in half after a driver loses control on the boulevard. the eagles hope to rebound with a win at the linc this afternoon. >> let's go over to meteorologist chris sowers. >> reporter: i was going to say let's hope the game doesn't come down to a field goal. we're down in cape may, we have an area of low pressure off the coast that will track along the shoreline it's closer so there could wet weathers and showers in cape may up to atlantic city this afternoon. temperatures are starting to cool down, 40s north and west, 50s south anne -- and east. millville, 50 degrees, allentown, 47. feels like 38 it's very blustery

across the far northwesterly suburbs. philadelphia feels like 43 even though the air temperatures are in the upper 40s and trenton, 43, as well. there is the small wave of low pressure you can see it close to the shoreline. we expect this area to pick up a few showers, maybe a period of steadier rain. breaking it down this is what to expect. northwestern suburbs today, brisk, winds whipping around 25 miles per hour. combination of sun and clouds, interior sections of south jersey, breezy and chilly, the jersey shore cloudy and showers. when i come back in a few mingles we'll talk about the cold temperatures tonight and a big warmup for thanksgiving. >> the big story on "action news" this sunday morning is increased security around the philadelphia marathon. >> the race got off to a late

start due to extra security measures. trish tresh has more on the -- trish hartman has more on the tight security surrounding the race. >> reporter: that's right, eva, you can see lots of runners are coming across finish line, finishing up their half marathon , 13.1 miles. lots of runners coming across here, we are waiting for the full finishers. security has been tough, 0,000 runners are participating, 60,000 spectators there's a lot of people. i'm joined by michael nutter and the race director desiree peter bell. how are things going? >> they are going well, we have 30,000 runners and 60,000 spectators, the energy is in the

air. >> reporter: i know you've heard about security concerns everyone wanted to feel safe. how did you respond to that in stepping up security for the weekend. >> a lot of measures have been in place since the unfortunate incident at the boston marathon. clear bags, our runners are well prepared and we reminded them of the security measures we have in place year. >> reporter: we saw long lines at security how was that? >> safety first, everyone got into their coal -- correspond -- corrals. everybody was happy starred to finish. >> i get inspired by the runners about the race, i get close to being inspired to run an reality sets in and then that goes away.

the enthusiasm out here, the growth of the race, the growth of the spectator participation and the adjustments we've made over the years have been very, very smooth, tremendous amount of cooperation from the runners and spectators and all city services. ems, our federal partner also and patience and cooperation from the runners. the start was flawless all the runners got in their respective corrals, and got into their places and we have a great race going on. the half marathon is coming through. >> reporter: the full marathon will finish around 90:20, 9:30 a.m. live on the benjamin franklin parkway trish hartman channel 6 "action news. >> a smooth good day for runners that's what we like to

hear. an argument between a married couple led to a deadly pedestrian crash on i-4935. it happened on the southbound lanes near the i-95 junction near newport. the husband and wife were arguing as they traveled down 495. the woman decided to jump out of the moving car and hit by another vehicle. she was rushed to christiana hospital where she died from frr injuries. a car was split in half before it crashed on the boulevard last night. the driver was weaving in and out of the traffic. the impact threw the driver from the car. he was killed instantly. one car slammed into a servered part of that car, a third car was hit by flying debris. >> police are investigating what sparked an early morning

murder in north philadelphia. a 35-year-old man was shot in the chest and both legs. he was rushed to temple university hospital where he died from his wounds. so far police have no motives or suspects. from our new jersey newsroom lieutenant governor said the state's top problems are the property taxes. many people are so disgusted they don't vote. and she said lawmakers need to find a away to stop the anger. new jersey lawmakers are putting the state's lottery under the microscope. a senate hearing will will be hd tuesday on the trend of downward spiral. >> the eagles face tampa bay

buck nester this afternoon at lincoln financial field. a win could put them in a tie for first place. sam broad ford is out with a concussion. mark sanchez will take his place. the buccaneers are tied with the eagles in the overall nfc playoff picture, we'll have more coming up in a live report at noon. sports sunday tonight, our sports team animal brandon graham breakdown the key plays in today's game. >> the alter and pulpit used by pope francis for the mass on the parkway have a permanent home they were moved to holy martyrs church. the people kept asking the past tore how the items ended up there. he said he simply asked. he said he he knew the alter had to go somewhere, so he worked with the archdiocese to get it to holy martyrs. a major effort is underway

to help fight hunger in the delaware and lehigh valley. 6abc annual food drive will brighten the holiday for many in need. the action cam was with the troupe 243 pick up nonperishables. >> good to give back to organization. >> it's something everybody should do, give back, when you bring your young kids up to do its a good thing. >> it is a good thing. all of the items will now be taken to philabundance, this is the 30th year that the holiday food drive has helped feed the hungry. donations will be collected during the thanksgiving day parade and donate at 6abc.com through the end of year. >> it's so worth it on so many levels, right? >> there's much more to come on "action news," here comes

winter. now is a good time to lock in oil prices. >> reporter: old moon winter makes an early call across the midwest and dumps a foot of snow this weekend. >> live look into center city that's the peco building right there. meteorologist chris sowers will have the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast when we come right back.

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a winter wonderland this morning after a foot or more of snow

fell in the northern suburbs yesterday. residents got out early to get ahead of the accumulating snow on the sidewalks. at times the snow was falling at the pace of an inch an hour. the windy city bracing for below-zero windchills today. >> no thank you, they can keep all that. >> reporter: whistles going to say -- what i was going to say because i know how much you love snow. if this is the time to get snow, this is it, because it will be back up in the 60s in a couple of days. >> but you still have to get through the below zero part. >> reporter: looking live outside, the winds have picked you mean now that the front has pushed through, they are sustained out of the northwest at 15 miles per hour. at last hour philadelphia had a 30-mile an hour gust. every now and then you pick up a stronger gust. that's going to be the story, mostly cloudy conditions,

breaking from time to time, gust yeses breezes. 49 degrees right now in philadelphia. dewpoint, 26. winds are out of the northwest at 1r miles per hour. -- 15 miles per hour. the pressure is starting to rise. 45 in reading, lancaster, 43. allentown, 45. philadelphia checking in at 49 with the wind this is sustained constant wind speeds around 15 miles per hour gusting to 30 that makes it feel more like 41 or 42 in philadelphia. seven miles per hour in allentown. 16 in millville. 12 in atlantic city and around 10 miles per hour in trenton. satellite and radar, there's the front or at least the backside of the front right there that strip it is in the process of pushing through now, this little wave of moisture rides the front up the eastern seaboard and eventually into you would as the day goes on. it close enough to brush the

shoreline with a period of rain or showers from lunchtime to 3:30. you get across interior sections of south jersey it's cloudy and north and west you'll see breaks of sunshine. there was the snowstorm for the midwest it's up into canada, now. it will continue to pull away. it's down right chilly on the backside of that storm. by the time we get into monday, temperatures in the low to mid 40s, upper 30s, low 40s. this is a friend of mine who lives in northwest illinois. he sent this picture into me, this was yesterday. look at all the snow. take a look at the snowfall totals. every single location this is second, third or fourth all time greatest storm for the month of november. 18 inches in south dakota. georgia, iowa. 17.

livingston, 14 in a few inches. snow. interior sections of south jersey cloudy and raining for the jersey shore. temperatures decreasing throughout the day. we should kick that moisture out to sea by 4:00 p.m. probably getting as far west as let's say, mays landing, dennisville and cape may county and hammonton, that's about it. reading, 29, allentown, 30 degrees. lehigh valley, sun and clouds, windy, 489 degrees. jersey shore, cloudy skies, showers maybe a period of rain, high of 50 degrees. philadelphia, sun and clouds, breezy, winds out of northwest a15 to 25 miles per hour. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, brisk and chilly tomorrow, 45. windchills 30s low 40s. tuesday, nice, 352.

wednesday, thursday, friday, ton of sunshine, a few clouds, temperatures climbing everyday, looking at thanksgiving high 64 degrees, that's good stuff. >> love it. thank you. >> you can find the sunday forecast and live look at storm tracker 6 live double scan radar anytime on our website at 6abc.com/weather. >> a popular holiday tradition is back open for business. this is the grand opening of christmas village at love park. the special early opening is the first time it ever opened before thanksgiving. it awferlings international and local -- it offers international and locally created gifts and decorations. health check thisa

new study finds many children with cancer may have been born with the risk of developing the disease. researchers took a look at 1,000 children and adolescents with cancer.

8.5% were born with genes increasing their risk of cancer. only those with the gene came from families that have been known to get cancer. light therapy may help to treat the winter blues. canadian researchers compared light therapy with medication to treat depression. the researchers randomly assigned patients to one of four groups. medication only light only or a combination of both or no treatment. those who received a combination faired the best those who received light therapy improved more than those receiving just medication. new mobile technology is coming to the area that could help save people when their heart stops. the app will help when someone

sulphurs cardiac arrests -- suffers cardiac arrests. >> reporter: the app is called pulse point. here how it works. if someone in the community suffers cardiac arrest 911 is called. ems teams are dispatched. a pulse point alert goes to people who are cpr trained and located in a quarter mile of the patient. >> the most important thing for someone in cardiac arrest is for someone to start cpr. cpr significantly increases survival rate. so does using an externaldefibr.

the app was just launched in burlington county but it's been successful in other areas. this man said it saved his life. he went down in a parking lot, a security guard called 911. at the same time, an off duty firefighter got an alert through pulse point. he was working out at a gym next-door. >> it turned my radio off and gave me a series of beeps. i got a google map of the location. >> when i scott got to me i wasn't breathing i had no pulse. if he hadn't performed cpr. i wouldn't be here right now. >> reporter: ali gorman channel 6 "action news."

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>> reporter: welcome back everyone, 92:48 sunday morning. we would a few days in the 60s last week, now we're talking about windchills in the 30s and 40s. game time for the eagles 1:00 p.m., low to mid 40s in philadelphia. low 40s north and west, low 40s south and east. some areas will see gusts 20 to 25 miles per hour. the numbers drop off later this evening. first thing tomorrow morning it will feel like the upper 20s for everybody. bundle up as you're waiting for the school bus. look what happens the temperature seesaw across the country. it will tilt this way once again. it's cold on the west coast and warm on the east coast. it's warm for everybody east of the mississippi river and it's enough to put highs in the 60s by thanksgiving. >> winter is coming for

residents who use oil to heat your homes. john rawlins has news on how to save big. >> reporter: at cardinal fuel calls coming in for heating oil. right now if i were to call you and ask i want to buy fuel oil what kind of price would you quote? >> around 1.855-gallon. >> reporter: how does it compare to last year. >> it's a dollar cheaper. >> reporter: they repair everything from small kerosene heaters to if you are names. they have a fleet -- furnish -- furnace also. they have a smiewl fleet of trucks -- small fleet of trucks. >> the average household uses 800 gallons. that's 800 bucks back in your pocket.

>> reporter: why are prices down? just like gasoline and diesel fuel heating oil comes from crude oil. cruel oil is sliding downward. >> if iran comes back on production and floods the market, we could drop another ten dollars a barrel. >> reporter: which would translate out another dime or 15 cents. >> probably 30 cents. >> reporter: another dynamic the weather it's thought to be a warmer winter because of el nino which will keep oil prices in check. oscar winning actor will be honored with cecil b. demill award washington has earned 7

golden globe nominations and two wins. he won two oscars and two emmy nominations one tony award and one naacp image award and grammy. adelle's new album 25 will be released on friday. you cannot stream it, you can buy it through apple's itune. the first single from the album was the first to sell 1 million downloads in a week. second set a new record for best selling record in the first week, they say amazing. >> a florida woman yes, he neea color run to get over her heartbreak from an engagement. how her fiance called off the wedding may shock you. >> we have items hitting the

auction block and chris sowers has the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast when "action news" continues. >> the 2015 pha

marathon is off and running with plenty of extra security on hand. >> precautionary measures are being taken because of last week's terror attacks in paris.

>> the winds are kicking up and dip below freezing across the tri state region. how long will it last? >> meteorologist chris sowers is outside with a look at accuweather. >> reporter: hopefully not long, it's blustery out here, every time the wind kicks up we get gusts 15, 20, 25 miles per hour. it stings it's blustery. fleetwood, 45. you were in the low 50s first thing this morning. the numbers are going down. pottstown, 46. saint david, 45. quakertown 44. it's pretty much the same story for south jersey and delaware. you started out in the mid 50s now the numbers are starting to drop. dover, 48. wood wine -- woodbine 41. hammonton the blue berry capitol of the world, 49 degrees.

1:00 p.m., kickoff for the eagles, buck nicer game, we're looking at gusts out of the northwest 12 to 15 miles per hour. those winds continue throughout the duration of the remain. that's why i said i hope this game doesn't come down to a field goal because the wind is humming right now. showers approaching from the south that could bring wet weather to the jersey shore later on. if you're heading to lincoln financial field, eagles taking on the buccaneers, clouds and sun, brisk and chilly. winds out of the northwest at 15 to 20 miles per hour. temperatures dropping in the upper 40s. windchills in the upper 30s, low 40s. i'll have the seven-day forecast when i see you in just a few minutes. >> thousands of runners are making their way through the

city for the philadelphia marathon 2015. long lines for the runners and spectators all the media forced race officials to delay the start of the race nearly 20 minutes. trish hartman joins us live from the parkway with more on the tight security surrounding the marathon. trish it looks like everything is running smoothly. >> reporter: officials say thinks are going smoothly at the start finish area and on the race course. some of the past marathoners have controlsed the line, they are exhaust the but -- crossed the line, they are exhausted, but happy to be done. security was tight like we mentioned for the thousands of runners participating in the weekend's races. looks like the first full marathon if i finisher is coming across the line right now. there he is. the winner of the philadelphia full marathon.

it's a great day for the marathon, we see the finisher right there breaking the tape. security was tight, but the race is going well for all the people who are running the rails. 60,000 people out here cheering him on. runners preparing to go through one of the 6 security checkpoints on the benjamin franklin parkway were more concerned with getting to the starting line than before security. >> we came a little bit earlier than we would have come just to make sure we could get through security. organizers say more precautions are being taken because of concerns of runners and spectators because of the terror attacks in rar -- paris. officials say long security lines at one checkpoint and minor accident on the the course delayed the start of the race by 15 minutes. around 7:15 they were off ready to take on 13.1 or 26.2 miles through center city and fairmont park and manayunk. >> great city, beautiful city,

been here before, glad i came, i will come again. >> now, the award ceremony is expected to get underway at 10:00 a.m. for the winners. we saw the first full marathon finishers across the line. there's a 7 hour time limit. for the next few hours people will be coming through the area going across the finish line. keep that in time if you're trafficking in the area today. trish hartman channel 6 "action news." >> now to the terror threats overseas brussels, belgium is in the second straight day of the highest threat level always the manhunt continues since the terror attacks on par rits. meanwhile, president obama said efforts to defeat isis must include airstrikes and intelligence and a realization we do not have to be afraid. >> the most powerful tool we

have to fight isil is to say that we're not afraid. they are a bunch of killers. and there have been people throughout human history who can find an excuse to kill people because they don't think like them or look like them and we fight them and we beat them. >> the president also precised russian president putin to join the coalition to fight isis in the light that isis blew up a passenger jet. secretary of state is going to the middle east topping his agenda will be syria isis and israeli palestinian violence. republican and democratic candidates are weighing in on

how to keep the country safe from terrorists. donald trump was asked about setting up a data base of muslims in the america. >> there should be a lot of systems, we should have a lot of the systems and today you can do it. >> >> reporter: how do you get them registered? >> it would be good management. >> reporter: should the federal government keep a register century of -- registry of owe group. no. >> hopefully we have the data base on the groups already here. if we do not we're doing a poor job. >> hillary said such moves will not work. >> a bomb threat forced a turkey airline jet to land in canada. the flight landed safely will halifax. royal canadian mounted police

searched the plane with police dogs looking for explosives. investigators found no evidence afternoon explosive device. iraq released this video of airstrikes carried out against isis north and west of baghdad. it hit targets in mosul and anbar province. it caused damage to isis facilities. a fire broke out in one of the tallest sky scraper in chicago. the blaze happened on the 50th floor of iconic hancock building. more than 100 firefighters battled the blaze which's to be accidental. the unit was gutted by the fire. police in berks county say they have found the body of missing college student jacob marberger found yesterday at the picnic area of hawk mountain.

pennsylvania state police say he died of a self-inflicted gunshot wound. he was a student at washington college in maryland. in delaware county, authorities are investigating the discovery of a man's body in a creek. police were called yesterday afternoon about the body found in ridley creek in chester. an autopsy will be performed to determine the cause of death. a vietnam veteran from northeast philadelphia can enjoy his backyard again. renovating hope came together to give him a new deck with a ramp to make it wheelchair accessible. even though he lost a leg, he still does things on his own. >> i redid this whole house, i was always working.

now i can't, i asked for a little help and received it. it was very nice. >> reporter: the group took time to honor the local army veteran with a ceremony thanking him for his service to our county. >> monday morning edition on "action news," speaking of dedication we have pictures of a young woman taking a final exam. >> folks from the midwest are dicking out from a foot of snow. that's not going to happen around here, meteorologist chris sowers will have the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast i think you'll like the thanksgiving forecast. we'll be right back.

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a pictureesque scene in lancing michigan. although they can keep the snow as far as i'm concerned. a large snowstorm dump snow

across the midwest. a large swath from south dakota to michigan is under fresh snow. people were and i able to move t on the roads after crews cleared the white stuff. >> in the midwest it's wet snow. it's the messy kind. >> reporter: it's hard to remove and temperatures dropped into the teens, o'hare was 11 degrees, it froze. good stuff, right? >> too early. >> reporter: let's go live on sky 6. don't worry we don't have anything remote to that here in the next several days. we're doing all right. there's the view of the philadelphia international airport. we have a lot of clouds upstairs and gusty breeze whipping around. 52 degrees that's the high temperature we're shooting for today. 49 degrees is the low temperature this morning. it's the present temperature reading. morning lows what a different we had from yesterday morning versus what we saw first thing this morning. allentown, 26 degrees saturday

morning. 39 this morning. look at the difference in pottstown, millville, 15 degrees warmer. wilmington, 11 degrees warmer. philadelphia, look at that everybody at least ten to 15 degrees warmer than what we experienced yesterday morning that's because we were what's called prefrontal. winds shift ahead of a cold front they shift out of the south it allowed the temperatures to stay failure mild. as the cold front pushes through, the winds shift out of the northwest, you can see the arrow barbs there, they are in the northwesterly direction now that will usher in the colder air. reading, 41. 38 in lancaster. 43 in philadelphia. 50s for most of south jersey. satellite and radar, going across the country, once you get off the eastern seaboard the weather is nice and quiet for two-thirds of the county there's not much going on at all. we'll see a good storm move into

the packed northwest monday and tuesday, until then, the weather looks quiet. this little low will come up the eastern seaboard it will bring a swath of wet weather for the jersey shore. you can see how far west it goes, ten, 15 miles inland. that's the rain threat. that's what we're on the look out for right now. most areas dry, just the barrier islands seeing spritzes and sprinkles. no matter -- north and west, it will be different than south and east. mostly sunny skies, 1:00 p.m. south and east, rainy at the shore. cloudy for interior sections of south jersey. that's the story all day long. sunny north and west, cloudy south and east. 33 north and west overnight and

had 43 philadelphia. brisk today, 52 degrees. jersey shore, cloudy and dreary, a couple of showers. millville, 52. trenton, 50. allentown, 48 degrees. overnight tonight with the clear sky and the wind out of the northwest the numbers will drop off. upper 20s north and west, 33 for philadelphia. 28 in millville. 35 in cape may. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, a real nice quiet week is on tap for the delaware valley. brisk and cold today. 45 degrees for the high. windchills in the upper 30s low 40s. dropping down near freezing force city. 20s everybody else. we begin to moderate tuesday, 52. wednesday, 56 degrees, thanksgiving, 64 degrees, black friday, 65 degrees and

56 degrees saturday sun and clouds. >> a woman in georgia was so dedicated to take her final exam she powered through the test while in labor of this is the picture of her it's gone viral. her water broke a week before her due date. collins said she was doing what she had to do. >> i would read my questions and my answers, i new the crackses were coming they were speeding up. when i started the test they were 3 minutes apart. when i got finished with the test they are like a minute or less apart. >> how do you focus. after 20 hours of labor she welcomed her baby girl. she expects to grad with a degree in criminal justice in december of next year. >> star wars is going to

auction goers next month. the batch features a rare luke skywalker with a double telescoping light saber. there are 20 are in existence. they were available on by special request by the manufacturer, they are expected to sell for $25,000 each. the auction is scheduled for

december 11 one week before the star wars films the force awakens is in theaters. the internet is buzzing over a new beauty product that's designed to give everyone a freckled look. it's called freck yourself. you place the stencil where you want africia -- freckle also to appear. the kick starter campaign has raise $12,000 of its 215,000-dollar goal. if you want to have access to super freckle technology you have in him thursday to make it happen. in upstate new york it was a special and bitter sweet wedding reception that was months in the making. ♪

29-year-old matt, abbey fell in love with the nurse who was by her side during her leukemia treatment. she asked him to marry her. this is video of abbey and matt's first dance. the reception raised awareness and money for a nonprofit that helps cancer patients and their families. we'll be back with a look at sunday morning sports. >> turning to sports, the

easily face off with the buccaneers at the linc this afternoon. plus, the sixers are looking for that illusive first win of the scone. here's jeff skeverski with all your sunday morning sports.

>> reporter: let's be honest, the eagles don't look like a playoff team, but that could change this afternoon at home against tampa bay. if the eagles win and the redskins lose, eagles will be tied for first place. talk about a must-win today. >> it's a game we got to win. we got to win this game. it's the most important game, man, the way we lost it was really sickening. >> we have three games and three losses, 6 points, we're a good team we have all the confidence that we are a good team and we have to approve it on sunday with tampa bay. >> reporter: it will stark with mark sanchez under center. the sixers have not won in 9 months. they lost 24 straight. it's shy of breaking the record of the nba losing streak of all time. sixers get off to a fast start,

first quarter, nerlens noel what a move off the steel. okafor 16p at the half. they go seven minutes without a field goal. him 52 secretary of defense -- 52 seconds left, dwyane wade, no, they have lost 24 in a row. you think wins are hard to score, the flyers have not scored goals, flyers have been shut out in back-to-back games. flyers on the road in on ottawa. second period, claude giroux comes close off the post into

the crease, flyers lost 4-0. they have dropped 11 of their last 13 games. college football after allowing ten touchdowns in their previous two games, temple kept one of the highest scoring teams in the country out of the endzone. by midday today, temple could be back in the top 25. temple showing their support for france. the owls hosted memphis and held them to field goals. owls out in front and it stays that way. 4th quarter, they put it away. temple wins 31-12 if they win their finale at home against u con, they win the division, penn state fell at home to ranked michigan. that's sports, i'm jeff skeverski have a good day. >> a florida woman said she was

dumped by her fiance one week before they walked down the aisle. he did it boo text message. kiley decided to get over the heartbreak by doing a color run. she ran the rails wearing her wedding dress. >> i did it for me, i did it to help me deal, i did it to kind of show that people it's okay, you know, everything happens for a reason. push through it. >> cool that her girlfriends did it with her, too. >> she plans to get the dress cleaned and donate it to charity. >> she broke up through text message, it's good she found out about it well before. >> caught red handed, penguin trying to make a great escape,

but don't getaway. >> the american music awards are tonight we'll have a preview of the big event. those stories and chris sowers will have the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast when "action news" continues. s

10:00 a.m., sunday, november 22. in the news, tight security

is in place for philadelphia marathon, we're live with the latest. >> a nasty crash a car is literally cut in half after a driver loses control on the boulevard. >> the eagles hope to rebound with a win at the linc this afternoon. first chris sowers is at the "action news" big board with accuweather. look how the runners dressed. >> reporter: they will need to dress warmly. the temperatures are falling. coatsville, 43 you started at 352 around 6:00 a.m. it's only been a good two three hours the numbers have dropped off. the cold front continues to pull through, right now it sitting right -- whoops, what just happened there? the cold front is sitting right here, we're seeing 50s or not coast. it will continue to push east over the next couple of hours,

everybody will start to cool down as the winds shift out of the west/northwest. there's the batch of moisture that is riding the front. that will get as far west as let's say this line here, so interior south jersey looking at more clouds than sun. northwestern suburbs, probably a lot of sunshine this afternoon. right here, the barrier islands, let's say cape may up to atlantic city up to point pleasant and belmawr and dwik and central -- brick and central new jersey will see showers from time to time. in the city, combination of sun and clouds, these numbers will drift off. 4:00 p.m., 48 degrees. windchills in the low 40s, 6:00, 46 degrees, part cloudy skies, at that point, once the sun sets the numbers start to tank. blustery windchills over the next several days, cold ahead, and then a warm up in the seven day forecast. >> the big story this sunday morning is increased security

around the philadelphia marathon. the. >> the race got off to a late start due to the extra security measures. trish trsh has -- trish hartman has more on the tight security surrounding the race. >> reporter: many say they are confidence in the security measures race director has put in place. many were moo concerned about the wind -- were more concerned about the wind than the security. there are 6 security checkpoints to enter the start-finish secure zone. on the parkway organizers say they heard from the runners and spectators after the paris attacks. -- paris attacks. runners reported long lines at the checkpoints which contributed to the delay in the start by 15 minutes. despite that late start for the race, organizers say things are going smoothly and safely with

the extra security in place. a lot of measures have been in place since the unfortunate incident that happened at the boston marathon. clear bags and secure checkpoints at the start and finish area. our runners are well prepared we are are just reminding them. >> all the runners got in their places and we have a great race going on. half marathon is coming through. >> reporter: and you can see more runners from the half marathon are crossing the finish line. the full marathoners are starting to finish, as well. the woman's runner crossed with an olympic qualifying times for the rio games. the course is open until 2:00. keep that in time if you're in the area. anyone who wants to enter the secure start rap finish zone, will have 0 to go through

security. trish hartman channel 6 "action news." >> police in delaware say an argument between a married couple led to a deadly pedestrian crash on i-495. it happened at 2:00 a.m. this morning. a husband and wife from maryland were arguing as they traveled down 495. the woman decided to jump out of the moving car and hit by another vehicle. she was rushed to christiana hospital are where she died from her injuries. a car was split in half after a deadly accident on the boulevard late last night. police say the driver was speeding and weaving in and out of traffic while trying to make a turn on to woodward street. the impact threw the driver from the car. he was killed instantly. a third car was hit by flying debris. the other drivers were treated for pliern -- minor injuries. police are looking into what sparked an early morning

murder in philadelphia. police say a 35-year-old man was shot in the chest and both legs. he was rushed to temple university hospital where he died from his wounds. police have no motives or suspects. from our new jersey newsroom, lieutenant governor said the state's top problem is property taxes. according publish reports residents are angry because trenton isn't doing anything about the highest property taxes in the nation. many are so disgusted they don't vote. and lawmakers need to find a way to stop the anger . a senate committee is holding a hearing on the partial privatization of the lottery and the its recent performance. the state officials blame it on a national downward trend, or whether it has to do with a vendor overseeing sales and marketing. >> the eagles face the tampa

bay buccaneers at lincoln financial field. a win could put them in a tie for first place. sam broad ford is out -- bradford is out with a concussion. which an -- sanchez will take his place. we'll have more on the game coming up in a live report at noon. tune in at 11:35 for "action news" sports sunday. our sports team and brannen graham breakdown the game. the alter and pulpit used by pope francis was moved to holy martyrs church. the action cam was there as they officially received the gift. the pastor said he asked for the alter because he knew it had to go somewhere, he worked with the archdiocese to get it to holy martyrs. a major effort is underway to help fight hunger in the delaware and lehigh valleys.

6abc dunkin' donuts annual food drive will brighten the holidays for many in need. the action cam was in ardmore with cub scout pack 2450 as they picked up food products. >> good to give back to others. >> it's something we all should do, give back and when you do such a thing, you bring your young kids up to do such a thing, it's always a good think. >> all the temtation will be taken to philabundance -- all the items will be taken to philabundance. it's not too late for you to help. donations will be collected during the thanksgiving day parade and through the end of the year at 6abc.com. a nonprofit for philadelphia school district has launched a specific campaign. "action news" reporter,

katherine scott has details on the right books campaign. >> my favorite books is books that help you learn. >> reporter: this second grader the list is infinite. the trick is getting the right books to these students at the right age. the right books campaign kicked off with a read-a-thon in feltonville. that included mayor-elect jim kenny and dr. william hite. >> you know we want to expose children to the right level books. >> it's good to get the right books because some books are harder, the easy books don't teach you a lot of important stuff. >> reporter: the school district of philadelphia is trying to raise $3.5 million by 2017 to

match $10.5 million from the william penn foundation. comprehensionive reading and library. >> if kids can't read by the third grade they can get lost. >> it helps you to learn it's what you need when you got orderly. >> reporter: cost $5,000 to install a classroom library. the read-a-thon raised enough money for two. >> as i said in the campaign no zip code should matter relative to your spot in life. >> reporter: officials say it's going to be a community effort to raise the funds. in feltonville, katherine scott channel 6 "action news." >> a good story there. still ahead on "action news" sunday morning.

hear about old fashioned roots. kids in the midwest are enjoying a foot of snow they saw this weekend. looking live, escape may, new jersey, has the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast when we come right back. >> the chicago area looks like

a winter wonderland after a foot of snow fell on the northern suburbs yesterday. residents got out early to get

ahead of the accumulating snow on the sidewalks. at times snow was falling at the pace of an inch annual hour. the snow has move out of the area. the windy city is bracing for below zero windchill. kids enjoyed the first significant snow in madison, was winnings. the snow was welcomed site for more than the kids. a polar bear at the zoo, check him out, he enjoyed rolling around in the fresh falling snow. >> he is in his element. >> reporter: as long as the polar bears are happy that's good enough for me. looking live sky6 live hd looking at the temperature university tennis courts we've got a little bit of a breeze blowing out of the west, northwesterly 15 to 20 miles per hour that's putting a chill in the air today. yesterday we had highs in the mid 50s, felt good, today we'll

top out in the low 50s, with the winds it will feel much, much cooler. 59 is the actual air temperature. windchills in the low 40s, dewpoint 26. sustained out of the northwest northwest -- 16 gusting to 25. millville checking in at 49 degrees. wind speeds these are sustained wind hover around 15 to 20 miles per hour. the wind are whipping organ the delaware bay. wilmington, 15, poconos 20. the shorepoints ten and 12 miles per hour with higher gusts we'll see that all day long. with the temperatures slowly drifting off and decent amount of cloud cover you pick up the wind it will make it feel blustery. 35:00 p.m. dealing with 15 to 25-mile an hour wind gusts. some of us will see wet weather later on. it will be the jersey shore, you only have to go five, ten miles

inland. that will be the small little area that picks up the wet weather. everybody else looking at clouds, or combination of sun and clouds. the farther north and west you go, the more sun you'll see. we'll zoom in closer on double scan live. street level, the garden state parkway. serve dry, the next batch is off the screen that will pull through over the next couple of hours. doesn't look like a washout. cloudy at the shore with a couple of showers. wildwood, 49 degrees by 1:00. atlantic city, 50, cloudy a shower around. north and west, full sun for you guys, south jersey, a combination of sun and clouds. as we advance this through, bound boundaries are set. the shore has showers this afternoon. 30 in reading, lancaster, 30. philadelphia, 33.

wilmington, the freezing mark of 32. trenton, 32. millville, 32 degrees, those are overnight lows. when you factor in the winds it will feel like the 20s. we get a huge shift in the weather pattern overall across the county. we usually talk about the seesaw pattern across lower 48. what happens on the west zoe's the opposite -- west coast the opposite happens on the east coast. the cold air on the west coast and the warm air on the eastern seaboard. we get a huge dip in the jet and the winds shift out of the southwest east of the mississippi river we're in the mid 60s as a result just in time for thanksgiving. sun and clouds for the lehigh valley, wind, 48 degrees, it will feel like the upper 30s, low 40s. jersey shore, cloudy skies, a couple of showers around,

50 degrees in atlantic city, cape may, and avalon. philadelphia, 52-. clouds and sun, breezy. winds out of the northwest at 15 to 25 miles per hour. overnight tonight, 28 degrees, outlying suburbs, 33 for center city. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, still rather chilly overly the next couple of days. the numbers slowly start to increase. monday is the coldest day of the season so far at least in terms of high temperatures. philadelphia topping out around 45. north and west, the lehigh valley 43. windchills in the upper 30s. tuesday is better, 52, wednesday better still. 56. thursday, 64. that's thanksgiving and black friday warm with sunshine 65. >> love it! >> reporter: we'll take it. >> you can find the seven-day forecast and live look at storm tracker 6 live double scan radar at any time of the day on our website head to 6abc.com/weather. >> it is one of the biggest nights in the music industry, the american music awards are tonight on 6abc.

alanis morrisette will do her hit song you ought to know. jewels continue bieber will close out the show with a medley of his hits. >> it's the first time to be nominated. >> reporter: the country quartet little big town is nominated for their first american music award they are up for favorite country group. >> so glad to be invited to the party. we'll be there. >> there will be dozens of music biggest names at the party. among the nominees, the performers and the presenters the microsoft theater will be packed with all stars. >> it means a lot, my fans are

strong and they showing me they are voting all the time. i love them so much, thank you. >> she'll be performing, as well. ♪ >> i'm going to try to get people moving and feeling emotional and we'll go dancing, people will be patienting out. >> reporter: we'll hear harmony ious melodies. they will perform the star wars theme with a full orchestra. >> we're freaking out about, it's a huge epic movie. >> reporter: reporting for abc news. >> you can see the american music award hosted by jennifer low pezz on 6abc. it begins at 8:00 p.m. followed by "action news" at 11:00 p.m. with walter perez and sarah bloomquist.

hey mom, i could use some basil. oh, sure thing, sweetie. life is eating out of a flower pot. wait where's the? right. it's being a food paparazzi. honey, your rump roast just broke the internet. as it should. and a takeout romantic. dessert! happy anniversary. life is mucho, and grande. life is eating, laughing, loving and a place to enjoy it together.

live hd taking a live look for us over the platt bridge, traffic moving okay through there right now. keep in mind that the marathon is going on right now. so there are a lot of roads still closed down. if you're driving in and around the city today, check out the website 6abc.com for all the road closures and detours. we're at the "action news" big board to look at the odd and unusual pictures of the week. first it's the great escape or the attempt at the great escape.

penguins at the denmark zoo tried to make a break for it. zoo employees knew something was up when they spotted all their little tracks. they followed them and tried to confront them the flock tried to make another run for it. the zoo employees wondered if the animals were not inspired by the penguins from the film penguins of madagascar. a texas alligator wandered on to a texas gulf course and gave the golfers a square. alligator wranglers were brought in to corral the reptile so nobody could get hurt. it probably came from a nearby river somewhere. it was a hair raising situation at the fill more --

fillmore in fishtown for a bearded competition. the winner was a resident of brewery town. for every inch of beard that was counted a dollar was donated to the testiculare cancer fund. this is kendall elementary it is one of the last standing one room schoolhouses in the entire country. there's 15 students who stayed together from kindergarten to 6th grade. that means having the same students for search years and that means they are family. they can move at their own pace. you go by ability leaves.

the younger kids are watching and learning from the older kids. >> the kids say it makes them feel like family. there are cousins and siblings an awnlt -- aunt and niece. meteorologist chris sowers takes another look at the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast in just a moment. we'll be right back.

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u.s. help or do more. are the governors opposed are they on the right side. fantasy sports it's fun, lots of people play it. are they gambling are they dangerous should they be regulated? when will the pennsylvania budget be past 678 should all the lawmakers go to the nice gala the pennsylvania society if it is not passed yet? that's coming up on inside story. >> reporter: we have the winds out of the northwest 15 to 25 miles per hour. we're hoping for a high of 52. i have a feeling we hit that and now we're going in the other direction. overnight lows drop in the 30s and 20s in the city. tomorrow, shooting for a high of 45 lots of sunshine, most of the upcoming week is bright and

sunny, warmup thanksgiving, 64. friday, warm sunshine, 65. maybe a couple of showers saturday, 56, that's not that bad. >> one thing you're grateful for this thanksgiving? >> reporter: everything i have going on in my life, my family, my job, my friends, everything. >> getting married. >> reporter: getting married. >> this week with george stephanopoulos is coming up next on 6abc. >> he'll have the latest on the search for terror suspects following last week's attacks in paris. >> reporter: good morning, nydia, eva, we have more on the fallout from the paris terror attacks. we'll have exclusive interviews with the candidates who have solidified their hold at the hospital of top of the gop race,

plus our round table panel coming up on this week eva and nydia back to you. >> that's it for "action news," we'll see you back here at noon!

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>> announcer: starting right now on abc's "this week" -- global threat. the capital of europe on lockdown. after an unprecedented terror warning. the streets empty. businesses closed. why officials say, an attack is imminent. martha raddatz on the ground with the breaking details. and, exclusive interviews with both donald trump and ben carson after that fire storm over their comments about syrian refugees. what are they saying now. trump, carson, live only on "this week." plus, our brand-new 2016 poll, have the paris terror attacks changed the race. from abc news, "this week" with george stephanopoulos begins now. good morning, lot going on this week.