>> 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 us, we'll

have clouds digging in as the day goings on. joke we're looking at a pretty bright one. we're cold to start out, 37 degrees in philadelphia, 20s in allentown and trenton an lancaster. 40 degrees in sea isle and atlantic city, winds are out of the southwest fairly gentle. we have a 1 mile an hour wind this philadelphia, that won't hold, most of the time you're in the single digits in most spots. the windchills are making it feel like the upper 20s in the i-95 corridor. as we head out the door to catch the school bus over the next couple of hours it will be on the chilly side. we'll dip a few degrees closer to the freezing mark. with light breezes and milder air on the way. we can take it. 8:00, 32, noon, 41, 43 degrees by 3:00. high of 45. 6:00 p.m., we're back in the 30s, even then we're several

degrees above the freezing mark. it's early and we have clear skies and it's dry. we have ainch problems, 309 -- a bunch of of problems, 309 southbound police on the scene, off to the side. two accidents involving deer, newtown township, bucks county, buck road. we have another accident involving a deer byberry road. a couple of accidents to watch there. one opt boulevard a car went off and hit a tree, the driver fled the scene, northbound approaching ryan avenue. one problem here an accident involving a tractor-trailer and downed wires closing 422 at pine land road in berks county. stick to lincoln as the alternate. >> classes have been canceled at florida state university the scene where a gunman opened fire

at the library after midnight. at least three people were wounded. students were awakened and struck with terror and then school police ended the threat with deadly force. the shooting happened after midnight, as we said in the school library right in the middle of the tallahassee campus, at least two of the injured people were shot, they are in the hospital, we don't know how badly they were hurt. pictures show students walk out with their hands raised while s.w.a.t teams moved in. >> we were told, not told, screamed, we ran upstairs, by the time we got up to the third floor we heard 6 or 7 shots from outside the buildings. >> i would ask that he with lift the people in prayer and keep in mind the students who

observed the unfortunate incident this evening. right now what this community needs, the sfu community, tallahassee community is prayer. >> police killed the gunman and then lifted the campus lockdown a short time later. classes are canceled today. they have not released the names of anyone involved for the motivation. we'll keep you updated throughout the morning. happening less than two hours, a job action at philadelphia international airport that could throw operations into some uncertainty this morning, workers who handle baggage are said to strike at 7:00. katherine scott is live at the airport with more on what the employees want. >> reporter: this is a one-day strike, 125 workers are planning to take part. it's unclear what it will do for operations at the airport. the only issue we're seeing is for flights to buffalo, we know

that's weather related. airline subcontractor, prime flight does different things for different airlines, but some of the duties for the workers include handling baggage near curb or carousel. they are not union workers. organizers say workers have raised concerns over a number of issues, waging unsafe working conditions and they have been retaliated against by their employers for raising the issue. mayor nutter signed an order to raise minimum wage for airline subcontractors, many have not seen the raises. it was time to take action. >> they are working for a huge multinational corporations in a facility that's owned by the people of philadelphia. >> reporter: back here live in terminal c we're seeing passengers check in without

incident. two rallies are taking place near the terminal, here on the departure side, prime flight that was based out of nashville did not return our call for comment. katherine scott channel 6 "action news." >> president obama will announce executive action to stop millions of illegal immigrants from being deported. the white house used facebook to let everyone know how the president plans to outline the plan. president obama said he cannot wait for congressional action any more so he'll use executive power to protect five million people from deportation. the decision so use executive power is not sitting well with republicans in congress whole control the house and the senate starting in january. atlantic city is reeling from another gut punch this morning. the deal to buy the revel hotel animal casino fell apart.

book field asset management agreed to by it for $110 million. the deal is off because of the power plant that provides energy to revel. casino workers were rallying ninsin' against the planned closure of the taj mahal when they heard more bad news. >> i didn't hear that. that was the hope for atlantic city, supposedly. >> the taj is set to close on december 12th. trump entertainment has stopped paying health and pension benefits for their 3,000 workers. >> police in south jersey say they caught the man who murdered two people in a matter of hours earlier this month. they arrested elliot knock in long branch accused of shooting two men two hours apart on the streets of camden. the murders happened on november 10. police have not said what they

believe was the motivating. happening today, the state of new jersey have take on all four sports league and the ncaa over gambling in the garden state. new jersey wants to allow sports betting that is banned by federal law. monmouth park was going to offer sports betting, but a judge stopped that temporarily. today the judge will hear arguments from both side whether it's should be allowed. buffalo could see three more feet of snow to add on to 67 feet that's already on the ground. residents saw abdomin heard this. indeed someone caught thunder snow on cell phone. the dip in temperatures, plus the relatively mild lake temperatures have formed an epic lake-effect snow machine. it left drivers stranded on the

roads and caused major damage to people's home. >> it's unbelievable to look at scenes like that and here it's warming up. i liked that the temperature ins alaska were milder than here. it's moving off the coast. storm tracker 6 live double scan showing we're dry this morning. as we look outside, we have chilly conditions, but not as bad as yesterday afternoon, we'll shave degrees over yesterday's highs. temperatures, 37 degrees. that's better than yesterday. dewpoint, 19. the winds out of the southwest at 13 miles per hour and the pressure is 29.98-inch. there's that 37 degrees. better than yesterday. as we look at satellite. we're looking at a fair amount of cloud cover to our west. it's high and thin enough where the sunshine will make it through the clouds through most of the day. the temperatures for today will be an improvement. 32 degrees by 8:00.

11:39 and the high is 45 degrees at 2:00. ten degrees better yesterday an 39 degrees by 5:00. 5:00 we're in the 30s, again, with not all that much of a breeze blowing, 10 to 20 miles per hour and above freezing temperatures we're looking good. high temperatures across the region. it will be cooler in allentown, but, again a den degree improvement over yesterday. 45 in philadelphia. 48 in millville. upper 40s down the shore in cape may and atlantic city. there's colder air out to the west, you can see it dipping down into cincinnati and saint louis, tomorrow we'll get a front popping down that will allow the colder conditions back for about a day and half, by saturday afternoon we'll start to rebound a bit and then we stop in for milder air sunday. temperatures tomorrow morning, we start out in the 20s unfortunately and we'll wind up in the 30s. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, today's high, 45 degrees, a bit milder this afternoon. breezy, but not bad. and then tomorrow, brisk and

colder, 36 is the high. saturday afternoon we inch back to 42. sunday is that day we get appreciatably milder. 56 degrees, we'll be dry during the day, eagles fans don't have to worry about showers, those hold off until monday night. monday, occasional showers, 68. that's not bad. we are dry on tuesday and in the 60s. and upper 40s on wednesday. we're in that ballpark for thanksgiving. >> that ballpark is a good ballpark. >> a delaware county retailer opens up a box to finds hundreds of thousands of dollars worth of pot. >> there's been another arrest at the white house, what the secret service found in this suspect's car that was parked nearby. >> reporter: malvern, chester county, 202 is looking good, approaching 29. the on going work zone between

30 and 401 not causing any delays. we'll have an update on two accidents involving deer. >> we want to tell you about a special web chat we're hosting today on sports medicine when it comes to your kids. two doctors from chop will be here at noon to take your confess about pediatric sports injuries prevention and treatment. go to 6abc.com to put in your confess, we'll be right back.

- ( helicopter whirring ) - ( roars ) ( siren wails ) ( pop music playing ) ♪ when you're ready ♪ ready, ready, ready ♪ come and get it ♪ get it, get it ♪ when you're ready, come and get it ♪ ♪ na na na na ♪ na na na na na na na ♪ ♪ when you're ready, come and get it ♪ ♪ na na na na... female announcer: it's a great big world and it can all be yours. here and only here. ♪ come and get it.

>> 5:45, taking a live look at center city philadelphia, look at that, see that tam, we are above freezing. >> that's a good thing. >> it's an improvement. >> it's an improvement. >> karen can you improve the traffic? >> reporter: nope. i can't we just woke up today and there are problems on the roads, that's why i'm here. suburban traffic report, flashing lights, amber, 309 southbound past butler pike we have penndot police on the scene. it's off to the side. not causing a delay, 309 southbound something to watch. not one, but two accidents involving deer. one at buck root mill pond road newtown township, bucks county. another one just cleared on byberry road. you need to be careful it's that

time of year we see deer out there. we have a tractor-trailer that brought down wires closing 422 between pineland and fairview chapel road. stick to lincoln or 724. the commuter app new jersey turnpike in gloucester county we take that in camden county and up toward cherry hill. here's 70 up and every the ben franklin bridge and not seeing any delays or problems there. it's pretty early, how about the temperatures, it's 37 degrees in philadelphia. in some spots we're about 14 degrees milder than yesterday, but you know what it's cold. 26 in allentown, 37 in millville. when you factor in the winds feels like below freezing in most of the area, tam. >> still, karen, it's better than yesterday. thank you. police in upper darby are trying to figure out who sent 90 pounds of pot to a clothing store on 69th street.

the owner thought it was clothing and opened it up and called police. he didn't recognize the name on the package. >> it's addressed to someone who never worked for the company. >> reporter: police say it's not uncommon for drugs to be shipped through the mail through this time of year. there's so many packages being delivered drug traffickers hope their packages are not inspected. >> the e-mails at the center of a statewide scandal did not contain any pornography. kathleen contain suggested that they did tuesday night during an interview. a spokeswoman for her office said that's not the case. the sharing of the e-mails cost several officials their jobs. a man was arrested outside the white house, he had amunition and unregistered rifle

in his car. they consider his behavior suspicious, but added he did not make any threats. new this morning, the man accused of shoving a stranger to his death in front of a new york city subway is in jail. kevin darden pushed a 61-year-old man in front of a train for no reason. he is charged with second degree murder. >> the first same-sex marriage in south carolina took place while state officials try to block it from happening again. ryan howard cleans up a financial mess involving family members. we're dressing kids the same way we did yesterday, i took away the scarf. it's breezy out there, with temperatures in the 30s, this afternoon we can put stuff in the backpack. i'll have the day-park forecast

that's next.

>> philly slugger ryan howard and his family have settled a legal fight about the players finances.amily have settled a that includes his twin brother corey who sued because his brother tried to end it. he counter sued the company run by his parents. everybody settle the out of court last month. the lawsuits were dismissed. >> you have to wonder if that was in his head last year and if that affected his performance. >> and he will be here next season. >> reporter: it is only thing we know for sure is the traffic.

this is 422 at trooper. no delays, from 10:00 p.m. until 6:00 a.m. there will be traffic stoppages up to 15 minutes. they will be removing the overhead wires. that's going to take time. >> reporter: 27 degrees in quakertown. 26 in pilots, 29 in saint davids. these numbers are better than yesterday and better than the day before, too. 37 in hammonton, 37 in buena. 40s down the shore. mid 30s pretty much up and down the state of delaware. if you're out running errands you want to hold off until the afternoon it will be nicer. 34 degrees by 9:00, nine, 41 degrees by noon, 43 by 3:00, the high water mark is 45, that will hit around 2:00. there will be a ten to 20-mile an hour breeze bundle up, but better than the last couple of

days. >> going on now, same-sex couples in montana can be married. a federal judge overturned the ban yesterday. the court ruled it is in violation of u.s. constitution. meanwhile, the first same-sex couples in south carolina got married. >> we continue to follow breaking news, a shooting took place took place on a huge college campus in florida. we're awaiting a news conference that could takes place in the next hour, to update us. ♪this holiday season, my good friend gave to me♪

♪7 powerball tickets ♪6 match 6 chances ♪5 cash 5s ♪4 big 4s ♪3 daily numbers ♪2 mega millions (joe) happy holidays, rita. (rita) thanks, joe! (man) what a great gift! (announcer) pennsylvania lottery tickets make great gifts, like the new $1 million peppermint payout. (joe) happy holidays! ♪and best wishes from the lottery♪

>> hey, everyone, a live look at philadelphia international airport, we're following a story of a strike that will takes place at 7:00. we're above freezing in philadelphia, getting up to 45 which is almost, more than double what our low was yesterday. police are looking for the poem who robbed an at&t store in delaware and tied up the employees. a customer walked into the store in bear and found the employees bound with duct tape. two armed men walked into the store afternoon after they tied up the employees they robbed the store and ran off. happening today, several vendors at the columbus farmers

mark will reopen. a huge fire destroyed 65 shops on tuesday. the vendors say it happened at the worst possible time because thanksgiving is one of the busiest day of the year. a home burned in minutes, this started on the 200 block of north union street in ken net square. one person inside breathed in too much smoke and had to be checked out by doctors. still ahead back to our breaking news, details on the shootout of florida stayed university this morning, one that left the gunman dead and others wounded and the entire campus in terror. >> safety concerns experts have about one particular group of vehicles

>> good morning, it is 6:00 a.m. on this there is, november 20. we're following breaking news. >> a gunman opens fire on the campus of florida state university, students run for cover while police use deadly force to end the threat. >> dozens of baggage handlers are on strike at philadelphia international airport. we're live with this potential impact on your air travel. >> dozens jump into to help people who were trapped inside a vehicle that was upside and under water. >> let's go outside to david murphy and karen rogers has traffic. good morning. >> reporter: it's colder enough for coats this morning, but not as cold as yesterday. we have some clouds that are