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good afternoon in the news that flu shot you got may not be helping ward off the virus after all. the new warning issued by the cdc. and a truck unloads their newspapers on the highway making for a messy commute. but the big story is the fire that destroyed the home of a local police officer. the blaze won't to two alarms before firefighters could get it under control. david henry is live at the scene with the very latest. david? >> reporter: hi rick, local and state investigators are on the scene trying to figure out how this fire started. they are being extra cautious because this is the home of a limerick township police officer who was away on vacation at the time. >> detective, ernie morris,

rushed home to find his house in a total loss, his family had been on a two week vacation to disney world. lower pottsgrove firefighters arrived to find the house engulfed in flames. >> there is a porch there, and a door and that is where the heavy fire was including the windows and when are going through the house piece by piece, there is nothing to indicate that the fire is suspicious. but because morris is a police officer, they called in extra help from the state detectives and the state fire marshall. >> ernie is a good detective and has locked up some pretty bad characters. we don't know where the investigation is going and if someone was after him i would not be surprised. >> they detected a known

accelerant like gasoline where the fire started. there were holiday decorations on the porch on a timer that switched they off and on at night. they are looking for a short circuit but have not located anything yet. meanwhile the community is reaching out to detective morris and his family. >> they are active in the community and the local high school and there is a tremendous outpouring for them. i think they will weather this. >> a devastating loss for a dedicated police officer and his family during the holiday season but as the chief said, they have a lot of support as the investigation continues. live in pottsgrove township, david henry, channel 6 "action news." >> thank you. in other news, a fast moving fire damaged two homes in southwest philadelphia overnight. crews were called to the 1600 block of pascal avenue, they

arrived to stop smoke and heavy flames at the home. no reports of injuries. "action news" has learn that philadelphia police have made an arrest in the murder of wayne ellington, father of nba player, wayne ellington jr., the senior ellington was shot as he sat in his car in german town, carl white a career criminal is under arrest in the case, they have credited community cooperation in the arrest. is he currently a guard with the l.a. lakers. a construct worker was struck and killed on a chester county highway overnight. 60-year-old lee boyer was setting up cones on route 42 for a lane closure when he was hit by an on coming jeep. it happened in the westbound lanes near route 100 in north

coventry township. boyer was pronounced dead on the scene and the driver of the jeep stopped at the crash scene and an investigation is under way. thousands of people took to the street in protest last night therks were upset about the grand jury's decision not to indict a new york city police officer, he put a chokehold on an unarmed black man that died during the altercation. the group was heard chanting as they sang christmas carols on the stage. in new york city more than 60 people were arrested during similar protests, they chanted and blocked traffic during the tree lighting at rockefeller center. carolyn costello has the latest now from new york. >> reporter: in new york city hundreds of protesters blocked a major highway and others laid on

the floor at grand central terminal. they were chanting eric garner's last words. >> i can't breathe! >> the grand jury declined to indic indict the officer in the case. the nypd are retraining their officers and implementing a camera pilot program. but his father doesn't think anything will change. >> the video camera did not make a different what do we need body cameras for, a waste of money. >> it was back in july that garner was arrested for selling loose cigarettes. he suffered from asthma and died after being put in a chokehold.

according to the coroner from compression of the neck and chest. while the officer is not facing federal charges, he remains suspended from the nypd. >> there will probably be a civil lawsuit. and the department of justice will conduct a civil rights investigation. fast food workers in philadelphia walked off the job to demand better pay. >> what do we want! >> the action cam was at the mcdonald's at broad and allegheny this morning where workers and their supporters called for an increase in minimum wage to $15 an hour, this is one of many protests that happened across the country today. such walkouts began nationwide two years ago involving hundreds of fast food works. the search continues for missing westchester university

student shane montgomery, hundreds of people gathered last night on campus to hold a vigil. he was last seen early thanksgiving morning at kildare's irish pub, the bouncer saw him on main street an hour after he escorted him outside of the bar. >> turning to the forecast now, the sun has returned but we are seeing chilly conditions this afternoon. the winter coat is a must if you head outside. less look at outside at the ben franklin bridge, a bright shot and blue skies but again chilly conditions on this wednesday, a lot colder than yesterday i'm sure. david murphy is outside now with the latest from accuweather. >> this is the one they issued, so they are happy when i wear it. a decent looking day and a fair

amount of sunshine, despite the facts that high clouds are digging in from the west. it looks like we are socked in with cloud cover but the white indicates high, cold clouds and thin enough to allow the sunshine in. can you catch a little bit of precip on the way but that doesn't look to be a problem for us until late in the day tomorrow. temperatures are on the chilly side, 42 in philadelphia and 43 in millville and 44 in wilmington and 43 in trenton. not reporting down the boardwalk but mid-40s there in all likelihood. whenever we get chilly air in place, that is not really happening all that much. an 8 miles per hour wind in philadelphia, a couple of spots in wilmington and allentown, in double digit winds, they are all pretty low, it stays cool and a high of 44, that is 5 degrees below average, even in early december, the overnight low is 34, exactly the overnight low

you would expect. that indicates slightly milder air coming in, guys when i step inside we'll talk about milder air and unfortunately along with it comes range. there is a change in the forecast for the weekend i'll have that in the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast. many people had to find a different way to work because of a crash involving a newspaper truck, copies of the "new york times" spilled out after it overturned in king of prussia, it blocked the on ramp to 202 north, there is no word as to whether the driver was hurt. police are investigating what caused the crash. >> there is much more to come on "action news" at noon, find out why glass awas forced to postpone the launch of the latest unmanned space capsule. >> and a teenager called 911 after getting stuck in the chimney of his own home.

nasa had to postpone the launch of the orion spacecraft because of technical problems, nasa will try tomorrow to send the unmanned capsule into space,

they hope soon it will be capable of sending astronauts to mars. it did not stop the fun at the science institute in philadelphia, they had a watch party for young space enthusiasts, so with the help of soda bottles, gas and flame, they were able to recreate a smaller but impressive launch of their own. the cdc issued a health advisory of the flu vaccine, it may not keep you from getting the disease apparently, a sampling of flu cases shows that half were a good match for the flu vaccine. the cdc says that when the flu strain has mutated in past seasons, the vaccine is less affective. >> there is a free vaccination clinic for anyone that at a new jersey restaurant, that is the

subject of a hepatitis a square. they are offering shots to anyone that ate at rose's restaurant. an employee tested positive forever hepatitis a. it runs from 12:00 until 2:00 at the fire company. a scottsdale teenager that got locked out of his house didn't come up with the best solution to his problem. >> the 13-year-old apparently thought climbing down the chimney like santa was a good idea, he used an electrical cord to hang on to, but then got whenned. the fire department had to take apart part of the chimney to free the boy.

gas prices continue to drop across the region but in one oklahoma town, the price is almost unbelievable. here in oklahoma city, it's $1.99 a gallon, that is cheap. prices around the $2 mark are showing up in south carolina, and texas as well. in philadelphia the average price is $2.91, thet

sriracha beer is called rogue and it's available for preorder online and the beer begins shipping on monday. health check this noon, prescription drug labels will be easier for pregnant women and new mothers to interpret. the food and drug administration is revamping the labels, they must clearly state what is known about the drug as far as pregnancy and breast feeding. 20% of pennsylvanians are over the age of 60 and by 2020 that number is expected to climb to one in four or 3 million people, in this week's art of the aging, lisa thomas-laury has tips on protecting yourself as you age. >> on financial scams to housing issues, seniors can face a host of legal challenges, but there is help and it's free. >> the senior law center in

philadelphia was found in 1978 to protect the legal rights of older pennsylvanians. >> any pennsylvanian, 60 or older regardless of income. >> they have a staff of experts that offer advice on a host of issues, including power of attorney and financial exploitation. >> it's a national crisis because elder financial exploitation costs them 2 ptd $9 billion a year. the best way for elder adults to protect themselves is to stay involved in your finances, and ensure that no third party is dipping into your account. if you think are you being advantaged of, it's senior law certain can counsel you. >> we want them to know they are not alone and there are resources. >> the state of pennsylvania has an older abuse hot line and reach out to your agency on

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it may be difficult to believe, but the sixers actually won, they avoided tying the nba record for the most losses at the start of the season by beating a team almost as bad as they are. the minnesota timberwolves, the sixers had lost 17 in a row but managed to walk off the court with an 85-77 win, they fell one

game short of the nba record of 18 straight losses to start a season. >> whew. all bad streaks have to come to an end. >> and we got rid of the rain from yesterday. stormtracker 6 live double scan and we are looking at no rain out there, looking outside, sky 6, a fair amount of sunshine, can you see a milky white color to the sky and we have high clouds rolling in from the west and not exactly bright blue conditions but still pretty bright. 32 in philadelphia and wins from the west at 8 miles per hour. it's chilly out there and i recommend a coat if are you going to be outside for a while but with lighter winds, it could be worse. 31 in allentown and 44 in wilmington and 41s along the shore in atlantic city and wildwood and winds everywhere

are not all that strong. 12 miles per hour in wilmington, a little stronger and still not bad that looks to be the high water mark, lancaster getting a 16 miles per hour breeze, stronger to the west. the clouds are digging in and we have bright blue skies and the clouds opened up at sunrise, and rain is pushing into western west virginia right now, and it looks like the air in place is dry, and later tomorrow that will change. up in allentown today, clouds mixing with some sun and chilly conditions and 42 degrees is your forecast high for the lehigh valley today. at the shore a high of 44 degrees, we have the clouds on the increase, the high, thin clouds for the most part and 44 is the high and on the chilly side down the at the shore. sun mixing with high clouds as we go through the rest of the way and northwest winds at 6 to

12. overnight tonight mostly cloudy and getting colder. 29 is the overnight low, it will be chilly tomorrow night and winds out of the northeast at 4 to 8 miles per hour. so at least we don't have a strong wind tomorrow either. high clouds and light winds and temperatures falling through the 40s and by 7:00 we'll be holding on to 41 and then eventually the upper 30s. tomorrow we start out cloudy, there is the 6:00 a.m. future tracker 6 view, tomorrow on the air we'll be talking about cloud cover, some sunshine during the day but generally speaking mostly cloudy. and then 5:00, 5:30, we'll see drizzle in through here but the showers on the doorstep getting ready to push in. and then they come through. by 9:00 most of the area has a chance at this, and because it's friday night, it could be a night where you step out the door to head out to dinner and a movie and it doesn't look that bad and bring your umbrella

because later on you'll get wet. high clouds are streaking in and tomorrow 36 and mostly cloudy skies and rain in the evening, and saturday does not look great, periods of rain and a milder high of 53, and the model runs are suggesting that the rain is off the coast for sunday and brisk and cooler for sunday with a high of 46 and dry for the eagles game where earlier it looks like rain will threaten the game but not anymore. dry on monday and tuesday and wednesday more rain is possible. >> thank you david. the white house is decked out for the holidays, and this year's theme, a children's winter wonderland. it pays tribute to members of the military and their family, there are six trees in all including the white house christmas tree and that stands 18 feet tall. there is much more ahead in the next half hour off "action

news" at noon, amazing video out of australia, we'll show you the dramatic rescue of a toddler whose stroller rolled on to the train tracks. and the parents that ruined christmas, why their hearts are two sizes too small. it could ty lungs and become an even bigger problem. so he talked to me about xarelto®. >>xarelto® is the first oral prescription blood thinner proven to treat and help prevent dvt and pe that doesn't require regular blood monitoring or changes to your diet. for a prior dvt i took warfarin, which required routine blood testing and dietary restrictions. not this time. while i was taking xarelto®, i still had to stop racing, but i didn't have to deal with that blood monitoring routine. >>don't stop taking xarelto®, rivaroxaban, unless your doctor tells you to.

while taking xarelto®, you may bruise more easily and it may take longer for bleeding to stop. xarelto® may increase your risk of bleeding if you take certain medicines. xarelto® can cause serious bleeding, and in rare cases, may be fatal. get help right away if you develop unexpected bleeding, unusual bruising, or tingling. if you have had spinal anesthesia while on xarelto®, watch for back pain or any nerve or muscle related signs or symptoms. do not take xarelto® if you have an artificial heart valve or abnormal bleeding. tell your doctor before all planned medical or dental procedures. before starting xarelto®, tell your doctor about any conditions such as kidney, liver, or bleeding problems. xarelto® is proven to reduce the risk of dvt and pe, with no regular blood monitoring and no known dietary restrictions. treatment with xarelto® was the right move for me. ask your doctor about xarelto® today. "action news" at 12:30

continuing with rick williams, sara bloomquist and meteorologist, david murphy. hello again, here are the stories we are following for you on "action news" at 12:30, temple students stage a protest on campus after the grand jury decisions that cleared two police officers and a fire destroys a police officer's home in montgomery county. how the police say the fire started. and hear her dramatic call for help as she took matters into her own hands. now the details, an investigation is underway into a two alarm fire that destroyed the home of a police officer in montgomery county. the fire call went out at 2:30 this morning on commons drive in lower pottsgrove. david henry is live at the scene with the latest on the investigation. >> reporter: yeah rick, state, county and local fire investigators are on the scene trying to figure out how this all started. the house is completely gutted,

this house belonged to limerick township detective, ernie morris, who was away with his family on vacation when it's fire started. they got a call that their home was on fire and they came rushing home to find this mess in the middle of the holiday season. the fire marshall is concentrating their investigation on the front of the house. >> the porch there and the door, and that is where the heavy fire came out through the windows, we'll start there and go piece by piece. >> that piece by piece investigation is now underway, the porch was decorated with christmas lights and it was connected to a timer that turned the lights on and off at night. they think that is the cause of fire but they don't know yet. it could be arson, after all

this is a police officer that put away a lot of bad guys during the course of his distinguished career. but it's looking more and more like the fire is electrical in origin and they are investigating this scene and so far they have not detected any decelerant like gasoline. so that may rule out arson but nothing is ruled out yet. >> thank you david. temple university students are staging their own so-called die-in protest in center city philadelphia, chopper 6 hd is live own the campus where a group has gathered. the students are protesting in response to the ferguson and new york city grand jury decisions not to bring criminal charges against police officers that kill unarmed people. last night dozens of people

staged a protest at 30th street station and then marched to the city hall during the tree lighting ceremony. in northeast philadelphia, at 1:00 a.m. on the 66 hundred block of caster avenue, police say a man was driving down the street when someone fired into the windshield, the man was hit three times in the arm and was rushed to the hospital in stable condition. police in berks county released this surveillance video of a gunman opening fire outside of a barbershop in reading leaving four people injured. it happened last wednesday and police say the man targeted the same store the day before, 11 people including children were inside of the store at the time. police in the lehigh valley say they are closing in on the person that committed an act of

vandalism at a judge's office. they notified police on monday after noticing a smashed window and door at the office of district manager, rick hawk. they hope to make an arrest soon. a large crowd gathered in new york's times square to protest the grand jury's decision for not dating the officer that was responsible for the death of eric garner. they were attempting to arrest him for selling unpacked cigarettes on the street. one officer was seen wrapping his arm around garner's neck and the father of six could be heard gasping, i can't breathe. they ruled garner's death homicide and that a chokehold contributed to it.

this grand jury decision stunned garner's loved ones. >> that grand jury decision, outrageous, that is all i can say. >> u.s. attorney general, eric holder, says that federal prosecutors will conduct their own investigation into garner's death and the new york city police officer is doing an internal probe that could lead to administrative charges against the officer. a chilly start to the day and the sun is shining again. as we look at sky 6 hd over center city. a relief after yesterday's gloomy weather but chilly conditions as well. david murphy is at the big board with a second look at the forecast. >> lets take a look at the clouds, you can see how they opened up and see sunshine, and a break to the west right now, there are patches of darker gray and that is holes in the clouds, that the sun is able to get

through, these are fairly high and thin and i expect for the next two or three hours, it's bright out there. and perhaps thicker clouds coming in late in the day, and cooler air from the west, that will start to push to the east as well. 42 in philadelphia than is where we'll stop, cool air will neutralize any significant rise from the 43 current reading and then we wind up in the 30s overnight. we'll moderate in the seven-day forecast and there is rain on the way and we'll talk about that in a second. 42 at 2:00, that is your high today, we'll hold close to that at 4:00, even though we are looking at colder air it will take a while to get here. finally at 10:00 we are down to 39 degrees, the wider view on stormtracker 6 live double scan, shows you that there is precipitation to the west and it is inching its way in our direction, the air is dry enough where we think most of this will fall apart as it tries to get

here early today and tomorrow. tomorrow during the day, particularly late in the day we could see drizzle and tomorrow night it will defeat the dry air in place and get us wet tomorrow evening. there is a colder portion to this system but it looks like a warm front associated with this will go far enough to the north and we are dealing with rain, maybe a wet snowflake at the start of this for some of you, particularly up north. but it's a rain event. i'll have a look at the full forecast when we come back and let it play out to saturday and the rain may stick around for a while. >> david thank you. overflowing storm drains in san francisco caused at least three sinkholes to open up and amazingly drivers managed to avoid this mess and nobody was hurt. residents are worried that this is only the start of the problem and officials blame the

110-year-old pipes beneath parts of the city. a branch of al qaeda in yemen is threatening to kill an american hostage unless the u.s. government meets their demands, karen travers has the details from washington. >> another video showing an american hostage pleading for his life. >> i'm looking for any help. >> that is luke somers, a photo journalist and interpreter, is he held by al qaeda's affiliate in yemen. in this new video released wednesday night, the leader of this al qaeda affiliate, says that somers will meet with his inevitable fate unless he meets the unspecified demands. >> somers was the focus of a daring attempt at rescue by special forces in one of the

most dangerous sections. after landing under the cover of darkness, members of seal team 6 and other commandos crept silently on foot to a cave on the mountain side where they were hiding hostages, at least six militants were killed in a shootout. the u.s. grabbed six of the hostages, but later learned that luke somers their primary objective, was removed from the cave complex two days earlier. u.s. officials are looking over the video for clues to where luke somers may now be held. authorities in the united arab emirates says an overnight raid landed in the arrest of a woman accused of killing a american school teacher. and putting a makeshift bomb out

sized of the the home of an american doctor. the teacher was stabbed to death inside of a public restroom. abc news is reporting that both victims were targeted because they were american. an american health care worker who may have been infected with ebola is now receiving treatment in georgia, the worker may have caught the virus in west africa arrived at emory hospital in atlanta, this is the isolation unit where the patient is expected to receive treatment. four of the patients with ebola were treated here. new jersey lawmakers are getting their first look at the bridge-gate scandal involving governor christie. this is cochaired by a senate democrat, they plan to make the summary public on monday, it

contains new testimony from witnesses but does not draw conclusions, they are investigating if christie knew about lane closures on the george washington bridge. california university of pennsylvania has hired an independent firm to review their troubled football program after six players were arrested in a beating at an off campus restaurant. they say that they attacked a man, while yelling football strong. the review is expected to be finished by next summer. >> there is much more ahead on "action news" at 12:30, a quick thinking driver is hailed as a hero after saving dozens of clirn from a burning school bus. hear the dramatic 911 call that captured the rescue. and the couple that canceled christmas because of their kid's bad behavior and why they did it

and what they plan to do instead. first a holiday greeting from our military service men from overseas. >> i am from philadelphia, and wishing you guys well, happy thanksgiving, merry christmas, i'll see you guys soon. all right mom, love you.

dramatic video from mel born, australia, the child's grandfather looked away for a couple of seconds and the stroller fell on the platform. it toppled over the edge and the grandfather rushed to help her.

a florida bus driver is hailed as a hero after rescuing 40 people from a burning school bus. alicia vitarelli is over at the big board with this amazing story. >> the video is incredible, it was in polk county, florida, it took fire crews two hours to put tractor trailer flames out. all 40 children are now safe and sound thanks to a calm and quick thinking driver. >> a driver's cell phone captured the flames leaping from this bus. >> i didn't know it was on fire. on board 38 middle schoolers. >> i looked in the back and smoke was in the back of the bus, and a quick thinking driver, kristina berman. >> she yelled there was smoke in the bus and i immediately pulled over. >> the smoke was so thick, it blackened out the cameras, she

ushered the children out and called 911 out. >> my bus started smoking and now it's in flames. >> you can hear her hearding the kid as way from the fire. >> line up, move down please! >> they got off in a single file line and they moved quickly. >> the fire grew so hot, it peeled away paint and flattened the buses tires. >> the bus driver, berman, only filled in as a bus driver, she is a teacher at that school. the kids are okay and a rainbow over the scene there. >> quite a story thank you alicia. here is a story, santa claus will not be visiting three young boys, john and lisa's boys, were

constantly fighting and they told them this year was going to be about giving and not receiving. >> how many times do parents threaten if are you naughty, santa is not going to come but i don't every hear parents following through on that. the mother wrote about the decision on her blog and it received criticism and praise. she says the money they were going to spend on presents, will go to charity. the boys say next year they will be on santa's nice list. >> still ahead here, googles good idea, how they want to make the internet a safer place for children. >> and elsa and anna will be back on the big screen. >> yea! >> the next chapter of the hit movie, froze and.

good news for parents who want to make sure their children are doing age appropriate searches online. google is coming out with products that are safe for kids. they want to make products for the 12 and under set. the most likely changes will be to google search, youtube and to chrome. in health check more and more older adults are staying active. meet the opals, the hiking group for seniors, they are for seniors with an active lifestyle. they say the activity has important mental and physical benefits. >> we camp, zip line, horse back ride, white water rafting and tree climbing, kayaking, any outdoor activity. >> some members have been able

to stay off certain medication by maintaining an active life style. >> the forecast, you want to go for a brisk walk to your favorite restaurant. >> walk to the restaurant. >> stormtracker 6 live double scan shows you that we are dry, and as we take a look outside, how about the airport, sunshine is getting through the high, thin cloud cover down the airport, if you are headed out for a drive at this hour, you may want to plan on getting the sunglasses out of the glove box. a couple of highlights, it's chilly today and we see gathering clouds, tomorrow cloudy and then rain arriving late in the day or friday night. there is that change coming in the accuweather seven day, 42 at the airport in philadelphia, the dew point is low indicating dry air in place, that means the rain out to the west will have trouble trying to dig through the dry air and do anything to us unless for the next 24 hours. the barometer is well above 30

and winds are not strong, and you put on a coat against the temperatures, you don't have to deal with big time windchill factors, there are breaks in the clouds and locally a fair amount of sunshine through, back in here the clouds get thicker and there is that rain i talked about, it's possible that we cloud up a bit over the next several hours, 42 is the high in allentown and not much of a range today, 45 is as high as we get in millville and 44s down the shore and similar conditions from north to south today, here is how it goes the rest of the way, 44 at 3:00, that is your high, i can see that until 3:00. and 7:00, 41, as late as 9:00 we may hold on to 40 degrees but then we slided into the 30s and tomorrow morning down to 34, similar to what we experienced this morning. for tomorrow, it looks to be a

chilly one. i think we'll go 46 degrees tomorrow, and we will get cloudy again and then we'll get the rain arriving late in the day or at night. some break away cells may come in in the afternoon in the form of light sprinkle activity and then the rain will push in and tomorrow night is the night for umbrellas. here we go with the play from accuweather. by 9:00 friday night, it looks like the northern half of the region is getting rain and some can swoop down from the south as well. i want to play this overnight into tomorrow morning. we have rain to the northern and west and i'll allow for something to happen close toward home -- but at some point you'll get another round coming in and saturday does look wet. the good news is that the other side of this gets past us saturday night into sunday morning. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, chilly and

dry today and mostly cloudy tomorrow and high of 46 and afternoon drizz you will but most of the rain holds off until evening and saturday periods of rain off and on and milder and 53, and we take the rain off the coast in time for the eagles game and even heading down to tailgating i think you'll be all right and then monday and tuesday also look dry and wednesday the chance of a shower building back in. >> all right david, thank you. >> checking our people scene, good news for frozen fans, who just can't let it go. elsa and anna will be back on the big screen this spring. the film, frozen fever, will follow elsa and christof as they plan a birthday celebration for anna. disney is the parent company of 6 abc.

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