attacks in paris. philadelphia honors those victims of the attacks. people in our area wait anxiously for word on loved ones following the attacks. meteorologist chris sowers has a look at the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast. it's a little breezy out there today. . it's breezy and chilly, as well. we have windchills below freezing in spots. there's the view from the temple university camera. it's quiet out there, other than the wind. skies are clear and just a few clouds, temperatures have dropped off. 44 degrees in philadelphia, and trenton. lancaster, 43. same number in wilmington and cape may, 49. feels like the mid to upper 30s. wilmington, 36 feels like the upper 20s in the poconos. 28 in trenton and millville, 42

in cape may, 38 degrees in dover. maybe you'll need a heavier coat and gloves and hat. temperatures will rebound highs shoot into the low 50s, we'll be dealing with the wind all day long that will keep the windchills in the 40s. satellite and radar showing snow flurries across the appalachians, state college, harrisburg, williamsport reporting snowflakes flying. all that stays to the west, we won't see anything like that. the day planner looks good, chilly, though, 11:00, 48 degrees, 2:00, 50. shooting for a high of 502, set at 4:46. the big story on "action news" is the latest on the deadly attacks in paris. overnight france' president pointed the finger at isis accusing the terror group of or

which he is straight -- or straighting the massacre. 120 people were killed in the deadliest attack since world war ii. 1500 french soldiers have been mobilized to guard sites around paris. schools and borders are closed. the vatican is calling it an attack on peace on all humanity. >> reporter: attacks rocked paris at 6 different locations. the worst carnage at this can certificate hall where an american rock band eagles of death metal was performing when the gunman stormed in coming face-to-face with concert goers. >> there was nothing in the eyes, just anger.

he was determined. >> i saw a couple of people wounded, i saw another guy with his shirt drenched in blood. >> reporter: many held captive, many filing out with hands on their head. he heard the fighters screaming allahu akbar and syria. and explosions outside a packed stadium left thousands of spectators including the french president stunned. amid the chaos and confusion there was the show of patriotism fans excavating singing the national anthem. here at home, president obama said france is not alone. >> this is an attack on all of humanity and the universal values we share. >> reporter: at this time french authorities say they are searching for possible

accomplices, so far they are aware of 8 attackers killed 7 of them by detonating suicide belts. elizabeth hur new york. isis has claimed responsibility for the attacks in paris, the terror group made the claim in an online statement. >> flights to france nationwide were delayed after the attacks. passengers waited a few extra hours to board their american airlines flight to paris. a woman and her daughter decided not to bored her flight. >> -- board her flight. >> it didn't seem like a good idea to land in paris amid all the attacks happening. >> reporter: how you feel about the attacks. >> i feel horrible for all the people. i'm grateful we were not there. >> reporter: flights were delayed, call 1-800-phl-gate to

check on flights in philadelphia. flights are going to paris today. air france tweeted its flights to paris are operating normally. boathouse row lit up overnight in blue, white and red. those are the colors of the french and the american flag. this morning the two counties stand united against terrorism. >> ♪ this was the scene as the fans exited the soccer stadium. they broke out in the french national anthem as they learned about the attacks in the heart of that city. many people in our area waited anxiously for word whether loved ones in paris were okay. "action news" reporter, chad perdelli caught up with french citizens who live and work in philadelphia just after the attacks.

>> reporter: inside a center city nonprofit to promote french culture, students are keeping a close eye on the television watching the coverage of the attack also in paris. they put us on the phone with a preschool teenager from center city now living just a few miles from the attacks. >> we've been hearing about an hour, the police i can hear them now, i don't know if you hear them. >> reporter: he said the terror i also attacks are always -- terrorist attacks are always on the minds of parisians especially since the attack on the charlie had he charlie hebdk in january. there's crowd rage over the widespread massacre that gripped france. >> i'm angry and tired of this crime against humanity.

>> i'm shocked, it's hard to feel exactly what we should, i don't know, it's so unreal. >> reporter: for the teacher the scary part is the types of attacks are becoming the norm, not the exception, but after living in france for 18 years, she said the french people are resilient. >> i don't come it's going to change -- i don't think it's going to change anything, there's no sense in living with any kind of fear. like i said it's always there in the back of your mind. >> reporter: unfortunately for the teacher none of her loved ones or friends were among those injured. in center city, chad perdelli channel 6 "action news." >> the u.s. state department is urging americans in paris to shelter in place until further notice. the entire country remains under a state of emergency. terror expert lasalle university

professor, ed turzanski, said it's been years since that happened. >> it has not happened since the second world war and the borders of france are closed tonight. >> ed turzanski said paris was chosen for the coordinated attack because of its international reputation. >> our cover continues at 6abc.com where we posted photos and videos from the scene and the latest information as it becomes available all right there at 6abc.com. well, still much more to come on "action news" saturday morning. new overnight, philadelphia police search for vandals after a window at a center city post office is busted. plus, trees are uprooted when storms move through the midwest. >> reporter: blustery and chilly this morning, but another warmup in the seven-day forecast, some

areas getting close to 70 degrees next week. i'll have the details coming up right after this.

>> up rooted oak trees and snapped power lines is the damage down to des moines, iowa. crews fanned out to clean up the mess, everybody is all right. everybody listens to weather alerts. >> reporter: we get two severe

weather seasons, obvious one in spring and one in fall when the seasons are in transition getting ready to go into winter, mother nature gets a little onry. there's the view of the platt bridge. sun arrives at 6:44 this morning. it's bluttery and chilly, double scan live, no rain in the forecast until tuesday evening, that looks minimum at best. the next few days look really, really nice. temperatures will warm up. the normal high for this timeful year is 57 degrees, 61 for monday, tuesday, wednesday, thursday, low to mid 60s, lots of clouds throughout the stretch that will keep the numbers down. otherwise we would have numbers in the upper 60s, close to 70 degrees. not too bad for this time of the year. yesterday it was chilly and blustery with the wind. the. dewpoint, 25, winds out of the

west at 11 miles per hour. the pressure reading is rising from 0.32 inches. you factor in the winds it feels like the mid 30s, you'll need a heavier coat or hat and gloves or you'll be hanging outside for a couple of hours. winds are out of the west at 10 to 15 miles per hour. we'll see a gust as high as 20 to 30 miles per hour. yesterday we wind gusts up to 40 and today closer to 30. the good news as we look at satellite and radar, whatever cloud cover you're seeing to the west right now all that fizzles out when the sun rises. we'll see sunshine from start to finish, no threat of precipitation. as we expand the view there's nothing going on across the entire 48. there's another storm pushing into seattle and portland, oregon. those folks will see rain and mountain snows. everybody else, the weather is

very, very quiet. we'll time it out for you, nothing going on today. clear as a whistle overnights tonight. sunday nothing going on. this will be the familiar scene through monday and tuesday be tuesday evening we see a few specks of green to the north, but really, there's not too much weather to talk about over the next 3 or 4 days. wind speeds these are gusts ranging from 20 to 25 miles per hour. 1:00 p.m. tomorrow afternoon in time for the eagles dolphins game it will be less windy out there, but somewhat breezy with the wind out of the southwest 10 to 15 miles per hour. when we're wording it, wind today, breezy tomorrow. lehigh valley clouds giving way to sunshine later on, a winds day, chilly, 49 for places like allentown and bethlehem. jersey shore, milder, but still windy. mostly sunny, 53 degrees, places like wildwood and sea isle and atlantic city. philadelphia, sunny and windy,

52, winds out of the west. overnight tonight, 31 degrees dropping below freezing for the pine barrens and south jersey, vineland, millville, far northwestern suburbs, that's the number tonight. 36 degrees for center city. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, nice and quiet 59 mostly sunny tomorrow, plenty of sunshine 65. look at the warmup. 64 tuesday, clouds and sun, we're watching a small weather system that will pass on by to the north. right now it could bring a spritz or sprinkle to northern portions of the area. the big rain chance is thursday, 68 degrees, other than that the weather pattern is quiet over the next seven days. >> thanksgiving is less than two weeks away, due to the bird flu there's a shortage of turkeys causing a spike in demand and prices. food banks around the delaware valley are feeling the impact

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was broken by a group of juveniles fighting in the area around 11:00 p.m. security camera footage may capture the culprits. postal police are working the case. an allentown woman is charged in the death of diabetic 8-year-old son. the district attorney said she never helped her son, she went to bed knowing he couldn't you u urinate and fallen down. she is charged with manslaughter. chopper 6hd was over the scene of the 100 block of richland town road at 7:00 p.m. they found a victim shot to death, they quickly arrested a

male suspect and not released any details. the philadelphia school district is addressing concerns about george washington high school in somerton. "action news" obtained this video of a launch brawl. students say there are fights everyday and some don't feel safe. >> there's no discipline in the school at all. >> there's fights in the school goes on, they are pulling the fire alarms constantly. >> parents say the fights have been a problem for years. last year, school police officer died of a heart attack after breaking up a fight. yesterday the district said it's planning a parents meeting for next week to answer questions and review a plan of action. (vo) your love is purely thoughtful,

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everyone, 6:24 saturday morning time for the travel forecast. we'll start you out with satellite and radar, huge area of high pressure will come charging east over the next few days the missouri and tennessee valleys. the winds will wrap around in the clockwise fashion. all the moisture down here across the western portions of the gulf that will stream toward the north and the east again. that will be a travel trouble spot this afternoon and into tomorrow. across the packed northwest we have another storm system rushing onshore there, as well. it will bring heavy winds and rain to the folks in the northwest. big rains for the south. seems like for the last four weekends i've been talking about rains for the south, little rock, new orleans half inch to an inch of rain over the next 24 to 48 hours. colorado rockies could see

anywhere from 6 to 1 inches of snow. series loving it out there, i think a lot of folks back here think snow is too early. we're only in the middle of november. major hubs are quiet, 44. no weather-related delays, chicago, o'hare, chilly, atlanta at that, mainly clear and quiet, 40 degrees. >> sixers made nba history starting a-9 in back-to-back -- starting 0-9 in back-to-back seasons. here's jamie apody. >> reporter: the sixers the only team of the nba yet to win a game. last night against the thunder. sixers down three. oklahoma city began to pull

away. the steal and the slam on the other end triple double. thunder won 102-85. what happened to easing into things. temple basketball won seven straight openers, but then again they have not opened against the top team in the nation. they did hang in there early at the naval academy. the tar heels took off from there. owls put up a fight, but lost 91-67. nova picked to within the big east not such a tough test they open with farley dickenson at home. cats crews 91-54 they host nebraska on tuesday. st. joe's hosting drexel on

hawk hill. st. joe's sneaks by 82-81. 32 seconds to play, henry with the layup and the lead, quakers hold on winning 76-75. patriots game first week in the december, the eagles have a very winnable three game stretch. they have to have the good eagles to show up all the ones who played against the cowboys last week, not the ones who played the cowboys back in september. >> some guys have shown their true colors. i want to see that every single week not just dallas week or a big game. all these games will require our all to win. >> jenkins despite the concussion is probably against miami tomorrow. all right, have a great day.

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>> we are learning isis claimed response i bet for the terror a-- responsibility for the terror attacks in paris. more than 120 fema were -- 120

people were killed in the attacks. and due to the attacks several people decided not to take their flights to paris. a home in south jersey was left badly damaged due to fire. let's turn to chris sowers, kind of a cooler morning. >> reporter: it's starting to feel like november. it's really, really nice, blustery at times with the wind. you can see sunshine later this afternoon after we get through a few morning clouds. in the meantime there's the view from the temple university camera, we'll see the clouds quickly pulling away. 44 degrees for philadelphia. 36 in the poconos with windchills in the 20s. allentown, trenton, 44. reading, 45. millville, 44. reporting stations in delaware showing 43, wilmington and dover, lancaster, 43. here's the windchills this is the way it will play out this

afternoon. it will be a blustery day, certainly one of the colder day we've experienced so far this season. windchills by lunchtime in the 30s north and west, 40s for everybody else. the windchill are stuck in the low to mid 40s with some areas having a difficult time to get out of the 30s. you'll need to bundle up today. winds and chilly, 52 degrees, early morning clouds give way to a ton of sunshine this afternoon, by 2:00 we're up to 50. >> this morning france's president is accusing the islamic state of carrying out the terror attacks in paris. the carnage that claimed 120 lives was planned abroad. french president hollande was in the soccer stadium. a concert was part of the

attack. it is believed all the terrorists were killed. german media said a man under arrest for firearms violationan. the deadly site was the theater in the city. hundreds of people were held by the attackers, 118 people were killed. 80,000 seat stadium playing host to the soccer game to germany and france, suddenly an explosion shook the stadium. the french president was at the game and quickly rushed to

safety, stunned fans took to the field and to their cell phones trying to find out what was happening. the government has told police to stay in their homes overnight and to stay off the streets. president hollande met with french cabinet leaders following the attack declaring a state of emergency in fradges and closing -- france and closing its border. every world leader has offered help to france. elizabeth hur joins us live on the deadly attack. we are getting the news that isis is claiming responsibility in these attacks, what else are we learning this morning. >> reporter: abc news has learned that isis has claimed response i bet -- responsibility for the attacks.

a french reporter said isis is claiming responsibility from outside with accomplices in france. new this morning, the french president said isis is behind the attacks that rocked paris at 6 different locations. the worst carnage at this concert hall where eagles of death metal was performing, an american concert band. >> there were nothing in the eyes, just anger, he was determined and you know he knew how to do it. saw a couple of people wounded and another guy with his white shirt drenched in blood. >> reporter: many held captive later filing out hands on their head they told french tv they heard their attackers screaming awill a act barrow

and syria. there was a show of patriotism and fans singing the national anthem. here at home, president obama said france is not alone. >> this is an attack on all of humanity and the universal values we share. >> again, this morning french officials say they are searching for accomplices. we are told that 8 attackers were killed yesterday, 7 of them by detonating suicide belts. live in new york, elizabeth hur for channel 6 "action news." back to you. >> many people in paris took to facebook to tell their friends and families they were okay. users were getting okays thanks

to the site's safety check tool. the safety check tool launched last year. here in philadelphia officers have been under to make checks on historical sights and religious institutions and there will be an increased presence at the sporting events. we talked to ed turzanski about the attacks. >> because it's paris and the number of attacks and the simm m all simultaneous time frame which is much too coordinated not to be part of a very large effort. this was not a few individuals these are dozens of people who will be part of carrying out and putting together the attacks. so this is one of the largest simultaneous attacks the west has ever seen.

>> we want toss that paris has not -- we want to say that paris has not gone into lockdown since the second world war. americans in paris have been told to shelter in place. american airlines 754 was a flight to paris. it took off although delayed for a few hours. despite the borders being closed, airlines are still servicing paris right now. dann cuellar talked to passengers who decided not to get on the flight. >> we got on the plane and everyone got situated. >> reporter: american airlines plane 754 was set to take off at 7 colorado. it was pushed back to 7:30.

but fran and her friend decided not to go after all. >> it was horrible. i was scared in the beginning i didn't want to go, but now it came true. >> what do you do now at this point? >> go home. >> reporter: others were left in a holding pattern. >> american was trying to figure out what to do, and then they delayed it again. >> reporter: now the flight gets pushed back to 8:30 with the airline waiting to hear word from paris. before 8:30 the greenlight is given and passengers gin boarding, but heather and her young daughter were on their way to paris for a dream vacation did not go after all. >> it did not seem to be a good idea to land in the middle of a terror situation happening. >> reporter: how do you feel with the all the attacks over there. >> i feel horrible for those people. i'm grateful we were not there and didn't land in the middle of it. >> reporter: they plan to go to

paris for the first time in their lives, but they will wait until things cool down. at philadelphia international. i'm dann cuellar, channel 6 "action news." >> new york city has deployed their counter team throughout the city out of a what they called an abundance of caution. security around the u.s. capitol has been increased. world trade center spire was lit blue white and red in honor of dozens killed. governor cuomo said the act will show that new york stands with the people of france. our coverage continues at 6abc.com where we posted photos and video from the scene and the latest information as it become also available all right there for you at 6abc.com. much more to come on "action news" saturday morning, new overnight a south jersey home is badly damaged by a fire.

plus, a hollywood actress known for helping the homeless becomes a victim of violence because of a man on the streets. chris sowers has the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast. "action news" saturday morning continues in just a moment.

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sea isle city, 49. trenton, 44. the cold spot is the poconos, 36 degrees the windchill 28. the winds are gusting up to 25 miles per hour. the mountains sustained at 16. philadelphia 12, millville, 13. lcts ten. it's breezy out there. wind whipped, allentown, 40 miles per hour. wilmington, 41, millville, 35. you'll be close to that area this afternoon, as well. satellite and radar, a little bit of cloud cover moving in this morning. this will dissipate and we should see sunshine by afternoon. high pressure is right here, you can see the clearing across the heartland of the nation. that's the high. it will start sliding east. it will do a couple of things it will take the wind that will push back up north into canada. two it will bring a ton of sunshine to the area over the

next 72 hours, you'll see that in the seven-day forecast. for today, a windy day stained out of the northwest anywhere from 15 to 20 miles per hour. gusts perhaps 25 to 30 miles per hour. mostly sunny this afternoon after a few morning clouds. sunday, the high takes over. we'll looks like in the winds in the afternoon, it's a nice day. this system never makes it toward the delaware valley. instead of things cool off behind the cold front. winds will stay out of the west, southwest that will pump temperatures up to the 60s and 70s. 49 in reading, 49 in allentown. lancaster, 48. philadelphia warmer 52. you factor in the wind it will never feel like 52. 2, 3:00 p.m., windchills in the south and east, upper 30s,

north and west. cold overnight tonight with lows dropping down near freezing north and west, outlying suburbs across south jersey, lancaster, reading, 32. allentown, 31. trenton, 32. center city, 36 degrees on the boards in atlantic city, about 36 degrees. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, nice and quiet look at the next four days here, windy and chilly today, 52. ton of sunshine by afternoon. sunny tomorrow, 59 degrees, eagles game somewhat breezy, you'll see sunshine out there, it will be milder, sunshine for sunday, tuesday, clouds, 64. wednesday, cloudy, 67. thursday is the rain day, 68. friday, 64 degrees with some sunshine and very mild. by friday normal high temperatures down to 54, 55 degrees, we're still ten degrees above average. >> it's going to feel cool compared to what we've been used to. >> today. >> reporter: but 60s is still really nice. >> i'm not complaining i'm just

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>> it's really very sick, it's horrible what's happening in paris. >> paris is in mourning and still in shock after terrorists carried out attacks on several sites. a stadium, concert hall, car face and bars. at least 120 people were killed in the attacks. good morning, 7:00 a.m. saturday november 14. the big story on "action news" is the latest on the deadly attacks in paris. isis has claimed responsibility for the attacks. terrorists charged crowded venues where people enjoyed a night out. a stadium filled with soccer fans and concert which featured a california band, that hall was the site of the largest number of