fire is sparked. we'll have the latest on road closures in the area. a temple university student becomes the victim of a shooting after someone opened fire at a party. hello winter, the temperatures dropped down into the 30s overnight. chris sowers we stuck him outside in the cold. he has the accuweather forecast. >> reporter: it's funny because it's colder out here right now, than what is it was last weekend when i was standing out here. it doesn't feel as harsh and the big reason is because we don't have much wind because temperature-wise get a load of these numbers. it's significancely colder. tanersville, 26 degrees. 28 in ain't david. coatsville, 27. fleetwood 29 and levittown 21. 29 in glassboro. 29 in buena. and gandys beach. they are freezing in minute --

cinnaminson. hammonton, 29 degrees. it's the coldest morning we've seen in seven months. satellite and radar we don't have much going on around the delaware valley. there are a few high, thin clouds building across the lehigh valley. mixed sky, combination of sun and clouds. 49 degrees by 9:00. 50 by 3:00 p.m. that will be our forecasted high. we're bark down to 48 by 6:00 with a gradual increase in the high, thin clouds. the biggest change over the next several days will be in the weather pattern. we have chilly air over the mid atlantic and the great lake states. watch happens wednesday and thursday, this is an arctic front, a polar front that will drop temperatures into the teens and 20s across the high plains. for us the air will modify, but we're talking highs in the upper 30s and low 40s in the delaware and lehigh valleys. the coldest air of the season is here, but it's colder by week's

end. i'll have the details in the seven day when i step back inside in just a bit. eva? >> thanks, chris. we have more information on the breaking news this morning, the action cam was on the scene as firefighters battled a multi-alarm blaze in maple shade, burlington county. the fire was declared under control moments ago. it began at 4:00 a.m. on the 600 block of styles avenue, route 73. the showroom of south jersey mowers have been destroyed by the fire. there was snow blowers and other equipment for repair has not been damaged. a woman who lives in a home attached to the building is being treated for smoke. route 73 is closed in both directions due to the fire apparatus on it is scene stay with "action news" and 6abc.com for the latest information. new this morning, a temple university student is shot at a an off-campus party.

the student was shot in the hip. 3 men try to to get into the party when they were denied entrance. one of the men pulled out a gun and fired two times. the student who was shot was taken to hahnemann university hospital. temple tweeted out the suspect's description, a young black man wearing a red hooded sweatshirt and red beanie and blue jeans. temple police and philadelphia police are handling the investigation. a multi-vehicle accident, the wreck in newark landed a motorcyclist in the hospital. the biker and three other cars collided on capital trail around 7:30. the investigation continues this morning. police are asking for your help torched a woman missing from a local group home. april parker vanished from ludlow street in philadelphia. parker battles bipolar disorder

a manic depression. she requires treatment. she is 5'5" and was last seen wearing a gray jacket and dark panels. call police if you have any tips. delaware county could be getting a major economic shot in the arm thanks to an announcement from sunoco plans to launch a mariner east ii. 50-mile pipeline from western pennsylvania. that means jobs, lots of them. chad perdelli has the details. >> reporter: business owners here in the heart of marcus hook are struggling. andre owns urban denim and hopes the pipeline project will spur a surge in sales. >> it's hard for a lot of small businesses down here, we could use that help. >> reporter: the project is called mariner east ii. it basically allows for the expansion of existing pipelines and movement of the natural gas liquids from eastern ohio and west virginia and western

pennsylvania to marcus hook. here it will be processed and be distributed in the u.s. and across the world. >> this means not only thousands of construction jobs and hundreds of permanent jobs it's a $2.5 billion invest in pennsylvania being made by sunoco logistics. >> reporter: once the project is completed the number of permanent jobs will fall short of the roughly 800 joshes when there was an oil re-- jobs when this was an oil refinery. >> there won't be as many people working here. >> reporter: sunoco and county leaders don't know the economic, but they are hopeful mariner east ii will spur more development in the future. >> it's the rebirth of the energy industry in delaware county. >> reporter: chad perdelli channel 6 "action news." >> happening today president

barack obama is expected to normally announce his choice for the next attorney general. mr. obama has chosen loretta lynch attorney general for new york. if confirmed lynch will be the first african-american woman to hold the post. more american troops will be heading back to iraq. president obama has authorized the pentagon to send another 1500 troops to iraq to boost the number to 3100 in the region. the troops will be charged with advising and training iraqi fighters as they continue to battle isis militants. congress must approved $5.5 billion to pay for the dramatically expanded mission. happening today, philadelphia air boy scouts will be working to fight hunger. thousands of scouts will be going door to door to drop off empty plastic bags as partly of

the dunkin' donuts holiday food drive. fill it with can goods and the scouts will be back next saturday to collect the bags. members of the south jersey football team took the field with the purpose beyond the final score. they are there to help henry. >> reporter: meet henry north ton of pennsauken, new jersey. how you doing henry? are you having fun tonight? >> yes. >> reporter: he has something that no one has heard of. usher syndrome. some children are born deaf and lose their vision. henry has lost 90% of his vision since february 2013. thanks to two cochlear implants he is able to hear. >> you can make the deaf here should she choose to and we did. and henry will rely on his hearing more and more, ass vision

as his vision diminishes he'll be able to hear. >> reporter: there's no known cure for the again he lettic disorder --. camden catholic had a tailgate party for him. they were wearing red because it's easier for henry to sea. team members have been wearing red t-shirts to practice they have not washed all week. >> we can take these shirts off and wash them and shower, and we'll be fine, but at the end of the day, henry will be blind and deaf and it wreaks. >> the football game will be a blast. >> reporter: before the game team members gave him the sign language symbol i love you. which he heartly returned to cheers.

>> everyday you hear about the bad things going on in the world, the crime, the tragedy, but there are a lot of good people out here doing good things and this i'm proud to say is just one of them. in pennsauken, new jersey. dann cuellar channel 6 "action news." >> what a great story. still ahead on "action news" saturday morning. the sixers are looking for their first win of the season, we'll let you know if they scored that w against the bulls. streets become rivers following several days of rain in haiti, chris. no audio.

rain has battered parts of haiti. thousands of homes are inundated, some destroyed torn apart by steady rain. the coastal damage is expensive, the storm killed 12 people in

nearby puerto rico. floods and mudslides are being reported in the dominica republic. 7:11. it's cold outside. >> reporter: the moon was full on the 6th. this is a waning. storm tracker 6 live double scan there's no precipitation out there, there's not much in the way of clouds. we have to go into the lehigh valley to pick up the high, thin clouds. it should be a nice looking day. temperatures wise you'll need to wear something with sleeves, especially this morning because we have winter-like temperatures out there. we'll rebound this afternoon. but it's way below average. 36 degrees, dewpoint, 25. winds are light out of the northwest at 5 miles per hour. 26 in allentown. lancaster, 28.

freezing in trenton. 29 in millville. sea isle city, the shorepoints are only a couple of degrees above freezing. it's the coldest morning we've seen in seven months around here. satellite and radar we have high, thin clouds passing by in the lehigh valley. everybody else is seeing mainly clear conditions. the idea is we'll start out with sunshine and see high, thin clouds as the day wears on. all this moisture you see hear will actually pass on by to the north. we really should not see any moisture from this front. it will pull through moisture starved, which is good news because we've had a lot of rain over the past couple of weeks. these numbers are not too terribly bad right now. you get above the u.s./canadian border. there's single digits and teens. that cold air is diving south. it will hit the high plains first and charging east. by the time we get into wednesday night and thursday, it will knocked down considerably. this is the polar front.

what will happen a huge area of high pressure will develop here it will force the polar front down. don't let these temperatures alarm you, there's no snow cover out there. it will modify. but this is cold stuff moving into the united states over the next several days. high pressure is in control, a canadian high, highs struggle to climb to 50 degrees today. combination of sun and clouds. we get into sunday here comes a reinforcing front. we start out with clouds in the morning and sunshine by afternoon. for today, accuweather says sun and clouds, chilly, 50 degrees is the high for philadelphia. trenton, 49. lancaster, 48. 52 in millville. cape may, 50 and will atlantic y 52 degrees. we'll reach the high in the afternoon, starting out with sun gradual increase in high clouds as the day wears on. overnight tonight, temperatures drop into the 30 os north and west, 44 for center city. the exclusive accuweather

seven-day forecast, sun and clouds today, 50 degrees, becoming sunny after morning clouds tomorrow. 57. monday, looks nice, sun and clouds, 60. no issues for the eagles game against the coraline in a panthers. monday night football, 50 degrees by the 4th quarter. 67 tuesday, 64 wednesday. thursday and friday, 44 degrees on both days. >> it's that time. >> reporter: yes it is. >> don't forget you can take 6abc.com with you. the new smart design fits any device you have, whether it's your tablet or smart phone, no matter how large or small that screen. check it out by visiting 6abc.com anytime anywhere. we all heard that activity and engagement are the keys to health and happiness. in this morning's art of aging, lisa thomas-laurey introduces us to a community of seniors that lives by thoses.

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here's a look at what's happening in and around the delaware and lehigh valleys this weekend. get a head start on your holiday shopping at the christmas bizarre. they will be selling severing from jewelry to christmas gifts. it's today 10:00 to 5 old eagle school road in wayne. st. mary's medical center is hosting a free walking program. there will be a board certified cardiologistle whole provide support to the walkers and answer contests.

le it's at the walking track in langhorne from 10:20:11 and free to attend. tomorrow head to fairmont park for the 6th annual lemon run it benefits alex's lemonade stand. it's at memorial hall. that's a look at what's happening in and around delaware valley. it's on?

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normally the high temperature should be around 60 degrees, so ten degrees below average. as we look across the county. there's not much going on. we have this system pushing across the great lakes. the airline behind it is cold, but it pales in comparison to what we have on the table next week. high pressure come in from up here. the stronger they are the farther down they go into the lower 48. this pushes the polar front down into the mid atlantic and the great lakes and high plains. this will bring unseasonable cold weather to the northern part of the united states. it will drop all highs down into the upper 30s and far northwestern suburbs and low 40s in the city. eva? >> in sports, the agony of defeat for temple and the sixers remain winless. ducis rogers has that and the

eagling -- eagles preparing for carolina. >> reporter: good morning we start on the hardwood. the sixers are winless. they had no business being on the same court as the chicago bulls or did they? jeer maclin in the house we'll dwelt to the birds in a moment. tony wroten turned a career high. sixers are down 1. they move it to a 3-point game, johnson again, the time expires for the tie. sixers lose it's the worst start in 42 years. eagles panthers monday night from the moment chip kelly got here, he told us he did not have a specific offensive system. he tailors the offense for whatever quarterback is in

there. coach kelly has known mark sanchez since he saw him play high school football ten years ago. chip was asked if he thought they would cross paths again. >> i had on my pad, i said when i am the head coach of the eagles said i'm going to make sure i get that guy on that team. >> reporter: temple with an 8-point underdog to memphis. the owls didn't get that memo. one more and the owls would be bowl eligible. 75-yard touchdown, 10-0 temple. late in the game, a second to go tied at 13, jake he elliot from

memphis, a 31-yard feel goal. the owls lose. that's a look at sports, i'm ducis rogers you have yourself a terrific weekend. >> it's the next best thing playing for philly. dozens of young ladies showed off their skills hoping to become a ball girl for the phillies. only 8 to 10 of the women will be selected. we've got much more coming up on "action news" saturday morning. first remember we invite you to become a partly of the "action news" breaking news team. if you were there when breaking news happens send your videos photos or tips to breaking news.com or contact us through 6abc.com/breaking news.

a major road in south jersey is shut down after a huge fire sparked in a business. two police officers are injured following a chase and crash in the northeast. and a cold start to the weekend. you'll need the coat and scarves before heading out this morning. meteorologist chris sowers is heading outside with a look ahead.ologist chris sowers is >> reporter: hey, good morning to you, i was going to say gloves, as well. as you can see i'm not wearing them. temperatures are chilly enough. we're down into the 20s and 30s, several locations are

below freezing, 32 degrees. 36 in philadelphia. 29 in allentown. poconos 26. lancaster, 28. dover, 32 and millville, 29 degrees. we're running anywhere from ten to 20 degrees colder than this time yesterday. high, thin clouds overspreading delaware valley. it's clear across the virginias and carolinas, as well. we'll start out with a decent amount of sunshine and seen and crease in high clouds as the afternoon wears on. the clouds will not turn threatening. we stay dry today and tomorrow. sun to clouds, that's the call from accuweather. it will be chilly high of 50 dpreez, normally -- degrees, normally we should be around 60. it's a quiet weekend overall. as we look ahead, changing temperatures, first it turns

mild, unseasonable mild and then sharply colder. so cold in fact a couple of forecast models have mixed rain and wet snow showers by friday. i'll have the details for you when i come back inside in just a bit. the bottom line it's chilly. coldest morning we've seen in seven months around here, you have to bundle up and stay warm out here. eva? >> all right, thanks, chris. here's the latest on our breaking news this morning, parts of a burlington county business have been destroyed by a multi-alarm fire. it happened at the south jersey mowers 600 block of styles avenue in maple shade. the fire burned for two hours before firefighters got the blaze under control. "action news" learned that the showroom was destroyed. a storage buildings where customers snow blowers are repaired were not damaged. an elderly woman who lives

in a home attached to the building is being treated for smoke. a haz/mat team is on the scene due to the run off of petroleum. stay with "action news" and 6abc.com for the latest. other news we have information on two philadelphia police officers who were hurt in a chase that ended in a crash. chopper 6hd flew over the nasty accident. it happened a little after 10:30 last night and blocked part of the roosevelt boulevard at langdon street. the driver of of a cadillac that caused the accident was spotted minutes before selling marijuana on the 5100 block of frankford avenue. >> when officers attempted to pull the driver of the car who was selling the drugs in the cadillac, he took off at a high rate of speed and dragged four officers injuring two of them. >> shortly after the pursuit, the cadillac ran a red light and

t-boned a honda. >> after they were appending him the male resisted arrest and he had to be tasered. >> that driver who police say is the drug seller is charged with aggravated assault resisting arrest and narcotics offenses. the driver of the honda is hospitalized with head injuries. he is alert. one officer broke a hand when the suspect dragged the officers on frankford avenue. the other officer has an injured leg. police say the original buyer of the drugs was arrested near the frankford avenue scene. new overnight a man was hit by a car in philadelphia's mayfair section. the driver stopped immediately at frankford and tyson avenues. the victim was rushed to the hospital for treatment. police are trying to figure out how the accident happened. a candle light vigil was held last night for little scott mcmillan. as you can see from the post thousands shared their sorrow and sympathy for the 3-year-old

boy who was tortured and killed. an emotional vigil was held in parksburg chester county. >> reporter: with candle in handle, the chester county community sang, prayed and held their children first remembering scottie mcmillan savagely killed at the hands of his mother and boyfriend. authorities charged his mother and her live-in boyfriend with first degree murder. they will seek the death penalty. >> he was lashed with a metal rod and tied to a chair and beaten. he was tied upside down by his feet and beaten. his head was smashed through a wall. >> reporter: the accused couple lived with tat. he's two children.

tracey nagle worked with the three adults at a nearby walmart. >> he was an angry scary man. >> reporter: they not only mourned scottie, but christy miller who shot his former boyfriend. >> pastor dan will preside over the funeral and telling families to pray for both families. >> when we need help we should seek it. >> reporter: gary fellenbaum's mother defended her son saying she is shocked by the charges and her son always liked children. scottie's little brother is in the custody of the family. the miller funeral is set for saturday her two sons are in the

custody of family, as well. reporting from parksburg, annie mccormick channel 6 "action news." >> more than one thousand people posted pictures of candles lit for scottie. andrew fryburg passed away last night. he is the fourth student to die of gunshot wounds to die at the hands of his cousin jaylen. a teen shot in the jaw has been released from the hospital. british police have reportedly foiled a plot to assassinate queen elizabeth. the queen is planning a number of public appearances this weekend for armistice day the annual celebration of the end of

the world war i. an 18-year-old cooled -- accused of trying to rape a 14-year-old girl this is was icd knocked don the door, the victim ran into his arm and hill fled. the victim's family said she is traumatized. >> she had to be poked poked and prodded pictures taken of her, it was humiliating. >> i saw him in there crying, i'm looking at him, but when my niece was screaming and crying for him to stop what he was doing to her, what was the simple thee for that?

>> hill is being held in the delaware county prison on $50,000. delvin barns the man accused of kidnapping carlesha freeland-gaither is on suicide watch in jail in virginia. he was charged with attempted murder, sexual assault and kidnapping. these charges stem from last month's abduction of a 16-year-old girl in richmond. authorities say he attempted to rape and set the girl on fire, but she managed to escape. barns was arrested in jessup maryland when federal officials rescued carlesha freeland-gaither she is back in philadelphia with her family. meanwhile, attorney general eric holder sent a letter thanking the numerous agencies involved in the rescue of carlesha freeland-gaither. holder recognized the local and federal officials who investigated the kidnapping and event arrest saying it was quote law enforcement work at its finest. septa's largest union has

signed off on a two year contract with the transit agency. twu local 234 approved the deal that provides a 2% wage next month and 3% wage increase next career. the pennsylvania gaming control board announced it will vote on november 18th on a second casino license in philadelphia. four companies are competing for the gambling license, two plan to build in center city. the others near the sports complex. sugarhouse is warning against e competition, claiming the market sample rated. united airlines is ending it's service between atlantic city, chicago and use -- houston. spirit airlines will become the only remaining carrier to operate at atlantic city

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you could redo your entire house. just sayin'! blinds to go. blinds for life. a baby sea otter is the newest resident of the chicago's shed aquarium. he is so cute, i want to squeeze him. the four week old pup was rescued from a beach in california. the otter weighs 2 pounds. you can see he is getting tlc in the windy city. that otter better stay inside, because it's cold outside. >> reporter: temperatures in the 20s and 30s, looks like one of my nieces stuffed teddy bears. there's a view of the center city skyline. we're seeing mainly clear conditions around the immediate philadelphia area, but we have high clouds starting to build toward the northwest. storm tracker 6 live double scan fortunately there's no precipitation out there. even though you'll see a few

clouds roll on in here later this afternoon, nothing turns threatening. 36 degrees, dewpoint, 25. winds out of the northwest at 5 nicer miles per hour. temperatures have dropped into the 20s and 30s, certainly the coldest air we've seen thus far this season. everybody below freezing, the exception being the i-95 corridor. 36 in philadelphia. wilmington, 33. millville about 29 cease. the saving grace is the fact that the winds are light. had we had temperatures that cold and winds gusting 15 to 25 miles per hour that would have put windchills in the teens. thankfully we only have wind speeds around 5 miles per hour. a little bit of good news there. satellite and radar showing more good news. we have high, thin clouds riding up along the new york line. all the wet weather is out to

the west. tomorrow is dry and unseasonably chill. this front pushes through overnight tonight. we'll see cloudy conditions, the moisture passes on by to the north. the air behind the front even though it's a cold front turns milder, go figure. monday is a not a bad looking day at all. it's a pacific high that will pulling through. temperatures in the upper 50s and low 60s. tuesday, highs in some locations could reach as warm as 67 or 68 degrees. looks goodbye the beginning of next week. there's the front in the process of pulling through later this evening. just a few high, thin clouds. tomorrow is sunny after morning clouds. monday looks sunny, as well. with the winds shifting out of the southwest bringing the milder temperatures on in. the lehigh valley a chilly one, 49 degrees the normal is 60. sun to clouds and for the jersey shore, same deal, although temperatures will be slightly

milder. we'll see a gradual increase in high clouds. we'll call it partly sunny, 52 degrees is the forecasted high. philadelphia, we'll split the difference. 50 degrees, sun and clouds, chilly. the normal is 60. winds out of the southwest 5 to 10 miles per hour. overnight tonight, 44 for center city not as cold as this morning but colder than where we should be for this time of the year. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, 50 degrees today, sunday, becoming sunny, 57 degrees. monday, sun and clouds, 60 degrees. monday night football eagles taking on the carolina panthers. mostly clear, chilly, kickoff 8:30, 54 degrees. by the 4th quarter, 50 degrees is the temperature there. tuesday, 67. wednesday increasing clouds with a high of 64 and then the arctic front pulls through wednesday evening. look what it does to our

temperatures. 44 degrees thursday, 44 is the number for friday. friday is interesting because some of the models are showing a coastal system. it's track will determine what happens if it comes close enough there could be rain and snow in the forecast. >> i'm going to stop you right there. >> reporter: it's a little early for that. >> i'm hoping that doesn't happen. duct taping a principal to a wall would get most students suspended, but it earned the students in san antonio texas, a brand new playground. they wanted to see her up there more than any other school official. they got their wishes by collecting $2,600 for the playground. the principal said it's cool because she is stick on it is ciltdz.

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found that the breast cancer treatment proved successful results for women who with pcos. it produced fewer side effects and women grew eggs more efficiently. colon cancer rates have been going down in america, but doctors have found something troubling only going down in those over 50. probably due to better screening. they are going up in young adults with the biggest jump in 20 to 30 years of age. if you're over 20 and have risk factors you might need to be tested, too. >> if anyone in your family has a polyp or cancer, don't wait to

get tested. >> protein and cereal parse bars are pop -- cereal bars are popular and easy, but the convenience can come at a price to your waistline. ali gorman separates the good and bad in this diet detour report. >> a lot of these bars can be down right unhealthy for you. >> reporter: nutritionists say breakfast on the run can set your diet off track. don't grab a cereal bar because it claims to be low in calories. sugar and artificial ingredients are the biggest dangers. >> some of these bars can have more candy than a donut. >> reporter: nature valley sweet and salty granola bar and

annie's organic. they are lower in sugar. crunch is higher in sugar, but it has more fiber. >> reporter: because of his sugar shock she pushes it off the list into our first detour. the nature valleys and annie's organic are better picks. now fruit cereal bars, something that's going to be higher in fiber or contain real fruit. >> reporter: which fruit fix is best? >> kelloggs apple cinnamon bas or thesle? >> there's more sugar in this

bar than in a donut. >> reporter: the apple blue berry bar the sugar is from real fruit making it a healthy choice. >> my greenlight goes to a nuts and spice bar, whole nuts with a touch of sugar. >> reporter: use cautions when choosing the fiber 1 protein peanut bar because it's packed with artificial ingredients. >> choloricly it's low and the sugar is moderate. >> reporter: this nature valley dark chocolate bar is high in calories and sugar and artificial ingredients. sending it straight to our last diet detour. ali gorman channel 6 "action news." >> up next, meteorologist chris sowers will take a final look at the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast. stay with us we'll be right back.

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anyway? can you imagine saying to the family, let's go on vacation, we'll go to the other side of the house. the forecast for today, sun and clouds, 350 degrees, 57 tomorrow, mostly sunny and nice. warmer tomorrow, but temperatures are well below average for this time of the year. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, we'll change it up a little bit, monday and tuesday, we go above average. especially tuesday, 67. thursday and friday, 44 both days. >> thanks, chris. it is 7:56 we're just a few minutes away from saying good morning to "good morning america." here's dan harris with a preview. >> reporter: coming up on "g.m.a." we're leading with a story that is breaking overnight an alleged terror plot unfolding with the queen as the possible target. police make an arrest right before an upcoming british national holiday. a five-year-old girl taken right out of her home, her parents asleep upstairs, the quick-thinking move that stopped

the alleged kidnapper from getting away. you'll hear frantic 911 calls, as well. they call him the gator whisperer. why he has been arrested for these hands on wildlife excursions. we'll tell you about itle on a busy saturday morning, we'll see you on "g.m.a." >> we have the latest on a multi-alarm fire that has devastated a south jersey business. police are looking for a gunman who shot a temple university student at a party overnight. we'll bring you the latest on that story. now for, chris sowers and the entire "action news" team, i'm eva pilgrim. have a great saturday! we'll see you back here in about 30 minutes.

good morning, america. breaking overnight, terror plot. four men arrested in london during a weekend full of appearances by the british royal family. was this spoiled just in time? and was the queen a target here? arctic blast. a monster storm taking aim at alaska with wild winds and waves. frigid air now ready to barrel down on much of the lower 48. who will feel the bone-chilling cold and get slammed with snow? listen to this frantic call. >> there was a man in my home. and he took my 5-year-old daughter. >> a little girl kidnapped right out of her home. a man running away with her. the quick moves that led to an incredible ending this morning. alligator whisperer