good afternoon everyone, it is sunday, january 10 i'm alicia vitarelli along with gray hall. nydia is off. here's some of the stories we're following for you right now on "action news." powerball fever continues to

sweep the nation. the next jock pot is estimated at more than a billion dollars. we're live with reaction. the man accused of opening fire on a philadelphia police officer in an ambush attack is slapped with charges. it is a sunday soaker out there and we are eyeing a new record high, but the warm weather will not stick around. enjoy it while you can. we'll get the latest on the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast with meteorologist chris sowers. tows temperatures are about to -- >> reporter: that colder air is not that far away at this point. you could go to harrisburg, hpa, the numbers are starting to take a nose dive. we have four or five hours left of this warm weather and the numbers will crash later on. in the meantime there's the view looking over the ben franklin bridge. what a miserable looking afternoon, a lot of low-level clouds and patchy drizzle and some areas are seeing heavier downpours as the left leftovers from the storm system is pushing

through. upper level low in pittsburgh, snow is flying on the back edged all this is traveling to the east rapidly at 30 to 35 miles per hour. we're zoom into berks county, fleet road and hamburg, this is a broken line of downpours developing. there's cloud to ground lightning strikes reported racing to the east. if you're traveling that way, it's not going to last that long, but when you encounter the showers and downpours, it may cause you to pull over briefly. rainfall totals, at any time, 1.5. doylestown an inch and a quarter. wilmington and philadelphia, above a half inch. for the remainder. afternoon, cloudy, showers, quick-hitting downpour, windy and warmer, 65 degrees is the record high this afternoon. sharply colder overnight tonight

and tomorrow. i'll have the details in the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast. guys. that cold is coming back. in case you venture heard powerball -- you haven't heard, 0 powerball fever is heating back up. the powerball is expected to climb to $1.3 billion or more than that. chad perdelli is live in south philadelphia with reaction and people continuing to buy those tickets, chad. hey alicia as you get into the afternoon, more and more people are buying lottery tickets, we just had a few people they left the sunoco station in south philadelphia. obviously this is life changing money. the jackpot expected to reach more than $1.3 billion on wednesday, and people are taking their chances. after last night's drawing ended with no one hitting the roughly 950 million-dollar jackpot. people were back buying

powerball tickets this morning. the pot is expected to soar in the billions. 1.$3 billion. probably 1 1/2 by the time everybody gets down. . robert bought his tickets early. i don't want to be caught in the crowd. >> reporter: morgan at this south philadelphia sunoco and bought a single ticket. it's only going to take one. >> reporter: most people say they would help their friends and family and the poor if they won. sally is no different. she bought her ticket on the way to church this morning and hopes it is a blessed one. i've got 19 grandchildren, 12 great grand, so you can imagine what i would do with it. while this powerball is a record setting one, the largest lottery pot in the world is reported one in spain called

el gordo it reached $2 billion. chad perdelli channel 6 "action news." thank four the update. get us a ticket while you're out there. from our new jersey newsroom a man and woman are in the hospital after stabbing in camden county. police responded to lindenwald and found a woman with multiple stabbings and man stabbed once. there's no word on their conditions. police investigate. in camden county police asking for the public's help identifying the suspect breaking into a farmer's market. surveillance video caught the trio burglarizing the haddon farmerrers market. they were able to steal items before taking off. anyone with information call the camden county police. the man cooled of ambushing -- accused of ambushing a philadelphia police officer is facing charge.

authorities say edward archer is the man seen in the surveillance picture and he confessed to the crime. now his former defense attorney is speaking out, jeff chirico has the latest. >> reporter: this is the first look of edward archer's mug shot. he was charged with 8 counts, including attempted murder, aggravated assault and assault of a police officer. the charges stem from the ambush of a philadelphia police officer after which archer reportedly confessed saying he did it in the name of islam and pledges allegiance to isis. do you have any sense that he was radicalized in anyway. i knew he was muslim and he was in egypt all through 2012. i don't think he had anything to do with isis ago anything like that. this is an act by someone who

wanted to make a mark for himself. fbi is investigating any connection to the terror group after they poured through evidence taken from his mother's home in yeadon. the surveillance video shows the gunman brazenly approaching the cruiser shooting 13 shots and reaches into the window. jesse hartnett manages to chasele even shoot him and hitting him in the buttocks before three officers apprehended. jim kenny said the shooting had nothing to do with islam and spoke to reporters. i told him that we were thankful for his service as a police officer and service as a united states coast guard. >> reporter: kenny said his visit is intended to show support for the muslim community who he said shouldn't have to answer for every criminal who invokes islam.

juice -- the jews had to defend themselves catholic had to defend themselves, now the muslims. you're free to be i go -- i go i go. after trips to the middle east in 2011 and 2012, the only trips he'll be make is to a courtroom january 25th. scouts made dinner for officers at the cheltenham police department. the boys and girls made thank you cards they sent well wishes to officer jesse hartnett as he recovers from the attack stay with 6abc.com for all the latest developments in the police officer ambush investigation. right now you can view the

surveillance images and raw video from the scene and the reports on the suspect's background. today thousands of people gathered in paris to mark the first anniversary of the ebola e hebdo attacks. president marked the first year anniversary with a planting a tree. president obama will make his final state of the union address he will leave an empty seat in honor of the victims of gun violence who no longer have a voice. in addition to gun violence the president is expected to talk about the economy and global warming and terrorism. you can see it on 6abc tuesday night at 9:00 p.m. there's much more to come

on "action news" this sunday. "healthcheck" struggling to get enough sleep at night? yes. if so you're not a alone, a few simple steps can help. calling all shoppers, a local macy's is rolling out big deals before it closes stores for good. chris sowers has the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast after "action news" continues in just a few.

huge ball of flames lit up a stretch of robertson county, texas yesterday afternoon after a natural gas line exploded.

crews managed to shut off the gas line, but it took several hours for what remained in the line to burn off. several homes were evacuated and there were reports of injuries. investigators looking into what caused the 30-inch line to rupture. heavy snow is covering part of saint louis area. the deep freeze is moving into missouri. windchills will be in the single digits, they are expected to stay that way for the next several days. speaking of snow, chris sowers says no snow today. >> reporter: no snow. this will come to an end unfortunately, the rain is pulling off, we have downpours west of philadelphia. the heaviest rain we saw this morning is long gone. we're seeing the sun peek through in some locations that is helping the temperatures out tremendously. parts of the area are already in

record territory. double scan live you can see the broken line of showers, even clarify thunderstorms quickly approaching from the west will zoom in there first. there's philadelphia right here. this area just to the west of that, this is chester and lancaster counties, berks county rapidly pushing off to the east. if you're traveling along the pennsylvania turnpike you'll encounter the downpours, the rain will come down heavily for a short period of time it will be on its way and cross over the delaware valley into new jersey for the next half-hour or 45 minutes. 63 degrees in philadelphia. that ties the record high set on this date. dewpoint 57 winds out of the south at 5 miles per hour. the pressure reading is rising from 29.41 inches. allentown a that's had a new record. dover that's a new record, philadelphia we have a record high. millville, 58. atlantic city at the airport. 58. sea isle city, 54.

reading, 60 degrees on strong southerly wind 15 to 20 miles per hour. these are sustained, occasionally we get a gust 25 to 30 miles per hour. 21 in dover and 17 in sea isle city. we have a huge area of low pressure spinning when it's wheels arnold pits -- around pittsburgh. a ton of energy aloft. that energy is being transferred to the surface that's why we're seeing the line of showers and thunderstorms developing on the front end of the storm from the west. some areas could see a quick-hitting thunderstorm in the next couple of hours. most of us stay cloudy for the remainder of the afternoon with a few peeks of sunshine, just a damp day, the numbers will crash. 63 in philadelphia. it's down to 36 in charleston, 45 in pittsburgh, look what's going on west of there, it's ten in green bay, 12 below in international fall also --

international false and 14 in chicago. this arrives overnight tonight and sets up a cold week ahead. future tracker 6 the broken line of showers and thunderstorms, another one develops around 4:30, this is the arctic front. watch how quickly the temperatures drop off. 38 in philadelphia, 20s in the poconos. overnight tonight into tomorrow morning, everybody down into the 20s and 30s on top of that you have the wind. it will feel like the teens across the western suburbs, 21 in philadelphia by 6:00 a.m. 20 in millville, and 19 in wilmington. 65 degrees this afternoon windchills in the teens first thing tomorrow morning. leftover showers could be a quick hitting downpour, windy, winds out of the southwest at 20 to 30 miles per hour. overnight tonight, the colder changes arrive windy, 26 degrees outlying suburbs, 29 for center city. we'll see clearing conditions, the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, 35 degrees

for monday, sunny and cold, windchills in the teens during the morning, low to mid 20s by afternoon. tuesday, sun and clouds, 44. another arctic front arrives tuesday evening, wednesday is cold, thursday is cold, friday and saturday we start pulling out of it a little bit, 40 degrees both days only to toe another cold shot arrive the second half of the weekend. we're hearing cold. >> reporter: we were hearing warm warm warm in the november and december. the philadelphia claim berm of music society is kicking off the new year with an old italian sounds. karen rogers has more in 6abc loves the arts. >> reporter: the chamber is known for their baroque music across the world. this is the first time they are playing in philadelphia. the chamber society is

excitedded and thrilled to present this world renown period ensemble. the group was founded 26 years ago. i said he wanted to create ply own ensemble and focus on italian and baroque classic repertiore. the program is titled life at the orphanage in venice. >> reporter: it was inspired by the italian composers of the 1700 including the female orchestra at the orphanage. it shows you how she was inspired by the musicians and composers. >> reporter: for audiences accustomed to more more than music, the sounds will be different. they have gut strings, the

instruments or the bows that they use are for the 1700s or late 1600s during the baroque area. >> reporter: they will perform one night only friday january 22 at 8:00 p.m. for tirkts go to the arts -- tickets go to the arts in philly or go to visit 6abc loves the arts. for 6abc loves the arts i'm karen rogers. ans age 50 to 85: what's your reason for getting life insurance? i'm in my 60s and i work part-time with no benefits. i needed a plan that was easy to get. all i had to do was make a phone call. at age 70, i'm on a fixed income. i found a whole life insurance plan that's affordable, with a lifetime rate lock,

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(colonial penn jingle) a live look this morning this is are a live look over cape may. you can see a wet day, but temperatures in the 60s, enjoy it because meteorologist chris sowers says the cold is coming. on "healthcheck" at noon, a new report shows i single moms e the most sleep deprived group in america. almost half of single moms get

less than 7 hours of sleep at night. single dads are losing sleep, too, many report daytime tiredness. there are some ways to get more and better shut eye. make sleep a priority if you don't commit to that in terms of your health things will suffer. the soaked thing you have to drop the guilt. no one is going to die if the dishwasher is not loaded or unloaded before we go to sleep. you heard that right. the doctor says do not self medicate with sleep aids. if you have trouble with your sleep see a doctor. she said try 20 minutes of medication a day, it can really quiet your brain at night. all shoppers sales start tomorrow at a local is

shutting 40 stores and cutting 4,000 jobs because of disappointing sales last year. kerig is not just for coffee. it makes sodas and mixed drinks. but the alcohol, of course not included. you've got to put that into your own cup before you pop in the pod. the machine will cost you $369. four cocktail pods will run 6 bucks. they need showing it off at the consumer electronic show in las vegas. you put the alcohol in and pop the pod in and all the mixture goes in in one shot. in-house bartender. up next, 130r9s. -- sports.

plus, another candidate interviewing with the eagles today, details next. j

steelers are moving on in the playoffs. andy reid is celebrating a playoff win. the eagles meantime are looking for that new head coach. here's jeff skeverski with more on that. >> reporter: tom coughlin as the eagles coach it could happen. a source confirms to "action news," the eagles are granted permission to speak to the 69-year-old former giants coach. coughlin stepped down from the giants after 12 years where he has not made the playoffs since 2001.

only 6 other coaches have more playoff wins and only won the super bowl twice. adam gays will not be the -- adam gase will not be the next eagles coach. he was introduced as the dolphins coach. reid back in the playoffs, kansas in houston last night. third quarter, former eagles receiver jeremy maclin after the catch goes down on the right knee injury. he tore the same knee twice with the eagles. hopefully it's not serious. chiefs win 30-zip. the first win since 2008 when he led the eagles to the playoff game. between the eagles, phillies,

flyers and 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, 90 seconds in the second, 1-0. 7 minutes later, it's 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 two points out of the playoffs spot. sixers host toronto 12-0 in the first half. toronto ends the half with an 11-0 run. third quarter, sixers make a run. sixers within 6 after 3.

the 4th quarter, villanova star kyle riley puts it away. sixers 108-95. they welcome labron james to town later tonight. that's sports, i'm jeff skeverski have a good day. another half-hour of "action news" is just ahead. here's some of the stories we're working on for you. an unusual experience for republican presidential candidate marko rubio, while at a campaign stop yesterday he got heckled repeatedly. powerball gets crazy staggering jackpot of more than a billion dollars. those stories and the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast and "action news" continues after this. happening right now on

"action news," rescue crews say the man who fell down a 50-foot embankment in gloucester county. 6 people are killed when a minivan and tractor-trailer collide. police say winter weather was to what i blame. "el chapo" met with sean penn before his arrest in mexico. chris sowers has showers in and out this sunday. will[laughter].

>> reporter: let's get you outside, when you look around the country we have it pretty easy. we have snow and biting windchills and for us we're talking about temperatures in the 60s. it could be worse, actually it's about to get a whole lot worse. double scan live showing we're looking at the leading edge of a opponent upper level low tracking northeast into the keystone states. that has developed showers and cloud to grounds lightning strikes. 422, birdsboro up to the north and boyertown and bali, we are seeing heavy downpours and the winds at 5,000 feet are roaring at 70 to 75 miles per hour. some of the storms grow tall enough it could tap into the energy and transfer it to the surface. we're not anticipating severe weather with this. it wouldn't surprise me if one or two downpours turn severe because the winds are gusting. 28 in dover, 21 in reading.

allentown, 22. 35 in the poconos. 26 miles per hour in atlantic city. later this afternoon the winds will gust up to 45 miles per hour at times, so leftover showers today, winds, 65 degrees. and then the bottom falls out tomorrow, 35 degrees, mainly sunny and a whole lot colder. guys? okay, chris, thank you so much. anticipation has been buildings and powerball fever is on fire, like wildfire. it's crazy serious and seriously crazy. no one won the record jackpot that means the jackpot is climbing past $1 billion. chad perdelli is live in south philadelphia with more, chad i hope you have your tickets. >> reporter: you know what, i think i will get them in a couple of days. for much of the day, we've seen a few people trickling in to get their lottery tickets. but we are three days away from wednesday's drawing, as the week picks up, the pace will pick up.

this is life changing money, people are willing to take their chances. after last night's drawing ended with no one hitting the roughly 950 million-dollar jackpot people were back buying powerball tickets this morning. the pot is expected to soar in the billions. $1.3 billion. it probably will be 1 1/2 when everyone is said and done. >> reporter: robert bought his tickets bright and early. he know there will be a mad rush when it gets closer to wednesday's drawing. i don't want to be caught in the crowd. >> reporter: morgan arrived at the sunoco and bought a single ticket. it only takes one. >> reporter: most people say they would help friends family and poor. sally rogers bought her ticket on the way to church this morning and hopes it's a blessed one. i've got 19 grandchildren, 12 great grand, so you can imagine what i would do with it.

>> reporter: and while this is the richest lottery in u.s. history, the richest in the world, is called el gordo a christmas lottery in spain it reached $2.4 billion. we'll see how high this lottery goes, chad perdelli channel 6 "action news." i think we could hit the el gordo status. in other news, a man is in the hospital after falling down a .50 embankment in gloucester, new jersey. it happened in washington township. the firefighters carried the man up the embankment and took him to the hospital. the police do not know how he managed to fall, but the good news he is expected to be okay. weather is being blamed in part for a crash in oklahoma that killed 6 people including two children. a minivan lost control and slid

across the median and into a tractor-trailer. it killed the driver and five others in it. another child was taken to the hospital with serious injuries. the driver was not hurt. police have officially charged the man accused of shooting of philadelphia police officer during an ambush attack. 30-year-old edward archer facing 8 counts including an assault on on a officer. police say archer fired 13 shots at jesse hartnett while he was sitting in his patrol car. archer confessed and told police he did it in the name of islam. he also allegedly pledges his allegiance to isis. he is due back in court later this month. be sure to check in with 6abc.com for the latest developments in the police officer ambush investigation. right now you can view the surveillance images and raw video from the scene and reports of the suspect's background.

we're learning new information built arrest of "el chapo" the infamous drug lord was caught two days ago. before he arrest he sat down with actor sean penn for an interview. matt gutman has the latest from mexico. >> reporter: this morning a stunning new video, the first ever interview joaquin "el chapo" guzman surfaced a day after his capture in his home state. he conducted an interview with search penn filmed only a remote ranch and credited with thousands of -- in an companying rolling stone article with the proof of interview picture, he describes a harrow trip to the jungle to

meet "el chapo." his son watching and the battalion of body guards around him. his communication with producers and actors led them to the drug lowered. they may extra indicte him to te u.s. he broke out last year escaping through his tunnel built in his prison cell. this morning we learned how close he got to escaping again. sliding into the source after -- sewer. he left the rocket launcher

and scampered out here and carjacked a car. away wisk backed to the super max prison. marco rubio had a first in his campaign while speaking at a south carolina forum. he was speaking on expanding opportunity and protesters opposed to his views on immigration interpreted -- interrupted him. we're going to enforce our immigration laws guys. [applause]. those folks were eventually escorted out of the hall. they want an amnesty program for illegal immigrants something that rubio once favored. democratic candidate

hillary clinton invade a new add arguing that they are dry gent and dangerous to leave the country. the closest democratic rival bernie sanders told a crowd in iowa that polls shows he is a stronger candidate than clinton against donald trump. it's getting heated up. much more to come on "action news" sunday. we'll take you inside philadelphia's newest you won't need a babysitter to do that. taking a live look over wilmington, delaware delaware, looks like we're starting to clear up out there. "action news" continues this sunday monk of afternoon.

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a pregnancy and parenting website is weighing in on celebrity baby names. babysitter.com compiled the most and least favorite names of 2015. topping the list of favorites, prince william and catherine's choice, charlotte elizabeth, and channel nicole. and brooklyn elizabeth. respond dance did not care for jagger snow snow and sailor jean. i think it's cute. >> reporter: i like jagger snow. i think sailor jean is cute. >> reporter: whatever comes to your mind, end table, you like it, that's the name. take it away, christopher.

>> reporter: i'll only get that when i'm in trouble. today you're not in trouble. when it gets cold we'll call you christopher. >> reporter: let's get you outside and look at this we have the fun breaking through. the cloud deck is breaking apart and pulling away to the north. we have showers and downpours approaching from the west another leading edge of an upper level low bearing down on the viewing area. we're in the lehigh valley now, there's allentown, macungiey route 222. we have a line stretching from boyertown to west of allentown. downpours reported and good gusts of winds within the downpours gusting at high as 45 miles per hour. it's under severe criteria, but that's a good gust. with the winds roaring aloft, some of the energy gets transferred to the surface. i'll show you what that means in

a second. philadelphia the record high on this daylight 63. allentown, 60. wilmington, 64. trenton, 62. atlantic city, 63. well, some of the numbers we have shattered them. allentown that's a new record high. 63. philadelphia has tied the mark at 63. wilmington, tied the record 64. dover, new record. millville, 60. the warm air is in police we have a jet stream down in through here with the winds roaring at 220 miles per hour, as this upper level low continues to kind of sit and spin and pull this air toward the northeast. some of the energy gets transferred down to the surface with this line of storms right here. we're not expecting severe weather later this afternoon. one or two storms wouldn't surprise me if a warning is needed. there again, a counter clockwise swirl as the system races off to the northeast. drying taking place to the south across the delmarva and the

baltimore and washington, d.c. metro it will be the trend through the afternoon hours. that jet stream is pulling all this cold air into the region. windchills in bismarck are 20 below. vikings game is getting ready to start. it's 5 below out there. minneapolis with a windchill of 15 below. all the teens and single digits are heading east. it will moderate, but it will be chilly tomorrow morning. future tracker 6 later this afternoon, broken line of showers and quick-hitting thunderstorm that continues to charge east clearing the arctic front. once that pulls through everything clears outline. whatever instability you're seeing that will pull away. tonight temperatures drop like a rock. tomorrow a crystal clear day from start to finish. blustery and cold. first arctic front arrives tonight. windchills in the teens and 20s. reinforcing shot of cold air gets in here tuesday night into

wednesday morning. this is how low the windchills get waiting for the school bus wednesday morning. ten degrees in reading. 14 in philadelphia. zero in the poconos. we have couple of arctic fronts coming in here over the next 3 to 5 days, each one of them reinforcing that cold air. damp and showers 60 for allentown. millville 64. crashing temperatures in the 20s, windy and caroled. 35 degrees tomorrow, 44 tuesday, wednesday, 30, thursday, 33. parents know pampering themselves often takes a back seat if you're busy with the kids. there's a new spa in center city where you don't need a babysitter to spend time relaxing, because while you primp they play. philadelphia's newest day spa primp and play offers a relaxing

and unique experience the whole family can enjoy. i brought my daughter for a little mommy and me day. you can come in and spend quality time with your child and have a sit down if you want relaxization and peaceful time on your own they can go in the back and get credittive while you relax. it's kind of like win/win. and you don't have to find a babysitter. >> reporter: mother of two opened the kid-friendly spot after trying to find time for primping herself. >> reporter: offers spa services for adults and children. it's like a kids' spa. we have a lot of people that come in and take advantage

of all the services. >> reporter: hethey host birthdy parties and private events. we have people who come in for parties. you have art classes separately. yes we have walk-in classes at all times. >> reporter: the retail section features handmade items created by local moms. it is amazing how many people just picked up a hobby once they had kids and it tunders into -- turned into a viable thing to do. they are located in the heart of a bustling expanding midtown village. you can see more on this on "fyi philly" coming up at 1:00 p.m. after "action news."

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a bit. january has the biggest bargains of the year especially when it comes to fitness equipment. sporting goods stores are offering 50% off. if you like fitness trackers and apple watches. newer models will be out in the spring. older will see price cuts this month. valentine's day a month away. a good idea to grab post chris mall sale on jewelry and accessories, the deals come in a few weeks or so. if a new year's resolution is to try to save money, one thing to look at is the phone in your hand. consumer reports says if you're paying $50 a month per phone line, it may be time to russell up a better deal. monica's family has four smart phones she does whatever we can to reduce the bill that runs

around $250 a month. i find it's ridiculous. they took a first step by ditching her two year contract. all the big carriers offer no contract plan and that's the way to go. the access fee for each phone is lower and you have the freedom to change carriers whatever you want. >> reporter: check other providers plans to see if you can save. a consumer report survey found those who switch phone providers saved $20 a more or month. pay attention to the data, that's the most expensive part of a bill. if you stream a lot of video consider t-mobile. if you change carry you may have to buy a new phone at full price. no interest leasing an finance options are available to ease the pain.

>> reporter: leasing is an option for those who like to have the newest phone. if you plan to buy the phone you can by it in interest-free installments. once you paid it off you'll lose a lower bill. if you use one gig by the -- gig bite a month a smaller carrier may be for you. nydia han channel 6 "action news." we'll have updates on our top stories. plus a final look at the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast in just a moment.

glad you stayed with us, recrapping our top stories on "action news," the record-breaking powerball jackpot has grown bigger it will be worth $1.3 billion because no one won. a double stabbing in south jersey landed a man and woman in the hospital. police found the woman in a lidden wald home early this morning. there is no word on their conditions or suspects or motives. for now, a final check ofe exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast with meteorologist chris sowers. rain is moving out? >> reporter: starting to move out, although we have heavy downpours west of philadelphia. record-high temperatures this afternoon 65 degrees, arctic front arrives sometime this evening. temperatures plummet. 35 tomorrow, windchills in the teens and 20s, arctic front arrives tuesday into wednesday. a double header. "action news" continues at

6:00 p.m. tonight. now for nydia han, alicia vitarelli, chris sowers, i'm gray hall. thanks for watching. make it a great sunday! "fyi philly" is next.