good morning, america. breaking overnight, california catastrophe. a rare tornado. raging river rescues. trees brought down by record wind and rain. rock slides hitting homes. the extreme weather up and down the west coast and now the huge cleanup. hack attack. new e-mails exposed as more superstars are dragged into the sony hacking scandal. why jennifer lawrence was apparently upset about her salary and what got george clooney fired up. caught on camera, a hit and run at the car wash. the hunt for the driver who crashed into two workers. will this horrifying surveillance video lead to an arrest?

and surf's up, way up. the daredevils risking their lives riding monster waves up to 70 feet high. an american record-setting surfer weighing in this morning about his cowabunga moment. >> it felt good. and right as i started to turn, the shadow came over. >> is this ride of a lifetime really worth the risk? hey, good morning on this extremely rare date on the calendar. it is saturday, december 13th. aka 12-13-14. catnip for math nerds and the supersticious everywhere. >> where do you fall in there? the math geek or the supersticious?

>> i've never been good at math. >> it only happens once a century. and we will show you how some adventurous couples are celebrating it. we to want get to the ferocious storm that blasted the west coast. mud lieds, mudslides, a tornado and saturating rain. rob marciano is in one of the hardest hit areas with the latest on the massive cleanup effort. good morning, rob. >> reporter: good morning. look at this. this is unbelievable what a surreal sight this is. several homes completely lost. in this case, this home is completely buried. we talk about mudslides and debris flows, but it's not mud. these are huge boulders crushing everything in its path. and certainly in the case of this home, completely buried. this all started in northern california, slamming in that part of the state. and ended in southern california in what turned out to be a wild morning of wild weather. overnight, new footage of a rare small tornado tearing through

southern los angeles during the rush of the morning commute. just watch as the winds violently whipped palm trees and sends roof tiles flying. >> i thought the house was going to collapse. wind even pulled the door. >> reporter: the tornado damaging at least five homes, leaving residents shaken. >> i heard this noise and like a whistling sound. and i heard a big old thunder, like, boom. >> reporter: californians cleaning up this morning and assessing the destruction from that powerful storm system that brought a respite to the drought-stricken state. los angeles country capturing millions of gallons of waters for its reservoirs, but not without a price. l.a. fire fighters catching this tree falling on camera. tens of thousands without power. and torrential downpours. >> here we go, guys. here's the rescue. push forward. >> reporter: and more dramatic images caught on tape. emergency teams rescuing two people from the raging los angeles river. the powerful waters sweeping away one rescuer. he was later recovered unharmed.

and in san diego, california highway patrol officers handling almost 300 crashes on rain-soaked highways in just four hours. and these less-traveled roads becoming a surfing hot spot. you would be hard-pressed to find any part of the state untouched by the storm. yes, they need the rain, but they don't want to get that much rain in that short of time because it leads to this, dan. we get a bit of a break over the weekend. but there are more storms headed towards california next week. we'll talk about that in the weather segment. back to you. >> not over yet. thank you. and pick up on the fear with the debris slides. many of the people living in the storm zone are in a constant state of threat this morning. waiting and watching the hills above their homes which could unleash massive destructive power. and david wright is also in khama rcamarillo springs this m covering that angle. good morning to you, david. >> reporter: good morning, dan.

looking around this neighborhood, you can truly see the power of mother nature. it's nothing short of a miracle that no one was injured or killed. the people who live in these homes are mostly elderly, retirees who will now be homeless for christmas. this is the before picture. a vine video posted during the last big storm just ten days ago. here is that same view today. as terrifying as it must have been to have your house almost swallowed by a mountain, the rocks and mud bursting inside. piled up to the ceiling. it must have been terrifying. >> it was. hearing the rocks crashing, banging at quarter to 2:00 in the morning. >> reporter: the thing she will never forget is that sound. >> horrible, horrible sound. like a loud crash of thunder constantly. >> reporter: all of the vegetation that was holding the topsoil in place burnt away last year during one of those massive california wildfires. >> i have been here 14 years. we have had heavier rains than we have had, and never a problem.

it's all because of the fire. >> reporter: the worst irony for some of these homeowners is that they had just started digging out from the first mudslide the day before this storm hit. now this. >> i don't know if it was insurance or what, but it sat the whole time. and now the company that had come in and just started yesterday. this is just crazy. terrible. yeah, it is. >> reporter: you know you can't help but think of that ancient greek myth of the guy who was condemned to spend his days pushing a huge boulder up a hill only to watch it roll back down every day. and the thing that geologists are telling us, they can't be certain more of the hillside won't come down. there are burn areas like this all the way down the coast. paula. >> one-two punch for so many. david wright, thank you very much. and more fallout from the hollywood hacking scandals and damaging secrets that are being

leaked every day. the latest, the fight over jennifer lawrence's "american hustle" paycheck. and george clooney ready to take on rupert murdoch. on rupert murdoch over his latest movie project. >> reporter: even more fallout from the cyber attack against sony. new reports of leaked e-mails claim to show jennifer lawrence fighting over her "american hustle" paycheck. angry and lawrence and co-star amy adams were set to earn less than the male stars of the box office smash hit. >> whatever, i don't want to talk about it. >> reporter: other hollywood a-listers now caught in the growing scandal, george clooney. e-mailing about his new movie on the uk phone hacking scandal, reportedly vowing to take on rupert murdoch if he got in the way of the project. even a leaked wish list. sony reportedly wanting lawrence and emma stone for a "ghostbusters" remake. in what's the being said to be

the biggest hack ever, amy pascal is busy apologizing. what happens now? are there phone calls being made? lawsuits being considered? >> in a way this is almost worse than lawsuits. we're talking about hurt feelings among big stars. >> reporter: and this morning a new video from angelina jolie, apologizing to fans that she'll miss the premiere of her film, "unbroken." the reason? not the scandal, she'll miss it because she has chickenpox. >> i will be home itching and missing everyone. >> reporter: for sony, it might not be the end. security experts say it's possible that hackers could still access the company's computers. sony not commenting. for "good morning america", cecilia vega, abc news, new york. >> only angelina jolie can look good while having chickenpox. >> she looked hot. >> looked totally, absolutely fine. no pox visible. >> like when i'm sick or wake up

in the morning. >> shocking. >> you look great at all hours, sara haines. but we have to move on now. history will be made in a march on washington bringing together the families of michael brown, eric garner, tamir rice and trayvon martin. all black males killed while unarmed. it's called the justice for all protest. the protesters are calling for an end to police violence. bazi kanani has more. >> reporter: this morning, thousands of protesters on their way to the nation's capital. organizers here getting ready for what could be the largest yet -- >> we're going to tell them about it at the nation's capital. >> reporter: of the hundreds of demonstrations across the country against police brutality and racism after the high-profile deaths of michael brown and eric garner. >> we can't breathe. >> reporter: students at the nation's most distinguished medical schools calling for change with the hash hag hashtag white coats, black lives. staging die-ins at columbia, yale.

>> it's hard for folks to talk about. this is one way to give voice to these issues. >> reporter: congressional staffers walking out of congress this week to make a silent statement. their hands up. the wave of protests and reaction to what activists consider the unnecessary deaths of unarmed black men, including michael brown, shot to death in ferguson, missouri. and eric garner who died after being held in an apparent chokehold in staten island, new york. anger reignited when grand juries refused to indict the white police officers involved in their deaths. their mothers now coming together and speaking to anderson cooper on cnn overnight. >> if eric garner was a white man, he wouldn't have lost his life that day. >> reporter: civil rights groups organizing today's march want a new law to make it easier for federal prosecutors to take over in cases like these. now when protesters reach the u.s. capital today, the senate is expected to be in a rare

saturday session, still working on that spending bill. dan, paula. >> big day in washington. thank you. and i was just mentioning to you guys, i was in harlem last night walking by a peaceful protest. it was a mixed protest, they were all saying i can't breathe. the majority of these protests have been very, very -- >> happening all over america. no question about it. turn it over to ron, leading with 2016? possibility of a clinton-bush rematch. there's a new report out this morning indicating that we could be heading to the rematch. according to the "washington post." allies of jeb bush are telling top gop fundraisers and prospective staffers not to commit to any other potential republican candidates for 2016. the report goes on to say an official announcement from bush could come soon. hillary clinton, of course, is presumed to be running on the democratic side. there's no official announcement yet. her husband defeated jeb bush's dad in 1992.

now to breaking news overseas this morning, isis has shot down a military helicopter. it was taken down on the outskirts of the holy city of samarra. killing two pilots on board. it's believed they used a shoulder-fired rocket launcher. and former nfl mvp adrian peterson may be quitting football after a league arbitrator upheld his unpaid suspension. the vikings running back -- minnesota vikings running back cannot play football again until next spring. this after his unsuccessful bid to be reinstated after he was accused of child abuse. peterson tells espn.com he may walk away from pro football and instead pursue a track career and possibly try to run in the 2016 olympics. and breaking this morning, police in portland, oregon, have made an arrest in friday's shooting outside of an alternative high school. a 22-year-old man is under arrest now. a handgun allegedly found in his car. three people were injured in the shooting. a teenage girl is in critical condition.

and the death of tamir rice the 12-year-old boy so the by a cleveland police officer, fatally shot, has been ruled a homicide. the autopsy results show he was shot once in the abdomen. he was carrying a pellet gun when the police officer pulled up and shot him. the police union president said the officer who has not been charged in that incident did not know that what rice was holdings was not a real gun. and take a look at this. workers at this las vegas car wash were detailing a car when a 1970s oldsmobile made a wide reverse turn and never slowed down. he's caught on camera. he took off. both workers have broken legs. one is hospitalized with a broken back. also caught on camera. a scuffle breaking out at a colorado girls high school basketball game. when a player on the bench tries to intervene, her coach,

allegedly, throws her to the ground. the player was kicked off the team and suspended from school for five days. and the coach was not punished. and finally, also in colorado, a christmas grinch who has a bit of a change of heart. a family who's christmas display was stolen on sunday, they put a sign on their lawn asking for whoever swiped santa and the reindeer to bring them back because their kids were really sad. as you can imagine. well, their wish was granted. the decorations were returned on friday along with a note of apology signed by the grinch. the alleged grinch, the suspected grinch. the little girl -- reported grinch. the little girl and the family are not entirely mollified. they say next year they intend to put their christmas display on the roof. where that grinch or another can't get to it. >> with surveillance cams. >> with surveillance cams. >> they can still get to the roof, though. >> that's true. speaking as an experienced stealer of ornaments. >> don't you see that halo above my head, gentlemen? >> it's not there, paula. >> it's not? >> no.

>> shoot. all right. >> someone removed that. >> don't tell my mom that. thanks, ron. it is the season for holiday shopping. are you getting a good deal? as bargain hunters are on the prowl and in high gear. abc's rebecca jarvis unveiling the details on a shocking new study on how few deals really exist. >> reporter: 12 days before christmas, and dazzling deals and discounts everywhere you turn. before you buy, listen to this. there's plenty of offers you can afford to miss. >> we spend more than 54,000 this season, and less than 1% are good deals. >> reporter: product review website the wire cutter has scoured the internet and found thousands of average offers masquerading as the deals of the century. >> we want people to not take the bait. >> reporter: what is the bait? >> the emotional impact of seeing the word deal. >> reporter: take a look at this

smart toaster on sale at macy's for $250. compared to the regular price of $417. sounds like a huge discount. but dig a little deeper and you'll find that same toaster available on best buy, crate and barrel and amazon for $250 for the last year. >> there's really great products. but not many good deals. >> reporter: how do you know when a deal is really a deal? track the price action with web sites like camelcamelcamel.com. they let you see prices on products over time. and this flat screen tv, on sale for $348, but just a few days ago it was $30 less. many retailers are willing to price match on the most popular gifts of the season. ask and you shall receive. for "good morning america," rebecca jarvis, abc news, new york. thank you. turning now to an epic christmas gift for surfers. they're calling it the holy grail of huge waves. they are either very brave or

very nuts. they are out risking their lives riding these monster swells along the coast of portugal. and alexander marquardt is right there. >> reporter: this is what it's like to fly down a moving mountain of water seven stories high. that speck, hawaiian big wave surfer garrett mcnamara. risking life and limb. one of just a few surfers in the world who can handle these waves in portugal, which thanks to him, has become known as the holy grail of monster waves. it was in this same spot in 2013 he rode what may have been the biggest wave ever surfed. thought to be close to 100 feet high. surfers say the waves here are like nowhere else in the world world. formed by an underwater canyon, just offshore that's a thousand feet deep.

and fueled by a storm system farther north in europe that's been called a weather bomb. we met up with mcnamara this week after one heart pounding session. >> right as i kind of started to turn, the shadow came over. the wave had this big shadow because it blocked the sun. it was like, oh, my god. >> reporter: a feeling like no other that has turned a sleepy fishing town into a surfing mecca. for "good morning america", i'm alexander marquardt in portugal. >> that is so -- >> amazing. >> have you been surfing? >> i have. it was a 2-foot wave, i think. >> they don't call that surfing. >> it's close to the shore -- >> that's not surfing. >> it was like the bunny hill of surfing. with those, you can't wreck -- >> you can't wreck, you mean you can't fall over. >> if you wreck, wipe out -- >> you fall straight down. >> speaking as a man who wears water wings in a jacuzzi, i will never be joining that party. >> water wings. >> and a little speedo.

>> i just made that up. it's totally not true. >> the little puffers on your arm. >> i just got a visual i can't get back. >> rob is probably a surfer. >> he's a tough guy. what do you think? could you surf those huge waves? >> i'm right up there with sara haines. although i think i rode an 18-inch wave once. yeah. bring on -- i'm with you, dan. give me some swimmies. put them right here. i'll tell you wha they have big waves across california with the storm, the awful effects of the mudslides in the burn areas is what you see behind me. let's talk about where the storm is going and what's to come. this is what was dumped across yosemite national park. a little silver line in california catch. the storm presses inland showers and heavy snow in the mountains could see a foot or more. getting into the plains, but a drier. sunday and night into monday, another system comes in, another

system after that. not as strong as the past storms, but decent storms. we want it to come slowly, this way we won't see the land move so quickly. mild air across the mid section of the country. humid air and fog from dodge city to oklahoma city. 60 in denver. 62 in rapid city. they were 62 yesterday. 52 national, seasonable across the northeast and chilly across socal this morning. >> reporter: good morning, everyone, i'm meteorologist chris sowers with this accuweather update. final we're in the clear this morning, we'll see clouds build this this afternoon, but temperatures will moderate a little bit. there's the view of the center city skyline. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast still a little bit chilly not too bad, 42 today, 46 tomorrow, 47

monday, 50 degrees on tuesday, clouds and showers. g your wet s swimmies, dan. >> yes. i travel with them everywhere. a lot of revealing a lot of personal information this morning. rob, thank you. we miss you. we'll see you in the next half hour. coming up on "gma," new developments this morning in the case of the homeowner accused of killing a young man in his garage. was this a trap? what the defense is now saying. plus inside the fame, marriage and motherhood of beyoncé. what the megastar is revealing in her surprise short film. >> it leaked and went immediately viral, this film. >> of course it did, anything beyoncé. >> and, oh, you're talking "star war wars". more retails about the new "star

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solemn event on "action news" at 9:00. 8:28, saturday morning, let's go outside to meteorologist chris sowers. hey, chris. >> reporter: hey, eva, the storm system that brought us the lousy weather all week is pulling away. 42 degrees, windchills in the 30s. tomorrow, 46. tuesday we could reach 50 degrees, that's not too bad. >> that's it for "action news," we'll be back in a half-hour, stay tuned for more "good morning america."

and now that i'm famous, it's really, really difficult to do very simple things. i think it's the hardest thing to give up. >> very revealing there, beyonce offering fans her personal takes on fame, feminism, motherhood and marriage. and what she's had to give up. the surprising video, no surprise it's going viral. why she released it now and more of her extraordinarily candid moments ahead. >> everything she does, goes viral. drops a record out of nowhere, goes immediately platinum. she is quite a force. and check this out, the fire ball in the sky. caught a lot of people by surprise. catching me by surprise is ron making a lot of noise. i don't know what he is doing over there. >> ron literally dropped the mic. >> he literally dropped the mic.

wasn't on purpose. we will explain when you're seeing on the screen and maybe we'll explain what you're hearing off camera coming up. but start with the new developments in the trial of a man accused of murdering a teenager in his own home. the question, was it self-defense? >> prosecutors in montana laid out their case. and now the defense is taking the reins. arguing the homeowner did not have murder on his mind. and aditi roy is in the los angeles bureau with the story. >> reporter: good morning, paula and dan. a lot going on in court. prosecutors wrapped up their case against markus kaarma, arguing the montana man baited the german exchange student into his garage and shot him. the defense is presenting the case, arguing he feared for his life when he pulled the trigger. the defense's turn in markus kaarma's murder trial. the 30-year-old montana man accused of deliberately shooting and killing 17-year-old exchange student diren dede.

>> certainly we're going to and the court to reconsider its ruling. >> reporter: kaarma's lawyer saying he was scared and started shooting to defend himself after the teenager allegedly walked into his garage looking for alcohol. but the prosecution, wrapping up their case friday, played jurors an interview with investigators. telling them that his common law wife, janelle, left their garage door partially open to catch particulars who had previously broken into their home. >> i tried to explain to her how hard it is to catch a burglar in the act. i took the cameras down, you're just asking for trouble. she's like, fine, why don't i do it myself, then. >> reporter: also playing in court, a phone conversation between the couple. kaarma initially telling flager it was pitch dark in the garage. but later said he saw the teenager holding something in his hand. >> i did see he was armed. he had something in his hand. >> reporter: legal experts say

that conversation could still help the defense's argument. it was too dark to see if the intruder was unarmed. >> this taped conversation, while presented by prosecutors, actually presents the seeds of the defense. which is i thought that he had a weapon. and that's why i shot. >> reporter: kaarma is out on bail during his trial. testimony resumes monday and expected to last through the 17th. the jury having a lot to chew on. dan and paula. >> this is a trial we will be following every step of the way. back to ron for the morning's top stories. good morning. >> hi, dan and paula. >> you got everything together, by the way? >> i'm cool, i'm cool. >> his microphone literally fell. >> i grabbed it, caught it. >> you're so agile. >> reflexes like a cat. c >> cat-like. in the news, we begin with the huge protest that is planned at our nation's capital later today. the families of michael brown and eric garner will attend the national march in washington beginning at noon eastern time.

similar protests will be held across the country, including a large march scheduled for new york city. and this unannounced top-secret rocket launch rattled a lot of nerves firday in california. some frightened residents reported seeing a meteor or a fire ball in the sky. a bird or a plane. no, none that have, it was carrying a national defense satellite. and the u.s. senate will convene today for a rare saturday session to get final approval of a $1.1 trillion bill to fund the government through 2015 and avoid a shutdown. and finally, an 11-year-old arkansas girl back home. and let's say she is busted. first she took -- or allegedly took $10,000 in cash from her grandmother and hitched a ride to little rock, arkansas. where she got into a cab. had the taxi take her all the way to florida. why? to meet a boy. >> of course it was a boy. >> she never made it.

police used her cell phone information to track her down in georgia on her way to florida. the cab driver returned the movie and apologized saying he thought she was older than she was. her dad has confiscated her cell phone and her makeup. that will teach her. >> what about her computer? she must have met this guy over the internet. >> $10,000 from grandma? >> i stole from my mom's piggy bank. that's acceptable. that's coin. >> not only are you in trouble, we're going to invite a news crew to take a picture -- >> looking miserable. >> with no makeup on. >> an 11-year-old. >> my daughter won't date until she's 30. and i'm pretty sure rob marciano's young daughter won't date until she's 35. >> don't get a cell phone. >> reporter: good morning, again, guys, speaking of 11 days it doesn't come up for a bit, but when it does, they will have a mess to clean up here.

a devastating morning with the rock slide. we have mild temperatures, seasonable i should say. tomorrow, 39 degrees in new york city. here come the temperatures, milder, 20 and 30 degrees above average. we'll get back to seasonable levels monday and tuesday. getting snow from this storm in california into the mountains, yeah, they will take it. the ski resorts can use it in the rockies and utah could see a foot of fresh powder, but there will be low visibility until the drier air rolls in on monday. that's a look at what's happening. here what's happening in your local forecast. >> reporter: good morning, everyone, i'm meteorologist chris sowers with the accuweather update. 42 degrees is the high today. we're up to 46 that begins moderating trend tomorrow, 47

monday, 50 by tuesday. not a bad way to -- what's going on back there? i hear ron -- >> ron just did a lap. >> everything's cool, man. miss you. >> ron just did a lap around the set. >> rob knows how crazy things are around here. ron's been running around the studio for reasons none of us could fathom. sara, you had something you wanted to talk about. >> why don't you be leashed to your chair. >> stay out of it. no, it's not "pop news" yet. today is a special day. it's the last chance this century to commemorate the special occasion. that's because, as we said before today is 12-13-14. and the very last sequential date this century. won't see another one for almost a hundred years. the knot.com said over 20,000 couples have registered on their site to be married today. including these at the famous little white wedding chapel overnight. they got married at 12-13 -- 13 seconds after 12:00 a.m.

>> we're talking 14 frames too? >> to be married at 12: 13: 14. >> here he goes. >> it's not necessarily the last sequential date. what about january 2nd, 2034. that's 1-2-3-4. >> how about that, sara? >> cut to commercial. go to commercial. cut! all right, coming up on "gma." sara hates when i bring out my abacus and talk math. coming up here on "gma," beyonce has dropped a new video and of course it went instantly viral. revealing to fans what life is like when you're as famous as she is. and actress keira knightley has her own big reveal. like the one i just made that wasn't so big. details up ahead in "pop news." >> now we can cut to commercial. >> dan, you want to warn me? give a little joy. a book is a gift like no other. and barnes & noble is like no other

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price of fame. and linzie janis watched it on her youtube channel. and you are here with the big reveal. >> maybe her most revealing video yet. beyonce calls it a retrospective short film. and in it the famously-private star shares her thoughts on a range of topics, including how it feels to live in the spotlight. >> when you're famous, no one looks at you as a human anymore. you become the property of the public. >> reporter: beyonce opening up like never before. >> i've always been very choosey about what i do with my body. and who i want to share that with. >> reporter: in a short film the superstar reflects on everything from the meaning of life to the price of fame. >> sometimes wish i could just be anonymous. >> reporter: released on queen bey's youtube channel, the

confessional titled "yours and mine," marking the one year anniversary of her surprise album, "beyonce." in its 11-minutes, the 33-year-old superstar pours her heart out over behind the scene clips and personal vignettes. >> i was brought up seeing my mother try to please and make everyone comfortable. i know that when you grow up, when you learn a few things, you're no longer afraid. >> reporter: sharing her innermost thoughts on everything from career to family. >> people feel like they lose something when they get married. but there's nothing more exciting about having a witness to your life. the love i have for music, for my husband, for my child, is something that will last far beyond my life. >> reporter: well, in the short film beyonce also calls herself

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and his light saber. and there's rey on her speeder played by daisy ridley. and finn on the run. and the force awakens hits the theaters next december. the thing i love is they brought back the topps cards. it's like the garbage pail kids? >> garbage pail kids? >> age difference. >> building the hype up for a full year. >> that's the best way to do it. hanging on the edge like, yep sorry. and big announcement from keira knightley. the actress confirming that she has a bun in the oven. they looked gorgeous. the baby bump hiding in a brocade dress. they got married over a year and a half ago. more big news, earlier this week, nominated for a s.a.g. award for her role in "the imitation game." she said that being a stay at home mom is not for her. these award-winning performances are going to continue. baby and all.

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i feel like we learned and accomplished a lot this morning. we learned that ron needs to be somehow attached to his chair or he'll just run around. we learned that sara doesn't like to be challenged with mathematical questions. >> you swim with floaties. >> i swim with floaties. >> in a jacuzzi. >> i'm eva pilgrim, coming up next on "action news" saturday at 9, the first female firefighter to be killed in the line of duty will be laid to rest this morning in philadelphia. delaware county is investigate a shooting that leaves a man hospitalized. santa helps a brother and sister from new jersey get their christmas wish early. you can't miss this heart-warming surprise.

those stories and the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast next on "action news" saturday morning.

>> good morning, it is saturday, december 13, i'm eva pilgrim we're following several new stories from overnight including a fire in delaware that destroyed a home and sent people into the cold. we'll have the national civil rights march in washington today. a final farewell to a fallen his or his or hero. we'll have a report on philadelphia firefighter laid to rest killed in the line of duty. those stories, but first, the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast. >> reporter: hey, eva. we have a chill in the area, that's the view of the center

city skyline. the whole week was cloudy, rain tuesday, showers, wednesday, snow thursday and yesterday we started to see the skies brighten up a little bit. today we'll see more in the way of sunshine as the coastal system begins to pull away. allentown, 36 degrees right now. philadelphia, 38. millville, 36. trenton showing 36 and, of course, you factor in the winds it feels like the 20s and 30s out there. wilmington, 28. 27 in reading, 33 in the poconos. millville, 28 degrees. this is the nor'easter that pulled through on tuesday, all the heavy rains. the 60-plus-mile-an-hour winds down the urch shore. it's spinning off the coast of maine. look at what it's done on the temperatures. the normal high 48 degrees. monday, 37 this came around 11:59 at night. 45 tuesday, wednesday, 43. thursday, 38. friday,