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keep all of your options open until you know for sure. we learned this morning that clear channel will put up 25 electronic billboards that look like this, with carlesha's picture on them hope that someone recognizes her and calls in tips. we have the number listed at 6abc.com or call 911. katherine scott, channel 6 "action news." >> thank you. can you get a closer look at the person of interest by going to 6abc.com. there you'll find the surveillance video and other images released by police along with the plea from carlesha's family as the search continues. you can see it all right there

right now at 6abc.com. shots were fired at a delaware county neighborhood this morning when police vied to serve an arrest warrant in collingdale, police responded to shots fired in philadelphia, when they arrived someone started to shoot at the officers outside and one officer suffered a cut to his hand possibly from flying glass. the suspects are not being identified as of yet. eric frein was keeping three guns and more than 200 rounds of ammunition in the abandoned hangar where he was hiding before his capture. itis items were listed including a rifle and bolt action rifle and a loaded pistol. frein was not carrying those weapons when he was arrested

near an open field last week. he is accused of firing on two officers killing one of them. prosecutors will seek the death opinionty. this video shows a fishtown pizza shop being robbed at gun point. a woman was working at the counter at key pizza on east york street last week when a gunman waived a gun in her face, the woman refused to give up money and he left the store without anything. anybody that recognizes this suspect should contact the police. tom wolf says he is ready to roll up his sleeves and serve as governor at pennsylvania. after spending $10 million of his own money throughout the campaign he beat tom corbett last night. he plans to overhaul corbett's plan to expand medicaid, when he takes office in january, the governor will face an uphill

battle in congress after the gop gain gained control of the senate. we are live on capitol hill now with reaction to last night's political shakeup. >> reporter: hi there rick, this was a blowout. republicans run by a couple touch downs and it will have a big impact on president obama's final years in office. now democrats are left licking their wounds. >> democrats lost not only in purple and red states but we also lost in blue states. republicans seized control of the senate and the house, and one is joanie earnst talking about putting republicans over

in her victory in iowa. >> we are going to make them squeal. >> and in utah mia love becomes the first african-american republican woman to serve in the house and michigan mcconnell who won in kentucky is set to take over senate leader. one of the most embarrassing losses came in president obama's home state of illinois. governor pat quinn went down despite the help from the president and first lady. people went to the polls angry with president obama and took it out on his party. >> the president took a beating last night and the fact is you have to sit down with the folks on the other side, lets see what we can agree on together. >> and we are going to hear from mr. obama this afternoon in a news conference and he will meet

with the republican and senate leaders on friday at the white house. >> thank you. can you see president obama's address here on 6 abc, the news conference is scheduled for 2:50 this afternoon and we'll bring you the comments live here as soon as the president begins speaking. time for a check of accuweather, mild temperatures are moving in ahead of cooler temperatures and rain. we have final afternoon to enjoy the mild conditions before the chilly change, lets head to the big board and david murphy. >> you can see where that cold front lies, we have a light line of rain and sprinkles and you may see a sprinkle out there this afternoon but the big story is how we are getting the southwesterly flow, ahead of the front getting us mild again, not a lot of rain today, with are keeping our eyes on this area of precipitation in association

with a wave of low pressure riding on the front and we could get wetter from that system. as we look at satellite and radar, we are socked in by the clouds at this point and there might be a brief struggle to get through into a couple of neighborhoods, generally speaking you are looking at the gray, and you are warming up, with the southwesterly flow, 68 in philadelphia and the same in wilmington. cooler in some outlying areas, but you'll add numbers to the temperatures before you are done. philadelphia and wilmington stopped on or about where we are right now. there is that southwesterly flow, if you want to head outside, there are clouds and a chance of a light sprinkle and the wins are not a problem in most spots. most of us are in the single digits and philadelphia will be back there too before much longer, we'll go 69 degrees well above average and 52 for the overnight low, cooler air is

coming in tomorrow and it will be a while before we get a low that mild as we look ahead in the seven day. future tracker 6 showing rain moving in especially from philadelphia north and through the morning rush hour it looks like it gets wet and some of this rain could be steady. when i come back in a few minutes with the full accuweather forecast, we'll talk about the impact this rain has on your morning commute. >> thank you david. stay on top of the shaking weather with 6abc.com, visit 6abc.com/weather for storm tracker 6 radar and the hourly and seven-day forecast. in other news, a man is behind bars as police search for a suspect in the shooting of a delaware state student. gun fire erupted in dover in an off campus residence hall. faulkner is charged with assault and possession of a deadly weapon. the victim remains in the hospital but is expected to be

okay. investigators at the jersey shore are working to pinpoint the cause of a diner fire here, flames damaged ret's diner in egg harbor township. the facebook page post there had is a hole in the roof but otherwise all is fine. no injuries were reported. >> the philadelphia school district revealed hearings today to decide if an elementary school sign-in frankford should remain open. the high school at the walter palmer middle school has already closed. coming up at 12:30, vernon odom will have more on the argument to keep the school open. >> still to come on "action news" at noon, ray rice back in court, the former ravens star appears to fight his suspension from the nfl.

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the country music awards are live tonight here on 6 abc and our alicia vitarelli is in nashville for all the excitement. she got a special behind the scenes look at the abc show nashville and has a preview of her report coming up today on "action news" at 4:00. >> reporter: hey guys we are on the set of nashville, this is decon's kitchen in his house. we have exclusive behinds scenes access to the show, we are here as they are filming a scene for an upcoming episode. they are singers, actors and song writers living the dream. >> i always had the dream, and within you add in the music we get to do on the show and the

fact that i get to write here with some of the great writers in nashville where the great of the writers in the world are -- >> we'll have more on the set of nashville on "action news" at 4:00 and of course we'll be on the red carpet for the cma awards and follow our action using the #~ 6 abc cma. alicia vitarelli, channel 6 "action news." >> all right. it was rainy in nashville, i saw on "good morning america." >> yeses it was pouring there. >> stormtracker 6 live double scan, we have a little bit of light sprinkle in lancaster county and it's possible that some of that will march its way through and it's light and a drip here or there on your windshield in most cases, as we look outside we have cloudy skies building in the region, there is the action cam in wilmington, delaware, and a little bit of early sun and the

clouds overtook us quickly and it's still cloudy now. 56 is the temperature, and mild on the i-95 corridor. winds of 15 miles per hour but that is high in terms of what we are averaging, some spots in the single digits and it's not particularly a blustery day out there. the numbers will rise a bit. philadelphia and wilmington not going much higher than where we are right now. satellite and radar shows you along with a sprinkle we have lots of cloud cover, it will be cloudy tonight and tonight and much of the day tomorrow. in allentown increasing clouds the rest of the way, mild at 65 degrees, in the lehigh valley, that is mild for this time of year. at the shore most area spots up and down the coastline will get to 66 and clouds are on the march now and cool and fairly nice conditions with not a lot

of strong blustery wind and 69 is the high in philadelphia and on the mild side and winds 8 to 16 miles per hour, that is a moderate to light wind for most of you. mostly cloudy tonight and 52 and we'll start to see the rain arriving late tonight. we can see a shower popping in at 10:00 or 11:00, but cecily tynan and adam joseph may be around this evening, there is a better chance of seeing the rain closer towards dawn and it's likely go toing be wet. mostly cloudy and a spotty sprinkle perhaps, temperatures cooling down by 4:00, and we'll be down to 60 by 7:00. here is future tracker 16, at 5:30 we'll be on the air showing you stormtracker 6 live double scan it's possible during the morning rush hour we have steady rain and what you may call heavy. the rest of the day in a lull

and tomorrow night another wave of rain will come in. and adam and cecily will be along with your view on that. keep in mind there are a lot of leaves out there and that could mean backed up drains and be careful of that. and a word to the wise, if you have low lying gutters you can get to easily on the house and clean the leaves out, that will help you with any errant rain spilling out of the gutters. your exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, mainly cloudy and 69 today and tomorrow cloudy with periods of rain, one batch in the morning and another batch late in the day or at night and sprinkles or showers in between. cooler tomorrow and 61 and windy and a shower on friday with a high of just 55, the wins are whipping through the region on friday, 30 to 40 miles per hour gusts are not out of the question, 55 with a couple of showers, most of the rain associated with that rain maker should be off the coast, monday

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(joe) happy holidays! ♪and best wishes from the lottery♪ "action news" at 12:30 continues with rick williams, sara bloomquist and meteorologist s. david murphy. hello again, here are the stories we are following for you on "action news" at 12:30, we are getting a brand new look at the person of interest in the german town abduction of a

22-year-old woman, an abduction that sparked a manhunt. and ray rice's appeal is under way right now. now, the details, police have released new video of a man that they call a person of interest in the kidnapping of a german town woman, it was taken at a super market in philadelphia, they will not say where that supermarket is, to not hinder the investigation, look at the way the man is walking, he may have a wallet with a chain hanging from his p pants. oh used the credit card of carlesha freeland-gaither. this video was taken on the 5400 block of green street by colter

street. where the kidnapper forced the 22-year-old nursing assistant in a car and took off. there say multistate manhunt for any trace of the woman and the suspect. >> we don't know if this was a targeted attack or if it's random, we are hoping she is with him, obviously we are concerned that the psychological trauma if nothing else she is undergoing after all this time. we need to find her and him as quick as possible. if you have information on this man or the victim, carlesha freeland-gaither, police are urging you to call right away. she was taken in a 2000 or 2002, dark gray metallic four door taurus with possible maryland license plates. this is the image they are putting up on billboards, all up and down the i-95 corridor,

hoping with someone with information will come forward in this case. can you get a closer look at that person of interest by going to 6abc.com, there you'll find a compilation of surveillance videos and a plea from carlesha's family, it's all right there right now at 6abc.com. leaders in the philadelphia school district met today to discuss the next steps they will take for a charter school that had to scale back and leaving hundreds of students looking for a new school. vernon odom is live now in spring garden with more. >> reporter: this philadelphia charter school, soap opera crisis is two months from being resolved, they are struggling to keep the rest of the school open after tough odds. >> a subdued hearing this morning as an examiner continues

to probe the charter schools the high school has been shut down by the school district and the courts for having double the amount of students they were sanctioned to have. at least 200 parents are scrambling to get their kids placed some where else. now they are struggling to keep the k through 8 open. the district is putting heavy financial pressure on palmer. >> they have to pay back the philadelphia school district 1.5 million dollars and $1 million in overpayments they received from the school district of philadelphia, that is directly connected to billing for students they were not serving. >> do you have the money to pay them? >> no, absolutely not. no charter school has that much money on hand. >> that is over $2.5 million that mr. palmer allegedly owes the school district. sometime after the first of the

year, the district is expected to rule on whether to revoke the palmer school license all together. vernon odom, channel 6 "action news." >> thank you. a four alarm fire in north jersey forced nine people from their home this morning, firefighters were high above the smoke and flames trying to put out the flames in paterson. the cause remains under investigation. the appeal hearing for ray rice is underway in new york city, he is fighting his indefinite suspension sparked by the video that shows rice attacking his wife. >> reporter: as he entered into an arbitration hearing this morning, ray rice was holding hands with his wife, janay, the same woman whose body he dragged out an of elevator in february. following the public outcry and the release of this second

video, the nfl suspended him indefinitely. rice believes he was punished by the original two game suspension. expected to testify is nfl commissioner, roger goodell, for his mishandling of this case prompted some to say he should be removed from pro football. and the day before adrian peterson was in court, entering a plea deal on felony child abuse charges. >> i regret this incident -- >> this morning peterson is a free man as is female soccer star, hope solo, accused of assaulting her sister. she is still on the field leaving some to cry a double standard. >> they are role models and should be held to higher standard. >> what will really be interesting to watch is how this

decision will affect others trying to return to pro sports. >> back here detectives in philadelphia are looking for a trio of car thieves in fishtown, this is newly released video from the thefts on sunday, the suspects hopped in a sedan while the other two acted as lookouts, the stolen car is describe as a 1997 green nissan maxima, anybody that spots it should call philadelphia police. turning to accuweather, a mild overcast day across the delaware and lehigh valleys, sky 6 hd checking out the center city skyline where cloud cover is moving in this noon, the spring-like conditions we enjoyed the past two days are almost over. lets go outside to meteorologist, david murphy. >> reporter: a lot of clouds out here but i wanted to go out and sample it, it's pretty nice with temperatures in the upper 60s right now and satellite shows

you the clouds will stay thick the rest of the way and there is a light sprinkle in lancaster county that might make it through later in the afternoon, but it won't be much, you are dealing with gray skies and mild temperatures. 69 is the 2:00 temperature and that is the high. 65 by 4:00 and after that we start to dip, 61 by 6:00 and by 10:00 tonight 57 and perhaps a shower developing especially in the western suburbs. by tomorrow morning we are on the lookout for steadier showers, from 5:30 until 9:00 the rush hour has a chance of getting steadier precipitation and then a lull before another round of rain is possible in the afternoon. looks like a total of a half inch to inch of rain after it all knocks off after 11:00 and more showers get added in on friday. our models show a half inch to inch of rain out of this, and that is the accuweather estimate. the models are varying but the

latest run getting together well on this. this could produce problems off the evening commute. and i'll have more on what comes after this wet spat of weather. >> thank you. stay on top of the changing weather situation 6abc.com/weather, you'll find the hourly and seven-day forecast. turning to politics now. tom wolf is planning to formerly thank voters this afternoon for elected him as the next governor of pennsylvania, wolf won a landslide victory over tom corbett yesterday. the first candidate in modern history to knock a sitting governor out of office, wolf will work with a largely republican legislature and they will have the largest majority in the pennsylvania house in more than a half a century. republicans have a majority in the senate giving them control

of the senate and congress. the ohio republicans say they need to fix the struggling economy, president obama scheduled a news conference to offer his take on the republican takeover. can you watch it here on 6 abc. there is much more ahead on "action news" at 12:30, the first person known to have contracted ebola outside of west africa mark a milestone in his recovery. plus, meteorologist, david murphy has your exclusive accuweather forecast when "action news" at noon comes right back.

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more than the subject of a social media experiment. this clerk known as alex was shared 2 million times, the ceo of an entertainment startup said it was all his doing, he wanted to show how easy it is to transform anybody in a teenage star especially if you target teenage girls. >> we got our staff to start retweeting -- >> the boy known as alex from target sent his tweet from overnight, he claims to know nothing about the company or social experiment. >> david murphy has everything you need to be a star employee. >> i do, and i'm working my way to it. >> stormtracker 6 live double scan, a little bit of a sprinkle in lancaster county, that is not making much of a move towards us and through the afternoon, yeah you get a light sprinkle but it

doesn't look like it will amount to much, the big issue is cloud cover and you get an umbrella over you or a coat on, you ride this thing, i don't know what that is -- you ride it through center city and you'll be fine in the cloud covery day. that is wild. you got a couple of highlights, mild and dry today. a sprinkle possibility but most of you don't have to worry about that. much different tomorrow, cooler with rain arriving by the time most of you wake up and thursday looks like it will be chillier and more damp certainly. 68 right now and no big issues, a 15 miles per hour wind and a lot of you dealing with single digit winds as we roll into the afternoon, winds out of the southwest pumping in milder air, 8 miles per hour wind in allentown 7 and 27 in the poconos, but you don't have to deal with all that much wind. clouds are still thick across the region and not much need for sunglasses in the afternoon and

the sprinkle trying to fall apart as it inches to the east. 65 in allentown un66 in reading and trenton, closer to 70 in philadelphia and wilmington and mid-60s down at the shore, comfortable conditions all the way. if you head to the playground today, if you see rain it's just a sprinkle, i wouldn't cancel your playground plans considering tomorrow is wetter and cooler and not so nice. 67 by 3:00 and a high of 69 at 2:00. a nice day at the playground despite the clouds. 67 by 3:00 and 63 by 5:00 and 50s after that. your overnight low is 52, later tonight after 9:00 or 10:00, a shower may develop in a couple of neighborhoods to the west. tomorrow when karen rogers and i are showing you the forecast there will be rain and some parts of the rain is seeing

steadier stuff, it's model wants to position in from philadelphia to the north. and the rest of the day it's kind of a lull and damp at times with a shower passing through and north batch of rain coming in tomorrow night and that one may not be quite as bad but we are going for a half inch to inch of rain. if any of this pushes in in a hurry there is enough leaves on the ground where the storm drains can back up. the latest run has us from an inch to the north and not particularly enormous rainfall amounts but enough to slow you down for the commute. 69 and cloudy today in philadelphia, a sprinkle can't be ruled out and showers tomorrow and or and on showers through the day and maybe another batch at night. 61 is the high tomorrow and windy friday, winds could gust 30 to 40 miles per hour on friday, it will be a gray not comfortable days, a high of 55 and feeling cooler than that.

saturday sun gaves way to increasing clouds, and 52 and sunday mostly cloudy and 55 and a couple of showers possible and dry again on monday and tuesday, it looks dry and chilly for the eagles game and veterans day not looking bad. >> thank you david. on our people scene this noon, two entertainers are happy to take on the roles of mom and dad. robert downey jr. welcome a baby girl yesterday, their second child together. and it's a boy for singer, kelly roland, the member of destiny's child are the parents of little titan jewel and everyone is healthy and happy. >> it's official taylor swift's album made history, the singer's 1989 debuted on the charts selling 1.2 million copies in just seven days, the largest sales week for an album since

2002. but she is probably shaking it off. >> probably. on 6 abc tonight our own alicia vitarelli is in nashville for the cma awards and the show starts at 7:00 but can you get a look earlier, join alicia today on "action news" for live reports and follow her on twitter to get in on the action. tag all of

if you are locking for distraction this afternoon check out these stories at 6abc.com. this guy is looking to replace his girlfriend for a trip around the world but you have to have her name. the device for the cowboys game in london is being interpreted in a different way and drawing

unwanted attention and an animal shelter released an ad to have people come play with rescue kittens go to 6abc.com/distraction. as we look at the northern and western suburbs, 66 is the high in allentown and mid 6:00 to the north and west and milder in pottstown and downingtown and 70 in places like wilmington and philadelphia, probably stopping at 69 and 68 in glassboro, winds not bad at 6 miles per hour. and nice in dover 67 and mid-60s upp down the coastline this afternoon. >> thank you david. finally the next rockefeller christmas tree is coming from pennsylvania, workers are cutting down the 13 ton tower of branches and bark from bloo

bloomsburg, columbia county. the tree lighting is in less than a month at rockefeller center. >> that is it for "action news," don't forget to join us at 4:00, 5:00 and 6:00. for the entire "action news" team i'm sara bloomquist have a great day.

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