>> good morning, it is 7:00 a.m., sunday, october 5. nydia is off, here's what else happening on "action news." a pennsylvania state trooper killed in an accidental shooting will be remembered at a memorial tonight. entrovirus 68 takes a preschooler's life, kenneth moten has that story. >> and sky6 live hd looking over wilmington, delaware, it's chilly out there, eagles fans add an extra layer as you head outside. let's head outside to chris sowers who is shivering with our accuweather forecast. at least it's not raining this morning. >> reporter: i liked yesterday's weather better than this, it was warm, it is freezing in some locations literally. poconos you were down to 32 degrees about an hour ago.

you're 33. same thing for allentown, 35 in lancaster, millville, 38 if you're looking on the ma'am and trying to to find the location you're not in the 30s, more than likely the windchill is. temperatures are 25 to 30 degrees cooler than yesterday at this time. that's about as large of a temperature swing you'll ever see in this part of the county. cold air is slammed on in. you'll feel it out here, this morning. 26 degrees in wildwood. atlantic city, 26. 30 in allentown, it's football sunday, the eagles taking on the saint louis rams, lincoln financial field, this is a one p.m. start time. it's going to feel like football weather. sun and clouds, a cool breeze, kickoff temperature, 58. it will feel cooler with the wind, 4th quart, -- #th quarter, 60 degrees, feeling like 57, 58.

temperatures like this would feel like the middle of spring, but we're not used to this. warmer temperatures arriving tomorrow, and there's a chance of rain. the forecast is beginning to change, when i step back inside and warm up, we'll talk built changes and i will have the timing with the rain when we warm up in the seven-day forecast in just a bit. >> developing overnight fire people are shot in two separate club shootings three were gunned down outside an exotic club. police say there was an argument outside cousin deans on the 300 block -- danny's, on the 300 block of north 352 street. during a dispute someone pulled out a gun and started shooting. no word if the shooter came from inside the club. two more were shot outside a motorcycle club in kensington. it's on the 1800 block of east

sedgely. a man was hit several times in the stomach and leg. another man was shot twice in the legs. they are being treated at temple university hospital. no word what set off that gunfire. tonight a final salute to a pennsylvania state trooper shot accidentally by a colleague. friends and family will celebrate the life and service of david kedra with a viewing at givnish funeral home in northeast philadelphia. the viewing begins at 6:00. trooper kedra was 26 years old and recently engaged. he was a 2012 graduate of the police academy and served at the skippack barracks in montgomery county. the roman catholic high and temple grad died when another trooper's gun accidentally discharged in conshohocken. he'll be played to rest tomorrow during a private burial. happening today, mixed reaction as convicted cop killer mumia abu-jamal gives a speech

from prisoner. mumia abu-jamal shot daniel faulkner in 1981, 15 years later, the jailed journalist and founder of the philadelphia black panther party earned his degree from the college. goddard said the students are expressing their freedom to engage and think radically and critically. during the the taped address supports of officer faulkner will gather at his memorial plaque. it was at 13th and locust where he stopped mumia abu-jamal earnl get -- and get into a confrontation. critics say it's a slap in the face to the faulkner family. calls to cancel the speech have been rejected. annual upper merion man is behind bars accused of holding a woman against her will inside

her home. police were called to the home where they found a distraught woman. she said she was attacked and held by a man sean gallagher on warner road. neighbors said they heard gun shots. when police investigated they found bullet holes in the home and gallagher has been arrested. it's official a young boy from a mercer county school did die from the entrovirus 68. officials want to make it clear who is most at risk, as several other children are being tested one from the very same school. kenneth moten has more from the children's hospital. >> reporter: here at children's hospital, at last check doctors were waiting on results for three children. meanwhile, hamilton township said there's no need for panic after the death of the four-year-old boy, but remain vigilant when it comes to hygiene. at yardville elementary school,

blue and gold ribbons for ely waller. >> my concern is what am i supposed to look for, is it something mild or serious or everything. >> reporter: concerned mothers attended this saturday news conference where mercer county officials talked about the death of the preschoolers. what's next after the cd confirmed the boy died from entrovirus 68. >> it's a strain of entrovirus 68 that would attack young children, preschoolers, and toddlers who have for the most partly compromised immune systems. >> reporter: and now there's a second boy at the same school at risk. officials say he came down with the symptoms of sudden muscle weakness seen in other children across the county. cases popping up you in 40 states linked to other deaths. doctors reported three cases,

children with weakness in one or more limbs and changes in the spine. the boys who both went home sick september 19th, shared the same classroom, but not at the same time. the department is optimistic that the second boy will not show the same strain. >> if you feel like you're ill or someone in the family is ill, refrain from hugging and kissing. >> we're doing cleaning in all of our schools, not just the yardville elementary school. >> reporter: chop said the conditions of the three children have not changed and there are no new cases. hasslal ton township continues its efforts to keep schools clean and warn parents, the school plans to honor the boy who died, little ely was a triplet and liked to play baseball. kenneth moten channel 6 "action news."

>> we'll continue to follow the entrovirus 68 outbreak at 6abc.com and alert you to any updates, we also have details about the signs and symptoms of the disease, as well as our feature on 6 things you need to know about entrovirus 68. concern is growing for this man, the one hospitalized for the ebola virus in texas. thomas duncan's condition has worsened to critical according to officials at the hospital treating him. meanwhile, 50 other people who had contact with duncan are being watched for signs of the deadly disease, that includes 9 people believed to be at higher risk. >> all of the nine who had definite contact we were able to reach, so we are confident that none of those with definite contact had any symptoms related to ebola, none of them had fever. >> duncan traveled from liberia to dallas last month before he

started showing symptoms, he is now in isolation. "good morning america" weekend will have more on the ebola case in texas and the entrovirus 68 death in new jersey. "g.m.a." weekend starts at 8:00 right after this newscast. the fight over how penn state pays its massive fine for the handling of the jerry sandusky child molestation continues. two state officials filed a lawsuit requiring that the penalty be in the keystone state. ncaa initially intended national distribution of the funds but agreed to allow pennsylvania to control the fine, they asked the commonwealth court to dismiss the suit, but the judge refused, the judge ruled that the ncaa and penn state was trying to usurp the court's authority. it could pave the way for a trial. >> the eagles and rams get

going at the linc at 1:00. send me your fan photos own thoughts on the teams coming off the tough loss to the 49ers. comments on twitter using the hash tag 6abc eagles. the 6abc team will be chiming in during the game. we'd love to hear your thoughts during and after the game. 11:30, ducis rogers hosts eagles game day kickoff live from the link. we'll bring you a live report from the stadium on "action news" at noon. wrap up the day with eagles game day finality -- final at 11:35. the eagles cheerleaders paint the the seats pink, the fuchsia chairs will be used today as the birds tackle breast cancer against the rams. >> the text message from eric

frein on the run for will also a run. >> a -- for almost month. it's a milestone night in the baseball playoffs, a game for the ages. >> reporter: we have temperatures in the 30s this morning. the forecast model are showing highs in the 50s, if we stay in the 500s today it's the coolest daytime high since

the. >> isn't that a beautiful sight on this sunday morning. don't be deceived by theul sight brightness of that sun rising over atlantic city, it is chilly, down right cold outside this morning. meteorologist chris sowers. >> reporter: i have to put my hands there, and warm them up.

we were expecting a chilly morning, but the numbers are busting about 5 or 6 degrees, it's 5 or 6 degrees cooler than what we were forecasting, which was chilly to begin with. let's go live on sky 6. live at lincoln financial field where the eagles get set to do battle with the rams. it's going to feel like football out there. temperatures will be in the 50s most of the time, there will be a breeze out of west/northwest. 46 degrees if philadelphia. dewpoints in the 30s. winds are out of the west at 10 miles per hour. pressure 29.88 inches. it is slowly rising. numbers north and west, tanersville, 33 degrees, you're at 32 degrees last hour. so you already have hit the freezing mark. martins creek 35. slatington and fleetwood 37.

cinnaminson, 42. smyrna, 39. buena, 37 and woodbine 40. if you're location is in the 30s more than likely you're windchill is. feels like 28 in allentown, trenton, 34. millville, 38. freezing mark 32 in reading, poconos 31 degrees, there's that chill in the air. but fortunately it's moving out of here quickly. by tomorrow we're back up in the 70s. it's one day where we feel this unusually cool weather. satellite and radar, the upper level low which brought that powerful cold front yesterday the showers and thunderstorms to the new england that swept through during the morning hours, that's long gone now, but the upper level low is sitting right here, it's driving that cold air. it's funneling it into the high plains. it's shifting east, it was draped like this yesterday. it's zipping on by, even though

the temperatures are fairly chilly for a large portion of the county. tomorrow we'll show you the map it's completely different. surface maps, winds out of the west/northwest, breezy, highs around 60 degrees. tomorrow, winds shift out of the southwest. another storm approaches, it's what we call a great lake cutter, we're on the mild side. that gets us back into the 70s increase of showers by tuesday. 60 degrees, sun and clouds, breezy and chilly, winds out of the west at 20 miles per hour. overnight tonight, chilly but not as cold as thorn. as this morning. 39 degrees outlet lying suburbs, 47 center city. we moderate nicely by the middle of week. 72 degrees for tomorrow's high, 73 tuesday, wednesday, partly sunny, 75. thursday, sun to clouds, 70 and the pattern starts to change as we get into the ladder portion

of the workweek. we'll see a series of lows run through the delaware valley over the next 3 days from friday on, friday, saturday, sunday, each and everyday during that time frame there will be clouds and chances of showers, periods of rain, this kind of looks miserable. >> not a good weekend shaping up for us next week. boo. >> reporter: it won't be in the 30s, so you kind of pick your poison. >> new at 7:00, the coast guard had to come to the rescue of a man who got lost off the coast of miami in an inflatable bubble. he is an ultramarathoner, he became disoriented, they picked him up out of the water and took him to an air station where he is recovering. ♪

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at petsmart®. >> reporter: welcome back everyone, 7:24 sunday morning, you're looking at satellite and radar. we'll set it in motion for you. earlier i was talking about how it will change over the workweek. it's chilly out there right now, but actually the jet stream will look something like that. on the east side you'll warm up, that's monday, tuesday and wednesday. the scream will sit over the -- the jet stream will sit over top of the delaware valley like that. it will not be too cold or too warm. temperatures be will be in the middle. we'll see a series of low pressure that will ride the jet stream one after the next friday and saturday, depending on how long this jet stream sits here, we'll have a source of cold air to the north and source of cold

air to the south, both sources equal in terms of strength. the line will oscillate and sit there and move back and forth. it looks nice in the short term, but we get into thursday, friday, and saturday and the upcoming week it looks dicey. >> the san francisco giants and the washington nationals played 18 inning tied for the longest post season game in terms of inning. the giants hold a commanding 2-1 lead in the nlds. the dodgers won the other playoff game. the eagles need an offensive line and get a guy back today. jamie apody has the rest of the sunday morning sports. >> reporter: happy game day, the eagles getting set for the a date for the rams. they are starting austin davis who was not only undrafted out

of college, the birds defense admits a few weeks ago they never heard of him. the birds have their own issues, the run game or lack of of it. lesean mccoy is getting his buddy lane johnson back on the line. chip kelly quoting one of the world's great philosophers. >> mike tyson everybody has a plan until they get hit in the face, we got hit in the face and have to respond to it. >> we have to get the run game going so we don't have to allow nick as much throwing the ball. >> the flyers bonding trip to cape cod, the guys went on a paint ball adventure. they are geared up and camp --

camouflaged. the coach was in there. i asked claude giroux about it yesterday. >> whatever time you spend with the team you get to know them better and care a little bit more for them and i am a strong believeer in that. >> katie perry picked number 11, ole miss. 23-17 the final. teenager dream for many ole miss students. the only one missing wag fireworks. those are clearly all katie perry songs, i have too much time on my hands. go out and have a great sunday. >> we've mooch

>> brr, a dramatic drop in temperatures, you would to bundle up in your saturday night stroll. the feel of winter is here, it's not even winter, the chilly air, though, don't worry is not sticking around. nydia is off,. let's head outside to chris sowers with a check of the

accuweather forecast. you're all bundled up, chris. it's funny how it's working out, with the sun hitting my body on the left side. this side of my body feels good, this side, the sun has not done it's job. it's colder across portions of the area. 33 degrees in allentown. that's unusually cool for this time of the year. poconos 3, you were down to 32 appear hour ago. 46 in philadelphia. trenton, 38. millville, 38. lancaster, 35. wilmington, 40. you look at the numbers and you may say it's that cold out there, thank goodness i don't live in new england. it's warmer in new england. bangor, maine. 60 degrees, the cold front has not cleared new england just yet. it's fairly mild in maine and

vermont and new hampshire. cold air is heading their way, as well. it's not just here in the delaware valley, it's the great lakes, the high plains a lot of northern portions of the united states feeling the chill from old man winter. satellite and radar, we have a few clouds across the lehigh valley this morning, he everyboy else seeing a mostly sunny skies. it's going to feel like football weather. lots of clouds mix with sun, 48 degrees at 9:00 a.m., noon, 57 degrees, 3:00 p.m., 60 degrees, 6:00 p.m., 58. we have models topping out at 50 degrees, that's the coolest daytime high we've seen since august 28. it will last through the afternoon into tonight, and tomorrow we warm up and back up into the 70s, unfortunately it doesn't last long, but nonetheless it's still cold.

i'll have more on the warmup that's in store when i step back inside. >> don't forget you can take 6abc.com with you. the new smart design fits any device you have, whether it's your tablet or smart phone, no matter how large or small that screen. check it out by visiting 6abc.com anytime anywhere. >> haz/mat crews are rounded up anything and everything that a texas man with the ebola virus may have come in contact with. this morning his condition has taken a turn for the worse. else listed in critical condition. abc elizabeth h up r has more. -- hur. has more. thomas eric duncan in critical condition at texas health presbyterian. authorities believe he may have come in contact with as many as 115 people while sick and contagious. the head of the cdc said of them 50 people could be at risk. >> that group of 50 does

include some individuals who traveled in the ambulance. we couldn't be 100% certain that other people in that ambulance may not have been exposeed and therefore, those individuals will be monitored for the 21-day period. >> reporter: topping the watch list, duncan's family seen on friday leaving the dallas apartment. so far, officials say the four are healthy. and to approve it, county leaders drove them to a new home at an undisclosed location. i am wearing the same shirt i was when i was in the car with the family. >> reporter: gone are the convoy of haz/mat trucks tarps and barrels and cleaning crews from the day before. confess remain why was duncan the first time only to be admitted days later. hospital officials called it a glitch in the procedures, but now claim there was no flaw.

meanwhile, duncan's girlfriend told abc news on the phone they are doing well at their new home, but she said no one has told her how duncan is doing in days. elizabeth hur abc news, dallas. >> overnight word came an american doctor who was treated for ebola is back in the hospital. he is at the university of massachusetts medical center with possible pneumonia and pink eye. doctors don't think he has had an occurrence of ebola, but they ran tests any how. they say it is more likely he caught an infection because his immune system is suppressed due to ebola. a precooler in hamilton township, 4-year-old ely waller died on thursday, the medical examiner said the boy did not have any preexisting conditions that would have made him more

vulnerable to the entrovirus 68. most people experience a runny nose and low-grade fever. the virus has received more attention this year because it made 540 people in 43 degrees seriously i will almost all of them children. meanwhile, there's no official confirmation that three patients at children's hospital has entrovirus 68. chop alerted cdc that the patients are suffering from muscle weakness. further testing is expected. >> new this morning, the search is on for a masked gunman who robbed a bar in the somerdale section of philadelphia. around 1:00 a.m. the gunman walked into ely's bar and grill on the 35200 block of boulevard, pointed a gun at the bartender and demanded money. after the bartender handed over

an undisclosed amount of cash, the suspect ran out the door, nobody was hurt. neighbors woke up to hear the handiwork of the tire slashers. 8 vehicles including a city-owned van was targeted early yesterday morning. the noise was enough to wake up some neighbors. >> you heard [making hissing noise]. i woke up, an hour later you hear the same noise. >> police are searching for surveillance footage. a mile away cameras in juniata park captured a man and two women slashing tires. no word if the incidents are connected. students at a delaware charter school pause to remember

their classmate. the teen's released purple balloons in honor of the girl at their homecoming football game. they heard from the family of the girl. the 15-year-old was gunned down outside einstein medical center last week. investigators have charged 15-year-old gibson with murder and conspiracy, the star football player from father judge is charged with instructing the accused trigger man to open fire at that location. >> from our delaware newsroom, the action cam was along interstate i-95 in newport, delaware, one last peels of the steel from the world -- piece of the steel from the world trade center was escorted by hundreds of bikers to quantity -- quantico, virginia. a decades old tradition of

celebrating polish tradition culture and pride. the 81st pulaski day parade will kick off in a few hours. the parade honors general pulaski who came to the united states in 1777 to help general washington. the parade begins at 12:30 at logan circle. are you ready for football. this is a big game always the eagles are coming off their first loss of the season to the 49ers last sunday. we're just a few hours from the eagles taking on the rams and today birds fans are fired up. albert is sending us a picture on facebook, you can see else all decked out. he has his eagles gear on, he has an eagles chain he has on this morning. good morning to us, great football weather, go eagles!

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blender and stuck it on high, he must have jumped an mile out of the bed and hit the floor. >> my dad got me a screaming mimi, it was like a fire alarm that went off. i would sleep through it. >> reporter: when i am sound asleep, i'm sound asleep. my alarm doesn't always work for me. let's get out to chicago, highs were in the 40s. they had snowfall the early e 40s. they had snow early. this is early for chi town. we have 15 states under frost advisory. this is a mass of cold air that's pushing south and east. as we go live on sky 6. that's the view of of came may.

we're seeing mostly clear skies and a little bit of a breeze, temperatures are milder on the watered than what we are this guy doing 30 or 40 miles inland. philadelphia, 46 degrees, a dewpoint of 36. the air is nice and dry, winds out of the west at 10 miles per hour. pressure reading 29.88 inches. slowly rising. 33 degrees in allentown, 351 on the boardwalk in atlantic city. you can sue see the huge drop off in temperatures the farther inland you you go. the ocean temperatures are in the 60s, you're feeling the ocean influence. sea isle city, 51. lancaster, 35, poconos, 33. of the a large contrast in temperatures, 24 hours about as impressive as you'll ever see in this part of the countries. 33 degrees colder. allen be town, 30, trenton, 26. wilmington, 26, and dover 26 degrees cooler. you'll need something with

sleeves this morning. maybe you're going for an early morning jog, you might need gloves to keep you warm. you'll get a little help from the sun. not much in the way of clouds out there, just a few high, thin clouds north and west in the lehigh valley. all that out here is pushing on by to the north. we don't have any weather in the foreseeable futures. it's going to be chilly today, mild once again tomorrow. combination of sun and clouds. as we run this thing through, same thing for tomorrow. combination of sun and clouds, tuesday we see the clouds on the increase and small, little system cutting through the great lakes could bring showers late in the day. today we'll struggle to get into the high 50s and low 60s. allentown, 58 degrees, sun and clouds, light breeze out of the west/northwest 5 to 15 miles per hour.

willatlantic city, pretty much e same deal, 62 degrees sunny skies and breezy. the eagles take on the rams, sun and clouds, kickoff temperature, 58 degrees. by the 4th quarter, 60 degrees, feeling like football weather out there. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, 60 degrees today. 72 degrees for monday, we rebound nicely. we get into tuesday, again those clouds increase, temperature-wise we're up in the low to mid 70s, let's say 73 in the city. perhaps, 74, 75 south and east, there could be a shower late in the day, there could be an early shower wednesday, otherwise it's clouds and sunshine by afternoon, 75. thursday, sun and clouds, 70 degrees, and then we get into a miserable pattern, thursday night, friday, saturday, sunday, cloudy skies periods of rain and showers, cooler temperatures. enjoy the sun at least we have the sun today. >> that would be terrible with no sun. >> reporter: it would be really cold then.

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eyes of its main character elizabeth. >> has a sense of spoken word single person on the stage. >> reporter: this new take includes the prospective of the family's black caretaker. >> since we have two actors we can build relationships, it becomes more realistic. >> reporter: the director said else drawn to work like this one that are poetic. >> it's a bit more metaphorical than literal. >> reporter: after a brief high high -- hiatus from acting, she said she is excited to return as a leading lady. >> i knew it would take the right project for me to come back. i love this play. that first experience is my favorite experience as an actor

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>> it is game day and it is at the linc, the eagles this afternoon. 7:55 right now. 53 degrees, if you're going to tailgate, put on in layers and grab those hot hands to keep your hands warm. chris sowers is here for a last check. >> reporter: here's the forecast for the eagles game taking on the rams. ful cool breeze out there. 58 degrees kickoff temperature. 4th quarter, 60 with the winds. with the light breeze it will feel cooler than the numbers you see in front of you right there. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast looks pretty nice for tomorrow.

we'll rebound temperature-wise, 72 degrees, clouds and sun, tuesday, 73. there could showers late in the day. that holds on through wednesday morning, wednesday afternoon it's cloud giving way to sun, 75. thursday night, friday, saturday, cloudy, showers and rain. >> holding on to 75 midweek. >> reporter: that's just for one day. >> it is 7:56 we're just a few minutes away from saying good morning to "good morning america." >> reporter: hey eva, coming up on "g.m.a.," air scare, a passenger showing possible symptoms of ebola, sending the cdc into action. what happened next and the question are these kinds of incidents the new normal in the age of ebola? plus the video tape plea from the parents of hannah gram, their new message released three weeks after their daughter went missing, what they are saying will this produce a break in the investigation. take a look at this, an

adventure gone entirely wrong. a guy in an inflatable bubble rescued off the coast of florida. what was he trying to do. we'll tell you about that coming up on "g.m.a." we'll see you soon. >> "action news" continues later this morning here are the stories we're working on for you. a fire truck crashes while en route to a large blaze in in kent county. a local pastor blasted for officiating at his son's same-sex marriage. >> for chris sowers, and the entire "action news" team, i'm

good morning, america. breaking overnight, turn for the worse. the first person diagnosed with ebola in the u.s. is worsening. critical condition. this as the cdc investigates an airport ebola scare in america. >> somebody came on in a hazmat suit. >> is this the new normal? killer virus. for the first time enterovirus d68 is being blamed for causing the death of a child. what schools are doing now and what we know about this fast-moving respiratory disease turning up in almost every state in america. burst hopes. the bubble man who planned a fantastic journey -- >> okay. i'm continuing to go. >> but he never expected it would end like this with the coast guard making a dramatic rescue.