>> we're following breaking news from bucks county this noon, a teen driver just learned his sentence for hitting and

killing a girl trying to board her school bus last year. the judge ordered michael shelly to spend 23 1/2 and 24 months in jail being convicted in the death of the high school student. he hit the high school student with his bronco when she tried to catch the school bus which had stoplights out and lights flashing at the time. annie mccormick was in court for the sentencing she'll have more details coming up in a live report at 12:30. >> police have just announced dui charges against a woman who drove the wrong way on a major highway. it happened on 295 exit 20. the head-on collision that resulted shut down that stretch of roadway for hours. katherine scott is live near the scene with the very latest.

katherine. >> reporter: sarah, that's right we now know the wrong-way driver was charged with driving while intoxicated and other related offenses. the other driver escaped with just an injury to his hand. when police arrived on the scene, they found the driver walking around, the other driver was trapped. you could see the mangled toyota prius the flat bed truck carried a ford pick up. a head-on collision in west deptford. the driver was traveling northbound in the southbound lanes around 4:30 when it struck the pick up truck. the southbound lanes were shut for hours with traffic diverted off the highway. >> she had to get on the exit wrong. i don't know what they will find when they get in the hospital. i can't imagine someone intentionally going the wrong

way on the exit. >> reporter: the driver was identified as mark rorback of new jersey. the other driver 26-year-old eileen dock -- dougherty. police continue to investigate. >> i work in delaware, i drive down there five days a week and at home. nothing surprises me on 295 any more. >> reporter: the roads were open back up at 7:15 as for the driver she remains in the hospital in stable condition. katherine scott channel 6 "action news." >> katherine, thank you. an suv slammed into a philadelphia police cruiser on i-95. the vehicle crashed into the patrol car in the frankford section after 2:00 a.m. the officer stopped to assist with an earlier accident in the southbound lane. fortunately the officer was not

sitting in his patrol car when i was hit. the cause is under investigation. turning to accuweather it is a shortened workweek for many of us, but it's getting off to a chilly start. sky6 live hd shows us a view of penns landing, below normal temperatures makes it feel colder, down right wintry. for the latest conditions let's go over to david murphy who is understandably inside. >> reporter: it does feel like a winter preview. i'll give you a couple of indications of the world air out there. this right here is lake-effect snow coming off the great lakes and in through northeastern pennsylvania and central new york. there's a frontal boundary out to the west that's active snow going into detroit and cleveland. the cold air is out there to the north and west. with the snowfall coming down in northeastern pennsylvania there's related clouds and accuweather says there's a

chance the cloud cover makes it into northern suburbs in the afternoon. most of the us will be bright with fair weather cumulus clouds. we're at 41 degrees in philadelphia. 30 in allentown, reading and lancaster. 39 in sea isle city. that doesn't seem too bad, but when you factor in we have winds in the teens 18 miles per hour in philadelphia for example, it feels worse than that. yes we are talking windchills on the noon broadcast. i think it's the first time this season. as you head outside you want the coats and the layers, because it feels like the freezing mark. we'll get windchills up in the middle 30s over the next few hours. high temperatures will be chilly. 46 degrees which is well below the average high of 53. is also tonight's low of 30. the winds will die down a little bit. we're looking at milder temperatures coming up in the seven day. looks like they will start to

pop toward the thanksgiving holiday. that's nice timing i'll have details coming up. >> check in at 6abc.com/weather for updated forecasts as thanksgiving approaches. and storm tracker 6 live radar shows you the moment any changes begin to happen. >> the highest terror warning remains in effect in belgium's capitol after world of a possible attack. security forces made dozens of raise following what security officials described of i am manhattan threats. the main target the man suspected in the paris attacks was not among them. litz beth hu -- elizabeth hur has more. >> reporter: authorities said workers were told to work from home because a terror attack is looming. a city paralyzed for the third day in a row. >> feeling not good.

>> reporter: brussels on the highest terror warning officials spending the subway and closing schools and public buildings over information about possible attacks similar to those in paris on november 13 leaving locals and visitors on edge. >> it's scary. >> i find it very scary. i didn't want to come here, but brian wanted to, but i would like to leave soon. >> reporter: overnight 21 people arrested in more than two dozen raise, but police on the look out for salah abdeslam the alleged 8th attacker from the paris attacks. this morning a tribute to the victims. british prime minister david cameron and french president francois hollande visited the concert hall. cameron said he will seek parliament's approval to attack

isis. >> we better protect ourselves from these brutal terrorists. >> reporter: in belgium, police are asking the public not to tweet the location of the raise maintaining secrecy is imperative in their on going terror operation. in new york, i'm elizabeth hur for channel 6 "action news" back to you. authorities insist there is not an immediate threat in the united states, however, they are beefing up security at sporting events and airports across the country out of an bunds of caution. -- abundance of caution. with thanksgiving a few days away, travelers will see security on mass transit and shopping centers. officials have isis sympathizers under 24 hour surveillance in case of an isis type of attack. a robber shot a man in the

back. a man was riding his bike when he was approached by four men in a car. one of the suspects pulled out a gun, robbed the victim and shot him in the back. the injured victim got back on his bike and was able to ride several blocks before he collapsed. he is in stable condition at temple hospital. mayor elect jim kenny discussed ways to improve education in philadelphia. he instruct importance of community feedback to voas in public schools. he recently returned from a trip to cincinnati. they said public school must be more than a place than education. they can focus organ the community and -- focus on the community and families as well. >> the birds defense could not stop tampa bay quarterback winston. he tied a rookie record with

five touchdown passes. eagles qb mark sanchez threw for 3 touchdowns and three interceptions. fans cleared the stadium well before the game was over. >> i'm very disappointed in the eagles, they were my team, now what's going to happen, they are going to go down with the back nears, seriously? >> very embarrassing 38-14 when we left. it's not looking good, man, we got to make some changes. >> the buccaneers seriously. >> the birds face the 3-7 lions in detroit on thanksgiving. >> still to come on "action news" at noon, we'll show you the major donation drive that will put a meal on the table for 1,000 people this thanksgiving. >> a happy home coming for a baby who arrived three months early while his parents were on cruise. that story and much more when "action news" continues in just a moment.

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killed in an parent home invasion, 18-year-old larry taylor is responsible. it is believed he broke into her husband after he saw her husband leave for the jim. the 28-year-old was shot in the head and her unborn child did not survive. her husband said it brought relief, but will not undue the pain. >> it is hoped that hundreds of witnesses will come forward about a shootout. 16 people were hurt when gunfire erupted. crowds gathered for a block party and music video shoot. two men in the group opened fire injuring people around them. authorities are asking for any video of the incident. also in new orleans, police are looking for a man who tried to kidnap a woman and shot a medical student who came to her rescue. surveillance video shows 21 york cane dragging the woman toward

an suv. peter gold a med student stopped to intervene. he was shot in the stomach. kane attempted to shoot gold a second time in the head, but the gun jammed. 89 woman he stopped to help suffered minor injuries. >> convinced she would make it out alive, this woman works for the centers of disease control inside her room about to head to work when she heard the spray of bullets from automatic weapons. she bar arcaded the -- barricaded the door and called for help. >> when the shooting came down the hallway, i was more nervous, i wasn't sure, but it wasn't going to end, i was going home. i knew i was going home. that's the end of it. >> it took 8 hours for special force to say take back the hotel. she got teary eyed as she thanked the officers who saved

her. 22 people were killed in the attack including anita datar who grew up in new jersey. >> a premature baby who was born while his family was on a crews is back home in utah. hayden randal made his arrival 3 months early. he weighed one pound. he spent a few days in puerto rico. he was flown to miami, his mother stayed by his side, but his father and 3-year-old sister had to fly back and forth to utah. a company called air med stepped in to help. >> we asked for a miracle bring our family home for the holidays, it will be something that we'll never ever be able to repay them for. >> hayden will be staying at the hospital in utah for now, but the hope is to have him home in time for christmas.

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nearby store for free pick up. but direct shipping be will be extra for orders under $50. >> the "action news" team is working on new stories for tonight beginning at 4:00 p.m. let's check in with alicia vitarelli live in the newsroom. >> reporter: hey guys, coming up at 4:00 most of us like myself can't imagine running a half marathon. that's why what happened to this central pennsylvania teenager is so exceptional. how he ran a full marathon with a little help from philadelphia dedicated police officers. and nydia han has a special what's the deal for us today. >> reporter: our 6abc black friday play book is back. there are scores of black friday deals exclusive to our viewers. local retailers are offering extra discounts, freebies and buy one deal and more. there will be spa packages and clothing and a special deal for the kids.

to get the exclusive scoop on the deals watch our black friday play book on "action news" at 4:00. >> don't forget you can take us with us on the go with our 6abc news app and we'll be talking about the thanksgiving pies. >> bring samples. . always about the samples. >> thanks alicia. "action news" will be right back. >> meanwhile, david murphy back

with a closer look at a holiday week, a shortened week. >> reporter: it's going to feel more comfortable later in the week, but it feels like we're heading closer to christmas than thanksgiving today, anyway. looking at storm tracker 6 live double scan, no snow, or anything like that. but looking outside, we have

sunshine building across the region. there's chopper 6 from earlier, you can see the distant clouds off to the north, sunny and staying that way. it is cool, starting out in the low 30s and the suburbs in the 20s. 41 degrees which might not sound that bad, but here's the wind out of the north/northwest at 18 miles per hour. when you combine those they don't things you get a windchill around the freezing mark. bundle up, pretend it's another 3 or 4 weeks ahead. 36 degrees in allentown. 39 in reading. 37 in lancaster, even in the areas where we have the low 40s it's closer to the freezing mark because of wind. satellite shows you there's lake-effect snow that comes down off the great lakes. cloud cover is making a run at us, it might be again that you see some of the cloud cover come down from the north, occasionally this afternoon. generally speaking, though, i think we'll have lots of sun mixing with clouds. brisk and chilly in the lehigh

valley, though, bright, high of 43. feeling like it's in the 20s for much of the day. 48 down the shore, lots of sun breezy and chilly windchills in the 30s. in philadelphia, a cool high of 46 degrees, lots of sun and brisk and chilly with the ten to 20-mile an hour wind gusting higher than that at times animal feeling like the 30s the rest of the way. overnight the winds die down, skies are clear and it's going to be very cold. the 30 is below average. we have the evening commute that's one for heaters in the car or at least if you have those heated seats, i love those. 42 degrees by 4:00 p.m. 38 degrees by 5:30. future tracker 6 shows you when it will feel like, windchills not getting better by 3 or

6:00 p.m. we're looking at windchills in the 20s or the 30s. this is something that will be with us for the rest of the day and this evening. we have a narrow trough in the jet stream bringing the chilly air in. the jet stream will push off to the north. by thanksgiving day and friday we'll experience much milder conditions. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, well, today a looking good, lots of sun, maybe a few clouds around, high of 46 and feeling chillier than that. tomorrow, less wind, sunny, getting up to 50. another colder start wednesday morning, but we get back up to 54. by the time we get to thursday, great day for the parade. looks like we'll be at dawn at 8:30. by the time we get to the balloons and the floats going by, high of 66. we could be at 60 by the end of the parade. friday, 68. the number might be high, but it will be somewhere in that

vicinity, saturday 58 under mainly cloudy skies, shower in the morning, hopefully staying dry for temple football at lincoln financial field in the evening. temple probably has to win that one to get into the aac championship. boy, big things can happen. >> a lot of 6s in there. >> a little promotional thing. we'll be right back. is.

>> hello, again, here's what we're following for you on "action news" at 12:30, a teenager driver in bucks county faced his fate in court a year after he hit and killed a student on her way to school. >> donald trump is surging in the polls after a coastline comment he made about -- after a controversial remark he made about new jersey. there's the donald, but we're looking outside, where we are bundling up on this monday. >> we have a chilly start to the workweek, as we look live on sky 6. showing you the airport. temperatures expected to hover in the 40s. come thanksgiving it will be a different story. meteorologist david murphy live outside with more from accuweather. coat today, but maybe not