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good afternoon in the news this noon, a search for an mcdonald's customer that stabbed an employee. the reason for the fast food attack. and the man accused of running a men lab what else police found inside of his home. >> but the big story is the cold front coming across our region. here is a look from penn's landing from sky 6. temperatures are below normal and expected to stay that way for a while. >> lets go to karen rogers at the big board in for david murphy. >> it's a big change from yesterday when we were so mild, 46 in philadelphia, 43 in allentown and reading and in the 30s in the poconos. 46 in millville and 46 along the coastline and the boardwalk in a.c. and sea isle city. a 21 degree temperature drop in the city of philadelphia and 23 degrees cooler in wilmington

right now than this point yesterday. we are talking about the front coming through and producing the cooler air, we felt it this morning and certainly right now. but temperatures this afternoon are only 7 degrees below average. not a huge change but a big difference from where we sat before. the clouds have moved in ahead of the next upper level trough moving through and making a big change in our warm. can you see we are dry but not staying that way. i want to pull in stormtracker 6 live double scan, yes we are dry in philadelphia but we get to see the white stuff we have not seen in a while. we see it in western virginia and cleveland and buffalo. we don't see it in our region but could we see those first flakes. as you head out this evening, it's colder than expected and rain showers moving through not

a significant amount of rain but it's wet and you are driving through it. but in the overnight hours, some of those rain showers mixing with wet snowflakes and in the far northwest suburbs you can see a coating on the lawn, the first time people are seeing the wet snowflakes coming through our region. we'll have detail in the seven-day forecast coming up. >> stay on top of the weather situation with 6abc.com, visit 6abc.com/weather for storm tracker 6 radar and the hourly and seven-day forecasts and the collection of weather related photos and videos. one man was killed in a shootout with trenton police, officers responded to this home on wilson street for reports of a suspect with a gun, they were forced to return fire on a man that sprayed their patrol car with bullets. katherine scott joins us live

now with the latest on the investigation. >> reporter: well, police say that the suspect fired first and he died from his injuries and investigators remain on the scene here this noon, can you see bullet holes piercing that side of the police vehicle. the officers though were not shot, it's unclear if they were hit with debris, but they were taken to the hospital to be checked out. >> gunshots. like 20 shots. neighbors heard shots on the willis block in trn ton. >> i was sleeping and boom boom boom. they were like heavy gunshots. >> trenton police and the prosecutors office combed the scene and bullet shots hit the suv. when they arrived the man operated fire before the officers even got out of their vehicle. >> they are coming down the

street and see the suspect there and the suspect opened fire on their vehicle and they returned fire. the suspect was taken to the hospital and he died of his injuries, two were take and in for observation but are expected to be just fine. >> any time are you involved in a shooting, it's stressful. you think about your family and your life could have been ended today. >> back here in trenton, investigators are looking at the police vehicle where there are bullet holes, we don't know how many shots were fired and they have not released information on the suspect or the officers. there is a press conference planned for this afternoon and we'll bring you the information as we get it. katherine scott, channel 6 "action news." >> thank you. in philadelphia police are trying to figure out who killed a 62-year-old woman inside of her own home. sandra barley was found naked and beaten to death on 58th

street near market in philadelphia. her roommate said that three intruders broke in but the victim's family is telling a different story. chad pradelli joins us live outside of the victims home with more. >> reporter: relatives have gathered here where this homicide allegedly occurred. these relatives tell me that barley had a homeless woman moved in a year ago and over the last few months they have seen signs of abuse and now they fear that the abuse may have escalated to murder. >> now there is sorrow, it has friends and family grieving. >> i'm trying to get things set up for her funeral. >> she is a sweet lady, sat on

her porch, this that happened, she didn't deserve this. >> they found barley beaten and naked in a front bedroom at 3:00 a.m. the roommate said that three masked men broke into the home and struggled with her and barley. the police have found no evidence of a break-in. the roommate had bruises as well, she was taken into police custody and is being treated at a local hospital. >> who is this woman, why was she here? >> my mom was a kind woman and would give to the homeless. >> i don't know, i done like her. >> they have seen evidence of abuse before but barley said she was fine and would not press charges. >> she was nice, she would give you the shirt off her back, that is why she got in there, my aunt

cared. >> police continue to investigate, live in west philadelphia, chad pradelli, channel 6 "action news." >> thank you. philadelphia police are searching for a suspect who stabbed an mcdonald's employee, the incident happened at november 3rd at the restaurant in the 2800 block of grays ferry. the suspect in the black jacket started the argument after employees told him the dining room was closed and that spilled outside when the suspect then stabbed the employee in the back. >> well, the man accused of driving his estranged wife's corvette into the delaware is now in jail. john cramer is arrested and his alleged motive was his ongoing divorce, he is faced with charges including violating a protection order and harassment. >> police are looking for at least two gunmen this noon behind a deadly shoot that

injured an innocent by stander in philadelphia. 26 shots were fired on the 2600 block of winton street last night. the man who police say was the intended target was shot in the head and killed and an off duty septa driver was hit in the chest by a stray bullet and take and to the hospital in critical condition. >> now, to never before seen surveillance video at a deadly parking lot attack at a new jersey mall a year ago. the lawyer for the victim's wife said the driver of the suburban stalked drivers three days before the attack as a test run, on september 13th, the suburban returns and finds a target, dustin freeland. they have filed an order against the mall and useful information for you when you go shopping

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meteorologist, karen rogers joins us now with a closer look at the plummeting temperatures. >> yes, you felt the real change in the overnight hours, dropping some 25 degree, lets look at stormtracker 6 live double scan we are dry but not staying that way. lets go on outside and show you what it looks like, sky 6 hd looking live at the shore. they are bundled at the shore and walking around and enjoying it. looking good at the moment but lots of cloud cover, 46 degrees in philadelphia, 43 in allentown and reading 45 and 46 in sea isle city. we are tracking the huge change but temperatures not terribly

below average, satellite 6 along with action radar showing the clouds have really moved in and we can start to see some of the snowfall. seeing that up in toronto and moving through ohio and not quite yet in western p.a., the stream is coming into pittsburgh and rain mixing with snow. looking ahead by 3:00 p.m. 48 degrees and by 5:00 p.m. 46, you'll see the rain showers move in for your evening commute. by 9:00 p.m. 42 and we are staying above the freezing mark in philadelphia, future tracker 6 showing at 6:30 we are not seeing rain everywhere but some showers and in the poconos a little mixing, even late this evening. we look at 8:30, and rain showers in the evening, future tracker's way of picking up the area of blue, this is a look at 11:30 tonight and the poconos is getting some snow showers and

some wet snowflakes mixing in in a few spots. but it's all out of here at 3:30 in the morning, and we are talking about rain showers and wet snowflakes mixing in. it's chilly with the rain showers, and in the overnight hours we begin to see the wet snowflakes in the far west suburbs and we can see a coating on the lawn. here are the models we look at, tonight showing a little bit of coating to your far northwestern suburbs, that is something we are watching, through philadelphia and the rest of the region not expecting a whole lot out of that and the european showing we have to go to the poconos to get a coating to an inch. it's not a big deal for us but something we are watching, the big deal is the windchills in the mid-30s tomorrow, a huge change coming up in the accuweather forecast. here is a look at the forecast.

clouds and chilly and rain showers, and a few wet snowflakes mixing in overnight. dry tomorrow, morning commute dry but look for slick spots and 45, and friday sunny and cold and 44 and saturday morn clouds and 45, and tuesday windy and chilly and 42, wednesday, sunny, cool and dry and 39 and then tonight, here is what everybody is waiting for, cecily's winter weather outlook at 11:00 on "action news." this is a really important forecast and she will have all the details on how much snow and how cold. >> we have a couple of minutes, give us a preview. >> no, mums the word. >> i tried. up next, philadelphia city council honored a number of local heroes, including the good samaritan that rescued a police

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"action news" at 12:30 continues. >> hello again, here are the stories we are following for you on "action news" at 12:30, a kbun man opens fire on two trenton police officers this morning, spraying their patrol

vehicle with bullets. newly released video shows that the mall was not protecting customers from carjackings. and temperatures are still dropping and karen rogers will have the chilling details. and now the latest, a close call for two police officers this morning after a man opened fire on them. the officers responded to reports of a home invasion on wilson street at 7:00 this morning. the man started shooting before the officers got out of their car and the officers starting shooting back. >> i was sleeping and it was boom, boom, boom, boom and it was heavy gunshots. >> the suspect was taken to the hospital where he died of his injuries, the two officers are expected to be just fine. lets take a look at sky 6 hd from philadelphia international airport the clouds are moving in

and it's a chilly one, meteorologist karen rogers is live outside with a look at the accuweather forecast. >> reporter: hi, the sunshine quickly faded and we have lots of clouds out here and it's a lot cooler than yesterday. here are the numbers, 30s in the poconos and 43 in the lehigh valley and better in the city at 46 degrees and 46 in millville and 46 along the boardwalk in atlantic city. and what a huge change from yesterday, we were talking about such mild air, it's 21 degrees colder right now in philadelphia than it was at this point yesterday, 23 degrees colder in wilmington and 28 degrees colder in trenton, we are looking at a huge change in 24 hours, the cold air is setting in and we are tracking precipitation too. satellite 6 along with action radar showing the precipitation trips through west virginia and now pittsburgh, and rain and

some spots wet snow and far to the northwest they are getting snow in upstate new york and out to the northwest. here is a different look and can you get a better idea of what we are getting with the satellite images. here is what to expect for us, a chilly evening, with rain showers around and in the late tonight and evening hours, wet snowflakes mix in in some spots. can you get a coating on the lawn possible. any slick spots possible and chilly changes tomorrow coming up in the seven-day forecast tomorrow. >> stay on top of the changing weather situation at 6abc.com/weather, you'll find the storm tracker 6 radar and hourly and seven-day forecast. and watch the latest videos from our 6 abc meteorologists. newly release videos shows

carjackers looking for vehicles at the posh mall. they killed dustin friedland while holiday shopping with his wife. a year later the widow shows that the mall did not do enough to protect its customers. marcy gonzales joins us live with the details. >> reporter: rick, the attorney for the victim's widow says that they went to court to keep this video from being released but they lost and now the widow is sharing video for a warning for the mall to increase security and to shoppers about the dangers potentially lurking. >> killed in a horrific carjacking at this upscale mall in north jersey, his widow

shares never beforeeen surveillance videos showing them stalking the cars and then driving off. >> they are willing to stake out a place for a couple of days until they find the mark that they want and like an animal they pounce upon it. >> then on december 15th the suspects were back pouncing on this white car but when the driver did not show up, the attorney says the accused carjackers moved on to the next spot spotting friedland's range rover and taking his life and speeding off in his suv. >> i think this case is a wake-up call, if the malls want people to come and spend money at the stores located there,

they have got to make it safe. >> no comment from the short hills mall which friedland's widow filed a wrongful death suit. live in new york, marcy gonzales, channel 6 "action news" back to you. >> thank you. back here philadelphia police are asking for the public's help to find an armed robbery suspect, he was first caught on saturday outside of robolo pizza, he threatened employees with a gun and demanded cash, the same man that walked into stacey's peas on drexel road an hour later. if you recognize him call the number on your screen, 215-686-tips. a bicyclist is in delaware after a car hit him this morning. the action cam was on the scene

of lanson lane in newcastle county, around 5:30 this morning, the honda accord struck the 40-year-old man on the bicycle, the victim was rushed to the hospital in critical condition and police are still investigating. >> the investigation continues into a serious three car collision in newcastle county, this was the scene at barley mill road in delaware, according to police the driver of an suv crossed the center lane and into an on coming car, the 61-year-old woman was trapped in the wreckage and had to be rescued by emergency crews and police and was rushed to christiana hospital in serious condition. the driver of the other vehicle was also injured but not seriously. the taj mahal could be the fifth casino to close this year in atlantic city if the large of the union does not drop their appeal of a savings plan.

they notified they will close the taj on december 12th. union members are appealing a court order that terminated a contract that shut off their health insurance. philadelphia city council paused this morning to honor several heroes involved in big stories we are telling you about over the past week, here is "action news" reporter vernon odom, with the story. >> reporter: city hall today was a canyon of heroes and salvation as the full council paid tribute to cops and regular citizens that pitched in and worked hard to avert tragedy. this was the horrific scene in grays ferry when a police car crashed into north vehicle and burst into flames, officer mark kinsy was trapped and cannot get

out but joe chambers of ridley park came along and jumped into action and pulls the officer out the window. today city hall hailed chambers and others that helped. he refused to call himself a hero. >> if someone needs help help them, don't stand and watch and video tape. that is the problem with young kids they want to video tape and get the publicity on the internet. you act instead of watch. >> he acted so i could spend more time with my family. thank you. >> this was followed by another emotional tribute to heroism with city council, all involved in rescuing carlesha freeland-gaither were honoreded to. including the detectives working on the case, they were able to track the car of the suspect to virginia, delvin barnes, a career criminal. >> she is doing well, she is

still a little distraught but doing well. i just wanted to thank everybody for what they did, the police department and fbi and all the agencies. >> i know the police department take a beating for a lot of things in the paper, and i just want you to know they did a wonderful job and the citizens that get criticized for not wanting to snitch did a wonderful job. >> all in all, it was a wonderful day here at city hall, live in center city, vernon odom, channel 6 "action news." >> all right thank you. now, to a murder mystery in west philadelphia, where a woman was found naked and beaten to death, authorities responded to an apartment along 53rd street and market before 3:00 a.m. they found the victim. 62-year-old sandra barley, she was rushed to the hospital but later died of her injuries, her roommate told police that three

masked men broke in and beat them but the evidence does not support that. >> i am grieving and trying to get things set up for her funeral. >> barley's roommate is being questioned by police. two people were hurt in a house fire in philadelphia overnight. firefighters were called to the 1600 block of orthodox street just after 11:00 last night. flames were coming from the hom when firefighters arrived. the officials said the woman suffered first and second degree burns, residents in two row homes were forced out into the cold early this morning. this is the scene at 5400 block of florence avenue, authorities say that the flames broke out on the second floor of one home and spread to two adjacent houses. the cause is now under

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accelerated clinical trials will begin in west africa to speed up a vaccine for the virus. it has killed more than 5,000 in west africa. health check this noon, scientists discovered gene mutations that give people naturally lower cholesterol levels and cut heart disease in half. a blockbuster drug that limits these mutations, it's sold by merck along with north medication. the new research gives a biological basis that the drug could actually help. it was mostly funded by the national institutes of health. karen rogers is here now with accuweather, the cooler temperatures have arrived. >> in some spots in the midwest 50 degrees below average and in our area not quite 10 degrees

below average. we can complain though absolutely. stormtracker 6 live double scan showing we are dry but we'll use it because we are tracking rain tonight even a wet snowflake or two. lets go outside and sky 6 hd looking live in atlantic city, the clouds are hanging tough even along the coastline. along the coast we are looking at temperatures in the upper 40s, 46 in millville and the city, 45 in trenton and wilmington and in the low 40s right now in the lehigh valley. cool out there tonight and the windchill is making it feel cooler than that. satellite 6 along with action radar showing the past 12 hours, we have clear skies and the clouds are sticking with us and the precipitation is what is coming next and we are expecting rain in most of the region, and snow far to the northwestern area of pennsylvania and pittsburgh rain showers mixing with rain snow, for us rain showers moving through the area. here is what to expect over the

next 12 hours, it's 48 degrees and lots of cloud cover, and fort evening commute showers move in west to east. by 7:00 p.m. 45 and by 9:00 p.m. 42, as we look at the late evening hours, a light snowflake or two, and staying above freezing more most of the region. future tracker 6 showing some rain moving through the region, but starting to show mixed precipitation in the poconos and we advance this to 8:30, looks like predominantly rain through the area and a few rain showers, this is at a look at midnight, we see snow showers trying to mix in and wet snowflakes falling in parts of the the region like reading, it's done by 3:30, 4:00 a.m. and it's moving off the coastline.

this evening it's chilly with rain showers and late this evening into tonight a few wet snowflakes mixing in and a wet coating on lawns and the best chance is far northwest of that. as we look no accumulating snow just lots of rain moving in. tomorrow the big deal is the windchills in the mid-30s with this high pressure, a big change as far as temperatures, here is your exclusive accuweather forecast, lots of clouds and chilly and the rain arrives and 45 is the high and late tonight wet snowflakes mixing this. tomorrow brisk and dry, saturday sunny and cold and 44, sunday more clouds and 47 with rain arriving sunday night. maybe a few wet snowflakes mixing in too. monday is a wet day, cloudy and rainy and tuesday windy and chilly and dry and 42, wednesday's high is only 39, and tonight cecily tynan has the winter weather outlook on

"action news" at 11:00. everybody is asking is it going to be like last year. we got through it last year what are we looking at now, how cold and how much snow. coming up tonight at 11:00. >> just wink if it's like last year? >> i can't tell you anything. be a part of the breaking news team, email your tips and videos to breakingnews@6abc.com. and contact us through our website at 6abc.com/breaking news. on our people scene, more than 50 years after her death, intimate letters between marilyn monroe and two of her husbands will be auctioned off next month. they say that arthur miller was an accomplished writer but his letters were so descriptive and details and one from joe dimaggio.

if you are looking for a little distraction this afternoon, check out these stories at 6abc.com. watch a tiny baby rock out on the drums, the viral video is sweeping the web and a video captures a shark stalking kayakers in the ocean and watch as two adorable toddlers engage in a light saber battle. those stories and more at 6abc.com/distraction. that could be karen and me right now. >> i go to the dark side. >> may the frost be with you. >> oh! >> lets take a look at the forecast for you, the rain will arrive first in our northwest suburbs late this afternoon, we are looking at 46 in quakertown

and 45 in downingtown and 49 in the city and about 50 in berlin and glassboro with lots of cloud cover and along the coastline cloudy and 50s. giving way to rain this evening. and two former presidents are having fun on social media, former president bill clinton posted a tweet of himself reading george w. bush's new book. how are you still not on twitter. >> and he responded by saying ~- how are you still not on instagram. and brothers from another mother. fascinating stuff. don't forget to join us later for "action news" at 4:00, 5:00 and 6:00. i'm rick williams, have a nice afternoon. see you tonight.

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