>> good morning, it is 6:00 a.m. on this sunday, november 16. here's what's happening on "action news." a boy accidentally shoots himself in the face with his father's gun and two delaware county police officers scramble to try to save him. >> penn state president promises a full review of the report to the sandusky molestation scandal. >> it's a cold night, and now accuweather is tracking colder

air and rain. chris sowers has the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast. >> reporter: the changes we'll see over the next couple of days will be quick and dramatic. especially monday night into tuesday morning. let's go live on sky 6. we'll get you started with the center city skyline. all is cloudy this morning and that's helping the temperatures up a bit. everybody was in the mid 20s yesterday, now locations are in the mid 30s. millville, 33. trenton, 0. allentown, 28, poconos 27, lancaster, 30 degrees. most locations from 3 to 9 degrees milder than we were yesterday at this time. thankfully the clouds are rolled in and that's helping to keep the temperatures up a little bit. in time what will happen the storm developing in the gulf coast states that will pull north an ride up the appalachians, it will bring a wintery mix to the poconos for 95% of the viewing area it will be a rain event.

the clouds will lower and thicken throughout the afternoon. by lunchtime, 46. 3:00 p.m., 48. sun setting around 4:44. winter weather advisory goes into effect overnight tonight. for the poconos periods of snow, sleet and freezing rain, i'll have the details and much colder seven-day forecast when i come back in ten manipulates. >> manipulates -- minutes. >> we have breaking news from the middle east isis has released video that shows the he heading of peter kasig. he was captured in syria while work as a medical aid worker. his parents said he voluntarily converted to islam after his capture. the video emerged a few minutes after president obama disparated australia to return to the u.s. u.s. intelligence officials are trying to determine the authenticity of that video. developing news, a

10-year-old boy is clipping to life at children's hospital after he accidentally shot himself in the face with his father's gun. we learned how the child got his hands on the gun and who performed cpr on him. police in darby in delaware county received reports 56 child shot at 10:20. when officers arrived they found the boy had a gunshot wound to the face. officers rushed him to the hospital. >> thanks to the alert ntz of the first arriving officers on scene they scooped the child right away. he was lifeless. one officer drove and the other performed cpr in the back of the car. they got him to fitzgerald mercy and he was revived by the time they got him into the er. >> the boy and his sister were

dropped off where his father was working, the boy found the gun in his father's car. workers trying to remove the pnc letters atop the highrise. you remember this scene, crews tried to remove the 60-year-old sign by helicopter, but the operation hit a snag. crews feared the aging letters could fall apart in midair. each weighs 3,000 pounds. expect road closures from 6:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. "action news" was there as the allegation arrived for the afternoon clash against the packers in green bay.d for the both teams have a shot at the conference top playoff seat. it is expected to be brutally cold at the kickoff. mark sanchez never played a game

at lambeau field. he executes fast-pace offense. >> i enjoy it, if you can get an advance by alignment or personnel. it's something that's advantageous for us. >> in our case we have a backup that was a starter for a long time. i like to think that a guy whose got a chance to be good as a starter if he prepares like a starter when he is not the starter, i think that's what you see from mark. each week he was preparing himself like he was going to play. >> the eagles defense faces aaron rogers and stacked offense. he respects the birds' d. >> they fit the quarterback and have ways to pressure up the middle and outside. >> they are very hot and very hot at home. aaron rogers is playing as swell as you've ever seen him play.

his receivers are catching everything. they have a balanced attacked. they have an contract thrower, good decision maker who can get out of trouble. >> davis calls the packers offense the most balanced efficient offense we've faced this season, however the defense is not good at stopping the run. >> in 20 minutes eagles players talk to ducis about handling the elements and the arctic blast gripping green bay. jeff skeverski and jamie apody will be tweeting live. to join the conversation use 6abc eagles. "action news" wants to hear from you before during and after the game. >> penn state football team led

a game for the bowel it's a milestone, but sandusky scandal is back in the headlines. the school at president is looking at the freeh report issued in the aftershock of the scandal. >> reporter: penn state's president lab on the job since may, why is he now reviewing the report. three years later joe paterno's supporters are trying to clear his name. the nittany lions are bowl eligible for the first time since 2011. >> it does mean something a little bit more special. the fact that we had 49 seniors that stayed around this program when this university and when this community and when this football program needed them the most. >> it's a huge day for the

program and for everything we've been through, it's just great that we can finally get the program to where i think it should be. >> reporter: but it's penn state's president who is making headlines after he promised to talkle and review the freeh report along with the materials produced during the investigation. the contents of the report have led to questions about some in the penn state community. i do not want people to believe that penn state is hiding something. i feel strongly about this. he came to penn state in may long after the report that divided the board of trustees. freeh said joe paterno and hid sandusky's abuse and showed total disregard for the victims. nearly two weeks ago a trustee presented a resolution to visit the investigation calling the

freeh report complete and false. but the board voted against the resolution 17-9. that's the one of the reasons the president has decided to conduct his own review. the person state president did not say how long the review would take, but he would move, with with quote all deliberate speed. kenneth moten channel 6 "action news." >> in the season of giving, 6abc is once again teeming up to raise money in delaware valley. volunteers will be manning the phones taking donations from 4 to 60:00 p.m. you can go online to 6abc.com for a link to the philabundance donation page. >> much more to come on "action news" sunday morning. >> comedian bill cosby is asked about allegations that he raped a woman. >> a driver is stabbed at an intersection, we talked to a witness and find out who broke

it up. >> coming up in weather, we have big changes on the weather front, temperatures could be as warm as 60 degrees by tomorrow and look at these windchills predicted by tuesday evening. i'll have the details, plus i'll talk about the possibility of a flash freeze for this part of the viewing area when we come right back.

>> welcome back on this sunday, it is 6:12, 38 degrees, sky6 live hd taking a live look at philadelphia international airport there. i think that's phl, not atlantic city. you think it's cold now, it's going to get colder and we're looking at rain, right,y i say? >> reporter: and in between we could reach 60 degrees. let's go live on sky 6 and get you started with the view of atlantic city. there we go, that's atlantic city, you can see the casinos lit up. it's a nice, quite sunday morning. we have cloud cover rolling in overhead and that's helping to keep the temperatures slightly milder than yesterday. there's not much activity, the radars are clear. speaking of radars, storm tracker 6 live double scan you can see a little bit of cloud cover rolling on in. 36 degrees. millville, 33. sea isle city, 37. lancaster, reading, cooler,

30 degrees for above both of the locations. wilmington and dover, 34. all we're seeing is clouds up and down the i-95 corridor from richmond to new york city, snow showers flying across the eastern great lake states exhibits mixed activity for the appalachian mountains. the bigger system we're watching is gathering steam across the gulf coast states. this is an area of low pressure that will come due north up the spine of the appalachians. the wind because they blow in a counter clockwise fashion mean if the low tracks to the west, it will pump in milder air off the ocean. it's all rain for us, behind this system is when some of the real cold stuff starts to pour on in. these are the current temperatures across nation, bismarck, omaha, 11.

as we look ahead here, cloudy skies that will be the general rule. temperatures are will be milder, we're expecting a high of 48 degrees. monday, monday is a washout. periods of rain and it will be heavy at times, expect ponding on roads. with the winds out of the south, southeast we expect temperatures to be close to 60 degrees here and down to the 20s out here and single digits and teens across the western great lake states. we'll see a temperature contrast in a short distance as we head into monday. future tracker 6 we're expecting mainly cloudy cover throughout the day. monday, it will be wet across the western suburbs, mainly cloudy across south jersey, at least by 8:00. you'll notice how the rain

overspreads the area. you can see the pockets of yellow. it will come down heavy at times. there's the cold front right there. the problem with the front, the temperatures will drop off so quickly, once this passes with the area roads being wet there's a possibility of a quick freeze, especially out through here, where the temperature may drop from 55 degrees to 32 within two hours tops. that could freeze things up across the western suburbs. on top of that, look at the windchills by tuesday morning down into the teens and 20s across the viewing area. so, again, high temperatures close to 06 degrees tomorrow and by tuesday morning we're talking about windchills in the teens. mostly cloudy for today, milder, 48 degrees should be our forecasted high, and periods of rain very mild overnight tone compared to the past couple of nights, 35 degrees the outlying suburbs. 41 center city. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, 60 degrees

with periods of rain on monday, tuesday, 35 degrees, wednesday, 36 and thursday and friday, 47 and 48. >> the the lei land to come off ten years and traveled 6.5 billion miles before rendezvousing with the comet.

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flight 3537 was able to land around 6:15, nobody was hurt. the boy scouts continue the holiday tradition this weekend to help feed the hungry over the holiday season. they fanned out across the area to pick up bags they dropped off last week, which residents filled with donated food. it's a project which channel 6 has proudly supported for nearly 30 years. "action news" reporter, annie mccormick has more. >> reporter: saturday morning, boy scouts spread across the philadelphia area picked up the bags full of food and sorted them and loaded them to waiting philabundance trucks. along the way they learned a lesson. >> since i have a good life, we need to give back to everybody who can't have it. >> thanksgiving is a day you give thanks. >> the outcome is tremendous. what philabundance doesn't get some of it goes to neighborhood

food banks. >> reporter: the 6abc holiday food drive put 771,000 meals on the tables last year. we are partnering with philabundance and several corporate sponsor. if you're back was not picked up, donate to a local food bank. you can head to the 6abc dunkin' donuts thanksgiving day parade and their boy scouts will have shopping carts you can fill them with nonperishable items along the parade route. >> i've been doing it since 1988. it's very rewarding. >> reporter: david remembers the meaning the scouting for food program hit him. at first it was another thing to do for the troops, and then i got to see the recipients of it, and realized these people needed it. i was thinking about

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>> reporter: welcome back everyone, 6:25, sunday morning, a look at the day planner shows temperatures milder thanorning, yesterday. yesterday we topped out around 43, 44. today 48, 49, we'll see cloud cover, those clouds will continue to lower and thicken overnight tonight and then this is the issue over the next 24 to 36 hours. for monday it turns warm. near 60 degrees, it will feel unbelievable.

periods of rain, some of it will be heavy at times. we'll see ponding on the area roads. 9 temperatures crash during the overnight hours an there's the possibility of a little bit of a freeze north and west. here's the cold front right here, the areas i'm talking about be are the far western suburbs. with wet roads there's the potential of black ice after midnight monday night into tuesday morning. i'll talk about that when i come back in just a few minutes. >> ? sports, the eagles will have to weather the packers and the brutal cold, jeff skeverski has that and the flyers facing off in montreal. >> reporter: the eagles better be ready. good luck defending this, aaron rogers has thrown 26 straight touchdowns at home without an interception, the longest streak

in history. ducis rogers, no relation is in green bay. >> it's cold out here. >> it's going to be cold. >> you know when everybody is talking about the weather, you got to respect you when you show up in a short sleeves. >> i just got off the bus, i don't know. i wasn't planning on being outside that long. >> it's one of them things you don't get tired as much, you got to stay warm. , the eagles arrive a confident bunch they are 7-2 they are coming off a big victory over carolina monday night, but they know the packers are a much better opponent. >> you have a quarterback who can control the crowd. >> we have a challenge and we're up to a challenge and looking forward to this game. >> reporter: on second thought i think i'll go inside and get a coat. with the birds in appleton, i'm ducis rogers.

channel 6 "action news." >> reporter: more on the game on eagles game day kickoff at 11:30 then we'll recap game day final later tonight after "action news" at 11:00. flyers coach said they couldn't keep up with columbus friday night, it doesn't appear anyone can keep up with the team they were playing last night. montreal has the most points in hockey. this is the definition of a flyered up flyers fan, a face painters in montreal. they fell behind 3-0 last night. shenn scored twice in the second. in the third they are fighting to get back within 1, again, the puck is loose in front of the net, where is it? i think i see it, flyers down 1. but seven minutes to go in the game, canadians close the door. flyers lost 6-3. they have dropped back-to-back games. that's sports, i'm jeff

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the american.oup released a >> a former army ranger he was captured last october in syria while doing aid work. he converted to islam, but isis threaten revenge for american activity in syria and iraq. >> get used to the chilly air after a brief warmup, the coldest air of the season is on the way and it looks like it will come with rain, right, chris? >> reporter: at least it's not snow. he let's go live on sky 6. we'll go down to wilmington, as nydia mentioned we're tracking rain and very cold temperatures in the next 36 hours. it's nice and quiet out there, cold, but not as harsh asy

either at this time. 36 degrees, wilmington, 34. windchills, 34, 36, 30. it's not much of a breeze, the windchills are mirroring the actual air temperatures. the reason for that, we have cloud cover that rolled in overnight. we started out during the evening hours yesterday with a lot of the clear skies, that allowed the temperatures to drop off a bit. while the clouds rolled in, the temperatures climbed while you were asleep. this is sunday afternoon here, we are expecting cloud cover and temperatures in the mid to upper 40s. this is a developing area of low pressure it will pull out of the deep south and ride up the spine of the appalachians providing snow for the great lakes and steady soaking rain for the eastern seaboard. what to expect over the next couple of days, monday looks miserable, especially if you have to work outdoors, bring along the rain gear. and turns icy cold by tuesday

morning. i'll have the details in the seven-day forecast when i come back in just a little bit. eva? >> thanks, chris. stay on top of the changing weather situation with the new 6abc.com, 6abc.com/weather for the hourly and seven-day forecast, and the latest videos from our meteorologists. generations know bill cosby as a comedian and loveable dad on tv. else making headlines for troubling accusations. in a public radio interview he was asked if he raped a woman. reporter mary maloney has the latest. >> reporter: bill cosby refused to comment on the allegations of rape. during an interview he went silent when the host brought the topic up. >> this question gives me no pleasure mr. cosby, but there have been serious allegations

raised about you in recent days, you're shaking your head no. i'm in the news business i have to ask the question, do you have any response to those charges? shaking your head no. there are people who love you, who might like to hear from you about this, i want to give you the chance. all right. >> reporter: for nine years, the iconic comedian has been accused of sexual assault by women who say they were the victims. one of them barbara bowman spoke out after someone from his camp said go ahead mean me. >> i never talked about it, because nobody believed me. >> reporter: she said when she was 18 years old, the comedian started drugging and raping her. cosby said i'm not surprised that bill cosby was spechless,

he met his maker, his heart heavily burdened with shame. the tweet that set the internet and the critics on fire, has been deleted. >> we have new information on the ten-year-old boy who accidentally shot himself in the face with his father's gun. the action cam was at the scene late last night. the 1400 block of hockeyen hook road in upper darby. the boy was sitting in the suv when he found the gun under the driver seat and accidentsly shot himself. one police officer drove the boy to the hospital while another gave the child cpr in the back seat. the child is in critical condition. the boy's mother dropped him off at his father's place of work because she had to go to work herself. a driver stabbed another driver during a scuffle and it happened at a busy bucks county

intersection. kenneth moten tracked down the witness who saw it. >> police are calling it a possible road rage investigation as they work to figure out exactly what happened in this intersection. people who saw it unfold after the men attacked each other they ran toward the gas station to get help. it's a busy intersection in warminster, street and york roads, but witnesses say two men didn't care they jumped out of their cars in a fit of rage before one stand stabbed the other. what were they were screaming. >> the one guy stabbed said you're going to jail you stabbed me. >> a 45-year-old hatboro man and 47-year-old warminster man pulled over and started arguing. the man in the sunoco next store watched the men chase each other around the vehicle. one man suffered cuts to the face and the other was stabbed in the stomach.

>> reporter: what went through your mind when you were watching all this. >> i saw the blood coming, it was crazy. i didn't move. >> reporter: workers say the injured man try to get in the store and they locked the doors. the man ran across the street road and continued the fight and a good samaritan try to to break them up. >> i can't believe someone had the nerve to commit a vicious crime that's personal, don't you think, stabbing someone. >> reporter: police responded and paramedics transported one man to doylestown hospital the second to abington. the violent encounter was on the mind of eagles diner employee marry brady. >> it was crazy, we were here all night. couldn't let the cars come in or anything. >> reporter: investigators question both men in the hospitals, no names have been released and we're still waiting for word on charges in this case. reporting in warminster, bucks county, kenneth moten channel 6 "action news."

>> a doctor infected with ebola is receiving treatment in nebraska. dr. martin salia was working at a general surgeon in sierra leone one of the three west of african nations hit hard by the epidemic this year. it's not clear whether he was involved in the care of the ebola patients, he did work at three other facilities. the parents of michael brown are reacting to new video and police radio call also the day their son was shot an killed. the new material was obtained by a saint louis newspaper. parents say the video and recording appear to show the description of the injuries of officer wilson were exaggerated. meanwhile, the grand jury will announce if charges will be filed against wilson. brown was unarmed when wilson saw him. >> overnight we received a

water restriction in mount laurel, new jersey. crews have repaired the sewer line. water use may return to normal. residents in the area of the repairs were asked to conserve water until 10:00. detours remain posted around the repairs all day today. >> the eagles toughest test of the season so far could be today's gridiron grudge match in green bay. the eagles come in after a smack down of the panthers at the linc. the packers pummeled the bears. "action news" was in the green bay as the eagles face the pack. >> a long winning talk show that showcases latino culture, there were dances and drinks as puerto rican panorama was recognized the for 4 # years of service to the delaware valley.

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we're getting warm and then cold. >> reporter: we've got everything, we have a little warm, a little rain, a little black ice, it's going on and on and on. there's the view of the camden waterfront. lots of clouds overspread the area we're expecterring -- expecting a mainly cloudy day. we had flakes flying in the poconos and now left us chilly temperatures. poconos 27, beach haven 36. cloud cover in advance of a system that is starting to develop down here, remember we were talking about this yesterday, the bundle of energy that was riding the southern

branch of the jet stream. it's crossing over texas. you can see the flare up down the to the south where the heaviest rains are starting to develop, louisiana southeast of arkansas, this is our storm for monday, it will continue to gather strength and pull toward the northeast bringing us quite a bit of wet weather. once irrelevant crosses -- once it crosses, the temperatures crash and fall off a cliff. omaha, 11 degrees, bismarck 8. new orleans, 60. this drops in first and then we drop off tuesday. the high plains, anywhere from 8 to 18 degrees below zero. that stays to the west, but it shows you how cold the air mass is. cloudy skies today, monday heavy rain the times, we expect ponding on the roads.

monday evening this front crosses through and that's when the temperatures start to fall. future tracker 6 will time it out and put it altogether, we have nothing today, cloudy skies, a nice afternoon, temperatures milder than yesterday. here's monday morning, 80:00, you can see the steady rains overspreading the delaware valley, even the poconos at that point there's a winter weather advisory that will go into effect for the poconos overnight tonight. you'll see a period of snow changing to sleet and freezing rain and then it's all rain by 3:00, 4:00. this is a rain event temperatures in the 50s, topping out close to 60 degrees. there's the front right there. by 7:30 as that crosses through, the temperatures start to fall. get a load of the windchills. 16 in the allentown. 11 in the poconos. 13 in reading and 22 for philadelphia. by tuesday evening same thing

windchills in the teens and 20s. this may be a little overdone, but you get the idea it will be colder by tuesday. 48 in philadelphia. 48 in wilmington, 52 in dover and cape may and atlantic city, 53 degrees. periods of rain developing it will be a milder night, 35 degrees, outlying suburbs, 41 for at this time. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast shows temperatures all over the place. 48 today, 60 tomorrow. tomorrow will feel fantastic, unfortunately it will look miserable. tuesday, 35 degrees, windchills in the upper teens low 20s. wednesday it's cold, high of 36. thursday we start to pull out of it a little bit, sunny and breezy, highs in the upper 40s, friday, breezy periods of rain developing in the afternoon, 48. a cold shot comes in saturday, mostly sunny, but not as harsh as tuesday and wednesday, high of 44.

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here's rick williams with tonight's crime fighters report. >> reporter: on wednesday september 10, an employee was closing up at don's check cashing on east hunting park avenue in june at at that section of philadelphia. the time was after 10:00 p.m. surveillance video captures a hooded man outside the store. >> you can see on the the video the perpetrator was pacing up and down waiting for her to come out. as she came out, he snuck up behind her. he put a gun in her back and go back inside. once inside he opened the safe. after the robbery he walks by the camera. he is a black male in his 20s to early 30s, 5'9" medium to dark complex wearing a black hookedy with black stone jeans and tanned boots.

>> reporter: all you have to do is call 215-546-tips all calls will remain anonymous for crime firefighters i'm rick williams channel 6 "action news." >> 6:52 an organization helping people with physical disabilities is getting a boost. dozens of people dressed to impress at this ball last night. the ray of hope benefits the edge english foundation. cocoa or eggnog? toasty or frosty?

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county detectives, tackling crime problems full time. the first african-american to attain that rank in the prosecutor's office. >> camden, it's a tough city, man. >> reporter: this past weekend there were two murders in camden. when we caught up with moten. he had just finished getting reports from some of the detectives. >> these were cases with the possibility of drug activity. >> reporter: he is so new to the top level post dozens of his letters of accommodation have not been hung on the wall yet. the case that sticks out, the bust he made in the woman who was abducted in the parking lot of a patco station. >> this was one that touched me, it touched me because it was such a senseless case. >> reporter: moten was a

defensive standout at the university of florida before becoming an eagles draft pick. he went to rutgers to get his degree in psychological, fate and advice led him to the prosecutor's office for 19 years he has thrived and risen through the ranks. ron moten's appointment is five careers he may then retire or possibly do something else. for now he remains devoted to battling crime. >> there are law abiding citizens who live in the city, but they are trapped in a culture. >> reporter: in camden, vernon odem channel 6 "action news." >> great man. 6:57 now, there's another hour of "action news" sunday morning straight ahead. >> here's some of the stories we're working on on for you. overnight isis says it beheaded

peter kasig. >> and a boy has accidentally shot himself with his father's gun.

>> we have breaking news from the middle east, isis has released new video that it says shows the beheading of american peter kassig the 26-year-old was

a former army ranger from indiana. he was captured in syria while working as a medical aid worker. his parents say he voluntarily querlted to islam -- converted to islam after his capture. u.s. intelligence officials are trying to determine the authenticity of that video. 7:00 a.m., november 16. here's what's happening on "action news." a boy accidentally shoots himself in the face with his father's gun. two delaware county police officers scramble to try to save him. >> penn state promises a thorough review to the freeh report, the response tots to the sandusky scandal. >> chris sowers has more rain and cold in the forecast. let's go outside to chris sowers, chris. >> reporter: it's milder than it