traumatic ordeal unfolded. >> the police say a knock on the door stopped the attacks before it got any worse. "action news" reporter vernon odom live in darby tonight with the very latest. vernon? >> it was down right awful and had it not been for a neighbor stopping by unexpectedly, it could have been even worse for the 14-year-old girl. this is 18 year old hill charged with multiple crimes related to the attempted rape of a 14-year-old neighborhood girl. he surrendered to the darby police this morning. the incident occurred inside his home on 9th street wednesday afternoon. the police say he lured the girl inside, spent the siblings upstairs and took the girl into a first-floor bedroom. >> she was sexually assaulted. had it not been for a person coming and knacking on the door because they left something in the building, i don't know how much farther this would have went. >> police say a friend of hill's came to the house, knocked on

the door and eventually the victim ran out into his arms while hill fled, only to be surrendered by his parents today. >> he has a history of violence. we are extremely concerned about that. >> the victim's family says she is extremely traumatized and professional counseling is already underway. >> she is traumatized, you know. she is embarrassed. she's afraid of people finding out. and, you know, for her to not even -- yesterday she was hiding under her bed. >> i saw him crying, i had no sympathy. the tears are crocodile tears because he is in trouble. >> tonight hill is in the delaware county prison bail set at $50,000. live in darby, delaware county, vernon odom channel 6 "action news." >> all right vernon, thank you. one person was killed in a fire at a boarding house in north philadelphia overnight.

it happened just before 3:00 a.m. on north 22nd street. the fire was on the third floor. a 51-year-old man was killed here. residents say by the time they realized there was a fire, it was too late to get that man out. more than 20 other residents were evacuated. the cause of the fire not yet determined. president obama today authorized the military to send 1500 additional troops to iraq to fight isis. they will train and not be in combat. the president asking congress for $5 billion to fund the battle against the terror group. his request comes just after he met with leaders from both parties at the white house for the first time since republicans took control of the senate. they discussed putting aside their differences to avoid gridlock in washington. turning now to the accuweather forecast on a friday afternoon, we are dealing with strong winds all day today. the cooler temperatures are

making it feel a little brisk out there. >> we go outside to adam joseph with the latest from accuweather on our windy situation out there, adam. >> yeah, it's windy, it is chilly, it is cloudy. seeing on and-off showers that even supported small hail because of the cold air moving in. double scan radar raider. and north of the poconos even a few snow showers this afternoon. as you look at the peak wind gusts 41 for reading and wilmington. 40 in millville, and in cape may we clocked in at 45 miles per hour this afternoon. numbers to the north and west, it is struggling to get out of the low 40s. 43 in allentown, 48 in philadelphia. only 35 in the poconos. and even to the south, wilmington and millville just 49 degrees. heading out on the town this friday night to end your work and school week 44 at 7:00 and

definite definitely bunked up. tonight dropping into the lower 40s in center city and upper 30s in the suburbs. overnight temperatures fall into the 20s for some. we talk about a slow rebound in temperature and even colder air somewhere in that seven-day forecast in just a little bit. >> it's going to get colder. >> yes, it is. >> thank you. several vigils held for the 3-year-old boy beaten to death. and the gruesome details of his murder shocked those in the town where he lives and beyond. and eva pilgrim live in parksburg outside of a church quarter one of the vigils will be held. eva? >> shirleen, there have about two tragic murders in chester county just this week and it hit this community very hard. tonight a local church is opening up its doors so people can mourn together. thousands of people will be lighting candles tonight to

honor 3-year-old scott mcmillan his mother, jillian tait and his boy trend, gary fellenbaum tortured and murdered the child. 19,000 people are planning to light candles tonight. >> i saw people were posting things about having a candlelighting, and it was all for ople to be able to do that in their own homes. we wanted to provide a place where families and the community could come together to be able to honor and remember. >> saying it is a tough week in the community with the death of mcmillan, but also that of 41 year old miller shot by her former boyfriend arriving at work at the ymca sunday night. tonight the pastor decided to open thes doors of gateway church so people could grieve together. >> the church is a living room, a chance for families to come together and sit and really just be. >> he hopes the church can be a place for people to find comfort in the midst of these tragedies.

>> there is something -- it sounds bad there is something comfortable to mourn together and realize we are not alone in the midst of our saidne saidness -- sadness of how could something like this happen. >> the vigil expected to start at 7:00. police are planning to help direct traffic. eva pilgrim, channel 6 "action news." >> i have a feeling a lot of people will be lighting a candle somewhere tonight, eva, thank you. the man accused of grabbing freeland-gaither off the street is wanted for another kidnapping. and he arrived late last night charged with the abduction of a 16-year-old girl in richmond last week. and she managed to escape and carlesha freeland-gaither was rescued when they tracked his vehicle to maryland. at the big board, incredible and intense search for a 2-year-old in michigan ended

happily with rescuers reunited her with the family after fearing the worst, no where to be found for a full day. police are trying to piece together the puzzle. how did this toddler end up spending the night in the woods alone almost a mile from her home? >> i am glad she is just back and still alive. i was just worried that someone kidnapped her. >> this is 2 year old brock lynn, smiling after spending 22 hours alone in the wilderness. disappearing after playing outside her home in eastern michigan wearing little more then this pink coat. she somehow made her way into the woods and survived overnight despite the cold weather and storms that slowed the search efforts. >> i am glad she knew how to cut off and stay warm. >> and they could not have searchs because of the weather but persisted on church and this k9 picked up her scent leading the handler straight to the girl laying on the ground. >> i have the child.

the coordinates. >> excellent to hear, the best news we had all day. that's awesome, thank you. >> even better when she turned out to be ok. >> she lifted her head up off the ground and looked back toward me and my dog and began smiling. >> and she kept smiling and even posing for one of her rescuers. >> and i said can i take your picture? and she looked up and gave me a great big smile. and she said "i love the woods." >> and her parents happy to have her home. she kwas taken to the had the and treated but amazingly otherwise ok. 2 years old. >> i love the woods, an unexpected response. and still ahead, hackers who got into home depot's computer stealing more than credit cards. and a bolt off the florida

keys up in flames. how the six on board survived. when breaking news happens we want you to be part of the breaking news team. email your tips, photos and videos to breakingnews@6abc.com. and contact us as 6abc.com/breaking news and "action news at 4:00" will return after this.

six people pulled to safety after their boat went up in flames off the coast of the florida keys. they all jumped into the water to escape. fortunately, another boater saw it happened and was able to rescue everyone and bring them back to shore. investigators think a breach in the fuel tank caused that fire which lasted for hours, because more than 400 gallons of fuel had to burn itself out. veterans day coming up next week, but the tribute has already begun in chester county. today, high school marching bands, police officers, firefighters and classic cars entertained residents at the coatesville v.a. the phillie phanatic stopped by

to thank them for their service. the annual parade part of a nine-day tribute leading up to veterans day on tuesday. to the closing numbers on a friday afternoon. the dow jones industrial average ending the day down 28 points. closing 17,526. and the nasdaq and s&p also down on the day. a manufacturer in south jersey laying off more than 100 workers in january. the glass company in millville filed a mass layoff notice with the state yesterday. total of 115 jobs. the layoffs would be effective january 5th. the plant in millville was one of more than 40 owned by that international glass company. the home depot data breach i can't say worse than first reported. we recently learned the hackers that accessed the retailer system with the user name and password stole from a vendor, but also got additional rights allowing them to navigate their

network and access to 50 million customer email addresses. home depot offering free identity protection and credit monitoring to any customers who might have been impacted by this. and the united states postal service expanding its delivery for the holidays from november 17 through christmas day. the postal service will deliver packages seven days a week in big cities and high-volume areas including philadelphia and some surrounding suburbs and parts of south jersey and delaware. and it is time now for the actions traffic report on a friday. >> we made it. >> usps, sometimes affectionately known as snail mail, that is appropriate for traffic this afternoon. a snail's pace as we head home. and traveling northbound route 41 through creek road up to 295,

the problem on 295 a crash northbound approaching the black horse pike. now off to the side but causing delays and they spill back on 42. getting farther north on 295 in the mount laurel area another accident with a little slowing as you pass it, route 73. all lanes open but causing delays. and 95, girard avenue backed up out of the city. an earlier broken down truck northbound approaching girard out of the way now. all lanes open but delayed. and southbound not so hot, a half-hour from woodhaven into the wine. busy tonight because we have two games in south philadelphia. the sixers at 7:00, and then temple football game at the link at 7:30. busy evening down there. and a crash to watch out for on the green lane bridge heading into manayunk, and that can slow you down this afternoon. the whipping winds bringing down a bunch of wires, one set in perkasie along welcome house

road and not welcome to use that because of downed wires. and terminal avenue shutdown with towns wires between new castle avenue and 95. and checking it again coming up in the 4 30 half-hour. the trenton half marathon kicks off tomorrow. and a health expo at the wyndahm garden hotel. and tomorrow, be prepared for road closures and sections of route 29 closed between parkside and arm and hammer park. and president obama learned the meaning of brotherly love during a visit to philadelphia. and a group treated him to a special performance and monica malpass is live with the details you'll see next at 5:00 tonight. >> hi, brian, a nice one. imagine having only a couple of seconds to decide what to say or do if you are the lucky person

to meet the president of the united states. a local singing group as you said had that experience, brotherly love and didn't waste it. and president could not hold him vessel in dancing and stopping when the group started to perform for him when they used their moment on sunday. this video posted online now and now everybody talking about the group, brotherly love. and lisa thomas laury talked with the group and what it was like to meet the commander in chief and to sing for him. and more of that story in a little bit. >> can't wait to see that story, thank you, monica. if you are thinking of buying something new to help heat your home this winter, this next story is just for you. here's "action news" troubleshooter, nydia han with a preview. an "action news" case with a twist at the end. listen to this complaint from a couple having trouble with their electric fireplace. >> it would totally shut off. the flames would shut off and everything shut off.

no heat came out, nothing. >> find out what happens after the "action news" troubleshooters step in tonight on channel 6 "action news" at 11:00. and still ahead on "action news at 4:00" another check of the weekend accuweather forecast and looking live outside now, sky 6 hd, dramatic view of the center city skyline tonight. check it out, the wind is whipping all day long. and adam joseph tells us when things might calm down. and don't forget, take 6abc.com with you wherever you go. the smart design changes the layout to fit any device no matter how large or small the screen. check it out by visiting 6abc.com.

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>> a camera just happened to be rolling as this natural phenomenon appeared off italy's coastline. that's not one, but two waterspouts that lasted more than a minute. that's pretty incredible. you can see share power from the

water's spray at their base. check it out right there. the spouts kicked up as the thunderstorm moved through the region. because it was at a safe distance, it was quite a delight for spectators lucky enough to see mother nature in our glory. and speaking of that, a look at the forecast. >> what is that behind you? >> that is snow falling. in the poconos the pocono lake, and sent in by steve mckenzie one of our editors who is up there. the flakes were flying to the north, winter trying to make an appearance a little early around our region. and mount pocono near lake harmony, yes snow showers are falling as the colder air drains from the north and west. and allentown a few rain showers, some areas seeing what we call gropple, a sleetish mixture and a little hail.

as the colder is moving in the layer of cold air so thick it is supporting the ice to hit the ground. right now a couple of sprinkles 309, quakertown to lansdale and 611 north of doylestown. looking at the numbers, the poconos just 35 degrees now, 43 in allentown, 49 in wilmington and 51 in wilmington. at the shore temperatures in the low 50s. the winds are driving out of the northwest at speeds right now sustained between 20 to 29 miles per hour. and wind gusts exceeding 40 miles per hour across much of the area. that is pulling down some of the colder air. so definitely bundle up. it is football weather but bundle up if you are going to the favorite game and the 6abc game of the week, conestoga at we westchester. and the temperatures will drop into the 30s throughout the games this evening. double scan live radar, here is the powerful low north and east, snow into northern parts of

maine, receiving a half foot of snow today. that is pulling down some colder air from north and west creating lake-effect snow showers north and west of erie and beautiful and east of rochester. now look at the numbers by tomorrow morning with the winds relaxing under a clear sky. 26 allentown, 28 in millville. 30 degrees tomorrow in trenton. and tomorrow afternoon temperatures below normal. it is less windy but only 40s north and west and 50 for the city of philadelphia. your 4day at four after your 52 tomorrow in the afternoon with clouds and a seasonable end to the week at 57. and milder monday, 62 degrees. looking great for the eagles at the link on monday night football. and very warm for the veterans with sunshine and just a few clouds. going to 67 degrees. so a quick jump in the temperature, but don't get used to it. wait until you see the seven-day in the next half-hour. >> you go and ruin it.

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>> it is time now for "the buzz." and big buzz on the latest development in the criminal case against acdc drummer phil rudd accused of hiring a hitman to try to kill two people. today they dropped the murder-for-hire charge saying not enough evidence to justify it. rudd faces other charges including threatening to kill and drug convictions. and acdc says it will not affect the towers. and a 3d film inspired of the team with the same name. set in a hybrid ma -- and if

you check it out tonight length us know what you think.and if and finally a big disney movie officially a name, "star wars" vii -- the force awake entire. and "star wars" tweeted out this picture this morning there is the official title on the old-school background. movie due out in september of next year. a fun thing you can do, where it says the force awakens add your own title and on my facebook page i put ""action news at 4:00 4:00"". >> thanks. stripped, carjacks and robbed. and the details on two men's terrifying night. and details about a police investigation into nascar star kurt busch. what he has been accused of doing while raising in dover. and his body may have been on the field, but his heart was

in the stands. you won't want to miss the moment that devin still it is sick little girl got to see her daddy play football for the very first time.

♪ "action news" continues with meteorologist adam joseph, alicia vitarelli, shirleen allicot and brian taff.ph, >> it is 4:30 and "action news" continues on this friday with ways to celebrate the veteran in your life.

here's a hint -- it involves lots of free food. she may be better, but she is still bitter. >> it's a thing to me. >> the "thing" nurse amber vincent is referring to her engagement room. a clean-up crew torched her diamond while recovering from ebola. would you endure needle pricks if it meant smaller pors and smoother skin? turning back the clock without going under the knife. the ordeal leaving two men without clothing or money. stopped at an intersection in logan, three heavily armed men walked up to the car and forced them to strip down. from there the victims were told to drive to a gas station more than a mile away, and that's where the police say they were robbed.

"action news" reporter, john rawlins, live at the germantown sunoco with more on the crime and the victims here, john. >> we have new numbers this afternoon. first it was reported that hundreds of dollars were taken during that robbery. now we are told as of about an hour ago thousands were actually taken from the two victims ages 22 and 25. the carjacking ended at this germantown mini mart but began about a mile away near wayne junction. two men with a car confronted by three men, two of them with guns. >> they made the 22 year old, the owner of the vehicle, take his pants, his hooded sweatshirt and sneakers off. >>the other victim, a 25-year-old also disrobed. the pair forced into the back seat and driven to the mini mart but not before the kidnappers got the car owner's a.t.m. card and pin number. >> one of the perpetrators go into the sunoco and uses the machine and takes about $600 cash. >> the police this afternoon say the big money came from the 25 year old. $4,000 in cash.

the two victims were pushed out of their care and assailants spread off in the 2004 green upon i can't recollect grand prix. >> why they made him remove his clothing before forcing him back, we don't know. possibly taking the sneakers so he would not flee on foot. >> as good a theory as any thousands taken. it was not clear whether they were randomly selected or specifically targeted. it is not clear if they knew they would have thousands in cash at the time. and the green car has been recovered and the police say it will be checked for fingerprints. live in germantown. >> thank you. and breaking news can happen at a moment's notice. if you are there when it does, we want you to be part of our "action news" breaking news team. it's easy. email tips, photos and videos to

breakingnews at 6abc.com and contract us at the website at 6abc.com/breaking news. police in delaware confirmed to "action news" they are investigating nascar star kurt busch. the police department said that 36-year-old busch accused of assaulting his ex-girlfriend in september. the victim told the officers he grabbed her face and smashed her head against the wall inside of his motor home at the speedway because he performed poorly in a race. busch has not yet been charged. philadelphia police looking for two gunmen who robbed a hunting park barber shop in broad daylight. and they show the suspect storming the shop on north fifth street on october 22. the men immediately forced everyone to give up their cash, keys and wallets and left. seconds later one of the suspects turned and fired several shots at the shop

hitting one of the robbery victims who stepped outside. fortunately the injuries weren't serious. if you have any information about the robbery, call the philadelphia police. in just a few hours we should know if septa's largest union accept add new two-year contract. transit workers union local 234 threatened to strike. leadership struck a tentative deal last frin including wages increases over five years. and the voting ends at 7:00 this evening and results expected later tonight. the fall game for philadelphia's special olympics began today in grueling fashion. law enforcement officers lit the torch and took off on a run. living on west river drive and parts of the main drive before ending the villanova university. the runners could carry the torch all the way or pass it off to a teammate at one ever several designated points.

and i was stuck behind that group today but impressive seeing the police officers. >> i saw them today, too. very cool. you said it would be windy. >> it is. and a lot of people are reporting seeing hail, sleet, and it is all of the cold air moving with the wind supporting some of the ice in the sky today, along with the showers. looking at an ominous-looking center city. dark clouds above and breaks in the far distance with the camera getting shakes a little bit, number one because it was windy, number two because it is cold. 51 degrees the temperature. dewpoint 25, west-northwesterly winds at 22. and you see the glare, the sun low as folks are on the boardwalk. and winds out of the northwest sustained 16 miles per hour. despite the clouds and strong winds, impressively enough no delays at the airport, 51 degrees. in fact no delays anywhere on

this board from boston to atlanta to newark. good day to hit the friendly skies so to speak. but we talk about the weekend, because there are some changes coming, especially next week, a big crash in the temperature in the seven-day. >> we will keep watch, thank you. and now to "healthcheck" special about non-invasive ways to rejuvenate your face. this is called microneedling and it is getting a lot of attention lately. >> and health reporter and registered nurse ali gorman followed one patient's quest for smoother, younger-looking skin without the surgery. >> lisa's days of fighting acne are long gone but reminders aren't. >> the acne scarring stayed with me and i couldn't get rid of it. >> the laser treatment was harsh and only temporary. >> as years went on it came back. >> reluctant to try anything more until a friend mentioned

rejuvapen treatments. >> talk me about the things that are bothering you. >> it is a new group of treatments using microneedling. >> nine tiny almost microscopic needles puncturing the skin over and over again. >> not very deal. >> less than a millimeter deep. >> but they make dozens of tinily injuries and the body reacts writing collagen and other substances there to build new pressure. the same thing used by some lasers, a numbing cream used before the procedure. >> i feel the vibration but nothing else. >> and topicals are used after to cool the skin. usually taking 2-4 treatments. >> each treatment you will get a 15, 20, 25% improvement?

lisa had four improvements because of the extensive scarring. even before the last one she saw a significant change. >> my pores are much smaller. the overall complexion is smoother. the acne scarring lessened. i got a lot of comments, oh, your skin looks really good. not one of the things i heard before. >> lisa says her skin was red about two days after each treatment and it peeled a little, similar to a mild sun burn. each treatment costs several hundred dollars but the overall price can be half of the cost of the laser treatments. ali gorman, channel 6 "action news." they grew up big fans of the phillies, and today was their chance to possibly work for them. the 2015 phillies ballgirl additions held today. 70 candidates showed off on-camera and on-field talents.

eight to ten women will be selected to join the team. winners announced this january. >> good luck to them. maple-point middle school celebrating in langhorne today. ♪ >> the large american flag set the background as students and veterans combined voices to honor veterans of all eras. the entire 8th grade class took part in the 12th anniversary of this tribute. >> amazing. coming up, a jack-packed edition of freebie friday with dozens of deals. a group of oregon parents pooling their money to buy a strip club. and nurse, amber vincent, may be getting better after surviving ebola, but still bitter. the reason?

a clean-up crew not only burned her stuff, they torched her engagement ring. we will tell you if the doctors think it was the right move. and adam joseph back with the full accuweather forecast when "action news at 4:00" continues on a friday afternoon.

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a pair of armed robbers disrupt add peaceful day at a houston, texas nail salon. the men went from women-to-women demanding their purses at gunpoint. they ran into trouble when an employee fought back and fearlessly chased after the attacker. unfortunately the other suspect was behind her and shot her in the back outside of the business. she was air lifted to a hospital where she is still recovering in stable condition. a strip club that's up for sale in portland, oregon has what may be considered an unlikely group of buyers. parents. the moms and dads were pooling

the money as soon as they found out the sugar shack was going on the market. waiting the opportunity for years because they want the building what is a point of shame to be something that benefits children and families. >> this summer, especially when the kids are out playing, they are playing here in front and seeing the comings and goings of what is going on in the strip club. >> they pooled $55,000 of their own funds, raised nearly $5,000 from a crowd-funding website them have 90 days to get the financing they need in order to buy the building. here at the big board with the big talkers, and she's recovering, but she's also still reeling. amber vincent the nurse surviving ebola is happen to be here, but heart-broken her engagement ring is not. her diamond was destroyed along with all of her personal things in an effort to help prevent the deadly virus from spreading.

the 29-year-old says the clean-up crews also destroyed the binder of her wedding planning materials. >> i was crushed. it's a thing, but it has sentimental value to me. derek proposed in belize on the beach under the candlelight and it was so romantic and everything, and that's gone. >> but she is still here. but some infectious disease experts say the ring would have been easily disinfected and destroying it sends the wrong public health message. let's just say that he is not just her biggest fan, she is his's too. this is 4-year-old leah still, the daughter of devon still cheering on her daddy in person the first time. undergoing surgery for pediatric cancer here, her story captivated the country.

her strength, her dad's heart-warming support, and thursday all smiles watching her daddy play in cleveland. >> i haven't seen my daughter smile as much in a long time. >> and dad and daughter there had a tape party. a sell -- selfie with the cheerleaders and then they presented her a check. and that was through the sale of jerseys. finally, let me take a selfie shot, hardly a new phenomenon. is this the first selfie? the answer is question according to the library of congress. it was snapped right here in philadelphia in 1839. 175 years ago robert cornelius set up his camera at the back of his father's shop in philly, took off the lens cap and ran into the frame. he had to sit there for five

minutes before running back to put the cap back on. we've come a long way. it is believed to be the first photographic self portrait. to put it in perspective, it was 168 years before the iphone was created and eight before the telephone invented. >> we take for granted how easy it is to say a selfie. >> is that the spare row's face there >> and matt pellman has the update for us. >> and maybe could slurp a little spaghetti. so many first happened here in philadelphia. one of the first of the highways in the country, i dare say, is the schuylkill expressway belonging right here in philadelphia. and this afternoon it is giving us problems. you head out of town westbound, a broken down vehicle in the left lane approaching the boulevard that was just towed away. but you can see it is still slow westbound. nothing compared to the eastbound travel time which is 53 minutes from the blue route into the vine. pretty much a solid line.

all lanes open, no accidents, but it is friday afternoon and things are very crowded. want to use the mlk drive instead, i don't know i would, a krsh at black road. and a crash on the green lane bridge heading into manayunk, waiting for the tow truck to get it out of the way. thes roosevelt boulevard southbound at red line road a crash on the outer drive. on 95, the southbound side, a broken down truck taking out the right lane approaching cottman. giving you problems if your headed into the games in south philadelphia tonight. definitely jammed coming down from woodhaven and a bunch of towned wires, a set or perkasie and welcomehouse road. and in wilmington blocking terminal avenue, use 12th or christiana. and closing vincent town road near yale. stick with birmingham or magnolia as alternates. and talking more about it in the 5:00 hour. and stepping out side now,

looking at this shot. loving this shot of center city. dramatic and a beautiful city if ever you think it is not, look at this picture. and 4:51 the sunset now. >> and i don't want to talk about it. the forecast up next. hiiiii.

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droplets in the atmosphere. you see some moving towards berlin, tabernacle, route 209, extended into the for parts of bucks county as well over the river. looking at the numbers, it is chilling off. 46 in allentown, 46 in trenton. 34 in the poconos. 51 in philadelphia. millville right now just 49 degrees. looking at the winds driving out of the northwest, 22 in allentown. speeds of 29 in philadelphia. 25 in millville. and in the poconos, 28 miles an hour after topping off near 40 throughout the day. it is all because of a major storm that's developed just to the north and east of northern parts of maine. a lot of cold air with a half foot of snow up there. that is pulling down the cold air and the strong winds out of the northwest. but as the low departs over the weekend, high pressure takes control, and that means less wind. so saturday 52 degrees. it is sunny, less winds, but still on the cool side. and a weak front passes through saturday night, fairly dry. that sets up for a lot of

sunshine here on sunday with temperatures back to normal around 57 degrees before another front comes in during the middle of next week. in fact, that front will bring an arctic shock of air next week. at least "arctic" with respect to this time of year. and the zonal flow, a direct east-to-west flow stays woarm. and end of next week it buckles and the temperatures drop around here. and tonight turns cold 20s in the suburbs and 34 degrees for center city. the seven-day forecast, as we look at tomorrow, 52 degrees, sunshine, a few clouds. sunny and seasonable on sunday, up to 57. and milder common, 62 degrees. and the eagles at the link for monday night football. the kickoff not bad. 54 degrees by the fourth

quarter. 50 under a mainly-clear sky. warm for the veterans, 67 degrees. salvage and take in the 60s early next week. wednesday a cold front comes through with a shower of 56. and the fall chill arrivals on thursday, 46 for the high. and cold for november only 44 for a high. maybe upper 30s for highs in the northwest suburbs by the end of next week. >> ok then. >> hello november. and "freebie friday" should warm you up.

♪ >> time to saving with 6abc of the first "freebie friday" of the month. before we get to our more than a dozen freebies for veterans, here are a few for the civilians out there. looking for a fitness boost,

body cycle studenty offering a free spin class of the first ride always free. now they are also offering a free body locker ride for old and new clients. tomorrow, time to hit the ice. it is the nhl's come play hockey month and u.s.a. hockey and 500 local programs across the country want kids between the ages of 4 and 9 to try hockey for free. go to the website for places offering that. veterans, beloved men and women in uniform you have to go to the website for all details. some of the many freebies offered approaching veterans day, tuesday. red lobster offering free appetizer, entrays, california pizza kitchen, golden corral. denny's, ihop and starbucks offering free coffee for veterans and spouses. these are just a few of the

freebies now on 6abc.com. free car wash, haircut, all the details for our men and women, veterans in uniforms at 6abc.com. this tuesday. >> they deserve it, thank you. finally at 4:00, the internet collectively awing over orphaned otter pups. the pup moved removing towards the bottle, relaxing on a mat and playing with toys at the rehab center after found alone on a beach. after lots of tender-loving care the pup is ready to graduate to an academy in chicago. i didn't know it existed. specialists teaching her to groom, play and swim, which they need to do to survive despite her squeaky protests. if that doesn't make your day, i don't know what will. if you want to see this pup

learn the otter ropes again we posted that on 6abc.com. >> can i have an otter? >> you want one as a pet? i don't think they will let you, but you can look. >> very cute. that is it for "action news" at 4:00. i'm shirleen allicot. brian and adam and ducis rodgers will be back tonight for a full hours on "action news" 10:00 on phl 17.

♪ "action news." delaware valley's leading news program with jamie apody, meteorologist cecily tynan, rick williams and monica malpass. the man accused of abducting a 22-year-old philadelphia women now on suicide watch in a virginia jail. authorities say he confessed to the kidnapping. because of his current behavior they are concerned he could hurt himself. the big story is developing details of the rescue of carlesha freeland-gaither and the suspect in jail. >> and learning about the next steps in this case. and david henry in center city tonight where philadelphia

police met with the u.s. attorney handling the investigation. david? >> that's right, rick. philadelphia police detectives and the federal investigators got together today at the u.s. attorney's office to share all the evidence they gathered as they build the case against delvin barnes. >> somebody else could be the next victim. you don't know how many victims he has got. >> the question the investigators are trying to attention up and down the east coast. are there more victims out there? 37 year old delvin barnes behind bars in virginia facing rape and attempted murder charges there. and federal charges here in connection of the kidnapping of carlesha freeland-gaither. she remains in seclusion with her family today but met with the federal investigators to tell her story. she is alive to tell the story thanks to a multi-agency effort