>> good morning, it is 6:00 a.m., sunday november 9. temperatures are taking another rollercoaster ride after a warmup, the bottom drops out and the coldest air of the season will move in. >> it's been amazing two years, i've learned a lot, grew a lot, lost a lot of weight. >> free at last, two americans arrive home afterer being relead from detention in north korea. >> a teen pulled a police officer from a burning car.

that teen is talking to "action news." >> temperatures crash by midweek. >> reporter: more like late week actually we have a nice little warmup in store first, then the numbers go in the tank. it's milder than yesterday at this time. yesterday we had temperatures in the mid to upper 20s. it's another quiet morning around the delaware valley. that's the view from center city. just a little bit of cloud cover. that's about it. 46 degrees in the city. 41 for millville. yesterday you were down in the 20s. poconos, 35, lancaster, 35. wilmington, 42. 24 hour temperature change it's chilly out there, but we are running anywhere from 8 to 14 degrees milder than yesterday. the satellite and radar we can thank the clouds for that, they act as an atmospheric blanket.

it's keeping this mild. that's helping us out a little bit this morning. because temperatures are milder this morning we'll end milder this afternoon. clouds and sun cool for this time of the year. normal is 60 it's better than yesterday, we'll see a high of 56 degrees. temperatures going on a rollercoaster ride. the highs monday and tuesday are high, but the lows later this week are really, really low. i'll have the details in the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast when i come back in just a bit. >> stay on top of the changing weather situation at 6abc.com, go to 6abc.com/weather and get the latest video from our "action news" meteorologists and our collection of weather-related photos and videos. >> americans matthew girl and kenneth bae set food or u.s. soil hours after regaining

freedom from north korea. bae is speaking out. bae and miller were the last americans detained in north korea. >> reporter: miller and bae touching down on u.s. soil saturday night. thank you all for supporting me and lifting me up and not forgetting me. >> we're very grateful and i appreciate director clapper doing a great job on what was obviously a challenging mission. >> reporter: that mission to bring home kenneth bae and matthew miller after being held in north korea. bae for two years and miller for 7 morts. bae's sister said i am thrilled to hug my brother soon he will not have to spend another day at a labor camp.ther soon he will he

they follow the release of an ohio resident who was detained for 6 months accused of leaving a bible in a nightclub. he spoke back in august. >> i apologize to the people of the united states for causing a headache. >> reporter: bae from a seattle washington suburb was detained in 2012 while leading a tour group to an economic zone. he was sentenced for 15 years for hard labor. miller who is from california was serving a 6 year jail term on charges of espionage after he allegedly ripped his tourist visa in april and demanded asylum. abc news, new york. >>le we'll hear more from kenneth bae in the next

half-hour and "good morning america" will have a report on the return home. >> a fight outside a philadelphia nightclub ends in a shootout in the parking lot. it happened outside club onyx on columbus boulevard. 28-year-old man and security guards got into an argument. the man pulled out a gun and fired shots. the guards were not hit. the guards shot back. the fun fire hit his car and he was hit in the hand and shoulder. police found him walking on the shoulder of the road. investigators are talking to him and the guards. the man's girlfriend works at the club. a philadelphia police officer is alive this morning because of the heroic efforts of the teenager who pulled the officer from his burning car. 17-year-old joseph chambers is a volunteer firefighter. he was visiting his sister in the grays ferry section of philadelphia last evening. the two of them heard a loud

bang. a patrol car and pickup had ran into each other. the patrol car was on fire. he ran up to the officer who was stuck in the car. >> i said can you get out, he said i can't feel my legs, his door was slammed shot. i said i can't get you out, i'll get you out of the window. >> a seconds after he was pulled from the car the vehicle burst into flames. the officer is going to be okay thanks again to one heroic teen and others who rushed to help. chambers pulled a passenger out of the pick up he is being treated at the hospital of the university of pennsylvania. the driver pickup ran off, police have not found that

person. philadelphia police are investigating a late-night armed robbery at a pizza shop. >> officials lit candles at the foot of the berlin wall in memory of those who died trying to reach the free participant of berlin. officials gathered at the berlin wall chapel of reconciliation to offer thanks that the wall is no more and all of germany is a democratic country. merkel grew up in communist controlled east germany. vandal hit a local charter school taking valuable computer commitment. annie mccormick got her hands on 9 surveillance video. >> president obama named his

nominee for the u.s. attorney general, what she is not part of and how he can help her. >> bernard hopkins is still going at age 50. >> reporter: nydia here's a look at the headlines. we'll see sunshine over the next several days. this will help us get back into the 60s as early as monday. we have a cold blast coming in the seven-day forecast. it arrives on thursday, i'll have the details when we come right back.

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>> welcome back on this sunday morning. it is 6:11, sky6 live hd taking a live look at atlantic city. we are getting warm and then we're getting cold, so get ready. >> reporter: a little rollercoaster ride. that's a nice looking shot. as we go back live on sky 6. there's not much of a windchill. there's the view in old city. all is quiet on a sunday morning. temperatures are milder this sunday morning. we'll enjoy milder numbers this afternoon, as well. 46 degrees. dewpoint, 40. pressure reading 29.94. yesterday at this time just about everybody, especially north and west down in the 20s. allentown, 37. poconos 35. philadelphia 46. trenton 42 and millville,

41 degrees. the satellite and radar, you can think the cloud cover for the milder temperatures this morning acting as a blanket. you can see the clouds they will hang tough in the late morning hours, they will clear out and you'll see sunshine that will get us into the mid to upper 50s. we have this system down through here, it will skirt off the coast we have no issues it is with that. there's a cold front approaching this week. but there's no arctic air behind this. the arctic front is this right here, that is the polar front this will drop down south first and then it will continue to push east over the next four to five days. it will be real cold up here to start the workweek and that cold air shifts in in our direction as we get into thursday and friday. that's temperatures in the single designates right now. just north of the u.s./canadian border. the first true shot of arctic air is on the way.

omaha, 37. chicago, 35, cincinnati 31. it's chilly but not too cold as of yet. surface maps, front knocking on the door. we have a lot of clouds, once the front crosses the region, we have sunshine. monday is fantastic. this is a pacific high. the winds shift out of the southwest, lots of sunshine, temperatures closing in on 60 degrees. for today, today is a better day. it will feel better, milder, 55 degrees, yesterday in allentown you topped out at 48. we're seven degrees milder, clouds and sun, chilly for this time of the year. atlantic city, same thing starting out with clouds, we'll increase the sun as the day wears on. it will be milder with temperatures closing in on 60. philadelphia, 56, 57. clouds and sun, milder. winds out of the northwest at 5 to 10 miles per hour. overnight tonight we'll see temperatures dropping into the 30s and 40s.

we'll reach 46 degrees by 3:00. you'll see the gradual increase in sunshine. it's the opposite of yesterday. yesterday we saw the sun increase to clouds today we'll see clouds increase to sun and it will be milder. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast not too bad looking. 56 degrees today. 60 tomorrow. monday night football eagles taking on the panthers. no issues out there, temperatures fall through the mid 50s. sunny and mild veterans day. 67 degrees. wednesday looks nice, 65. cold front sliption through late in the -- slips through late in the day. temperatures crash, turns colder, 47 by thursday. friday, we barely get in the 40s and saturday, 44 degrees. >> the liberty medal presentation ceremony can be seen on 6abc. malala advocated for women's rights in afghanistan.

she also 17 years old and the youngest nobel peace price winner in history. the liberty medal ceremony airs tonight at 7:00 p.m. before "action news." # >> police have arrested a man

and a woman for a shooting in philadelphia's frankford section. a 33-year-old man was shot in the chest. he is hospitalized at temple

university hospital. the shots rang out on the 3100 block of frankford avenue. they have the gun, they have not clarified the role the man and woman played in the shooting or the motive for the gunfire. >> three people looted and vandalized a charter school it was caught on video. police said what they did was not only criminal, but down right disgusting. >> reporter: police say the three men caught on tape are responsible for vandalism and theft of school supplies, the best shot the camera caught was from this young man at two angles. they believe this man could be in his 20s or 0s. >> this is something no one wants to see especially in the school. >> reporter: early saturday morning maintenance workers discovered the mess and things

ripped apart and classroom and money stolen from candy sales. they detective -- deficated and our -- >> they destroyed cabinets and paper everywhere. >> reporter: this campus houses the k through 8th grade. every day they feed breakfast and lunch to 800 children. one of the largest head start programs in the city. the kitchen was vandalized and the food stolen. the damage is estimate the in the thousand, he saids sad and wants the trio caught. >> we know what good education can do for our kids, when we see this we have to make sure it doesn't happen to other schools

in the neighborhood. >> reporter: if you recognize any of the people you see in the photos or have any information contact northwest detectives. reporting in olney, channel 6 "action news."

i.all right, welcome back, everyone, time now is 6:22, good morning to you. we're going to be looking at the weather over the next several days. as we seth it -- set it in motion, there are no organized systems out there. this is what we're watch fogger the up coming winter season. we have a lot of action here and

more down here. we have two branches. jet stream. the northern branch and the southern branch. what happens when they are both equally active they phase or come together. they look something like that. and when he they come together voila you get big storms. we're not going to see that. the northern branch. jet this will dominate and push down into the middle portions of the lower 48. it will suppress the southern jets. we won't see any organized storm systems, it's going to turn sharply colder. the pattern will go from chilly today to down right cold for this time of year by the time we get into thursday and friday. eva? >> thanks, chris. >> philadelphia's bernard hopkins latest tidal fight stepped into the ring at the age of 49.

he lost with belts on the line. the 31-year-old russian took the light heavyweight belt to go with his wba title. if he retires, he leaves an astonishing 55-7-2. eagles have the day off. the flyers almost let a win slip away. jeff skeverski has all your sunday morning sports. >> reporter: boy it has been a bad year to be a flyers defenseman. they have all missed time for different reasons. even the minor leaguers have gone down. flyers is back from california. there's a power play three

seconds to go in the first, claude giroux gives the flyers 1-0 lead. the top line out on the power play, wayne simmons leading the team to 2-o later in the second, giroux again, flyers up 4-0 they hang on by the skin of their teeth. flyers out shot by 15 in the third. flyers win 4-3. it is their 5th straight w at home. >> i know we're a good team, we started playing like it. we have to work on some things. >> at a home stand you want to play your best and work on your game. >> reporter: after the game that's eagles kicker cody parky in the flyers locker room

hanging 0 out with giroux and company. season mcdermott returns to the linc with one goal in mind shut down mark sanchez. the eagles defense will have some should feeling to do, casey matthews will try to fill the void left by the heart and soul of their d demeco ryans. >> if there's anymore responsibility added on to it, i think it would be to make sure you keep everybody calm and collected. i'm not putting too much pressure on myself. >> it's our job to pick up the burden. increase our workload in the film room and the weight room and make sure we can execute for demeco because else one of the best that he does in this league. >> reporter: after practice we

caught up with guard evan mathis he has been out with the knee injury,s starter looks excited for the game, very cute. >> much more on the game, monday night we're teeming up with phl17. coverage starts at 8:00. countdown to kickoff followed by the game monday night phl17. the sixers in action tonight trying to look for their first win against toronto. that's sports i'm jeff skeverski have a good day. >> santa claus is getting warmed up for his fantastic voyage next month. a big parade welcomed chris kringelle to the hamilton mall in south jersey. the oak crest high school marching band celebrated his arrival in style. saint nick will be at the mall collecting the wishes from good boys and girls all the wait

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journey home.icans detained in >> if you thought it was cold out, even colder air is moving our way. before we get the colder air it will be nice. >> reporter: it's like a seesaw we go up we go down. it's going to be a crazy ride this week. let's get you a view of the ben franklin bridge. the high, thin clouds will stay in place until 11:00 getting into the first part of the afternoon and clouds break for sunshine later on and temperatures will respond and we could use it because it's been chilly around here. fleetwood, 36 degrees, yesterday at this time you were down in the 20s. slatington, 36. manners creek, 36. tanersville, 35. warrington, 42. center city, 44 degrees, cinnaminson, 45. hammonton, 41. woodbine 47. locally we see cloud cover up and down the mid atlantic states from richmond to new york city.

there's more cloud cover to the west. in between the two we're starting to see breaks. we're expecting clouds, eventually that will give way to sunshine. day planner looks like this. 48 degrees, lunchtime 54. clouds giving way to sunshine later on. but as we look ahead here, big changes arrive by wednesday evening. this isn't a cold front. this is a polar front that's going to be blasting through, temperatures behind the front will be colder. it's going to be the coldest air we've seen so far this season. there is a system we are watching by saturday next week that could bring a mixture of rain and snow. a light system but we're still watching. i'll have the details in the seven day. >> police are looking for the killer who gunned down a woman on the streets in the tioga-nicetown section of philadelphia. the action cam was at the scene.

gunfire broke out before midnight. police say the victim was shot repeatedly. she was pronounced at the scene. investigators have not said if they have any motives or suspects in the case. police are shedding new light in the shooting of a temple university student off campus. police know what the motive was and what the victim did when he was threatened. >> reporter: the temple student was shot and he walked out of hospital on crutches. "action news" was there as the 19-year-old temple university student was released from hahnemann university hospital after he was shot during an attempted robbery. >> cops came and dragged him out of the house and took him off in the police car. >> reporter: saturday night around the campus came increased security and campus patrol also.

students were robbed and the shooting on the 1500 block of north 17th street. >> my bike was robbed, that was the worse for me. because everybody seems friendly. >> reporter: the 19-year-old shooting victim and 5089 person was on the stoop outside this house at a party. a man ran up and said give he me everything you got and lifted his shirt and showed a handgun. the victim tried to tackle him. the victim was faster. he shot the victim in the upper leg. >> my roommate said there were gunshots. and then it got quiet and the music stopped. >> reporter: the shooter was described as 35 to 40-year-old man, thin, 5'8" wearing a red sweatshirt and hoodie. investigators are working to find if another robbery is

connected. >> i have to be aware, shop during the daytime now. >> i'm cautious i'll keep doing what i am doing. >> reporter: at first police thought the temple gunman was someone who was angry about not being allowed in the house party, but police learned more about the shooting after speaking with the victim. kenneth moten channel 6 "action news." >> two americans held in north korea are free this morning. matthew miller and kenneth bae landed at a washington military base. they were released saturday of a secret mission carried out by james clapper. >> last night a grateful bae thanked everybody. >> i want to thank president obama and the state department who worked to get me released as well. i would like to thank the north

korean government that allowed me to come home and be united with our family. >> bae was arrested in 2012 while leading a tour group to a north korea economic zone. >> overnight tonight, president obama boarded a flight to beijing tomorrow. yesterday president obama announced his attorney general nominee. we take a look. >> the attorney general is the people's lawyer. >> reporter: president obama on saturday nominated u.s. attorney loretta lynch to fill that post and replace eric holder as the next attorney general in the united states. >> in a county that is built on the rule of law there are few offices more important than the attorney general. >> reporter: it is one of his top cabinet positions. lynch is the u.s. attorney attor the eastern district of new york. >> she has fought terrorism,

financial fraud, cyber crime while defending civil rights. >> reporter: she is not part of the president's inner circle. the white house is looking for new blood for the president's final two years in office. if confirmed by the senate she will become the first african-american female attorney general. >> she graduated from harvard and prosecuted some of the toughest terrorists and frights cases in the county. >> the department of justice is named for an ideal. i will work to help our citizens and our rights and great nation which has given so much to me and my family. >> reporter: senate republicans say lynch will get a thorough row vetting.

abc news washington. >> inside story will discuss the changing of the pennsylvania governor that begins before "action news" at noon. [applause] veterans day is tuesday and 17-year-old cassidy england dedicated a project in honor of our vets. her memorial recognizes 100 alum . "action news" share photos and stories on my facebook. many of you posts pictures of your loved ones. this is major brian j. boyle the son of morgan and die and

boyle -- diane boyle. this is a marine now retired. this is vince roll land in the u.s. air force working for unighted airlines. >> this is from christine saying this is my husband joe who retired in the december of 2012. i love this picture, that's my father top my uncle john, they are not saying who the sailor is, therpg it's one of their -- they think it's one of their best friends. >> this is my dad he retired after 22 years in the navy. we thank you for your service. this one from nancy, this is my father, paul, who served in world war ii in the pacific theater. he was an radio operator.

and this patty harris showing her uncle who served in world war ii. diane this is my dad, he just celebrated his 90th birthday. and finally judy says this is my dad, russell howell junior of the u.s. army. he said he lied about his age so he could enlist. he proudly served our country. thank you for sharing these with us, keep the photos and stories coming we'll have more in the next hour on "action news" sunday morning. >> the nurse who fought against an ebola quarantine order is planning to move. ceaz hickok -- kasi hickcox is planning to moved outside of her native state of maine.

she plans to leave the hometown of for the kent sometime after monday. happening today the 6th annual lemon run philadelphia 5k kicks off in fairmont park. 2100 runners and walkers are expected to take part. the lemon run starts at 8:00 with a 100-meter dash for kids followed by the 5k run walk at 8:30. >> such a great event. and these kids are so cute. 6:40, meteorologist is back with the wild rollercoaster ride of the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast. >> a spooky movie was opened. >> if you're there when breaking news happens, e-mail your photos and videos and tips to breaking news at 6abc.com.

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this is a picture of a meteor as it streaked across the texas sky. people took to twitter to talk about the sides and speed of the

fireball.ok to twitter to talk nasa said 100 tons of meteors enter the earth's atmosphere every day, most in the form of dust, gravel and big rocks. incredible that you could see that from earth. >> reporter: what is is more impressive, it's something as the size of a grain of sand. it's usually really, really small when it comes through and makes that huge huge light. >> beautiful. >> reporter: let's go live on sky 6. let's show you what's going on. we have cloud cover, that's the view in cape may. it's not going to be a beach day. yesterday we had highs in the mid 50s on the water. today the same thing, maybe a few degrees milder. the good news we're not expecting too much in the way of a breeze. it will not feel harsh you'll not be dealing with windchills. storm tracker 6 live double scan we're crystal clear, no precipitation, nor are we expecting any this afternoon.

temperature-wise, 46 degrees, dewpoint, 40. wind are out of the west at 5 miles per hour, that's a good sign it's in the process of shifting and eventually this will go out of the southwest and that will help to warm things up. pressure reading 29.94. 35 in the poconos. 46 in philadelphia. trenton, 42. wilmington, 42. 41 in millville. dover 45 and sea isle city, 48 degrees, lots of cloud cover across the mid atlantic states we have a system that's passing on by to our east. we're not getting rainfall out that, but, again it's throwing back cloud cover in the delaware valley. the wider view shows the jet stream starting to arc across the western states. it's like a seesaw effect. what must go up, must come down. that's is driving down east of the continental divide.

it will be warmer across the western states and colder across the eastern seaboard. bismarck 29 degrees, omaha, 37. saint louis, 37. chicago, 35 degrees, the real cold stuff is north of the u.s./canadian border. there's the leading edge of the polar front that dives south and east. fortunately there's not too much in the way of snow cover out here. as the air mass dives into the lower 48. it will modify a little bit, none the less it will be cold for this time of year. as we look at the surface maps that's pushing through and that's kicking the coastal system out to sea. we'll see cloud cover this morning and sunshine by the afternoon. monday looks great, high pressure rolls in, lots of sunshine start to finish, winds out of the southwest, temperatures in the 60s, here's today's high, 56 degrees in philadelphia. allen be town, 52. it will be a few degrees milder

that were that. trenton, 55. wilmington, 54. we get into monday, you can see the shifting wind out of the southwest we're up to 62 degrees monday, tuesday afternoon the numbers continue to climb. we have good news first, the colder badder news that comes at the second half of the week in philadelphia. clouds and sun that's the call from accuweather, slightly milder, 56 degrees, winds out of the northwest at 5 to 10. you can see how the day plans out on the left-hand side of the screen with the day planner. overnight tonight, another cold night, but not too terribly cold. 33 degrees out lying suburbs, 39 for center city. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast shows a nice moderating trend for tuesday and wednesday. 60 degrees monday, 67 for tuesday, wednesday breezy and warm, 65 and then the cold front slams through wednesday night and does a number on the temperatures. thursday's high, 47 degrees, remember the normal is 60. friday, cool, 42.

saturday it's chilly once again, we'll see a decent amount of sun, the high temperatures barely cracking mid 40s. this is truly mid to late december-type stuff rolling in by the late week. if it was in the december those highs would be in the 30s. >> some ladies were treated to glamour in center city. it was a chance for girls in foster care to get decked out in new dresses and dine at the academy of music. it was arranged by td bank and valley craft who is % off the en. we're talking employee pricing baby! hey, you need 'em, you want 'em, and now there's no better time to get 'em. blinds to go. blinds for life.

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fighters report. >> betty was not blind to her son's lifestyle. she insisted he was a good person and didn't deserve to be shot to death. >> nobody has the right to take somebody's life. >> reporter: jamar was in camden at a known drug area. it was where he was shot. >> it seems jamar and the surviving victim was struck from behind. >> reporter: the other person who was shot has not provided investigators with any leads. >> there was a car that was the just stopping at the stop sign that was struck. luckily the people inside got minor cuts and bruises from glass. >> reporter: the citizens crime

commission is offering one thousand dollar reward for the arrest and conviction of the person responsible. call 215-546-tips. all calls are anonymous. >> betty hopes to see justice for her son and she'll have peace. for crime fighters i'm rick williams channel 6 "action news." >> an 11-year-old cancer survivor is showing off her new invention to help other patients in treatment. kylely simmons created this hello kitty backpack. cancer patients can carry the pack in chemo therapy instead of wheeling around a large metal pole. >> i'm hoping all the hospitals have them all over the county and the kids can have them. i want all the kids to be happy

again. >> really sweet. kylely has arranged $50,000 for a go fund me online. the mission so give them to cancer camps across the county.

a hockey super fan was invited inside the flyers locker room to reunite with one of his favorite players, defensiveman michael delvato arranged the visit for trainer who suffers from cerebral palsy. he was given free tickets to see

disney on ice's frozen at the wells fargo center in january. >> thanksgiving is just around the corner to give thanks for what we have and for those who are not as fortunate. matt o'donnells the first of a series of reports on families struggling to eat. >> reporter: hunger is a harsh reality for many living in philadelphia. kyra ruttily a single mom from south philadelphia is one of them. as a teenager she dropped out of highly to help her family eat. >> i've been a struggling mom for many years. >> reporter: she wants a better live and wants to get her ged to

better provide for her children. >> i have to go out ask somebody to feed my family. that's embarrassing. >> >> reporter: how do you get over that? >> like they say, closed mouths don't get fed. >> reporter: turning point helps 6,000 families a year from everything to food to counseling. while she gets help from the organization she gives back donating her home 3 days a week to help others in need. >> kia is one of our favorite volunteers. we support our people, they support us. >> reporter: people who need help are still trying like you, they are not sitting there taking hand outs. >> it's important to show my kids i'm doing something better than doing nothing. >> reporter: if you would like to help families go to 6abc.com click on the dunkin' donuts

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>> good morning it is 7:00 a.m. on this sunday, november 9. here's what's happening on0 a.m. "action news." temperatures are taking another rollercoaster ride. after a warmup, the bottom will drop out and the coldest air of the season will move in. >> it's been an amazing two years, i learned a lot, i grew a lot, lost a lot of weight. >> free at last, two americans arrive home after being repleased from detention in north korea. >> a teenager pulled a philadelphia police officer from his burning patrol car and the teen is talking to "action news." >> a wild ride for our weather. temperatures are crashing by the end of the week. let's go outside to meteorologist chris sowers. >> reporter: hi, nydia. it's not too bad out here. temperatures wise, every location above freezing. poconos 33 degrees. allentown, 37. philadelphia, 46. trenton, 41.