>> 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.

millville, 42. wilmington, 40 and the 24 hour temperature change is impressive, anywhere from 7 to 17 degrees milder than where we were yesterday at this time. so you do the math where the numbers are right now that means we were down in the 20s and 30s for morning lows yesterday. you can see the numbers starting to improve. we got to get this cloud cover out of here and the sun will shine brightly and the sky conditions improve. we'll see a little bit of moisture toward the top of the scene running through the great lake states and the western portions of new england. that should miss us to the north. that's another cold front that will slip through here. fortunately this time that cold front the air behind is not too terribly cold. we'll see clouds through 9:00. we'll see high, thin clouds. the sun may shine through that actually. 48 degrees. le lunchtime, 54. increase in sunshine. 3:00 p.m., a nice looking afternoon, 56 degrees in

philadelphia. maybe a few degrees milder south and east. looks like a nice, quiet failure comfortable finish to the weekend. as we look ahead those comfortable conditions will not last. as nydia mentioned earlier our temperatures are going on a huge rollercoaster ride. i'll break it down for you when i step back inside in just a bit. eva? >> thanks, chris. stay on top of the changing weather situation stay with 6abc.com/weather for the hourly and seven-day forecast the latest video from our "action news" meteorologists and our collection of weather-related photos and videos. >> turning to the dramatic arrivals late last night, americans matthew miller andkenn american soil. bae and miller were the last americans detained in north

korea. >> miller and bae touching down on u.s. soil saturday night. >> thank you for supporting me and lifting me up and not forgetting me. >> we're very grateful and i appreciate director clapper doing a great job what was obviously a challenging mission. >> reporter: that mission to bring home kennett bay and matthew miller after being held in north korea, bae for two years and miller for 7 months. >> bae's sister said i'm thrilled to imagine hugging my brother soon he'll not have to spend another day at a labor camp he can recover from this imprisonment and look forward to his wife, kids and the rest of the his life. this is a thanks giving we'll never forget.

they follow fowl who was accused of leaving a bible in a nightclub. >> i apologize to the people of the united states for causing a headache. >> reporter: bae was detained in 2012 while leading a tour group to a north korea economic zone. he was sensed to 15 years hard labor. miller who is from bakersfield, california was serving a 6 year jail term on the charge. espionage after he ripped up his visa in april and demanded asylum. >> we'll hear more from kenneth bae in the next half-hour and "good morning america" will have more on the return of miller and bae. overnight last night there was a shootout in the onyx

nightclub. a man pulled out a gun and shot at the guards. the guards shot back. the man was shot in the shoulder and hand and the gunfire caused the car to breakdown on the ramp from broad street to i-95 north. the man's girlfriend works at the club. >> a philadelphia police officer is alive this morning because of the heroic efforts of a teenager who pulled the officer from his burning car. 17-year-old joseph chambers is a volunteer firefighter for ridley township. the teen was visiting his sister when the two of them heard a loud bang. chambers ran outside and saw that a patrol car and pick up ran into each other. the patrol car was starting to burn. he ran up to mark kinsey who was trapped in the car.

>> i said can you get out. he said i can't feel ply legs -- my legs, his door was jammed shut. i said i have to get you out of window. >> after he got him out of the car the entire vehicle burst into flames. the officer is in the hospital, but is going to be okay. chamber pulled a passenger out of the pick up, he is being treated at the hospital of the university of pennsylvania. the driver of the pick up ran off. police have not found that person. >> philadelphia police are investigating a late-night armed robbery of a pizza shop. "action news" was there on the 7400 block of drexel road in overbrook park. police say a man carrying a gun entered the shop and demanded money. the suspect ran off with the cash. nobody was hurt during the robbery. >> much more to come on "action news" sunday morning. >> vandal loolt -- loot a local

charter school. annie mccormick has more on this and tells us what is especially disgusting about the crime. >> president obama's nominee for attorney what she is not part of that could help her. >> bernard hopkins is still going at almost age 50. >> reporter: eva this is the air mass that's heading this way later this week. i'll tell you how long it lasts in the seven-day forecast

sky6 live hd taking a live look for us now at penns landing. the sun is out, but it's not really warming us up too much quite yet. 47 degrees outside right now. >> reporter: patience. it will, there's not much of a breeze out there and it is not

expected to be as cold as yesterday. sky6 live hd showing a view of the philadelphia international airport. looking east we're seeing clouds, looking west we're starting to pick up holes in the clouds. it will be a nice, bright sunny afternoon. maybe a few clouds mixed in later on, but we're expecting sunshine as the day progresses. the only moisture we're seeing in the northeast is up towards buffalo. we don't expect that to get in here over the next 24 hours. 46 degrees degrees in philadelp. dewpoint, 38. the winds are light out of the west at 3 miles per hour. pressure reading 29.96 inches. the numbers themselves are very, very mild compared to the same time yesterday. reading 35, you were down to 25 or 26 the same time yesterday. allentown, 37. trenton, 41. millville, 42 and sea isle city not too bad, 48 degrees.

you can see windchill wise there's not much of a breeze. windchill numbers are in the same ballpark as the actual air temperatures. here's a look at the air temperatures. reading 35, allentown, 37. philadelphia, 46 the windchills 35, 37, 46. we're not seeing much of a wind so we're not seeing those harsh conditions. satellite and radar showing a little bit of cloud cover across the mid atlantic states. we should break for sunshine later on. the wider view across the country we go there's not much to talk about, the only big player out there is this big polar front. we have watches and weren't storm warnings for the higher plains. this charges east wednesday, thursday, friday and should eat the eastern seaboard by wednesday night. omaha 37, witch at that, 44 wichita, 44.

later this afternoon, as we look at future tracker 6. all the moisture stays to the north and west. we get into monday, same thing winds out of the southwest we're up in the 60s and then we get into tuesday. tuesday is milder with a strengthing southwesterly breeze. tuesday locations could get as warm as 66 or 67 degrees. in the meantime here's the forecasted high for today. 56 degrees, monday look at that we're up to 60 to 62 at least that's what the forecast models are suggesting. upper 50s north and west. the temperatures will climb first and then they will start to fall off a cliff later on. clouds and sun, that's the forecasted call from accuweather. slightly milder today. yesterday's high, 50. trenton, 56. allentown, 55. millville, 57. will also, 59 degrees. as we look at it hour by hour, lunchtime, 54. you'll note that increase in sunshine as the day wears on.

3:00 p.m., 56 degrees and later this evening, the numbers dropping back down into the 40s. overnight tonight, partly cloudy cold, 33 degrees outlying suburbs, 39 center city. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, nice and quiet over the next several days, 60 is the number for tomorrow, 67 for tuesday, 65 wednesday, here we go, wednesday night and nydia and eva love the cold weather. 47 degrees for thursday, 42 for friday, 44 degrees for saturday. that was a little sarcasm there. >> we'll take snow over sun any day. >> funny funny. germany is marking the 25th anniversary of the fall of the berlin mall. chancellor merkel lit candles in memory of those who died trying to reach the free berlin known as west berlin. officials gathered at the berlin wall chapel of reconciliation to pray for those victimized by the

wall and to offer thanks that the wall is no more and that all of germany is a democratic county. yesterday, former president gorbachev said all the problems in the east and west -- all the progress made in the east and west is being scuttled by what's happening in the ukraine. >> we might scuttle all that as is positive and i am concerned currently. >> gorbachev was the head of the soviet union when the wall came down. >> the liberty medal presentation can be seen tonight on 6abc, malala was given the award. she is 17 and the youngest no bell peace prize winner in

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the red cross says it is helping 18 people displaced by a fire in chester.cross says it is helping the fire tore through the home on east 23rd street at 7:30 p.m. another home sustained damage. firefighters worked for about an hour to get this under control. no word on how the fire started. >> three people looted and vandalized a philadelphia charter school and it was caught on camera. school officials say what they did it was not only criminal, it disrespectful and disgusting. >> reporter: police say the three men caught on tape are responsible for vandalism and theft of thousands of dollars of school supplies of the charter school in olney. police believe this man is a

teenager, but they believe this man could be in his 20s or 30s. >> this is something nobody wants to see. >> reporter: early saturday morning school maintenance workers discovered the mess including ripped apart rooms and classrooms and fundraising money raised from candy sales. they deficated and european urinated. thomas garden is the chief operating officer of the school. this houses k to 8 grades. everyday they feed breakfasts fast and lunch to the 800 children. the damage is estimated in the

thousands. he said he is not angry, but sad. he wants the trio caught. >> we know what good education can do for our kids. when we see this, we have to make sure this 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 you are urged to contact northwest detectives. reporting in olney, annie mccormick channel 6 "action news." >> a young florida woman is walking again after a devastating injury and surgery that's never been done before. danielle press threatened life threatening injuries last year after a boat propeller slashed muscles and nerve. the sciatic nerve in the left leg had been cut and separated. doctors can sometimes use artificial grafts to help, but

he gave her her own cells and it worked. >> it was shocking to see her get up from the chair and walk towards me and give me a hug. it's probably the best thing i can remember with a patient. >> because the procedure was never done before he needed the okay from the food and drug administration eighborhood. this is pearle vision.

i.welcome back everyone, 7:22 sunday morning. here's a look at the day 7:22 planner. yesterday we started out with sun an increased the clouds. this morning we start out with clouds and increase sun and

temperatures will be milder. we're shooting for a high of 56 degrees, not 50. we'll reach that at 3:00 p.m. later this week we'll see a huge change in the jet stream. there's a huge storm in alaska that will be coming down canada into the lower 48 that will set the jet stream this way and the concern is this for the up coming winter season. we'll have a split in the jet. the northern one sits up here, this controls all the cold air, this one controls all the moisture. what we think will happen this winter season, if it stays like this. we'll have mild weather run across the u.s., and basically the winter weather is nonexist ant. the northern branch will go like this. the southern branch will link up with the eastern seaboard and voila we'll get big storms off the coast of cape hatteras.

>> bernard hopkins stepped in the ring a champion at the age of 49678 -- but he got knocked around last night with the belts on the line. 30-year-old russian took the light heavyweight belt. hopkins said he will consider retirement. if he leaves he as an atoning 55-7-2. >> the flyers almost let a win slip away. jeff skeverski has 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 minor leaguers have gone down. the flyers do get coburn back

last night against colorado. shenn leaves with an upper body injury. power play in the first. claude giroux gives the flyers 1-0 lead. top line again on the power play, wayne simmons, 2-0. the top line accounts for three goals, 5 assists, later in the second, giroux again. flyers up 4-0 they hang on by the skin of their teeth, what they have left of them. flyers win 4-3. it is their 5th straight "w" at home. >> we know we're a good team, we're starting to play like it. we have to polish same things. >> we have a home stand you want to play your best and work on your game especially in front of the fans we did a good job of getting the points.

>> reporter: after the game, that is eagles kicker cody parky in the flyers locker room hanging out with giroux and company. speaking of the birds, former eagles defensive coordinator sean mcdermott returns to the linc with carolina with one goal in mind shut down mark sanchez. the eagles defense has should feeling today, casey matthew will try to to fill the heart and soul of the d demeco ryans. they are trying to not to put too much pressure on themselves by picking up the slack of their leading tackler. >> if there's any more responsibility added on make sure we keep everybody calm and collected. and play good ball. >> it's our job to pick up the burden we have to increase our workload in the film road and weight room and everywhere as

long as we're in the building, we have to make sure we execute for demeco because he is the best in the league. >> we caught up with kevin mathis pumped to play his first game since week one. monday night we're teeming up with phl17 to bring you eagles panthers game. sixers in action tonight trying to look for their first win against toronto. that's sports, i'm jeff skeverski have a good day! we put all the apps you love...

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>> police say robbery was the motive for the shooting of the temple university student. the that student is still in the hospital. plus two americans detained in north korea complete will scrowrn knee home. -- journey home. >> sky6 live hd looking live at the linc. if you think it is cold out, hold on, colder air is moving our way this week. eagles fans can watch the eagles

if one place, but they don't play until tomorrow night, though. >> let's go outside to chris sowers, hi, chris. >> reporter: yes, nydia we're getting into a moderate trend, monday tuesday and wednesday will be moderate, as well. temperatures get ugly if you're not a winter weather fan. 36 degrees in pottstown, tanersville, 33. chester, 43 and center city 43. most numbers are anywhere from 5 to 15 degrees milder than yesterday at this time. cinnaminson, 45. cinnaminson you topped out at 48 you're close to yesterday's high, gandys beach 42. 49 in avalon. woodbine 45 degrees. satellite and radar you should see sunshine later this afternoon, even though we're picking up the cloud cover, all this will continue to push east and out to sea. that will help to moderate the temperatures. we're back into the mid 50 os

later today. yesterday, philadelphia topped out at 50 degrees. clouds and sun, fairly chilly for this this time of year, the normal is 60. we'll go 56. it will feel better out here. we're not expecting much of a breeze, so it won't be hardware hardware -- harsh. monday and tuesday, it's milder, temperatures back in the 60s. here comes the arctic front. it will be the coldest air of the season so far, not one, not, two, not three, we could have seven straight days where high temperatures are stuck in the 40s and the lows will be colder than that. that will be the true taste of arctic chill from old man winter. it arrives wednesday evening in the delaware valley. i'll have that when i step back inside in just a bit. >> new this morning, police are looking for the killer who gunned down a woman on the street in the tioga nicetown section of philadelphia. the action cam was at the scene,

16th and rowan walk. gunfire broke out before midnight. the victim was shot repeatedly and pronounced at the scene. investigators have not said if they have any motives or suspects in the case. police are shedding new light on the shooting of a temple university student on campus. the student is out of the hospital. police know what the motive is and what the victim did when he was threatened. >> reporter: the temple student was shot we're not releasing his name. i can report he walked out of the hospital on crutches. he wasn't ready to talk on camera, but he appeared to be in good spirits. "action news" was there as the 19-year-old temple university student was released from hahnemann university hospital. nearly 24 hours 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 and shut down the street. >> reporter: saturday night came increased security and police

patrol also. friday night students were robbed and later around 1:00 a.m., the shooting both on the 1500 block of north 17th street. >> i'm shocked, my bike was robbed that would be the worse that happen on the block. >> reporter: investigators say the 19-year-old shooting victim and another student were on the stoop outside the party. a man came up and said give me everything you got and lifted his shirt to show off his handgun. the victim tried to tackle him, the gunman was quick are -- quicker. he fired once and hit the student in the upper leg. >> my roommate heard gun shots. it got quiet and the music stopped. >> reporter: the shooter was described as 35 to 40-year-old man thin red sweatshirt and red

beanie. another man robbed two students of cash and cell phones near the off-campus party. >> i have to be aware. >> reporter: i'm going to do what i've been doing. police thought it was someone who was angry for not being allowed into the house party, but police learned more after speaking with the victims. kenneth moten channel 6 "action news." >> two americans who have been held by north korea are free this morning. matthew miller and kenneth bae landed last night released saturday of a secret mission carried out by james clapper the director of national intelligence of the u.s. a grateful bae spoak to reporters -- spoke to reporters. >> i want to thank president obama and all the people at the

state department that worked hard to get me released, as well. also i would like to thank the dpr, north koran 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 he'll talk to the president. yesterday he nominated the attorney general. >> reporter: president obama nominated lynch listen to fill -- loretta lynch to fill that post and replace eric holderrer as the next attorney general of the united states. it's one of his top cabinet positions and a fresh new fails for an administration in transition. lynch is the u.s. attorney for the eastern district of

new york. >> she has spent years in the trenches as a prosecutor fitting terrorism, financial fraud and 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 she will become the first african-american female attorney general. >> she was inspired by stories of her grandfather who helped folks who got in trouble with the law and had no recourse under the jim crow system. >> the department of justice is the only cabinet department named for an ideal. i will work everyday to safeguard our citizens and liberties and rights in this great nation which has given so much to me and my family. >> reporter: senate republicans say lynch will get a thorough,

but fair vetting. abc news, washington. >> inside story will discuss the the changing political handle escape nationally and the election of tom wolf as pennsylvania governor. inside story >> verns day is tuesday -- veterans day is tuesday, catherine england's debt caided her -- dedicated her project she found the names of the veterans by researching all had he ever over the past year. i ask you had you to share stories of veterans on my facebook page. here's one of them. jennifer posted this, she said this is my father david from

philadelphia, pennsylvania. he was a korean war vet. this was submitted by jennifer. this is her father. thank you for shearing that. this is arnold riley who served from 1937 to 1947. thanks to aunt barbara who sent us this from florida. we have a wonderful story from keith fisher about his father, robert, he wanted to share this for veteran's day. his father was drafted into the army after he turned 18 years old. he won a purple heart and a number of other awards. i encourage you to go on my facebook page. this is from a man who is

grandfather enlisted in the army at age 34. they all came home safe and sound. this is from karen wilson. this is from 1958. their assignment was to construct a water tower. she said my father joined the navy in 1952, served his country during peace time and worked on is he philly shipyard until it closed. thank you for sharing all these great stories and photos with us, we love seeing them and reading them we'll remember all of your loved ones on tuesday veterans day. >> the nurse who fought against a ebola guarden teen order is moving. kasi hickcox is moving outside her home state of mane. she was isolated after treating ebola patients in west africa.

the 21 day guarden teen ends tomorrow. she plans to leave her hometown of for fort kent monday. 2500 runners and walkers are expected to take part in the event the lemon run starts at 8:00 with the 100-meter dash for kids followed by the 5k run-walk at 8:30. >> much more to come on "action news." >> spooky showcase about a famous director and artist who was inspired right it -- right here in philadelphia. >> chris sowers is back

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time for accuweather, pretty nice right now. >> reporter: not too bad right now. it's going to change as we move along into the 7 day forecast. let's get you outside and show you what's going on. it's nice and quiet out there, we don't have much of a breeze. it's very, very calm. temperatures are mild because we're see quite a bit of cloud cover. it's a quiet sunday, maybe you want to go outdoors and go for an early morning stroll. storm tracker 6 live double scan crystal clear, we're not expecting any precipitation today. as a matter of fact the next chance is wednesday evening with the arctic front.

dewpoint, 38, winds out of the west at 3 miles per hour. pressure 29.96 inches. the numbers are milder than this time yesterday. everybody bottomed out into the upper 20s yesterday morning. now we're in the 30s and 40s. 46 in philadelphia. morning. allentown, 37. the poconos dropped down to i believe it was 25 yesterday you're sitting at 33. the fact that there's not much of a breeze, whatever wind we're seeing it's light out of the west. this is helping things out, as well. basically 3 to 5 miles per hour. maybe a little bit more of a breeze this afternoon, but not much. satellite and radar we'll see cloud cover across new jersey, holes in the clouds starting to show up across the western suburbs. that will be the trend as the morning wears on. we'll see more sunshine than clouds. as we look farther down the road we have big changes. this is the water vapor imagery this is showing the jet stream or the storm track across

country. this will move farther to the north and dip to the south. what that means, nice and mild across the western half of the yieltdz. nice and cold across the eastern two-thirds of the united states. it's like a seesaw. when it goes up here it's mild and down here it's cold and vials verse is a. if you're not a big weather fan, we'll see colder weather move in here. the surface map is showing a weak cold front pull through. the air behind it is pacific in origin we're not talking about weather that's not too chilly. clouds early. sun this afternoon. temperatures in the mid to upper 50s. monday, high pressure in control lots of sunshine and back in the 60s. a nice quiet weather pattern for now. lehigh valley sun chilly. 55 degrees is the forecasted high today. jersey shore the clouds hold on a little bit longer probably to midday, 1:00 or so.

and then you'll see sunshine. 59 degrees, milder, yesterday's high was around 55 or 56. philadelphia, 56, clouds and sun, slightly milder, winds out of the northwest at 5 to 10 miles per hour. overnight tonight, partly cloudy, cold, 33 degrees, outlying suburbs, 39 center city. it's milder than yesterday morning. monday night football the eagles taking on the panthers. no weather issues for this. mainly clear skies, 54 degrees, kickoff at 8:30. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast looks nice here. 56 degrees today, 60 for monday, tuesday sunny and mild, 67. wednesday 65. so we're going from below-average temperatures yesterday and today to well above average temperatures for the first partly of the workweek and the bottom drops out as we get into thursday, friday, and saturday, 47, 42. that starts a stretch of seven straight days we're stuck in the

40s. it doesn't sound too cold, but it's the beginning of november. >> it's cold. >> at least it will be nice for veteran's day. >> hip replacements have helped older americans stay active in life. doctors are working ong ways to -- working on ways to intervene earlier. erin o'hern tells us how. >> he can have as many cars as he wants. >> reporter: for the first time in four years, kelsey is moving without that pain in her hip. when it started she thought she pulled or strained good playing high school volleyball. >> my hip socket was too shallow. >> reporter: dr. woody said in recent years we learned a lot about how hips work. he said chronic issues are due to overuse. but many are congenital or

develop in childhood and don't show up until late teens. >> we think 50% of the hip replacements done in this country. >> reporter: they try to strengthen muscle groups or change the person as get gait. she was able to play volleyball again. last time when the pain returned it was time for the second step. rotating the hip socket. >> it feels great i'm happy i did everything. >> reporter: the changes will help kelsey avoid arthritis and hip replacements later in life. now she is pain free. erin o'hern channel 6 "action news."

>> halloween is over, but the pennsylvania academy of the fine

arts has a spooky exhibition that lasts into the new year.ine karen rogers has 6abc loves the arts. >> reporter: it's called david lynch, the unified field it's the first major museum exhibit to show the works be of the renown film worker and artist david lynch. david lynch attendant the the academy of the fine arts in the 1960s. he drew his inspiration spent here in philadelphia. >> i never wanted to go to philadelphia, there were surreal things happening and absurd things happening and that's why i say it's my biggest influence, the city of philadelphia. >> reporter: he said he used his surroundings to form his creative vision. >> he made the leap from painting and drawing in two dimensions to using sculptureal

forms and film proion. it's what the feeling and the mood that produced such a fruitful body of work. >> reporter: he incorporate operates material objects in his piece. >> he likes you to get and get excited by the idea that you're not just looking at a typical painting with a pristine surface. that parts of the real world is integrated into it. >> reporter: for tickets go to the arts in theg. >> some of the local students went to work for a good cause. the working hands project at

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someone needs to tell the moon it's bedtime. the moon needs to go to sleep. sky6 live hd taking a live look for us, the moon is pretty big right now. chris tells us it's a waning gibbous. >> reporter: i have no idea what that means, it's a waning gibbous. it was interesting when i was on city avenue, when i looked to the east, bright and sunny, when i looked to the west, there was the moon. the next couple of days we'll see clouds and sun, it will be

chilled but milder monday and tuesday, tuesday, 67, 65 wednesday. thursday's high, 47. friday, 42, saturday, 44. thank you, chris, 7:56 we're just a few minutes away from saying good morning to "good morning america." >> reporter: good morning, coming up on "g.m.a." we're leading with a breaking story, a fatal train accident overnight a group of young adults who appear to be part of a church youth group confront confronted by the oncoming train. the surprise homecoming of two americans held prisoner in north korea. how a secret mission by the top spy master led to the homecoming of these two men and the role dennis rodman played. fireballs in the sky, what are we looking at here, the stunning images and the

explanation coming up on "g.m.a." we'll see you soon. >> "good morning america" weekend is next on channel 6. "action news" continues later this morning. here the stories we're working on for you, we'll have the latest on the investigation of a shootout at a south philadelphia nightclub that left a man hospitalized. >> plus, when is it time to get tubes in your child's ears, we'll have that in "healthcheck." chris sowers will have the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast. now for chris sowers, eva pilgrim and the entire "action news" team, i'm nydia han. have a great sunday. we'll see you at 9:00.

good morning, america. breakingover night, deadly train accident. teens on the track, a train barreling down on them unable to stop in time. >> i just hit kids on a bridge, train emergency on a bridge, over. >> the investigation ramping up right now. joyous reunion, two americans held prisoner in north korea back home this morning on american soil and reuniting with their families. >> thank you all for supporting me and lifting me up and not forgetting me. >> inside the top secret mission that set them free. bear attack. a hunter finding himself in the jaws of an angry bear. >> i was being tossed about like a rag doll. >> airlifted to safety from the remote alaskan wilderness and only on "gma" he's now speaking about the horrifying attack from his hospital bed.