marcy gonzales begins our coverage live in france. >> reporter: german officials say the evacuation was a precaution after several threats that police deem to be credible. this just underscores the heightened alert as the manhunt continues. more raid in france and germany today. police searching for this accused terrorist releasing a new photo of abdelhamid abaauoud. his brother on tv today urging him to surrender. today france fighting back against isis, sending 16 bombs to their defacto capital in syria. and now john kerry and french

president, hollande agreed to work together. >> we agreed to exchange even more information. >> the soccer game in germany canceled because of the possible discovery of explosive inside and this game at wembley stadium. a show of defings against the terrorists and solidarity with the nation. >> just life. just move on. >> after just reopening yesterday, today the eiffel tower closed again because of concerns that there were not enough security measures in place there. we are live in paris, marcy gonzales, channel 6 "action news." >> thank you, a breaking story, we have much more coverage ahead at 5:00, david henry will have more on what philadelphia's leaders are doing to see that

this weekend's marathon in the city is safe and at 6:00, john rawlins, talks to local members of the syrian community over refugees. and our kofrm continues on our website at 6abc.com. you can also find pictures from the scenes and tributes from around the world. we are following a developing story in the lehigh valley today where police and prosecutors are talking about a fight involving several allentown teenagers, the fight was caught on video, police had to break it up and some are saying the officers when too far. walter perez is live now where investigators talked about this case. >> reporter: brian, this whole thing started unfolding this last friday when allentown police received a bunch of 911 call about a brawl at the corner of 6th. this home video shows what

happens next and the officers told teenagers to disperse and then it turned physical, the young people involve claim they were only play fighting that the police were the aggressors and this was a case of police using aggressive force, to the conteary, they say that police used great restraint and be commended on how they handled this situation. and d.a. martin says of the video it's nothing short of disturbing. >> i don't know what has gotten into the kids frankly, i don't want to generalize, there are for more terrific kids than there are roughan s hooligans whatever you want to say, they have no respect for authority, that has great concern for me not just as a member of law

enforcement but as a member of society. >> officials talk about this case in conjunction of cases involving teenagers and violence here in allentown. reporting live walter perez, channel 6 "action news." >> walter thank you. police say that a northeast homeowner turned the tables on the man that tried to rob him. they targeted their would be victim. but the man pulled his own gun and shot two of his attackers a 18-year-old and 15-year-old were stable when taken to the hospital. the third suspect was not injured. philadelphia police have not announced charges here. police in port richmond were looking for a man that broke into a grocery store through the basement, they gave us this video from grocery, they

went into the basement and took cash and cigarettes. a cooler start to the day than yesterday, it's time for a check of the accuweather forecast. >> cooler and windier outside is meteorologist, adam joseph. hopefully you are holding on to something tightly. >> actually i'm not. if i'm here at the end of the weather i'm here if i'm not i'm not. 70s have been replaced by 50s. 55 in baltimore and 40s in new york city and boston now 42 degrees, all compliments of high pressure in eastern canada, and with that high pressure in control, not finding much in the way of showers, high clouds streaming in from the north and west from state college and eerie and the lehigh valley and southern new jersey, but those clouds are not thick enough to block the sunshine presently, we continue to watch this massive

comma shape below wichita, on the western side of the low, blizzard like conditions for kansas and colorado and east of there dealing with severe weather and tornado watches along the gust coast states. it gets cloudier tomorrow and then a soaking rain. we'll talk about the weekend in the full accuweather forecast. if you have ever parked in center city and got slapped with a ticket for a meter that ran out. check this out. starting thursday, if you park at a kiosk or meter you can pay using your i'm phoner android, the philadelphia parking authority is going high tech giving drivers a new mobile powered way to pay for parking and hopefully cut back on the tickets and towing. it's called meter up, you don't need quarters or a credit card

just a smart phone to pay even if you are away from your parked vehicle. >> it's new technology utilizes in other cities and we have this designed specifically for philadelphia, philadelphia's business districts and the neighborhoods. >> this new technology launches thursday with a pilot program, this is the map showing where it has been in effect for the onset, working with 6,000 meters and kiosks around the city, and the app notifies you seven minutes before it is up, should you use the app to extend it, the rate doubles the second time and if you need to add the mobile extension the third time it triples. still cheaper than the ticket or towing. you don't have to run to the car like i'm always doing. >> that makes three of us.

time for a check of the "action news" traffic report. lets head to matt pellman. >> i'm in search of the perfect segue, it's appropriate when you lean into me with park, so often we start to see the parked conditions on the roadways, like here on the good old schuylkill expressway, eastbound side in king of prussia we are dealing a parking lot coming off of 202 and 402 in gulph mills, it doesn't help out that there is a multivehicle accident, it's all on the shoulder in several different spots, a bunch of vehicles involved but everyone is going extra slowly turning around to see what is going on the eastbound shoulderest succeed-. and eastern road and old welsh road and kelly road toward east falls and hunting park, like yesterday afternoon i would use the mlk drive inside. and crossing the river into

jersey and evesham township, look for a wreck at greentree and church road and a water main break at haddonfield road, between walt whitman boulevard and morris drive. lets grab the ipad and do the commuter report, we go to delco, with delco delays. we expect them on the northbound section of 95 as you pass 452 to the commodore barry bridge, and southbound no picnic either, we'll check it again brian and sharrie coming up in the next half hour. big changes for a philadelphia museum as it tries to fight its way out of debt, and charlie sheen reveals he is hiv positive, how it is going public now. >> a local woman finds out she will appear on "wheel of fortune" and we are there to break the news.

he is known just as much for his outrageous behavior as he is for his hollywood status, but charlie sheen opened up telling he is hiv positive. ali gorman joins us with more on the announcement and as well as the reaction from the hiv aids community ali. >> as soon as the news broke it was trending on twitter, some blaming the actor for his reckless lifestyle, others support him. many experts we spoke to said overall charlie sheen sharing the information could reduce the stigma of hiv. >> that is i am in fact hiv positive. charlie sheen opened up this morning on the "today" show saying he was diagnosed with hiv, the virus that causes aids. >> it's a hard three letters to absorb. >> he says he is going public

because he was extorted to the tune of a million dollars by people he trusted with his secret. and einstein medical center says because sheen is so well known, his announcements helps to lessen the sigma and other people living with the virus. >> it helps them feel better. >> and hiv is no longer considered a death sentence, right now in the world of hiv patients who are treated and the virus is controlled, they will live a long healthy life. >> but there is more work to do especially with screening, it's estimated one in six people that are hiv positive don't know t. >> the emphasis should be on to screen, because if you screen then you'll be able to treat. if you treat then i think we can get this virus well under control. >> and screening now just takes a few minutes, they do it for

free at einstein, and many medical centers and health departments, we put resources on 6abc.com. brian back over to you. >> it has a lot of people talking today. thank you ali. protesters gathered at the sprint store on chestnut street in center city. the company's plan to shut down the y max broadband network, they use to provide low price interests net for low income people. a court ordered the company to keep the network available as customers transferred to another network and sprint has appealed the ruling, in a statement today it says they are working with the nonprofits to keep customers connected. the ceo of the please touch museum announced she is stepping down, she will step down once they wrap up a $10 million

fundraising drive to emerge them from bankruptcy, and they got a $3 million pledge from an anonymous don'ter, they declared bankruptcy in september. now a look at closing numbers on wall street, mixed bag, not a lot of movement, the dow up 6.5 points and nasdaq up 1 and s&p off just about three points on the day. dozens of families received a lot of love along with all the fixins to have a great dinner for the holidays, bear and square supermarket in chester gave away 50 holiday meals packed with stuffing and cranberry sauce and the choice of an apple or sweet potato pie, the winners of a raffle were treated tie free meal, they say the food give away is all about an effort to make the holidays breeter for those on a budget.

>> we hope that you will join us tomorrow as we do our part to help the needy in our area, sara bloomquist is hosting a live donation drive to benefit philabundance, volunteers and special guests are on the phone taking your donations from 4:00 until 6:30 tomorrow afternoon, and visit 6abc.com for a link to the philabundance donation page. >> just a few years ago schools were cell free zones but that is changing, erin o'hearn visited local schools that see smart phones less of a distraction and more of a tool for learning. >> a few local schools are among many around the country for the changing perspective of cell phones in the classroom every day. >> i think before the internet was like the boogieman, you do not bring anything off the internet into the classrooms. >> can fingertip technology be used responsibly rather than

impede it. >> they can take advantage of the technology they already have, it's changing the way students learn and the role of educators and why some believe the use of smart phones in the classroom help students become more savvy in the real world. on "action news" at 11:00. >> a different take in the classroom. time now for the accuweather forecast. lets get you over to adam joseph, standing by with what the future has in store. >> the chill down today is one day and we bounce back above normal wednesday and thursday, and we are dry with the sunshine with the easterly wind and temperatures are much cooler, 54 in philadelphia and 49 in trenton, and 50 in allentown and 50 in wilmington and cape may and dover in the low 50s, as we look at the winds, they are wrapping again in the easterly direction, as high as 12 to 14 miles per hour in southern areas and the winds will tend to ease into the overnight hours, as we

look at the satellite and radar combined. not much happening locally, high pressure is off to the north and that is what pushed the cold front through early last night and changed the winds and dropped the temperature and we have high clouds streaming in from the south and west and only a thin veil of clouds, lows are not that bad, not too chilly for this time of year, under partly cloudy skies and 37 in philadelphia and 43 in wilmington and even upper 40s for dover, cape may as well as atlantic city. and hey not too shoppy if you want to check out the meteor shower. 10 to 15 per hour but doesn't really peak until after midnight, 2:00, 3:00, 4:00 in the morning, go to a park and get away from any kind of lights, if you are in the city not good viewing when you have that many lights around you and

you want to look at the eastern sky any time from midnight until dawn, as we look at radar a lot going on here, severe weather in mississippi, louisiana and arkansas ahead of that large low pressure system in canada with blizzard type conditions on the western side of the low, this sends its way across the northern plains and drags a cold front across the east, we won't see severe weather but get clipped into thursday, but tomorrow morning upper 40s to mid-50s, mainly cloudy in the afternoon and warmer with temperatures back into the lower to mid-60s down to the south, as we get into thursday morning, that is when we see heavy rain push in and temperatures mild in the upper 60s and this is around lunch time on thursday, your four day at 4:00, mostly cloudy and a few peeks of sun and windy and rainy here an inch of rain

on average on thursday at 67, and then sunny and cooler on friday and 58 degrees and even cooler come saturday at 54 with a mixture of sunshine and clouds and it's a one day hit of rain and above normal temperatures for thursday, we are back to normal here at the end of the week guys. >> don't know what normal feels like. normal is a wider range. adam thanks. >> still ahead a local woman finds out she is spinning the wheel with pat and vanna. she will be a contestant on "wheel of fortune," wait until you see her reaction. >> and would you buy a pair of shoes called the groupie, we'll explain what one company said about making theeds whens just that.

you probable remember that pat and vanna and the "wheel of

fortune" folks spent the last week filming for the philadelphia week on the show and looking for local contestants to play. we were able to tell one excited manayunk woman that she will get the chance in a lifetime to solve that puzzle. >> this was no emergency meeting. no just a ploy to break the big news to emily johnson. congratulations you are going to "wheel of fortune." big spils from the assistant dean of students at moore college of design, officially chosen as one of 15 local contestants that will spin the wheel for the upcoming philadelphia week, his mother and father all keeping the secret. >> i'm shaking. >> so we could pull off the big reveal. we watch it every night, we have our dinner in the living room and we watch it and i shout out all the answers.

>> they started at the wheel may be in atlantic city, and then in philadelphia a few weeks ago. >> we played mini games, i solved the puzzle in my mini games and that was pretty good. now she is heading to california. >> i am the first and all female art college in the nation. >> we are waiting forever for that. i am going too, that is pretty cool. >> and emily is keeping our winning a secret but making no secret of our puzzle solving skills. >> i heard you were good at it? >> i'm really good at it. i can't wait to compete. >> philadelphia week on "wheel of fortune" airs later this season, and emily is one of 15 local contestants and we wish her well. does someone else look foam.

>> i may have spied my wife in the video there. >> she had a role in organizing that surprise and was thrilled to be right there. what a great moment, i cried with her. alicia thanks so much. still ahead. costume crack down, what star wars fans will and will not be able to wear to watch the film. and this doll may be special but nowhere near as special as the commercial, how mattel is breaking down the barriers for an ad for a limited edition barbie.

"action news" continues with meteorologist, adam joseph, alicia vitarelli, sharrie williams and brian taff. >> it's 4:30 and "action news" continues with the arrest a former middle school choir director in middletown, delaware. >> and an inconceivable story a little girl goes to the concession game at her big brother's football game and never comes back. what happened in the 25 minutes she was missing. and a family stopped at mcdonald's for a gob letter, and left with so much more. for more information on the

new safe transaction zones in cherry hill, we turn to "action news" reporter, nora muchanic live with the details. >> reporter: hi there brian, one the pitfalls of using sites like craigslist is you don't know who you are dealing with and that could be dangerous, now cherry hill has created a space you can meet up by yourself and you don't have to worry about your safety. >> cherry hill police captain winters is in the operation center one of two locations designated as safe transaction zones, that is where they can create online swap sites. >> don't go to someone's home or don't meet in a seclude said place in the dark at night. >> there say second safe zone outside of the municipal building both are under constant surveillance, and police are

nearby if something goes wrong. this is a way to buy and sell goods, a place they can come 24 hour a day and there are safe zones, pine dale and conshohocken and it adds an extra level of safety to people that are meeting with strangers. >> people that are getting scammed or beaten up or anything. >> craigslist meetings could lead to danger or death. in 2013, daniel cook of williamsto williamstown, new jersey was murdered when he went to buy an atv he saw online and a man was shot to death by a man responding to a used car ad. steven of cherry hill is extra careful, even before the safe zone, he insisted on making his craigslist deals at police headquarte

headquarters. >> and i have made deals to sell cars and they decided not to go because of the location. >> nora thank you. a former choir director is facing 27 counts of rape today for sexually abusing a delaware teenager this, is gary smith, the one time choir director was involved with a 13-year-old girl from 2010 to 2012, smith is accused of continually sexually abusing the teen both on and off school grounds, state police are asking everyone who has information about smith to please contact them. >> turning now to the latest of the terror attacks in paris, the city continues to mourn the 129 victims, of last week's massacre, law enforcement is searching for those involved. it has spawned 160 raids around the globe and so far dozens of suspects are arrested and

multiple weapons are seized as police search for one of the alleged masterminds, abdelhamid abaauoud. and a soccer match between germany and the netherlands before kickoff due to information about a possible bomb threat, all of that is upsetting for claire lablonk, she was in atlantic city when she learned of the paris attacks, she is living with a mays landing family for a year while she studies at oak crest high school, she described how she felt when she got the text message. >> couldn't believe then when i saw the pictures, when i saw the people crying and running and i saw the people on the ground, i started to cry because it was just terrible. >> well, lablanc is from tuloose

in france. we have continuing coverage at 6abc.com, and posted photos from the scenes as well as tributes from around the world. philadelphia police say a 23-year-old man was high on marijuana when he struck and killed a woman in southeast philadelphia yesterday, malaki armstrong was not only speeding when he tried to go around a stopped septa trolley but blew through a red light, he hit merriam wilmington while she was crossing at a crosswalk, armstrong is facing a number of charges including dui and homicide by vehicle. police are looking for two homicide suspects that used a surgical mask to hold up a store. you can see one of the gunmen

going through the pockets of a 36-year-old worker while the other holds a 71-year-old worker at gun point, after stealing cash and cigarettes the suspects took off and neither was injured. if you have information on this robbery, call east detectives. the force may be with you, but your darth vader mask should not be, that is the message from two big national movie chains for the star wars movie. amc and cinamark. they say that masks and weapons and other items that may make guests uncomfortable, are not allowed. some are allowing light sabers as long as they are off during the movie. but if you head to cinamarc

leave the saber at home. >> such a sad commentary of where things are. now to adam joseph talking about more changing. >> we had a drop in temperature and we had sunshine and now we are tracking a system cutting across the country with severe weather, as we look at double scan live radar this brought a lot of tornadoes yesterday in parts of kansas and nebraska as well as texas east of the rockies, that low north and west of oklahoma city bringing blizzard like conditions in colorado and kansas and east of there a pipeline of moisture and still dealing with tornado watches near jackson mississippi and parts of louisiana, and a little bit of this comes our way and we get heavier rain as we get into thursday, so this week's weather question has to deal with this system, that is really marking its territory across the country, where does

yesterday's tornado outbreak -- in parts of kansas and texas. where does it rank in 2015, the fourth most tornados in one day, eighth most in one day or 12th most? tweet me your answer 6 abc adam joseph, i'll give you a shout-out the first person to get that correct. >> thank you. a nonprofit group is working to raise money for philadelphia schools to give young students more access to books. monica malpass is live with more. >> it's called the right booked campaign and kicked off at an elementary school in feltonville a great campaign and great effort, mayor elect jim kenney and superintendant williams hite was there, we'll talk about how much money they need to raise and how it will be spent. and 50 holiday meals were

given out to residents in chester as part of an annual give away for those in need for the holidays, those stories and more at 5:00, sharrie we'll see you then. >> well, politicians are not the only one gearing up for the big gathering coming to philadelphia, so are students, hundreds of college students are heading to the democratic national convention and temple is in the mix, some 200 students will stay on the campus and learn about politics and how it works. the academic seminar, the dnc is next july. city team ministries has more than 900 families waiting to pick up meals and this afternoon the group only had 18 turkeys, organizers say the bird flu impacted the supply and

driving prices up and volunteers pack the food they do have today. they are urging anyone that can help to go buy a turkey and please donate. once the holiday season approaches, we here at 6 abc are teaming up to help feed our neighbors in need, join us for a live donation effort to benefit philabundance. special guests will be on the phone taking your donations. log on to our website at 6abc.com for a link to that donation page. still ahead, talk about a misstep, you won't believe what one company named a shoe they designed for female sports fans. and this may look like your typical barbie commercial, but it's ground breaking, what mattel has now down for the first time. >> and a gesture that made a major impact, why a wawa

employee's special gift to a south jersey teenager meant so much to him. and adam joseph has the exclusive accuweather forecast coming up.

announcinging that game began to call her name over the loud speakers but a half hour later her body was found near a bond just 100 yards in the field. >> i never thought anything would happen like this to my baby. never in a million years, i thought she was -- >> excruciating, the doolins are

pleading with the killer to come forward. the police have tonight confirmed her death was a homicide. >> when it comes to naming their designs, some call a shoe retailers choices a complete misstep. they are getting backlash for style name like the groupie wedge, a wedge you can customize with your favorite sports team. they are going wild with this one calling the word sexist, it's owned by two sisters, that it's all being taken out of contest, it's another word for fan, it's all about fanship, all words leading back to sports lovers and their team. and anyone that likes to wear their proud proudly and that design there called the junky,

that they say stands for sports junky. >> you may not know this but for the first time a boy is in a barbie commercial playing with a doll, mattel earns praise for adding genderchallenging. >> barbie -- so fierce. >> it's for you. >> the limited addition barbie sold out in less than an hour, some people saying that this commercial makes them so happy and hopes it will destroy sterotypes and what we play with. finally loving this, they went in for a gobbler and left with warm hearts and a new faith in the kindness of strangers, this year it's kyle, and he loves wawa he is a super fan, his mom

says the 16-year-old has autism and going to wawa like a daily social experience for him. this is dylann higbee, he said he likes booksed the hat and could he have it. >> he surprised them at the door giving kyle his very own visor completely making haddize day and patrick says it was his pleasure and the smile on kyle's face made his day better. tonight the ventnor wawa is honoring patrick for his kindness and kyle will be there too and so will we. season that sweet. >> an important act of kindness none too small. time for another check of the roads tonight, lets check in with matt pellman with how things are at a stand still on

roads. >> as is the case, stand stills on so many of these roaded, this afternoon the culprit is a crash along 422 westbound direction so stand still from king of prussia toward collegeville and phoenixville, that right lane is blocked with the money crews on the scene and with the left lane valuable for all the traffic, things are not moving so well. 35 minutes should be about 7, that is five times what it should be. think about ridge pike or route 23. on german town pike, a crash at pleasant road. and a crash in abington township at marty's car shop near easton road and old welsh road. a wreck on the kelly drive cleared out. but now there is one at darby at 6th and main for the stop for the 11th trolley and southbound

side by cotman, blocking it slow from academy and hockessin, delaware a crash that is closing down bracken road. we'll check it again in the 5:00 hour. >> thank you, meteorologist, adam joseph, is back with the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast next.

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meteorologist adam joseph, is joining us and a guest meteorologist joining you back there somewhere. >> i put it on facebook. my mom is a celebrity. i love your mother's accent. she is hanging out with alicia. >> she has a cast on she can't come out. lets get to the weather

question, i'm surprised she is not screaming, she loves attention. yesterday's tornado outbreak yesterday, how did it rank the fourth most the eighth or the 12 and. >> how many were there? >> 38 tornadoes. >> i have to go fourth. >> brian is correct, the fourth most tornados in one day, there was actually 39, she just added one, making it the top fourth of the year so far, the three, the top three were back in may. that is typically tornado season and late parts of october and november, you get a second round of tornado season, and a shout-out to manny lopez, his twitter is pro chef 314 the first one to get that correct. and quiet conditions home here,

and a few high clouds during the periods of day with north-northeastly winds and temperatures are cooler as a cold front slammed through here, 50 allentown and 54 philadelphia and dover and millville between 52 and 53 degrees and a big change from 24 hours ago, it feels 15 degrees cooler in the delaware valley and 16 degrees cooler at the shore and 10 degrees coolner wilmington. there is the spin in wichita, kansas, the panhandle of oklahoma and western parts of kansas, now they are dealing with snow after tornadoes yesterday and all the severe weather now is pushing into the deep south, as we track this storm, it will race up into the western part of the great lakes and it falls apart and thankfully it loses its kreef characteristics and when it passes through early in the western suburbs, the just in the form of heavy rainfall and that continues into the evening rush

hour, if you are east of philadelphia, the morning rush to can he dry but the afternoon rush hour could be a mess with ponding on the roadways. so the heaviest rain arrives in the morning from the west to the east and the heaviest is in the afternoon and evening and an inch to inch and a half of rain in the area, with winds in the south-southeast to 35 miles per hour. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, mostly cloudy, 63 mild degrees tomorrow, with a few peeks of sun and then windy and rainy here on thursday, but very mild, at 67 and sunny, cooler on friday and 58 degrees and on saturday, a mixture of sun and clouds and 54 and then take a look at this, if you are running the philadelphia half or full marathon, chilly and windy and 48 for a high and we stay well below average monand tuesday with highs in the upper 40s to low 50s. >> i love everything.

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today part two of our series of keeping it cloakal with all things made in philly, a group of home grown designers join forces to build the philadelphia fashion alliance where every stitch is hand made and hand sewn in the city, i wanted a bag to put put everything i needed for the day into a bag. >> as women we lug around a lot of bags. >> you carry two or three bags. >> and she created one that does it all. her line mickey blue is about the bag that multitasks. >> there are hidden compartments every why. >> you open a zipper and another

bag pops out. outcomes the lunch box leaving heels underneath. >> my wallet and makeup and keys. pockets for the phone, for doylestown native victoria wright each creation is a convation piece. >> my collection is her canvas and the world is her runway. >> born in brazil, rebecca was trained in architecture, her clothes and accessories reflecting that sculpture. >> when someone puts it on and walks out there, the clothes start to have a life. this season gabrielle man dez's gifts give back and the proceeds go back to a local charity, for every sale $2 goes to a local

cause, and these pieces are a way for them to tell their unique story. >> we like the gifts that give back. at 15th and walnut you can shop all the fabulous phillies finds. and know that every single thing was created here in the city, so glad to hear the designers and their passion comes through. that will do it for "action news" at 4:00, for sharrie williams and adam joseph i'm brian taff, hope you'll join me with sharrie and adam joseph every night for "action news" at 10:00 on phl 17. "action news" at 5:00 is next.

tuesday night and the big story on "action news" at 5:00 is a developing story out of germany, a soccer match between germany and the netherlands was canceled after officials said they had information on a plot. this word an hour ago, an investigation into that threat has turned up nothing, top

officials including angela merkel, they were sending a signal that they would not bend to terrorist attacks. in london english prime minister, david cameron, and prince william were at a soccer match also supporting the victims of the terror attacks. emotions rang high among the 80,000 people in attendance. ♪ ♪ both english and french fans joined together to sing france's national anthem, it was printed in newspapers this morning and put up on the screen in french. and they laid laurel wreaths to honor the victims followed by a moment of silence and they wore black arm bands as a sign of mourning,