>> good morning, it is 5:00 a.m. on this thursday, november 20, we're following a lot of breaking news. >> a gunman opens fire on florida state university campus overnight. students run for recover while police use deadly force to end the threat. >> dozens of baggage handlers are expected to strike at philadelphia international

airport this morning. >> passing motorists jump in to save a car filled with people trapped upside down and under water. >> let's go over to david murphy and talk about owsh weather and karen has our traffic. >> reporter: you'll need a coat as you head out this morning, it's not as raw as uncomfortable always the last couple of mornings. we'll see sunshine there's clouds out to the west, most of those will be thin enough to allow sunshine in today. temperatures have gone up in the last half-hour, 37 in philadelphia. 26 in allentown, 34 in wilmington. 37 in millville 40 in sea isle city. there's a little bit of wind blowing that will give you a windchill making it feel like 29 degrees, the winds are 7 to 12 miles per hour right now across the region so not all that strong. as we head out to get the car started or catch the bus, you have temperatures likely dipping to the freezing mark between 6le and 8:00, they are going to turn around nicely.

this afternoon we'll get into the 40s. noon, 41. # p.m., 43 degrees, i believe this high of 45 will strike around 2:00. 6:00 we're back in the 30s, but still above freezing. karen we get a shot of cold air for tomorrow, and then we turn it around for the weekend, i'll have the details coming up. >> reporter: we keep getting one daybreaks. that's great. this is the ramp from the schuylkill expressway westbound we had an accident that cleared. we have an accident where a vehicle ran off and hit a tree. the driver fled the scene. at ryan avenue, expect restricts. 422 is shut down between pineland and fairview chapel road. this is an accident where a tractor-trailer brought down wires. we had a disabled vehicle that cleared in lower salford

township watch for that. northeast extension northbound construction blocks the left lane, that could slow you down a little bit, tam. >> thank you, karen. >> and here's the latest on the breaking news from florida state university and tallahassee, florida, a gunman opened fire in the school's library wounding three people, the gunman was shot dead by officers. students hid by library shelves when they heard police over the intercom. students bar -- barricaded this is with tables and told to shelter in place. we'll have more on the story from the mayor elect at 5:30. employees at philadelphia international airport plan to strike this morning. baggage handlers say they are walking off the job at 7:00. katherine scott is live at the airport with more. good morning, katherine. >> reporter: good morning, tam, this is a one-day strike. organizer say not shut down the

airport, but make sure the workers messages are heard. you can see at the u.s. airways, terminal c. passengers seem to be checking in with they don't i. employees with the subcontractor, plan to walk off at 7:00 a.m. workers say prime flight, the airline subcontractor, has unlawfully targeted workers who have taken part in union activity. the organizers say workingers have raised concerns over number of issues, wages, unsafe working conditions and lack of training. in may, mayor nutter signed an executive order raising minimum wage for employees, but many have not seen the increases yet. >> the goal is to send the message, workerses are going to keep raising the issue, they

will use their rights to strike and send a message and stands up until our rights are protected. >> reporter: back here live, we're looking at departures from phl, so far we're not seeing any issues with flights, except the flights to buffalo and that is weather related. "action news" will reach out to prime flight multiple times, and of not heard back. katherine scott channel 6 "action news." >> the driver of the tractor-trailer behind the deadly pileup in berks county remains behind bar, steven bernier faces death by homicide killing two people. he was asleep behind the wheel. two people were killed, 9 others were hurt, but they are expected to survive. a child was in this suv

when it landed on the roof in a delaware pond and remains in critical condition this morning. five adults were in the vehicle and in serious condition. they might have all died when the vehicle plunged into the water near the christiana mall yesterday afternoon, but brave people who saw it happened pulled over and ran to save them. the first people to arrive was dallas glass. >> the driver i pulled out of the vehicle he was upside, seat was buckled, reached in pulled him out by his belt loops. dragged him out. >> what did you think? >> you don't, you just go down and help them out as best you can. >> reporter: cell phone videos captured those helping, they managed to get them out of the suv. >> from the delaware newsroom. delaware state trooper

association will hold a news conference later today that will announce a $10,000 reward in the shooting of 17 year trooper. the shooting happened at 24th and market streets as police were investigating a vehicle that appeared to have stolen merchandise inside it. the trooper has since recovered. happening today president obama will announce executive orders designed to stop millions of illegal immigrants from being deported. the white house use facebook to outline the plan. president obama said he can no longer with a lot for congressional action. instead he'll use his executive powers to protect 5 million people from deportation, and make them eligible for work permits. republicans in congress are not happy about this, saying the president should have ironed out a compromise immigration bill with congress. >> we're 50% warmer than

yesterday. >> reporter: you're doing math early. >> it's probably 65. >> reporter: storm tracker 6 live is showing it's a morning for coats, but we're dry. as we look outside, we don't have a whole lot of wind out there, it's a little bit windy. we're not in the 20s, we're in the 30s in philadelphia. as we look at the temperatures, the highlights of today, it's a highlight, this afternoon we'll be a little bit milder, already milder even though it's on the cold side. this afternoon we'll get into the 40s, unfortunately we'll get colder friday before we start to gradually turn it around over the weekend. as we look at the current conditions, 37 degrees in philadelphia. still 27 in trenton. some of the northern suburbs you're below the freezing mark, allentown, 26. 34 in wilmington, 40 in sea isle city, generally speaking these numbers are better than yesterday. wind moderate, but we have windchills making it feel like the upper 20s in philadelphia,

low 30 os down the shore and not much of a windchill at all in allentown. you'll want your sunglasseses to take a drive on i-95 or out the turnpike west of philadelphia. there are clouds out there, but they are high and thin, we'll maintain mostly sunny skies. in in allentown, better, 40 is the high versus yesterday's 40s. down the shore, sunny and nicer than yesterday, for sure. in philadelphia, we'll go for a better high of 45 degrees, mainly sunny, the winds out of the west at 10 to 20 miles per hour later this afternoon. how will we get there? it will be cold by 8:00. 11:00 getting close to 40 and 45-degree high hits this afternoon. again, fairly sunny conditions. high pressure moves in, the winds will not be that strong, but we'll get a bit of a breeze

wrapping around the high. it will be a wind out of the north an that's going to knock the numbers down again. are 45 a bit milder this afternoon, so we get a break today, still coat weather certainly. tomorrow, brisk and colder, high of 36. windchills making it feel like the 20s most of the time partly sunny and chilly start, in the afternoon we moderate a bit to 42. this afternoon milder high of 56 degrees and looks like it stays dry during the daytime with showers move in sunday night. monday, mild, 68 degrees for the high, yes there could showers around at times, but doesn't look like a washout. and we're back to 60 still above average on tuesday, looks like we're back in the 40s for wednesday and probably thanksgiving, as well. >> i can live with the 40s, that's all right. >> 5:10, students clash with police over seas find out what prompted thousands of protester he is to take to the streets.

the results of the crash tests with minivans were released overnight. anne only one received a good rating. >> reporter: conshohocken avenue we're clear and dry, we'll go to the as you what's possible today?

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>> 5:13, folks having trouble getting to buffalo if they are flying from philadelphia international airport. and we're on the porter story we'll have that with katherine scott later. >> let's go over to karen rogers with the suburban commute. >> reporter: we have an

accident, 309 southbound past butler pike off to the side at this point, this accident just happened. looks like we have emergency workers on the scene with this, as well. traffic getting by on 309 southbound past butler pike. you want to watch for this accident happening here in ambler. let's talk about the other issues out there, we've got this problem in berks county, 422 is shut down between pineland and fairview chapel road. this is an does he accident that down wires here, stick to lincoln or 724 to deal with this accident scene. camden county construction near 130 and 168. you have to watch for that both ways, that will be out there until 6:00. on the black horse pike itself, you want to watch for construction. it might be a slow go there. we're scanning around the area we have construction looking at the city and suburbs and gloucester and camden county

like the construction i talked about on 168. no major problems. no many accidents other than the the one on 309 southbound near butler pike. 37 degrees in philadelphia. 26 in allentown, 37 in millville. it's cold, but not like yesterday. a bit of a windchill making it feel like the upper 20s. >> this is new this morning, the student protests on the streets of london ended with accusations of police violence. ten thousand people attended the demonstration against tuition fees and wider cuts to education. police released surveillance video of a holdup in bensalem of the luk oil. both suspects demanded cash from the clerk. they locked the clerk inside the bathroom and took off with

cigarettes. this was a big surprise last night, claude giroux, showed up on the ice in madison, square garden. he was supposed to be out with a lower body injury. new york skated off with a 2-0 win. michael carter williams and nerlens noel were in the lineup. the celeks, beat the sixers 101-90. the sixers are 0-11. the worse start 0-15 set back in 1972. >> 5:16. new research breasting cancer diagnosed may be leading more woman to opt for more surgery then they need. >> only one minivan earned a good rating in the crash tests.

>> reporter: i'm keeping the coats on the kids this morning. this afternoon they can ease back on the gear. i'll have the day-park forecast we'll check out the airport call next,

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business he accuses to better protect american families, recall roulette. channel 6 "action news." >> that's a special we got to watch. let's check the traffic for you in northeast philadelphia. woodhaven road at the boulevard, eastbound traffic, well, there's not much of it. , but a few cars heading toward philadelphia mills. construction on 44, crown point road delaware street and grove road. >> reporter: we have temperatures in the 30s, the northern suburbs in the 20s, but it's better than yesterday. 34 degrees by 9:00. we're expecting a fair amount of sunshine with clouds occasionally trying to obscure the sun, but it's milder, 41 by noon, 43 by 3:00. the high will be 45 degrees by 2:00. we'll be in the 30s boy 6:00, but above freezing by then.

at the airport, on the big board we're seeing all green aircraft. no major delays, no precipitation in either spot. we have been reporting at philadelphia international, some people involved with moving the baggage around will be walking off the job today, so tam, maybe problems related to that. >> researchers find women are taking more aggressive steps when it comes to treating breast cancer. a study looked at 1 million diagnosed with early stage breast cancer, 2 in five of them had a mastectomy rather than a conservative operation. the biggest factor in the jump was the number of women choosing to have boston breasts removed including the one that was tumor free. taking a cholesterol lowering drug for five years in middle age can lower the death risk. half of the men took the staten

for five years the rest took a dummy pill. they took statens after the study ended. heart attacks and deaths remain far fewer in the men who took statens at the outset. america's money. >> reporter: topping america's money, the end of an era at jet blue. >> they will start charge ago bag fee on its least expensive ticket. they are shrinking leg room and the changes expected to bring in $300 million a year at the company. >> reporter: result of the latest crash test for minnie advance were released overnight. and most motels did not farewell. >> dodge caravan scored the lowest rating. >> reporter: toyota siena earned an exceptional rating. >> oreo biscuit bites.

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>> welcome back, you're taking a live look down the shore into atlantic city, not. as cold this morning, you'll notice as it's with an the last couple of days. 36 degrees, 5:26. there is more fallout from the sexual assault accusations against bill cosby. numbers has cancerle the the development of a new -- cancel the development of a new comedy. janice dickenson came out saying she had been assaulted by cosby. he has never been charged in the accusations. >> barbie doll is getting more

criticism, because she opportunity look like the average woman. he created a lambly doll. he raised half a million dollars on crowd funding. he withent to the centers for disease control to get the average meferltsrements o woman, making her a 19-year-old and shorter and broader and by the stickers, to add cellulite, acne, moles and scars, and stretch marks. it goes for $24 an 99 cents. the stickers are $6. >> i tweeted about it. , it's going to be interesting to see how people react. if people loved the barbie, it's

nice to have more realistic. >> a gunman goes on a rampage in florida. plans to sell the revel casino have fallen through. "action news" continues.

>> breaking right now a campus shooting at a florida university, what we we know about the deadly overnight shootout. >> workers are going on strike at philadelphia international airport for hours, we're live as employees are set to walk off the job. another blow to l why the group that was set to buy the revel casino walked away frome the deal. >> good morning, everyone, it is 5:30, let's get you weather with david and traffic, go to gd morning. >> reporter: it's warmer than the last couple of mornings, but cold enough for coats. lake-effect snow is coming in on buffalo. this has made it to eastern pennsylvania north of u