a fire leaves 18 people displaced overnight. red cross cents is here on the scene. we'll have more coming up in a live report. chris? >> the hunt is on for accused cop killer eric frein. how has he not been caught yet? fox 29 following the story from the pocono mountains, how the nearby schools are responding to. >> this our sue serio tracking some rainy wednesday weather, sue? >> oh, yes, chris, not only rain, but some thunder and lightning out there this morning. have you heard it yet? we'll show you what's going oncoming up. san francisco giants and the kansas city royals have their first game in the world series under their belts t went on little late. so if you missed it, no worries, we've got the highlights and of course the

score for you this morning. >> oh, i missed. >> you did? >> every bit. >> me too. >> sleeping? i know, i know. so this is news to us, too. >> good day everyone, wednesday, october 22, 2014. >> 4:01, sue. >> i saw hunter pence hit a homerun. i thought to myself, why isn't he with us any more? and then fell asleep. so little more, but we'll tell you what happened with. that will but we really have to tell you what's going on here with satellite and radar. you see a lot of lightning popping up as we told you, you might be hearing rumbles every thunder where you are. we've got northeastern maryland with some lightning strikes showing up there, also along the jersey shore, let's show you atlantic city, some of those thunderstorms have moved up to the northeast, some have not, in upper township, we may be hearing some thunder, smyrna, delaware, some pockets of heavy downpours, really random, you could be in philadelphia, be completely dry, then be out in chester

county, and be seeing some rain like they are in nottingham this morning. so, temperatures are around where they were yesterday. we've got 53 degrees in allentown, 49 mount pocono, 57 here in philadelphia, 55 millville, dover, and wildwood. compared to yesterday, we're not that much different, maybe tiny bit milder, clouds and rain out there, winds out of the north, and it is going to be chilly today. yesterday we had the southerly winds, today winds picking up as well, could see gusts cents as high as 25, 30 miles an hour, especially getting further into the afternoon with the low pressure system, see the camera would be link at philadelphia international, 15-mile per hour winds, there is your 57 degrees, here is yesterday's high, which turned out to be better than expected with 70 degrees today showers, 59 degrees, thunderstorms. much more to come, 4:02 is the time. on the roosevelt boulevard

southbound between rhawn street and whitaker avenue we have construction there that has one lane blocked. turnpike in pennsylvania, westbound, between ft. washington and norristown, construction has the right lane blocked there. and on the turnpike eastbound between willow grove and bensalem, you guessed it, more construction, the left lane blocked there, kerry? >> sue, thanks. it is cents 4:02. we begin with breaking news out of philadelphia hunting park section, overnight fire sent two people to the hospital. >> fox 29's lauren johnson joins us live from that scene. lauren, good morning. >> reporter: good morning to you, chris, your heart goes out to the people left displaced by this fire, that is 18 people total, who are homeless this morning, the good news in all of this they are receiving help from the red cross, many of them still standing out here in the streets, red cross blankets, looking at what's is left of their homes. late last night there is all started around 11:30 p.m., in a two story row home in hunting park. the flames did spread to neighboring homes here on

north park avenue. looks like four homes total affected by this, less than an hour later the fire was contained, and under control. but not without causing some major damage for families. in all, 12 adults, six children, three pets, left homeless, two people were taken to temple hospital with minor injuries. >> we want to encourage everyone to install a smoke alarm, one on every floor, in every bedroom, if possible. smoke alarms, may not prevent fires but they do save lives and give you early warning to get out. if you cannot afford or do not have a smoke alarm, use the mayor 311 system. the fire department will come out and install smoke alarms in your home to make you safer today than you were yesterday. >> reporter: red cross cents is here on the scene assisting families, crews are here to try to get this messy

situation all cleaned up. see fire crews still out here investigating exactly what caused this fire, but probably hard to see for you because it is dark out, but there is major damage to about four row homes here, again, some of the victims still standing here in the streets looking at what's left of all of there is chris, kerr. >> i kind of colds out there, too. lauren johnson, thanks. day 41 in the search for the man accused of killing a pennsylvania state trooper. the exhaustive seemingly endless manhunt has cents a lot of the residents just plane exhausted. fox 29 has cents been in the dense woods of the pocono mountains since yesterday, as authorities are trying to root out eric frein. now those authorities have shifted their folk us to swift water monroe county. police say they are investigating two new reports of that 31 year old spotted in that area. >> the pocono mountain school district is open today, but they shutdown schools yesterday as a precaution. now, the search has intensified after officer spot add man dress in the green in the woods near this post office. police say, it is the

second possible siting in the area since friday. it has been a long six weeks for people living there. >> my little guy's in elementary. they kept calling mommy, please don't sends us, he's going get us. >> i hope they get this guy and none of them get hurt. >> prosecutors say frein gunned down state police corporal brian dixon and shot second trooper on september 12th. the search has cost nearly $10 million so far. >> this was the scene in rest philadelphia last night, where hundreds cents turned out in honor after slain biker, 23 year old tyrell tyler, known as birth weikel, laid to rest and fellow dirt bikers showed up. mother simply wants justice. >> i want justice. they know who they are.

they know who you are. if you didn't do it you know who did t you know whole big saga going on out here. somebody know what happened to my son. i just want them brought to justice. >> there is cents cents a $20,000 reward on the table for information that leads to the arrest and conviction of tyler's killer. the football coaches at the center of the sayreville hazing scandal have been suspended. >> school board approved suspensions of head coach george nayer and four assistance, suspension stem have charges of hazing and sexual assault among the sayreville bombers football team. seven players have been charged. allegations led to the superintendent cancelling the entire football season, still, many turned out to show their support for the team and its leader. >> not one person here will heal the wounds of this community. the man that's going to do that is sitting at home right now because he's not allowed here and that's coach. no determine agents -- determination, this is

consistent with a process by which we are going through the investigation. >> so this is far from over. in fact, administration is also looking into whether the coaches ever discussed hazing with players. that will be included in a report by that superintendent. 4:08. to kansas city, where day one of the worlds series is in the books. >> yes, game one was all giants from the start. former phillies hunter pence, remember him, he homered in the first. that was pretty much all san francisco would need. giants went onto win the game seven to one. watch game two of the world series here on fox tonight. >> three teens from colorado stopped in their tracks. why the fbi thinks they may have been trying to join islamic state militants in syria. >> new jersey governor chris christie yet again teasing he may be running for president. what experience he sales the next person needs to bring to that job. ?c

sue here we are with thunderstorms in a few places, shower in a few places and nothing in a few others. see the loop of the last hour, the circulation around the low pressure system pretty much right over top of our area. as we zoom out little closer, look at places where we're getting heavy rain, looks like most of new castle county delaware, northeastern maryland, not so much to the north that far, but look out to our wells, along the shore points, around stafford, up in toms river, little bit of rain this morning, earlier in

atlantic city, smyrna, dover, getting some rain, as well. future cast is showing this continuing through the rest of the morning, on and off. again, not every place getting the rain every minute but throughout the rest of the day you could see some pop up showers and thunderstorms, as well, until this thing gets out of here. that may not be until tomorrow because as we head into thursday we will seymour scattered showers throughout the morning, throughout the late morning, throughout the mid-daytime, and then maybe drying up by the afternoon. so, for today, prepare to be chillier than yesterday. we won't get to 70 degrees again. 59 degrees will be the high, with showers, possible thunderstorms, 52 degrees tonight. 4:12 is your time. let's get to the roads. some of them are wet, some we've got construction going on, light, 295, there is construction that may cause some delays. ninety-five southbound between cottman and bridge, we'll work that, the left lane only gets by.

south philly, south swan son street at ritner, there is a vehicle fire there. chris? >> happening today, a church trial is set for pennsylvania. reverend defrock e initiating his sons ' same sex marriage will go behind the highest court, umc appealed his reinstatement in june, in the trial will determine if his defrocking was justified under church law. >> police are hoping that a reward and new surveillance video will break the case in a brazen armed robbery. it happened at a popular chickie's and pete's restaurant in direction i hill, delaware county, on busy twp. line road. two mask men put gun to the head of the manager forcing her and other employees into a walk in freezer. they looted the safe, got away with more than $16,000. the police chief says it was a set up. nobody was hurt but the reward for information leading to the conviction of the robbers is $5,000. if you know something, call upper darby township police.

>> new jersey governor chris christie says he has as idea of what kind of job experience the next president should in fact have. while speaking at an us chamber of commerce event in washington last night, christie said the next president needs to be a governor: shocker. christy also spoke about minimum wage, saying, he's tired of hearing about that issue. >> also in new jersey, rocky the bobcat is on the run, animal escaped from his stafford township home once again. we first introduced to you rock any may after his first attempt. back then, the owner told the judge she made improvement to her home to stop this 38-pound feline from making another run for it. well, now, animal control has set up humane traps in hopes of catching this wayward bobcat. if they find him, this time, they're tacking him to the zoo. >> look at those eyes. >> victory in the fight against ebola. american photo journalist will be release from the an omaha

hospital today. doctors there say 0oshocka's blood is now peg, working in liberia, as freelance cameraman. meanwhile, that cameraman is defending his column evening, nbc doctor nancy snider man. she has been under fire for breaking a voluntary quarantine to pick up take out food from princeton restaurant. tweeted he was never within 3 feet of sneiderman, adding, he wore bid a few people, but never her. quarantine ends tonight at midnight. the family of thomas eric duncan says the dallas hospital that cared for him has refused for weeks to release his medical records. >> duncan died at texas health presbyterian earlier this month. his sister said he asked for lab results after first dosage of experimental drug. at this point she hasn't received them. hospital spokesman saidel be reaching out to provide that requested information. meanwhile, more airport screenings centered around the ebola outbreak in west after a

homeland security says everybody coming to the united states from the hardest hit areas will be screened. this is at jfk, at newark, at washington, dullos, chicago o'hare and in atlanta. meanwhile, the un announcing today that a vaccine could be ready for clinical trials in january. >> let's take a look at other stories making headlines around the world for you today. disturbing story from canada, where the remains of four infants were discovered in a u-haul storage locker, called police yesterday after finding bodies during inventory check for delinquent storage units. autopsies being done to determine how and when these babies died. lead investigators say police are not aware of any reports of missing babies in the area, though. >> staying in canada for this. canadian soldier killed yesterday after hit-and-run accident which is now being investigated as a suspected terrorist attack. the deadly scene took place about 25 miles southeast of montreal. officials say the suspect tried to take off but lost control of his vehicle.

police say the man then emerge from the that vehicle with a knife in his hand. that's when officers opened fire and killed him. investigators say the 25 year old suspect has ties to radical islam and was one of nearly 100 alleged extremists cents being tracked. >> isis claims that it has captured weapon, ammunition dropped by the us military intended for kurdish forces defending town near the turkish border. >> this cash of weapons included hands grenades, ammunition, and rocket propelled grenade launchers, according to video up loaded by media group that is loyal to isis. the millitant group has been trying to seize the town for over a month now, causing some 200,000 people to leave the area, and move into turkey. while curds are battling on the ground, us-led coalition continues that assault from the air. >> north korea has released one of three americans being held by the government. jeffrey now on his way back home to his family in ohio. he was arrested in may for

leaving a bible in a night club. christian evangelism is considered a crime in north korea. negotiations cents for the two other american prisoners are ongoing. colorado authorities say three teenage girls from denver may have been trying to join islamic state militants in syria after stealing their parents money and flying to germany. the girls ages, 17 and 15. they are sisters. and their 16 year old friends were reported missing after they skipped school friday. they were stopped in frankfurt, germany. airports over the weekend by f.b.i. agents in frankfurt, officials say the girls were headed to turkey en route to syria, and investigators are now reviewing evidence including the girls' computer hard drives. >> an absolutely heart stopping thing happened to a mom in minnisota letters she sent to her son ended up back in her mailbox with the word deceased written on them in big red letters. turns out, thankfully, he wasn't deceased. somehow, some way, though, the us postal service greatly

exaggerated the demise of jan's son, jason, the moment she found those returned letters she immediately dialed him up. >> almost caused knee have a heart attack. i said i got two pieces cents of mail back that were supposed to come to your house and marked deceased. what's going on? call me. >> i'm like mom, i'm okay. >> oh, my gosh. jan said it reminded her of the day 20 years ago when police showed up at her door to tell her that jason had been in a bad accident. by the way, the postal service has apologized for that mistake. >> an actress and her boyfriends who accuse los angeles police of racial profiling has been charged with leud conduct. danielle watson, brian james, made headlines last month when watts claimed police arrested her on suspicion of ac prostitute because she was kissing her boyfriend. bus police have maintained they were called to the scene because witnesses say the couple was having sex in their car and police say they

followed proper protocol. watts responds today that charge. >> hackers at it yet again, in their sites this time, possibly another giant staples. the office supply chain says that his contracted law enforcement about possible data breach. that means, hackers might now have access to credit and debit cards used at their stores. staples has given no additional details about this possible cyber attack. security expert who first reported the breach says it looks as is if staple stores in pennsylvania, new jersey, and new york city, were compromised. all right, one of the worlds' most renounded journalists cents has passed away. >> ben bradley was a long time editor of the washington post. just last year, in fact, he was awarded the metal of freedom by president owe bamm a he is best known for overseeing the post coverage of the watergate scandal that brought down president nixon. he also cents successfully challenged the federal government over the right to publish the pentagon papers on the us involved in viet nam. bradley retired from the post,

in 1991, he was 93 years old. >> post not nearly what it was under his tutelage. >> 4:21 the time. >> we used to call it big j journalism. those were the days. let's talk about what you can expect, as far as this rain is concerned, even if it is not raining at your house yet, you will see some before the ends of the day. today and tomorrow expect on and off showers, occasional thunderstorms, and we're seeing or hearing thunder and seeing lightning out there this morning. blustery conditions at times. be prepared for these winds out of the northeast to be sustained ten to 20 miles an hour, gusting up to 30 miles an hour, expected rainfall amounts between an inch and inch and a half. that should put us closer to catching up where we should be this time of year. so let's look at your weather for today. not the best. wait until you see the weekend. on the pennsylvania turnpike northeast extension northbound lehigh valley there is construction that has the ryan lane block.

chris? >> results are in. what tests reveal about the preschooler in the same school as a mercer county boy who died from the enterovirus, straight ahead.

>> the flyers had won only one time in five games. last night it, didn't get do you have a good start. to chicago, oh, yes, not good in chicago.

because patrick cane scored 322nd after the first goal, and the chicago blackhawks go onto win it, the score there four to nothing. all right, the eagles were back at practice, so is running back darren sproles. still not a lot to play sunday at arizona, but he is feeling better. >> i feel pretty good. so tomorrow when i go out there, see if i can put together like a whole practice. >> not a very competitive game, game one of the wormed series, seen on fox. that's hunter pence. it was cents one-nothing, he had a runner on three, three-two count, two outs, guess what he, he hits a homerun. hunter pence is now a good player. giants win the first game to score their seven to one. that's sports in a minute. i'm howard eskin. funny how that works. leaves the phillies and becomes great. >> pham cut from the dallas cowboys, spent the first seven weeks of the season on the team's practice squad.

first openly gay football player, seventh rounds draft choice by the st. louis rams, you remember, cut by the rams at the end of the pre-season, signed to the cowboys practice squad shortly thereafter. now looking for yet another team. good news to passalong this morning, about the enterovirus d68. in mercer county, new jersey. >> finally second child tested for the virus that far killed four year oley lie waller, both students at yards ville elementary in hamilton township. health officials have said the second child tested negative. says it is looking into protocols to deal with situations like this one. >> halloween what nine days away-ish? >> yes, exactly. >> how far is too far when it comes to the halloween decorations? this is at a house right in our area. is this just fun, or rad i can justly out of line. >> why the homeowner says these decorations not going anywhere any time soon. he is not taking them down. and that time of year again, barbara walters putting

together her list of 2014's most fascinating people. some on the list have already

>> eighteen people kicked out of their row homes, six saved by a neighbor who happened to be passing by and see those

flames. how this man stepped in to save the children inside. and a world figure, and nobel peace prize winner gets amazing honor right here in philadelphia, why she says standing up to the taliban and with standing the violence from them, only made her stronger. >> can you imagine that bravery? >> she really is. >> wow. good day, it is wednesday, october 22nd, 2014. >> little colder outside. chillier than yesterday, but due for that. >> little more active radar, sue serio. >> yesterday, went by the constitution center, saw the big tent for that liberty medal celebration it is still with us this morning, in fact, getting casino of loud, in a few places cents, you see, some lightning, northeastern maryland, we a lot around the philadelphia area little earlier, most down by the shore, again, in new castle county, delaware, almost all of that area has rain, and you see rain moving to the north of atlantic city, there is

smyrna getting pockets of heavy rain right now. and as we look at philadelphia, maybe just a shower or two, little bit of rain in chester county, the southern part of chester county, as well. temperatures, they're in the 50's, but today, we expect them to stay in the 50's, because we don't expect as much sunshine as we ended up with yesterday. yesterday was actually better than expected. so, mid upper 50's right now. little bit warmer than yesterday, but not appreciably so. the same thing we brought you today, the wind, because the winds expected to gust as much as 30 miles an hour, throughout the afternoon today, with this low pressure system around. and winds coming in eventually out of the northeast, so, 15-mile per houris zero sustained winds, 57 degrees, and there it is, your high temperature yesterday, we managed to get to 07 degrees, turned out to be a delightful afternoon, for most of it, until the clouds came back, then rain, it will be 59 degrees today, with showers, thunderstorms, and winds as we said gusting 25, maybe even 30 miles an hour, throughout the day.

so, hold on to your umbrella, hold on to your hat. it is cents 4:32, let's get to the roads. on the route 42 freeway, northbound, between 534 and route four; we have construction that has the two left lanes blocked. also, on the turnpike between willow grove and bensalem, construction there, has the left lane blocked. and finally, in south philly, we have a car fire, south swan son street at ritner. watch out for that. chris? >> let's get to breaking news, sue, 4:32, overnight fire sends two people to the hospital, destroys several homes, the city hunting park section. >> fox 29's lauren johnson joining us live at the scene. lauren? >> reporter: hey, good morning to you, kerry, your heart goes out to these people left standing in the street, looking at what's left of their homes, out here in hunting park. another fire engine, just arrived here, the good news, also, is that red cross is here trying to help these people. let's take a look at some video late last night when this all started. around 11:30 p.m., two-story row home here in hunting park. fire chief says when crews arrived here, just two minutes

after the call came in, flames were shooting from that first floor and second floor of that first row home that was in question here. also, spread to the first floor, of the home next-door on north park avenue. fifty-eight minutes later, the fire was contained, and under control. but not without causing some major damage for families when it was all said and done, five properties were damaged by the fire, in all, 12 adults, six children, and three pets were left homeless. two men were taken to temple hospital with minor injuries. one good samaritan was driving by the homes here when he jumped out of his car and started knocking on doors. >> it was cents about help the people out of the house. i did anything else anybody else would do. >> we want to to encourage everyone to install smoke alarm, one on every floor, in every bedroom if possible. smoke alarms, they may not prevent fires, but they do save lives and give you an early warning to get out. if they can't afford or do not

have a smoke alarm, dial 31; you can use mayor nutter's 311 system. the fire department will come out and install smoke alarms in your home to make you safer today than you were yesterday. >> reporter: sixty firefighters were on the scene here to help battle the blaze. the fire is out now, but the fire marshall is here investigating the cause of this fire. emergency crews are also on the scene to help get this messy situation all cleaned up. again, some victims are still out here on the scene, draped in a red cross blanket, just hoping for help, as they stand here and stair of what's left of their homes, chris, kerry? >> exactly, and at 57 degrees it, could be worse for them outside, but it is certainly not warm. lauren, thank up. meantime day 341 in the search for the man accused of killing a pennsylvania state troopers, the exhaustive seemingly endless manhunt has many residents there just plane exhausted. fox 29 has been in the dense woods of the pocono mountains since yesterday, as authorities try to root out

eric frein. now shifted their folk us to swift water, monroe county, and investigating two new reports of the 31 year old spot in the that area. >> the pocono mountain school district is open today. but they shutdown schools yesterday as is a precaution, the search has intensified now, after an officer spot add man dressed in green in the woods near a post office. police say it is the second possible siting in the area since friday. it has been very long six weeks for residents. >> me limb guy in elementary, kept calling, mommy, please don't sends us, please don't sends us, he is going to get us. >> i just hope they get this guy and none of them get hurt. >> prosecutors say that frein gunned down state police corporal brian dixon and shot a second trooper on september 12th. that search is her has cents cot nearly $10 million so far. >> a prep school grad says he's guilty. now a drug ring targeting high school and college student friends monroe county history. nineteen year old timothy brooks of villanova pleaded guilty to participating in the

corrupt organization possession with intent to distribute and criminal conspiracy. brooks' attorney says his client is taking responsibility for poor decisions cents. prosecutors say brooks and 25 year old kneel scott recruited and supplied dealers with marijuana, cocaine, and other drugs. scott's awaiting a court hearing next week. five other people have entered pleas in that case. all right, good news for south jersey philadelphia commuters both patco tracks are returning to service across the ben franklin bridge. most of the work is in fact done. that means, normal weekday patco service resumes with no scheduled track outages today on the bridge. four lanes to philadelphia are open again. and you can travel four lanes to new jersey during the afternoon rush. however, on weekends, crews will finish up work so trains will run in 30 minute intervals on weekend? right. people living near the bridge are so happy to hear that finally, yes. so that's the good news, this, maybe not so much. septa's largest union taking a vote sunday to authorize a

strike t includes subway operators, bus drivers, mechanics, engineers, stalemate over pensions, health insurance, and raises. if they vote yes, workers could walk off the job, as soon as monday. so with a was the biggest name in philadelphia over the summer, would you say? >> oh, mo'ne. >> mo'ne, without a doubt. philadelphia's own mo'ne davis continues to bring the thunder. wait until you see how the ace pitcher just hit a homerun with this new commercial. >> and then it is that time of year again. barbara walters starts putting her list together of the year's most fast cents mating people. some surprising names already being leaked from that list, we'll tell how we know is on it so far. >> sue

are you going to walk or run in the altzeimer's event? >> i'm just going to be there. >> or be square. we are going to watch. you can join us there is team there is crazy group of people, called the "fox 29 news", we're going to be in atlantic city this upcoming sunday october 26. you can join the wacky alex halle, the jennifer joyce, how about that meteorologist, scott williams.

>> so handsome. >> also at citizens bank park, and sue year yo, how about kerrey barnett tell you all kind of store what's she does at the jim, i'll be there, as well. myfoxphilly.com, in the family focus section. >> i was trying to learn how to speed bag at the gym. >> oh, not easy. >> i'm looking behind me, that's where sue sits. see hero casually over chris' shoulder. >> there she is. >> that's all right. this is my work station. i have no where else to go. i'm sorry. >> you know what? that's a skill that few have, kerr. >> i yes, i don't have it. >> and you're one. well, you're choiring that skill. you're one. >> i hope fully this skill of mine, this meteorology thing, will be proving to be correct. because the weekend looks real dinner. but first you got to live through today and tomorrow. yuck. showers, windy, 59 degrees for high temperature today. fifty-five tomorrow, with rain in the morning, it is still windy, even after the sun

comes back out, hopefully in the afternoon. some sun emerging on friday, it is milder, in the 60s, and we should be pretty nice as we said both days of the weekends, dry on saturday and sunday, and there is your walk to ends altzheimers' sunday morning, in atlantic city, stays nice through monday, and by tuesday, well, look at. that will we're back in the 70s, and that is your weather authority forecast. let's go back to south philadelphia. look at that where that car fire is. it is at south swan son street, and ritner. so avoid that area. kerry? >> all right, sue, thank you. it is 4:42, it is creepy and it is inapropriate. also fun and decorative. local neighbors in tip over these halloween decorations, you what do youy? why the owner says they're not coming down any time soon.

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what do you think of this, bellmawr new jersey family creepy halloween decorations cents, getting a little attention, in the from witches, ghosts, goblins, some of the neighbors say thee things hanging in the front yard are way too creepy. but the family disagrees. dawn timmeney shows us. >> check out this bellmawr, new jersey neighborhood, and you'll find witches flying through trees, ghosts cents and ghouls and plenty of other fright full sites, it is halloween, after all. but, this display outside a home on wilson street is scaring up quite a controversy. >> oh, i don't like that. it is creepy.

>> the dolls, i don't like the dolls, no. >> three seemingly bloodied babydolls with ropes around their next hang in the front yard, along with spiders and skeletons. some neighbors say the babies are down right disturbing. >> i really don't like that. i like see witches, you know, goblins, and ghosts. not hanging babies. >> one neighbor who doesn't want to be identified says this goes way too far. >> it is scare, it is gross, it is discusting, it is horrible. >> reporter: do you think they should take them down? >> yes, right away. >> reporter: chris crewing he's wife and three children put up the decorations cents, he says halloween is a favorite family holiday, and they go all out every year. >> this is what is scary today. i don't think people realize that. this is what the kids are into, like i said, the conjuring, and annabell. >> reporter: kruger said he can't believe neighbors are making such a fuss over harmless halloween fun. >> are you guys serious? i watch 29. you guys should have sent out dave schratwieser for something like there is right, this is half ya type stuff.

seriously. >> reporter: nineteen year old nicole, who lives across the street, said she actually thinks it is casino of spectacular. >> i'm into all that, so it is just scary, i don't think it is cents that big after deal. it is only for the spirit of halloween. >> last name is crewinger? >> chris kruger, not freddie, but chris kruger. >> anyway, says despite what neighbors think, the kruger's aren't scared at all of the controversy and the babies are staying. >> that's a self-fullfilling possible, if you're a kruger, do you have scare the people. >> seventeen year old malala yousafzai the youngest nobel peace prize winner, also the 2014 liberty medal recipient, took the stage at the constitution center in philadelphia yesterday. malala yousafzai was recognized for her courage to get education for girls around the world.

malala yousafzai stood up to the taliban. can you imagine the bravery? during her acceptance speech, she talk about the have i lent act toward her and that a lot of people did nothing to stop it. >> in the taliban, they take me in order to silence me. but i think they committed a big mistake. they did a bliss meg taste because nothing stopped in my life. fear, hopeless, died, and strength, power, and courage was born. >> is that inspiration? had a group of 16 high school seniors from mount st. joseph academy want to go meet malala yousafzai. they met her at the convention center yesterday, where she spoke at the forbes 30 under 30 summit. girls started social media

campaign to promote educational opportunity for all children. >> just seeing how difficult it is cents for people around the worlds to get an education, it just makes us feel like we have an obligation casino of to help people around the world get that education, because it is so important. >> those girls are going to join us today on good day philadelphia at 8:00 this morning. pipe the way, it is part of malala yousafzai's liberty medal prize $100,000. she says she's going to give that to the children in pakistan for education and support. >> she an amazing young woman, she really is. so proud to have her here in philly. >> some entertainment news, barbara walters revealing most fascinating people. that list includes actress scarlet johansson, oprah winfrey, who walt will sit down with in depth interview, neil patrick harris, comedian chelsey handler made it, as

well. last year's list was supposed to be her final most fascinating people special. but the iconic journalist says abc asked her to do another, so it airs in december. a lot of people on the internet talking about rene sell wig err's appearance on recent red carpet event? on monday, she attended the elle magazine women in hollywood awards, got a lot of attention how she looks, especially her face. some reports call her unrecognizable, and she issued a statement to people magazine about her new look saying she is glad people think she looks different. the actress said quote living a different, happy, more fulfilling life, and i'm thrilled that perhaps it shows. >> she does look different. i didn't even know that that was her. you snow. >> her eyes seem more open, i guess? >> yes, and bit after tan. her hair is i have rent? i don't know, if she is happy, let her be. she is still prep. >> i can't see her teeth in that shot. teeth may be different. >> some people like to smile

with their mouth closed. >> like mona lisa? >> exactly. it is mysterious. sue? >> thank you forgiving me some time to get over here. >> technically, just now 4:51. >> i made it. remember where you saw me before, it is a bit of a distance. here we are. really getting the lay of the land here, aren't you? that's the pay off for getting up early. 4:51 is the time. low pressure system bringing some rain and maybe some thunder to your neighborhood. if you are in new castle county, delaware, we see some lightning showing up. there may be some thunder there. a loft thunderstorms up in ocean county this morning around the toms toms river area. there we have smyrna, delaware, probably getting some thunder right now, as we certainly see the lightening showing up on radar. so this is a look at the surface map, casino of depicting what's going on, and low pressure system petting --

pretty much right on top of us. we expect to feel the effect the rest of the day today and probably the early part of tomorrow. your future rainfall totals could be around an inch to maybe 2 inches of rain by the ends of the day tomorrow. i think by tomorrow morning most of the heavy rain that we will get will be out of here. temperatures are still in the 50's they were yesterday at this time, and they are today. fifty-seven in philadelphia, 54 degrees in wilmington, we will keep an eye on the wind speeds today, because they are expected to pick up in the wake of this low pressure system, sustained winds in philadelphia right now. and a look at the seven day forecast, shows the pay off for living through today and early part of tomorrow is a great weekend. with temperatures in the 60s, both saturday, and sunday, and maybe by the middle of next week getting back into the 07 ace. let's hope so. 4:52, let's check traffic for you n wynnefield, city avenue at ram, there is cents

an accident. all lanes are blocked on that part of city avenue. luckily, it is early, hopefully things will get cleared up. a car crash, tree came down, so did pole. overbrook avenue, very pussy part of city avenue so we have to keep an eye on that throughout the morning. >> 4:52 the time -- 4:53 the time. a man tells the prep of the united states to back off his girlfriend. mt. pocono the commander in chief got e

this is ceo tom macarthur's world. in macarthur's world, he opposes new laws to ensure women receive equal pay for equal work. and macarthur opposes a woman's right to choose backed by a group that would outlaw abortion even for rape and incest. for us in the real world, aimee belgard. aimee will fight for equal pay and protect a woman's right to choose. aimee belgard's on our side. i'm aimee belgard and i approve this message.

so while casting a ballot, most interesting thing happened to president obama. >> yes, in his hometown, obviously chicago, monday for early voting a man named mike jones made a wise crack about the president, and his girlfriends. >> i really wasn't -- >> i am sorry. >> there is an example. >> oh, my. he is smooth. >> he is smooth. he has the moves. she apologized profusely, president joke she tell a

friend and family that her boyfriends was cents such a fool. >> fool. >> ♪ ♪ >> all right, one big treat. illinois man going all out for halloween. he created a amazing light show at his house orchestrated perfectly to queen's bohemian rap sod i. >> fantastic. all right, 4:57. a big, big mistake, big red letters. how a man was accidentally declared dead, giving his mother quite a scare. he's okay but

j few years ago a movie 40 days, 40 nights, not about the search for eric frein, but that is now entering four; pouring up here in the poconos . also, he may not think much of it, but he's being hailed a hero this morning. how he saved three kids from an overnight