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this noon, a stabbing at a new jersey subway restaurant leave a woman in critical condition and we have new information about the suspect that surrendered to police. and the teenager that survived a taliban attack, she makes history again being the youngest person to receive the nobel peace prize. but the big story is a cloudy day with the chance for snow and rain. for the latest conditions, lets go to the big board and meteorologist, david murphy. >> the weather is behaving itself like accuweather said it would. we have a low pressure connected to the surface low that had rain and mixed precip early when expect spokes to wrap around as it slowly passes us to the north and the spoke is enerring parts of northeastern pennsylvania and getting close to our neck of the woods. stormtracker 6 live double scan

shows you the first of the snow showers of the day are pushing past allentown and quakertown. i'll point out that every now and then you see changeover because the air in place is above freezing and we are starting to see rain mix in with that snow and it's changing to all rain back in hamburg, so not a big impact, the darker shades of gray here are lighter bits of precipitation. temperatures are above freezing in allentown, 38 there and 39 in trenton. it will be difficult for this no make roads anything more than wet. and if we get a heavier bunch of snow falling, but it doesn't look that heavy, it would be possible that colder air would be drawn to the surface and you would get a slushy accumulation on some roads and in that case, use your thinking cap and slow down right. but this is a minimal impact

right now. we'll watch it through the next several hours. 42 in philadelphia, and the nushs you see here are not budging much today. i want to reenforce that the biggest impact of this storm is in the poconos, that is where the winter weather advisory is mosted by the national weather service. in carbon county we could see 2 inches of snow tonight. in allentown and reading, mainly wet roads. i'll have a much better look at stormtracker 6 live double scan at that snow coming back in a little bit and then we have future tracker 6 lined up with more precipitation. >> thank you. of course stay on top of the changing weather situation with 6abc.com. visit 6abc.com/weather for stormtracker 6 live double scan, and both the hourly and seven-day forecast. $7,000 and two passports were stolen this morning during

a gun point robbery in northeast philadelphia, the two men were leaving a house on large street near st. vincent when they were held up by the gunmen, they were not hurt, they are working on a description of the suspects. this is new video coming into "action news" marine units are searching the water in manayunk today for shane montgomery after a credible tip that he was spotted near the canal, they are focusing on the schuylkill river, the 21-year-old westchester university student was last seen early thanksgiving morning near kildare's irish pub. a drexel university student has been released from the hospital after he was assaulted after a fight on campus this morning. "action news" reporter, dave henry, has more information on what sparked the violence. is he live with the latest.

>> reporter: hi rick, police have two possible suspects there, they are questioning them now at southwest detectives but so far no charges have been filed. it happened at 3:30 this morning at ray street, police say it was a fight over a girl, six students were outside myers hall when the fight started. one student was stabbed in the bang and he was taken to the hospital where he was treated and released. a police source says the wound was superficial and did not require surgery. the students are from china and studying in the u.s. the school acknowledged the inter den this morning but the school will have nothing more to say on how it is handling the

situation. again the police are questioning the two possible suspects at southwest detectives as they try to determine which one did the stabbing. live in southwest philadelphia, david henry, channel 6 "action news." in mercer county, police have identified the man following an attack at a subway restaurant. on sunny ray boulevard, in hamilton, she was critically wounded but was able to tell the police the name of her suspect before she when into surgery. the suspect surrendered about to hours later on the knowledge turnpike. choi is from maryland. the fire marshall is back out at the scene at west oak lane investigating the fire that claimed the life of a philadelphia firefighter, investigators are focusing on the investigation on the basement of the house on middleton street.

that is where craig-lewis died yesterday. the veteran leaves behind a 16-year-old son and a 16-month-old daughter. our coverage of the death of joyce craig-lewis continues at 6abc.com. can you see video of the news conference following the deadly blaze. a water main break turned the 1400 block of german town avenue in kensington into a muddy mess, the water main burst at 8:00 and crews returned to find a large amount of water coming up from the street and "action news" reporter katherine scott will have a full report at 12:30. two people are under arrest for burglaries in egg harbor township. they are received with receiving stolen property and theft by

deception. both remain behind bars, and police connected most of the stolen items. contact the police if you believe you were the subject of a recent burglary in that area. fallout continues in the release of the cia report detailing the torture of prisoners. and they are warning now of anti-american protests. karen travers reports from washington. >> so far no retaliation over's after the release of this sweeping and scathing report. but there is a fight brewing in washington and it's pitting intelligence officials against the senate committee and the white house. >> u.s. officials around the world are on alert bracing for reactions to this report. >> the interrogation of cia detainees were absolutely brutal, far worse than they represented them to policy

makers and others. >> the so-called torture report say 6700 page damming indictment of the cia's interrogation techniques used after 9/11, and the conclusions were that the methods were not affective. a former prisoner welcomes the transparen transparency. >> the first detainee, abu-jamal, who was water boarded 38 times, in one session he became completely unresponsive with bubbles rising through his open full mouth. director john brennan says that it helps thwart attack plans and saved lives. >> but as for the claims that osama bin laden was tracked down because of these tactics they

say this is false. there were a lot of people that worked to keep the u.s. safe. >> think any fair minded person looking at this would say that some terrible police takes were made. >> three former directors of cia wrote that the senate report was flat out wrong in the partisan attack. karen travers, channel 6 "action news." >> there is much more to come on "action news" at noon, a woman goes into labor on a southwest airlines flight. we'll tell you who helped to deliver the baby boy. and uber is facing a lawsuit over its driver background check and david murphy will be back with the seven-day forecast from accuweather when "action news" continues after this.

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meteorologist, david murphy is here now with a closer look at the forecast. monday is looking pretty nice. it's a few days away. >> it is a few days away. and we have showers on stormtracker 6 live double scan,

showing you they are in the northern suburbs but they will making a pretty good move to the south, in landsdowne or green lane or quakertown and northern bucks, and certainly allentown you are seeing this. the thing is the surface temperatures are so mild, north of trenton that i think this will just melt as it hits the ground, if you are up in the lehigh valley, perhaps you'll see this coat some grassy surfaces, and depending on how long it lasts you may get some accumulation. this shows the slightly more intense snow, the same thing coming down from lynn port and it's koelds in the poconos and that is where it's sticking and the driver could be a problem, this down here is wet roads but always take it slow if you see slushiness develop. the wide show shows a break away and sprinkles and these are the streaks of snow that are liable to break apart before you see it. if you see it slow down if it's

a problem for you. wet roads mostly though, where that is falling in our neck of the woods, cloudy skies and the gyro cam up aboard and hd pictures coming to you and it's a gray day and we have precipitation not too far north of center city. temperature is 42 degrees, so too mild in the city to see this stick to the ground, winds 17 miles per hour, and i'm not sure the snow will make it to philadelphia but if it does, not a big issue. in allentown 38 degrees and 39 in reading, so roads mainly wet despite there are snow showers around. 42 in the city and 42 in millville and 43 in wildwood new jersey. future tracker 6 the rest of the way showing on and off precipitation and most of it is in the poconos and later on tonight cecily may show you something popping farther south but this is mainly grassy

surface coverage if we see anything at all. moving the story farther into tomorrow morning, it doesn't now look on the model that there is a whole lot of action during the rush hour and during the day there are snow showers around and by the time we get to 11:00, anything that pops in the region will fall at rain because temperatures will be rising, i'm quickly show you the euro model, this is potential snowfall for today and tonight. coating to an inch it wants to puts down, and i don't think it's happening as we put it down. this 1 to 3 in allentown, a better chance of that. the high in allentown is 40, we are not looking bad in terms of road coverage. your exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, windy and chilly and 47, and a passing rain or snow shower is possible. and minimal impact. tomorrow another shower is

possible and high of 39, maybe a snow shower passing through and saturday 44 and sunday 46 under the sun and up into the other 40s, we head into monday, it is looking good. >> i told you. >> i can tell you the forecast. the priciest real estate is now off the market. the penthouse in the trump plaza in chicago is sold for $17 million, the most expensive residential sale in that city's history. the owner buyed it as a second home. they call themselves a self made couple from india living the american dream. >> we'll take a quick break and more news when we come right back.

"action news" at 12:30 continues. >> hello again, here are story we are following on "action news" at 12:30, a water main break in philadelphia floods streets leaving a mess behind and we are on the scene where the repair work continues this hour. and a new water search for missing student, shane

montgomery. >> the holidays can be fun but hazardous for young children, we have tips to keep your kids safe this holiday season. and crews are on the scene of a water main break in the kengs ton section. chopper 6 hd was over the scene of german town avenue. numerous streets had to be shut down because of the break. katherine scott has more now. >> reporter: there are repairs to be made and roads remain closed. there is mud all over the streets and it's surrounding blocks as well after a break in a 20-inch plain this morning. >> it was flowing like a river down the road and sidewalk. >> neighbors watched stunned as water gushes through these kensington streets at 8:00 a.m. this day care was evacuated as a precaution after water got into