every single house we saw had a squad car along with a police officer carrying a high powered rifle. they believe that they are closing in on the man suspected of murderering a state trooper and wounding north. there is no way of knowing how close they are to making an arrest. >> i wish i could tell you that with certainty, i believe he is in that area. and we are in the right area. >> there is also reports of gun fire within that perimeter as well. meantime, police are urging the

public to call in the tips. walter perez, channel 6 "action news." >> thank you walter. the bankruptcy court auction for revel postponed the auction because of last minute bidding. now the company says new bids have complicated the bidding process. the only public bid is $90 this will from florida developer glen straub. coming up on "action news," the eagles are undefeated but lesean mccoy is speaking up about his sub par season and a female phenom that is turning heads on the golf course. tomorrow won't be a good day for golfing, we have this storm system moving our way, the first storm of fall 2014, we have a windy soaker in the accuweather forecast. jeff skversky has sports when

"action news" continues tonight.

a 21-year-old upper darby man is the first to be charged under the human trafficking law. choir is accused of sexually assaulting to young girls. investigators say that he drove the 15 and 16-year-olds to his mom's house in delaware county where he ordered them to have sex with him and his friend. they say they complied because he threatened to kick them out.

well, a former municipal court judge plead guilty for allegedly using his position to fix cases, joseph waters had resigned his position on the bench yesterday, according to court documents, waters called judges presiding over the small claims case asking for a favorable ruling, he admitted to his part in fixing a firearms case for his friend. waters had served for a judge since 2009. costly overtime is weighing down the budget. the comptroller studied 46 employees within five state agencies, they found they could have saved $750,000 just in 2015 by hiring additional staffs, they cited hidden costs including payroll taxes and pensions. >> we found that when employees in the city with the older

pensions it cost a staggering amount of money. >> all but five of the people in the study earned more in overtime than their basalry that year. >> a golfer is being cheered after doing the seemingly impossible hitting two holes in one in a single match. eva pilgram has more, a girl on the team on inger grove high. >> samantha stock has a great golf swing, one of the best golfers on the boy's team. but yesterday she did something that the boys had never done. >> it hit the pole and spun and rolled three feet into the hole. >> she got her first hole in one in a match against avon grove

high school. she got two. and she didn't see it. >> the guy from the other team, he looked in the hole and puts his arms up, and said how am i suppose to compete with this. >> i have been around golf a long time, every once in a while you see someone in a golf magazine that had two holes in one, but it's very, very rare. >> she turned in this score card and her coach had to check his math. i looked at her sitting on the hill and she was smiling. >> sam started playing golf during an after school program in elementary school. >> her hand went up when we asked who wants to play golf. i couldn't believe what i saw. >> sam should be an inspiration to all of them that it can be done, you just have to work

hard. >> she won the state's junior title and playing with the boys definitely helped. when i play with girls i blow it past them. several division one colleges have expressed interest in sam. she has to decide if she wants to play softball or go

jeff skversky is here and eagles trying to get their running game going. lesean mccoy was number one last year at this time and this year 17th. in san francisco, the eagles quarterback has been hit more than anyone else in the nfl. running is a big concern too, here is jaime apody with more on lesean mccoy. >> we need to be more productive in the running game. >> it's a strength that needs work. >> this game is made of people

competing, it can get frustrating, you want to go out there and make plays. >> last year mccoy had the entire offensive line for the entire season and this year they are held together with duct tape and the passing game is working so that should relieve some of the pressure he is feeling. >> you got the pressure in the nfl, you should try and stop them. his stats are eye opening, 375 this time last year and 175 yards so far this year. >> we are winning games and that is what is most important. last year i had a fast start but we were 1-3. >> lesean wants to win and we are 3-0. >> i am pissed off that i am not

running the ball well, but we are winning and that is most important. jaime apody, channel 6 "action news." >> as we told you last night we told you the nfl will not suspend chris baker for a cheap shot on quarterback nick foles, it has caused debate and confusion as to whether foles was a defenseness player, and he did not hit follows in the neck or head area. but coach chip kelly. >> i am under the impression you can't blindside a player whether it's a quarterback or north player. i will talk to league officials, i know the referee threw the flag quickly and threw him out of the game. nascar driver tony stewart will not face charges for any

crime in the death of kevin ward jr. they revealed that ward had a significant amount of marijuana in his system. they show that his judgment was impaired when he walked into on coming traffic on that upstate new york dirt track and was then hit by stewart's car. >> stewart says this is the toughest most -- experience of my life. taken the phillies will try to prevent things from going further south in south florida. finally, here is something you don't see every day. a high school football game in south dakota, the kicker kicks it off a player's helmet and it's still good. look closely. what are the eyes off the foot, off the helmet, and in. all of that for an extra point, it seems like a lot work.

>> whatever works. a ball field is being shared by a university and a high school tonight. they showed off this new synthetic field for drexel and west catholic athletes. it made it possible at north 43rd. and they will save on busing costs because it is closer. a win win.

cecily is here with accuweather with a rush coming our way tomorrow. we don't need the rain during the morning commute. stormtracker 6 live double scan showing we have light showers, in cape may, near dover and lewes, delaware, but the actual storm system is taking its time

to get here. i want to show you what is going on live in cape may, where surf is definitely up and by later on tonight and tomorrow morning we'll have a wave, 6 to 9 feet and also a rip current, and not a lot of swimmers out there and this causes minor tidal flooding tonight and tomorrow morning. satellite 6 along with action radar showing the actual center of the low is off the coast of south carolina. it has a lot of real estate and we are dealing with cloud cover and temperatures are on the cool side. philadelphia 69 degrees, down from the high of 73, 2 degrees below average and allentown and reading 66 and sea isle city 70, the ocean temperature is 69 degrees and with the winds off the ocean that is pulling in the cooler air and these are the sustained wind speeds 10 to 15 miles per hour. as the storm system is getting closer, winds could get up to 40

miles per hour. not because this storm is particularly strong, it's actually a pretty weak storm system, but as it moves in we get the reverse flow from high pressure and low pressure, that causes a wind tunnel affect and with the low piling up the water at the shore that will cause tidal flooding, we are not looking at flooding from the rain but it's really from the ocean. future tracker showing rain approaching the philadelphia area at midnight tonight. that is slow to move in but it intensifies for the morning commute. you see all the red, that is the torrential rain and that causes slow conditions and ponding of water on the roads, as we head towards lunch time, the heavy rain lifts towards philadelphia and it won't be nearly as wet for the evening commute, by 4:00 you don't see the red but the speckles of green and it's showery and damp and cloudy and the weather is improving as we head through the day. the main impact tonight, through

thursday, 1 to 2 inches of rain generally, locally up to 3 inches, wind gusts 25 to 35 miles per hour inland at the shore, 35 to 45 miles per hour. and again coastal flood advisory is in affect for tonight and tomorrow morning. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, rainy and windy and cool tomorrow, the heaviest rain for tomorrow morning, a high of 66 degrees but we clear things out for the weekend, sunshine is back for friday afternoon and 75 degrees and then a flow from the south that brings us a taste of summer, even though it's fall. right in time for the weekend, 81 on saturday and sunday 82 and monday more clouds but warm with a high of 80 degrees, and then the weather goes downhill on wednesday. cool with showers and 72 degrees, wednesday mostly cloudy and a chance of rain and a high of 70 degrees, i'll have an update on tomorrow's storm

coming up on "action news" at 11:00. >> finally tonight, students at the philadelphia high school for girls got a special visit, the action cam was at the high school for the history makers program, leaders send people into to inspire young folks, diana williams spoke to the students and told them to remember to look to history for their inspiration. world news is next on channel 6 and "action news" continues on phl 17 at 10:00. for jim gardner and cecily tynan, i'm monica malpass have a great night.

don't believe tom corbett's tv ad. the facts speak for themselves. tom corbett cut a billion dollars from our schools. he took an ax to education. twenty-seven thousand educators were laid-off. class sizes increased. and now almost eighty percent of school districts plan to raise property taxes. tom corbett. can't trust him on education. can't trust him to be for us.

welcome to "world news tonight." breaking now, the new u.s.-led air strikes and a major development on that new 9/11-type plot. how were they planning to get bombs onto planes headed to america? in toothpaste and in a certain type of clothing. brian ross is here. martha raddatz in the region tonight. also breaking, america's most wanted, spotted. authorities say he's now playing a game with them. the urgent manhunt and look at this. an army of officers sweeping through neighborhoods. we're right there. extreme weather hitting at this hour. a nor'easter. flash floods, cars surrounded in seconds. d.c., philly, new york and boston will all feel it next. ginger zee is here. and, is he steaming your luggage? tonight, the surveillance. the man stealing bags at one of america's busiest