view on sky of. there is penns landing. visibility has been reduced to less than a mile. get a load of this shot. this is atlantic city. there you go, you can barely make out the tops of the casinos. we're dealing with patchy dense fog. if you're traveling take it slow keep both hands on the steering wheels and reduce your speeds take your time this morning. on top of the fall we have all this. these are the showers that are pushing through the heart of delaware valley. occasionally we start to pick up a heavier downpour. for the most of the part a lot of this is on the lighter side. early this morning we have good rains falling across south jersey. that's long gone and pulling out to sea. temperatures wise, warm front in the process of pulling through. 44 in philadelphia. 48 in millville. 351 in sea isle. atlantic city, 51. the chesapeake bay region in the

mid 50s think -- at this hour. for today rain at time, patchy fog, a lousy finish to the weekend. on the positive note we're up to 63 degrees. but this will change tomorrow. in the next 24 hours we'll go from this to actual air temperatures down into the teens in parts of the area. i'll show you how long that cold weather lasts when i come back with the full accuweather forecast. >> a new york police officer shot and killed in the line of duty will be laid to rest later this morning. police officers from across the country are in brooklyn to pay their respects to officer wenjian liu. the action cam was at the fraternal order of police headquarters where 80 off duty officers boarded two buses heading to new york city. they will attend the funeral of officer wenjian liu.

the killer took his own life after ambushing the two officers. >> law enforcement is first and foremost a brotherhood and sisterhood. whenever any of our brother or sister officers are killed in any manner, but particularly with this slaughter that happened a few weeks ago it's extremely important that we show our solidarity, not only to the citizens but more importantly to the officer's family. >> dozens of other officers from several south jersey departments left for the funeral. the man responsible for the killings for officers wenjian liu and rafael ramos stated he was seeking vengeance for the police-involved shooting of michael brown and eric carer. a man escaped injured after

he lost control of his car in maple shade. the man flipped the car and landed in a reservoir. he needed to crawl out of the car and was on top of the overturned vehicle. the man was taken to kennedy hospital in cherry hill in stable condition. police in south jersey are looking for the person who set off an explosive device in a mail box overnight. it happened on sequoia drive in cherry hill around midnight. police received the call from 911. fire crews say an explosive device was put in the mail box to blow it up. we have an update on a missing boy in delaware county. he has been found safe and sound. 10-year-old louis desmond was reported missing around 7:30.

he has been found safe this morning, he was sleeping at a friend's house. >> funeral arrangements are being made tore 21-year-old shane montgomery. his body was discovered in the schuylkill river ending an agonizing five week long search. "action news" reporter, kenneth moten has more. >> reporter: green ribbons and flyers have been a fixture in manayunk during the search for missing west chester senior shane montgomery. he has been found fully clothe in the schuylkill river saturday before noon. the cell phone on him. his grieving roxborough parents were there. today we have done what we have promised. we have found and brought shane home. we want to thank everyone for their support and prayers and love and ask they continue to pray for our family at this trying time. >> reporter: shane disappeared 40 days ago after a night out with friends thanksgiving morning. he was last seen leaving kills

dares stumbling across the bridge near the business. last month divers located his keys in the water. saturday they found him a half mile away. ten feet from the banks of the schuylkill behind manayunk brewing company. >> where he was was about waist deep. it's probably 6 7-foot not deep. just moving current. >> loved ones and their pastors and the employees of the brewing company watched as divers worked. >> we set up a watch out back and we became family with his family. we was all out back when they brought shane up it was a sad situation. >> reporter: the search is over, but the investigation into how shane died is just the beginning. police sources say there are no obviously signs to his body. those who followed the search came to the river with so many questions. >> where would he have gone, what would he have done, what really happened?

even though this part of the schuylkill had been searched divers say scouring this large river is a tedious process. the medical examiner will conduct a an autopsy to determine the cause of death. the churchy shane montgomery was a member served as ground zero for the volunteer search operation. st. john baptist felt a bitter sweet mix of relief and grief after finding the body of shane montgomery. >> i've been praying every morning they would find him for the parents. >> he is home with god and with his family and with god. >> reporter: the green ribbons that were handed out during shane's disappearance sit on the christmas tree outside the church. green was shane's favorite color. the people of manayunk

substituted the annual tree lighting for a candle light vigil during the west chester's student ps disappearance. we have more at 6abc.com along with information about vigils being organized in the day to come. a motel worker goes to check on a customer and finds a dead body. an employee found the man in the 900 block of churchman's road. the man was identified as 35-year-old matthew ornstein. it is believed he had been using propane canisters as a lighting source inside a tent he put up in the room. an autopsy will be determined -- will be performed to determine the cause of death. a blaze occurred in wilmington on summit he avenue

before 8:00. sadly efforts to resuscitate a puppy were unsuccessful. the cause is under investigation. if you plan to use the pennsylvania turnpike today be prepared to pay more than yesterday. the higher rate applies to cash and easy pass customers. it will reduce a state transportation funding short fall and widen the turnpike from 4 to 6 lanes. this is the 7th toll increase in as many years. >> a warning you need to know about lighting up your fireplace with glass panels. a dangerous situation for children. a salt truck loses control on a a road near pittsburgh and slides into a home. looking live at philadelphia international airport, meteorologist chris sowers has the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast when we come right

(vo) at jennie-o, we heard of a place in iowa where every thursday people ride ten miles for tacos. we thought we'd show up and surprise them with a better kind of taco, made with jennie-o ground turkey, cooked thoroughly to 165. (mom) i'd feed my kids turkey tacos over regular tacos any day. (woman) i think that they're light and they're just fresh tasting. (vo) it's time for a better taco. (kid) the tacos tonight were pretty much perfect. (vo) make the switch. look for jennie-o ground turkey at a store near you.

a salt truck slid off a slick road in allegheny county this weekend and slammed into the home. the homeowner said he was upstairs when he heard a large boom. the truck damaged one wall in the home and ended up on its side. the truck driver was not hurt. plenty of drivers needed help in the lehigh valley this weekend. a light snow fell in north

hampton county yesterday. penndot tried to keep the roads clear with salt trucks. it was eventually changed over to rain. always our wonderful chris sowers predicted today. >> now we're in the 60s what is going on? >> reporter: we're back in the deep freeze after that, yeah, what's going on. that's the big question right now. as we getting you outside we'll take a look at spring mountain there, that looks pretty sad. the ski resort not too good here temperatures in the 60s they will be making snow later this week with temperatures staying below freezing. the weather will start to cooperate for some of the ski resorts. storm tracker 6 live showing we cleared out nicely. we had several bouts of rain this morning and we're seeing lighter shades of green and that's starting to pull away. we'll zoom into the philadelphia area camden and burlington counties delaware river and referred a couple of showers moving into florence, route 130

there could wet weather but the majority of it is working out to sea. scattered showers to the west, but the bulk of this has pushed through the delaware valley. 44 degrees dewpoint, 23. winds out southwest 7 miles per hour. pressure reading under 30 inches. atlantic city, 51. dover, 48. millville, 48. and every timely -- eventually everybody will start to see the 40s and 50s and 60s as the warm air surges north. the visibility is a big issue. .3 in wilmington, half mile in reading, 1.3 in millville. we have a warm front sitting right over the heart of the delaware valley this morning. as that continues to pull to the north it will take the fog along with it. give it an hour or two, it will pull away. we'll see clouds and patchy

drizzle from time to time, but the visibility will start to come up. surface maps winds out of the southwest we're in the 50s and 60s thome -- tomorrow, winds shift out of the northwest you factor in the winds, it will feel like the teens and 20s big, big changes in the weather department. future tracker 6 shows clouds throughout the day. occasionally we'll pick up a shower here or there patchy drizzle and fog clearing by the afternoon. we'll get into the overnight as the arctic front hits the delaware valley, the warm air that's in place could fire up thunderstorms along the coast from wildwood to atlantic city. doesn't look severe, but don't be surprised later on at 8:00 p.m. you hear rumble also of thunder. that ushers all the cold air. 18 in allentown. 19 in reading, 24 in philadelphia. by afternoon not getting much

better, 24 in philadelphia. 16 in allentown and the numbers get worse and worse and worse as we move along in the 36 hours. 14 in reading, 19 in philadelphia, 20 in trenton. enjoy it today. clouds and occasional rain patchy fog winds out of the southwest at 10 to 20 miles per hour a few showers around early this evening,, otherwise clouds giving way to stars winds turning blustery and colder. 30 for the outlying suburbs and 32 for center city. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, monday, 35 degrees tuesday a clipper system pushes through drops an inch or two of snow in parts of area. blustery and cold, 30 degrees, wednesday, cold and 28. thursday frigid, 22 windchills in the teens. friday and saturday, 33, 35, you

knew we would have to pay for it sooner or later. looks like it will be this week. >> 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 anywhere. >> a bobcat survived a wild ride in arizona. take a look the animal was hit by a car in scottsdale. he thought the cat was dead. when he checked the vehicle for damage he found was alive and stuck in the grill. he called animal control who freed the animal, the cat is being treated and expected to fully recover.

>> welcome back on this sunday, 9:18 44 degrees, sky6 live hd taking a live look at the foggy platt bridge. we're starting out the new year

unseasonable warm. in the 60s today but 22 degrees thursday. another possible ebola paisht is heading to the -- patient is heading to the u.s. for treatment. they are expected to arrive in omaha this afternoon. the hospital plans to keep the patient in quarantine for observations. the doctor cared for three ebola patients last year, two fully recovered and a third did not survive. a british nurse who contracted the ebola virus in west africa has worsened. the she is in critical condition. she returned to the uk after volunteering in sierra leone doctors are treating her with an experimental drug and plasma from a recovering ebola patient. a warning about glass fireplace doors.

a temperature can reach up to 1200 degrees. young children are at the highest risk whose curious hands find their ways to the surfaces. barriers come with all new glass fireplaces beginning with with the new year. doctors warn that parents need to exercise discretion when it comes to their children and cell phone and tablet use. while the devices have some educational benefits, the distraction may interfere with the self regulation and other important skills for kids. doctors advice that make sure the tablet time is together time and superfluous what you see -- supervise what you see. 700 designer wedding

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life's running out of shaving stuff. and thankfully being able to find backups. >> reporter: welcome back everyone, 89:23 sunday morning the day planner looks gray and

gloomy again just like yesterday. right now we have showers around patch request fog 44. 1:00 p.m., cloudy skies it will be damp, look at this we'll be up to 59. 4:00 63 degrees, that will feel good. that will be by far the warmest temperatures we'll see all week,s because the pattern is ready to change again. that is what happened in december we had pacific air running across the country. it bottled up the colder in northern canada. him everything is about the change. this is usually this time year we see the variations in the overly pattern. the jet stream will look like. it will pour down east of the area of the rocky mountains and all the colder air will sit over the mid atlantic and the northeast. that will be the pattern through the end of the week. it has nothing to do with the polar vortex. last year we had couple of visitors from the polar vortex.

10, 20 blow hit the great lakes and it kept us cold. this time the vortex is up here, it's spinning its wheels along the hudson bay we're just seeing an arctic high. nonetheless it will be cold. abc had one of the highest rated series of 2014. modern series won 27 awards and nominated 67 times. how to get away with murder and scandal number 3. the number one rated broadcast series of the year was the big thing series. >> joan collins was made the female equivalent of a knight. she was recognized for her

services for children's charities. she was born in london and call also it humbling to receive the recognition from her queen and country. >> if you need art for your house and you can't afford it. designers at the live well network show knock it off have a do it yourself project that just might fit your budget. >> reporter: these blank wall also might be intimidating design swies -- design wise. why not try this solution that will spice up the space for 30 bucks. we're using engineer prints that are used by architects and builders, you can have any one made at the local copy center. this is going to allow to blow

up each part of the engineer print so it can be very very large. we're rolling each section from the bottom to the ceiling and working section by section down. the best part about this project we're customizing it using color with chalk. we're working on the picture and choosing area to add pop. the kind of airs areas we want to highlight. rub it on the which you chalk and blend it with your turning tips. a high end piece of art could cost 5 to $700. we created it for 28 bucks that's what we call picture perfect. for more budget-friendly project ideas go to live well network/knock it off. >> i love that! >> we're doing that for our play room. there's much more to come on sunday morning edition of "action news."

movies interrupted fights break out among hundreds of teenagers. meteorologist chris sowers will have the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast seven-day forecast it's going to get cold this week when "action news" continues.

paying their respects a group of officers from new jersey are just some of those from our area in new york for funeral services for a fellow officer who was killed in the line of duty. >> investigators who responded to this crash discovered they have appear apparent murder on their hands. a soggy start to the week and soggy, as well as we look live at atlantic city. you can't see anything because of the dry. we have to dry out but first we have to deal with the rollercoaster temperatures ahead. >> meteorologist chris sowers joins us with accuweather weather. >> reporter: hey nydia if that's atlantic city i'll take your word for it. the visibility has dumb -- come down and the fog is settling on in. dover, 50 degrees, sea isle 52. atlantic city 52. reading, lancaster allentown

everybody well above freezing at this point. so there's no issues with icing out there this morning. it's cloudy and raw and damp, but no ice and actually most of the area is now reporting drier conditions as all the heavier rains from this morning are working their way out to sea. the warmup is on the way 24-hour temperature change. philadelphia 8 degrees warmer than at the same time yesterday. trenton, 10, the poconos 22 degrees warmer than yesterday. storm tracker 6 live double scan the heavy weather is off the coast. just a couple of showers across the northwestern suburbs the lighter shades of green representing the light rain that's falling right now. really, that will be the trend throughout the day. it will be cloudy and damp and raw out here, temperatures climbing in the 50s and 60s rather miserable. 63 degrees that's the forecasted high on january 4th, but enjoy it it's not going to last. it turns bitter cold starting tomorrow, that will last most of the workweek, i'll have the details in the full accuweather

seven-day forecast, in about ten minutes. >> members of local police departments are in new york city this morning to pay their respects to a fallen brother in arms. funeral service begin in little more than an hour for wenjian liu. he was gunned down two weeks ago as he salt in his cruiser with his partner. police officers left our area to show support for the fell officer and the family. >> it's not important not only to the citizens but to the family that we show our solidarity that well not forget the sacrifice their loved one made. >> thousand are expected to attend the funeral service. new york governor andrew couple mow attended the wake yesterday two days after the death of his own father. >> philadelphia firefighters

rushed to a car accident in hunting park section of the city and found they had a murder on their hands. the action cam was on the scene. 39-year-old driver was speeding and his car smashed into a parked carat 3:45. when firefighters reached him they found he had been shot once in the chest. he was pronounced at the scene. police found a bullet shell in the car. homicide detectives are trying to determine where the shooting took place and who did it. philadelphia police are looking for two systems in the murder of a limo drive who was shot in the head. it happened on delancy street in west philadelphia. police believe a passenger pulled the trigger. cash and cell phones were taken. >> one prisoner is on the run another back behind bars after both escaped from a berks county facility. he was captured before midnight.

ray martinez remains at large. they escaped by setting off a fire alarm. they got away during the confusion and made off in a waiting silver colored minivan. the search for west chester university student shane montgomery has come to a tragic end. the 21-year-old's body was found yesterday in the schuylkill. he disappeared in the early morning hours of thanksgiving day after a night out with friends in manayunk. his body was found less than a mile away. an autopsy will be performed to determine a cause of death. "action news" reporter, annie mccormick has reaction to the news of montgomery's body being discovered. is the. >> today we have done what we have promised. we have found and brought shane home.

>> reporter: shane montgomery's parents fought tears to say thank you. >> we want to thank everybody for their support and prayers and love and ask they continue to pray for our family at this trying time. >> the people of manayunk and shane's native roxborough put flyers in the windows and substituted a tree lighting for a candle light vigil. a reward grew to $60,000 with the help of local businesses. his parish st. john baptist became ground zero for search and rescue operations out of the basement. >> he is home with god and his family. >> some parishners entering saturday evening malice heard the news. -- evening mass, heard the news. and shane's uncle sharing mixed emotions. it was that moment you kind of hoped it wasn't shane it was something else, but at the same

time, he is in god's hands he'll never feel pain, he'll never feel rain, he'll always be happy. >> reporter: during his disappearance his family members gave out green ribbons it was his favorite color the ribbons are all over the christmas tree at st. john baptist church. his mother thank the the organizations that worked to find her son and thanked philadelphia police. at this time no funeral arrangesments have been made. reporting in manayunk, channel 6 "action news." >> bad weather slows the efforts to find the bodies of airasia victims 8501. the plane crashed in the java sea sunday killing all 162 people on board. officials think they have located large pieces of wreckage on the sea floor. search teams expect to find many

of the bodies in that debris. two divers had reach the area, but returned to the surface because of difficult weather conditions. they have not found the plane's black boxings. all members of a cargo ship have been rescued off the coast of england's. helicopters and life boats pulled the crew off the ship. the vessel left south hampton ton for germany. it has a large number of vehicles on board. a massive blaze in china killed five people. the fire is burning in the warehouse section and heavy smoke is visible from outside. investigators are still trying to determine the cause of that fire. north korea has responded to the new sanctions the united states has slapped against the

country for the alleged cyber attack against sony pictures. pyongyang has denied any role in the release of the confidential e-mails and files from sony and cooled america of groundlessly stirring up controversies against the country. >> a four-year-old boy is in critical condition after nearly drowning in a wave pool on a crews ship. the oasis of the sea returned to port in everglades last night to get the child to the hospital. the boy slipped below the surface in the wave pool on the 15th deck. officials say the boy was under water anywhere from 5 to 10 minutes. >> a bystander on the deck noticed the child alerted somebody that was in the wave pool the child was brought out of the wave pool and bystanders

began cpr. >> now detectives are trying to figure out why a bystander was the first person to realize the boy was under water. police say the crew is cooperating with the investigation. police say after 3 -- up to 300 teens took part in a series in a movie complex. the fight broke out in the town of valley view. bands of teens roamed the area throwing punches at each other. they had to close nearby restaurants to keep the fights from spreading into the area. they broke up the fights without making arrests. investigators don't know what started the brawl. more to come on sunday morning edition of "action news." he wanted to share his money-saving secrets now an airline and budget travel site of fighting back with a lawsuit. details ahead. icebreaker is being called to clear one of the great lakes in the midwest. now you're looking live through

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>> a fresh patch of snow has fallen in denver, colorado. two to four inch of the white stuff fell on the mile high city. the form brought wind gusts up to 30, 40 miles per hour. skies are clearing and bringing sunshine and warmer temperatures. in duluth minnesota ice chunks have formed an lake superior. the coast guard's have deployed ice breakers. it's the largest ice breaking operation and with help from canada. >> reporter: we'll see a show

winter this week, finally. next week we'll be back up. there's the view at philadelphia international airport. we're seeing patchy fog, some of it is dense, atlantic city you're not able to see too much. actually you can't see anything, that's wilmington, there we go, that's what we're dealing with this morning. we have a lot of visibility issues thanks to the fog that rolled in ahead of the warm front that pulled through. once the warm front moves through the area, it sweeps the fog out of here and temperatures skyrocket. from now until then we're dealing with gray and gloomy conditions. we have a couple of showers toward central pennsylvania, york gettysburg, harrisburg reporting light rain. it's actually pulling away it will move into scranton and wilkes barre.

44 degrees dewpoint, 43. windy out of the south at 7 miles per hour. 37 in allentown. that's the cold spot. look at the pings -- poconos 50 degrees. warmer in the mountains than philadelphia. there's the first batch of rain that pulled through this morning. now we have more showers developing across thes appalachians that will pull through later this afternoon. we're not out of the woods by any stretch but the heaviest by far cleared the area. future tracker 6 clouds throughout the day. patchy drizzle. fog, as well. gloomy finish to the weekend. every now and then you'll pick up a scattered shower. not a wash, but a scattered shower. there's the arctic front that could trigger thunderstorms from

wildwood to lakehurst as the front interacts with the warm air. that will work south and east, the cold air starts driving in while we're sound asleep. the numbers throughout the whole area will fall off the cliff. we're down into the teens and 20s, by the time we get into 7:00 8:00 tomorrow morning. we'll focus in on tuesday an alberta clipper. it's called ant alberta clipper because it develops in alberta. it will swing across the northern tier states, it will produce a band of snow. if you like snow, these develop over land they are 340eu69 starved -- moisture starved cold systems. because it's so cold, everything will stick. 8:30 clouds, snow is breaking out the western suburbs that will push throughout the late morning hours in the first part of the afternoon. it's in anther a huge storm system but we're picking up

lavender colors which indicate it could come down at a steady clip throughout the morning rush into the afternoon. air temperatures tuesday morning, air temperatures in the teens and 20s everything that falls will stick on air roads and grassy surfaces. these numbers are not improving by afternoon. 18 in allentown. 21 in wilmington, millville 24. much milder today periods of rain areas of fog 63 degrees in philadelphia. atlantic city, cape may 63. dover, 66. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast the arctic air returns monday. windy and colder, 35. snow possible, tuesday 30. 28 wednesday brisk and frigid thursday high of 22. nydia. >> don't forget you can get the new 6abc.com wherever you go, the smart design facilities the

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it was the clippers in control. the sixers lose 127-91. of they have lost five straight games. here's ducis rogers with the rest of the sunday morning sports. >> reporter: good morning we'll start off on the ice no claude giroux last night. the flyers decided to is it their captain -- sit there captain after suffering a cut to the lower leg in the previous game. they were getting busy. it's all well and good but it means nothing if you can't win games. ray emory in net. not his best showing. end of the period, inside of ten seconds, the flyers give up another one. he turns 43 next month. he gets the hat trick in the

second period. they drop five straight and finish their road trip 3-5. the eagles made big news with the restructuring of the operations department. chip kelly gets to run the show. he will be in charge of all personnel decisions including the novel draft. he will replace tom gamble who left earlier in the week. ed manowitz is a seriousndidate. carolina takes a 20-14 lead. arizona 77 yards, the lowest total in playoff history. the pan in in -- panthers win.

ravens and steelers, midway through the 4th. baltimore looking to extend the lead. flaco has 7 road wins in the playoffs. that's the most of any quarterback in nfl history. the ravens win. they visit the patriots next week. that should be a good one. i'm ducis rogers you have yourself a terrific day. >> some of wilmington's finest hit the ice for charity. the city firefighters took on the police department in a friendly game of hockey. hundreds pay to check out the action. all the money raised will go to the be positive foundation which benefits children with cancer. much more to come on sunday morning edition of "action news." a new show comes to abc tonight we'll have a preview of.

>> check out how some folks are getting rid of their christmas trees. plus, chris sowers will have your very bizarre accuweather forecast when "action news" continues. life's running out of shaving stuff. and thankfully being able to find backups. (vo) at jennie-o, we heard of a place in iowa where every thursday people ride ten miles for tacos. we thought we'd show up and surprise them with a better kind of taco, made with jennie-o ground turkey, cooked thoroughly to 165. (mom) i'd feed my kids turkey tacos over regular tacos any day. (woman) i think that they're light and they're just fresh tasting. (vo) it's time for a better taco. (kid) the tacos tonight were pretty much perfect. (vo) make the switch. look for jennie-o ground turkey at a store near you.

life's running out of shaving stuff. and thankfully being able to find backups. >> welcome back, it is 10:00 a.m. sunday january 4. in the news, local police

officers board buses for new york. they are paying their respects to a fallen officer who will be laid to rest this morning. we'll have a live report. police in south jersey look for whoever set off a blast inside a mail box overnight. wet and mild, we're dealing with more rain and spring-like temperatures. hold on to your hats, big changes are ahead. meteorologist chris sowers is at the "action news" big board. >> reporter: i liked word you used earlier. >> bizarre. >> reporter: we have huge changes coming in, 47 in philadelphia. dover, 52, sea isle, 50, atlantic city, 50 degrees, the visibility is low in some locations. we're seeing patchy fog reduce the speeds, the roads are wet it will get better during the late morning hours. for now we're seeing visibility

ranging anywhere from 1 to 3 miles per hour. it's easy to out run the headlights even though the sun is up and it's daylight it's easy to do that. storm tracker 6 live showing the showers are out here to the west. central pennsylvania, gettysburg york, harrisburg, seeing wet weather. most of the delaware valley seeing mainly cloudy conditions and patchy drizzle. we're expecting showers during the day. gloomy finish to the weekend. 63 degrees that's the forecasted high today. very spring-like out there. rain expected at times or showers from time to time, patchy fog damp and dreary out there. over the next 24 hours we'll go from 63 to 17 degrees across the northwestern suburbs big big changes on the way. that doesn't take into account when you factor in the winds. i'll focus on that in the full forecast.

guys. >> the big story this morning is the final farewell to the new york city police officer who was shot and killed in the line of duty. >> police officers from our area and around the country are paying respects to wenjian liu. david henry joins us with more. >> reporter: 100 police officers left fop headquarters this morning two full buses and a dozen police cars all to pay their final respects to wenjian liu. >> it's extremely important that we show our solidarity not only to the citizens, but more importantly to the family. >> reporter: the officers boarded the buses for the trip up the new jersey turnpike to new york. dozens of new jersey officers did the same departing from belmawr around 7:30. there will be thousands of other police officers from around the country to pay their last

respects to a fallen comrade. wenjian liu and rafael ramos were assassinated in their patrol car december 20th. the funeral is being held in brooklyn this morning. thousands attended a memorial service yesterday. officers from this area has given up a sunday at home with their families to stand in the cold rape for hours. they also it's a small sacrifice compared to what the two new york officers and their families have lost. >> it's effects every one of us. we wanted to make sure we had a great showing of support not only for the new york city police department, but for the community and also the family. >> it represents the brotherhood of police, not only nationally but worldwide. it hurts all of us when one of us is fallen. we just want to go down and pay our respects. >> the flag here at fop lodge 5 headquarters flies at half staff. a reminder that two police officers paid the ultimate price

for their service to the public. live from police headquarters david henry, channel 6 "action news." >> delaware police are investigating an accident on i-495. it happened at 8:30 in claymont near the pennsylvania border. police say the driver lost control and hit a guardrail. the collision caused the vehicle to overturn and land on i-95. officials rescued the female driver from the wreckage and took her to the hospital. i-95 north is closed and i-495 is closed while police investigate the accident. a man escaped serious injury after he lost control of the car on wet roads in camden county. it happened on route 38 near mill road in maple shade. police say the man flipped the car and landed in a reservoir after he lost control. he managed to crawl out of the car and climb on top of the overturned vehicle. firefighters used a ladder to

help him off the car. the many was taken to kennedy hospital in cherry hill in stable condition. police in south jersey are looking for the person who set off an explosive device new mail box overnight. it happened on sequoia drive in cherry hill. police officers received a call about an explosion. a device was put inside the mail box and used to blow it up. videos from surveillance cameras might have caught the suspect. divers discovered the missing college student shane montgomery in the schuylkill river. he was fully clothed with his cell phone still on him. sources close to the investigation say there appears to be no signs of foul play. he disappeared after a night out with friends and went into the early morning hours of thanksgiving day. he was seen leaving kildare's

public. his body was found about a mile away. >> he was found where it was waist deep. >> an autopsy is pending to determine the cause of death. >> meanwhile, the church where shane montgomery was a member was ground zero for the search effort. >> i thought thank god because i've been praying everyday for him, that they would find him for the parents. >> he is home with god. he is home with his family and with god. >> the green ribbons that were handed out during shane's disappearance sit on a christmas tree outside the churn green lights were added to the tree in support of the family. green was shane's favorite color. the people of manayunk substituted a tree lighting for a damaged light vigil during the

west chester student's disappearance. our coverage continues at 6abc.com there you can read about the time line and the community search and the vigil being organized in the days to come. >> a delaware goes to check on a customer and finds a dead body. an employee found the man on churchman's road. he was identified and police found several small propane canisters inside the room. it is believed he had been using them as a lighting source inside a tent he put up in the room. an autopsy will be performed to determine a cause of death. also from delaware, firefighters suffered minor injuries while battling a blaze in a home in wilmington. it happened on the 200 block of west summit avenue before 8:00 p.m. sadly efforts to resuscitate a puppy were unsuccessful. the cause is under

investigation. the trial of boston marathon bombing suspect tsarnaev sar is scheduled to begin tomorrow after a federal appeals court refused to delay the trial. tsarnaev was pleaded not guilty to 30 charges connected to the terror attack. 3 people were killed, 260 were wounded. if convicted he could face the death penalty. today is the final day of freedom for former new jersey how far she will fails a different kind of reality when she heads to federal prison. she and her husband pleaded guilty in march to multiple counts of fraud. edward brooks the first african-american to win election to the senate has died. he was 935 years old.

he died of natural causes. he was elected in 1966 and served two terms. he became the first plaque person to sit in that branch since reconstruction and only one of nine blacks to serve including president obama. after president obama's election brooks said he thanks god long enough to witness the historic event. conservative mitch mcconnell described brooks as a model of integrity and honesty. sirens will sound off from 10:00 a.m. to 1 # 37:00. there are 37 sirens within the salem facility, the tests are done quarterly. if you drive the pennsylvania turnpike, you will

be experiencing a toll increase. it will help to pay to reconstruct the turnpike and widen the lanes from 4 to 6 lanes. we have a sneak preview of tonight's premier of galavant. has your christmas tree got your goat. we'll show you an unusual solution. you're looking live sky 66hd that's wilmington, delaware. the fog is starting to lift a little. chris sowers has the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast. we'll be right back.

>> residents across the texas panhandle are digging out after two inches of snow blanketed the area. there was ice on bridges and over passes. in parts of mississippi tornados high winds and heavy rains hit this weekend. emergency officials say thousands of residents were left without power. now the cleanup begins and emergency response teams as we can see a lot of work ahead of them. >> here in our area a warmup today and temperatures plummet. >> reporter: that it's up the whole week there. it will be blustery and cold.

ful let's go live on sky 6. down in cape may. temperatures later on will feel mild we'll be up in the 60s. right now it's gray and gloomy and chilly in parts of the area. storm tracker 6 live double scan showing sprinkles around the immediate philadelphia area, delaware county, upper montgomery and bucks county seeing patchy drizzle. anybody else mainly cloudy conditions heavy weather is working out to sea pushing east working into new england just a few showers left over. that's the deal from this point on. occasional showers possible, cloudy skies and patchy drizzle. 49 in philadelphia. do you want, 48. southwest wind at 20. that will push the fog out. dover, 50, millville 50, philadelphia 49. allentown, a little chill, but

above freezing, 38. visibility philadelphia up to 7 miles. big improvement there. millville, 1 mill. all these numbers much, much better than when we first went on on the air this morning when they were below a half mile. the only thing that won't improve are the sky conditions. you'll see clouds from start to finish and every now and then you'll pick up showers as the arctic front closes in. this is the cutter system that pushed through the great lakes states. as it continues to pull to the north, it will pull the warm air with it. that's why we're expecting highs in the low 60s look what's waiting in the lings on the other side. 64 in raleigh. 74 in jacksonville. five below in bismarck, 10 in wichita. intrnl fall -- international fall also it's nearly 40 below.

bismarck, 23 below minneapolis 25 below. here's where the mild december pays huge dividends for the delaware valley. there's no snow out here, as the cold air pushes east, it will modify. we'll not see the brutal temperatures we'll be dealing with out there. it will be cold, but better in the seven day than what you saw there. there's the arctic front sweeping the warm air off the coast. lake-effect snow off lake ontario. tuesday morning, at that point we're down in the teens and 20s, actual air temperatures. here comes the clipper swinging by doesn't look like there will be much moisture with it, but it will be enough to create slick spots by tuesday afternoon. the latest information has an inch or two in the parts of the

area. again, we'll have to see. there's not much moisture with it everything will stick because temperatures are below freezing much milder than today. enjoy these temperatures, periods of rain, 59 degrees in reading. millville, 65. cape may 36 degrees, the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, looks like more like buffalo, 35 degrees, windy and colder for monday. this 35 happens around 9:10. the numbers continue to fall right through the 20s during the course of the day windchills teens and 20s teens morning afternoon. wednesday's high, 28. brisk and frigid thursday, 22. partly sunny friday, high of 33. tuesday, wednesday thursday, all three days windchills in the teens. >> you're happy aren't you? >> so cold. 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 anywhere. a new musical comedy comes to abc tonight the stars of galavant say you get songs and laughs and things very different. we take a closer look. ♪ i'm off a hero's journey ♪♪ the evil king richard has stolen away his lady and this fallen hero is out for revenge with plenty of adventure and song along the way. >> it's something that never been done before so that's my main thing, every day we're doing something different an on the edge tongue-in-cheek off kilter that's interesting. >> galavant is different than

anything eve seen before. mid evil musical comedy. it's different than anything i've seen before. just silly and not ashamed to say so, i think but yet -- >> of a dental hygienist in my apartment she picks the scenery out of my teeth. >> you like princess bride imagine that with music a lot of love. >> the music comes with

disney's favorites. the movie tough guy who knows around his way around a weapon is happier about something else. >> spikes no matter how many weapons i get i always get killed at the end of the it. this show i don't get killed, i'm so pleased.

>> breaks news from our sister station espn, long time anchor

stewart scott has lost his battle with cancer. he just revealed at the espes this past july he had undergone another round of surgery. he leaves behind two teenage daughters. nydia. >> >> reporter: thank you. our odd and unusual pictures of the week are back. we have some fun ones for you this morning. this is the newest edition at the john ball zoo in michigan. this is while there are very few left in the wild, there are 300 living in american zoos, there are efforts to replenish them in the wild. there are lots of different ways to recycle christmas trees

in on ottawa you never considered this. the trees are given to gets. the goats will eat all the needles and bark until they are stripped clean. they prefer the trees to the hay they normally week. this family will never forget each other's birthday, because all of the family members are new year's babies. the dad was born on new year's day 1978 and his wife was born on new year's day 1980. and their first girl was born on new year's day 2015. he said to celebrate next year they will each get their own birthday cake. that's a look at our odd

pictures of the week, eva back to you. >> meteorologist chris sowers takes another look at the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast in just a moment, we'll be right back. (vo) at jennie-o, we heard of a place in iowa where every thursday people ride ten miles for tacos. we thought we'd show up and surprise them with a better kind of taco, made with jennie-o ground turkey, cooked thoroughly to 165. (mom) i'd feed my kids turkey tacos over regular tacos any day. (woman) i think that they're light and they're just fresh tasting.

(vo) it's time for a better taco. (kid) the tacos tonight were pretty much perfect. (vo) make the switch. look for jennie-o ground turkey at a store near you.

>> inside story coming up at 11:30 on 6 arbitrates -- abc here's matt o'donnell with a preview. >> reporter: hey guys, coming up on inside story we're talking about cyber security. find out what is being done to protect you your identity and what's in your wallet with a local congressman who shares house subcommittee on cyber security. tom wolf is poised to become pennsylvania governor

later this month. we'll talk about the biggest factor that could prevent him from getting anything done. another charter school closes could this be the canary in the coal mine. >> now we'll continue our hour with chris sowers. >> reporter: i call him mattie ice, because he is as cool as ice. we have rain from time to time, the arctic front barrels through. 35 degrees monday, windchills hanging out in the 20 and tuesday, wednesday and thursday high temperatures probably not getting to 30 degrees windchills in the teens everyday, could be a round of snow tuesday doesn't look too terribly impressive, but enough to accumulate. we'll watch that. >> 10:26 this week with george stephanopoulos is coming up next on 6abc. >> martha raddatz guests hosts

she'll have the latest on the airasia flight and the 2016 presidential contest about to take shape. >> reporter: we have the latest on the price mystery of airasia how close are they to finding the black box, we have the latest. big news on 2016. biel tell you what mike huckabee is saying this morning. we'll have special coverage of the historic week in afghanistan. the u.s. combat mission is over, all that and much more coming up on this week. eva and nydia back to you. >> thank you martha. "action news" continues at noon. here's what we're working on for you, police officers are gathering today to honor a slain new york police officer. we'll hear from officers from our area. >> a new study shows your brain may be creating false memories, we'll explain why. now for chris sowers, eva pilgrim and the entire "action news" team, i'm nydia han have a great one we'll see you at

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