gusty. you can see the flags whipping in the wind as we look at the korean war memorial. the good news is that we got rid of the rain it's up in new england. 40 degrees in allentown. 32, the freezing mark in the poconos. the poconos the high temperature 39. alejandroalejandrothese are gus, will also at the airport, showing 40 miles per hour. yesterday's system is now up here. heavy rains transitioning over to heavy snows for boston and eastern porks of maine and have the vermont. should be interesting to see what happens in the denver new england game with this system pushing by. we'll have sunshine during the late morning hours. lunchtime, 48 degrees.

3:00 p.m., 50 degrees under a mostly sunny sky. some of the headlines as we look ahead. windchills hanging out in the upper 30s, low 40s, we warm up nicely in the seven-day forecast. i'll have the details, plus, we're tracking a rainstorm by thursday, all that coming up in ten minutes. guys? >> the big to the big story on "action news" this sunday morning is the last push for votes in the delaware valley. both men vying for governor will get serious star power as they stump for votes. president obama will make a stop in north philadelphia to campaign for tom wolf. mr. obama will appear at the liacouras center at temple university in north philadelphia. wolf is making to help corbett the first governor in pennsylvania's modern political history to lose a re-election bit. meanwhile, tom corbett will get campaign help from new jersey governor chris christie. christie stumped for the fell --

fellow republican governor in montgomery county. corbett win will send him back to harrisburg for another four years. >> in the last days before election day, tom corbett is closing in on his opponent tom wolf that's according to the franklin and marshall poll. the poll released friday shows wolf with 53% of the vote. corbett has gained ground with 40%. 5% are undecided. education and taxes are the issues that voters say are the most important to them in the race. election day is november 4. voters in new jersey cast their ballots at 6:00 a.m. polls open at 7:00 a.m. in pennsylvania and delaware. polls close at 8:00 p.m. across the tri-state area. you can rely on "action news" and 6abc.com to track the results as we get them.

go to 6abc.com/election for profiles of the candidates. an 18-year-old boy is fighting for his life after he was shot while sitting in a car in the north philadelphia street overnight. the action cam was at temple university hospital where the victim arrived in a bmw at 2:30. police say the teen was sitting in the car on the ten hundred block of west tioga street when someone opened fire and shot him in the head and hand. that car raced to temple. the victim is in critical condition. a montgomery neighborhood is on edge this morning after a young boy found a razor blade inside a sandy bar after a night of trick or treating. police are trying to determine where the dangerous candy came from. kenneth moten has the story. >> reporter: halloween night is a festive one in this community. haunted houses decorations and trick or treaters.

residents can't wrap their head around the thought that a neighbor wants to harm their children. packaging mistake or malicious act. brandon was trick or treating and came home with a two inch razor blade in his candy stash. >> i opened it up and a box cutter fell out of it. >> reporter: the boy was walking house to house where so many were out and about having a good time. his mother said the razor was in the wrapper of a miniature nestlely crunch bar. >> i think it's crazy to go and ruin an innocent holiday where kids dress up and get candy and you have to worry about razor blades. >> reporter: police handed out information alerting residents. >> that neighborhood will never think of halloween the same. it changes everything. the child got the candy from a

neighbor. that's what's startling to everyone. >> i called my daughter and son and said do not let anybody eat any candy. >> reporter: as some tossed the candy, others are checking it. >> this is a such a great neighborhood why would they find a razor blade in the candy. >> it's a beautiful night, why would it be tainted with this weird, unusual story. >> reporter: jennifer said she'll be making changes next hall -- halloween. >> i'll have somebody go around with him. >> reporter: investigators are warning parents to keep an eye on the halloween candy as the investigation continues. kenneth moten channel 6 "action news." >> four penn state football players were cited after an egg-throwing incident. it happened at a campus building before halloween.

they were issued non-traffic citations. the incident would be addressed with the administer strairgs and the flares -- administration and their families. new surveillance cameras caught the image of a suspect's car, they think the man followed the victim to her vehicle on the 200 block of high street. the thief pushed the comb down and stole her purse. >> septa commuters will not have to worry about a transit strike come tomorrow morning because they reached a tentative agreement. both sides say the agreement includes wage increases. more than 4700 employees have been working without a contract for 7 months. twu234 president willie brown said he'll present the new deal

to union members on friday. penndot will start the replacement of the 422 bridge over montgomery and chester counties. this is a 36 million-dollar project to replace the deteriorating dual bridges located between the stowe and route 100 interchangeses. crews will work through 2018 to replace the eastbound and westbound structures in three stages while keeping one lane in each direction open on 422. >> the eagles are in texas looking to rerebound after the stunning losses in arizona. they are hoping to get help on their injured-riddled offensive line with the start of jason

kelce. he is a game time decision. kickoff is at 1:00 p.m. ducis rogers hosts live from houston at 2:11:30 and get a wrap up on game day final where mike quick joins ducis rogers for all the highlights at 11:35 immediately following "action news" at 11:00. >> it is 9:08 much more to come on this sunday morning edition of "action news." we turned our clocks back overnight but that extra hour of sleep may do more harm than good. >> old man winter makes an early call in parts of the south this weekend. looking live in atlantic city, no snow in our area, thank goodness. meteorologist chris sowers has

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on record. >> i'm heading to the country music awards. >> florida is down into the 60s for the highs. >> reporter: they will be in the 80s by tuesday. that video doesn't do this storm justice. these are the snowfall totals that fell in the carolinas. 22 inches in spring creek. sugar mountain it's a ski resort down there, they are open today. unbelievable amounts of snow. luck, north carolina 18 inches. 5 in asheville. 2.8 in clinton and 2.5 in berea. this storm began as a hurricane of all things in the pacific. let's get you outside and talk weather in the delaware valley. this is what's going on outside your window.

that's the view in cape may. we have a decent amount of clouds sharing the sky with the sun right now. we are expecting mainly sunny skies, it will be blustery and breezy. 43 degrees, dewpoint, 24. winds out of the north/northwest at 33 miles per hour. that's sustained. 42 in trenton. 32 in the poconos. feeling like 29 degrees right now. feels like 29 in allentown. 33 in philadelphia. again the freezing mark is 32. 43 in millville. 33 in trenton. feels like 38 in wilmington. very december like out there this morning. all thanks to this guy right here, this is the same system that brought the heavy rains across the tri-state area yesterday afternoon. now it's pushing north an hammering new england seeing heavy snows on the backside. boston switch over to snow, looks like it's getting ready to switch back over to rain. just a mess up here.

we'll clear out nicely as the storm pulls away. the big story is the wind on the backside of the system. wind up to 40 miles per hour, decent amount of sunshine. monday, high pressure sits over the delaware valley. the winds relax, a little bit a little breezy, but not as windy as today. the winds will shift out of the southwest. that's a milder wind flow for us, temperature wise that will rebound back into the 60s. >> reporter: future tracker 6 showing winds 30 to 40 miles per hour. overnight tonight it will be breezy out there, but they lessen a little bit. tomorrow the wind relax. lehigh valley, sun and clouds, 49 degrees the normal is 62. this 49 will feel like the upper 30s. for the jersey shore, atlantic city, sea isle city, avalon, somewhat milder, you'll never know it with the wind. 352 degrees the actual air temperature, feeling like the up

upper 30s. in philadelphia, 350 degrees, feeling like the upper 0s. 9:00 a.m., 44 degrees, noon, 48 degrees, 3:00 p.m., 50 degrees, 45 at 6:00 p.m. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, 58 degrees for monday, temperature-wise, slowly starting to rebound. tuesday and wednesday, that's more like it. 67, wednesday, 68. thursday, the next system moves in here, that will bring rain back into the area. an inch to an inch neef that's a good -- and a half that's a good soaking. friday, 56 degrees and saturday, 50 degrees. >> don't forget you can take

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>> shaky camera thanks to the wind today. sky6 live hd is taking a live look at the irish-american memorial. if you look too closely you'll get motion sickness because the wind is pushing that camera around today. although we gained a precious hour of sleep, experts say it could affect our sleep routine. the end of daylight saving time is a good opportunity to review our general sleep habits. they suggest winding down before going to bed and get up at the same time every morning. sleep experts say get enough sleep, but don't get too much. >> i don't remember what too much is any more. we eat chocolate. this i could get into.

the journal of neuro science found that compounds increasing connective and blood flow in a region of the brain that's critical to memory. wait before you eagerly have that chocolate bar. researchers warn that the compounds in cocoa exist in the minisucle amounts of chocolate. google is working on a wearable device that would detect cancer and other deceases before the on set. it would monitor nano bodies and detect minor swings in the body. there's a trend that's happening on college campuses that could be dangerous to

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tom corbett cut spending on education by a billion dollars... it's time for a change. elect tom wolf, and you'll get the type of governor we haven't seen for a while... ...one who looks out for average, hard-working pennsylvanians. it's wolf who has solid ideas for bringing in new business and for boosting the economy. tom wolf for governor, a fresh start for pennsylvania. >> reporter: welcome back everyone, 9:24 sunday, here's the day-park forecast, it's a nice looking day, decent amount of sunshine, blustery and chilly. temperatures barely cracking

50 degrees and winds gusting to 40 miles per hour. i want to show you what happened to the yesterday's storm. it was originally a hurricane in the pacific. wait until you see the journey it took. it developed off mexico. there's hawaii, it made a beeline toward the hawaiian islands. it crossed over the island chain and went around the island chain and came up here and hammered the western coast of the united states and western portions of canada, 80-mile an hour winds, 3 to 5 inches of rain, jumped over the rockies and linked up with a pocket of cold air and dove into the appalachians and it's into pulling north into new england. this is what the radar looks like now. you can see the heavy snows and rains pushing west. it produced a large variety of weather across the united states. alicia? >> if this is on your holiday

shopping list, walmart will sell the call of duty game. the largest retailer will be selling call of duty, 24 hours before it's official release date which is tomorrow. it will offered certified preowned video games, as well in 1700 stores. they launched a trade-in program that offered customers for old used games. now they will sell the games in select stores. at&t has been charged with slowing data fees for millions of smart phone users that have data plans. they failed to adequately inform the customers that the company reduces or throttles data speed if they use too much data in a given billing cycle. it may functions such as gps or

streaming videos difficult or impossible to use. genesis singer phil collins has donated his collection of artifacts to the people of texas. he became a fan when he watched the king of wild frontier. his collection includes davey crocket's original gun collection. >> such an unlikely think. he is donating it, everybody can check it out. pretty cool. >> there's more to couple on sunday morning edition of "action news." a woman thwarts a shark attack. >> a holy image. a man said this carving is a message from above.

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>> stumping for votes, both candidates vying for governor of pennsylvania come to the delaware valley hoping to sway voters. >> a father and daughter are

arrested in an attack on a man in queen village. >> cold and windy as you can see from that moving camera him you'll need your coat before heading out the door this morning. >> meanwhile, chris sowers joins us with a look at the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast. you can see the leaves blowing behind him. >> reporter: unfortunately i forgot the gloves again. every now and then we pick you a gust of 30 to 40 miles per hour. temperature-wise this is one of the big stories, we're well below average. highs this afternoon top out in the upper 40s and normally as we should be around 60 degrees. 40 in allentown. 44 in philadelphia. millville, 45. freezing in the poconos. 32. 44 in dover, 41 in lancaster and then you factor in the winds and it feels like 29 degrees in allentown. 33 in trenton. 33 in philadelphia. 38 degrees in wilmington. here's the satellite and radar,

locally we're seeing a lot of cloud cover this morning hanging tough along the coast. everybody else is seeing a decent amount of sun now. we'll go mixed skies, combination of sun and clouds, blustery and cold high temperatures again, close to 50 degrees, 44 degrees, sun and clouds, lunchtime, 48. 3:00 p.m. there's the high of 50 and 6:00 p.m. back down to 45. remember the sun sets before 5:00 p.m. so the temperatures will fall off quirk than what we're -- quicker than what we're used to seeing. pattern change that is what it looks like today. what you will see is the milder ridge set in across the eastern seaboard that will get temperatures back into the 60s by tuesday and wednesday. i'll talk about that much more in the seven day when i step back inside in just a bit. >> voters will head to the polls in two days in the midterm elections. one of the biggest races is for governor of pennsylvania. president obama will campaign for tom wolf during a stop in

north philadelphia. mr. obama will appear at temple university in north philadelphia. wolf is hoping to make correspond beth the first governor in pennsylvania's modern political history to lose a re-election bit. meanwhile, chris christie will stump for votes for incumbent tom corbett. he has plans to campaign in montgomery and bucks county with stops scheduled in springfield, bluebell and ivyland. a corbett win will send him back to harrisburg for another four years. we invite you to go to 6abc.com/election for profiles of the candidates. atlantic city is the most jobless city west of the rockies mountains. the closures of the casino is the main cause of the jobless

rate of 10.8%. it has the highest unemployment rate of any metropolitan area east of the rockies. 8,000 people lost their jobs due to the closure of show boat, trump plaza and atlantic club. >> questions what caused a fie in west oak lane that badly damaged a home. the fire marshal is trying to pinpoint what caused the blaze. you can see the damage in oak lane section of the city. everyone inside managed to escape the burning home safely. >> a father and his daughter have been arrested for the brutal attack on a man last weekend in queen village. police say the man is in the mummers hall of fame. police released this video of the attack on the 100 block of carpenter street about a week ago. 62 car d'amato and his daughter

rita struck the victim in the stomach with a baseball ballot. as he tried to run away her father fired a gun striking the man in the leg. neighbors are glad that an arrest was made. >> i'm glad an arrest was played. >> police say the victim had drugs in his system and initially claimed he didn't know his attackers. there have been a rash of car break-ins in the area, but police don't know if the crimes are connected. >> fireworks are blamed for sparking a fire in disney world. you can seem the flames from the dwarf train. fireworks sparks handled on top of the ride igniting decorative

material outside the structure. >> 960 cruise ship passengers returned to palm beach florida on a different ship than the one they started out on. the one they were on gave them a frightening halloween night. that ship hit something after leaving the grand bahama island on friday night. the cruise line said no passengers were ever in danger, but the line added that the damaged boat might sink eventually. officials don't know what the ship struck. police in the los angeles area hope that fingerprints and dna evidence will lead to the driver of an suv that struck and killed 3 young trick or treaters. police say all three were walking within a designated

crosswalk at the time. the suv was later found abandoned at a nearby parking lot. it had expensive front end damage. the owner of the suv no longer lives at the address where it was registered. in portland maine where five people were killed were college students. the blaze gutted the house. le two other people were hurt, one is in critical condition. seven other people were able to escape safely. the investigation into how the fire started could take several days. >> a friends' act of pure courage saved the life of a woman being attacked by a shark off the coast of hawaii. mckenzie clark was waiting for a wave when she felt a bump on her surf board. she saw the jaws of the shark

wrapped around her bored. board. a friend saw the dorsal if i know -- fin. >> you saw him dragging her and i hit him and he went back out to sea. >> investigation continues into what caused a space craft to crash and break apart in the mojave desert. the spacecraft broke apart in mid flight. they came to the conclusion after they found the debris scattered across five miles of desert. the pilot, 39-year-old, dialed in the crash. the co-pilot was was able to

deploy his parachute and land. he is hospitalized with serious injuries and is talking to investigators. richard branson spoke for the first time since the crash. >> this is the biggest test program ever carried out in aviation history to make sure it never hams to the public. >> -- happens to the public. >> a new york doctor infected with the ebola virus is improving, dr. craig spencer has been upgraded to stable condition. dr. specials -- spencer was diagnosed after returning from the of african nation of begin - guinea. dozens of people turned up to grace church to send meals to

guinea. every person who took part paid for and packed 200 meals. >> that's wonderful. >> much more to come on "action news." eagles in houston ready to bounce back from the disappointing loss to arizona. >> evacuations are underway in california after mudslides are triggered. looking live in hd at the philadelphia airports we have gusty winds.

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here and only here. ♪ come and get it. >> a mudslide in ventura county, california, has forced vac wayses for many homes in an area an hour north of los angeles, the mud surrounded one home and trapped a man inside. rescue crews got him out safely.

there were no reports of injuries. this picture showed what happens when winds in utah hit 80 miles per hour. they also tractor trailers were tossed around on route 80 and landed across the highway. this was not the side of the highway they were on. crews had to wait for the wind to die down before they could safely move the trailers. the winds were blamed for knocking out power to ten thousand houses. >> we have serious winds around here. >> reporter: it's going to be a windy day, that's for sure. we're looking at the christopher columbus memorial. we have winds as highs 40 miles per hour. 44 degrees is the present temperature reading at this 9:00 a.m. hour. dewpoint, 24. winds out of the north/northwest at 33 miles per hour. gusts closer to 40. pressure reading 29.95 inches.

32 degrees in tanersville. the poconos forecasting high temperatures of 39 today. you can see we're pretty much there now, we're not going to climb too much later on. saint david. 43. chester, 44. center city, 44. cinnaminson same number, buena, 45 degrees, bay temperature and ocean temperature starting to drop off quickly. windchills this is what it feels like when you step outside. feels like 33 in philadelphia. 29 in allentown. 43 in millville. and 33 in trenton. gusts again, 40-plus across the area. philadelphia, 43. allentown, 41 gusts. the peak wind gusts came from wrightstown new jersey that topped out at 40 miles per hour. this is a wind day, but it's a quick-moving storm. this system is now over my

shoulder and blasting new england with heavy snows and rains. tomorrow it's up in the can cann maritimes which means we'll see sunshine on the backside of this thing today and tomorrow. heavy storms across the carolinas and smoke mountains and western and portions of south carolina. now they are seeing heavy snows in maine, even boston is seeing a change, looks like they will go over to snow briefly before going back over to rain. here's another view of the storm, it's running up the eastern seaboard. this is a huge storm had it been a little bit colder this could have been a big snowstorm for the delaware valley. you saw what happened, heavy snows here and heavy snows across the new england. the surface maps high pressure moving in. the pressure difference between the low, and the high pressure racing he's we'll get the wind

tunnel effect. tomorrow, the winds shift out of the southwest which means tempts get back into the upper 50s, low 60s and tuesday and wednesday, high temperatures in the mid to upper 60s. the windchills feeling like the low 40s, upper 0s throughout the area. the sun will set before 5:00 a.m. which means the temperatures will drop off quicker than you're used to. 7:00 a.m. p.m. in the poconos 24, degrees, allentown, 31, philadelphia, 38 degrees. today, 50 degrees. overnight tonight, 28 degrees outlying suburbs, 35 for the center city. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, a lot quieter next week, 58 degrees monday. partly sunny skies. tuesday, warmer for election day. 67 degrees, the normal is 61 by then. wednesday, warm, 68 no weather issues out there.

thursday the next system moves on in, just like this past one it will be a big rain rainmakerr us, an inch to an inch and a half. 62. 56 friday, 50 for saturday. >> keep it on the 6abc news app you can take all the weather with you on the go. it's the new smart gien changes to facility any layout you might have. keep up with chris and all the meteorologists here check it out at anytime anywhere. thousands turned out in fairmont park to make new strides against lung cancer. advocates gathered outside "the please touch museum" for the 9th annual free to breathe 5k run and walk. you see our nydia han with

harrison. nydia lost her mother to lung cancer five years ago, nydia's mother was not are a smoker. money raised today will benefit lung cancer research and awareness programs. there's time to donate. we'll posts a link this is ceo tom macarthur's world.

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>> turning to sports this morning, the eagles are in the lonestar state ready to face off against the texans, the sixers dropped the ball at their home opener. jeff skeverski has all your sunday morning sports. >> reporter: the eagles are in houston where hopefully they have no problems at 1:00 p.m. against bill o'brien and the texans. chip kelly and the eagles have spent the week working on correcting the turnovers and the issues in the red zone. the eagles are the worst team in the nfl inside the 20. nate allen said his hamstring is still sore.

he is a game-time decision. if allen can't go, earl wolf will make the start. >> he is ready. >> reporter: do you know how often he'll play? >> we'll wait until tomorrow morning and take it from there. >> reporter: eagles game day kickoff starting at 11:30 and we'll recap everything on eagles game day final after "action news" at 11:00 p.m. the sixers beat labron james last year, but adhere not in but this year not in the cards. sixers saturday 0-3. >> we're working and pieces are coming together and thank you for coming out. >> reporter: michael carter williams addressed the crowd

before the home opener. the sixers put on a good show. kj mcdaniels looking sharp. tied up at 80. the sixers have a lead they can't hold on. sixers 24 turnovers. 60% of the their threes they hit. sixers lost by 18. nolan noelle not looking good in front of the home fans. flyers goalie steve mason does not have his first win of the season. mason in net in florida, starting for the first time after being out almost two weeks in favor of ray emory. flyers kicking themselves after another bad start in the first. willie mitchell the goal. mason and the flyers fall behind 1-0. they are having a hard time evening the score.

claude giroux stops a power play. the fans falling asleep. late in the third, the panthers add another. mason said the flyers played their best when he was on the bench. look at that, they get their first goal, but it's not enough. mason still without a win. that's sports, i'm jeff skeverski have a good day. >> a rhode island man is calling an image he found in a tree a sign from above. take a look. here it comes. >> what do you think that is? brian quirk things he believes the 3-inch engraving is a jesus on a controls. it sits next to a chair where his father used to sit. he notice the the engraving on the 6th anniversary after his father's death after returning from visiting his grave. how it got there?

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and this man who had a classic christy moment will that work for him and against him as we start thinking about the presidential in the next couple of years. it's a great edition of inside story, we'll see you there. >> it's windy and brisk. >> reporter: that sums it up. here's the day planner. 44 degrees, chilly and winds. 350 degrees by 3:00 p.m. it will feel like the upper 30s all day long. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast tomorrow will feel better always the storm continues to pull away, we'll looks like the wind. it will be breezy but not winds. 58 degrees. 67, tuesday, looks good. election day. wednesday 68. thursday, 62 we get rain and friday and saturday we clear. a little windy out there. >> this week with george stephanopoulos is coming up at 10:30. george has a special election

edition. >> reporter: special edition coming up. control of congress and so much more at stake is the senate breaking toward the gop. the best political reporters on the grounds. plus the power house round table. it's coming up on this week, eva and alicia back to you. >> high-profile politicians are in town to help local candidates in the final election season push. >> the eagles takes on the texans and at noon we'll have a live report from houston. now for nydia han, alicia vitarelli, and chris sowers, have a great sunday!

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head for the cemetery! >> tuesday is election day there's some hot races around here, who's coming out on top? let's get the inside story! good morning i'm tamala edwards, it's a holiday for political junkies, election day is tuesday. let's dig in first up we have f and m pollster, terry madonna and dom giordano and christine flowers. terry we'll start with you because you have a poll coming out this week. you showed that the gap has shrunk between tom corbett and tom wolf looking ahead to tuesday, can it shrink