>> 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 casualties.

1500 soldiers have been put around sights in paris. the vatican is calling it an attack on humanity. isis has claimed responsibility and isis coordinated the attack 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 an american rock band eagles of death mental was performing when -- death metal was performing filled with hundreds of concert goers. >> there was nothing in the eyes, just anger. >> i saw a couple of people wounded and another guy with his shirt drenched in blood. >> reporter: many held captive

many filing out with hands on their head. a crowded restaurant came under fire. >> i was stunned and frozen on the floor. >> reporter: an explosion outside a packed stadium left thousands of spectators including the french president stunned. amid the chaos and confusion there was a show of potato patriotism. >> this is an an attack on humanity. >> reporter: we are told 8 attacker were killed yesterday seven of them die detonating suicide belts.

>> diplomats talk yesterday in the shadows of the deadly attacks in paris. they are talking about how to resolve the conflict in syria. isis as we mentioned claimed response i bet for the attacks in paris. flights to france nationwide were delayed immediately after the attacks. marriages waited a few extra hours to board their american airline flights. heather and her daughter decided not to board their flight. >> it didn't seem like a good idea to land in the middle of a terrorist situation happening. >> reporter: how diewferl about that all -- do you feel about all the attack also over there. >> i feel horrible for the people and i am grateful we were not there. >> flights delayed after a state of emergency ordered by france, call 1-800-phl-gate to check on flights going out of

philadelphia. flights are going into paris today. overnight we checked with one marriage carrier, air france tweeted the flights into paris are operating normally. this is brand new video boathouse row lit up overnight in red white and blue, those are the colors of the fremple -- french and the american flags, many in our area waited anxiously for word on whether loved ones in paris are okay. chad perdelli caught up with french citizens who live and work in philadelphia. >> reporter: inside a center city nonprofit to promote french culture students are keeping an eye on television watching the coverage of the attacks in paris. they put us on the phone with a preschool teacher in center city living a few miles from the attacks. >> we've been hearing the

police, i can larry them now. i don't know if you -- i can hear them now. >> reporter: she said terror attacks are always on the minds of the french people. >> we talk about it, it's something that's a lot of movement outside. >> reporter: in philadelphia, the consulate said 5,000 french nationals live there's outrage over the widespread massacre that's gripped france. >> it's awful and i'm angry and tired of the crime against humanity. >> i'm shocked, we're just learned a few minutes ago, so 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 think it will change anything, you know there's no sense in living with any kind of fear like i said it's always kind of there in the back of your mind. >> reporter: unfortunately for the teacher none -- fortunately for the teacher none of her loved ones or friends were among those injured. >> the u.s. state department is urging americans in paris to shelter in place. terrorism expert ed turzanski said it's been a long time since the borders were closed. >> that has not happened since the second world war. paris has not had curfew on the entire city since the second world war and the borders of france are closed tonight. >> ed turzanski said paris was

most likely chosen for this coordinated attack because of its international reputation. our coverage of the terror attacks continues at 6abc.com where we have photos and videos from the scene and the latest information as it becomes available at 6abc.com. you may want to button up the coat. it's blustery and chilly to start the weekend. sky6 live hd looking live at the center city skyline. the winds will kick up and give us a chill. how long will it last? the man with the answer chris sowers is out there in the chilly weather already. >> reporter: i'll tell you what if you're having a difficult time waking up this morning step out here for a few minutes. it will certainly get your blood going. we have temperatures in the low to mid 40s, the windchills tell the story. when you look at the numbers it's not all that bad. it's more like where we should be for this time of the year.

you factor in the winds it feels like the low to mid 30s. 44 in fleetwood feels like 35. saint davids you're sitting at 32 but a windchill of -- 43 you have a windchill of 33. cinnaminson, 44. smyrna, 46 and dover checking in at 45. allentown you were the prize winner yesterday you had a peak wind gust of 47 miles per hour. today it will be windy, but not as winds as yesterday, we'll not see gusts that high. we'll see gusts in the 20 to 30 miles per hour range throughout the day. by 5:00, 6:00 we're dealing with the winds out of the west/northwest 20 to 25 miles per hour. there's a little bit of morning cloud cover, we'll see a ton of sunshine this afternoon and that will help things out a little bit. the call from accuweather, for today, chilly breeze and sunny and 52 degrees that's the

forecasted high. when i come back in just a few minutes we'll talk about a warmup in the seven-day forecast. some areas getting close to 70 degrees again. i'll have the details in just a few minutes. >> thanks, chris. new this morning, philadelphia police are looking for the vandal or vandals who smashed a post office window on broad street in center city. police think it was broken by a bunch of juveniles fighting last night. postal police are working that case. an allentown mother, ashleigh buskirk was charged in the death of her 8-year-old son because of diabetes. when he got sick ashleigh buskirk called the doctor, they offered care instructions and told them to call back two hours later. she never followed instructions or called back she went to bed

knowing he couldn't urinate and had fallen down. she put him on the couch and went to bed. the next day he died. she has been charge with manslaughter. tom wolf said a proposed 21% increase in sales tax will hit the poor harder. he spoke to the student council conference in harrisburg saying the deal is a boost for public schools. atlantic city casinos won an lost, gaming enforcement showed they took in $28.5 million in october that's a few million less than last october. but the internet gambling revenue jumped 30% when you compare this october to last october. >> keeping that youthful glow, more and more seniors are going under the knife to stay young.

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wisconsin. you really don't think they go hand in hand, but the wind made it perfect to ride the waves on lake michigan. the water has plunged into the 50s. >> reporter: you know, it's funny, some of the largest waves i've ever seen have occurred in the great lakes. the forecast out in chicago i've seen 15-foot waves on that lake. it's not like a lake you see around here, it's like an ocean. >> the wind out here can be incredible. >> reporter: i know why they call it the windy city. it's winds out there for certain. let's get you outside and show you what's going on. it's been windy around here, as

well for the last couple of days. winds gusts ranging from 40 to 45 miles per hour. today will be better, but we're talking about gusts as high as 30 miles per hour. the winds are going to get going again later this afternoon. the good news as we flipped it it -- flip it over to double scan live if you don't like the breeze you'll see sunshine, double scan is crystal clear right now. we'll keep it that way right through wednesday and possibly thursday morning of this upcoming week of we have a nice stretch of weather, sunshine and dry conditions. it's been a nice week, although we had a lot of cloud cover, monday, 61, cloudy, tuesday it was cloudy, but up to 62. wednesday we peaked at 65. thursday, 61. yesterday, a chilly 59 factoring in the winds feels like the upper 40s. dewpoint 27 winds out of the west at 14 gusting to 20.

pressure reading rising. mid 40s for everybody except the poconos sitting at 34. reading and allentown, 44. trenton, 45. millville, 46, but it feels like 40 in millville and 37 in allentown. reading 38, one degree above freezing in lancaster. that's what it feels like to the west. poconos 24. and trenton 41. if you're out early you'll bundle up in layers. the wind will whip through you at times. that will be the case later this afternoon, as well. cloud cover is starting to break up, we're seeing holes in the clouds to the west that will be the trend in the afternoon hours, we'll see a decent amount of sunshine. and then we expand the views, we'll look for any weather systems to the west that will impact our weather later on. it's a nice quiet pattern we have a split branch in the jet. the northern branch is up here to the north and the southern branch is down to the south we're stuck in between the two

that means nice pacific air that will take over the lower 48 over the next few days. we'll have cloud cover this morning, mainly sunny conditions this afternoon. it's cold overnights. tomorrow, clear and sunshine, eagles game looks okay, high, thin clouds later on, breezy, but not wind. we'll range 20 to 30 miles per hour today, and 10 miles per hour on sunday. this is showing gusts as high as 14 to 17. i don't think they will be that strong, probably five to ten miles per hour. eagles game looks good. chilly tomorrow, but feeling better. clouds and sun in the lehigh valley, windy, 49 degrees, blustery up to the north. atlantic city, 53 degrees. normally we should be around 57. it's been a while where we've

had below average temperatures. 52 degrees, sunny in philadelphia, winds, winds out of the northwest at 20 to 30 miles per hour. overnight tonight, main line clear and cold, 31 degrees, outlying suburbs, 36 degrees for center city. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, look at this nice weather, next four days, 52 degrees. sunshine by afternoon. tomorrow, 59. a ton of sunshine monday, 65. tuesday, sun and clouds, 64. wednesday, 67 looking like vegas. i'm getting carried away, but you get where i'm coming from. and 2:00 a.m. buffet. there's a growing pressure to look young and stay competitive in the job market. tamala edwards looks at the growing trend of plastic surgery for seniors. >> reporter: more and more men and women are seeking out

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notice. philadelphia, all flights on time, no weather there is a for all the major hubs. chicago o'hare, chilly, 26, atlanta at that, sunny skies, 40 degrees. >> sixers made nba history last night they become the first team in the league to start 0-9 in back-to-back seasons, ouch. here's jamie apody. >> reporter: well they are the last two standing, the only team in the nba has yet to win a game even with nerlens noel back last night to spark a fight against the thunder. sixers down 3. oklahoma city began to pull away. the steal and the slam on the other end, a triple double. 17 rebounds, 1 assist.

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st. joe's squeaks by 82-81. 32 seconds to play, quakers hold on winning 76-75. leading to the patriots game the eagles have a winnable three game stretch. they have to have the good eagles show up the ones that played against the cowboys last week, not the ones who played the cowboys back in september. >> some guys have shown their true colors. sam was fired up. demarco co-was fired up. we need to see them every week all these games will require our all to win. >> jenkins despite the concussion is probable in the game against miami tomorrow. all right, have a great day. what makes this simple salad the best simple salad ever?

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we start, first, with meteorologist chris sowers outside in the chilly weather. at least the sun is out, chris. >> reporter: it's shining but it doesn't help. we have windchills in the 30s and it's blustery and air temperatures in the 40s, it feels like the middle of november finally. fleetwood, 44. quakertown, 41. saint davids 42. warrington, 43. levittown, 44. hammonton 45. on the boards in atlantic city, 46 degrees. winds will be whipping around today, if this is the day to rake the leaves hold off do it tomorrow afternoon. 39 degrees that will be the windchill later this afternoon in reading. 38 in allentown. of course you have to worry about the other neighbors his leaves will blow into yours. 41 in trenton. poconos feeling like 26. you get the idea we'll be

dealing with the windchills all day long. tomorrow morning we're in the upper 20s low 30s around 6:00, 7:00. the winds will subside by afternoon come sunday. satellite and radar we're cloudy right now. just a few breaks in the cloud deck, mostly sunny this afternoon. chilly, 48 degrees by 11:00 a.m., 2:00 p.m., 50. anticipating a high of 35 2r which is below average. yesterday we shot up to 58 which is above normal. we were well back and forth average last week with temperatures in the 60s and 70s. next week, some areas get close to 70 degrees yet again next week. i'll have the details in just a few minutes. >> the big story on "action news" is the latest on the terror attacks in paris. the group isis has claimed responsibility for the deadly attacks. this comes after france's president hollande accused the

group of carrying out attack also. he said the carnage was planned abroad. he said he was at the soccer stadium that came under siege. a concert was one of the five targets. germany said it arrested a man who is tied to the attacks. president obama hollande met with french cabinet leaders in the hours following the attack. he declared a state of emergency in france and closed its borders. there has been international contempt nation of the attacks with every world leader offering help to france. elizabeth hur joins us live with the latest on the attacks. eva good morning to you, the french president declared three days of national mourning saying that france will defeat isis calling the attacks an act of war. this morning the french president said isis is behind the attacks that killed at least

127 people. and isis has claimed responsibility for the deadly attacks that rocked paris at 6 different locations. the worst carnage at this concert hall where an american rock band eagles of death metal was performing when the gun american stormed in going face-to-face with concert goers. >> there was nothing in the eyes, just anger. >> i saw a couple of people wounded another guy with a white shirt drenched in blood. >> many held captive later filing out with hands on their heads. they heard the attackers screaming allah allahu akbar and syria. explosions outside a packed

stadium left thousands of spectators including the french president stunned. amid the chaos and confusion there was a show of patriotism fans excavating singing the national anthem. overseas in vienna, john kerry said the united states will stand with the french people. >> they have encouraged us today to do harder work to make progress and resolve the crisis we face. >> meanwhile, in an audio message posted online, isis claims france remains its main target this was only the beginning of the storm. we are live in new york, i'm elizabeth hur for channel 6 "action news." eva back to you. >> many people in paris took to facebook to tell their friends and family they were okay.

user began getting notifications last night thanks to the site's safety check tool. the feature was launched last year and it's been used five times although this is the first time it's been used in a nonnatural setting. officers in philadelphia are making extra checks on social sites and religious institutions and social establishments. we talked to ed turzanski a local expertly on terrorism. >> reporter: because it's paris and the number of attacks and the simultaneous time frame this is much too coordinated not to be part of what is a have been large effort, this was not not a few individuals, these are dozens of people who will be part of carrying out and also putting together the attack. so this is one of the largest

simultaneous attacks the west has ever seen. >> he went on to say paris has not gone into lockdown since the second world war. americans in paris has been told to shelter in place. this is american airlines flight 754 the flight to paris last night and it did take off. it was delayed a few hours, despite the borders being closed airlines are serving flights to paris. dann cuellar talked to passengers who decided to not get on the flight after hearing about the terror attacks. >> we were waiting around normal things happened we got on the plane everybody was getting situated and we were told to get off the plane. >> reporter: before takeoff came word the french government shut down its borders declaring a state of emergency. the airline did not canceling the flight, but pushed it back

to 7:30 to figure out if they could fly into paris, but from an from mount laurel was having none of it. >> it's horrible. i was scared in the beginning, but now it came true. >> reporter: meanwhile, other passengers were left in a holding pattern. >> they announced that 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 from paris. before 8:30 the greenlight is given and passengers begin boarding, but heather and her daughter were on their way to paris for a dream vacation decided not to go after all. >> it didn't seem like a good idea to land in the middle of a terror situation happening. >> reporter: how do you feel with all the attacks over there? >> i feel horrible for the people. i'm grateful we were not there and we didn't land in the middle

of it. >> reporter: heather and her daughter do plan to go to paris for the first time in their lives, but they are going to wait until things cool down. at philadelphia international i'm dann cuellar channel 6 "action news." >> new york city has deployed it's counter terrorism team throughout the industry out -- city out of what is being called bawbdz fer -- abundance of caution. in washington, d.c. security around the capitol has been increased. world trade center spire has been let's red white and blue out of honor for the people of france. our coverage of the attacks continues at 6abc.com where we have posted photos and video from the scene, as well as the latest information as it becomes available. it's all right there at 6abc.com. still ahead on "action

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away, folks in wisconsin are digging out from the snow, more than a foot of the flakes fell in parts of northwest wisconsin. of course, the kids didn't mind because they got a snow day. and the dogs there seem happy. smack in the face. >> reporter: isn't that nice? i wouldn't call it nice. i know you like it. >> reporter: it could be a winter where from december to february you get above normal temperatures, but at the same time you may get above normal snowfall, too. it's weird, i know, but i do like that. i like the snow part anyway. [laughter]. let's get you outside, looks like i'm the only one here that likes the snow. there's the view right now as we look live on sky 6 from our temple university camera. we still have a little bit of cloud cover upstairs, it's quickly you pulling away. double scan live no issues this morning. we're forecasting 52 degrees,

which is five degrees below the seasonal average. now we're up to 46. allentown, 44. poconos, 34 degrees ten cooler up there. trenton, 45, millville, 46. we're dealing with the bluster breeze out of the west/northwest at 10 miles per hour. these sustained wind speeds. lancaster is leading the pack at 20 miles per hour. every now and then you get a good gust at 25 to 30 miles per hour. that will be the trend here all day long. on a positive note it won't be windy as yesterday. these are the peak windy guss it's like a hurricane out there, i was heading to the car, the leashes were whipping around things blowing all over the place. allentown, 47, reading, 41. wilmington, 35, millville, 35 miles per hour. the winds were so strong coming off the lakes we had lake-effect

snowshowers develop during the overnight hours. it shows you how cold the air mass was as it pushed over the lakes. now the snow is up to the north following the low as the exits stage right and pushes into canada the canadian provinces dealing with that. the lower 48, the only system we're watching is this the lonestar state in the southeast. there's a system pushing into the packed northwest that will bring snow to colorado rockies and whyoming those folks will get winter white. everybody else is doing already. it's a nice, quiet weather pattern that we're getting ready to settle in across the country. it's going to be windy today, high pressure that will be the dominant feature over the next four days, you'll see a ton of sunshine because of it, milder conditions. tuesday, wednesday, high temperatures get into the mid to upper 60s. if we get a decent amount of sunshine, the cold air mass holds off longer, maybe some areas touch 70.

monday winds flatten out out of the west/southwest we'll have highs in the mid to upper 60s. lancaster, 48. mostly sunny skies and windy. allentown, 49. everybody else low 50s, dover, 53. trenton, 50 degrees. but, again, with the wind it will feel like the 40s and 30s. 5:30 feels like the upper 30s, reading, 37, philadelphia, 43. mainly clear and cold, low 40s north and west, philadelphia 46, cape may and atlantic city, 36 to toms river, 34. the chilly weather doesn't last all that long, tomorrow, we're up to 59 some areas in the low 60s. plenty of sunshine monday 65. that starts the nice warmup.

tuesday, sunshine along with passing clouds, 64. wednesday mainly cloudy 6 degrees, and thursday that would be the warmest day, periods of rain high of 68. friday sunshine but it stays mild, 64. next weekend looks mild, as well. we'll take the 60s while we can get it. we're getting closer to december. you will not continue to see that. although last christmas was 64, so who knows. >> i had on short sleeves. tonight on 6abc it's an all new "fyi philly" here's melissa magee an roj -- karen rogers with a preview. we have a full menu for our fall food show. >> we have everything. it's pie season. celebrate at the italian market. find out how to win a business

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>> recapping the big story on "action news," breaking news out of paris, isis claimed response i bet for the -- responsibility for the terror attacks, they are responsible for killing over 120 people. france is just beginning three days of mourning. 73:55 let's get a check of the weather. >> reporter: hold on to your hats. another windy day, forecast for this afternoon even though you have cloud cover by afternoon, it will be sunny, windy, 52 degrees, wind out of the west at 20 to 30 miles per hour. tomorrow, the win relax, seasonable high of 59. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, shows another warmup next week, 65 degrees monday, sunshine. tuesday, 64. wednesday, cloudying -- clouding

up, 67. thursday, could be rain, 68 degrees. friday, some sunshine expected stays mild, 64. nothing too chilly, just today. >> it is now 7:56 we're just a few minutes away from saying good morning to "good morning america." here's paula ferris with a preview. >> reporter: coming up on "g.m.a.," tragedy in paris, the world is in mourning after the simultaneous attack throughout the city left 120 people dead and hundreds more wounded. the french president saying isis is to blame. these attacks were carried out in 6 locations throughout paris, a stadium and a concert where an american band was performing. we're talking about to the eyewitnesses giving us their terrifying experience. is there a threat here at home as we prepare for a weekend

of sporting events our national team weighs in on that question. coming up we have full coverage of the tragedy in paris on "g.m.a." >> our coverage of the deadly terror attacks in paris continue at 9:00, plus we'll show you cities show you support for france. now for chris sowers and the entire "action news" team, i'm eva pilgrim, have a great saturday!

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good morning, america. breaking news, paris under attack. a night of terror and carnage, armed gunmen and suicide bombers launch a synchronized attack against six location as cross the city. >> we immediately heard really loud gunshots. everybody dropped to the floor. >> at least 120 killed. most of them hostages slaughtered at a concert hall where an american band was playing. >> it was a mass execution. >> people run for their lives. a bomb blast rocks a soccer stadium where the french president was watching the game, isis claims responsibility. france in a state of emergency.