these are welcome changes, everybody wanted the change. sky6 live hd shaking around in atlantic city. winds are picking up, we're seeing gusts as high as 30, 35 miles per hour. it's going to get worse this afternoon. winds could exceed 45 miles per hour later on. storm tracker 6 live you can see the steadyier rains across -- steadier rains across southern new jersey and coatsville and malvern. burlington, camden, medford, glassboro, and hammonton getting wet. this will continue into the first part of the afternoon. around 1:00 p.m. everything should start to shut off straight up to the north in canada. it will mainly cloudy and chilly and windy. 45 in quakertown. after yesterday's high, 80 degrees. 3 days ago we were up to 86. there is a 40-degree change. pilots, 45. saint davids 47. chester, 47. across south jersey, for the most part, the numbers have dropped into the 40s. vinyl, 48. cinnaminson, 47. browns mills 48. ewing, 48 degrees. this 56 will feel like the low to mid 40s all day. morning showers and afternoon clouds and a ton of wind. i'll focus on that part of the story when i come back. >> all right, folks, you can stay on top of the changing forecast at 6abc.com/weather. there you will find the seven-day forecast and a live look at storm tracker 6 live double scan radar. we're going to invest you in and your families. >> we're going to win the state of pennsylvania and we are going to win the white house! >> donald trump and hillary clinton are making their pitch to voters here in the pivotal state of pennsylvania this weekend. the philadelphia area is again, the center of the political spotlight. hillary clinton and running mate tim kaine stumped in philadelphia. they will do that tonight. donald trump is ramping up his message in pennsylvania for the first time in almost 30 years pennsylvania appears to be up for grabs. the most recent quinnipiac poll shows clinton leading trump by just 6 points. that factors in other party candidates. today hillary clinton shifts from this stop in ohio to a rally in pittsburg and ending the day right here in philadelphia. shell speak tonight alongside running mate tim kaine at penn park on the university of pennsylvania campus. >> we are not going to tolerate the kind of gun violence epidemic that has swept this country. >> clinton got up in wilks-berre from vice president joe biden. >> what angered me is trump's behavior, trump's actions have been so outrageous, there has been no time, no time for the press to believe to be able to e stuff that matters. >> the clinton campaign is hitting back that trump may not concede gratefully should he lose on november 8. clinton said america knows the difference between leadership and dictatorship. donald trump is going to gettysburg. he is going to layout his plans for the first 100 days in office. he was in newtown, bucks county last night. dann cuellar was there. >> reporter: it was a standings standings -- standing room only crowd at the newtown sports club. >> we're going to renegotiate nafta and stop the tpp. >> we're going to have the biggest tax cut since ronald reagan, hillary clinton will raise your taxes a lot. >> reporter: terrorism. >> i'm going to keep radical islamic terrorism the hell out of our country. and i illegal i immigration. >> we're going to have strong borders and the wall. >> reporter: he took a shot at hillary clinton. >> she is the most corrupt person ever to run for the presidency of the united states. >> reporter: on those issues he scored a lot of points with the crowd. >> hillary clinton with all her e-mail scandals and all the scandals going on, you can't vote for hillary. >>ic the -- i think the biggest think for people like ourselves he is not going to raise taxes. >> reporter: quha -- what did you want to hear tonight. >> keeping illegal i immigrants out. >> reporter: donald trump will kick off his closing arguments for american voters in gettysburg where he will define a clear choice for america. in newtown, bucks county, dann cuellar channel 6 "action news." >> we would like to remind you this morning, about another big race in pennsylvania on monday night, "action news" anchor jim gardner moderates a final fight for the pa senate race, pat toomey squares off against challenger, katie mcginty. you can see that liable on channel 6 starting at 7:00 p.m. "action news" has you covered every step of the way from now until election day. you can get breaking alerts from the campaign trail by downloading our free 6abc news app. it's available for you right now on the apple and google play stores. >> time 9:07. new this morning, police shot a suspect after a chase in west philadelphia overnight. this happened before 4:00 a.m. on the 500 block of north 56th street. the suspect was hit in the arm taken to the hospital in stable condition. officers took a person into custody and are questioning two others. two philadelphia police officers are okay after they were involved in a crash in germantown. the officers were in an unmarked police vehicle and hit head on. "action news" was there around 2:30 a.m. at the intersection of germantown avenue and high street. we are told the driver of the other car was taken to a hospital to be treated. update for you, faculty at pennsylvania's 14 state run universities have put down the picket signs. this comes after an agreement that was reached yesterday putting an end to the strike that shut down the system. both sides are thanking tom wolf for helping with the details. the details have not been released. the details will require them to pick up a higher share of healthcare costs. the 72 hour strike put the brakes on the semester. >> i feel better now that they have come to an agreement. >> this impacted over 100,000 students. students in west chester say they are happy it did not dampen home coming weekend. it has to go to the union for ratification. many have unused medicine sitting in your medicine cabinet. there's a nationwide effort to help you get rid of it. prescription take back day is designed to keep medicine out of the wrong handles. the program is anonymous, you can find a link with times and locations in our area on the "healthcheck" page at 6abc.com. 9:09. much more to come on "action news" for the this saturday morning. a philadelphia tailor is offering 6abc viewers a special discount on his custom suits, alicia vitarelli brings you the details in what's the deal. and she paid the ultimate sacrifice battling a fire in philadelphia. now there's a new honor coming for firefighter joyce craig. fios is not cable. we're wired differently. so we wired the wagner's house with 100 meg internet. which means in the time it takes mr. wagner to pour a 20 oz. cup of coffee, tommy can download 30 songs, and jan can upload 120 photos. 12 seconds. that's the power of fiber optics. this is your last chance to get super fast 100meg internet, tv and phone for just $69.99 per month online. hurry, our best offer ever ends soon. only from fios. vo: donald trump and pat toomey anhave plenty in common --. they're both putting pennsylvania women at risk. even after trump bragged about sexually assaulting women, toomey stood by him. on women's health - both trump and toomey would defund planned parenthood. on abortion: trump: "there has to be some form of punishment" toomey: "i would suggest that we have penalties for doctors who perform them." pat toomey and donald trump: too dangerous for pennsylvania women. >> thank you for staying with us, 9:12 a.m. chris remember the 80s, not the decades. so long they are go. >> reporter: some of my favorite music is from the 80s. there's the view of the commodor barry bridge, kind of gray and gloomy, we have some leftover rain across south jersey and delaware. the winds are picking up, they will usher in the cooler air later this afternoon. let's flip it over to the radars. there's storm tracker 6 live we're seeing the shades of green, every now and then we see the blobs of yellow pop up here, this is southeastern burlington county. there's another heavier cell west of 70 and 206 where the circle is. there's heavy rains there, north of medford lake. we have moderate rains pushing into glassboro. everybody is seeing lighted and persist and -- persistent rain. later this afternoon, after lunch we'll see mainly cloudy skies and leftover showers and patchy drizzle. the steady stuff by then is long gone or should be long gone. this is august in october here, the 80s we psalm in the past few few -- past few days, an 80 in october is not out of the area, but this is. 82 monday, 84 tuesday, 86, the record breaker. 87 in wilmington, 81 on thursday, friday, 80 degrees, now we're down to 51, nearly 30 degrees colder from yesterday's high in the city. allentown, 49. poconos 39 with windchills in the upper 20s. trenton, 48. cape may, 54. 52 for the state of delaware. look at the wind speeds. 35 inn gusts in the poconos. 37 in reading. near 30 in wilmington. the wind speeds continue all day long, 1:00 p.m. we could see gists 40 miles per hour around the delaware bay and the oceanfront. gale warnings in effect for those two areas. rough seas and strong gusty winds. they will continue this evening, into the overnight. 8:30, 20 to 25 miles per hour. overnight tonight, the winds relax a little bit, one p.m. start time, tomorrow, eagles take on the vikings winds could gust 25 to 35 miles per hour. as the low strengthens wind increase. we get into sunday, the low moves, it will be breezy, about you not as wind -- but not as windy. it will be a little bit chilly. future tracker 6 most of the rain will be gone by midday. most of us by lunchtime we're starting to dry out. we get into the early afternoon, same thing skies might brighten up before sunset. overnight tonight everything is clear, that sets up a nice day tomorrow. today is kind of a bad one, tomorrow is a good one. showers this morning, leftover clouds, windy and chilly, high of 56. windchills in the 40s. 48 degrees by 11:00 a.m. 1:00 p.m., 49. leftover showers, peeks of sunshine later this afternoon that should get us into the low to mid 50s. overnight tonight cold, 39 degrees outlying suburbs, 44 for center city under a mainly clear sky. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, feeling and looking like fall we are getting close to peak season for the foliage. this is a good week to view that. 56 today, 64 sunny and breezy tomorrow. monday, mostly sunny, 63. tuesday, sunny and nice, high of 57. a little bit cooler wednesday, 56. thursday, 58 degrees and increasing clouds and showers, once we get this little bit of rain out of the way this morning, the rest of the seven day looks good. >> basically it will feel like fall. >> 9:16. temple football play book is 30 minutes away on 6abc. coach matt rhule joins us to breakdown the game. first on "action news" saturday at 9:00 a.m., "shelter me rescue of the week." >> reporter: i'm cesily tynan this guy is opie one of the animals saved by the providence animal shelter i'll introduce you to opie and his friends later on "action news." i spent many years as a nuclear missile launch officer. if the president gave the order we had to launch the missiles, that would be it. i prayed that call would never come. [ radio chatter ] self control may be all that keeps these missiles from firing. [ sirens blearing ] i would bomb the [ beep] out of them. i want to be unpredictable. i love war. the thought of donald trump with nuclear weapons scares me to death. it should scare everyone. i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message. wants to be your new personal secretary. the social network rolled out a feature called recommendations that will help you find new things to do and restaurants to try and performances to see it's thank to help from your friends. the feature will be linked to a status update. when you ask for advice it will be turned on to links and put on maps. it will help you make disappointments and integrate you with ticket master, as well. >> boo at the zoo is back at the philadelphia zoo. kids and adults can come dressed up in their costumes to visit their favorite animals. there will be trick or treat stations with candy along the way. there will be a haybale maze. "harry potter" is back, germantown avenue in chestnut will be transformed into everything "harry potter" that runs from 11:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. whether the suit makes the unanimous or the man makes a suit. a center city business has a deal for guys, being a 6abc viewer will help you save money. the deal is availability today. alicia vitarelli sizes it up. >> you almost feel like you're in an old fashioned parlor when you come in here. >> reporter: inside henry davidson on spruce street you learn there's an art to the well dressed suit. the idea invest in one good suit. >> it's not the cost of the garment. it's the cost of wearing the garment. when you invest in higher quality garments they last 3, 4, 5, 6 times longer than the cheap off the rack garment would. >> reporter: it's more of a personal styling session where men take the investment and stretch it. >> the accessories is how you make the garment look different. it's the less intensive way to change the look rather than buying 2 or 3 or 4 suits. >> reporter: they have deals on custom locally made shirts and discounts on high end fabrics. >> they will come for their wardrobe for the year and we'll make a piece here and piece there. >> reporter: some of them are woven with gold leaf and crushed diamonds. >> you're wearing diamonds all over your body. >> reporter: they are offering deals on suit add ons. >> a guy buys a suit we're offering him 50% off on a vest to make it a three piece suit or a pair of trousers. >> this monogram is my own handwriting. we can do this. for the 6abc viewers i'll include it. >> we like a good deal. >> reporter: for channel 6 "action news" i'm alicia vitarelli. most people owe the bank. but pat toomey actually owned a bank. and when he went to washington, he voted to change the laws... to benefit wall street and banks like his. voting to gut consumer protections that crack down... on predatory lending and fraud. to take money from you and... line the pockets of wall street millionaires like... himself. pat toomey: out for himself, all in for wall street. dscc is responsible for the content of this advertising. 9:25 this week's "shelter me rescue of the week" winner takes us to media pennsylvania and the providence animal center. cesily tynan shares the success story that started with a simple wish. >> katie and steve found navy in august after two years of marriage and moving into a home. >> now that we settled we wanted to bring the dog in and start our family. >> reporter: this is a beagle mix and pomeranian and terror traits. the 6-month-old public came from the south rescued from an uncertain future. >> you give them a second chance. >> reporter: that's part of the mission at the rescue. it was known as the delco spca is hoping to adopt 3500 animals this year. events like bark in the park on october 29th bring the community together. >> it's the fruits of our labor they see them in front of us. >> they have weekends for dogs like pongo who have been at the shelter for 30 days. it's free to adopt this 2-year-old dalmation mix. dutch is an easy going pitbull mix. frankenstein is a kitten looking for a home before halloween. >> he is 2 to 3 months old. he is a baby. >> reporter: this himalayan is cry baby. >> he is the complete opposite of a cry baby. >> this is opie, a 4-month-old chocolate lab puppy. he was rescued from a shelter with his siblings and brought to the shelter. visit the providence animal center website. if you would like to share your shelter success story post the picture to the "fyi philly" using the #67 abc shelter me. tells us where you adopted your pets and how much they mean to you. we'll feature your stories on the upcoming "shelter me rescue of the week" segments. cesily tynan channel 6 "action news." >> another player helping the sixers rebuild is heading to surgery. this time it's jerry fickes -- nerlens noel, where's going to have surgery on his left knee. he missed his rookie season because of surgery on the same knee. penn state football team plays number two ohio state live on 6abc. kickoff is atp.m., "action news" follows at 9 dear fellow citizen, time spent with my son really makes me appreciate "the now". but i also have to plan for my family's future. and that means taking on debt. in a smart way. like my mortgage - it's working for me. and if he needs a college loan down the road, that'll be worth it too. it's all about having a strategy, that fits your life. so, if you have a question about how to make debt work for you, ask me. sincerely, brandon heaven fellow dad and fellow citizen. about how to make debt work for you, ask me. presidential candidates bring their message to pennsylvania that's next on "action news" saturday at 9:00 a.m. back to reality, so long to the summer-like feel and hello rain and wind and the feel of the fall. outside we go to meteorologist chris sowers and the accuweather forecast. the rain is gone, but it's chilly. >> reporter: this is more like it, right? it's definitely blustery out here this morning. winds are picking up and temperatures are 30 degrees colder than in time yesterday. or at least 20, 25 depending on your location, 30 degrees colder than yesterday's high, it was 80 degrees, it's the 5th time this week we hit 80 degrees. it felt like august, now we're back to reality. the changes begin this morning, we're seeing green on the radars. we're in the middle of a donut hole in philadelphia. that's why i'm able to stand out here without the umbrella. everybody seeing light rain especially across south jersey, where yellows are popping up. chads ford, moderate rain there. all this is pushing off to the east at 15 to 20 miles per hour. there's the motion for you, again it's kind of circulating in a counter clockwise fashion as the pulls away out to sea. now the winds are really starting to pick up here as that low begins to crank. it's done a number on our temperatures. 80 degrees was yesterday's high around 5:00 p.m. yesterday evening we were down to 63. now we're showing 51 in philadelphia. look at the poconos, 39 degrees and falling, 49 in the lehigh valley. and falling, trenton, 48 they are also falling. windchills in the same areas are actually down into the 20s and 30s. the poconos they have a windchill of 28 degrees, so a huge change from that 80-degree weather we saw yesterday. take a look at the air mass to the northwest. you can guess where this this is heading. 38 degrees that cold air mass is heading toward the delaware valley. that area of low pressure as that continues to deepen on strengthen, the winds will picking up later this afternoon and that filters all the cold air in. we could see air gusting to 30 miles per hour putting the windchills in the low to mid 40s be big cool down in store, 56 degrees, 64 tomorrow. not as sh. monday, 63 degrees feeling like fall, not too windy. the winds have just about stopped. that's good news for me. when i come back in 20 minutes we'll have the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast which features more rain next weekend. >> thank you. your time, 9:33 happening today, hillary clinton and donald trump rally supporters in pennsylvania, clinton will travel to philadelphia for rally tonight alongside running mate tim kaine she will speak at penn park in university city. she touted her plan for her campaign yesterday in the battleground state of ohio where trump leads in the polls. >> we'll invest in the middle class and invest in you and your families and produce enough good jobs with rising incomes. >> hillary clinton campaigns in pittsburgh this morning and takes a flight to philadelphia. >> fresh off his rally in bucks county last night, donald trump goes through gettysburg, later this morning he is expected to unrail parts of his atlantic should he win the white house. at that bucks county rally he discussed his economic plan. >> in a trump administration i can promise you we are going to start making things in america again, we are going to start making things in pennsylvania again. >> donald trump reiterated that he will sign off on the biggest tax cut since ronald reagan and said hillary clinton will raise taxes. pennsylvania senator pat toomey is enjoying support for his fight to remain in office. he was in northeast philadelphia where he picked up the endorsement of the fraternal order of police. katie mcginty was with vice president joe biden in wilks-berre. this is the most watched and most expensive senate race in the country as both parties fight for control of the senate. i would like to remind you, jim gardner will host the final live debate between the two pennsylvania senate race. sends us your questions for toomey and mcginty, you can use the #6abc action through social media or send an e-mail at join the action at 6abc.com. you can see the debate live at temple university starting at 7:00 p.m. on 6abc monday night. there's good news for over 100,000 students the strike is over for faculty members at 14 pennsylvania state universities. they have packed up their protest signs and heading back into the classrooms. "action news" reporter, jennette reyes has more on the end to the three day strike. >> i didn't know how long the strike was going to be, hearing that an agreement achieved i'm excited to get back to class. >> reporter: a collective sigh of relief after a tentative deal was reached on day 3 of the state system first walkout in 34 years. >> reporter: the strike disrupted classes for students at 14 state universities bringing the semester to a halt. hanging in the balance, financial aid greats and healthcare. >> i'm glad they came together. >> reporter: tom wolf helped both sides come to an agreement. among other things the agreement would provide faculty with pay increases and allow the state can mean important healthcare cost savings, withdrawn from the original proposal was a provision that would require temporary faculty to increase an dave class each semester. one thing students were concerned about, what impact the strike would have on homecoming which goes on today. we're told that the strike if it hadn't ended in time, the band would not be able to play. a person was killed trying to cross a burlington county road. police were called to the scene on the northbound lanes of route 73 at waverly rain i lane in maple shade, new jersey. the pedestrian died at the scene. the driver stopped nearby. so far there's no word if any charges will be filed. trenton police now investigating a late-night double shooting. one victim was shot in the chest, the other in the arm. this happened around 11:00 p.m. on the 400 block of monmouth avenue. both of the victims were rushed to hospital and listed in stable condition. police have not released a motive for the shooting. happening today, the public is invited to paint a tribute mural to honor fallen philadelphia firefighter lieutenant joyce craig, a mural for her will go up in the gym of lawncrest rec center. craig was the first female firefighter in philadelphia to die in the line of duty. she was killed battling a house fire back in 2014 in west oak lane. time 9:38 u.s. defense secretary ash carter made an unannounced visit to baghdad to meet with iraqi commanders he discussed the offense as the battle to retake mosul continues. carter's visit comes two days after a u.s. service member was killed outside mosul. this morning septa has reason to celebrate, crews have completed work on the crumb creek viaduct replacement project in delaware county. they unveiled the plaque to mark the 735-foot rebuilt bridge during 11 weeks of construction, shuttle buses transported people between there and the elwin station. temple play book is up next on "action news" saturday at 9:00. coach matt rhule talks about last night's bicker -- big win. plus, chris sowers has the day forecast, plus a peek at the week ahead on "action news" at 9:00 a.m. is coming right back. ♪ . >> reporter: welcome to a live happy winning temple football play book, alongside, exhausted coach matt rhule, that that wasn incredible win last night. >> it was great to do it on live tv. it was a great win. >> let's go over the highlights, shall we. who is going to win looking to knock off the 6-1 south florida team. armstead what a night. late in the third, the owls block the punt that was a huge play on special teams. gave the ball back with great field condition. at the perfect time, jihad thomas punched it in, he had two touchdowns. he ran for 319 yards. temple gets a statement win 46-30. take over the first place in aac east. you told us your teams are 14-2 if you run for 45 yards, make that 50-2. we're not the smartest guys, we figured we better run the football. we didn't know we would get to 319 yards. what a great night for him. >> 210 yards. >> he was special. he had big runs and nice tough hard nose physical 5, 6, 7-yard runs. we had a chance to talk to the game breaker after the night. >> i had a good game, but that's all credit to the line, they blocked fantastic tonight. everything i did good belongs to them, the holes were wide open, everybody could have ran through them. i credit the line. >> you were concerned about south florida quarterback. >> he is one of the best players in the country. >> he is illusive as you can see from some of the plays. you wanted to eliminate the play, but he did get a couple of in. how did you slow him down? >> we gathered ourselves and started to attack. once we stopped watching him and started attacking him we had more success. >> it worked well. what else worked well, the running backs stole the show. collin thompson had his first career touchdown. >> i love collin, he couldn't play with a medical condition, came back, all he does is block, he is unselfish, for him to have a touchdown catch i'm so happy for him. >> it was impressive, florida, blue chip recruit. he had to wait until his senior year to get the touchdown. >> he is a team guy he is out there in the trenches making it happen for him. >> coming up, they are the dynamic due duo, they know each other longer thank you think. the story behind them when temple football play book returns. i've seen what can happen as the result of hate. my son matt was murdered in laramie, wyoming, in 1998. he was befriended by two men in a bar who pretended to be gay. they offered him a ride home, and when he was in their car, they robbed him and beat him. they drove matt out to the prairie and tied him to a split-rail fence, then beat him some more and left him for dead. in the aftermath of matt's death, my family saw the best of america in the love and support we were shown. so when i see the hate that donald trump has brought to his campaign for president, it terrifies me. i'd like to punch him in the face, i'll tell ya. ahh, i don't know what i said, uhh, i don't remember. he's a mexican. i could stand in the middle of fifth avenue and shoot somebody, and i wouldn't... words have an influence. violence causes pain. hate can rip us apart. i know what can happen as the result of hate, and donald trump should never be our president. priorities usa action is responsible for the content of this advertising. look at this steak, just sitting there, taunting you. what's worse? it's not alone. it comes with this, this, or this too. are you gonna do something about it? if not? good luck sleeping tonight. you can't fake steak. longhorn steakhouse. tonight's special: great steak pairings. a center cut sirloin with a choice of bacon-wrapped shrimp, baby back ribs, or parmesan crusted chicken. only at longhorn steakhouse. >> welcome back to temple football play book with a happy head coach matt rhule. tells about senior leadership on this team especially when you have guys like philip walker and jihad thomas. >> it's crucial, we had hard times later on, you either quit or you have seniors say they are going to learn from this and have great nights like last night. philip and jihad they are did it in high school and they are doing it here. >> the two go back through high school. they remember teammates. it's an interesting story. >> reporter: friendship walker and jihad thomas -- philip walker and jihad thomas are names that temple fans know. what the don't know is how far they go back, to elizabeth new jersey. >> for those of us who don't know elizabeth. tell us what it's like. >> reporter: it's a big city, there's great talent there. >> it's not the best neighborhood in our city, if the football coach taw take seriously. you're thinking, man i can't wait one day i'll run out of the locker room. my time will be here at some point. >> we grew up watching the old are guys play, graham anne those guys, we looked up to, we want to do continue the legacy, we heard about the championships they won and back then in the 80s and 90s and early 2000s, we knew when it was our year we wanted to do the same. >> phil walker is battle tested. this guy is a four year starter played in a lot of big games. jihad thomas have become the offense, they work around his ability to run the football. >> what was it like to come to temple. >> the opportunity to compete as freshman. you don't get the opportunity everywhere else, for freshman to come in and play. >> it was pj who came down first, him being from elizabeth, new jersey, we played those guys in high school. we knew a lot of similar people. >> the next day they came down and talked to me, that's when the whole recruiting process started for me. >> i talked to him, coach matt rhule, the other kid can play, too, once you show coach a tape there's no doubt the coach wanted us to take. >> to have another four years, it's rare to play with someone so long. >> we have an opportunity to do something different. opportunities that most people don't get. >> when i asked philip and jihad where they saw themselves in four years, they said on a beach together with their families. >> temple football play book i'm morgan siegfried back to you guys. >> with your families, will you be there? >> 4 years or 40 years? >> 40 i think. >> when i riew -- recruited them, they lost the state championship as juniors, they were talking about the one they lost, not the one they won, i knew they were special guy they cared about the team than some accolade they got. they are here together as seniors and hope to do something special they did last year and recreate that this year. >> the win last night put you in a good position, up next is cincinnati. >> we're in first place, if we continue to win we get back to where we were last year, getting in the championship game. all our focus is on next week. cincinnati is coming to town it should be a great football game. >> and for you a weekend off. >> how about that. >> i love it. doesn't happen much. what are you going to do? >> today i'm going to play with my girls and watch college football. >> and take a nap. thank you for joining us object temple football play book, for coach ruhle, i'm jamie apody, stay dry and warm, stay tuned for "action news." >> all right, welcome back everybody, 9:56, sky6 live hd giving you a glimpse over old city, the rain is gone, 51 degrees out there, it will be chilly all day today. >> reporter: i see one yellow tree. all the trees are green still. halloween is right around the corner. it's chilly out there this morning, gray, it's going on to be chilly this afternoon. the temperatures will drop over the next couple of hours. it remains cloudy with leftover showers, by afternoon, cloudy, peeks of sunshine, temperatures moderate railgt a little bit. it's -- moderating a little bit. windy this afternoon, windchills in the low to mid 40s. tomorrow, 64 expect a ton of sunshine. all week lots of sun, monday, tuesday, wednesday, sunny, temperatures in the 50s and 60s. increasing clouds thursday, maybe a shower late in the day, 58. perhaps a shower or two on friday, 635 degrees, back to reality, i think most of us are happy with it. >> by 80s. 9:57. jack hanna's "wi countdown" is next on channel 66. "action news" continues later tonight. we'll tell you why teenagers are at a higher risk for developing diabetes and suffering from the consequences. plus, pushing the boundaries of classical ballet, we'll look at a program staged by the pennsylvania ballet. for chris sowers and the entire "action news" team, i'm gray hall. we hope you make it a great day. announcer: "jack hanna's wild countdown" is sponsored by nationwide. jack: hi, everyone, i'm jack hanna, coming to you from my base camp here at the columbus zoo. welcome to "wild countdown." how do you think the first social networks were created? if you're looking at your phone or your computer, you're way off. [chimp calls] hey, look at this. i found the source. the bees are coming out now. whoo-wee. don't get stung, don't get stung. some animals have been using social networks for eons, like herds of elephants, colonies of bees and ants, hyena clans, and chimpanzees. yep, right there it is. i knew