>> good morning, 7:00 october 4. a couple is hospitalize after their van rolls over and crashes in delaware overnight. a teenager is paralyzed after her suv crashes along the schuylkill. it's a rainy start to the weekend, will the sun make a return? chris sowers the man with the answer is outside with the accuweather forecast. just a few showers around the area right now. >> reporter: just a few, but it happens to be right where i'm standing, so i've got the umbrella. we have a lot of cloud cover out here, it's a far cry from last weekend, sunny and 84 degrees that's for sure. storm tracker 6 live double scan showing we have a couple of showers, one pushing through wynfield and manayunk and one east of the delaware valley pushing through camden and cherry hill. another stop will take us farther to the south, aacross interior sections of south south

jersey where it's crosses route 55 and same thing with millville and fortescue. skies will start to brighten upper around midday and the afternoon looks nice. satellite and radar composite, the cold front is pushing through harrisburg. it's behind that line that the temperatures start to drop on them. today will be on the mild side we'll see highs in the 70s clouds and sun, it's tonight and tomorrow when the cold stuff gets in here. 68 degrees, clouds and patchy fog, maybe a few showers, embedded downpours, lunchtime we're up to 70 degrees at that point we start to see the skies brighten up a bit. 3:00 p.m. mostly sunny, temperatures around 72. what's ahead it turns much cooler especially tonight where the lehigh valley drops into the 30s for lows. poconos getting down to 35

tomorrow morning, but the good news is irrelevant only lasts for -- it only lasts for one day. next week is on the mild side. one and done, could see patchy frost 2349 poconos. when i get back inside we'll talk about that and have the mild forecast. >> new this morning, a minivan crashes into a parked tractor-trailer in delaware. the minivan crashed into a tractor-trailer at the is he e service plaza. the minivan rolled over several times eventually hitting that tractor-trailer which was stopped fortnight at the rest area. the couple inside was trapped and had to be rescued from the minivan. both had to be taken to christian hospital and expected to be okay. a teenager is lucky to be alive after she was rescued from the mangled wreckage of her car

following a crash along the schuylkill. her life is changed forever by this accident. annie mccormick has the story. >> reporter: hours after the dramatic crash crews carefully removed the mangle suv that careened toward the schuylkill river trapping the 17-year-old driver inside. >> it was a tight fit. everything smashed around her. she was scared. she was talking, but she was scared. >> reporter: brandy a cardiac icu nurse at hanheman hospital happened to be driving by. >> everyone was looking over the railing. >> reporter: and you jumped into action. >> i want down there, there was another dwr that was running -- doctor that was running, too. >> reporter: moneyic dodd -- monica a nurse, ran to help, too. police believe the teen was

traveling eastbound on martin luther king when she crossed the westbound lane heading toward the river. her suv did a 180 and slammed through the guard rail slipping several times resting on the banks of the schuylkill. the single-vehicle accident shut down both lanes of mlk drive snarling traffic across the city. several philadelphia police officers happened to be nearby and marine crews were able to remove her with a ladder and rope before transporting her to the hospital. amazingly nobody was hurt, including joggers and bikers and other vehicles that normally fill the roadway and sidewalks at that time. the 17-year-old was taken here in stable condition, but police confirmed she was paralyzed from the waste down. reporting in universities city, annie mccormick channel 6 "action news." >> camden county police say someone opened fire on a patrol car. the action cam was at the scene

the 100 block of aerial road in winslow, township. new jersey. a police officer was on routine patrol when a bullet hit the windshield of his patrol car. he called for assistance, dozens combed new brooklyn park, but did not finds a suspect. a philadelphia synagogue is mourning a member of its congregation who was murderedness in -- murdered in s own home. his former house death jonathan williams stabbed him to death during a confrontation. williams is charged with burglary and other offenses. the defense has a case in a double murder trial involving a baby and her grandmother in montgomery. the accused is representing himself david henry has the latest from the trial.

raghu yandamuri's fate is in his own hands now when the defense takes over. it was his own words that landed him here in the first place. >> we have his own worlds in a signed statement and from the video that he agreed to do with the detective's. >> reporter: else accuse -- he is accused of kidnapping the baby and her grandmother. he eventsly confessed and led -- eventually confessed and led the police to the body of the baby in the basement of his apartment complex. he stole jewelry from from the grandmother. he since recanted the

confession, he claimed he was forced to participate at a time in the kidnapping scheme of two strangers. >> we only know the names of matt and josh. >> reporter: how did these two strangers come into his life? >> i don't know, i'm sure he'll explain that on monday. raghu yandamuri is getting advise from two lawyers, but doing all the talking in coulter. the detectives are finding themselves being cross-examined by the accused killer. it has been an emotional gut-wrenching case for all, including the jurors. some who have been seen crying at times. >> the one person who it is not boark is -- it is not botherings the defendant. >> reporter: raghu yandamuri will take the stands on monday.

david henry,, channel 6 "action news." >> don't be expect another rail strike anytime soon, but it could happen in february. september at that said it will request a second federal advisory board to look into negotiations and that would push any strike back 3 months. bargaining is scheduled to resume on monday. several people golfed in montgomery to give wack to the families of police officers killed in the line of duty and "action news" took part. several members of our 6abc family played a round of golf at jeffersonville golf club in norristown. the protect badge raises money for several organizations in the region. >> seeing what these guys go through everyday to raise money for fallen officers it makes me

prowled and makes me proud to see all the people come out here. >> reporter: now anyone in helping to protect the badge tournament grow can donate by giving back to philly.com. >> few you're out and about in philadelphia this weekend you might catch a glimpse of little league star mo'ne davis shooting a television commercial. the 13-year-old became an international celebrity when she became the first female pitcher to win at the little league series. "action news" has learned they will be shooting around the city all weekend long. still ahead, a majestic burdened will be joining snoop at the eagles home game. find out what his role will be along the team mascot. old man winter makes an early appearance. we'll tell you where snow is falling in parts of the u.s. this weekend. >> reporter: we're in the 60s

and 70s up and down the eastern seaboard this morning, 20s and 30s to the northwest, i'll tell you when

>> winter often makes an early move into minnesota and yesterday, a light, but steady snow fell on the northern section of the state. most of the fall foliage is still on the trees. temperatures are 20 degrees below normal. i'm thankle that's not what we saw outside our doors yesterday. it's too mild for that. we're near 70 degrees, but it is impressive if you look out west, i want to say there's ten states under freeze warnings. it's snowing in parts of the area and temperatures are in the 20s. it's only the beginning of october. let's go live on sky 6, shall we, take a look at cape may where they are seeing clearing, at least from the rain.

we're seeing cloudy conditions, but we're not seeing the rain i inland. we're expecting the showers to push east and make their way to the shorepoints as the morning wears on, as well. storm tracker 6 living double scan showing moisture out there, again across interiors -- interior sections of south jersey, berlin is picking up showers and medicine formed lakes and -- medford lakes. every now have and then we pick up a heavier downpour as indicated by the yellows. you can see how this is racing toward the northeast at 25 miles per hour. again we expect south jersey to be the bulls eye area this morning where we'll see the heaviest weather which isn't too heavy to begin with. this is the heaviest here we'll seep from this rounds of moisture that is approaching

with the cold front heading east. a flood advisory for burlington, camden, after gloucester where high tide will run higher from the rain that's going to fall. the roads closer to the river will take on water in the short term. 69 degrees, dewpoint, 66. winds are light out of the south at 7 miles per hour. seal city, 7 -- owe sea isle city, 70 degrees, wilmington and dover, 68 degrees. satellite and radar, it's quiet across the lower 48. actually any areas that are seeing any weather are the great lake states and the mid atlantic and the northeast. there's the low pressure west of chicago where they are reporting snow on the backed ends from green bay to madison, wisconsin. east it's too warm so we're picking up the rain across up

state new york and areas east into new england. bismarck, 28, omaha, 38. my brother and his wife were in chicago last week, looks like they got out of there just in time. they were in the 70s last week, now they are in the 20s. that front will continue to push east. it will pepper the area with showers this morning. we'll see skies brighten up, clouds give way to sunshine later this afternoon. sunday looks fine, it will feel like football that's for sure. winds out of the west northwest at 15 miles per hour. sun and clouds, high temperatures barely cracking 60 degrees, here's future tracker 6. 10:00 a.m., shower activity east of the delaware river cloudy to the west. you can see how things start to clear, we get into 1:00, 2:00, we see areas of bright sunshine, cloud cover across new jersey,

most of the rain is gone at that point. all the wet weather should be out of here at lunch time. philadelphia, showers early, afternoon, sun and clouds, 72 degrees, winds out of the southwest at 15 to 20 miles per hour. overnight tonight, 38 degrees, outlying suburbs, 45. in the poconos, you're getting down to 35. 72 degrees today, 60 for sunday, breezy and cooler with that breeze it will feel like the 50s just about all day. monday, sun and clouds, 72. you see how nicely we start to warm up. 75 degrees by tuesday, increasing clouds, wednesday maybe a shower early, 75. thursday, 74 and friday, 76 sun and clouds, just about every temperature next week is above average, but tomorrow you'll have to bundle up. >> just little dip. >> reporter: one day, 24 hours, that's it. >> thanks, chris. don't forget you can take 6abc.com with you. the new

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common myth. >> many people feel like you're going to get the flu from the flu shot. it's not possible. >> reporter: to boost vaccination rates, medical groups and senior advocates have launched campaigns geared toward older americans. one psa features jew death wright. >> reporter: a message. of the campaign has options for seniors. >> reporter: flu dose is a higher dose vaccine that gives better protection for older people. scattered flu cases have been reported around the condition. lisa thomas-laurey channel 6 "action news." down... lower... that's more like it!

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>> here's a look at what's happening in and around the delaware and lehigh valleys. first the annual fall rummage sale at st. john's church in ocean city. it benefits the st. john mission and ministry. there will be homemade baked goods available for purchase. it's happening from 8:00 to 1:00. if you're into history, the germantown festival celebrates george washington daring campaign deliberate philadelphia. it came to an an abrupt road on germantown road 1777. it's happening today from 10:00 at cliveden on the 6400 black of germantown avenue. the blackwood pumpkin festival kicks off tomorrow,

there will be games and rides and music and puch -- much more. it's tomorrow academy hall on south black horse pike. that's what's

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is. >> welcome back everyone, 7:24 saturday morning, time to check the forecast, we have a cold front right in the middle of the graphic. that's the actual front. we have two air masses colliding across central portions of pennsylvania. temperatures below average. and we have temperatures in the 60s and 70s here. so in between the two, this is where the cold front sits. it will arrive over the next

couple of hours. fortunately there's not a dramatic drop off with this front. the temperatures will be in the 70s today. however, overnight tonight, temperatures drop below average. here's future tracker 6. we'll see showers this morning, 3:00, 4:00 we're clearing out. here's what you need to know. ful during the morning hours showers are possible. isolated downpours, as well. sunshine by afternoon, mixed with clouds and breezy and much cooler overnight tonight, i'll have the details in the seven day in just a bit. eva. >> turning to sports, the eagles gear up to face the rams at the linc and hope to improve to 4-1 in froment of -- in fronf the home crowd. here's ducis rogers. >> reporter: good morning, michael kendrick has been ruled out of the tomorrow's game against the rams due to the lingering calf injury. quarterback brandon boinken is

questionable. eagles are not satisfied with their 3-1 record. they are looking to improve. >> it's early on in the year it's a marathon not a sprint. obviously we have to work through things offensively and things defensively and we'll improve and continue to get better. >> tomorrow at 11:30, mike quick and i will be live from the link for eagles game day kickoff. 11:35 we return with the complete wrap up on eagles game day final on 6abc. despite a report elsewhere, the phillies say there's no plan to change their ownership structure. middleton is pursuing a majority control and dan montgomery is not being forced out. over the life of the partnership no one family or intent has owned the majority of the pip and we do not see this changing in the future. jason worth face the giants in the game one of the nlds.

worth firing home, hunter pence. the giants win 3-2 game two later on today. the flyers open the season wednesday in boston. the team held its final practice in voorhees. after the practice, the players headed to cape cod. where they will spend the next few days taking part in team-bonding activity. we're talking deep sea fishing and paint ball. >> we're going for a good time and get to know each other, but we have to get ready for boston. it's going to be a good time, but we have to make sure we put the work. the work in. a little fun before the season starts. that's a look at sports, i'm ducis rogers have a great weekend. >> the eagles football team has a real bird in its nest. his name is noah he'll be

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>> new overnight police look for clues after a teenager is stabbed in a center city park. fiery crash delaware state police look for what caused this deadly accident. plus, we're tracking rain and much cooler air across the delaware and lehigh valleys this morning. meteorologist chris sowers is outside with a look ahead. looks like the rain has stopped at least where you are for now. >> reporter: yeah, just a few spritzes and sprinkles. at least it's on the mild side. we have temperatures five to ten degrees milder than yesterday at this time. otherwise as we flip it over to storm tracker 6 live double scan, it's gray and gloomy out here. you can see lots of moisture across south jersey and central delaware and heavier weather off to the west getting ready to push into let's say that western portion of new castle county.

we are expecting to see showers over the next several hours, maybe a brief downpour, but by afternoon skies will clear nicely. here's the water vapor imagery we have a cold front that's pushing through. this is a cold front that came through the northwest territories of canada. this will be a cold shot of air that's sweeping through. it's clearly defined. we have the dreary weather east of the cold front. if you look west you pick up the grays, that's where the temperatures fall off. we're nice and mild here, look at the numbers to the west. 47 in pittsburgh. charleston, 47. we're at 70 degrees, same number for washington, d.c. and baltimore. we're on the mild side. 68 degrees, cloudy skies and the occasional shower left over. by lunchtime, the skies begin to brighten up, there could be a shower down the shore, clouds and sun. the rest of the afternoon looks nice, 72 degrees.

6:00 a.m., 65. the morning looks miserable, the afternoon is nice. tomorrow will be colder and there could be patchy frost in the poconos tomorrow morning. i'll talk about that in the seven day when i step back inside in just a bit. eva? >> thanks, chris. a teenager is in serious condition after being stabbed in the stomach across the street from philadelphia police headquarters. the action cam was at the scene, franklin square park at 8th and race. two men confronted the 18-year-old at 12:30. one of the suspects stabbed the teen, the two men ran off. the wounded teen is at hanheman hospital. police have not made any arrests. new this morning, a fiery crash killed a person on i-95. it happened on the southbound lanes of i-95 south of the marsh road exit ramp. the driver ran off the road and hit a tree. the impact caused the vehicle to burst into flames. the driver was trapped inside

and killed. health officials in new jersey have now confirmed that a young boy who died last week tested positive for entrovirus 68. the 4-year-old boy is from mercer county who went to yardville elementary in hamilton township. health officials confirmed he had a case of the virus, but not sure if that killed the boy. there are two new cases in new jersey, that brings the total in the state to nine. at children's hospital in philadelphia, three children are hospitalize the with what could be the virus. the hospital has eight lettered the cdc and -- the hospital has alerted the cdc. >> might see 3 to 8 children over the course of 12 months to

see three in a short time frame is unusual, and that's what other centers are seeing, as well. >> doctors don't know whether these children will regain their strength. health officials say the number of people in texas most at risk contracting esh has dropped from -- ebola has drop from 100 to 50. most were in contact with thomas d up ncan -- duncan. the families that duncan was staying with has been moved to a home in a gated community where they will live in isolation for three weeks. the apartment they left is being decontaminated. international aid and manpower to liberia is slowly trickling in. a local group said people are ready, willing and able to fight the outbreak, they just need supplies and training.

john rawlins explains. >> these women are willing to bury the bodies. >> reporter: former congresswoman marjorie margolies shooting a public service spot in front of a green screen. a fundraising pitch for a organization she has founded. the money to deal with the fallout of the ebola outbreak in liberia. help is on the way, but slow in arriving. marjorie margolies said in seven years they have trained and economically empowered thousands of women. if given the basic tools they could make a difference getting food and water to quarantined families and removing the bodies. >> they are calling us crying saying we can do this. >> reporter: we talked with a staffer via skype said the

government is overwhelmed. >> it's takes 48 hours, 72 hours to get the bodies. >> reporter: the community must step in and save itself, it needs training and vehicles and protectstive suits and masks and bleach. >> we need chlorine. >> reporter: marjorie margolies has no doubt outside help will arrive, but she said the women's campaign international is there with local people who are trusted. >> women are reaching out to us and saying we need it now, people are dieing now. >> reporter: john rawlins channel 6 "action news." >> militants in syria are threatening to kill a former army ranger who moved to the middle east to provide humanitarian age. new video shows the group killing alan henning. and then they show peter cassidy from inannapolis that he be

killed next. it is confirmed he is being held by islamic state militants. they have no reason to doubt the authenticity of the video. "good morning america" will have more on the threat from isis militants. "good morning america" weekend is next immediately following this broadcast at 8:00 a.m. new clues this morning in the search for cooled -- accused copper kill eric frein. a campsite was discovered that was thought to be used by the 31-year-old survivalist. police think he may be running out of food and may begin breaking into cabins and search for food. he fired on a state police barracks killing one trooper and wounding another. a fire has destroyed 3 buildings at the flight 93 memorial in shanksville.

it is buildings are two miles from the memorial site that also still under construction. park representatives are concerned about the memorabilia that was stored in the building. the cause is under investigation. the garment of veterans affair is proposing firing the director of the pittsburgh va health system. terry wolf has been criticized for the outbreak of lean -- legionairs disease that was prayed to water treatment problems at the pittsburgh area hospital. the va is recommending removing wolf for conduct unbecoming a senior executive. that what was is unspecified. wolf is on leave. emotional testimony was

given yesterday on the disarray at the philadelphia's veteran's affair office. testified at a hearing at burlington county community college saying staffers mishandle claims and the vets deserve better. >> i feel bad it's not fair to them, they sacrifice their life for us, i think that they deserve more than a quick look at their claim and better computer programs and people that are treated nice at work so they can care again. >> the philadelphia va office oversees benefits for 825,000 veterans in the region. the office first came under fire in july when an inspector general report uncovered problems with record management. the va blamed mistakes over confusion on va policy. a judge has denied a request by trump entertainment resorts to be relieved of its

obligations of union employees at the trump taj mahal. they threatened to close the casino next month and layoff 3,000 employees fit doesn't win labor concessions. the attorneys said they must decide what to do in the next few weeks. if the taj closes it will be the 5th casino to shut its doors this year in atlantic city. a man finds a bottle with a message inside that was left by a teenager four decades ago. plus, severe storms leave a path of destruction across parts of the southeast. meteorologist chris sowers will have the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast. "action news" saturday morning continues in just a moment. skippy!! yippee!! fun fun fun! shiny! you never listen! what? is someone talking? ♪ skippy!! ♪ yippee!! i'm bored.

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>> a series of storms in the northern parts of alabama has damaged buildings and knocked out power to thousands. downed trees snapped power lines and a church in the area was heavily damaged. there were no reports of injuries. that same storm system was in texas and move to alabama, now it's in our area. >> reporter: it's the same cold front. but when we talk about the pieces of puzzle coming together, it's not the same as it was down there. we're expecting clouds and showers that's about it.

by afternoon the system is moving so fast, by afternoon we'll see the return of sunshine. in the meantime that's the view in atlantic city still holding on to a little bit of dry weather. over the next let's say 20 minutes, half-hour, the showers will push into atlantic city then if it is not doing so now. storm tracker 6 live double scan sthoag a lot of green, but -- showing a lot of green out there, but most of it is on the light side. we get west of the city, west chester, downingtown, exton, chadsford we're reporting moderate rain at this moment. this is moving so quickly in the next 15 minutes or so, the rain will lighten up. if you're travel be mindful that it's enough to get the roads wet. we're in atlantic county, buena, 40 to mays landing you're seeing heavier downpours, egg harbor is reporting rain, 49 they are reporting light rain, as well.

next stop will take us to the north into the browns mills area, route 70 reporting moderate rain. that area getting into ocean county. this is moving quickly and it should be out of here in the next hour or two. the movement is southwest to northeast. for the most part this is on the lighter side. every now and then you see heavier downpours peppered in. that's the way it plays out through the the morning. high tide is occurring right now, national weather service issued a coastal flood advisory for the delaware river and bay region. some of the roads that one parallel to the area along the river and pay could see elevated tidal leaves. those roads could -- tidal levels, those roads could take on extra water. slatington, 60. pilots and saint davids, 65. center city, 67. same number for cinnaminson,

glass bore pushing 70 degrees, same thing for woodbine 69. that bigger counter clockwise swirl that's the area of low pressure pushing through chicago. a little snow flying on the backed end. madison, wisconsin reporting light snow. mid atlantic and the northeast reporting wet weather the there's the cold front we'll start to clear out over the next couple of hours. temperatures are dropping off a cliff behind this front. 28 degrees in bismarck. 38 in omaha. chicago, 39. saints louis and cincinnati, 44. that's the air mass charging east. today we're on the mild side. showers and sunshine by afternoon. tomorrow, combination of sun and clouds, it will become breezy out there. this is what we saw last sunday, temperatures in the 80s. philadelphia, 83. wilmington, 83. glass borough, 83. middletown and allentown, 82.

this is what we'll see tomorrow, allen torn, 59 degrees, quakertown 59. philadelphia, 60 glass borough and dover 62 degrees. there's a tremendous drop off in temperatures with this front. future tracker 6 showers this morning clearing this afternoon. down the look like a complete washout at all today. 72 degrees in philadelphia. showers afternoon sun. winds out of the west at 15 to 25 miles per hour. you can see how we'll start to clear out, by lunchtime skies begin to brighten up. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, 60 degrees breezy and cooler for the eagles game tomorrow, should stay dry, 72 degrees, monday, sun and clouds, tuesday is warm, 75. wednesday looks good, 75 a shower is possible early, otherwise sun by afternoon, thursday and friday, 74 and 76. as we've been saying all morning, one day of cold weather the rest of the week is mild. >> week deal with that. >> philadelphia has become the

foody town in recent years, but there's a culinary tradition that goes back five generations. it's all about the bread and they have been making it the same way for almost 100 years. alicia vitarelli explains in the fyi philly. >> reporter: the bakery opened it's doors on south 9th street in 1918 when the family came from northern italy and brought the bread as he is rewith -- bred recipe with him. this is easy, because everyone is named louie. >> reporter: they still make their bread the old fashioned way. >> our bakers make it with their hands, it takes 6 hours. >> reporter: there's a lot love

in there. >> because we take so much time to make our bread, the flavor comes out. >> reporter: they use traditional brick often. >> how hot is it in in there? >> 450 degrees, on a saturday they put out 2,000 loves. >> christmas we put out 4,000 loves. >> reporter: while it started as a bread making business, they have branched out. we have cookies and at the samee that's off the hook. they have make their pizza just like they make their bread crispy on the outside and soft

>> "healthcheck" this morning shows there's very little that parents can do to lower the risk

of celiac disease. neither breast feeding or starting the food makes a difference. the study found that waiting preponderance the on set of symptoms. doctors have updated their guidelines for teenagers and birth control. iud is recommended for the first choice to prevent pregnancy. the implants are 99% effective compared to the pill which is linked to 91% success rate in teens who forget to take their daily dose. a canadian man made quite an amazing find. he was cleaning up trash along the highway in calgary when he noticed something about one piece of garbage. it was a bottle with a message inside. >> it was a message dating to

1970. >> how many kids throw things in river and don't expect that anyone will find something. >> reporter: the 44-year-old message had andreas scrawled in personal. he reached out to the -- pencil. yates said they never dreamed anyone would find her message in a bottle. it is not the only one she sent as a child, so another could pop up. meteorologist chris sowers will take a final look at the accuweather forecast. stay us with us, we'll be right

>> let's get one last check of

the weather. storm tracker 6 live double scan letting up nicely. there's nothing going on in the lehigh valley,s so we're zoom into south jersey and delaware we're seeing showers and downpours from time to time. note the lightning count in the upper right-hand side of the screen. we're not reporting any lighten strikes, this is just showers and downpours. we're expecting skies to clear by lunchtime. through the late morning hours, cloudy and showers, lunchtime, areas west of the city, skies brighten up, maybe a shower across south jersey and this afternoon we'll see sunny skies and clouds mixed in. it will be mild and temperatures in the 70s. tomorrow a big cool shot. >> "good morning america" weekend is next "action news" continues at 9:00. here's some of the stories we're working on for you, breaking right now a car plunges 60 feet down an embankment in fairmont park. we're gathering the video and information right now.

also ahead. >> reporter: coming up meet little monster he and his friends are available at philadelphia animal rescue. we'll tell you how this organization is making a difference in philadelphia. that's coming up on "action news." >> not a stuffed cat that's a real cat. now for chris sowers and the entire "action news" team, i'm eva pilgrim. look how still that cat was. >> reporter: he did not look like a monster. [laughter].

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new developments overnight in the high stakes, often chaotic ebola cleanup in dallas. for the first time we see the family of the patient leaving their apartment. this as our dr. rich besser journeys out of the hot zone in africa. >> lots of check points. >> the precautions flight attendants are taking in the air. isis strikes again. beheading a fourth hostage, a british aid worker. now threatening to to kill this american next. what his family is saying this morning. a shark attack. look at this. a great white taking a bite out of this kayak. >> those are holes from a great white shark. >> kayakers tossed into the water, terrified