th it is up to you. tylenol®. "action news" delaware valley's leading news program. with rick williams, sara bloomquist, and meteorologist, david murphy. good afternoon in the news, the investigation into a robbery suspect is shot to death by a

local homeowner, and police put extra patrols at radnor high school after a bullet was discovered there yesterday. but the big story on "action news" is the controversy ignited by donald trump's call to ban all muslims coming into the united states. >> today trump is standing by his proposal even as he faces criticism from around the world. kenneth moton is following the latest from washington. >> reporter: from world leaders to politicians right here in washington, critics are calling donald trump's a campaign of hate. donald trump taking on the world's 1 billion muslims. >> a complete and utter shut down of muslims entering the united states until our country's representatives can figure out what the hell is going on. >> today trump doubled down on the remarks as george

stephanopoulos asked him questions on gma. >> if a muslim goes overseas and comes back that is different, they are citizens, but we have to figure things out. >> it was a discourse of condenmation across the mob. >> it sounds like a lynch mob rather than a great nation like ours. >> trump's gop rivals, rubio, cruz, carson and bush quickly spoke out about the plan, house speaker ryan rarely speaks about the 2016 race rarely speaks out about trump. >> this is not what the party stands for and more importantly not what the country stands for. >> he stands by his critics and

his comparisons to hitler. look at the cover of the daily news. >> that cover is getting attention today. even though trump has called for the ban on muslims, he told another reporter he loves muslims but wants them to quote, turn in the bad ones. >> thank you. back here police are investigating what could be a ants imus limb hate crime at a local mosque, the head of a severed pig was found out side in kensington yesterday, it shows a red pickup truck slowing down in front of the mosque and circles back and then what appears to be the head of a pig from the window. the quran prohibits eating pig. >> this should be obvious that the overwhelming majority of

people here in the city of philadelphia reject that kind of ignorance, here in our city. >> the mayor promised an aggressive investigation and also denounced donald trump's comments on muslims and said he would ban trump from philadelphia if he had the power. the fbi learned that the san bernardino shooters went to target practice at a gun range just days before the massacre last week. authorities say a year ago farook's co-workers underwent an active shooter drill in the same conference room where he killed 14 people. police just confirmed a woman was killed in an accident this morning in east falls, two vehicles collided just before 7:30 at fox street and ashford avenue, at the top of the fox

street off-ramp, police are working to identify the victim and one other person was serously hurt and taken to the hospital. at least three children were among the hurt in a fire in east philadelphia. annie mccormick has more. >> reporter: one neighbor woke up and saw flames and smelled smoke and immediately jumped into action. >> they didn't want to jump down, we said jump, jump, and when the smoke became more they jumped down. >> he escaped out the back when he heard his next door neighbor hearing someone to help her 4 and 7-year-old daughters, franklin did not hesitate, his mother and a group of neighbors all rallied together in the

backyard to help. >> they didn't wanlts to jump and they finally let go and jumped. >> she jumped and i had to stop her from hitting the air conditioner vents. >> it's fire broke out at 4:00 and neighbors saw it spread to a few homes. >> it was spreading underneath the porches to the adjacent houses. >> multiple families escaped and ran to safety, akeem says he is grateful he helped his nieces to safety and both were taken to the hospital along with their mom and father. >> we don't know anything other than they got out safe. >> crews got the fire under control and smoke detectors installed by city firefighters in 2012 are credited with waking the family and saving lives. >> and they are investigating an

official cause, they will be displaced for sometime. police say a robbery suspect was shot by a homeowner late last night. it happened in the lawn crest section of philadelphia on the 6100 block of reach street, detectives say an armed man barged into a home and announced a holdup, the owner shot him several times, now police are questioning everybody that was in the house at the time. police have extra patrols around radnor high school today and a single bullet was found in a school hallway yesterday prompting a lockdown, officers and k-9 swept the building and gave the all clear, they say there is no threat to students but are keeping a close eye on the school as a precaution. accuweather is tracking the potential for record temperatures at the end of this week but today is not quite as

mild as it has been. sky 6 hd showing us the view from the temple university camera, could be people on the tennis courts later but right now. meteorologist, karen rogers, is in for david murphy. >> i know you want to be out there. >> i do. >> satellite 6 along with action radar showing us we have a gorgeous day out there. here is the area of low pressure off the coastline than brought a few showers that clipped the shore yesterday and that moved out and pulled the clouds out with it, we have clear conditions in philadelphia and cloudy in new york and pittsburgh and we'll see the clouds filter in later. 44 in martins creek and 42 in quark town and 43 in coatesville, and not as mild as yesterday but still above average, 45 in center city all know in chester we are holding in the upper 30s right now.

49 in browns mills and 47 in hammonton, if have you classes near rowan university. we have an unusual issue today, it's an air quality alert that we are more likely to see in the heat of the summer, unhealthy air for sensitive groups, even though we have a beautiful sunny day we have fine particles in the air, warmer air trapping in the atmosphere and some of those fine particles may be affecting you watch for that. otherwise it's a beautiful day, 4:00 p.m. 50 and 5:30, 48 and a few clouds and a light breeze and nice afternoon and we are chasing record temperatures in the seven-day forecast, that is coming up in a few minutes. >> thank you. these mild september days continue, 6abc.com/weather has your covered. for more updates be sure to

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an entire house was except away by raging wild fires in norway, the country was clammed by a major storm over the weekend and one town had the heaviest rains it has since 1897. police in seattle engaged in the deadly shootout with a carjacker, a 35-year-old man stole a black camaro and droif drove it into on coming traffic. police continue the chase and 245 is when they heard the gun fire.

-- shots fired shots fired -- >> two patrol cars eventually closed in and smashed into the stolen car and an innocent woman in an suv was boxed in and was able to jump out and run for cover, the suspect allegedly pointed his gun at officers and was shot to death when officers opened fire. a dozen police officers are on paid administrative leave penning the vieru of the case. new video shows a car plowing into a restaurant, and hit tables where diners were sitting, one person became trapped noor neither and was taken to the hospital in serious condition. four others suffered minor injuries and that the driver was a regular country mer who likely suffered a medical emergency when picking up food. olympic star, oscar

pistorius appeared in court and a judge granted him bail and he is placed under electronic monitoring, that is in april when he will be sentenced for shooting and killing his girlfriend. last week an appeals court convicted him of murder and that overturned a court's decision on a lesser charge of manslaughter. former eagle and current steeler, michael vick is making an appeal for animals left in hot cars, it would allow first responders to break into cars to rescue cats and dogs without being held liable for the charges. and vick is working on this since being released from prison. federal regulators are trying to stop two major office supply chains from merging. and another chipotle

restaurant is lirnged to illness, this is the case involving college students.

the federal trade commission is trying to block the merger between staples and office depot allowing staples to buy its rival allowing for them to buy their rival. for $6.3 billion, shares of both were down after word of the fcc

complaint and the companies plan to contest it. there is more trouble for chipotle, 30 boston college students complained of illness after eating at one of restaurants, they believe that norovirus is to blame, they do not believe this is linked to a national e. coli outbreak in the country. a new study shows that more women are surviving breast cancer than ever before, 9 in 10 patientssizing five years and an estimated $3.1 million in the u.s. alone. a panel of cancer experts are convening to create survivorship guidelines. they will list side effects so women can live longer and live better lives. there is promising news in

the health care industry, a government survey says that people are struggling to pay their medical bills for a fourth consecutive year, the number of people was down by 12 million by 2011, this has come among low income people and those with government coverage. a pennsylvania child met the stranger who saved his life, a-year-old jaime was fighting to stay alive in april, she was born with a rare disease and needed a liver to survive, a pittsburgh newspaper aired the story and one viewer became a hero, he volunteered a piece of his liver to the little girl he didn't even know. jaime received the transplant this summer and she and jaime came together and had an incredible bond. >> the "action news" team is working on news stories today

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forecast. wow at the end of the week it's like a christmas wish for me. >> it's your christmas wish all for you rick williams and you get nice temperatures too. lets take a look at stormtracker 6 live double scan around the region, we are dry through the area and we have got a beautiful day with sunshine and lets see what it looks like, we go out live on sky 6 hd just a few high, thin clouds out there, bright blue skies looking at the center city skyline, 37 in philadelphia and it was below freezing in the northwest suburbs, 37 in allentown and 27 in mt. pocono and 31 in wilmington and only 29 degrees this morning in millville, 32 at the airport but we have warmed up nicely so far and 47 so far in philadelphia and in the mid-40s in the lehigh valley, and 46 in trenton and 47 in trenton and millville 44 degrees this afternoon in sea isle city,

a good amount of sunshine and lower and thickening to the west and from now we see the sunshine and it has been mild, by saturday 61 and sunday 53 and yesterday all wait up to 57, the average high yesterday was only 48 and the average high today 47 and we are closer average and a high now of 52 and 3:00 p.m., 51 degrees, and beautiful sunshine and a few clouds out there. by 5:00 p.m., 49 under mostly clear skies and 9:00 p.m. 40 degrees, overnight low is 36 and if some suburbs it will dip to 30 degrees, may get a little bit of fog so watch for that in the morning hours, you know what that does to your commute. tomorrow partly sunny skies and

53 and inching that temperature up a little bit and as this low pressure is nearby we may see a brief shower tomorrow night and that is the only fly in the ointments the next several days, as we continue to celebrate hanukkah, it is nice, it is bright season a high of 52 degrees and lots of sunshine and a few clouds out there, it gets chilly in the overnight hours and tomorrow we see periods of clouds and sun and 53 degrees and a nice afternoon and the chance for a shower later tomorrow night, i am watching for that one as well. in the overnight hours, 44 for tomorrow's overnight low and thursday sunshine and mild and this is when we hit 60, and once we hit 60, we stay in the 60s, the rest of the seven day period. 61 degrees and the weekend is gorgeous, saturday milder and 63, and sunday this is record tying for the eagles, 65 degrees, and sunshine and clouds and a chance for a shower late

in the day, monday periods of rain and clouds and mild at 63 degrees, i know there are people that love snow, we are not seeing any cold temperatures out there, temperatures in the 60s for the time being. >> pretty amazing thanks karen. an expensive bottle of wine paired well with the wilderness in colorado, a woman caught this elk holding the cabinet in its mouth after the animal picked through the neighbor's recycling bin. the elk has good taste, this particular bottle would sell for more than $100. >> wow no beer for him. philadelphia police search for a christmas grinch who stole a wreath right off someone's house and the mona lisa mystified people for years and now a scientist looked beneath the paint to get us some answers.

"action news" at 12:30 continues with sara bloomquist, rick williams and meteorologist, david murphy. >> hello again, here are the stories we are following for you on "action news" at 12:30. a man trying to rob a home in long crest is shot to death by the homeowner, the firestorm overdone donald trump's

statements of banning muslims across the country. and now the details, philadelphia police are investigating a home invasion last night in the lawn crest section that ending up with the would be innovator dead. the armed imtruder was met with firepower inside of the home, the police say he came here to rob from the home and the homeowner pulled a gun on him. last night it was the scene of a home invasion with the intruder dead, officers were called to the 1600 block of reed street at 7:00 p.m., there were five people inside of the home, when the 35-year-old man barged in. >> the 35-year-old entered the property from the front door and had a gun and announced a robbery. >> investigator says that the