unbelieve, mind boggling, jaw dropping, the powerball jackpot has grown to a historic level. you could be a billionaire if you pick up a ticket for the powerball jackpot. in new jersey, police investigate the stabbing of a man and woman overnight. we begin the day with heavy rain and warm temperatures. we have a mixed bag, meteorologist chris sowers has the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast. >> reporter: neither one of them is going to last very long. for the rain that's good news, we have a rude awakening heading this way. there's the view in cape may. one of the big concerns is down the shore right now. coastal flooding, clouds, strong gusty winds out of the southeast, gusts as high as 30 miles per hour and still a little leftover moisture from the storm that continues to march east. the heavy shield of rain is long gone at this point all the way up into new england. we have to get the upper level

low through. the rains will increase from west to east as the low approaches and notice on the backside of the storm. we're changing the colors from green to white. that's the cold air rushing in. that's heavy snow flying across western portions of ohio. getting back to the coastal flooding advisory. we have flooding in the back bays of ventnor and margate and this was sent in from my twitter follower in manasquan, get off the coach and move the car. here's the brighter side of the story. millville, 58, dover, 62. we're going for a record high of 6 are 5 shattering the record high back in 1950. we have clouds and showers,

coming up we'll talk about the colder changes in the seven-day forecast. okay, chris, thank you for the update. the big story on "action news" is the historic jackpot up for grabs in the next powerball drawing. there was no winner in last night's drawing that makes wednesday's jackpot worth, are you ready? $1.3 billion and it could swell from there, too. last night's jackpot was worth $949,800,000. that alone was a new record. then overnight, again, the pot continuing to grow. max caught up with people at melrose dinner who admit they will be spending more money for a rare opportunity. it's insane. if i hit i'll probably buy my family houses here and there. it's crazy, if i win, i would probably pay the funds to everyone, homeless. family first and you know,

donate some if i had some, who knows. before you toss the tickets you should know someone in pennsylvania matched the first five numbers to win a million dollars. here are the numbers. 16, 19, 32, 34, 57 and the powerball 1. you can see the -- 13, you can see the next drawing on accuweather after 11:00 p.m. developing this morning police in south jersey are investigating a stabbing that leaves a couple in the hospital. the action cam was on the scene after 2:00 a.m. on the unit wrong block of walnut heavy in lindenwald. they found a woman with numerous stab injuries and a man had been stabbed. both were rushed to cooper hospital for treatment. no word on their conditions. this morning a man is in the hospital after falling down a 50-foot embankment in gloucester county. this happened last night behind

an apartment complex in washington township. firefighters carried the man up the embankment and took him to the hospital for treatment. at this point, police do not know how the man ended up there, he is expected to recover. now to the latest on the accused gunman in the ambush shooting of a philadelphia police officer. he has been officially charged in that very chilling shooting. we are learning more about the suspect, edward archer fz -- from his own attorney in a past case. >> reporter: this is the first look at edward archer's mug shot. he was charged request attempted murder, aggravated assault and assault of a law enforcement officer. the charge stem from a harrow ambush of a philadelphia police officer after which archer said he did it in the name of islam and pledged allegiance to isis.

do you think he was radicalized in anyway. i knew he was muslim and he was in egypt all through 2013. i don't think he had anything to do with isis for the islamic state or anything like that. this is an impetussive -- i am n approaching the cruiser as he fires 13 shots reaching through the window. despite three bullets to the arm, jesse hartnett chases the attacker and shoots him in the buttocks before three officers capture him. he is a terrific young man. >> reporter: mayor jim kenny who said the incident has nothing to do with islam spoke to the

reporters at the islamic event in kensington. i told him we were thankfully for his service as police officer and united states coast guard. kenny said his visit planned before the shooting is intended to show his support for the muslim community who said shouldn't have to answer for every criminal who invokes islam. sadly it is the history of the country, jews had to defend themselves, catholics had to defend themselves, and muslims have to defend themselves. >> reporter: following the investigation are the trims he made to the middle east -- trips he made to the middle east in 2011 and 2012. the only trip he'll be make now will be to the courtroom scheduled for january 25. local scouts offered well wishes to officer hartnett and showed their appreciation for all police officers of they made

dinner for the officers on duty and they did this at the cheltenham police department last night. it was in honor of national law enforcement appreciation day. the boys and girls made thank you cards and sent their well wishes to officer jesse hartnett as he recovers from his gunshot injury. ♪ the "action news" cam was in feltonville yesterday for a memorial basketball game honor ago late philadelphia police officer. it's been 20 years sanes aretha bayer was killed in the line of duty. all the proceeds from the event will go to the boys and girls club. philadelphia fire department and red cross are teaming up to prevent fire efforts, it comes a day after a house fire in north philadelphia

claimed the life of a woman and her young toddler son. yesterday firefighters installed free smoke alarms in the frankford section and reminded everyone to be cautious when you using space heaters. your time now is 9:08. if you love to shop, sales take part at a local macy's that is closing its door. they are closing 40 stores and cutting 4,000 jobs because of disappointing sales. the company blamed the warmer weather for lower sales of colder weather items. i was checking out the sales on the coats and everything at macy's, better go out there. much more to come on "action news," protecting a young boy a push to vaccinate them with a vaccine that is

commonly given to young girls. damage is left behind after a tornado in florida this weekend. looking live at wilmington, delaware, meteorologist chris sowers has the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast when "action news" returns. i drive a golf ball.

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rating of ef-2 with winds up to 135 miles per hour. three minor injuries were reported. emergency personnel going door to door to conduct welfare checks. people in mississippi are cleaning up after severe weather. storms damaged a mobile home in marshall county. one of the homes came off its foundation completely. luckily, nobody was hurt. wild scene there. >> reporter: that's some of the weather you get when you have these huge temperature contrasts. it is 60-something degrees, it's 20-something below. you get the wild contrast and mother nature gets a littleonere tennis courts there at temple, heavy rains swept through, it's wet and dreary. we have patchy fog developing,

some of it is dense across the western suburbs, we have a scattered showers out there, the heaviest rain is long gone and up into new england. 60 degrees in philadelphia. dewpoint, 57. winds picking up out of the south 15 miles per hour. some of the gusts are as high as 20 to 25 miles per hour. 50s and 60s showing up across the board. dover, 63. atlantic city at the airport, 59. trenton, 58. in the poconos you're finally ain't make snow, now you have a warm spell. 44 degrees, high humidity levels, you can't make snow with that. good news for you guys up there, the arctic front knocking on the doors will knock temperatures in the teens in the mountains with windchills in the single digits. this is a potent front, upper leave low right here, that will swing through in the next couple of hours. that increases the chance in the next couple of hours, when it gets closer and closer.

the big story behind this is obviously the colder changes. 22 below in international falls. 9 in green bay. on the other side of the front, 50 in charleston and 46 in cleveland. this will push up into southeastern canada. it will be cold enough where you notice the change tomorrow. we're going from record highs today to high temperatures in the mid 30s and windchills in the teens and 20s. that will sting a little bit. future tracker 6 showing leftover showers in the late morning hours. otherwise it is cloudy and damp. the sun will peek through late. it's going to have a difficult time doing so. this will cross the area, temperatures plunge on the backside all the way down into the 20s tonight. windchills first thing tomorrow morning. you're in shorts today, because you'll need to put on everything first thing tomorrow morning. 7:30, 13 in reading. 15 in allentown. 19 in philadelphia. 4 degrees in the poconos.

windchills get a little bit better by late morning into the first part of the afternoon, but not much, still showing teens and 20s. enjoy the temperatures, it's not going to last. 60s throughout the afternoon, gray and gloomy, leftover showers, 63. the sun is peeking through at that point, the clowth hold -- clouds holding stuff, 58 degrees. you'll see a few peeks of sunshine, but mainly cloudy, allentown, 61, wilmington, 64. dover, spring-like 64. overnight tonight the arctic front presses through and the temperatures drop. allentown, 26 windchills in the teens. reading, 27. philadelphia, 29 and millville, 28 degrees. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, sunny and cold tomorrow, 35, windchills in the teens and 20s all day long. tuesday, sun and clouds,

44 degrees, a slight rebound tuesday and the next arctic front barrels through wednesday. wednesday, windy and cold, 30 degrees, windchills in the teens and 20s. cold on thursday, 33. friday anticipate -- and saturday both days showing 40. we have something interesting that's coming in could be snow could be rain it's good we're watching this week. people lined up in twair not just for the -- delaware not just for lottery tickets. they brought their lawn chance for a chance to winfry sandwiches. they were awarded for one free bobby everyday of the year. it is known to be thanksgiving on a roll.

so glad you stayed with us on this sunday morning, 9:18. a live look outside sky6 live hd looking at the airport. cloudy out there, a wet start to the morning, but hey at least it's in the 60s, that's not bad, right? in "healthcheck" this morning, the hpv vaccine was recommend for girls. infections from human papilloma virus dropped 66%. hpv is the most commonly sexually transmitted infection in the u.s. most go away on their own, but they can cause cervical and head and neck cancer. hpv vaccine is important for boys as well as girls, because boys can get cancer from the hpv virus. the vaccine may prevent

9,000 new cases of cancer in men each year. parents need to consider the vaccine protect their children even if they are not sexually active. it is possible to get infected with the hpv virus without having sex. the cdc recommends boys get the vaccine at 11 or 12. the vaccine is considered safe. cancer deaths have dropped over the past two decades. 2 million lives have been spared by falling smoking rates. cancer has replaced heart disease as the number one cause of death in 21 states. more than half a million people will be killed by cancer this year alone, prevention screening and treatment e treatment have saved lives. a new study by the cdc show

vitamin supplements are responsible for sending 23,000 people to the emergency room this year. 10% of the people required hospitalization. most were dietary subpoena meant for weight loss or energy. those are visitors by young children who had gotten into the supplements for someone else. the industry suggests that majority of their products are safe. cdc says talk to your doctor before taking supplements. fda does not require approval, so they are considered safe until proven otherwise.

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everyone, 9:24 sunday morning, big changes heading this way later this evening. we have an area of low pressure right in through here west of pittsburgh this morning. it continues to march off to the east associated with a huge arctic front as the winds shift out of the northwest driving the cold air in. we have temperatures 23 degrees below zero north of green bay. some of this is working into the storm. a bfort is over -- warm front a over the philadelphia area, terms lt -- temperatures in the 50s and 60s in south jersey delmarva and delaware. we have a huge temperature contrast. we're seeing fog out there, again, the front is situated justify -- just like this.

looks like most of south jersey and delaware are clear. the western suburbs are socked in pretty good. 11:30, 64 in philadelphia. watch what happens to the next over the next 12 to 24 hours. 5:00 p.m., 56 not bad. 10:00 p.m., a little colder, first thing tomorrow morning, temperatures are down into the 20s areawide. windchills in the teens. adele is saying hello to 2016 in a big way. the british singer new album 25 was the biggest seller of 2015 according to billboard it close you had out the year with nearly -- closed out the year with nearly 7.5 million copies sold. it was released just 6 weeks

ago. she has a world tour starting next month. if you have tickets good for you. the little prince is landings at the is santa barber film festival. it will premier on february 3. it features the voices of rachel mcadams and jeff bridges and james franco. the little prince hits theaters in march. a group of woman in louisiana they are in a league of their own so to speak. this bowling group is very unique. in order to be part of this, you need to 55 or old to play with them. among the competitive bowler is mildred. she turns 100 next week. she said this is not the only activity she participates in. i play all the time.

i'm pretty good for a 100 year old. you look really good. no way she is 100. i went to know her secrets. mildred. she is a retired teacher she spends some of other days teaching other bowlers to bowl. i want to know what she eats and her face cream. she looks amazing. a piece of history. how you can save a good album. north korea claims they had a successful nuclear test. meteorologist chris sowers has the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast when "action news" continues after this.

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wishes and caviar dreams, the powerball jackpot has soared yet again, this time it is worth more than a billion dollars. wow, officially charged and bail denied, the man allegedly seen on chilling video firing a gun on a philadelphia police

officer sits behind bars awaiting a date with a judge. plus, rain as arrived, when will it end and what's next for the delaware and lehigh valleys. chris sowers is here with the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, some nice looking temperatures today. >> reporter: i'm afraid to tell you what's heading this way. let's live in the now. >> reporter: let's enjoy this, look at that shot. nobody enjoying that right now. that's the view from the temperature university camera. what you're not seeing is how warm it is. the normal high temperature is 40 degrees, it's 60 at this 9:00 a.m. hour in the city. the key to whether or not we actually reach 65 later on will be whether or not right we get y kind of clearing. if the sun peeks through we'll hit 63, 64, 65. if the clouds hold tough, we'll top out at 61, 62.

colder changes knocking on the door. it's snowing in places like columbus, ohio, detroit, michigan. changing over to snow. it's accumulating at a good clip. not going to worry about any snow here, but the colder air will make a beeline toward the delaware valley. coastal flood advisory from areas cape may to sandy hook. the tides are running above normal because of the new moon. the southeasterly wind is not helping either, we're piling the water on. wind speeds sustained from 10 to 15 miles per hour. gusts as high as 20 to 25 miles per hour. 65 degrees, there can be a leftover shower out there, otherwise it's very warm. the powerball jackpot is worth a record-breaking $1.3 billion, because no one won the jackpot. the grand prize ballooned to

$949 million easily crushing the old record high for the lottery. the next powerball drawing on wednesday night will be worth at least $1.3 billion. the odds are 1 in 192 million. the numbers in connection with, 16, 19, 32, 34, 57, the powerball 13. the man accused in the ambush shooting of a philadelphia police officer has been charged. edward archer is behind bars without bail. he has been charged with 8 counts including an assault on a officer. the charges stem from the harrowing ambush of jesse hartnett in which archer allegedly fired 13 shots. despite being shot in the alarm. officer jesse hartnett manages to chase down his attacker and

shoot him before his backup arrived. archer said he did it in the name of islam and pledges allegiance to isis. i don't think he had anything to the with isis or the islamic state this is an act by someone who wanted to make a mark for himself. officials are looking into his past and his trips to the middle east. archer is due in court january 25th. meanwhile, a go fund me account has been established to help pay for jesse hartnett's medical bills. go to 6abc.com for the police officer ambush investigation, you can review surveillance images and video from the scene and the report on the suspect's background. meanwhile, a new york city police officer is recovering after being shot in the line of duty. it happened on the officer's 4th anniversary on the job. it happened when a fight broke out at a lot of the space where

200 people were gathered for a party. witnesses say the fight involved guns, ballots and knives. police were called to break it up, and that's when gunfire broke out. 25-year-old officer stewart was shot in the right foot as was one suspect. again officer stewart on the mend today. this morning we're learning more about the arrest of the notorious drug lord "el chapo." how police captured him sounds like a twist from a hollywood blockbuster. >> reporter: "el chapo" drug kingpin and one of the world's most wanted chris is back in handcuffs. the drug lord paraded in fronts of cameras as authorities rushed him back to the same super max prison he tunneled out of last year. the attorney said that's thanks to "el chapo" himself and a healthy dose of vanity. parentally after his escape last

year, the infamous criminal wanted a bioptic made about him. so his people reached out to local producers and actors. the final showdown in his home state. mexican a marines raiding the house killing five of his men and seizing 50 caliber sniper rifles and grenade launchers. they caught up with guzman after he ran into a sewer and hijacked a vehicle. he was caught in a filthy tank top. mexican officials declared mission accomplished. u.s. called a victory for citizens of the mexico and the u.s. he faces charges in murder and drug trafficking and now mexico is considering extradition.

the protest tow federal buildings out west, the group was dressed in military attire and bullet-proof vests. the leaders of the standoff told them they were not needed. lawyers say they are concerned about the perception that the armed visitors conveyed. the first anniversary of the charlie charlie hebdo attack. events have been taking place all week to mark the anniversary of the attack on a is a -- satirical magazine and jewish

market. a u.s. b-52 bomber flew over a stretch of south korea. dmanders of commander of the u.. pacific command said north korea's nuclear test is a blatant violation of laws. a man got stuck doing work under ground. the market frankford line was shut down while they rescued him. he was taken to the hospital to be checked out. president obama will deliver his state of the union address tuesday night. he plans to leave one seat empty in his wife's michelle obama's guest box.

it will symbolize the victim of gun violence who no longer have a voice. you can watch president obama's address right here on 6abc, tuesday night at 9:00 p.m. the first book of pope francis' papacy will be released on wednesday. the name of the book, god is mercy is a 100 page conference with italian journalist. in the book, the pope comments on his famous comment whom am i to judge. he was merely reciting the church teachings that gays should be treated with respect as people and not marginalized. a special moment whoever captured as part of a philadelphia history. i love that we and you "action

news" viewers played a part in this. you helped us track down the bride who is feature in an interactive exhibit. arizona is getting snow. looking live outside sky6 live hd overlooking center city at the peco buildings, meteorologist chris sowers has the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast after this. i understand what a scary word "retirement" is, and i can help. because i'm not just a fellow dad, fellow mom, fellow saver, i'm a fellow citizen. who gets up every day and tries her best. just like you. sincerely, elizabeth trackler samantha parke robert kennedy deanna morrison jared duemling alex payne ♪

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on sunday morning. 9:41 is the time. flagstaff, arizona got two feet of snow. flagstaff has one of the highest snowfall averages in the country getting 100 inches a year. go to arizona if you want to see snow. how does that work?

>> reporter: they are 6,000 feet up, though, they picked up 30 inches in three days, imagine the poconos would love to see that. here we are cranking out our own man made. >> reporter: man made snow and then mother nature is not helping matters. it is rainy and dreary and miserable and temperatures in the 40s and 50s and 60s. the poconos 45 degrees, flags whipping in the winds double scan live showing leftover showers across portions of the area. northern new castle county. southern portions and western portions of salem county. all this activity is pushing off to the north racing by at 30 miles per hour. that's the flavor of the day today, a lot of cloud cover out there, winds and warm, a couple of leftover showers from time to time. 60 degrees, dewpoint 67. wind are humming out of the south 14 miles per hour gusting at high as 25. 50 for philadelphia. 55 allentown. 44 in the poconos.

dover, 63. sea isle city, 53 degrees, you're 11 degrees warmer than 24 hours ago. this is the 24 hour temperature change. if you're waking up and haven't been outside yet. it's a good 16 degrees warmer in philadelphia than the same time yesterday. satellite and radar, wait until you see the 24 hour temperature change tomorrow at this time. twig the other way, because this will swing through and the counter clockwise winds out of the arctic out of canada will push through the delaware valley even temperatures will drop like a rock overnight tonight. as we look a little bit wider. here's the weather today, gray, and gloomy, left over shower this is the weather for upcoming week. high pressure in control, it will clear everything out. it is cold high, you won't have to worry about rain or snow or anything like that. get aload of the windchills across the plane states. 21 below in bismarck. the vikings game this afternoon

played in minnesota at that they are forecast a high of 1 with a windchill of 20 below. it's torture for those people. but a fun game to watch. new orleans, feels like 39 degrees across the gulf coast states. future tracker 6 later this afternoon, again there could be leftover showers, everything clears out nicely tonight. tomorrow is a nice, clear and cold day. tuesday, a reinforcing shot of cold air gets in here, tuesday will be a little iffy or questionable we should say here, late in the day as the art tick front arrives there could be snow squalls that develop. if you're familiar with the term squall, it's a brief sudden burst, it may last five or ten minutes. you could be driving along visibility is fine, next thing you know you can't see a thing. we'll watch that on the tail end off the evening rush and

lingering into the late evening hours. in the meantime, today, cloudy conditions, leftover rain showers, there's the first arrest if i can front that will sweep through and clear everything out, at that point the temperatures start to drop. down to the teens and 20s feels-like temperatures first thing tomorrow morning. t-shirts today, and heavier coats tomorrow morning. for the lehigh valley, a couple of leftover showers, windy, 60 degrees is the forecasted high in allentown. bethlehem, winds are gusting to 25 to 30 miles per hour. for the purpose of the jersey shore, winds could exceed gusts 40 or 45 miles per hour morning rain actually most of that is gone. let's just say leftover shower. 60 degrees is the forecasted high in atlantic city. for philadelphia, record high, 65. morning rain warm and windy. winds out of the southwest at 30 miles per hour. overnight tonight, colder, mainly clear, 26 across the western suburbs, 29 for center city. 35 degrees monday, the rest of the the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, that 35 on

monday will feel like the teens and 20s all day. tuesday a slight rebound 44. tuesday evening reinforcing shot of arctic air pulls through, that sets up a stretch of weather midweek. wednesday, 30, thursday, 33. friday and saturday, 40. windchills in the teens and 20s. watch out for the snow possibility. >> reporter: tuesday evening there could be a squall and there's something brewing toward the tail end of next weekend. we'll look for what's brewing. >> reporter: not coffee. like to remind you you can find the seven-day forecast and live look at storm tracker 6 live double scan radar at any time at 6abc.com/weather. a brand new aaa car carrying insures and travel center is open and ready for business in south philadelphia. the center is on the 1600 block of south columbus boulevard near walmart and home depot.

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sunday morning, just about 9:50 we're taking a live look via sky6 live hd of cape may. you know the story it is gloomy cloudy and rainy.

pack the raincoat. here's are a story for you this morning, do you have collectible album also that you want to preserve. sonny has a turntable that will turn them into digital. so far no price has been set. very cool, at the "action news" big board with the big talkers. we have a story and a little boy and mom that has gone viral. take a look at this. 6-year-old is sweeping social media, because he used his own allowance money to take his mom out on a date. mom said they have a date night every month. they have no electronics pole during the date. he holds the door for him and pulls out the chair. what a little gentleman. that has received 3 million likes on facebook and shared

500,000 times. this may be one of our all time favorite big talker follow up of all time. last week we asked you our viewers to find the love park bride whose photo was captured by an aerial camera atop one liberty place halloween. in ten minutes flat you found her. see the picture from ground level that's her photographer taking that shot. there she is casey and her husband jeff on halloween, that was their wedding day, the picture that's up at the observation deck was taken from 1,000 feet up in the air and even from that height, her mother saw the segments on big talker as recognized her daughter and her matron of honor recognized her, the next day she

went to the highest attraction in philly to catch that amazing picture from the air. it is now logged in history forever and viewed by lots of people. it is amazing i can't believe people will be able to actually see us and for it to be in love park, we're so much in love and just got married or about to and here we are in love park for everyone to see. by the way how about that for our viewers ten minutes you found her, what a picture to put in your wedding album and know that you will live on in history here in philadelphia. best big talker. sports coming up next.

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9:54 turning to sports and the nfl playoffs, the steelers are moving on. the bengals are going home. they had a one points lead and attempting to run out the game clock, but a personal foul penalty did them in. the steelers nailed a game winning field goal 18-16 final score. here's jeff skeverski with the rest of the sunday morning sports. >> reporter: tom coughlin as the eagles coach? yeah it could happen. the source confirms to "action news" the eagles are granted to speak to the former giants coach. coughlin is expected to interview tomorrow. he stepped down from the giants after 12 years he has not made the playoffs since 2011.

he won the super bowl twice. earlier in the week he hinted he wouldn't be out of football for long. adam gales will not be the next -- adam gase will not be the eagles coach, he was introduced as the dolphins coach. eagles will interview doug peterson who is at least for now andy reid's offense coordinator in kansas. reid back in the playoffs, kansas third quarter, eagles former receiver jeremy maclin goes down with the right knee injury. he tore the same knee twice with the eagles, he is in tears on the sidelines. hopefully it's not serious. chief wins 30-zip. it is his first playoff win since 20008 when he led the eagles to the title game. they face the patriots next. eagles, phillies, flyers,

sixers, boy does this city need a winner or what. the flyers could be the answer. flyers fans would eat up a playoff run against the islanders yesterday 90 second into the second, 1-0. 7 minutes later, 2-0. matt reid sets up the first two goals and in the third reid gets one for himself. flyers won 4-0. they won three in a row they are now about points out of a playof spot. sixers facing toronto, sixers up 1-0 out of the gate. back-to-back possessions, toronto ends the half with an 11-0 run. third quarter, sixers make a run, sixers within 6 after 3.

kyle riley puts it away, sixers lost 108-95. they lost all but four of their games, they welcome labron james to town later tonight. that's sports, i'm jeff skeverski have a good day. in berlin, christmas trees are being recycled into a healthy diet for elephants. they were fed the holiday trees that provide nutritious supplements for the elephant. they are good, never thought of it. got to feed them, we'll be right back. america runs on dunkin'.

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board with a look at the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast. at some point it will dry you mean and be warm, get out there. >> reporter: do it now, because this time tomorrow it will be a completely different story as the colder air starts to work its way in. we have a warm front pushing through. if i watch the steelers game, temperatures in the 60s, they had downpours and now they have an inch or two of snow on the ground and the temperatures are dropping through the 20s and 0s. the low is sitting right here west of pittsburgh, this arctic front will charge east over the next 12 hours or so. we're going to zoom into our area here, here's philadelphia, this is western portions of gloucester county, gibbs town, woodbury, paulsboro picking up light showers into chester and delaware counties. this is racing off to the north at 30 miles per hour. most of the afternoon will feature a ton of clouds cover and patchy drizzle and warm temperatures. 62 degrees the record for this

date is 63. we're getting close to that already. millville, 60. dover, 63. wilmington, 56 and lancaster 58 degrees. forecast for today, get used to that, lots of clouds out there, the sun will try desperately to peek through. some of you may see a few glimpse of sunshine before the day is out. lunchtime, 64. leftover drizzle. 2:00 p.m. to 4:00 p.m. the numbers start to drop as the arctic front gets closer. we have colder changes heading this way tomorrow and the middle of the upcoming week. 10:02, the big story on "action news" sunday saturday morning is the big, the huge. huge. jackpot. [laughter]. add adjectives do not give the jackpot justice. there were no winners in the lottery, the pot continues to swell.

it is up to $1.3 billion. chad perdelli out with reaction this morning that's a lot of money up for grabs, chad. i imagine if people didn't take chances on the lost few drawings, i think they will go for it on wednesday. you better believe it alicia. this powerball jackpot is shattering records. last night's drawing was a record $8,950,000,000. now wednesday's drawing -- $950 million. we're at the sunoco in south philadelphia. we expect the pace to pick up as we get closer to wednesday's drawing. this began in november when the jackpot started at roughly $40 million. to give you an idea how quickly the jackpots can rise. yesterday alone 9,000-plus locations in pennsylvania, 17.3 million lottery tickets

were sold. we've been talking to people about what they would do with their wings -- winnings and powerball in general are taking about all sorts of ways to spends the money. i hope to god somebody wins that needs it. it's a wonderful thing, if i hit it, everyone i know would have a part of it. if i could help them, i would do it. >> reporter: now, one person that did win the 1 million-dollar prize that person's name was not released. here's a number if you bought a ticket. 16, 19, 32, 34, 57 and that all encompassing powerball number 13. this powerball lottery is shattering most records. most records are around 500,

$600 million. in spain, the biggest lottery prize ever, roughly 2.$4 billion it was in spain called el gordo. wednesday's next drawing is 1.3 billion dollars. all of us at 6abc, let's pull our money and try to cash in. chad perdelli channel 6 "action news." let's do it, chad. thank you so much. 10:05. police in south jersey investigating a stabbing that left a couple in the hospital. the action cam was on the scene on the unit block of walnut avenue in lindenwald. when police saved they found a woman with numerous stab judicious. they found a man who was also stabbed. no word on their conditions. a man is in the hospital after falling down a 50-foot embankment in gloucester county. this happened behind an

apartment complex in washington township. firefighters carried the man up the embankment and then took him to the hospital for treatment. police do not know how the man ended up there, he is examine expected to recover. now to the latest this morning on the accused gunman and the ambush shooting of a philadelphia police officer. he has been officially charged in the chilling shooting. we're learning about the suspect from his own attorney in a past case. jeff chirico has the latest developments. >> reporter: this is our first look at edward archer's mug shot. police charged the 30-year-old from yeadon with attempted murder, aggravated assault and assault of a law enfor enforcemt officer. the charges stem from a harrow ambush of a philadelphia police officer after which archer confessed saying he did it in the name of islam and pledges allegiance to isis. do you have any sense they was radicalized?

i knew he was muslim, he spent time in egypt all through 2012. >> reporter: the attorney represented him on previous weapons charges in 2013 after he returned from egypt. i don't think he has anything to do with isis or anything like that. i think it is an act for somebody who wants to make a name for himself. >> reporter: fbi poured through evidence taken from archer's mother home in yeadon. surveillance video shows the archer brazenly firing shooting 13 times. jesse hartnett chases after him and shoots him in the buttocks. he is a terrific young man. >> reporter: mayor jim kenny said the incident has nothing to do with islam spoke to reporters about jesse hartnett at a mural painting event in kensington. i told him how proud i am

of him, i told him i was thankful for his search villas as a police officer and united states coast guard. kenny said his visit planned before the shooting is intended to show his support for the muslim community who he said shouldn't have to answer for every criminal who invokes islam. jews have had to defend themselves, african-americans have had to defend themselves, now the muslims have to defend themselves. as free as this country is, you're free to be ignorant and hateful. >> reporter: fbi is looking into the trims he made in 2011 and 201. the only trips he'll be make will be a trip to the courtroom january 25th. local scouts offered well wishes to officer jesse hartnett. the scouts made duty for the

police officers at the cheltenham police department. the boys and girls made thank you cards and soant -- sent their well wishes to officer jesse hartnett as he recovers from the gunshot injuries. ♪ the action cam was in feltonville yesterday for a memorial basketball game honoring a late philadelphia police officer, it is been 20 years since she was killed in the line of duty. family and friends are making sure she is never forgotten. all the proceeds from the game will benefit the boys and girls club which bear her name. the philadelphia fire department and american red cross are teaming up once again to prevent fire deaths. the first event of the year comes a day after a house fire in north philadelphia claimed the life of a pregnant woman and her 2-year-old son. she died friday morning trying to rescue her toddler from the

flames. yesterday they installed free smoke alarms and told everybody to be cautious when using space heaters. sales start tomorrow at a local macy's that is closing its door. it is closing in the spring. they are closing 40 stores and cutting 4,000 jobs because of disappointing sales last year. the company blames warm weather for slor sales of -- for slower sales of cold weather items. bill reinstates the department. environment protection gliendz that were glienldz that were in place before an appeals court struck them down. governor chris christie will still have to make it official, that one a big talker today. the time now, 10:10, still ahead on "action news" sunday morning.

a girl and her dog, we'll show you the unbelievable bond between the two. the cleanup beginning after mother nature unleashes her fury in parts of the south this weekend. now a live look sky6 live hd philadelphia international airport. it's going to be on the warm side, but it will be cold around town, meteorologist chris sowers will have the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast when when we come right back. dear fellow citizen, i know what it's like to buy a house.

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part for a crash in oklahoma that killed 6 people including two children. the minivan lost control even slid across the a median and ran into a tractor-trailer. the crash killed the driver of the minivan and five others in it. another child was taken tots hospital with serious injuries. the driver of the truck was not hurt. a tornado caused significant damage in cape coral florida this weekend, the national weather service is giving the twister a preliminary rating of ef-2 with winds up to 135 miles per hour. only three minor injuries were reported. emergency personnel are going door to door to conduct welfare checks. people in mississippi are cleaning up this morning after severe weather there. storms destroyed one mobile home and damaged another in marshall county yesterday. one of the homes came off its

foundation completely. luckily, nobody was hurt. that is good news. let's get you caught up with the forecast. meteorologist chris sowers rainy, and warm, but it could be snow, right? >> reporter: it's could be snow, but it's not going to be snow. that's the good news with the forecast. i know it looks miserable out there right now. you've got a lot of clouds and scattered fog throughout the area, but at least it wasn't snow, because we have a good .9 of a inch of rape and that would have come out -- rain, and that would have come out to a foot of snow. bayshore communities gandys beach, we have a band move in there. cherry hill, haddonfield if you're traveling along the new jersey turnpike or 295. you'll see downpours, palmyra, you're picking up downpours,

riverside will be picking this up here. all this is lifting to the north at 30 miles per hour. it will be out of here quickly. 61 degrees in philadelphia right now. the roakd high -- the record high is 63. dewpoint, 37. winds sustained out of the out of the -- dewpoint, 57. winds sustained out of the south at 13 miles per hour. 63 is the record high. other records in reach, allentown, 6 oh. 670. wilmington, 64. atlantic city, 63. these are all attainable today. it depends if we can squeeze out sunshine before the arctic front arrives. millville, 60. dover, 63. wilmington, 57. so you've got work to do if you want to get the record high there. trenton, 60. atlantic city at the airport, 59. winds are strong sustained anywhere from 10 to 20 miles per hour. occasionally you see a gust to

20, 25, satellite and radar, counter clockwise swirl that's the upper level low pushing through pittsburgh. as it marchs east it will increase the threat of showers in the afternoon. you can see how the green is switching over to white that's the snow in michigan and detroit and cincinnati picking up accumulating snow. good news for us, we won't see anything like that, but we'll see the colder changes. a few scattered showers leftover, and patchy drizzle and cloud cover. skies attempting to brighten up before the sun sets, but the clouds will hold tough if you do manage to to see sunshine consider yourself lucky. 5:00 p.m., that's the arctic front, once this pultz -- pulls through you'll get the temperatures to plummet all

night tonight. it will feel like the teens first thing tomorrow morning low 20s for south jersey and delaware. the windchills will ease up a little bit tomorrow ranch as the winds subside, but still it's a blustery day. record highs today, icy cold tomorrow. 64 by lunchtime. 2:00 p.m., 63. 65 is the high temperature, 58 degrees by 4:00. low 60s. north and west, allentown, wilmington that would tie the record if we managed to hit those. 65 for philadelphia. damp and winds and leftover showers. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, first arctic front arrives tonight, 35 tomorrow. windchills in the teens and 20s. the second arctic front arrives tuesday night. the result wednesday and thursday, another icy cold air mass. 30 and 33. windchills both days at the very least are in the 20s. some of the colder areas could get to 15. arctic front. >> reporter: arctic front.

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he and two others enjoyed skating down the road without any worries about cars. in chicago, a man decided to have fun with the snow and ice in the windy city, he built an igloo in the chicago loop. he spent 15 hours building the structure. he put the chunks of ice together using a shovel and chisel and tarp. he can gaze down anytime he wants because he lives across the street from the igloo creation. in maine a 5-year-old girl's pet duck has become to attached to her it follows her everywhere. the two have you had a connection since day one. they play at the beach together, they go on the swings together and halloween the duck helps her round out her frozen costume. the duck named snowflake.

she cares for him like a child and he even waits for her at the backup -- bus stop every day. say cheese a horse pulls off the best photo bomb ever on an unsuspecting little girl. look at this, she is smiling sweetly as the horse stand behind her and grins widely. the picture may come as no surprise, it's gone viral. the little girl has a picture she will never forget. the horse is like, don't forget me, cheese! meteorologist chris sowers will take another look at the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast in just a moment. we'll see you back here after the break.

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inside story is coming up later this morning on 6abc, here's matt o'donnell with the preview. >> reporter: hey guys i hope you're having a great sunday. coming up on inside story we'll talk about james kenny he is now the mayor. we'll talk about his goals and his alliances politically and why he is so brief when he is up there at the podium when he is giving speeches. with the new mayor comes a new police commissioner. who had been "stop and frisk" we'll talk about that. and jodi biden and the mummers parade and insensitivity. that's coming up on inside story later this morning. the rain is going toese --

ease out. >> reporter: we have a serious situation developing down the shore, we have a coastal flood advisory in effect until noon. not only do we have an abnormally high tide because of the new moon, but strong southeasterly winds are piling water on onshore. cape may courthouse, that's supposed to be a road, but it looks like a river. door recent sent this in. this evening,'s high tide could be above normal, as well. 65 today and 35 tomorrow. how about it. this week with george stephanopoulos is next on 6abc. "action news" continues at noon and here some of the stories we're working on for you. police in camden county investigating a double stabbing that sent two people to the hospital. we'll have the latest. plus are you paying too much for cell phone service, switching providers could save you big bucks, but there's things you need to know first, for chris sowers, nydia han and the entire "action news" team,

igray hall, make irrelevant -- make it a great day, we'll see you at noon.

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