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 was yesterday at this time when

the numbers crashed into the mid 20s. let's show you the area temperatures. we'll start in allentown, 29 degrees. reading, a pair of 3s. lancaster, 34. wilmington, 38, trenton, 30 degrees. there's not much of a breeze, so the willful is the same as the numbers you saw there. there's a little bit of good news. we have clouds rolling in overnight. we're expecting a mainly cloudy day and eventually the clouds will give way to periods of rain for monday. some of that will be heavy at times. here's the day planner. 46 degrees by lunchtime, mostly cloudy. 3:00 p.m., 48 degrees, 6:00 p.m., 45 degrees, again, cloudy skies rain developing during the late evening hours, forecasting a high of 48. a winter weather advisory, this will go into effect overnight tonight for the poconos where they are expecting a period of snow which actually could accumulate a half inch to an inch. it should quickly change over to sleet and rain and all rain by

4:00. everybody else else is looking at a rain event with temperatures climbing to near 60 degrees by tomorrow afternoon. we'll talk about that and this for our far western suburbs this is late monday night into tuesday morning, the rain will end quickly, but the temperatures will drop quickly and the combination of the two could leave wet roads possibly freezing over in parts of the area, example being bridges and overpasses. we're not talking about a widespread freeze, but tuesday morning there could patchy ice around in parts of the far western suburbs. i'll have more on that and a colder seven-day forecast when i step back inside in just a bit. nydia. >> chris, thank you. developing news, a 10-year-old boy is clinging to life at children's hospital after he accidentsly shot himself in the face. we learned details about how he got his hands on the gun and who performed cpr on him. police in darby in delaware

county received reports of a child shot at 10:20 on cal cook road. >> they scoop the child right away, he was lifeless at the time we arrived. one officer drove and the other performed cpr in the back of the car. they got him to the nearest trauma center which was fitzgerald mercy. he was revived at the time they got him into the e-r there. the boy and his sister were dropped off at their father's job at an auto repair business after their mother had to go to work. the boy found the gun in the car under the drivers seat. the delaware district attorney will decide if the father will face any charges in the shootings. a vehicle veered off delaware avenue and hit a pole.

the driver died in the wreckage. the crash is under investigation. street closures are going through round two is they as the the letters atop the pnb buildings. crews steered the aging fragile letters that started to fall apart in midair. each weighs 3,000 pounds. this morning they will give it another go. expect road closures from now until 4:00 p.m. this afternoon. the action cam is live in center city near the one south broad buildings where the letters have been part of the skyline for generations. you can see the police car brocking the road off. south broad is closed between south square and chestnut street. we have more of the closures at 6abc.com and more on the operation as it resumes. "action news" was there as

the eagles arrived for this afternoon's clash against the packers in green bay. both teams have a shot at the conferences top playoff seed. it is expected to be brutally cold for the late afternoon kickoff on the frozen tundra. is an which he is executes clip clip fast -- chip kelly as fast pace offense. >> you can catch teams in a bad personnel it's something that's advantageous for us. let's roll. >> in our case we have a backup that was a starter for a very long time. i like to think that a a guy haa chance to be good as a starter if he perhaps like a starter when he is not the starter, 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 a stacked offense, and he respects the bird's d. >> they definitely fit the quarterback and have ways to pressure up the middle and outside. >> these guys are very hot, they are very hot at home, aaron rogers is playing as swell -- as well as you've ever seen him play. they have a big running back running downhill. they have a balanced attack and contract thrower and good decision maker who can get out of trouble. >> davis called the packers off fencement most balanced offense we have failed this season. the defense is the worst in the nfl at stopping the run. >> ducis rogers will be at lambeau field. ducis will talk about the elements, the arctic blast

that's gripping the game. you can tuck to our other sportcasters on twitter. use 6abc eagles. penn state won a game to earn eligible for a bowl. it's a milestone. but the jerry sandusky scandal that rocked the school and the football program is back in the headlines. the school's board of presidentg a look at the freeh report i should in the aftershock of the scandal. kenneth moten explains why. >> reporter: the president has been on the job since may, why does he now review the report. members on the board continue to fight about the investigation and three years later joe paterno supporters are trying to clear his name. the nittany lions are bowl eligible for the first time

since 2011. the ncaa lifted the sanctions after the scathing report after the way the school handled the jerry sandusky scandal. >> it is more special the fact that we had 49 seniors that stayed around the program when the university and the community and the football program needed them most. >> it's a huge day for the program, for everything that we've been through, it's great that we can get the program back to where i think it should be. i.it's the president who is make be headlines who promised to tackle and review the freeh report along with the supporting materials produced during the course of the investigation. the content of the report led to questions about some in the penn state community. he came to penn state in may long after the 2012 commissioned report that has deeply divided the board of trustees.

freeh concluded the late football coach joe paterno and top administrators hid key facts about sandusky's abuse. freeh gave 100 recommendations for change which have been a adopted by the school. the trustee called the freeh report complete and false, bus stop the board voted against the resolution 17-9. that's one of the reasons the president has decided to conduct his own review. the penn state president didn't say how long his review would take, but would quote move with all deliberate speed. kenneth moten channel 6 "action news." >> 7:09 in the season of giving, 6abc is once again teeming up to raise money to fight hunger in the delaware valley. join us on wednesday the 19th for a live telethon to benefit philabundance. volunteers will be manning the

phones from 4 to 67:00 p.m. you can go online for a link to the philabundance donation page. >> still much more to come on "action news" sunday morning. >> comedian bill cosby is asked about allegations he raped a woman. >> a driver establishes a driver at a bucks county intersection. we talk to a witness about who tried to break it up. >> the boy scouts are helping the needy with it's a 6abc project that's been supported for years. >> reporter: we have a miserable monday, and cold in the seven-day forecast

>> good sunday morning to you, sky6 live hd taking a look at a cloudy penns landing for us, you can see the sun trying to peek out of the clouds right there.

7:12, 38 degrees, seeing more birds fleeing the cold weather. >> reporter: you can see that sliver that's all the sun you're going to see. it looks like a gray day. the sky looks funny, looks like it wants to snow. it's not going to snow, but looks like it wants to snow. let's go live on sky 6, we'll get you a view of atlantic city. it's a quiet morning milder than yesterday at this time. we have clouds upstairs, the clouds will give way to rain tomorrow. tomorrow does not look nice. as the rain moves in all the cold air moves out. we're looking at temperatures close to 60 degrees for philadelphia points south and east. we're not talking about any wintery precipitation for the delaware valley with this system. wilmington, 38. reading, 33. poconos 28. trenton, 30.

lake-effect snow stream has dropped 3 to 6 inches. places like buffalo and erie picked up snow. all that will pass on by toward the north and the east. for us we're looking at cloud cover. across the countries a large portion of the lower 48 dealing with the arctic grips of old man winter. we have snow flying across the heartland of the nation into the great lake states. there's our weather as we getting into tomorrow. there's our rainstorm developing near memphis. temperaturessen on the backside of this area of low pressure. ten degrees in bismarck. 9 in omaha. 18 in wichita. on top of the cold air we're seeing images like this. this first shot is from lincoln, nebraska where they picked up anywhere from 3 to 5 inches of snow. roads were a complete mess, temperatures down into the

single digits and teams. you can see someone having a stroll in the winter wonderland. you can see a tractor teared off the road. minnesota was taking on ohio state yesterday, that game was in the snow the. the latter half of the second game was in the same system. for us, a quiet afternoon, chilly temperatures below average. tomorrow, the winds shift out of the south, 60 degrees, periods of rain and some of irrelevant heavy at times. we get into tuesday, the arctic front pushes flue, tuesday afternoon -- pushes through, tuesday afternoon, if we're lucky we top out at 35 degrees. today, we stay dry. overnight tonight we see a wintry mix develop for the poconos. everybody else looking at rain. tomorrow morning rain some of it heavy at times. we'll see ponding on area roads.

you'll see the yellows and oranges start to develop. we'll see downpours. the front will move off monday evening. the temperatures will drop off a cliff. there could black ice for the far western suburbs, we're not talking about widespread icing, be mindful of that tuesday morning as you make your way into work and school, there could slick spots. it will feel like 13 in reading, 15 in allentown, 22 in philadelphia. lehigh valley, cloudy skies, chilly, 45 degrees, atlantic city, same thing, cloudy skies, a little milder, shooting for a high of 52. it will be breezy during the arch. philadelphia, we'll top out around 48 degrees. lots of clouds out there and then the rain spreads in overnight tonight.

monday, periods of rain, 60 degrees, tuesday, winds and chilly, 35 degrees for the forecasted high. windchills in the teens and 20s all day. wednesday it stays cold, 36. thursday, sunny and breezy, 47. friday the winds continue maybe rain during the afternoon, 48. saturday, 44 degrees, mostly sunny skies, at least tomorrow is warm. doesn't look too nice, though. of. >> a little bit of everything. >> 7:17 now, a u.s. airways flight en route from buffalo to philadelphia had to make an emergency landings last night after possibly losing an engine. the 50-seat passenger plane was diverted and landed safely around 6:15. the airline rebooked everyone on different planes. we'll be right back.

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tomorrow on "action news" at 11 channel 6 "action news." ful. >> there's some reason like myself who can't dance. researchers found most people can't move in time with one beat, but a few were unable to adapt when the tempo changed indicating they lack the rhythm to match the beat. >> the boy scouts fanned out across the area dropping off bags last week which residents fill with food. it's a project "action news" has supported for 30 years. >> reporter: saturday morning, boy scouts spread across the philadelphia area picked up the bags of food and sorted them and loaded them to waiting philabundance trucks.

along the way they learned a lesson. >> because i have a such a good life, we need to give back to everybody who can't have it. >> the outcome is tremendous. we get so much. what philabundance doesn't get, some of our units go to individual neighborhood food banks. >> reporter: the 6abc dunkin donuts holiday food drive put 770,000 meals on the table last year. we are partnering with philabundance the largest food bank in the region. if your bag was not picked you mean, contact philabundance donate to a local food bank or come to one of the boy scouts locations with nonperishable food items, head to the 6abc 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 this since 1988. >> reporter: david craig remembers the moment the meaning scouting for food program hit him. >> at first was another thing to do for the troupe. and then i got to see the recipients of it and these people needed it, i was thinking about thanksgiving experp thinking about the next owe meal. >> i expect we'll do better this year. channel 6 always publicizes it real well and that's a big help. annie mccormick channel 6 "action news."

hundreds of people showed up in delaware county for a great cause, kisses for kyle held the lady bug ball and fittingly everybody wore black and red. kisses for kyle has one big wish torched a cure for child cancer, all many from the ball helps kisses for kyle for families battling pediatric cancer. >> sports now, the eagles 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 roger has thrown 26 straight touchdowns at home without an interception. the longest streak in nervous system history of course ducis rogers no relation is with the eagles. >> reporter: as you can tell it's cold in appleton, wisconsin, i'm not wearing a coat. why? the eagles tell us weather is

the no a factor. >> we'll all be dealing with it. >> we have good clothing to wear. >> when everybody is talking about weather here you got to respect you showing up in short sleeves. >> i just got off the bus, i wasn't planning on being outside that long. >> it's one of them things you don't get tired as much, you just got to stay warm. >> reporter: the eagles arrive a confident bunch they are 7-2 and coming off a bing victory over carolina monday night. they know the packers are a much better opponent. >> you have a quarterback who can control the crowd. >> we have a challenge, but we're up for any challenge and looking forward to the game. >> reporter: on second thought i think i will go inside and get a coat. in appleton, i'm ducis rogers for channel 6 "action news." >> reporter: more on the game this morning on eagles game day kickoff at 11:30 and then we'll

recap the eagles/packers game day final tonight after "action news" at 11:00. flyers couldn't keep up with columbus friday night. doesn't appear anyone can keep up with the team they were playing last night. montreal has the most points in hockey. this is a flyered up flyers fan. a face painter. schenn got them within 1. the puck is loose in front of the net, where is it? i think i see it, matt reid scores, flyers down 1. seven minutes to go in the game, canadians close the door, they score twices own ray emory, flyers drop back-to-back games. that's sports i'm jeff skeverski

breaking news, isis has released a video saying they have murdered peter kassig the white house and state department are working to determine the authenticity of the video. >> peter laviolette was

captured in -- r peter america's top military joint chiefs chairman martin dempsey visited iraq. he is pressing for funding to expand u.s. troops in iraq. "good morning america" will have more on the story of isis claim that they computed peter kassig. >> after a brief warmup, the coldest air of the season is on the way. outside we go to chris sowers who is tracking in accuweather. >> reporter: good morning, nydia, it's ashame it's going to rain tomorrow because we're expecting high temperatures to top out at 60 degrees, yesterday we topped out at 44. we have lows in the 20s.

tomorrow we have 0. numbers are chilly this morning, but not as cold as yesterday at this time when the numbers bottomed out into the mid 20s. pottstown, 31, fleetwood 30. chester and center city, 35. on the eernd -- eastern side of the delaware river, glassboro, 33, buena, 33, wood wine 33. satellite and radar, we'll see clouds from start to finish, we'll see mainly cloudy conscious, we should stay dry. any precipitation to the southwest will hold off very late this evening, probably until after midnight. in the poconos, a wintry mix, rain for everybody else. here's the system we're watching starting to gather strength across the deep south. snow is falling in places like

our far western states. oklahoma city, the pan handle of texas starting to see snow this morning. heavy rain for louisiana, little rock, arkansas and mississippi and alabama. that moisture is pulling toward the northeast. the day planner, 46 degrees by lunchtime, 48 degrees by 3:00. that's the forecasted high, back down to 45 by 6:00. sun setting at 4:44 this afternoon. as we look ahead, there's the bitter change that nydia was talking about, 60 degrees tomorrow, periods of rain, tuesday and wednesday, just bone-chilling cold, especially for the middle of november. we're talking about highs only in the mid 30s with windchills in the teens and 20s. it's going to get nasty. i'll have the details in the seven-day forecast when i step back inside in just a bit. >> stay on top of the changing weather situation with the new 6abc.com, visit 6abc.com/weather for storm tracker 6 liveadar

the collection of weather related photos and videos. >> generations know bill cosby as a comedian or loveable dad on tv. but this morning he is making headlines for troubling accusations. in a public radio interview he was asked if he raped a woman. reporter mary maloney has the latest. >> bill cosby one of america's most most popular tv dads refused to comment on the allegations of rape that have been leveled against him. he went noticeable silent when the question was brought up. >> this question gives me no --

>> 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 this week after the comedian or someone from his camp sent out this tweet saying go ahead mean me. >> i didn't talk about it much, because nobody was believing it. >> reporter: bowman said when she was 18 careers old, the comedian started drugging and raping her. bowman responded to the silence saying he --

the tweet that set the internet on fire has since been deleted. i'm mary maloney reporting. >> we have an update on the boy who accidently shot his father's gun hitting himself in the face. the boy was sitting in his father's suv when he found the gun under the drivers seat and accidentally shot himself. the 10-year-old is in critical condition at children's hospital of philadelphia. investigators say the boy's mother dropped him off at his father's play of work because she had to go to work herself. >> a driver stabbed another at a bus bucks county intersection. kenneth moten tracked down the witness who saw it. >> reporter: police are calling it a possible road rage investigation as they work to figure out scabbingly what happened in this -- exactly what happened in this intersection.

peel say after the man attacked each other, they ran toward the gas station to get help. it's a busy intersection in warminster, street and york road. but police say two men didn't care. they jumped out of the car in a fit of rage before one stabbed the other. >> one guy said you're going to jail you stabbed me. >> reporter: police say a 45-year-old hatboro man and 47-year-old warminster man pulled over started arguing. the diner employee was at the sunoco next-door when he watched the men chase each other around the vehicle. things turned physical. one man was cut in the face and the other was stabbed in the stomach. >> reporter: what went through your mind when you were watching this. >> i saw all the blood coming, it was crazy. >> reporter: workers at the sunoco said the injured men try to to get into the store, but they locked the doors. the men ran across street road

and continued the fight and good samaritan tried to break it up. >> i can't believe someone had the nerve to commit a vicious crime that's pretty personal don't you think, stabbing someone. >> reporter: police responded transporting one man to doylestown hospital the second to abington. the violent encounter was on the minds of mary brady and her co-workers all night. >> clothes were in the streets and blood was everywhere. it was a crazy scene we were here all night, couldn't let the cars come in or anything. >> reporter: investigators questioned both men in the hospitals, no names have been released and we're waiting on charges in the case. kenneth moten channel 6 "action news." >> the action cam taking a live look in center city now, you can see the helicopter right above the 1 south broad building, i believe that's a "p" hanging in

the air. the highrise was build by john juan juan-carlos cruz owe john wannamaker in 1932. they were concerned about the letters coming off the buildings and not falling apart in the sky. they were old, you can see the p being dropped in the bed of the truck. ment road aroundment area are closed and will be closed until 4:00. we have information about the road closures on the website and the detours you can take at 6abc.com. >> after so many decades our skyline is changing once again again. that's a cool shot. the p is down. 7:39. we have much more to come on "action news," a broadcast pioneer donates vicinity ablg radios for a new -- vintage radios for a new exhibit in

philadelphia we go down memory lane. >> we are looking live at camden, chris sowers has the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast with all the information on the rollercoaster ride we're about to go on

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we speak. they started this project once before, but these letters are 3,000 pounds and they are really fragile. the building was built by john wannamaker in 1932. it's a listed on the list of historic places. the n is coming down, it will be put into this flat bed truck and carted someplace else. we have traffic detours at 6abc.com, they will continue until 4:00 p.m. the p is down and the n is down, b is what we've got left. it's really cold. >> they look like the magnet letters. >> reporter: it was fun, thursday or friday night i was watching the original rocky, you

want to talk about a changing skyline, there wasn't a skyscraper back in philadelphia. there was a gentleman's agreement it couldn't be higher than william penn's hat. >> reporter: that went out of the window. let's go live on sky 6. it's a nice quiet morning, temperatures are chilly, just like yesterday, but not as cold. we're seeing clouds though,. storm tracker 6 live showing we're crystal clear. 29 in allentown, millville, 35. not much of a breeze so not much of a windchill. satellite and radar showing we have snow showers across western pennsylvania state college and johns town reporting flurries. some of the activity will push on by to the northeast. not expected to move into our neck of the woods. even if it does, temperatures are mild right now at least they would be by the time they get in

here. the water vapor imaging, the little area of energy we were watching riding the southern branch. jet stream that was off the california coast it's pushing through the lonestar state. the clouds are starting to flare up here. that's the moisture, the developing storm that will bring us our wet weather as we get into monday, you can see the heavy rains flying from houston to nashville. this will ride up the spine of the appalachians. today is nice and dry. tomorrow is a washout. periods of rain and heavy at times. especially during the afternoon hours, the visibility will be reduced. the only positive because the low is passing on by to the west. the winds shift out of the south and temperatures are close to 60 degrees during the afternoon. that's the only positive in the forecast in the next 24 to 36 hours. here's future tracker 6 we'll run it through today, nothing going on. we'll get into the overnight hours, the rain will start around 9:00, 10:00 in the evening from southwest to northeast. by monday morning we'll see

light rain throughout the area. maybe heavier amounts for the far western suburbs. this will be the trend even the model is not showing too much during the afternoon, other models are. 4:30 here's some of the heavier weather moving into the western suburbs. that's the actual cold front itself. once it crosses the region, the temperatures will drop a good 20, 25 degrees within a 2 to 3 hour span. it will finn to fall tuesday morning -- it will continue to fall tuesday morning, in fact so fast there could black ice for the southwestern suburbs. there could be a good soaking in the area placing like allentown, the poconos, 3/4 of an inch in philadelphia and same thing for trenton. tomorrow, 60 degrees, periods of rain, and producing ponds on area roads. you have to remember there's a little leaves out there.

this could create poor drainage flooding be mindsful of that where you have roads with a a lot of water. winds out of the southwest, 5 to 10 miles per hour. overnight tonight, periods of rain, mild, 35 degrees, outlying suburbs, 41 for center city. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast shows these temperatures are all over the place. 48 today. 60 for tomorrow. 35 for tuesday, you factor in the winds it will feel more like the upper teens, low 20s. wednesday it stays cold, high of 36. normally we should be around 54. sunny and breezy, thursday, 47. breezy for friday, maybe a period of rain developing during the afternoon, 48. much quieter by saturday, sunny and chilly again, high of 44. there you go. >> thank thank you chris. no parents wants their child to need an medical test or hospital stay, when it happens there's a way to make the experience lest difficult.

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hey it's a bird it's a plane, no it's a chopper removing the letter "b." you're looking live at demolition crews removing the remaining 9pnb letters. they have removed the p and the n and they are working on the n. there are a number of road closures around the area. we've posted them at 6abc.com. we are continuing to stream this live. >> it's a lot of fun to watch the 1 south broad building is located between city hall and chestnut street. make sure to avoid the area, because there are a lot of closures until 4:00. the buildings owners are doing it because they are worried about safety issues associated with the letters. the letters are 3,000 pounds. >> reporter: the time is good, it's dry out there today and

tomorrow is the washout. they will get it done today, no winds, nice and calm to quiet. >> we'll continue to stream this live at 6abc.com. you'll want to tune in there, as the n is flying through the area. road detours until 4:00 p.m. in the area, watch for that. "good morning america" weekend is next on channel 6. "action news" continues later this morning. we'll have a number of stories for you including the ten-year-old boy accidentally shot in the face. now for eva pilgrim, chris sowers and the entire "action news" team, i'm nydia han. of the have a great sunday! hey! it's mister monopoly.

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