arrest of wayne ellington sr. police arrested carl white who they explain was a career criminal. ellington sr. was shot in his car. he is the father of wayne ellington jr., who plays for the l.a. lakers basketball team. chad pradelli is live. >> reporter: white was arrested on a parole violation but he is now charged with the murder of wayne ellington sr. >> detectives say that the community was key in this case and they received tons of leads and tips and now white is off the streets. >> i was happy and thankful that they finally took this person off the street. >> police say that carl white is the man that shot and killed

wayne ellington sr. on the street last month. a source says he yelled at him and he stopped and white walked up and shot him in the head motive is unclear police say that marijuana is unclear and detectives have not nailed down why ellington there was. they say that white was high on pcp and may have been hallucinating. his son wayne, plays for the l.a. lakers and the family is devastating. >> it's a really big void, christmas will not be the same without him. >> court records reveal that white has a long history of crime, drugs, weapons and other crimes dating back to 1998, police call him a career criminal. and investigating if he is

involved in other shootings. >> i hope this brings some kind of closure. for my son's murder. i just miss him so much. >> and as one detective put it to me, there is no reason that white should have been on the streets with the rap sheet for very violent offenses. i am live at police headquarterers, chad pradelli, channel 6 "action news." >> thank you. a man convicted of raping a 12-year-old girl and killing her 6-year-old brother is sentenced to 100 years in prison. oswaldo rivera broke into the home when the children were sleeping, he raped amber andhar, and slashed herself times, when her brother came into the room he slashed him too, killing the

boy and her mother debbie spoke at the sentencing today. >> there is no justice, no number that could take the pain i feel, my heart is torn, my heart is broken. >> rivera will not be eligible for parole for at least 91 years. there were more protests for two grand jury decisions not to indict white police officers the case of two unarmed black men. protesters laid on the ground for 4.5 minutes, to represent the 4.5 hours michael brown laid in the street. >> it's a quieter night in center city, different from what we saw last night. traffic is moving as normal. there was a protest today at temple university but it didn't

cause disruptions. >> students at temple university layed in silence. >> to show it's not acceptable and we won't blindly take direction from people that are not leading us in the right way. >> this is the first step in making the change and letting us know the process and what happens next. >> students marched on temple's campus calling for a change during both the michael brown and eric garner cases ended similar, with no charges. >> it's the point, the is play of the unrest, and again the dissatisfaction of the decision. >> last night a large number of people marched through center city after the eric garner decision came down and it causes major traffic stops, only one person was arrested. >> i thought it was very much a

success because everything went off. >> they had a demonstration and the tree lighting took place. >> at temple, no disturbances this afternoon. >> keep in mind this is a peaceful protest, people will say things you don't agree with but we want to remain respectful. >> people are tired of waiting on our educational leaders and our social leaders and our social icons that should step forward. >> this is really injust, we need to do something about it. >> no change is too small, whatever you can do. >> another protest is planned tonight at 6:30 at new vision methodist church at broad. eva pilgram, channel 6 "action news." >> eva, i misspoke when i said michael brown's body was in the

street for 4.5 minutes, iment 4.5 hours in ferguson, missouri. protests were held in other regions including wilmington, the march began at fourth and shipley and ended at the police department. >> the search for 21-year-old shane montgomery is now a week old and as the reward is growing can the hopes for his safe return are fading. sara bloomquist has the latest information here. >> reporter: police are hoping for new leads but there doesn't seem to be any, one investigators told me they hit a road block and they need to find a way around it. they have not given up on their search and hope that the reward brings him home. >> here at the first baptist church in man yufrn, volunteers wait for word, any new information in the disappearance

of 21-year-old shane montgomery, meantime they spend their time updating missing persons posters, increasing the reward, from bean bo's bakery, where shane's father worked for 25 years. >> i am thankful for their support. >> the student was last seen leaving kildare's irish pub shortly before closing at 2:00 a.m. on thanksgiving day, a bouncer told police he saw shane later on after he left the bar furnish down main street and investigators show that it was not shane he was talking to. the search continues while shane continues while shane's family holds outs hope he is okay. >> this is a nightmare to my

family. my son is gone for seven days, my son is my youngest child and i miss him terribly and my mother is distraught that her grandson is missing and there is nothing we can do about it. >> still they are keeping unthe search and volunteers plan to gather at the church, st. john the baptist, and they want to scan out and go to bars at happy hour time and be on the lookout for shane montgomery. i'm sara bloomquist, channel 6 "action news." >> thank you. a limerick township police detective had to cut his vacation short when a fire destroyed his house. detective ernie morris returns from disney world when he heard about the two alarm blaze. fire investigators haven't pinpointed the official cause

but they are focusing on christmas lights that were operating with a timer on the front porch. >> coming up on "action news" tonight, hundreds of new jersey restaurant customers get vaccinated in the midst of a hepatitis scare and a 12-year-old falls victim to crime in his after school program. how he is being made whole tonight. the clouds are rolling back and i am tracking rain on the way. what this means for your weekend in the accuweather forecast. >> and ducis rogers with an eagles-seattle preview when "action news" continues tonight.

hundreds of people are

lining up for the hepatitis a vaccine in mercer county. a worker exposed all the diners to the disease between november 10th and 21st. hamilton residents can get the vaccine for $35 until 8:00 tonight at the firehouse. they have identified a new case in a 77-year-old customer that dined at the right ran three times a week. they found a way -- because of a newspaper truck. 19,000 advanced copies of the "new york times" spilled out of the truck on the expressway to route 202 north, and the driver did receive injuries and t

toxicology tests are pending. a wilmington boy found out there are people that are supporting him today. he opened a lemonade stand to pay for a pair of air jordans but last year his shoes were stolen right out of the office of the west end neighborhood house, he learned that the wilmington blue rocks ordered oliver a new pair of shoes and they gave him also a pair of lebrons. >> everybody that is there for him for the start and supported me basically. the city of wilmington plan to install lockers at the west end neighborhood house. >> as we approach the holidays we are thinking about making wishes come true for those special to us, and they are going beyond that. fulfilling dreams across the

country, nora muchanic profile a group called one simple wish. >> reporter: people are sorting through toys destined for the arms of foster children. some who only have the clothes on their backs. >> we want them to have an opportunity to have the same experiences as other kids and use the same items and resources that other kids have. >> they have connected to agencies in 46 states and tell them what they wish for. the child lets them know of a wish they need, and they send them to us and we evaluate the wish and put it on our website and then the donors can go online shopping, when a donor clicks one, they agree to pay and the worker goes to work.

>> some are so simple they would break your heart. just the kinds of things that all kids want. >> movie tickets to see a movie, a baby doll, simple wishes. >> a girl going away to college, she wants typical normal things, a target gift card to get toiletries and clothes. >> there is a $500 limit but most are worth $60 to $100. these are thank you cards from foster kids since the program started. >> one wrote, it meant so much to me to have the experience of going to a prom, you are so very generous and kind and this memory will last me a lifetime. nora muchanic, channel 6 "action news."

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said this but you get the sense that everybody is underestimating the seattle seahawks. >> they should not. they won the super bowl last year and you don't get there with no name players. they have a stud on defense. >> on the back corner of the game -- >> in between all the screaming and talking -- seattle star, richard sherman is shutting down defenses. >> he is probably the best corner in the league and i think you have to be aware of him, where you are. but we have our plan and we'll execute it. >> jeremy maclin having a career year, has the challenge one-on-one with the number one corner in football. >> everybody is here for a reason and i like my chances against anybody.

>> sherman is daring opposing quarterbacks to throw the ball his way. >> they snap the ball every 22.8 seconds, the fastest in football. sherman is not backing down. >> hurry up offense and hurry up defense, they are not less human than we are, they get tired and fatigues. >> but richard sherman and all of their players are some of the best we'll face and the secondary especially, but he is just one of their great players. >> mark sanchez can't wait for another shot at sherman and the legend of doom. he had one of his worst games of his career against seattle back when playing for the jets. >> mike quick has a one-on-one

interview with coach kelly. it was bound to happen eventually and thankfully it happened before they went down in history. the lose can streak is over, the sixers beat the timberwolves last night. it wasn't pretty, they shot 39% from the floor and a win is a win and because it's their first sixers will take it. >> there is a human side to it, you walk in the locker room and you are proud of them for standing together and they are overjoyed. they feel and we feel like we have been pretty close. >> for me it's a relief, and the rest of the guys feel more relaxed now that they got a win and we can build off this and get more wins. >> thank you ducis, coming up cecily tynan with the accuweather forecast. things are getting better for the weekend. we'll continue in just a moment.

weekend preview, cecily tynan and accuweather. >> definitely a 50/50 weekend coming up. not bad we saw sunshine earlier, stormtracker 6 live double scan showing we are dry here, a little virga showing up here, the action cam taking a look at dillworth park, where the zamboni was getting the ice ready at the rothman institute ice rink, fortunately no ice is on the way but a soaking rain is moving in on saturday.

the best chance is late in the afternoon and saturday night. future tracker showing a half inch closer to the coast and an inch of rain in the northwest suburbs, the good news is this will not be a washout of a weekend and we dry out on sunday and the sunshine is back looking nice for the eagles game, if you are heading down 4:25 kickoff at the link, by the fourth quarter, 41 degrees and it's dry for the eagles game. right now we are on the cool side, 41 in philadelphia and our high was only 45, 4 degrees below normal. allentown 36 and wilmington 38 and reading 36 and the poconos 29 degrees. satellite 6 along with action radar showing we did see some sunshine earlier but the clouds rolled in pretty quickly and the moisture is across virginia and west virginia, all of that slides to the south and misses us however there is a stronger low pressure waiting in the

wings, it's right near albuquerque, and this will bring us heavy rain on saturday and before that we are looking at light rain on friday night. future tracker showing at 8:00 tomorrow morning, leave the sunglasses at home, it will be dry for the morning commute. the atmosphere will begin to moisten up and at 5:00 we are looking at drizzle breaking out primarily west of philadelphia, but this gets a little steadier by friday night at 9:00, generally light rain and the activity is north of philadelphia, then a break in the action and if you need to get your christmas tree do it earlier in the day on saturday and we should be cloudy with drizzle at 10:00 and then the heavier rain is moving in between 3:00 in the afternoon and continuing until 9:00, and future tracker showing saturday at 6:00 we'll have heavy rain and heading to holiday parties, you don't want to forget the

umbrella. high pressure builds in on sunday, we have chilly, breezy temperatures and 46 degrees and the sunshine is back on sunday and the first half is better than the first. the call from accuweather, mostly cloudy and light winds and seasonably chilly and 34 for sensteer and the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, tomorrow the clouds thicken through the day and light rain by evening and 46 degrees, saturday morning drizzle and afternoon rain and heavy rain saturday night and the sunshine is back on sunday, chilly, 46 degrees and monday mostly cloudy and 44 and monnight into tuesday morning, watching the coast for a coastal storm, the models are up in the air as to how far to the west it will get. we'll keep you posted on that. whatever happens on tuesday, wednesday and thursday, temperatures hold in the mid-40s, some rain this weekend and sunday is looking dry. >> thank you cecily. finally tonight preschool

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welcome to "world news tonight." the backlash. the breaking developments inside the grand jury room. what they considered about that choke hold, the man dying, the officer not charged. and the outrage tonight. the rescues now under way. trapped in four feet of mud. the massive sink holes. streets now rivers. and tonight, the traffic nightmare. the hero. the school bus engulfed in flames. the children rushed off the busby the driver. lined up on the interstate. and the big headline breaking about the flu. what happened? did they guess wrong? and will the flow vaccine now work at all? dr. besser with the new warning and the severe season on the way. good evening. an