stabbing. >> i heard screaming and then it stopped. >> a second call for help came just blocks away -- >> 23rd and arch, report of a male -- >> a man fitting the suspect's description struck again this time at 21st and ar:police say they have no motive as the suspect never took anything from either victim after each violent altercation. >> it appears he approaches the individual and pulls outs the knife and begins to cut the individuals, it's isolated to center city neighborhoods and are reviewing security cameras to uncover the identify of this brazen attacker. >> we learned from police that the victims are 23 and 42-year-old men both taken to nearby hospitals and both released earlier today. channel 6 "action news." >> thank you christie. philadelphia police are investigating after some raw

meat was found wrapped in a muslim newspaper and put on a porch in the city's mt. airy section, the man that lives there found the meat on his doorstep and is a practicing muslim and does sometimes pray outside, he was scared by that discovery sew called police, the investigation has been taken over by homeland security but not yet rule aid hate crime. more in the search for a suspect in a hit and run crash that left a philadelphia police officer badly injured. this is 27-year-old maurice taylor he struck the officer on the 23 block of sears street in the grays ferry section, he hit a parked car and the officer went into the windshield. the damaged passat was recovered in point breeze with a

18-year-old girl and 11-year-old boy inside. anybody with information on taylor's whereabouts are asked to call right away. jurors in baltimore in the case of freddie gray, say they are deadlocked. the jury sent a note to circuit court judge barry williams after nine hours of deliberations in the case of officer william porter he is the first to face charges. gray died after he was injured in the back of a police wagon, his death spurred protests in baltimore and beyond. and now the fight against terror as the hunt for isis sympathizers intensifies, a maryland man is arrested for supporting the group allegedly and the threats against the largest school system in the country led to massive shut downs. >> reporter: well, abc news just

obtained the copy of the threat emailed to schools in new york, it read something big is going down and it will make headlines, it's so outlandish, they are calling it a hoax but out in l.a. better safe than sorry. >> twol different responses to two similar threats made across the country. in los angeles, authorities explained their decision to close all public schools was out of an abundance of caution and in new york schools remained open despite receiving similar threats. >> this was a very generic threat sent to a number of places and written in a fashion that suggests it was not plausable. >> it's easy in hindsight to

criticize the decision -- >> sources tell abc news that the threat in l.a. was not serious but given the attack in neighboring san bernardino, they would not take chances. >> at the same time the president is reslute in his refusal to allow the citizens in this country to be terrorized. they arrested muhammad -- for allegedly taking $9,000 from isis to commit an attack on u.s. soil. >> reporter: and also new today, this one out of saudi arabia, 34 muslim nations just agreed to form a new islamic military alliance, this vowing to fight terrorism together. we are live in new york, i'm

elizabeth herr channel 6 "action news." >> thank you. back here as we turn to the forecast another day with the relatively warm temperatures and it was on the breezy side as well today. in fact blustery, we have more rain and colder air to look forward to. cecily tynan is standing by outside with all the details from accuweather. >> we definitely cooled off from yesterday's high. a record high but we set a record high today. at 1:00 in the morning breaking the old record of 66 set in 2008 and since then temperatures hover around 60 degrees, trenton 55 and wilmington 54 and allentown 52 and sea isle city 52 degrees, cooler than yesterday but average high is in the mid-40s, but it felt cooler thanks to this, the wind gusts. philadelphia reported a peak

wind gust of 37 miles per hour and up to 39 in reading and wilmington 39 and trenton reporting 40 miles per hour. if you had garbage day in your neighborhood could be trouble today. temperatures are slow to drop off. we'll have the diminishing winds at 7:00, 53 degrees, 8:00, 52 and 10:00 down to 50s and what is ahead, changes are on the way tomorrow a good amount of sunshine and winds diminish, and temperatures mild but in the mid-50s, as we head into thursday i am tracking a system that brings a steady soaking most of the day and behind it we have the coolest air so far this season. and it's not lasting very long. i'll have all the details coming up in the full accuweather forecast. >> as the mild weather continues stay with 6abc.com/weather, to know what is next, with the

power of storm tracker 6 live you'll as you be prepared. a fire in west oak lane section, one person was hurt at the 2600 block of 25th avenue, that person was taken to einstein medical center and officials are looking for the cause of the blaze. time now for a check of our traffic report. >> lets go live to matt pellman. >> no shortage of traffic, as we try to get home. like here on the blue route 476, it's extra heavy this evening, through this point close to broomall to baltimore pike and watch for a crash in upland at curlin street and the blue route 476, approaching the mid county toll plaza speeds in the teens. on the eastbound turnpike in the 20s coming away from valley form

coming towards norristown. on the big picture in bala cynwyd close to the sacks fifth avenue, watch for a crash and a demonstration going on by city hall second quarter expect congestion at pen square. there is a crash in evesham township the crash is on the northbound side of 73 at maple avenue and on the buss this afternoon instead of the route 15 trolleys, between the delaware loop because of overhead power problems, and the market frankfurt line there are problems at this hour. we'll check it again in the next half hour. >> thank you sir. more to come on "action news" at 5:00, new research is promising to prolong the life of brain cancer patients, ali gorman has more on the use of electro magnetic waves.

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now for the race to the white house tonight and what happens in las vegas this evening, won't stay in vegas and nine of the other candidates will scare off in the other televised debate since the terror attacks in san bernardino and paris. trump and cruz are leaving the republican pack in iowa. a live report on the debate coming up at 5:30. if you are planning to watch the debate, take part in a live conversation about it, brian taff is hosting a live chat on facebook with voters and a political analyst and you. of make comments and follow the debate with us. go to our facebook page, facebook.com/ 6 abc "action

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a big ribbon cutting today as the new city housing complex was unveiled. it replaces an old and delipidated high rise that was just demolished. chaka fattah and other city officials did the hoppers while others were invited to take a tour. they are three story townhomes for residents in need of low cost housing.

>> and you can ship after today but have you to pay extra for expedited shipping to get them there on time. the postal service does expect to ship more than 600 million packages during this holiday season and if you are using ups to send your gifts you have until friday december 18th. the number of people traveling tops 100 million for the first time ever according to aaa. aaa does count anybody going 50 miles away from home between december 23rd and january 23rd, it's almost triple the number of people that traveled during thanksgiving, they say 91% of those people will drive. and peco spent the day wrapping gifts for families and they will be given to local families this season, they are part of the pathway pennsylvania

adopt a family program. families get to open gifts especially selected for them each year through this wonderful program. >> terrific. coming up we'll check the accuweather forecast. >> as we look live from sky 6 hd at center city philadelphia. cecily tynan has more on the changes in the forecast.

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time for accuweather at the "action news" big board. folks want to keep it going. we have one shot of cold air on saturday, and then it starts to warm up again, today is the big story, the winds. this is our sky 6 camera, if you look at this picture it almost looks like the camera lens needs to be cleaned but it's shaking just a bit because of the winds and having a tough time focusing on city hall and william penn and winds are sustained at 18 miles per hour in philadelphia and 10 in allentown and 17 in wilmington and 10 in sea isle city. but gusting up to 30 miles per hour, but now that the sun has set the winds will be diminishing, the mild but shy of yesterday's 70, 52 in allentown

un56 in philadelphia and millville 56 and 56 degrees our current temperature low so far today our high came at 1:00 in the morning, 69 degrees, a record high, kinds of a backwards kind of day, i want to show you the graphic it shows the snow cover in new england and the mid-atlantic ig, have you to go to northern maine to see snow, than is amazing we are in the middle of december, places that see a lot of snow by now, like buffalo, pittsburgh, albany and boston, all of these cities reporting no measurable snow in the meantime boulder, colorado, the schools were closed and they got another foot of snow. satellite 6 along with action radar showing the low pressure that brought the snow to northern maine, that is pull ago way from us, and this high pressure is starting to build right over us. as it does, the winds are diminishing and clear skies and

chillier than the past several nights but considering this is the middle of december, the normal low for this time of year for philadelphia, 30, and 43 is the low, allentown 37 and reading 39 and cape may 44 and trenton 41 degrees with clear skies, the call from accuweather, bright sunshine with the high pressure over us, winds will be a lot lighter than today. still mild and temperatures 13 degrees above average andal ep town 53 and wilmington 55 and millville 56 degrees, future tracker showing as we head into thursday, we begin to get some moisture, 8:00 in the morning, lots of clouds and a few areas of drizzle but what happens in the afternoon, we have strong low pressure that is developing and really moving to the southeast to philadelphia and that is where we get the heavy rain into the afternoon, we are looking at generally a half inch

to inch of rain, so a pretty good soaking on thursday, bright sunshine tomorrow and less wind, a nice day for december, thursday the soaking rain and 58 and friday a windy and cooler day and 51 degrees and saturday likely the first day in this entire month with temperatures below normal, 42 degrees and windchills in the 30s and that warm up continues into next week and adam will talk about that in the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast. >> thank you cecily. more to come in our next half hour of "action news" at 5:00, a delaware community is declaring its support for residents, and spondsing to calls of a stolen credit card makes an even bigger score, and call it a holiday miracle. people at a pennsylvania

wal-mart are shocked when they checked on their gifts on lay way. the centers for medicare and medicaid services recently asked patients to rate the quality of over 3.500 hospitals. fewer than 6% received 5 stars. among them was cancer treatment centers of america in philadelphia. cancercenter.com slash eastern. 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.

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jaime apody, rick williams, and monica malpass. hello again, here is what is happening on "action news" tonight, the top republican presidential candidates take the stage for the final debate of 2015 and the recent terror attacks are likely the topic of the night. and one wrong move send a car out of control in delaware, new help and know hope for convicted criminals trying to start their life over in philadelphia. we'll explain. the top nine presidential candidates including new jersey governor, chris christie, will try to ease the concerns of the nation still reeling from the attack in san bernardino. and donald trump will be center stage and likely to be a prime target including texas senator, ted cruz who is gaining ground in the race. brandy is live now with more. >> this is the fifth republican

debate, and this time around it's senator ted cruz with momentum on his side standing next to donald trump who is seeing his own boost in the polls. >> it's a brand new republican race, senatorted cruz is seeing a surge in the polls neck and neck with donald trump in iowa season questioning if trump is fit to be president. >> it's not just a question of strength but a question of judgment. >> trump's lead is growing in the national polls at 38% is also fighting back. >> you look at the way he has dealt with a senate, he goes in frankly like a maniac. he is up there with ben carson whose numbers have fallen. >> this is a fluid contest. >> the number one polling issue,

terrorism, donald trump plays well to that. >> terrorism is expected to be a hot topic with trump's controversial proposal. >> a total and complete shut down of muslims entering the united states. 59% of republicans support a ban on muslims and 38% say it's it's wrong thing to do, but among all adults the numbers think with 56% thinking it's the wrong thing to do. >> now, national security is expected to dominate tonight's debate, it's the first republican face-off since the deadly attacks in paris and san bernardino. rick back to you. >> reporter: thank you, you can follow tonight's debate in real time with our own brian taff.

clinton is calling out republicans with their stance on immigration. >> they will going to shut doors and we'll lose the talents and contributions doing the best they can building lives for themselves and their children. >> clinton added that she believes that the president must push back with terrorism in a way with is consistent with the nation's values. in turkey they say they detained detaining an isis member in istanbul, turkey, the

consulate was closed down after an unspecified threat. secretary of defense, ash carter met with officials and will ask to come up with new tactics that can be used to attack isis. coming up on world news, more on the fight against isis and and the gop debate. in other news, a tough talking cop in delaware county is spreading a message of love and unity, michael chitwood stood side by side with muslims, the sign read all humans united against terrorism, they say that isis is not a religion and does not represent them and chitwood agrees. >> we want to make sure that everybody understands that we are part of the community just like the muslim community is part of the community. >> chitwood urged all people to

work together and be an example to the rest of the country. the driver of a work truck escaped serious injury following this crash along baltimore pike in springfield township today. it happened just after 10:00 a.m. authority says the truck and another car somehow collided and the truck ended up on its side. it's not clear if either driver will be charged with a crime. now three suspects are behind bars, they are from reading and detectives say one man tried to use a stolen credit card at premium outlets in limerick township. it led them to fraudulent cards and credit card making machine and blank magnetic tapes and they seized a laptop containing information about several

victims. a driver may face charges after slamming his car into christiana, look at this damage at the woodland trails development, the man is described a man in his 20s was on opus drive, and nobody was home at the time but now they have to decide if the home is too dangerous to stay in. in south jersey the search is on for a thief that allegedly attacked three gas station attendants, the first happened at a speedy gas last month and the suspect distracted the clerk and hit the prn on the head and grabbed cash and ran away, similar attacks were reported at a fuel express and police believe the same man is responsible for all three incidents, darby township police need your help finding this man thomas mean, he was last seen at

his home yesterday morning, he suffers from mental conditions and may appear confused. he was driving a gray hyundai accent. if you have seen him contact darby township police. finding work can be challenging for those that have a criminal past, mayor michael nutter is hoping that updated legislation will make the process easier though, the mayor signed an amendment to strengthen the ban the box ordinance, the law went into effect in 2012, it bans employers to use a check box asking people if they were ever convibts victed of a crime, they can only conduct a background check after giving a conditional offer of employment. >> this allows them to be dehumanized in a job interests view to make a connection with

an employer. >> everybody deserve a second chance and these people are qualified workers and they deserve to be able to take care of their families just like anybody else. >> they are required to notify job seeker fz they were rejected and provide a criminal history report. time to get a check of traffic on a tuesday night. matt pellman is in the traffic center, how are we looking on the schuylkill. >> it's drive is not the nicest on the schuylkill, this is the scene by south street, toward the vine street expressway it's heavy in both directions, but tonight starting at 10:00 they'll close the rams that connects south street for overnight mainance work, in a broken down vehicle on 95 approaching cotman, look at the damage, just 6 miles per hour the whole way from center city on up to the broken down vehicle approaching cotman avenue, and

washington township a crash blocking route 100 and main street is an alternate, and one is closing 113 and two accidents on 295 in burlington county, northbound on 38 causing a big delay in that neck of the woods as well. >> thank you matt. still ahead on "action news" dozens of wal-mart customers leave the store in tears but it's not what you think. and the much anticipated addition to fairmount park is set to open and we'll take you on the tour coming up. the winds of change came today and they relax overnight but we are tracking more rain and a big cool down somewhere in the seven-day forecast. >> and jaime apody has eagles, flyers and sixers news in sports. when "action news" continues tonight.

breaking news tonight, fire crews are on the scene here, of a two vehicle crash where to

people were trapped in the wreckage along the 800 block of bristol pike fire others tell us two people were trapped and one has been removed and they are working to free the second as we speak. a number of fire crews are on the scene here and we are continuing to watch the situation here in bensalem bucks county, as it becomes available to us. on a lighter note a secret santa made wishes come true at a wal-mart paying off lay aways for tens of thousands of dollars for strangers, an anonymous donor paid off their lay aways and it came in the nick of time for some of the customer. >> i started crying on the phone because i was going have to cancel my lay away. >> i had a rough week and that makes my week. >> isn't that nice, the lay aways totalled $79,000.

>> the man they refer to as santa b, paid the amount out of his pocket and insisted the money go to all the lay aways at that store. >> that is a great christmas gift. jaime apody is here now ta touk about the eagles getting ready for a tough team this weekend. >> is it you are not always what you wear. >> then monica is polyester. >> that is horrible. i'm going to move on. >> don't listen to him. >> i get it works for me, i feel prettier and confident when i'm all dolled up but eagles will be back in black on sunday, they crushed the giants, the only other team they wore for them this season. they are dressing for success. and pat schumer called his effort to play last sunday courageous, but the thing is, our birds need a win against these red birds, in the big

picture, they only need to beat the red birds and giants the final two weeks of season but they want to keep the season going. >> it's like last year, we had three games left to win the division, last year we didn't take care of business and everybody is excited to do it this year. >> we are starting to put games together and catch a stride, and it definitely helps out and you need everything you can get at this point in the year. >> and the division is starting to get crazy, the giants won again last night, beating the dolphins, and o'dell beckham jr. with this 80 yard touch down, but the most impressive the impression of this ray lewis dance. it looks like rick williams after a nap. here it is, three teams are tied at the top at 6-7 and ravens

would beat the tie breakers by beating the giants or the red skins, if they lose to one of those teams things get complicated. we don't want that to happen. >> i have grandkids and they wants their grandfather to be associated with baseball. those were the teary eyed words from pete rose. >> i'm the one that screwed up and made the mistake, i can only hope i can help other people from making the kind of mistakes i made in baseball, especially the young people, that is the way it is, and you win some and you lose some. >> pete rose getting emotional tonight at 6:00. 5-2-1 the flyers are starting to play better, even though one of their players not. voracek will move to the left

line. and the flyers against carolina and the kids hard work is paying off. >> he has been good from the start of the year and the first practice of the year was good and solid and consistent and he has carried that through every workday, he has done a good job. >> he doesn't overplay things and he is confident right now, and helps us win a lot of games this year. it's great to see him like that. >> and another rough one for brett brown and the sixers. and one bright spot is jahlil okafor, the turn overs stole the show, he give its up and toepy snell taking it uncontested the other way, the sixers are 1-25 and the only thing worse than that is your humor. >> they are laughing at the sixers too.

thank you jaime. east fairmount park reservoir is set to open thank to a $16 million center. mayor michael nutter was on hand for the launch of the outdoor education center, it provided 18 acres of open space for philadelphians, it features indoor classrooms and outdoor perks such as trails and a launching platform. it's the holidays. which means a house full of people -- who all want to get online. so it's the perfect time for verizon 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.

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meteorolog ist, adam joseph is here now with a closer look at a somewhat changing forecast. >> dips, well finally a dip. >> we like dips. >> you like a dip. >> i was talking food. >> oh that dip. they are telling me to move on, double scan live radar showing not much going on today despite a strong wind and clouds at times and sunshine going to work this afternoon and the action cam was at a great place, the shore, looking like a pretty decent day, a little wind whipped there, if you took a stroll at the sand, you had exfollowati exfollowation with the shorts on

and the high temperature came at 1:14 in the morning, right before the cold front passed through breaking the old record from 2008 of 66 degrees. 56 degrees if philadelphia right now and that low has dropped to 56 from the 59 and 52 allentown un54 in wilmington and mid-50s at the shore and the poconos 46 degrees. overnight tonight clear and less wind and it will relax some and 43 degrees in center city and the winds are easing 4 to miles per hour, and your school day forecast, your temperature is 44 degrees and a light jacket tomorrow and lots of sunshine tomorrow and noon time, pleasant and 53 and 55 degrees at 4:00 in the afternoon, we'll tumble the 57 tomorrow from the 60s we had

this afternoon, because of wind coming in more from the northeastly direction and turning from the southeast and that comes in off the ocean around 50 degrees right now and a lot of sunshine and the warm front drifts through and warm air on thursday and 58 and a week area of low pressure develops and brings us soaking rain a half inch to inch on thursday and cold air is syphons down from the northwest and weekend temperatures only in the 40s. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, 50s the next two days and tomorrow is the bright day ain solid soaking on thursday and the heaviest rain is south and east, over an inch at the shore and near an inch in philadelphia and a half inch to the north and west and we slowly dry out on friday and a few peeks of sun at 51 and windchills on saturday, only feeling like the 30s with sun and clouds but it doesn't last long, we go back to 48 above

average on sunday and 54 as the first day of winter not feeling like it. and 60s return which could last into christmas eve. >> that is possible. >> thank you adam. as the mild weather continues, stick with 6abc.com/weather to know what is next, with the power of stormtracker 6 live double scan you'll always be prepared. well, parts of drexel university was looking like santa's workshop, students faculty and staff members are putting thousands of toys into wed and white bags part of the city's toy drive to make sure every child has something under the tree for christmas. they will be distributed to children living in north and west philadelphia, they are eco-friendly bags and have a drexel insignia on them as well. puffs knows winter...

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tax break if they perform in new jersey. one lawmakers says yes, and points to adele. if the state gave tax breaks to play for four or more nights in atlantic city they would get more acts like adele. coming up next at 6:00, police released video of a man they are looking for in connection with two early morning knife attacks in center city philadelphia and hear from a man that helped one of the victims. and police in south jersey continue their investigation into the discovery of a body and where their investigation led them today. for the entire "action news" team i'm monica malpass have a good night. "action news" at 6:00 is next.

"action news" delaware valley's leading news program. with ducis rogers, meteorologist, cecily tynan and jim gardner. to stabbings in center city philadelphia with the possibility of one suspect. it is tuesday night and the big story on "action news" tonight police are trying to track down the suspect who stabbed and slashed a man outside of the river lost apartments it happened at 23rd season walnut but this may have been the first of two attacks by the same man in a couple of blocks of each other. we are were live at 23rd and walnut. christie you talked to a man that intervened in the first

attack. >> that is right jim, ralph wilson thought the victim was being punched but realized the attacker had a 3 inch blade on them and help the victim who is now fighting for his life. surveillance videos capture the moments before this man stabbed a 23-year-old running by. >> i saw someone running in and he fell when i went out to try and help him. >> i thought the guy was punching him but he wasn't purging him he was stabbing him. >> ralph wilson works at the river watch apartments. >> i hollered hey cut that out. he just stopped and walked away, like he didn't have a care in the world. >> a short time later police were called to 21st and arch, where the suspect described as wearing a black hoody holding a plastic bag allegedly struck again this time a 42-ye