accuweather seven-day forecast. >> reporter: 9:00 a.m., we're doing better than yesterday. the sunshine is shining down, as well. the winds are picking up, ushering the milder air. feels fantastic. that's the view of center city. look at the improvement, 35 degrees in allentown. above freezing. philadelphia, 45. millville, 46. sea isle city, 49 and trenton 43. which is 18 degrees milder than this time yesterday. wildwood and atlantic city, 20. poconos 15 degrees milder than this time yesterday. wilmington and millville, both 16 and tomorrow morning the temperatures are going to be even milder still as the warm front continues to push on in from the southwest. the warm front is actually hanging just here, just up here to the north. pushing through buffalo and binghamton, even are those locations are in the 50s. 45 degrees by 9:00 a.m. we're sitting at that right now.

50 degrees by lunchtime. 3:00 p.m., a very comfortable temperature of 55 degrees. when i come back in just a few minutes we'll be talking about warmer temperatures and the possibility of snow in parts of the area. guys. >> chris, thank you. the big story on "action news" is the mass exodus home after a long thanksgiving weekend. >> action cam is live at philadelphia international airport. more and more people have been arriving at the airport ready to catch their flight home. aaa said 44.5 million people are traveling this holiday weekend. pack your patience. many people will return home by train. 30th street station will be packed today. 90% of travelers made their thanksgiving trp by drive -- trip by driving to their

destinations. >> people enjoyed the lowest prices at the pump in five years. the national average is 2.78. that's down 24 cents in the last month and down 49 cents from the last year. here in philadelphia, we're now paying on average 2.94 for a gallon of gas in south jersey, it's 2.66. in delaware, the average price is now 2.80 a gallon. gas prices are expected to remain low throughout the winter season. you can stay on top of weather conditions if you head out on the road today. take our new 6abc.com with you wherever you go, the new smart design changes to fit any device, you can access storm tracker 6 live radar, check it out by visiting 6abc.com anytime anywhere. >> the holiday shopping frenzy will continue tomorrow when online retailers lure shoppers with dealing on cyber monday. more and more people are turning

to shopping online and steeper discounts are expected this year. mean while, thanksgiving took a bite out of black friday sale. there was a 7% decease from last year which may be due to more stores opening early on thanksgiving day. sales from thursday itself jumped to 24%. well, many holiday shoppers went locally in support of small business saturday. special deals were offered by the mom and pop stores. the promotion was started as a campaign by american express to rejuvenate the local economy. a special day for local stores in the middle of black friday and cyber monday. >> i was pleasantly surprised to come down the street and see so many people on the street. >> most of the owners live within five miles of main street, the money they are specked -- spending here, they

are spending the money locally and supporting the local nonprofits and local community groups. >> there are 23 million small businesses across the u.s. sales on small business saturday over the past two years has surpassed five billion dollars. >> police are looking for a killer who gunned down a man at a party at a philadelphia home. the action cam was at the scene in the strawberry mansion section of the city. officers say at 2:30, someone shot a man in the head. it happened in the alley behind the house where the party was taking place. when officers arrived they found dozens of people screaming and running from the house. police are questioning those at the party. so far they have made no arrests. the 35-year-old's body was found in the alley. the action cam was at the scene of west aldwean avenue and north 7 -- allegheny avenue, and north 7th street. a victim was walking on street

at 2:20, when a gunman and a woman stopped him and demanded money. the gunman wounded the victim in the leg, the two suspects ran off. the police nabbed the gunman, the woman is still on the loose. >> search teams continue to look for a missing wefort -- west chester student. kenneth moten has the details. >> reporter: police are looking for tips. this missing man's parents are asking residents to check their alley away and businesses in manayunk have flyers on their windows as they ask where is shane. saturday night it was supposed to be a tree lighting in manayunk, instead the community cancel and they had a candle light vigil for the missing west

chester student. it's unbelievable, this community. family and friends gathered on main street. the 21-year-old left killdare's on food. probably to walk back to his parents' roxborough home. he never made it. >> you need support, that's what you need at this time, support and love. >> reporter: evening mass at st. john baptist catholic church was dedicated to shane. hundreds of volunteers packed the church saturday morning before hitting the streets while philadelphia police's marine unit searched the manayunk canal. a nonprofit has been helping focusing on this section of the city. >> it's not expanding there's no reason to believe that he went far from the area. the cell phone was pinged in the

area. >> reporter: shane's best friend is trying to remain optimistic. >> i pray that everything is safe and hopefully find him. >> reporter: investigators are looking for surveil andy video in the area to figure out which direction he walked when he left the bar. parts of the schuylkill river were checked saturday and sunday morning the philadelphia police marine unit will continue the search in that canal. reporting in manayunk. kenneth moten channel 6 "action news." >> 8 more people have been charged with illegal dumping in new jersey's state parks and nature areas. authorities have been cracking down as part of a campaign launched in march. a man was charged with dumping paints and motor oil and shingles at a wildlife management area. fines range from $250 to $250.

nine penn state trustees have demanded documents that made up the freeh report that was used to convict sandusky. the board has a duty to review the report that was produced by former fbi director louie freeh. >> the sounds of christmas filled the air this weekend. the marching bands from father judge high school kicked off the opening of the christmas villager at love park. shoppers will be able to check out goods from all over the world from 65 different vend ders through -- vendors through next year. >> the sounds of the season were heard at the macy's, philly

pops entertained shoppers to get into the holiday series. they played beneath "the nutcracker" light show and the wannamaker organ. there's new rules or food packaging and you'll know how many calories you're consuming. a car is badly damaged when a sheet of ice flies off a van an lands on a woman's windshield. sky6 live hd looking live at wilmington, delaware, it's warmer than yesterday, we can all cheer for that, chris sowers has the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast will this last? we'll find out. first, a holiday greeting from a member of our military serving overseas. >> hi i'm captain julie smith with the transportation brigade,

i want to give a shoutout to my family in pennsylvania, happy thanksgiving to everybody, i love you and i will see you all soon.

this is the damage after a sheet of ice came off a van and hit another car in new hampshire. the ice smashed into the windshield of the car driven by a woman with her two daughters

yesterday morning. nobody was hurt. the van traveling in the opposite direction never stopped. something to remember when you're driving this winter when you have snow or ice on your car, you need to remove it. >> reporter: unfortunately when you're talking about mix precipitation events it's almost impossible to get it off the car, you start out with snow, and it rains and it freezes, sometimes there are exceptions. but i hear you, you need to remove the snow from the car. that's a view of atlantic city, lots of sunshine, temperatures in the 40s. storm tracker 6 live double scan no issues out there we're clear. temperatures are starting to climb right now. we're sitting at 45 degrees, dewpoint, 33. winds out of the south/southwest at 11 miles per hour. poconos 34. yesterday, 6 degrees, that was your morning low there, big

improvement in the poconos. trenton, 43, millville, 46. wilmington, 45. lancaster, 39 degrees, as you look to the west, you can see the milder temperatures. charlie ton, 60. pittsburgh, 56. buffalo, 8 inches of snow -- 88 inches of snow about a week ago, now we're seeing temperatures in the 50s. this will be close to our high today, close to 60 degrees as we head into monday. you look farther to the west across the northern plains this is where the cold is starting to reload. the big difference with the next shot of cold air, the last several have dropped into the deep south making its way down into the panhandle of florida. this is moving west to east, it will hug the u.s./canadian border. we'll get clipped by this tuesday, that will drop the temperatures down to 41, 42, give or take in the city. it could be a mixed bag of

precipitation. it's moving so quickly by wednesday we're back in the 50s. if you're traveling out of philadelphia international. there's no weather issues out there. only major hub that may see delay is san francisco because of rain. warm front continues to pull to the north, winds shifting out of the southwest so temperatures are on the mild side. high of 55. we'll get into monday we'll start to see some quick changes with the temperatures. we'll start out mild, sunshine, clouds on the increase, as the front gets closer, a couple of showers may develop late in the day. once the front crosses, the temperatures fall off a cliff again and that sets up tuesday morning. we get into monday afternoon, monday morning maybe starting out with a little sun. monday after, clouds increase, here come 89 showers dotting the cold front. tuesday morning the cold air is dropping south so quickly some of the rain could change over to

a period of wet snow before it ends. temperatures will be on the mild side, cool, but mild, freezing is 32, we're talking temperatures around 37 or 38. if it is snowing at this point, more than likely it will not stick to area roadways, but it's something we have to watch closely. just the slightest shift toward the north you get into areas north and west of philadelphia. all of a sudden, the temperatures would be below freezing. it's something we have to watch. mostly cloudy and cooler in allentown. it's warmer than yesterday, but cooler than the other numbers around the delaware valley. 46 degrees for the lehigh valley. atlantic city ten better. 56 degrees with a combination of sun and clouds. philadelphia, 55 degrees, so, again, a milder afternoon around the delaware and lehigh valleys. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, even milder still tomorrow, 60 degrees, maybe that spotty shower late in the day. tuesday, brisk and colder high of 42. north and west you're staying in the 30s. clouds for wednesday, a shower or two, 555.

sun and clouds, thursday, 50, and cooler and periods of rain high of 45 degrees. >> thank you chris. as many are making the mad dash home philadelphia international airport has been named one of the most frustrating airports in the u.s. according to a survey of 3,000 frequent flyers. each airport was given scores on how easy it is to get with, and out of all the questions, philadelphia was ranked 10th toughest in the countries to catch a plane. new york's laguardia took number one.

my grandkids bought this nest learning thermostat. programs itself... connects to their precious phones. i don't like it. being cold builds character. walking back and forth to the thermostat builds leg muscles. when the internets come to life and all these gizmos turn on us, these kids won't be able to run away on those shriveled little calves. will they love their nest thermostat then? i don't think so. the nest learning thermostat. welcome to a more thoughtful home. >> health check this morning new question about whether low levels of vitamin d spell trouble for your health. a study looked at whether doctors should be screening patients for vitamin d. the conclusion there's not enough evidence to show that low

vitamin d will lead to diabetes or early death. some people with osteoporosis should take it to prevent tbract turs. -- fractures. fda has finalized new rules so foods from the restaurant to the movies have to have their calories posted. ali gorman has the details. >> reporter: four years ago, philadelphia began requiring chain restaurants to post information about calories fats, carbohydrates and sodium. the federal rule means all changes with 20 or more locations have to post calories on their menu or menu board no matter their location. it is estimated americans eat a third of their calories away from home. without information posted, it's hard to tell how many calories you're eating. in an efforts to change that and

help people make healthier choices. the fda has finalized two rules of the road all food establishments with 20 or more locations have to list calorie count. the rule includes alcoholic drinks. it covers takeout foods at salad bars and popcorn at the movies and vending machines, operators who own 20 or more vending machines must display calories. the fd a a has been working on the rules for 4 years. the national restaurant association welcomed the rules saying it will make one consistent standard for the whole country eliminating the variations in state and local regulations. restaurants have until next year to comply.

vengdz mngs have two -- vengdz machines have two years to comply. as for people making healthier choices, it depends on which study you read. some say it does, some say it doesn't. once the rule is in effect we should view a better idea. let me know what you think on my facebook page, ali gorman channel 6 "action news." >>

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traveling anywhere. mild weather south and east, colder stuff north and west. in the panhandle temperatures are much, much milder. some of the major hubs around the mid atlantic and northeast, lots of green with like to see that, dallas is on time, minneapolis, chicago, detroit, all the hubs are on time. the only issue today will be out here in northern california area of low pressure sitting off the coast. this will continue to fire off little batches of moisture that will hit the could feel coastline throughout the day. places like oakland and san francisco maybe there are delays there. otherwise across the lower 48. should be nice and quiet. philadelphia on time, logan, 47. all flights on time there. chicago, midway, 46. look at orlando, all quiet. temperatures in the 40s and 50s.

a poll found americans plan to spend $720 on gifts up from $704 last year. 25% plan to spend a thousand or more on holiday shopping while 21% say they will spend $500 in purchases. about 9% of americans say they won't spend anything. barbie has been bumped from her perch atop the holiday toys top spot. the coveted spot goes to merchandise from the animated hit no surprise, frozen. one in five parents say they plan to purchase a toy related to the hit film from disney, the parent company of 6abc. it is the first time in 11 years, barbie was not the number one choice. in illinois a bell ringer is bringing style and cheer to his

bell ringing. for 8 hours a day nearly every everyday he can be found 0 outside the store ringing the bell singing and dancing. >> when i see them come in and out the stores, sometimes i don't see a smile coming in, but i make sure they come out with one. >> shoppers young and old can't help but smile. officials say they are told white is one of the best bell ringer ever. >> no coat, that's crazy. >> there's more to come on this sunday morning edition of "action news." from the streets to a warm home for a special thanksgiving meal how a homeless man's plea for a family this holiday was answered. beautiful masterpieces were created this weekend, using little more than sand from the beach. those stories and more when

chris sowers have the the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast

>> heading home from the holiday, you won't be alone, as

millions make their way home from the long thanksgiving weekend. >> search teams return to manayunk to look for a missing college student. >> a beautiful start to the day, sky6 live hd taking a live look over center city. enjoy it it now, colder weather is on the horizon. >> meteorologist chris sowers is outside with the accuweather forecast. >> reporter: the warmer stuff is on the the way first, we'll enjoy spring-like temperatures today and tomorrow, and then the colder air will arrive. allentown yesterday morning, dropped to 15 degrees, pottstown, 19. same number for trenton and millville. and dover bottoming out at 25. look at how we recovered now. quaker torn 39. pilots, 41. chester, 46 and levittown, 43. south and east, several areas hitting 50 on the boards in atlantic city, 50 degrees, same number for avalon and surf city.

glassboro and hammonton, 47 degrees. we can thank the warm front as it pulls north. we had a lot of cloud cover yesterday as it was in the process of swinging through. that helped to keep the numbers on the cooler side. today we'll see a decent amount of sunshine as the front continues north into the new england states. accuweather says sun and clouds, high of 55 degrees, a nice, tranquil if i know -- finish to the weekend. when i step back inside i'll talk about the 60s on the way. >> the big story on "action news" this morning, is millions of americans returning home after the long holiday weekend. philadelphia international airport is seeing the crowds grow all morning long the airports, roads and rails will be bustling all day long. and joins us live with more on the busy travel day. hey, annie.

>> reporter: hey, nydia and eva, i can tell you 2.6 million americans will be flying home on this day, expected to be the busiest travel day of the year. take a look behind me, this is a chunk of the travelers expected to fly home today. so far people have been packing their patience, walking through the line, is calm through the tsa heading to their gates. aaa is projecting 43 million americans will travel 50 miles or more from home during this holiday weekend, but i can tell you that a lot of them are going to be traveling by car, a lot of people said they decided to take the train and this year those people traveling by air are seeing good airfares, too, that's one of the incentives to fly. the average is $187 a ticket. that's what people are looking at this year. tomorrow is expected to be the

second busiest day of the year. so if you're traveling home you'll see crowds home on the roads and in the air and on the railways, for those who are lucky enough to get monday off. back to you. >> thanks, annie. stay on top of weather conditions as you head out on the road. take 6abc.com with you, the new smart design fits any device, check it out anytime, anywhere. >> search efforts will resume in less than half a hour for shane montgomery, the west chester university student who vanished early thursday morning while out with friends in manayunk. police and dozens of volunteers spent yesterday searching for the 21-year-old. after sun set family and friends lit candle. and a mass was held for his safe

return. >> people opened up their hearts. it's unbelievable this community. >> the west chester university student was last seen using killdare's irish pub on main street. there's a $10,000 reward for information leading to his whereabouts. police in southwest philadelphia need your help to find a missing teenager with autism. he disappeared on friday morning from the 5200 block of carpenter street. he is 4'10" and is known to frequently the ynca on 5500 block of chestnut street. if you see him call police right away. a suspect was shot in the next by the police in germantown. he is in stable condition at einstein hospital. there's no details about why the officer discharged his weapon. >> a grand jury in new york city is close to winding up its

investigation into a police-involved killing of an unarmed man. jurors heard last week from what is believed to be the final witness. the video was taken in july wrapping his arm around the victim's neck. new york police are not allowed to use choke holds, garner had asthma. jurors will decide where the officer faces criminal charges. darren wilson stepped down five days after grand jury declined to indict him in the shooting death of michael brown. that fatal shooting ignited protests in ferguson and across the country. those protests continue today. >> demonstrators are marching from ferguson to the missouri state capitol in jefferson city.

they will make the slow and steady journey and call for new leadership in the ferguson police department and police reform in the saint louis suburb and throughout the u.s. it will take nine days to walk 120 miles to jefferson city. reaction was switch and angry about a facebook rant about president obama's obama. she criticized the teens facial expressions and atire. she lectured the girls and showed a little class and dress like you deserve respect not a spot at the bar. twitter responses came fast and furious. >> everybody who has anything to do with washington, knows that presidential kids are off

limits. it's that simple. >> simple indeed. she has removed the critical post an replaced it with an apology. >> former governor mario couple mow is in the hospital. the 82-year-old former 3 term governor is in good spirits. his son andrew who is the current governor of new york stopped by the hospital on thanksgiving day. >> pope francis has called for an appropriate response to the international community to the prosecution of christians. he demanded an ends to violence in syria and iraq and called for a dye log with muslim. the churches split 1,000 years ago. about 1,000 bro tested the

turkish governments building of a 630 million-dollar palace. pope francis was visibly uncomfortable when he was required to go to the complex on friday. the ebola patient who died at a hospital in nebraska was hailed as a hero. he was a permanent u.s. resident and caught the virus after treating patients in his native sierra leone. he died last month after being flown to the u.s. for treatment. a homeless man posted a request online to have him over for thanksgiving dinner. he accepted the invitation from a family who live near in newport news. they picked him up and hosted a hot meal with their family.

>> when i first pulled in he was standing outside and we connected, i reached out to shake his hand. he pulled me in for a hug. >> that's all i was looking for was like a family to share, i used to do it with my family and i miss that. >> mashed potatoes. >> he left with a full stomach and full heart and 400-dollar donation from his family to help him get back on his feet. >> more than anything he wanted to be with a family on thanksgiving day, very nice. >> much more to come on this sunday morning edition of "action news." the sixers make news in in a home crowd at the wells fargo center. >> a pilot is forced to make an emergency landings on a road after his plane runs out of gas mid flight. now looking live through sky6 live hd at the philadelphia -- that is not the philadelphia international airport, that is somewhere down the shore. >> cape may.

>> don't we wish it was warm enough to go to the beaches. warmer than yesterday, chris sowers has the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast when we come right back.

>> a small plane was forced to make an emergency landings in an unusual place this weekend. the middle of a busy road. happened in west hartford, connecticut after the pilot lost power. the right wing was torn off after it got stuck on a fence. nobody was hurt. there was a second emergency landings on a roadway this weekend this happened in cape coral florida after the pilot ran out of gas mid flight. he was halfway out when the small plane began to spurt and back -- spulter and -- sputter and backfire. he tried to turn around, but he had to make an emergency

landing. >> how do you forget to fill up the gas. >> reporter: that should be number one. let's go live on sky 6 we'll talk a little weather in the delaware valley. that's the view in old city, it's nice and quiet this morning, becoming breezy. temperatures wise it feels better. 45 degrees in philadelphia. dewpoint, 33. winds out of the south, southwest at 11 miles per hour. trenton, 43. millville, 46. wilmington, 45. we'll see mixed skies throughout the duration of the day, combination of sun and clouds, no weather threats out there, all the activity associated with the warm front in the process of pulling through that will stay to the north up in new england. the lower 48 is nice and quiet. you have to go to the packed northwest to pick up any moisture thanks to the southern branch. jet stream. areas like oakland and san francisco and reno, nevada could be weather delays, everybody else it's nice and

quiet. we get into monday we'll see highs in the low 60s, monday evening this is where the forecast turns interesting, it will be a race, we'll see how quickly that moisture moves out, as the cold air pulls on in. him you can see this with our wind barb. here's later today. we'll see winds out of the south, that's a mild wind flow for us. we get into tomorrow afternoon, you see the convergence line that's the cold front. tomorrow morning it's well to the northwest. temperatures will be mild in the delaware valley. monday night and tuesday, winds shift out of the north and that's when the cold air starts bleeding into the mid atlantic again. if the moisture is still around it could turn the rain over to snow tuesday morning. lots of ups and downs over the next seven days. 55 degrees, 60 for monday, and then the cold front pulls through and we're down to 42 degrees tuesday, north and west it will be a struggle to get out of the 30s. here's future tracker 6, combination of sun and clouds, monday morning starting out with

sunshine, clouds on the increase as the cold front drops through and, again, we'll see if any of this turns over to a period of light snow before ending tuesday morning. right now looks like the system is moving quickly. north and west looks like you'll getaway with a few clouds that's about it. across interior sections of south jersey and central and southern portions of delaware there could mixed precipitation around. we shall see. 55 degrees, that's the forecast for today. clouds and sun winds out of south southwest at 5 to 15 miles per hour. overnights tonight, 40 for suburbs, 48 for center city. 60 degrees tomorrow, the latest computer information has some areas up to 62 or 63. it will be mild out there, maybe a spotty shower late in the day with the passage of the cold front brisk and colder as we head into tuesday, 42. maybe mixed precipitation around in the morning. wednesday, clouds and sun, morning shower 55 degrees, a

milder day, thursday, sun and clouds, 50. we get into friday, periods of rain, temperatures will be on the cooler side, high of 45. saturday, mostly cloudy an comfortable, high of 52. looking at the super extended, probably the first ten days to possibly two weeks of december. december will open up mild. >> no complaints. >> christmas arrived early in chester county. santa claus surprised 18-month-old lilly and her parents who were chosen for the secret mission because lilly suffers from a air birth did he text. defect. a charity called operation 9 reindeer organized the event to give lilly and her parents a holiday to to remember.

>> it's a busy day at phl. sky6 live hd taking a live look for us at the airport. you see the planes and all the traffic along the airport there, moving along, 47 degrees, 9:48 right now. >> turning to sports, the sixers have shattered a franchise record and nearing an nba record, but this is is not one to boast about. jeff skeverski explains in this morning's sports report. >> reporter: we knew this team was going to be bad, but this bad? sixers are off to their worse start in team history in the 51 years of 7 of -- 7 barrel. the steal, the slam, sixers come back and take take the lead, bun

the 4th, down 7. kj mcdaniels for 3. yes, sixers within 4 looking for the first win. but they go ice cold for no basket for five minutes. they fall 0-16. worse start in team history. two away from the nba record. >> so much respect for a team that is o-16 to walk out on the floor, and hug teammates and acknowledge assists and help people off the floor when they down and play with a spirit and passion that the group plays with. >> reporter: san antonio is up next. it's the garden of evil not only did the flyers lose last year's playoff series at madison square garden, they lost ten straight regular season games up

there to the rangers of this has been going on four years. flyers out scored by 27 goals after this embarrassing stretch in new york. nick grossman shoots, scores. how about jake borachek, winding, firing, scoring. flyers take the lead for the second time at msg over the last 45 months. rairntion scored 3 times -- rangers scored 3 times on ray emory. flyers lost 5-2. they have dropped 8 of their last nine games this season. confidence is killing them. >> it's mental, i truly believe it it's a confidence things for sure, i think that chemistry on the hockey team has gone the other way. we need to get that back in our

game. >> reporter: fires start next week in california tuesday in in san jose. jeff skeverski channel 6 "action news." >> the beautiful details in key west made for a perfect holiday weekend. each sculpture worked with 15,000 pounds of sand. they can only use their hands and water to make these sculptures. >> i don't think i've ever seen that much sand in key key west. skippy!!

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>> inside story is coming up next on 6abc, here's monica

malpass with a preview. >> reporter: coming up later on inside story is there a racial divide over justice in the united states, some people are wandinger after the grand jury decision in missouri. on president obama's decision on immigration, how will republicans retaliate will they cut funding for his program. that's coming up on inside story, hope to see you then. >> time for a check on accuweather. >> reporter: we should see a lot of green across the mid atlantic and the northeast and all areas south and southwest, as well. it's a quiet tranquil weather pattern across the country. the only areas that would see any precipitation is the packed northwest. everybody else is nice and dry. 55 degrees today, combination of sun and clouds, sunshine fading behind increasing clouds on monday, mild high of 60. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast shows how

dramatically we fall by tuesday, 42 degrees, thursday, 55, friday, 45, back up to 52 on saturday. >> good morning, eva and nydia, overnights officer darren wilson resign from the force as more arrests made in ferguson following the grand jury decision not to died. him we're live on the ground with the latest. ray rice won his appeal to return to the nfl. does it mean he'll play again. plus, today is one of the busiest travel day of the entire year. we'll speak to the faa to tell you what you need to know before you brave the airport lines. our round table power house group is here to talk about

politics. >> bargain hunters are getting ready tore cyber monday deals at noon and expert on abc shark tank gives us saver online shopping tips. >> social media envy has been shown to lead to depression and now it could lead to financial problems, as well. now for eva pilgrim, chris sowers and the entire "action news" team, i'm nydia han. we'll see you at noon.

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>> reporter: i'm monica malpass on inside story is there a racial divide over justice, after it is missouri grand jury decision, people are wondering are there two systems of justice? let's let's get the inside story. good morning welcome to inside story, let's meet our insiders, ajay raju. larry platt, welcome back, and christine flowers. the grand jury decided not to press charges against the officer he said he was acting in self-defense a couple of