let's go outside to chris sowers. umbrella up, chris. >> reporter: we have light rain on city avenue, heavier showers to the west and the the south. one thing thing for certain it's colder than yesterday at this time when we were hanging out in the low to mid 50s, now we're down to 39 in allentown. 45 in millville. 29 degrees in the poconos. here's double scan live 3d we set it in motion for you, note how everything is slowly drifting toward the south and the east. that rain is following the cold front. as it pushes to the south it will take the moisture along with it. by afternoon, case in point, allentown, bethlehem seeing full sunshine. south jersey close to the front maybe you're holding on to the cloud cover, but all the rain will be long gone. zooming into chester county. you can see the darker shades of green. every now and then we pick up a

steadier shower, 322, route 202 and route 30 it will be a slow go this morning. we have a little bit of ponding on roads through coatsville, downingtown and exton and west chester. a heavier band pushing through the delaware bay region of south jersey. the trend is clearing today we hope to get this moisture out of here by 10:00 a.m. 46 degrees by 10:00 a.m. mostly cloudy, lunchtime, 49. 4:00 p.m., sunny, 50 degrees, shooting for a high of 51 or 52. if you're traveling today, if you're traveling southbound on i-95 toward the richmond area it will be a slow go this morning. if you're traveling northbound on i-95 up into new england expect dry roads and cooler conditions, but a ton of sunshine, so no delays. we have do, however, have more rain in the seven-day forecast. the first arrives tuesday, the next round arrives wednesday. some of that could be on the heavier side. when i come back in just a few minutes, i'll have the details in the seven-day forecast.

>> it is one of the busiest travel days of the year, close to 350 million people are making their home from their getaways, the largest travel numbers since 2007. the action cam is live at philadelphia international airport, we have seen the lines grow, there are a lot of people out there at the airport, but it looks like the lines are moving smoothly. 3.5 million people nationwide are taking to the skies today. call 1-800-phl-gate to check the status of flights arriving and departing out of philadelphia. security is doubling down in the wake of paris terror attacks. president obama stresses there is no known credible threat against america. >> 30th street station will be bustling again today. last year was amtrak's busiest travel period ever. the rail carrier has added more trains to accommodate travelers, armed police will be present as unusual, some stops could see

more security than others. if you're on the move, take the storm tracker 6 live app with you, the hourly forecast from accuweather and live traffic cameras of area roads. >> developing news, a 6 hour manhunt is over in west moreland county for an alleged cop killer. it happened in new florence late last night. police say the officer was responding to a 911 call from a woman who said she was being assaulted and her home was on fire. officer lloyd reid a veteran police officer with saint clair township was shot after he arrived on the scene. he was found in the front yard of the burning home. he was rushed to the memorial center in johnstown where he died from his wounds. police arrested ray shelter for the shooting this morning. three people were killed when a pickup truck carrying cows collided with a car and

multipassenger van. it happened in somerset county. more than a dozen people were taken to the hospital. some suffered serious injuries. several cows in the trailer did not survive. 287 is back open. state police may provide an update of the accident later this morning. authorities are trying to figure out what set off a gunman's murderous rampage at a planned parenthood clinic in can mean. robert louis dear allegedly made comments that is fueling anti-abortion rhetoric. a police officer killed in the shooter's spree is being remembered. abc has more on the investigation and how the horror unfolded. in the small colorado town of hartsville, police vehicle and fire truck surrounded a white trailer.

residents say it's the home of robert louis dear the man accused of a shooting spree friday at a planned parenthood clinic 60 miles away in colorado springs. >> i don't know what happened to him, what made him snap. >> reporter: that's what police want to find out. officer garrett swasey a 44-year-old father of two, one of three people shot and killed by the alleged planned parent hood gunman. form olympian nancy kerrigan was a long time friend of swasey an avid skater. dear walked into the clinic and opened fire with the rifle beginning a shootout and standoff that lasted five hours. >> he is coming out he was ak. >> reporter: he trained his sights on ozie. >> he was looking at my face

and aiming for my head. >> reporter: police used armored vehicle to smash through walls to rescue those huddled inside. at the service all the victims were remember. as police continue to investigate the motive planned parenthoods across new york state have increased security. robert dear remains in jail without bail. abc news, colorado springs, colorado. >> "good morning america" at 8 al a.m. is gathering more on the investigation. >> cyber monday sales are about to lunch, it seems more people are buying online and that has put a dent in brick and mortar sales. purchasing in stores dropped 10%. thanksgiving day sales were down. more americans found deals on their smart phones tablets and

computers. online sales went occupy -- up, 14.3%. cyber monday sales launch tonight to get younger buyers who may be shopping at night. >> the owls knocked off ucon to earn a spot in the neck weekend's conference title game. trish hartman talked to excited fans at lincoln financial fans. >> reporter: fans are celebrating ten wins in a season in 36 years. the owls clinched their conference division and looking ahead to the next week's american athletic conference championship game. temple fans were elated as they left lincoln financial field after a blowout game against the huskies. great for the city, great for philadelphia. it was awesome. we stayed for the whole thing. even in the rain. >> reporter: this family from

south philadelphia showed their temple pride after the team clinched their aac east. >> it was terrible. they blew them up. >> reporter: before kickoff a tribute to temple seniors, the owls scalder the early touchdown in the first quarter. >> it was crazy, i was not expecting that at all. >> reporter: they went on to win it 27-3. fans say the season was historic for the football forearm and the school. >> we finally have a winning season after all the losing season. >> temple wasn't known for football i got here and they have been amazing, good first year i think. >> reporter: giving them a cherry and white beacon of hope. >> it's a great spot for the philadelphia sports scene right now. >> my eyes have been bleeding everywhere else, to see temple successful is awesome and great. they play for the title game on

saturday. >> it's a good time to be an owl. we have more on the temple victory ahead on "action news." you'll see coach speaking to his players in the locker room. >> philadelphia's new mayor jim kenny is about to have a first and he has an invite for you. icy and dicey storm makes driving treacherous across the county. >> it's cold out there and rain scattered throughout the area. more rain in the forecast, i'll have that when we come right back.

>> this is brand new video out of utah. see that suv sliding across the moving traffic on an icy road. it goes into the ravine into the trees, missing the several vehicles stranded on the shoulder. they were already involved in an

accident before this close call. out of oklahoma another state feeling the storm. 14 deaths are being reported in kansas and texas. >> we have unseasonable warm weather, all that is heading our way. >> reporter: all that is heading north an not here, we don't have to worry about that. let's get you outside and show you what's going on as you look live from our temple university camera. everything is wet. it's damp out there with showers pushing through, it will clear the viewing area by the next couple of hours, by lunchtime we'll see clearing and the sun peeks through. double scan live, you can see lots of green and lots of rain starting to fall. the steadiest across the delaware bay region, cape may, villas, route 9, the atlantic

city expressway, the garden state parkway. it's going to be wet, we have light rain and pockets of steadier moisture. the end is pushing through the lehigh valley. it continues to drift to the south at a good clip. by lunchtime we're hoping to see sun peek through. 45 degrees in philadelphia. a cooler morning. dewpoint, 38. windchills in the 30s. winds out of the northeast at 9 miles per hour. the pressure reading is rising. all these areas were in the 50s at the same time yesterday. franklin institute wood 40, poconos up -- fleetwood, 40. poconos upper 20s, kennett square, 41. oxford, 42. south jersey and delaware, milder, you're cooling off, as well. gandys beach, 44. glassboro, 42 degrees, satellite and radar, what you're not seeing is a huge area of high pressure right here, a canadian high. it's pushing west to east across

new england. it's pushing the front to the south, it will take the clouds and rain along with it, later this afternoon, we'll see sunshine peek through. allentown, the lehigh valley a rain is through it's done, it will drift to the south, there's the h-a turnpike -- p-a turnpike right there. if you're traveling to the north along interstate i-95 up to boston, new england, it is sun will peek through. it's going to be a nice day in new england, colder, but sunshine. richmond, showers, ponding on roads slow it down, expect showers. westbound over the next couple of hours pennsylvania turnpike, same thing wet roads ponding expected. you'll need to allow yourself extra time. the idea for this high, they bump this thing to the south. all the moisture stays across the virginias and the carolinas later this afternoon. the problem is the big mess

that's hammering away at texas and the plain states, even though the cold and the ice will go to the north, the actual low will drift east across caroline analysis, that will bring rain to our neck of the woods, tuesday or wednesday. some of it could be on the steadier side we could see 3/4 to an inch and a half. there's the clouds line along the pennsylvania turnpike. the viewing area is seeing sunshine at noon except the delaware bay region. it will clear out with rain coming monday night into tuesday and wednesday. jersey shore, morning showers, mostly cloudy, 49 degrees, philadelphia, 51, morning showers, sun peeking through

late, winds oift north at 5 -- out of the north, 5 to 15 miles per hour. overnight tonight 27 degrees outlying suburbs, 35 center city. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, we have wet weather by midweek. monday is nice, 50 degrees, tuesday, occasional rain, 57. wednesday, periods of rain, 59. thursday we clear it out, 53. friday and saturday, in the low 50s, thanksgiving is over, but the spirit of the holiday continues in atlantic city. "action news" was there as new jersey chapter of the islamic circle of north america handed out care packages to those in need. the group said the annual post thanksgiving celebration is about using it's blessing to help others.

>> that's the sound of a freight train slamming on its brakes and hitting a car that was stuck on the train tracks. a man accidently drove his car on the tracks in auburn, washington. a couple saw the man on the tracks and we went out to help . they unbuckled his seat belt an got him out of the car. minutes later the train barreled down the tracks and slammed into the car. >> we were in the right place at the right time. everything lined up in the right way for him to be alive still. >> they say the man is okay and thankful to his good samaritans who helped him get out of harnl's -- harm's way.

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this season bring back the holidays everyone, 7:22 sunday morning, time for travel forecast we'll start you out with satellite and radar. there's a ton of moisture stretching from the mid atlantic to the central valley and ohio. we have two areas of low pressure one across arkansas and the panhandle of oklahoma.

that is the low with all the snow and ice that will go north. this guys will travel east and go off the coast of carolinas and go up that's tuesday and wednesday's weather maker that means more rain for us. tupelo, 3 inches of rain. nashville, knoxville, one to 3 inches. knoxville over 3 inches that's today. tonight and tomorrow we have snow flying across the high plains west of minneapolis, could see 6 to 1 inches in addition to 3 or 4 inches for denver, colorado and omaha, number income. travel delays we don't have any across mid atlantic, even though there's wet weather at philadelphia international. denver no delays, dallas is on time, chicago is on time. atlanta rain to the west, but all flights on time. >> sports now, hail the temple owls. they got a huge win last night

another step for the program. here's proud temple alum, jeff skeverski. >> reporter: temple got off to their best start in school history and they never let up. they finished with ten regular season wins the most in school history. the temple seniors they deserve a big hug for the way they played against ucon. the "d" shut them down. temple does not allow a touchdown. pj walker, to laroche 20-0 temple. thomas 123 yards, come right here. his second touchdown of the game. temple winners, 27-3. they clinch a spot in the conference title game next saturday in houston, what a scene afterwards in the locker room. >> i couldn't be prouderrer --

prouder of you guys, people left you guys for dead. people said you had no chance. people said you had no chance. you got it, it's all about us! [chanting] [. >> >> it's an amazing feeling it hadn't hit me yet until you have that trophy in your hands. there's no greater feeling than that. >> the dedication we put in over the years we are going to a conference championship it's been a very long time. >> reporter: good for temple. scoring wins around here, has not been so easy. the flyers is the only pro sports team to win in the last three weeks. the last time they won against the rangers 5 weeks ago. yesterday against the rangers. shultz takes a big hit in the

big apple. he leads with an upper body injury. luke shenn, all aboard the wayne train. wayne simmons on a break away. 1-0 flyers. simmons off the shot, can a -- katorie on the rebound. they won back-to-back games first time in five weeks, thanks to their first regular season win at the garden in nearly five years. sixers looking for the first win later today in memphis. that's sports, i'm jeff skeverski have a good day. >> south jersey's clear view regional high school choir marked the start of a holiday tradition in center city. ♪ >> love park's christmas

village officially opened for the season. the original christmas angel came in from germany to mark the occasion. you can shop at the open air market until december 27. >> we've got more "action news" just ahead. >> we'll be right back. it's the holidays. which means a house full of people -- who all want to get online.

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and we are live covering the travel rush that wraps up the thanksgiving holiday. you're looking live inside the philadelphia international airport. the security line has shrunk in the last half-hour. >> sky6 live hd looking live at rainy philadelphia international airport. if you're heading outside, get your umbrella ready. >> let's go outside to chris sowers. >> reporter: it's cold out here and gloomy, let's flip it over to the numbers. the temperatures have dropped into the 0s in the lehigh valley and 40s everybody else. poconos in the 20s now. trenton, 41. philadelphia, 45. millville, 45. allentown, 39 with a windchill of 39. but other locations, reading feels like 36.

feels like 36 in lancaster. trenton feels like 37. philadelphia 40 and millville, 42. so it's not just the cooler air target to rush in it's the combination of colder air and the wind that makes it feel colder this morning. yesterday it was in the 50s, and it felt great. double scan in motion, a lot of this is on the lighter side and even though we are past the peek of fall season, there's a lot of leaves on city avenue, so slow it down, if you hit the leaves you'll slip and slide. let the rain pull through and the sun peeks through by lunchtime. we're zoomed into the philadelphia area, media you see light rain, gibbs town and wood berry, 42, it's wet. i-95 new jersey turnpike, slower

than normal because of the rain that's falling. there's ponding on roads, as well. look what happens after 10:00 a.m., the clouds clear out a little bit, but lunchtime we're seeing more in the way of sunshine. later this afternoon it's more sun than clouds. it's the next couple of hours we'll see the damp and dreary conditions, later this afternoon it's actually a decent looking day, high temperatures top out at 51 degrees, when i come back in just a few minutes we'll talk about more rain chance in the seven-day forecast another warmup back up close to 60. >> we're looking at the travel ride home for the thanksgiving holiday. looking live inside philadelphia international airport. security is much tighter than usual because of the recent terror in paris not because of any credible threat on the homeland. call 1-800-phl-gate for the status of flights in and out of philadelphia. >> one in six americans are organ the moorveldz -- are on

the move today making it one of the busiest travel days of the holiday. 30th street station will be bustling, amtrak beefed up security. "action news" has crews talking to travelers at the 0th -- 30th street station. we'll talk to them in a little bit. >> if i had come in later tonight. that would have been craziness. >> this is important stuff, at any time especially on busy travel days, you can find the storm tracker 6 live double scan radar at any time on our website head to 6abc.com/weather. >> new this morning, a two car crash on the atlantic city expressway has sent three people to the hospital. the action cam was at the scene

on the expressway in winslow, wam den county. -- camden county. one person was trapped in a car that person and two others were taken to the hospital with non-life threatening injuries. now to colorado. police say robert louis dear who carried out a planned parenthood shooting said no more baby parts, the official was not authorized to speak openly. police searched the 57-year-old's trailer for evidence. he is accused of killing three people and wounding nine others including five police officers. he walked into the clinic on friday afternoon and began shooting. he surrendered after a five hour standoff. >> hundreds of people gathered at the university of colorado springs gym last night for a

vigil for the officer killed in the land parenthood shooting. garrett swasey was one of the first to respond to the shooting. the 44-year-old father of two saved lives on friday by his quick and courageous response. his father said his son's killing does make any sense. >> how do you make sense, when one moment someone that we love and cared for is walking side by side with us, and next moment they are gone? >> swasey was a pastor of hope church in colorado springs. those who knew him said he worked as a police officer to serve others. >> four people, two of them, children were hit by a van in the city's parkside section. the driver stopped on the 4900 block of parkside avenue. the accident happened at 5:30. the young woman hit is in critical condition. the other is treated for less

severe injuries. police say the driver will likely not be charged. major changes the way the government can collect data from our phone calls. the national security agency was able to do to collect bulk data on pretty much everyone and hunt for links to terrorism. in order to get more data, they must make a request to the telephone company. it comes two years after edward snowdon leaked classified documents about the secret program. >> pope francis is in his final stop in africa. the republic is reeling from violence between christian and muslim militants. in the last few months sectarian violence has left 100 people dead. the pope will visit both christian and muslim enclaves to help them live in peace.

mayor-elect jim kenny will hold his first town hall meeting. the public will have a chance to ask about their plans to address the city's struggles. there's another one tuesday night at 7:30 at south philadelphia high school. strawberry mansion is getting a new look and new hope. the fletcher street riding club will help gets kids back in the saddle. >> reporter: for decades ellis farrell junior has been teaching kids to ride. >> when they see horses on tv, that's what they see horses. but when they see them in the city they go crazy.

>> reporter: the club will own it's own home. >> it's a great feeling, i can't stop every time i start talking about it, i tear you mean i'm so happy. >> a local horse enthusiast posted about the predicament on facebook and it was answered by a concrete business. >> we decided to talk to delaware county paving and they brought their guys down and cleaned the lot. >> reporter: in a few weeks, new stalls and office will stand here on fletcher street. even after the excavating is done, and new stables are built. organizers say hay, and is a littled will be needed for the club. $200 a month per horse to feed

and care for a horse properly. >> reporter: a rally fundraising pagers are raising money to pay for it rl -- all. kids can't wait to get back into the saddle. >> you get to ride them and run them. >> reporter: trish hartman channel 6 "action news." >> a great program. >> the philadelphia orchestra getting set for christmas performance before santa arrives ascertain the musicians will be joined by world-class talent. once again, philadelphia's next mayor jim kenny is about to have a event and you're invited. >> meteorologist chris sowers is back with the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast.

>> it is 7:41, wet out there, 44 degrees, sky6 live hd taking a live look at philadelphia international airport. lots of people out there today is one of the busiest travel days. year as people head home for the thanksgiving holiday. >> reporter: i was going to say i quick it -- i wish it was 70. it's kind of raw out there. we were thinking all the activity would come through in the morning hours, it's arrived. we hope by 9:30 or 10 it will push off the coast and we'll see

sunshine this afternoon. double scan live showing shades of green out there, you can see the tail end pushing through pottsville allentown and reading. it's drifting to the south at 15 to 20 miles per hour. we're zoom into south of philadelphia. we're seeing steadier rains pushing through elmer, hammonton, mays landing and delaware smyrna and dover. there's the clearing line right there. allentown, reporting mostly cloudy conditions and sunshine heading up the northeast extension into the poconos. they are cleared out completely up there. quakertown has cleared. the line continues to drift to the south. reading in the next 15 to 20 minutes you'll be in the clear, as well. 44 degrees in philadelphia. dewpoint, 38. winds out of the north at 9 miles per hour. pressure reading falling 30.24 inches. quite a dramatic chaining from yesterday at this time -- change from yesterday at this time when

most areas were in the 50s. 40s for everybody. millville, 45. reading, 40 nine degrees cooler than 24 hours ago. look at the poconos, 21 degrees colder than the same time yesterday philadelphia 8 degrees. that's the canadian high that works west to east across the northern tier states. it will bump the small area of low pressure in the front to the south and we'll get into clearing before the day is threw. if you're for for traveling soud you'll experience wet roads, shower activity, there will be ponding on roads especially i-95 southward into richmond, expect rain there. north new england looks really, really nice.

expanding the view we have showers and snow and ice to the west. this is pushing east it will arrive tuesday and wednesday. we'll not see the snow or the cold or the ice,, but we'll see rain out of that. there's the clearing line through reading it's drifting south throughout the day. it's bright in new england in the far north western suburbs. delaware bay region it's cloudy, but you'll pick up sunshine before the sun sets. overnights tonight, partly cloudy, tomorrow morning, bright and sunny skies followed by another storm that gets in here tuesday and wednesday. this afternoon, cooler out there, blustery this morning, 51 for reading an allentown and philadelphia, wilmington, 49. millville, 48. note the cooler temperatures are to the south this time around. somewhat milder to the north, because you'll see more sunshine

than you will to the south. morning showers followed by sunshine this afternoon. we'll clear by 2:00, more sun than clouds, 50 degrees, mostly sunny skies. 28 degrees in reading. allentown, 27. philadelphia, 35. millville, 30. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, clouds and sun for monday, 50 degrees, still a little chilly that's the normal, though, for this time of the year. it will feel cooler because we've been in the 60s for the last three days. tuesdayance -- tuesday arena wednesday, it's mild, thursday, friday, saturday, all look good. we don't have any related travel issues across the major hubs. >> erin o'hern has this week's kids health matters. >> reporter: once a month chef robert comes to this voorhees preschool to make yummy treats

with the kids.[chattering]. >> the kids learn about being creative and working together. >> on purpose we don't put too many colors on one table. they have to share with other tables. >> kids can learn that a colorful diet is a healthy one. >> you might bring a young child and give them a challenge to find different colors of the rainbow with fruits and vegetables. >> reporter: mixing ingredients improve fine motor skills and measuring and counting teaches math skills and washing hands is important in and out of the kitchen. get into the kitchen might help with the picky eater problem.

>> children will try more food if he if they prepare it. >> reporter: there are some fledgling cookings. >> and zachary said he helps clean up after meals. children should be supervised and make sure you set safety reduce and experts say giving kids ownership like their own apron or measuring cup can help motivate them, i'm erin o'hern channel 6 "action news." 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!

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the messiah. >> reporter: the philadelphia orchestra has staged a december performance of had had -- handes messiah. >> the audience know so much of it. the halleluiah chorus everybody knows it. this is the first time that the philadelphia orchestra will be performing the messiah with them, i think it's going to be very special. >> reporter: if it's full strengthen. orchestra has well over 100 musicians. this concert will be along the lines of a chamber ensemble. if your numbers of cellos so

each voice is clear and exposed, so it's kind of like a bunch of soloists getting together. >> reporter: they will be joined with world class soloists. >> it's truly one of the highlights of the concert season for me. we have people who come every year, people who travel from out of town to see the performance it is a highlight of the holiday season. >> the philadelphia orchestra performs through december 11 through the 13 in the kimmel center's verizon hall. go to philly.org or 6abc.com/6abc loves the arts. i'm karen rogers. >> hard to believe but it's been 50 years since the charlie brown christmas aired on tv for the first time. charles shultz loveable peanuts characters made their debut in

1965. to celebrate the anniversary, abc is airing the special at 8:00 p.m. the classic airs right after. >> we'll be right back. it's the holidays. and of course, everyone wants to get online at once. to watch things. buy things. but slow internet makes it hard. that's why it's time to get fios. it has the fastest internet and wifi available. with speeds from 50 to 500 megs. and right now, you'll get 50 meg fios internet, tv and phone for 79.99 a month online for your first year. and with a 2 year agreement, we'll give you all the premium movie channels for a year. plus, 400 dollars back. so go online or call now. get out of the past. get fios.

the line at the philadelphia international airport has grown since the last time we looked at it. i guess more people are aawake and flying out at this hour. give yourself enough time to get to the airport. remember it is one of the busiest days of to travel.

>> reporter: some of the roads are wet and ponding. a lot of this is in the process of pushing through. steadier moisture across south jersey and delaware, lighter stuff to the northwest. you can see we have that red line there, where it says 29 miles. it's 29 miles per hour north of philadelphia and continues to drop to the south. we're checking mainly cloudy cover and it will be out of here. later this afternoon you'll see the sun peek through. not a bad day, gloomy to start. 51 degrees, 54 tomorrow. we warm up nicely tuesday and wednesday, 57 and 59. more wet weather is on the the way midweek. >> we want to pass along mayor-elect jim kenny's first town hall meeting. >> reporter: we're leading with

the developments with the shooting in colorado springs him we're learning about the suspect robert louis dear. the isolated shacks where he lived what his neighbors are saying. a major storm wreaking havoc, one of the busiest travel day of the year. 14 dead and many without power. there's another storm on the way. take a look at this. jason smith taking the ball into the endzone. this was one of the many big plays and huge upsets around the country. we'll have that on a busy sunday morning, we'll see you soon. >> "good morning america" weekend is next on channel 6. "action news" continues later this morning. >> here's some of the stories we're working on for you. police in western pennsylvania mourn one of their own after an officer is shot and killed in the line of duty. we'll have the latest on the investigation. >> it's a mass home

after a thanksgiving weekend. we'll have more from philadelphia international airport. >> for eva pilgrim, chris sowers and the entire "action news" team, i'm nydia han. we'll see you at 9:00 a.m.

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good morning, america. new this morning, profile of an alleged killer. what the suspect in the deadly mass shooting of planned parenthood in colorado springs allegedly told the authorities. agents swarming his remote homes. breaking this morning, the deadly disruptive water and ice storms. weather toppling trees, smashing homes. blown transformers sparking fires. rough going by road and by air on one of the busiest travel days of the year. what you need to know before you head back home. candidates on the road. donald trump's dramatic landing in florida, tackling criticism for his recent comments about a disabled reporter. >> i would never mock a person that has difficulty.