>> good afternoon, sunday, november 30, i'm nydia han along with eva pilgrim. >> here's some of the stories we're following on "action news." it will be home from the holiday for millions of folks today. we'll have a live report from the airport on this busy travel day. the search for a missing college student has resumed in manayunk. this morning his family is speaking out. >> a news interview became a crime scene in west virginia when a gunman opened fire. >> meteorologist chris sowers has the weather. >> reporter: let's go live on sky 6. we'll show you the view in

atlantic city, the high, thin clouds are hanging tough north and west, we've changed the 0 wording in the forecast, we'll go mostly cloudy with patchy sunny breaks from time to time. temperatures milder than yesterday at this time. philadelphia sitting at 53 degrees, same number for millville. allentown, 39. trenton, 48. dover, 57 degrees, not too bad down there. sea isle city, 52 and beach haven 51. the mild air has moved on in. we neeld the clouds to move on out, it would be a perfect sunday around the delaware valley. mostly cloudy skies for the remainder of the day, temperatures holding steady in the mid 50s, 53 degrees by 2:00. 355 by 4:00. 6:00 back down to 52. 8:00, 48 degrees, the sun will set this evening at 4:37. coming up we'll take a look at the travel across the country and warm up in the seven-day

forecast. >> a van and car collided on i-95 causing the car to spin into the guardrail. the driver of the van was not injured, but the driver of the car was taken to christiana hospital. the crash happened south of route 41 in the newport area. it caused delays on i-95 southbound and i-295, as well. meantime, millions of americans are returning home after the long holiday weekend. the airlines, roads and rails are bustling today. and joins us live at -- annie mccormick joins us live at philadelphia international airport on today's busy travel day. annie? >> and eva and nydia, the weather forecast that chris gave us is one of several factors that is kicking off the travel day to a good start. look at the line behind me, things are picking up around noon as people head out, the busiest we saw so far today was around 6:00 a.m. 4-year-old angelina liked this

mode of transportation best on what is expected to be the busiest travel day of the year. >> she is well behaved. she gets a free ride, so she is enjoying herself. >> this family like so many packed patients and expected the worse. >> there's nobody here, everything is going well. >> reporter: 2.6 million americans will choose air travel with the average plane ticket costing $187 on amtrak the busiest days tuesday, wednesday and today with 750,000 passengers riding the rails. aaa says 97% of travelers will hit the roads. and besides the weather being great, the lower fares we told you about, and low gas prices. i can tell you will that the time period they say is from last wednesday until tomorrow,

that makes tomorrow, monday the second busiest travel day of the year. reporting live from philadelphia international airport, annie mccormick channel 6 "action news." >> an estimated 41 million people are hitting the roads this thanksgiving holiday they are enjoying the lowest prices at the pumps in five careers. the national average -- five years. the national average 2.78. that's down .24 in the last month and down .49 in the last year. in philadelphia we're paying an average of 2.94 for a gallon of gas. in south jersey, 2.66. in delaware, the average price is 2.80. gas prices are expected to remain low throughout the winter season. you can take 6abc.com with you. the new smart design fits any device you have, whether it's your tablet or smart phone, no matter how large or small that screen. check it out by visiting 6abc.com anytime anywhere.>> holiday frenzy wile tomorrow when online retailers lure shoppers with deals on

cyber monday. more and more people are turning to the internet to get their shopping done and steeper discounts are expected this year. meanwhile, it appears that thanksgiving took a bite out of black friday sales, shopper track said $9 billion was spent on friday, 7% decrease from last year, that maybe because more stores open the day before on thanksgiving, sales from thursday are up 24%. many holiday shoppers went local in support of small business saturday. special deals were offered by the mom and pop stores, it was started four years ago as a campaign by american express to rejuvenate the local economy. it's become an tradition. >> i was pleasantly surprised to come down the street and see so many people on the streets. >> most of the owners live

within five miles of main street, the money that you are spending here, they will eat at the restaurants next-door to the store, they are spending the money locally and supporting local nonprofits and community groups. >> there are 23 million small businesses across the u.s. sales on small business saturday over the past two years have surpassed $5 billion. police have found a body of an apparent shooting victim on the west philadelphia street. police got a call early this morning of a man found lying in the street. investigators say the man in his 50s or 60s was pronounced at the scene he has a what investigators say was a bullet wound of the neck. an autopsy will determine the cause of death. investigators are calling the death suspicious. >> police are renewing their search for missing west chester university student shane montgomery. he has not been seen since early in the morning on thanksgiving day when he was out with friends. police are comb be the waters in

and around the manayunk canal. his uncle said police officers have been relentless in their search. he added that he doesn't think anybody volunteers to vanish the way his nephew has. >> many ask if shane went to the airport and got on a flight and gone to california. i'll ask you, do you think someone would have seen him in the airport. so shane is somewhere, we don't know where, nobody disappears like this. like i said we'll find him today. >> he added that the response by the community to the family's call for help has been tremendous. there's a ten thousand dollars reward for information leading to montgomery's whereabouts. a tv reporter in west virginia became the story while talking to a resident about a recent shooting. he just finished an interview in

charleston when the conversation was violently interrupted. [shots fired]. >> when i -- when i heard the first shot, when i heard the first shot my whole body got stiff, because i knew exactly what it was. it was only when i got behind the car i realized how close it was, because you could hear the strip. >> the bullets did not strike delancy or the women he was interviewing. police are looking for 3 or 4 suspects in that shooting and they are looking for the people responsible for wounding a person on friday on the same street. >> much more to come on "action news" this sunday afternoon. bargain hunters are getting ready for cyber monday deals. coming up an expert from shark tank gives us safe online

shopping tips. >> a sheet of ice slid off another car and smashed into a car. >> reporter: we have warmer temperatures tomorrow, and possibility. snowflakes in the area tuesday morning. i'll have the details from accuweather when we come right back. i'm major chris brodogon i would like to wish my family in texas and and philadelphia, pennsylvania a happy thanksgiving.

>> police are looking for the

killer who gunned down a man during a party at a philadelphia home. the action cam was at the scene the 2900 block of edgely street in strawberry mansion section of the city. officers say at 2:30 someone shot a man in the head. it happened inside the -- happened in the alley outside the house. police have made no arrests. police have arrested a man in connection with an early morning robbery and shooting in north philadelphia. the action cam was at the scene west allegheny avenue and north 7th street. the investigators say the victim, a 36-year-old man was walking on the street at 2:20 when a gunman and woman stopped him and demanded money. the gunman opened fire wounding the victim in the leg. the police say they have nabbed the gunman. the victim is in the hospital in stable condition. the woman is on the loose. a car driven by a woman

with her two daughters was hit by a sheet of ice that came off another vehicle. >> i remember doing this. >> so scary, the ice smashed into the car windshield. the woman was able to pull over safely, nobody was hurt. >> i want to show how important it is for everyone to be very careful cleaning off their cars before getting behind the wheel. >> now the other vehicle never stopped, the driver if found will be charged with negligent driving. >> that woman was lucky they are okay. >> reporter: fortunately everything worked out, it's important to clear the snow and ice off the car, that's the result of some of the things that can happen. let's go live on sky 6. we're talking about a warmup in the delaware valley. no snow and ice as we getting you outside. there we go, the philadelphia international airport. although there's a possibility of a few wet snowflakes mixing

in tuesday morning. from now until then we're talking about milder temperatures 60 degrees by monday afternoon. 53 dewpoint, 34. winds out of the south southwest. you can see where there's snow on the ground. that's where the colder numbers are. 39 in allentown. there's snow cover there. poconos 38. you get down toward the coastal plain and temperatures are much, much milder. 57 in dover, millville, 53. sea isle city, 52. only the boardwalk in atlantic city, 52 degrees. the satellite and radar we were hoping to get the cloud cover out of here, but it's hanging tough. looks like from this point on we'll go mostly cloudy skies throughout the duration of the afternoon. if you're traveling it's nice and quite across the lower 48. the only areas that is seeing moisture is pacific northwest and southern california. otherwise it's nice and quiet with a combination of sun and

clouds throughout the high plains and deep south. temperatures are colder up to the north. 2 in busy mark, 69 in st. louis, and 70 in memphis. another shot of arctic air diving across the county, but this is acting differently, we explained this this morning, over the last several weeks these shots fell to the gulf and pushed east. this is pushing east, it will skirt the u.s./canadian border, we'll be grazed by this come tuesday afternoon. by wednesday, we're back in the 50s, one and done day of cold weather and then we moderate. everybody is green, that means no reported delays. minneapolis, everything on time. same thing with chicago and dallas. the only area seeing issues, san francisco reporting heavy rains, same things with oakland, reno switching over to snow and there's snowflakes flying across the higher terrains of nevada

and salt lake city. 95% of the countries is nice and mild. surface maps warm front pulls through, it will take the clouds along with it. the sun will set before he pick up the clear skies. monday, clouds increase yet again, cold front pushes through there could be are a spotty shower ahead of the front we'll see temperatures in the upper 50s and low 60s. behind that's when the colder changes arrive. if this moisture is left over tuesday morning it could switch over to snow before ending. monday morning, clear, a few clouds that's about it. monday, afternoon the precipitation moves in and looks like it will switch over to wet snow before endings. don't let that take you by surprise. cloudy out there, mild, 55 degrees, that's the forecasted high. overnight tonight, 40 degrees outlying suburbs, 48 center

city. the exclusive accuweather forecast looking good, at least temperatures wise we're up to 60 degrees, south and east, 62, 63. it will be cooler north ran west, brisk and chilly as we head into tuesday, 42 degrees, upper 30s north and west, wednesday clouds, passing shower 55. thursday is cooler, combination of sun and clouds, 50. cooler for friday. periods of rain, had a and saturday mostly cloudy and 52 degrees, we were talking about this this morning, first dplf couple of weeks of december look mild. it's not until the 15th or 16th that we snap back to cold. >> tomorrow, cyber monday millions of americans will log online and enter credit and debit card information without hesitation. how secure are we? rebecca jarvis has answers. >> reporter: in the 1983 movie

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and briefly take the lead. but in the 4th down 7, kj mcdaniels for 3! sixers within 4 looking for the first win, but they go cold for five minutes without a basket in the 4th. sixers lose 110-103. two away from the nba record worst start in history. >> 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 you're down and play with a spirit and passion that the group plays with. >> is an an ton io is up next. it's -- 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 have lost ten straight regular season games to the rangers. flyers out scored by 27 scores over this embarrassing stretch in new york. down one in the first here comes the flyers, nick grossman shoots, scores. jake borachek, winding, firing, scoring, flyers take the lead for the second time in msg over the last 45 months. the flyers blew it. rangers score on ray emory. flyers lost 5-2. they dropped 8 of the last nine games this season, confidence is killing them. >> it's mental and i truly believe it it's a confidence thing for sure. i think the chemist on the hockey team has gone --

chemistry on the hockey team has gone the other way we have to get that going. >> flyers start california in san jose i'm jeff skeverski. >> top stories are just ahead. >> plus the forecast and much more when "action news" continues.

>> happening right now on "action news," one of the of busier travel days of the year, we'll check in the on the lines at philadelphia international airport. >> new details are emerging what a college football player texted before he went missing. a congressional staffer is apologizing for a facebook post criticizing president obama's daughters. >> we'll have more on that in a moment, but first a check of the accuweather forecast with meteorologist chris sowers. >> reporter: good afternoon, eva, i've traded in the heavy coat for a wind breaker. temperatures have warmed up nicely. north and west it's a little chilly, even there as we flip over to the numbers, even there it's not too bad considering how cold it's been. quakertown, 41. pilots, 44. center city, 55 degrees, a little bit farther south and east, temperatures are in the mid 50s for several locations. look at glassboro leading the pack. 56. agenda beach 53. -- gandys beach, 53.

avalon 52. satellite and radar showing a lot of cloud cover out there this afternoon. had we had full sunshine the numbers would have been 3 or 4 degrees warmer than what you saw. nonetheless feels great out here, but could have been warmer. if you like the warm weather we're shooting for a high of 55 today. look at monday, look what happens tomorrow, we'll see clouds out here, but with the winds strengthening out of the south/southwest. high temperatures close in on 60 degrees, some locations across south jersey and delaware wouldn't surprise me if you're a degree or two warmer than that. the overall pattern for the next two weeks looks mild. looks like we'll bottle up all the arctic air to the north, that means a flat west to east flow across the countries. pacific air will dominate the pattern and temperatures in the 50s, there will be a couple of cold days thrown in there now until then. the overall pattern looks mild. we'll talk about that when i step back inside and we'll have another look at the travel forecast next.

>> the long exodus back home from the long thanksgiving holiday is beginning. annie mccormick has more. >> reporter: today is expected to be the busiest. take a look behind me, this is the line we're seeing here in the d terminal of the philadelphia international airport. i can tell you it hadn't been this busy since 6:00 a.m. this morning. it was a smooth ride through the airport for most travelers even for those with a few last minute bumps in the plans. >> we've done pretty good, traveling all weekend, except for our plane getting canceled this morning. >> it's been great. >> reporter: 2.6 million americans choose plane travel. on amtrak the busiest days will

be tuesday, wednesday, today and 750,000 passengers riding the rails. aaa estimates 90% of the travers hit the road. travelers that took a train or automobile to get their flight so far so good expwroovment today is not that busy, i don't know if many people are driving home on sunday or flying today, i'm not sure. >> reporter: and taking a live look back here at philadelphia international airport, if you need a sugar boost we have ted, compliments of the airport who is giving out cider. if you didn't go out today, expect tomorrow to be the second busiest travel day. that's what we have here live at the philadelphia international airport. annie mccormick channel 6 "action news." >> don't forget you can take 6abc.com with you. the new smart design fits any device you have, whether it's your tablet or smart phone, no matter how large or small that screen. check it out by visiting 6abc.com anytime any more.

anytime anywhere. search teams have resumed efforts to find a missing west chester university student. the action cam was in manayunk as divers searched the canal. "action news" reporter, kenneth moten has the details. >> reporter: police are still looking, police are asking neighbors to check their alleyways as so many ask where's shane. saturday night it was supposed to be a planned lighting in manayunk. instead the community held a vigil and lit candles and prayed for shane montgomery. >> you keep praying and people open up their hearts it's unbelievable this community. >> family and friends and concerned neighbors stood at canal view park across the

street from killdares on main street. the 21-year-old left the business around 1n foot. he never made it. >> when you see people come out people you don't know, is just support that's what you need at this time. >> reporter: evening mass st. john baptist catholic church was dedicated to shane. this place of worship has turned into the command center for the intense search. hundreds of volunteers packed the church saturday morning before hitting the street while the marine unit searched the manayunk canal. a nonprofit has been helping focus 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. >> like so many others, one of shane's best friends is trying to remain optimistic. >> i pray everything is safe

and that they hopefully find him. >> investigators are looking for surveillance video in this area to figure out which direction shane walked when he left the bar. parts of the schuylkill river were checked saturday and sunday morning the philadelphia police marine unit will continue its search in that canal. reporting in manayunk, kenneth moten channel 6 "action news." >> police in southwest philadelphia need your help finding are a missing teenager with autism. 14-year-old kalise dplamtion adams disappeared from carpenter street. he is known to visit the ymca on chestnut street. if you see him call police. more people have been charge with illegal dumping in new jersey state parks. among the 8 people charged

recently was a man charged with dumping paint and insulation, motor oil and shingles at a wildlife management area. fines range from $250 to $1,500. nine penn state trustees elected by alumni demanded access to the documents used to create the freeh report that address the the school's handling of the child sex abuse complaint. the group said the board has a responsibility to review the material and verify the sources of criticism in the 2012 report by former fbi director louie freeh. >> there are confess this morning about what led to a shooting by a police officer in germantown this weekend. the suspect was shot in the next at 8:30 on the unit block of west leaguer street. he is in stable condition at einstein hospital. threats no details why the officer discharged his weapon.

a grand jury in new york city is close to winding up their investigation into the killing of an and armed man. they looking at the choke hold death of eric garner. the new york police officer seen on amateur video taken in july wrapping his arm around garner's neck. the officer's name is daniel pantleo, garner had asthma. he is heard saying i can't breathe. authorities are expected to announce before the end of the year, whether he will face criminal charges. >> barren wilson's lawyer said today that wilson resign from his job as a ferguson police officer after learning of threats of violence against other officers in the police department. grand jury declined to indict him in the shooting death of michael brown. that ignited protests in ferguson and across the country

still continue today. >> none -- demonstrators are marching from ferguson to the jefferson city. the group will make the slow and steady journey to the state capitol to call for police reform in the suburb and throughout the u.s. it will take 9 days to walk 120 miles to jefferson city. the mother of a university football player texted her about his concussion before he disappeared. before the ohio game buckeye stadium went silent as the player's picture was shown on the big screen. he was last seen early wednesday at his apartment. in his text to his mother he apologized for recent spells of confusion, he suffered from several concussions. >> the action was swift and

angry to a republican staffer's facebook rant about the president's daughter. she criticized the teens lecturing the girls to show 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. >> lauten has removed the critical post and posted an apology and she has trean that apology down. >> much more to come on "action news," sunday. a fishing boat sank off the oregon coast, a coast guard swooped in to save the

fisherman, we have the rescue video. >> life in pictures, an exhibit if philadelphia has the life 65 photographer who took pictures of masses. chris sowers has the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast when "action news" continues. party on people! blinds to go's 60th anniversary sale continues celebrating with 20% off the entire store. you heard right, 20% off the entire store.

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over the last couple of days. as we go live on sky 6. we'll go down to penns landing, look at the river rink. nydia would say it's a nice mild day to be outside, me, i had like it to be cold. temperatures are on the mild side, you can see the zanboni clearing the ice. it's nice for the ice skaters, they don't have to worry about the harsh winds. wilmington, 5s. dover, 57. nice and mild down there. sea isle city, 52. and allentown, 39 degrees. poconos 38. trenton, 48. look at these numbers, we're more than 20 degrees warmer than this time yesterday. the mild air is starting to flood the region now, as the warm front is sitting up here, this will continue to pull to the north, eventually all that pacific air will race on in. now you go a little bit farther to the west, the nfl football game of the week is green bay

new england that's where the leading edge of the cold air is right now. temperatures are bone-chilling out there. we're looking at a warmup today and tomorrow and then some of the colder air starts to work back into the weather pattern again. travel days we don't have any up and down the eastern seaboard, or farther to the west or south. what we're watching is this cold front here, so later this afternoon, again this front will continue to march east, it's nice and mild you can see the southerly winds ahead of it. temperatures are up in the 50s and 60s. as we set it in motion, we get this tomorrow morning, that's the cold front knocking on the door. winds ahead of it are out southwest. it's nice and mild, we'll see highs around 60 degrees, maybe a degree or two milder than that. as the cold front pushes through it will sweep through around 5 or 6:00 p.m. watch the winds they shift. it will start to funeral in the

cold arctic air. tuesday we'll have arctic weather, but only for one day. future tracker 6 we get into tomorrow morning, we start out with a sliver of sun, clouds on the increase. here comes the cold front we'll see showers develop along it. 6:00, 7:00 we'll see showers moving in southwest to northeast. but it's rain. tuesday morning that's when the cold air starts working into the pattern. some of the rain could change over to wet snowflakes. temperatures are expected to be above freezing. so if this does happen, more than likely nothing will be sticking to the roads or even grassy surfaces. don't be surprised if you see with it snowflakes out there. looking at some of the long range forecast looks like the first two weeks of december, that is what we have been seeing the jet stream looking something like this, the cold air dropping into the gulf. what we'll see is a jet stream that will like this with pacific

air running up and down the eastern seaboard. mild south and east, cold north and west. the sea saw effect, we've been on the cold side of that sea saw for the last two weeks, now we're getting ready to warm things up again, mild air coming in, looks like a nice, quiet pattern for the first ten days of december. allen be town, 46. philadelphia, 55. dover, 57. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, we're up to 60 degrees for tomorrow. brisk and colder for tuesday, 42 we're back up to 55 as we head into wednesday, down to 50 on thursday, friday, periods of rain and 45 degrees. eva? >> we would like to put our best face forward on social media pages but that can generate envy among facebook and instagram friends. jen shaw brown explains. >> reporter: for everyday people moms included a daily trip to

facebook is a cyber look at pricey cars and baby strollers. it can lead to financial insecurity. >> tell me how it makes you feel. >> it makes you feel you're a failure as a mother. when your 6-year-old says when you get enough money i want that toy. >> 6% of the members report pressure to appear well off on social media, as well as envy or embarrassment about their on financial situation. >> how many 433 people would count as true friends close to facebook friends. >> probably 40 of them. >> you take every picture on facebook, you uncross it. every one of us will have something outside of that. sick parent in the next room,

the empty alcohol bottle. >> that leads to bad financial decisions, maxing out your credit card and paying for things that you can't afford. and when social media has got you down. >> what i would suggest what other people do think about your life, there's at least one thing in your life that you can't buy with money and just how important that is. >> reporter: jen shaw brown, abc news, new york. #

>> good sunday morning, to you, sky6 live hd taking a live look at philadelphia international airport. the busiest travel day. year! so if you're hitting the roads or heading to the airport, make sure you pack your patience. this is no ordinary tree one mall has opted for a digi tree, rs it shows selfies taken

at a nearby photo booth. it's the first tree of its kind in the country. >> an exhibit running in philadelphia, explores life through the lens of a famous photographer. karen rogers takes a look at 6abc loves the arts. >> reporter: paul strand is considered a master of modern photography with a career that expand over 6 decades. his prints are a cornerstone of the art museum's collection, it's on the expansion and change of modern photography. >> photographers wanted to make photographs that looked like paintings. >> reporter: paul strand thought to distinguish himself from the masses. >> broke radically from the pictorial and he began making photographs that somebody else

explored intently. this approach gave pictures immediacy that was later influential. >> he snapped shots of anonymous people and locations to help tell a story. >> in the space of a year 1/2 he made three distinct bodies of work that were influential to later artists. >> reporter: this major retrospeculative surveys his entire life's work with 250 image also on display. >> nobody has looked too closely at this monument, this exhibition offers a chance to see things in depth. >> reporter: paul strand master of modern photography runs through december 4. go to 6abc.com/6abc loves the arts to learn about this and

other area event. for 6abc loves the arts i'm karen rogers.

recapping our top stories, today is one of the busiest travel days of the year. people will return home today after their thanksgiving holiday weekend. 90% will be driving home. nice weather will ease the travel blues. cyber monday is up next for holiday shoppers. retailers focus on electronic goods, this career they are trying to -- year they are trying to expand it into a full

week. the average shopper will spend $470. police resume their search for shane montgomery. they are concentrating their efforts in the waters of the manayunk canal. the west chester student disappeared early in the morning on thanksgiving day. >> let's get a check of the weather. >> reporter: lots of ups and downs with the temperatures. this afternoon, 55 degrees, tomorrow, 60. there could be a passing shower late in the day. tuesday, 42 in the city. north an west you're in the 30s once again. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, there's that 60 degrees monday, 42 tuesday and then we're back up to 55 wednesday, down to 50 degrees thursday, friday, 45 degrees, and 52 saturday, back and forth. it's like a sea saw. >> outside add vented turs -- adventures is next on channel 6.

for eva pilgrim, chris sowers and the entire "action news" team, i'm nydia han. have a great sunday! we'll see you next weekend.

announcer: on today's outback adventures with tim faulkner... tim: what's your story, mate? announcer: ...tim answers a baby peregrine falcon's cries for help. tim: you like that? announcer: plus, these tasmanian devil babies see the light of day for the very first time. tim: this is the best result we could ever have imagined. announcer: and meet crocodile elvis, who gets snappy happy, especially when tim dives in to fix a leaky pool. liz: guys, he's on the move a bit. tim: i'm tim faulkner. australia is my home, and animals of every shape and size are my life. i wear lots of hats as an animal expert. oh, look at that. awesome, aren't they? join me on this spectacular journey on today's outback