>> terrible crash overnight falls fatal. >> parliament rocks not just their country but heightens fears here in the u.s. what our country's lawmakers now calling for. >> plus, bombshell report resurfaced the scandal involving athletes grades at a north carolina university. the fall-out unfolding this morning.

>> late night ride through a store feeling a bit like a horror movie. maybe you recognize this remake. does it look a little like the shining? what it is all about. it is cents coming up in the trend. >> yes, indeed. >> scariest, one of the scariest of all time. good day, it is thursday, october 23rd, 2014. >> let's go to sue serio, looking at the number. i'm going to give this like a three. >> i thought you were going to say here's susie. >> oh, yes, like peaking out -- >> yes, peak around the corner, see that. we've got a five today out of ten. because we have got the showers that will probably only be this morning. they are still around. they're coming back if you don't have them right now, but the clouds will linger and the win will be with us all day long, gusting up to 20, 30 miles an hour at times. and there is cents a look at the rain, had it circulating around the low pressure

system, which hasn't moved whole lot since yesterday. but the heavy rain, thunderstorms we were experiencing at this time, on wednesday, are now up in the boston area, new york getting few thunderstorms, as well. we had seen some rain earlier, at the jersey shore, cape may, still getting some showers, southern delaware, the delaware beaches, still getting some rain. here in philadelphia, it is mostly cloudy, but rain is coming back before the end of the morning. five is degrees -- 51 in pottstown, lancaster, allentown, 52 trenton, but 53 in philadelphia. so, temperatures haven't changed a whole lot since yesterday. the wind is at 17 miles an hour, right now, out of the north, and gusting even higher, and look, we won't see much movement in temperature, only 56 degrees, for high temperature today. and the winds, as we said, will be very blustery, all day long, that's your thursday forecast, get ready for improvement in the seven day, but things have not improved much in wynnewood. remmington road, between lancaster avenue, haverford road, an accident has

remmington road closed right there, the alternates morris road, wynnewood road. on the pennsylvania turnpike eastbound, this is just past willow grove, an accident, vehicle struck, a barrier, so the cars now on the shoulder of the road. finally, i9 at southbound, the off ramp to the blue route road work that has the left lane blocked. chris? >> 5:03. to the breaking news, at least one person is dead following an accident on 276 montgomery county. the accident involved one vehicle, and a tractor-trailer according to pennsylvania state police, two other people were taken to a hospital in serious condition, it is unclear what caused the accident, but we understand, as sue said, thisthere is has s now been cleared. and in philadelphia, an innocent bystander is in critical condition shot by two robbers, police tell us the men robbed a barber shop in the hunting park section last night. their gunfire hit a person standing nearby in the face. and that person is at temple hospital being treated right now. 53:03 the time. us lawmakers are calling for increased surveillance in the

wake of two deadly attacks up in canada in less than a week. >> yes, this is the amateur video from inside parliament yesterday, dozens of shots rang out, through the halls. authorities say that a mask gunman shot and killed a canadian soldier outside of the building in ottawa that attacker then ran into parliament, and fired more shots, before being killed by the sergeant at arms. canada's prime minister vows the country will not be intimidated. >> this will lead us to strength err our resolve, redouble our efforts, and those of our national security agencies to take all necessary steps to identify and counter threat. >> the shooter has been id as is a 32 year old convert to islam, earlier this week, a man described by authorities as isis inspired terrorist attacked two canadian soldiers in quebec, killing one of them. meanwhile, the white house is on look-down after another fence jumper breached security, that's the second time it has happened in about a month. this time, though, the secret service reaction was swift.

cameras catching this man in white shorts, just inside of the white house fence, he lifts his shirt, maybe to show that he didn't have any weapons, we're not sure, but then he kicked and punched two secret service dogs, as the agents closed in. on september 19th, another man jumped the fence, and actually made it into the white house. >> 5:05 the time. doctors cents say ebola no longer detect in a second nurse diagnosed with the virus. seen here being treat in the atlanta. more tests expected. diagnose as nurse infected with ebola after treat ago patients who later died. another dallas nurse, nina pham, sick with the virus, now in fair condition. she is being treated in maryland. we understand her dog, who was quarantined, is also doing well. and there it is, the puppy, the first ebola test for this quarantine king charles spaniel has come back negative. health officials say they'll test bently again before his 21 day quarantine period ends, on november 1st. >> in connecticut a family of

six quarantined after returning from trip to west africa, returned from their trip on saturday, and although weren't showing any signs of ebola, they say the isolation is precautionary. the family was quarantined yesterday, than quarantine will last 21 days, as we've been reporting. they had been flagged by transportation security administration officials at jfk airport. officials haven't said which country specifically they had been to. >> this is some good news. gas prices, have you noticed, nationwide, they continue to really fall. someplaces in our area, drivers are filling up for less than three bucks a gallon. >> new jersey always halls some of the best prices in the country even if they are above three bucks. fox 29's steve keeley live in moorestown, new jersey, little more on what exactly is behind this drop. steve? >> reporter: specially with the nasty damp raw weather, you don't get out of your car over here, so you probably want to pay $7 a gallon just to avoid having to get your hands on that discusting pump, and having to get out of your car. but look how low they are here. 2.71 a gallon at the citco on

route 38 and church road, here in moorestown, right on the mt. laurel border. this is our low price leader, closest to the philly bridges. that's more than 50 cents a gallon cheaper than most of the philly gas stations cents, we pass coming over here. pennsylvania not yet one of the 17 states, where gas is under three bucks a gallon. so why is it so cheap? well, tomorrow, two years to the day, sandy, officially, came, a hurricane from tropical storm as it first hit jamaica two years ago. and no hurricanes hitting off shore refineries this season, one of the major reasons why gas is solo. low demand, the top reason, high prices cents have put many of us in economic cars and trained us to only drive when we have to. solo gas prices one of the best instant economic stimuli, you like that, that's the pleural of stimulus, when gas down, it adds 67 billion to the u.s. economy, and the savings here are spent everywhere else, less money for gas, leaves more money for

food, clothes, and entertainment. so you might go to the movies where you wouldn't when you are paying close to six bucks a gallon. so even if like most workers who haven't gotten raises in recent years, cuts the cows of leaving, with cheaper gas and home heating oil, as it gets colder, gives us all a boost to our budget at home, and with one of the biggest travel times of the year fast approaching in just four weeks, a low gas price gives us our first thing to be thankful for, for that tank full this thanksgiving. you like that, chris? thankful for the tank full. >> i love it. we're thankful that light crude oil per barrel, behind 2008, $142, roughly, per barrel. it is well under 100 now. >> and chris, because of that, iran has to survive on $142 a barrel, they're pumping out more, and so that's creating a lot more gas on the supply side, also, one of the major reasons the prices also coming down. >> yes, and people driving more electric cars it seems so

then demand also going down. so that's like prices going down. thank you for the economic lesson, steve keeley, we appreciate it, sir. 5:09 the time. shooting in anaheim california, seven year old girl, this happened just last night, little after 7:00. police say that she was playing with other children when she was shot. she was rushed to the hospital where she died. police this morning are still searching for the gunman. >> cents also, more evidence being revealed in a police-involved shoot that killed an unarmed teen in missouri. michael brown's official autopsy indicates he was shot in the hands, and of course that was very close range, now some sources say this and other physical evidence in the report support officer wilson's claim that there was a struggle before brown was shot. but a medical examiner not involved in the investigation says there is no way to determine if in fact the teen was reaching for the officer's gun. meanwhile, a protests continue in ferguson, missouri, more than two months after the teen was killed. grand jury has until january

to decide if the officer should, in fact, be charged. >> academic fraud scandal at the university of north carolina, much bigger than previously thought. new report says the scandal lasted nearly 20 years. and it involved 1500 student athlete, mostly from the school's football and basketball teams, getting easy a's, b's, in entirely fake classes. at least nine university employees have been fired, or disciplined. >> i believe we now know all that we are able to know about what happened and how it happened. >> the question now becomes: what if anything the ncaa will do, penalties could range from fewer scholarships, to vacated wins, including, the three national basketball championships, one, during that period. the world series of course tied at a game apiece now after a huge win for the royals in game two. >> omar hit two-run homer, the kansas city royals win. seven to two win. we should say. over the san francisco giants,

series now tied at a game apiece. game three is going to be tomorrow night, of course, we are caring it right here on fox. >> like to see the royals back in it, been since 1985 since they've been in the world series. >> been pulling for him, i think. >> hi, sue. >> you don't want it to be a blow out, no fun to watch. all right, is it fun to watch radar for some of us it is, but here is a look at ultimate doppler radar, and what you are seeing here, some of the rain kind of coming down from new york, if you think we got a break in the rain, we did. but there is more on the way, as rain circulates around that low pressure system, we zoom in little closer, and we see up there, around the lehigh valley, berks county, parts of bucks county, starting to get a return of the rainfall. so the showers will linger throughout the rest of the morning, in your foxcast, and temperatures remain in the 50's, probably be mid 50's by lunch time, even when the rain ends, clouds linger, and the winds will be gusting up to

30 miles per hour at times, with our high temperature today, 56 degrees. there it is, your weather for thursday, from the weather authority. now, we go back to wynnewood, in traffic, because remmington road between lancaster avenue and haverford road, an accident has that portion of the road closed, so your alternates are morris road or wynnewood road. so you can stay away from that area, chris? >> sue, thank you very much. time now 5:12. okay, so, take look at this. it looks like really big vacuum of some kinds, right? it is actually used to get rid of germs. in fact, it is used in hospitals. but now, it is hitting the road to fight infection. finds out how straight ahead.

>> two car bombs in baghdad. one of the bombs went off in sadr city, a second exploded near a restaurant, downtown. this, after iraqi students returned to school, a month late after being displaced by the summer onslaught of isis. thousands had taken refuge in school buildings. and in mexico, now, protesters continuing to demands answers, in the disappearance of 43 student teachers. the mayor of the city city and s wife, and police chief, are now accused of having something to do with disappearance cents witnessing

late last night after protest it is believed some of them might have been turned over to gangs. meanwhile officials awaiting test results to determine if human remains found in a mass grave belonged to any of the missing students. >> school for girls in california getting an opportunity after life too many. >> so the subjects of the famous viet nam era photo in which young girl is running away from napan strike. kim took talked about that day, and about the man who saved her life, ap photographer, nick utt. he took that pulitzer prize winning photo rescue cam then saved other children as well that day. >> did a wonderful job. he took my picture, but did he extra mile, he rushed me to the hospital that day. do extra mile. it changes cents cents lives. >> now in her 50's, kim march

width two teenagers, she has created a organization that helps promote peace and forgiveness around the worlds. >> shooting up heroin on septa's main line. yes, police say, a trolley driver caught passengers doing just that. fox 29 dave schratwieser explains, what happened. >> trip along the main line is not the place, would you expect to find people shooting up with heroin, but on the 9:50 trolley arriving in radnor tuesday night, that is exactly what a septa conductor spotted. >> police say two pass inning here gave investigators fake names, were getting high at the back of the trolley, as it approved the radnor station, conductor alerted police, so when the trolley pulled in, radnor pd was waiting. >> as they were leaving packets of heroin, suspect the

heroin dropped on the floor. >> arrested cup nel late 20's, investigators found packets of heroin, three hype determine i can needles, several empty bags with heroin residue. >> the septa train conductor did great job. you have to be aware of your surroundings. >> i'm coming home from work, and i don't want to see that, or be around that. >> septa police make drug bust cents on trains and buses within the city, on a regular basis. but a rest for shooting heroin on train to the suburbs, are rare, and unusual. investigators say, with the trouble spread of heroin from the city to the suburbs, nothing surprises them. >> the drug trafficking is everywhere. >> maybe should have septa transit police on there, patrol the train, while it is moving, so those type of situations cents wouldn't happen again. >> schratwieser reporting for us. whole growing problem. >> it is, it is. it is the suburbs bees as

well, a 18:00. new cents castle county police trying to find the person behind string of bb gun shooting. >> over the past two weeks, at least, ten homes and five cars and three separate neighborhoods have been damaged, no injuries have been reported at least police say someone is most likely driving around, and taking shots at random targets. neighbors of course are worried someone's going to get hurt. >> shot with a bb gun, standing in the win, standing outside, going to your car. >> right now, police do not have a description of suspect or a car for that matter, but they are looking into when the attacks were captured on surveillance cameras, and they want neighbors to be on the look-out for anything suspicious. >> looks like our rdd2 from star wars, named after neil armstrong. doctors say it is usually actually only ever seen inside hospital buildings, but it is hitting the road today to help fight infection, and here is

how. >> trawl vie lit light, kills organisms ever initials, even ebola virus. this helping to clean hospital rooms among other things. after patients are treated foreign next us diseases, and there are about 15 of these germ zapping robots, in southern california, but growing in popularity now with all of the news about ebola. they are pricy, cost more than $100,000. >> they should have named it buzz, for buzz aldren, kind of buzzes around and zaps things. whatever. the nation's second biggest tobacco company instituting no smoking policy inside its buildings. getting -- beginning next year at reynolds american, employees will no longer be able to use cigarettes, cigars, pipes, at their desks, or other areas. however, smoke less tobacco products, such as e-cigarettes will still be allowed, smoke letters have to use indoor smoking facilities, if they wish to smoke indoors. i guess those are kind ones they have at airport terminals, sue serio, where they are sort of glassed in.

>> i was trying to not mention it. >> well, you know, we're here, we're doing what we do. let me give you something to look forward to. something to laugh about today. because this is very gloomy out there, and it was yesterday, and it will be today, even after the rain ends, the clouds will stick around, 56 degrees, is our high temperature today, that's all we will manage, but look at the improvement just in time for the weekend, 67 degrees, tomorrow, and saturday, a little bit cooler and breezier on sunday, but still gorgeous. and then by tuesday and wednesday every next week, back to the 70s. that's excellent weather authority forecast in our humble opinion. 5:21 is the time. all right, it is wet out there. a lot of wet leaves on the roadways, take it easy. pennsylvania turnpike, eastbound, passed willow

grove. we have a dent there. and which a vehicle struck one of the barriers on the side of the road. so the accident is now on the shoulder. still going to slow you down, though, eastbound on the turnpike. chris? >> sue, thank you. seems like it is getting harder and harder to have enough money to retire. a shocking number of people aren't even adjusting to their lives to save every day it seems more shocking, even more shocking is what they say they would rather do than run out of money later

>> thethe dow dropped 154-point, to land at 16,400, and the nasdaq lost 37, falling to 4300, looking right now at the day ahead, labor department releasing number of people who applied for unemployment benefits, last week, that will be happening later today. >> when it comes to mine, this is down right depressing. new research shows many americans have given up on the idea of retirement. >> 22% would rather die than run out of money. according to wells fargo middle class retirement survey, survey also shows many are not contributing to retirement plans, at all, and have no confidence they'll be able to retire. scary. >> sad. >> truly scary and depressing,

especially, as we have all of the baby boomers head today retirement. hopefully they've saved. >> delaying retirement? >> 5:26 is the time. iraq war veteran might be forced out on to the streets. >> he was served eviction notice over her service dog, jesse johnson marine who suffers from a traumatic brain injury, ptsc now anxiety, on tuesday, he and his family were told they had three days to get out of their minnesota apartment. the family believes because of the service dog, and although the dog is just a puppy, johnson says providing with comfort and getting rid of this dog is not an option. >> the dog is a comfort to me, it is helping me out, even for being nine weeks old, at nighttime, when she sleeps in the bed with me, if i start having might mayors, i wake up to her in my face. >> he has filed a complaint with the ada as well as his local ba representative. he is now await to go see what

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>> airport workers say they're among the frustrated new when it comes to the ebola virus when it comes, and what they want more of coming up in a lift report. >> breaking news from overnight. accident on 276, montgomery county, is now fatal. two others made it out alive. how they're doing this morning. plus, some good news for the taj mahal in atlantic city. now that it will stay open through at least next month. but is anybody optimistic about the outlook of atlantic city? what most new jersians are saying about that struggling town. >> good day everyone, it is thursday, october 23rd, 2014 at 5:30, and 63 sue, shows us bus stop buddy. >> yes, now, here's the thing about bus stop buddy today. sue, he better bewaring a flyers hat. they beat the penguins in pittsburgh. >> you asked and it shall be given. dadada yes, he's warm, making sure to wear warm raincoat today, as well, because it is

windy, temperatures are in the 50's, but of course, the wind makes it feel even chillier. and that umbrella could blow inside out, if it is not raining where you are right now, rain will probably be coming back. we're not quite finished with the low pressure system just yet. so we gave you a five out of ten. things will be improving. but the clouds are going to linger, even after the rain ends, and the winds will still be gusty up to 30 miles an hour at times. so, there you see, the rain casino of coming down, from new england, it is all this moisture being drawn out of the atlantic ocean by the counter clockwise circulation. we've got rain in parts of mercer county, bucks county, berks county, and it is starting to, well, will eventually spread to the city, as well. temperatures still lower 50's, where they have been all morning. and we don't expect them to move very much at all. 53 degrees, with 17-mile per hour sustained winds in philadelphia, gusts cents are even higher, the high temperature, only 56 degrees.

with showers, eventually tapering, it will be cloudy, windy, the rest of the day. not look that great for thursday. but wait until you see the weekend, that's coming up. right now, 5:32, time to check traffic again. we go back to wynnewood, remmington road, between lancaster avenue and haverford road, an accident has cleared, and the road open again. the accident that is where the vehicle struck the wall barrier on the turnpike eastbound, that has cleared, as well. and on i95 southbound, the off ramp to be blue route, still some road work out there. and the left lane is blocked. kerry? >> sue, thank you. little more information on that accident you mentioned on the turnpike, fatal accident, that has since been cleared, the good news, but still breaking this morning. we do know that one person is dead following that accident in montgomery county, it involves a car, and tractor-trailer, that's what pennsylvania state police are saying, anyway. two other people were taken to the hospital in serious condition, at this point, not sure exactly with a caused it, but we will continue to gather information for this morning.

meanwhile, us lawmakers calling for increased surveillance in the wake of two deadly attacks in canada, in less than a week. >> dozens of shots rang out through the halls, a mask gunman shot and killed a canadian soldier outside that billing in ottawa the attacker then went into parliament, fired more shots, before being killed by the sergeant at arms. all right, 5:33, ebola concerns this morning, now pennsylvania health officials are developing protocols, to monitor travelers coming from west africa. >> so the announcement comes just one day after some local airport workers held a demonstration, calling for more protection, from infectious diseases. fox 29's lauren johnson live outside philadelphia international airport this morning, with what they're doing. lauren, good morning. >> reporter: good morning to you, chris. >> this group says they feel like the forgotten few here at the philadelphia international airport. when you add up the up in beck of airport workers, we're

talking hundreds with heightened attention to air travel, because of this ebola virus. philly airport workers say this is in ongoing issue for them, they say they've always been uncomfortable about protection when it comes to any infectious disease, these are the men and women cleaning planes and other common areas, shared bypass inning ers, who travel all over the world. they say flimsy gloves and questionable protective gear offer very little protection when they come in close contact with bodily fluids and other germs. listen to how these workers say they feel about all of this. >> the airlines seem to have more regard for saving money, hiring bottom level contractors, than actually providing for the safety of their passengers, of the workers. >> need some consideration, like considering giving us the proper training. then we need the proper equipment. >> since the ebola virus has come out, everybody's knows about what's going on, but we've always had issue with infectious diseases. >> now, all of this is happening as the us says any travelers who come from ebola

stricken west african nations also now be monitored for three weeks, this of course is the latest move by the feds, to keep this disease from spreading in our country. those new measures will take effect monday, in six states, including right here in pennsylvania. what happens is these passengers will be given a kit, have to hand over their contact information, they'll have to take their temperature and report it back to health officials for at least 21 days. chris, kerry? >> okay, lauren johnson live for us, philadelphia international, thank you. at 5:35, doctors say thankfully ebola is no longer detect in the second nurse diagnosed, being treat in the atlanta. do have to do more tests, but she was infect in the dallas after treat ago patient there who died. there was another dallas news, nina pham, also sick with the virus, that's now in fair condition. she is being treated in maryland. classes are back on today at the pen view christian school and in franconia township. bomb scare closed the school yesterday. this just one day after six police officers of the small

town received pink slips, worrying some residents, won't be strong enough to respond to emergencies effectively. the principal of that school says that the evacuated student went to nearby church,ly say, a search of the campus came up empty. when it comes to the police officer layoffs, the township sites financial concerns. mt. laurel police make arrest in a bizarre harrassment case, it all started earlier this month at the shoprite on arc road. investigators say a woman had just finished putting groceries into her car when a man approached her and grabbed two of her toes, then he walked away. the woman was not hurt. at least not physically. police have now charged 30 year old jared johnson, jr. with harrassment in that case. 5:36. casual weekend, turns into a parent's worse nightmare for one local family. her little boy is okay now, though, but hear one mom's search for the mystery hero, who saved him. then, one little boy's ride through a store starts to strangely resemble a famous

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>> 5:39. atlantic city taj mahal could stay open for now. dropping the threat to close the casino on november 13th. last week, a judge ruled, the taj could void union contracts with its employees in order to try to stay open. the company says it still cannot guarantee the casino won't close by the ends of the year, but it says it, will definitely remain open throughout the month of november. now, if the taj closes cents its doors, it will be the fifth casino to do so this year. 5:40. some brand new pole numbers by the way on atlantic city's casinos this morning. new rutgers eagleton pole shows majority of those surveyed believe the resort towns best days are behind it. meanwhile, casinos in neighboring states are continuing to hurt atlantic city, 38% of those surveyed say they've gone out of state in the past year in order to gamble. so, basically, it has been raining non-stop it seems like pretty much. >> pretty much. >> would you believe we received less than half inch of rain in most places, knew. >> yes, annoying enough to think that there should have

been more, but, .4 of an inch, this is yesterday's rainfall total. now add to that today. but we got close to inch in wrightstown, also, in atlantic city, half inch in wilmington. so that was yesterday. this is today. and here comes more. so when all is said and done, probably end up with maybe inch or so of rain total over the two days. because yes, rain is returning to the area around reading, in parts of bucks county, around trenton, as well as the delaware beaches around probably dewey and bethany this morning. so, 53 degrees in philadelphia at the moment. most of our other temperatures are in the lower 50's. not going to move much. but boy, the winds is moving. 17-mile an hour sustained winds, in philadelphia, 21 miles an hour in wilmington, and look at the wind gusts, 29 miles an hour, 25 miles an hour, so it will blow you around a little bit. a lot of the leaves will be blowing around, as well, off of the trees. 58 degrees yesterday when it should have been 65.

we will get closer to that tomorrow. not today. high of 56 today, and it does improve over the weekend, even warming trend toward the middle of next week. that's your weather authority forecast. it is traffic time once again. and we go back to wynnewood. remmington road, had been closed, the accident has cleared, and the road has reopened. but only one lane is open. police are on the scene directing you around that, peco on route to replace damaged utility pole. so still a good idea, chris, to stay a which from that part of remmington road. >> detour diva, sue serio, thank you. a couple is taking on disney for their daughter with downe syndrome. take a look at the block here, what they want disney to do and why.

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>> let's go to pittsburgh. flyers and penguins tied at two-two in the thirds. r.j. umberger streaking across the side of the net there. gets the pass from giroux. scores. flyers beat pittsburgh to score there five to three. mccoy coming off 149 yards rushing game going into arizona you may think he has more confidence. but that's not quite the case. >> i still feel the same way i did before this year or after this year. i feel a good teamer, we run

the ball well. guys up front to do it. >> i always feel the same way before a game from the 20-yard game, to the 150, 149. doesn't make a difference. >> and the world series is even at kansas city. they come back after losing first game, omar, two-run homer, in a five-run, sixth inning, can as city wins it seven-two, now tied at one game apiece. and it is onto san francisco, that's sports in a minute. i'm howard eskin. >> interesting. 5:46. more sports to get to. nfl commissioner roger goodel has been told to testify in a appeal involving the suspension of ray rice, former baltimore raven claiming wrongful termination, independent arbitor set to hear that appeal next month. rice was suspended indefinately back in september after video surfaced of him knocking out his then fiancee, in atlantic city, they're married now. the running back previously been suspended for just two games. and sources cents argue that he was up front with goodel about what happened during that incident. but, goodel, and nfl officials say, that they didn't know

what was on the tape before it game public. >> all right, this is casino of cool. a dream come true, in fact, for burlington county woman, as she steps in to her habitat for humanity home for the very first time. there they are, building a i weigh. habitat is building her that home, but this is a hand up, not a hand out, while they may not be paying money for this house, it is far from free. the house on willis street in mt. holly still in the process every major rehab, but yesterday was the first time 34 year old princess baldwin was actually inside this home. besides touring this home, that she will share with her husband and throw kids, princess worked alongside volunteers from the annie mack mortgage company. princess and her family are now required to put in 400 volunteer hours, as part of their commitment. >> this represents hope. i've never owned a home. my husband never owned a home. i am 34. he is 32. he has been denied many times in the past for a loan.

and habitat gave us the opportunity. >> princess says her family fell on hard times two and a half years ago, now they are looking forward to moving into their home which is expected to be completed by june of next year. >> that is so cool. 5:48. mysterious stranger helped save a toddler's life in delaware county, now an incredibly greatful mother is hoping to meet that hero. late saturday afternoon stephanie said that 11 month old parker climbed into the tub after she had left the bathroom to get a couple of towels. by the time she returned, his face was blue, and he was unresponsive. while dad called 911, mom raised parker down the street to the firehouse, and as she called out for help, a passerby, in a dodge pick up, jumped out of his car. >> he came out of no where. he came out of no where. he took parker from me, put him on the gown, started doing chose compressions. >> seconds later, firefighters and emt's joined in, and then rushed the boy to the hospital

where he has made a full recovery. the good samaritan, though, disappeared. we've learned his name, john, but he doesn't want to appear, he doesn't want any publicity, credit, no thanks needed, he says. inspired by the horror film the shining, ikea creates a killer commercial promoting its late shopping hours. take a look. >> let's go. >> the ad is for ikea sing a poor, but getting a lot of attention on line. >> i bet it is. >> spooky. >> wendty? >> all right, were you really sick the last time you called out sick from work? a new study says 30% of people who call out just don't feel like going to work. in fact, they're sick of work.

this morning, we want to know what was your best excuse for a sick day. just tweet us with response. your hashtag at fox 29 good day. i mean, it is raining out. >> right? >> a lot of people might be saying i kind of feel like i'm coming down with the flu. >> i need a mental health day. that one goes around a lot. we like to see those. 5:50 right now. california couple petioning disney to create a princess with downe syndrome. the couple has a child with downe syndrome, and they say their daughter lovers the disney princesses, but they would like to see a doll of all acts so their daughter feels included. they're asking disney to create new charge their kids with special needs can look up to. the petition was posted earlier this month, and already, more than 45,000 signatures. >> all right, 5:51 is the time. still thinking of the shining commercial with ikea. >> i know. >> seared in my mind, those lines from that film.

>> that's their idea, they want it to be seared in your mind. >> what's your favorite horror flick of all times, we approach halloween next friday? >> you know what? the one i can never forget is the one that came out in the 70s, kerrey. >> oh! yes. >> john travolta? >> yes, yes, always years later still stays with me, steven king. all right, here's a look at our ultimate doppler radar picture. nothing scary on that. unless rain frightens you. but still around, that rain, and starting to come back to philadelphia, and bucks county, and montgomery county, well, you're going to get some more lane in short before the day is through. so, plan on showers on and off, especially through the rest of the morning, and the winds sticking with us all day long. gusting as high as 30 miles an hour, i'm looking at the temperatures in the 50's for today. we're going stay chilly all day long, sunset time is 6:10. so, that takes care of your weather. not the greatest day ever, but it does improve over the weekends.

meantime respect it is time to check traffic at 5:52. on the pennsylvania turnpike, northeast extension, northbound, the off ramp, to lansdale, construction there, could slow you down, in fact, they could stop you for as much as 15 minutes. while they continue construction, in the rain. kerry? >> sue, thank you. it is 5:52. a father lost his life a little bit too soon. but before he went, he left his a special surprise for his wife and for his child. how they'll now have new wife and for his child. how they'll now have new memories of him to last a

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>> ♪ >> pretty shot. >> the airport shooting back through the philadelphia skyline. >> bounce ago little bit. it is windy. 5:55. as far as marriage proposals go, this one was unique. british couple got into an accident on their way to the park. and an officer gave them a constable, as they call them, in britain, gave them a lift, and quickly got the man's confession of love. so he popped the question to his girlfriend, in the back seat of the police car. the man says that that accident put everything into perspective, and he didn't want to waste another moment. dow man leaves final gift for his family, comes in the

way of 30 heartfelt letters. >> pretty darn cool. mitchell lost his battle with march fan syndrome saturday, but before he passed away, he was sure to leave a collection of letters, and notebooks, of poetry, where his wife would finds them. she says reading the letters he wrote to her are real a gift. but those he left for their one year old daughter even more special. >> her second birthday, fourth, fifth, sixth, and the 16th one he wrote sweet 16 on the front of it, and all the way up to her 18th birthday. i know he was thinking about -- >> says she will honor already late husband's wishes and make sure their daughter opens every letter her dad left for her. >> she will want to. >> great story. >> all right, a bombshell report resurfaces a scandal involving athletes grades at a north carolina university, a fall-out unfolding this morning, then our steve keeley live with some good news about gas prices, steve?

>> yes, we got little rain falling, but look what else is falling out here on route 38. they're not christmas lights, but they look like christmas lights, and it feels like christmas, because we got the gift of gas at 2.31 -- 2.71 a gallon, we'll tell you where everybody is pulling

>> we will not be intimidated. canada will never be intimidated. >> terror inside parliament, gunman goes on the attack in canada. prime ministers saying the country will not back down when it comes to fighting terrorism. how our country is now responding. >> it happened again. another person, jumps a fence, at the white house, only this time, secret service was there to stop him. why he may have been lifting up his shirt when police surrounded him. plus, instructor guidelines when it comes to travelers coming into the country from ebola stricken nations, how the philadelphia international airport is now getting involved. and why workers there, are upset. >> let's take live look at the radar. it is active yet again. at least for the morning commute. oh, ya, ultimate doppler has what you need to know, basically, that tells the story, yet again, not as much rainfall as you might have expected. >> no, but just enough to be annoying. >> yes. >> and cold and windy and just that kind of dreary drizzle. >> and wet out there. we will get to that in a minute. first, good day, it