>> good afternoon, it is sunday, september 21 i'm nydia han along with eva pilgrim. here's some of the stories we're following on "action news." him nurses hit the bricks at crozer-chester hospital in a bitter contract dispute. >> bullets fly at an olney club, four people are shot, two are dead. >> the eagles are there for a big showdown with washington and an old teammate. >> more ton those stories in a moment -- more on those stories in a moment, but first the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast with chris sowers. >> reporter: clouds are hanging on tough that's for sure.

let's go live on sky 6 we are expecting the skies to brighten up this afternoon, but it's been a gray morning in the delaware valley. that's the view of the center city skyline. most of the fog has lifted, it's gray, and gloomy but we're dry. on a positive note, the clouds are helping to keep the temperatures down. we were expecting highs to top out in the low to mid 80s. it will be a struggle to do so now unless we get full sun which looks unlikely. 72 in millville. wilmington, 74. 66 in allentown, poconos 71 and reading 68 degrees. we have the squeeze play going on. coastal system working its way up the eastern seaboard. cold front approaching from the west. the two are closing in on the delaware valley. you can see the thicker cloud tops indicated by the brighter shades of white. accuweather says you may get

sunshine over the next couple of hours, mainly cloudy skies, you'll get the sun late in the day. forecasting i a high of 80 degrees. warmer today, but a cool down is in the forecast, perfectly so, the first day of fall is tomorrow and the temperatures plummet. i'll have the details in just a bit. >> a dispute between nurses and administrators at crozer-chester medical center has nurses hitting the picket line. the nurses walked south to express their complaints about staffing they say is dangerously low. amy buckman is chester with details. >> reporter: good afternoon, if you take a look at behind me they are on the picket line. they are not with their patients. they say this is not what they want to be doing today, but they are concerned about medical care. the nurses say the issues behind the walk out includes staffing

and pay cuts and pension. staffing is the main concern. the hospital says the staffing leaves are adequate and above national averages. >> this is not something we wanted to do, this is something we had to do. because they are not listening what we tell them about the care. >> reporter: in the statement a hospital spokesman said nurses at crozer medical center are the highest paid in pennsylvania with full time nurses average $107,000. the nurses planned to end their strike tuesday morning, but the hospital hired reapproximate placement nurses -- hired replacement nurses who have a five day commitment. so the regular nurses will be back out until thursday. >> we hope the hospital will

return to the table to negotiate fairly. >> reporter: we just received a statement from the hospital a few minutes ago they say they are disappointed that the nurses have chosen to go out on strike, but well trained nurses will provide care for their families throughout the duration of any strike. >> now to the accused cop killer, eric frein, road blocks have been removed in a pennsylvania community where police are searching for frein, the suspect in the police ambush. residents are under to be vigilant as the man hint reaches its 9th day. tactical teams are using police helicopters with thermal cameras and on foot heavily armed

officers are in full camouflage as they move through the woods. the code -- cody london said there are many homes in the area that he can make use off. >> they are vacation homes so they are locked and loaded with food and fuel and gear and probably firearm. >> eric rudolph used the mountains in the central part of the nation to hide for five years. authorities say frein used a high powered rifle to open fire from the woods near a state police barracks on september 12, killing one trooper and wounding a second. stay on top of the frein hunt with the new 6abc.com, you can take it wherever you go, the

smart design facilities tablets to smart -- fits tablets to smart phones. check it out at 6abc.com. >> four men were involved in a shootout and two died. an argument outside a nightclub ended with gunfire. dozens ran for safety. two men were killed, two other men are in critical, but stable condition. >> there was numerous vehicles in the area that were struck with stray rounds. there's numerous shell casings on the highway. the whole street looks like it was a shooting gallery. >> police recovered two guns at the scene, investigators have not said what the argument was about. an suv is mangled mess after an accident in kensington. it happen on the 2400 block of aramingo avenue around 5:00. the driver lost control snapping the utility pole in half. the crash caused four men to be

thrown from the suv. there's no word on their conditions and no word if any charges will be filed against the driver. >> the talk is done, it is time for the eagles redskins showdown and the return of a player who called philadelphia home. sky6 live hd is looking live at link where the stands are filling up. down on the field we have ducis rogers with a preview of this grudge match. >> reporter: good afternoon, eva and nydia it's loud tow -- it's loud at the linc. the player you're referring to desean jackson now a member of redskins, he was unceremony outlinesly cut by the eagles during the off season. he will play today, he is active it will be interesting to see what kind of reaction desean jackson gets. >> what kind of reception will

you get from the fans in philadelphia. >> i'll have to wait and see, i've never had the experience, so going out there and playing sunday will be a reaction i'm waiting to see how they treat me. >> i put on a lot when i played there. i've done a lot of to help that organization win games, as far as they congratulate me or boo me, i'm ready for whatever it is. >> i don't think the fans won't boo him at least from the beginning of the game. every play he makes, they will celebrate. i think they will try to to give him the ball more this game, because he is coming back home. >> reporter: lesean mccoy and desean remain very close friends. we'll wrap it up on eagles game day final on 6abc. michael kendrick and wolf both

out. we're live at the linc, ducis rogers channel 6 "action news." >> thank you, security is beefed up and now includes surveillance officers patrols after an embarrassing security breach and second incident yesterday involving a teenager from south jersey. curve car from burlington county was arrested. he went to the white house on foot and then in his car entering a vehicle screening area and refusing to leave on friday night an intruder scaled the fence and made it inside before being stopped. guard dogs were not released as was standard procedure. despite the incidents, president obama said he has full faith in the secret service's ability to protect him. >> runners were rocking out for a good cause this morning. thousands of runners pounded the pavement in the rock and roll half marathon.

1.1 mile race started -- 13.1-mile rails started at eakens oval, the runners raised money for local charities. >> a wildfire tearing across california continues to grow by leaps and bounds. >> 442 million miles a space explorer zeros in on its target. >> reporter: eva, it's warm and sticky out there, but we have big changes right around the corner. of we'll tell you how long they last in t

>> one wild fire in northern california has been contained, but another continues to grow. the king fire east of sacramento

grew to 128 square miles yesterday. crews say it's hard to fight because it's burning brush and scrub trees and tall timber. meantime a fire on the california oregon border is now fully contained. in new mexico cars and trucks were floodedded by the remnants of hurricane odile. the national guard was called to rescue oil field workers when their only road out was wash out. carlsbad got 6 inches of rain which was half of the average. >> i've been calling it oddie all week. let's go live on sky 6. we're dealing with cloud cover this afternoon. we have patchy fog still hanging around, but skies are starting

to brighten up, they are trying to brighten up a little bit, there's the view in atlantic city, clouds are holding on, temperatures are on the lower side because we're dealing with the cloud cover. storm tracker 6 live double scan we're clear in the immediate area, but if you look to the right-hand side of the screen, that's the coastal low that's working out to sea. that's the reason we're seeing the cloud cover did you work the first part of the afternoon. pilots, 69. saint davids 69. chester, # 1. buena, 72. glassboro, 70. cinnaminson, 68. ewing 69 degrees. fortunately we're seeing cloud cover at it is keeping the temperatures down, the dewpoints are high. if we were seeing temperatures in the 80s like we were originally expecting and dewpoints like this, it will be more uncomfortable. tomorrow would feel like a breath of fresh air. it's going to feel like fall.

at it is the first day of fall. appropriately the numbers tank off. there's the coastal low, thick overcast across the tri state. we have more clouds approaching from the west west in the form. cold front. we're getting the squeeze play both systems converging on the delaware valley. that's limiting the sunshine we're seeing this afternoon. here's a look at the surface maps today. the bulk of the energy with the cold front will pass to the north. maybe we see showers late this afternoon into the evening hours. probably most of us will stay dry. but we'll continue to allow that chance for a shower shore thunderstorm after 5 or 6:00 p.m. from west to east. the coastal system works out to sea. we'll see the southwesterly winds ahead of the fronts. we're up to 80 degrees give or take this afternoon. tomorrow winds shift out of the northwest, canadian high sets in, that means temperatures struggle to get into the low 70s in the and holding steady in the upper 60s north and west. future tracker 6 we continue the

clouds through the first part of the afternoon, 3:00 p.m. we'll start to see the blue out there. you'll see the cloud deck break apart. the front approaches by 6:00. the viewing area is dry, we get into 6:00 p.m., here comes the cold front. broken line of showers and rumble or two of thunder. you can see how this will quickly evaporate. we're not expecting much from from this system, maybe a couple of showers for the northwestern suburbs. the afternoon, clouds and sun, humid out there, but we've lord the high to 80 degrees, winds out of the southwest from 5 to 10 miles per hour. overnight tonight there could be a passing evening thunderstorm. partly cloudy otherwise, 57 degrees outlying suburbs. 64 center city. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, 80 degrees today, breezy and cooler as we head into monday, 73. sunny and nice tuesday, 72. wednesday, sunny and pleasant, 73. sun and clouds for thursday, 72. more sun for friday, more sun

saturday, 78 and 82. a little sticky this afternoon feeling like fall the entire week. we'll take it. >> love it. stay on top of the changing weather situation with the new 6abc.com. you can get the latest views from storm tracker 6 live radar both the hourly and seven-day forecast and the latest video from our "action news" meteorologists. it is show time at mars, nasa maiden spacecraft is due to reach the red plant tonight after 442 million-dollar journey. it will flip into the martian atmosphere for a year. space x dragon lifted off from cape canaveral heading toward the international space station. it has five thousand pounds of supplies, including the first 3d

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>> welcome back on this sunday, it is 12:20, and sky6 live hd is taking a live look at cape may, new jersey. gray out there today, but we are expecting the sun to shine upon us all week longs as we welcome fall. today is the last day of the unprecedented lockdown in sierra leone. it is trying to slow the spread of ebola. health workers are going door to

door torched i say can as of the -- to find cases of the disease. in neighboring guiana, five doctors were put into isolation. >> people with lower back problem got a relief from combination of chiropractic spinal manipulation and home exercising. often it is treated with injections. after 12 weeks patient getting the combo treatment had less pain and took less medication. while exercise strengthen muscles, chiropractic gets the back where it should be. >> because it is not out of the

alignment, the body makes it work pro -- properly. after less than a year of insurance exchangeses, 13% of americans don't have health insurance that's the lowest rate since 1997 and the current may be lower since many more have gotten insures since then. >> -- insurance since then. >> there's much more to come including sports. plus there's tragedy on a sprint car track, a veteran

>> atlantic city isn't the gambling mecca with casino problems, even a famous name didn't bring them in mississippi. jimmy buffet filed for bankruptcy and closed the doors hours before the landlord was going to seize the property. the landlord said the casino hadn't paid any rent since 2012. the company said it has 164 creditors. investigation is underway into a deadly crash during a sprint car race in wisconsin. 47-year-old scott semilemen was killed at the track. his car flipped and crashed into the concrete wall in the third turn. the rest of the race was canceled after the tragedy. it was the first tragedy since it reopened in 19933. >> the eagles have a half-hour

away to find out if their high octane offense can score against a stingy defense. the eagles will face former teammate desean jackson. he has a shoulder injury but has been cleared to play today. earlier this week jackson talked about coming back to the city that has given him so many good memories. >> well, i spent a huge time of my life, the beginning of my novel career, it's going to be a huge game for myself, something i looked forward to ever since everything went down the way it went down. >> the eagles defense will have it's hands full trying to contain the pro bowler. this afternoon the phillies finish their three game series in oakland against the as. jerome williams was the first

pitcher to beat the same team three times in one season while playing for they different teams. an elite group of runners were not afraid to get dirt for a good cause. the 6th annual mud run in delaware. teams railed through -- raced through the mud to see who could beat who in the competition. >> another half-hour of "action news" is just ahead. >> reporter: marine turns to the marshall arts to -- .

>> happening right now on "action news," nurse yourself walk the picket lines outside a hospital in delaware county and money isn't the big issue. >> under tight security, the pope speaks out against violence in the name of religion. >> and bystander risk their lives to save three teens from a joyride gone wrong. >> more on those stories, but first a check of the accuweather forecast, meteorologist chris sowers has the fog burned off

yet? >> reporter: skies are finally starting to brighten up, we're starting to see shades of blue, it's getter better. temperatures are being held in check because of the cloud cover. 72 in philadelphia. 74234 wilmington. millville, 72. boardwalk in atlantic city, 73 and cooler numbers north and west, thicker cloud cover in the lehigh valley the result, allentown, 66 degrees, reading, 69. and the poconos 71. here's the satellite and radar composite, a lot of clouds thanks to an i can't irof low pressure hanging -- an area of low pressure hanging off coast. we're missing out on the moisture, but we're getting hit with the cloud cover. it's fairly cloudy this afternoon, but we are expecting sunshine over the next couple of hours as the low races on by toward the northeast. as we look toward the west we have an approaching cold front and the numbers drop off behind this front. 70 in detroit and 52 in sault

st. marie. they've dealing with windchills in the 40s all morning long. this is another chilly shot of cool, canadian air on the way. this will arrive tomorrow. today is warm and sticky. sunshine expected this afternoon along with clouds. 80 degrees in philadelphia. 80 in wilmington and millville. 77 in cape may. allentown, 77 and trenton, 79. by the time we get into tomorrow, the temperatures will struggle just to get into the low 70s. it will be breezy. it will feel chilly, no humidity at all, it will feel nice and crisp. over the next 24 to 48 hours we have significant changes would your temperatures. i'll get into that in the from a of the when i step back inside. >> nurses are off the job and on the picket line this noon at crozer chester hospital in delaware county. the key issue in their dispute is staffing. "action news" roarmt, be -- repr amy buckman is live at the

hospital with the latest. >> reporter: good afternoon, the nurses on the picket lines behind me here at crozer-chester medical center tell me they would be rather in patient rooms taking care of the sick, but they feel they have to be out here because management won't listen to their concerns about staffing levels inside. crozer-chester's 550 nurses say the issues hindz -- behind the walkout include staffing, and pay cuts and pension. >> they tell everybody the staffing is within the 50% of the nation, that's not good enough, if i got 50% on a test in nursing school, i wouldn't be a nurse today. >> reporter: spokesperson for the hospital sated nurses are the most high paid nurses in

pennsylvania. >> we get paid well. we get paid what i think is appropriate. it's not about the money, we haven't asked for a raise. this is about unsafe staffing, getting the right people at the bed side to take care of the patients we get here. >> reporter: the nurse planned to end their strike tuesday morning, but the hospital hired replacement nurses who they say have a five day minimum commitment, so the regular nurses will be out through thursday. the hospital issued a statement this morning saying they are disappointed that the nurses decided to take this action and adding that license certified and experienced and well-trained nurses will provide care for the patients and their families throughout the strike of any duration. unless they decide to meet on tuesday. amy buckman channel 6 "action news." >> two children and an adult who tried to rescue them are

recovering after being attacked by a dog in west oak lane. the kids were attacked by a bit pull that got under the fence as the group was walking down the 1500 block beverly street. the neighbor said the dog attacked his dog last week and the dog had to be put down. the agency said they don't confiscate dogs on dog incidents. >> a man was struck and killed after trying to cross 4600 block of north 5th street when he was hit by a pick up truck. the driver of the truck stopped and no charges have been filed. >> the search for a missing university virginia student is in its second week. a thousand volunteers fanned out from the campus to search the char lot lotsville area. 18-year-old hannah graham

disappeared last saturday. saturday. they spoke with a man who was with graham at a bar before she disappeared. he has not been charged. on a trip to albania, the pope denounced extremists who said they were perverting religion. militants who trained in iraq and syria had returned to albania and might pose as a threat. a british man being held by isis terrorists are pleadings for his release. militants are threatening to kill alan henning who went to syria to help civilians caught up in the civil war.

a muslim doctor who was with him said it is not his fight so he should not pay the price. >> syrian refugees in turkey massed along the border to welcome relatives as they fled isis. the u.n. refugee agency said 70,000 syrians have crossed the border in the past 24 hours and preparing for hundreds of thousands of more. turkish authorities said they are ready to deal with the influx. the fbi has launched an investigative tool to identify people. it's facial recognition, the system could give investigators a thorough background on a person in ten minutes. the fbi has 100 million records that can link someone's fingerprints to information. critics say they will use it to violate people's privacy, but they can not put information in

the system they do not already have. a big train derailment cleanup continues near altoona pennsylvania. it was heading to wilmington, delaware when it happened. it was carrying cars when it ended up on its side scattered across the tracks. nobody was hurt in the derailment. >> three teenagers are alive this afternoon all thanks to a dozen strangers who rushed to help them when their suv flipped over in a creek. it happened in salt lake city, utah. witnesses say the suv was speeding down the road when the young driver lost control and the vehicle flew off the bridge and landed on the roof in a creek. by standards worked their way into the water and pulled two teens out right away, but the driver was trapped inside. that's when the good samaritans somehow managed to flip the suv back on to it's tires. >> when we did turn the vehicle over there was no movement from him for another five minutes.

i think he is alive because people reacted to quickly. >> the driver is in the hospital in serious condition, but a survivor, because some very brave people refused to let him die in the vehicle. >> a bucks county veteran who has struggled with post traumatic distress disorder has found help in martial arts and he is hoping to start a new program to help others just like him. nora muchanic has his story. >> i remember one time jumping over-the-counter to get to my box. >> reporter: for decades, bob has struggled with post traumatic stress disorder. he was beaten by a stepfather and he joined the marines. he was fired from jobs and said everyday was a battle until three years ago when he found the martial arts. >> i loved to compete ever since i was a kid.

it was an outto escape and doing something for yourself. >> reporter: he has become a master in 3 short years and ranked 8th in the world for middleweight purple belt and found a way to manage the ptsd that left him disabled. >> it's attacking my fear, when i see my mom getting hit it's like that violence i'm going to that source and make it apart of me and use it to relax. >> reporter: he said the martial arts did for him what medication couldn't. else trying to spread the word to help other vets who are living with ptsd. >> i want to be someone other people can live up. >> reporter: he is hoping that the veteran administration will funds an outreach abraham to -- program to aid vets deal with

their deem demo ns nora muchanic. >> we have a focus of a new exhibit that's in town, in 6abc loves the arts. looking live through sky6 hd, looks like most of the clouds have lifted, chris sowers will have the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast she'll tell us when we'll see blue skies again when "action news" continues.

>> a river of lava continues to flow from the volcano on the big island of hawaii. it's getting closures to the main road and housing subdivision. lava normally flows south to the see. it surprised everyone when a fissure that opened in june

started sending lava in the opposite direction. >> jeff and his friends along with thousands thousands of others are cooking out in baseball-like weather. jeff said he wishes desean jackson all the best, but not today. he hopes the eagles win this one. today we're saying desean who. >> reporter: hopefully we say jeremy maclin a lot today. going live on sky 6. the weather is cooperating, we're not seeing any moisture and we're not seeing the fog at this point. looks like the skies are beginning to give in a little bit. we're seeing patches of blue. we'll see sunshine this afternoon. that's the view in wilmington, you can see the rays are starting to shine down a little bit. clouds have kept the temperatures cooler, the more sun we see later on, the numbers will climb. philadelphia, 72. wilmington, 74 and upper 60s north and west.

because of the clouds we're cooler than yesterday at this time. again, the more sun we see, the quirk these numbers will start to respond. satellite and radar, cloud cover across the area, although we are starting to see a little bit of brightening taking place down the jersey shore and actually south and west, as well. in time all of this will start to clear out, as this coastal storm is sitting right about there, just off the coast of norfolk right there. that will continue to raise on by to the northeast. had this been another 50 miles out to sea, we would be talking about sunny skies right now. because it's so close we're picking up the cloud cover. there's the approaching cold front from the west. we'll look at the two systems. there's the counter clockwise swirl. remember the winds blow in a counter clockwise fashion around low pressure. the low is sitting there. where these lines are converging that's the cold front. there's the two systems we're watching. it's pushing off to the

northeast, the cold front is pushing east. this guy is moving so quickly even fit -- if it with to come close enough to provide moist it wouldn't have enough time to drop the rain. this is moving toward new england. watch what happens when i set it in motion. there's the low up in boston, the cold front is closing in from the west. here's a close closer look at the fronts. 8:30, we'll go sun and clouds, but by 8:30, we could have a quick-hitting thunderstorm for the western suburbs. watch how that disintegrates. it is running into dry air and rip that front apart. we'll see an increase in clouds with the pass passage. front. tuesday morning we're down to 40 degrees in the poconos. allentown, 41. lancaster, 41. not quite cool enough for frost. this is getting close, especially in the lehigh valley. reading, 43. in the 50s for philadelphia, all

the outlying suburbs in the 40s. for today, 80 degrees, clouds and sun, warm even -- and sticky. winds out of the southwest at 5 to 10 miles per hour. there could be an evening thunderstorm noter an west of the city. outlying suburbs, 57 and center city 64. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, shows a tranquil weather pattern. this past week was great, 80 degrees today, 73 approximate monday, tuesday, 72. wednesday, 73. thursday, 72. friday sunshine and 78. saturday, 82 degrees and sunny skies. a star of the acclaimed pennsylvania impressionist is the focus of an imibt in chestnut -- imibt -- exhibit. >> reporter: the mission of the

woodmere museum, walter elmer sco field spent half his life in the u.s. and the other half in england's. >> we have collections from across united states, of great prestige. >> reporter: they compliment 6 of his paintings already in the collection. >> he with wanted to see our own paintings in the context of his broader work. >> reporter: it depicts scenic views from california and the cornish coast and the schuylkill river. >> he painted summer landscapes, marine paintings, harbors, french country side. >> i particularly love the two pictures of norristown bridge, because he painted it one career

and then went back a year later when it was painted red. >> reporter: it is that hints of local flare that they hope will attract the people to the exhibit. >> the paint is juicy. he has an amazing ability with light. sometimes it's moody and dark, and sometimes it's a celebration of life. >> reporter: for tickets and museum hours go to arts in philly.org or go to 6abc.com/arts to learn about

>> sky6 live hd taking a live look for us at the beach there in atlantic city. it is warmer today than yesterday, i don't know if it's quite warm enough for you to put your feet in the water, but there will be a cool down coming. meteorologist chris sowers will have the full forecast coming up. good news for people

looking for holiday work. upstairs fedex and kohls plans to higher tens of thousands of workers. kohls plans to higher 60,000 people and ups and fedex 90,000. >> the concept of self driving cars is moving closer to reality. california has given audi the greenlight to start testing self driving cars. they are testing them in europe and other states. getting the california permission is important because it's home to the research lab. google and nissan plan to have self driving cars on the market in the next few years. >> the computer cloud has revolutionized how companies store data. all that data floating around makes people uneasy. you can take steps to keep your

information safer than now. >> reporter: a hack targeting celebrity photo stored in the cloud. and a hack hit home depot. even though online transactions and interactions have become a way of life. most consumers have heard the warnings. create strong passwords and change them periodically. don't use the same one. take the extra step for example checking cloud setting on multiple mobile devices to make sure what's private can't go public. experts say consumers don't always have to hand over information when asked especially a social security number. >> if you're asked for it, ask if it's necessary, but what you can do, actually ask your financial institution to put on note on your account that you do not want to use your social security number always

verification. >> reporter: online shoppers can take extra precaution checking out as a guest. >> all your person information your credit card information your dress and telephone is stored there and the thieves have access to it, always sign in as a guest. these are things to stay ahead of the crooks. >> good advise. >> we'll continue with an update of our top stories. >> plus we'll have .

>> recapping our top stories on "action news," 550 nurses at crozer-chester medical center are on strike as of today. they will stay off the job for two days to protest staff cuts at the hospital saying those cuts put patients in jeopardy. hospital officials say they are adequately staffed. they say they have enough replacement nurses to meet patients' needs during the strike. an early-morning shooting in olney section of philadelphia has killed two men and wounded two others. the gunfire was sparked by an argument outside a nightclub. police have not announced any arrests. the eagles are about to find out if cutting desean jackson in the off season was a good idea. the birds host washington jackson's new team at the linc in just a few minutes. he has a shoulder injury and is expected to play. >> reporter: let me strain out my papers here, it's 31-20

victory. i like that prediction, you can give them two desean jackson and we'll still win too much firepower that's my call. 80 degrees for today, cloudy and muggy and much cooler by tomorrow, high of 73. actually the entire week looks great. if you have any outdoor activities planned there will be no weather issues out there at all. >> i don't think we should give them two desean jackson. a hospital january at -- janitor is putting his love of music to good use. ♪ orlando loves to play the piano now he is using that love to bring tranquillity to the patients at the hospital where he works. he said he feels his job is more than cleaning and taking out the trash. instead of using his scheduled breaks for himself he plays the piano in the hospital lobby. puerto rican panorama is next on

channel 6. "action news" continues at 6:00 p.m. for chris sowers and the entire "action news" team, i'm nydia han. we'll see see you next weekend. have a great sunday!