were hurt in a wild crash in southwest philadelphia. police say it was the end of a police pursuit. philadelphia mayor jim kenny is calling for a stiffer penalty for the person behind racist message against the black students at the university of pennsylvania. a top civic leaders plans to speak out. >> the eagles are back at the linc for a game against the falcons, we'll here from carson wentz. >> good morning, 7:00 a.m., sky6 live hd giving you a beautiful glimpse over cape may, new jersey. wouldn't you love to be waking up there? >> it should be a nice november day. >> reporter: i would be looking forward waking up there if it was two months ago and the temperatures were in the 70s en 80s. it's chilly out here. freeze warnings in the state of delaware, cape may county and delaware and philadelphia counties and southeastern

pennsylvania where the numbers have dropped off now, we're close to freezing in some locations, if not colder that that. oxford, 27. 33 in saint david. 38 in chester. center city, 38. 29 in glassboro and vineland, 32 agenda beach, 32 in smyrna florida. hockessin, 31 villas, cape may area, 45, 46 degrees. high pressure in control, we'll keep skies clear it should be a nice looking day just like yesterday. ton of sunshine start to finish. if you're tailgating early, 43 degrees by 9:00 a.m. 11:00 a.m., 52. 1:00 p.m. 57. 3:00 p.m., 59. you get the idea we're starting out chilly, we will warm up as the day wears on, but we're not seeing the 60s and 70s like we saw a couple of weeks ago either, so you're definitely going to need at least a light jacket for the game this afternoon. there's another look at the freeze warning up for the

counties, state of delaware, cape may county, delaware and philadelphia counties. this is up until 8:00 a.m. when i come back in just a few minutes, we're tracking some rain. there's a coastal system that will head up the eastern seaboard. monday night and tuesday look a little iffy. i'll have the details in the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast in just a bit. >> new in fact to tell you about this morning, a rowdy customer at a 7-eleven turned a southwest philadelphia street into a demolition derby, look at the scene there. he crashed his pontiac into several other vehicles while running away from police. the suspect and four other people were hurt. before this happened, police say the man tossed coffee and other items inside a sharon hill 7-eleven. when officers arrived to stop the man, they say that's when he drove away. by the time he crashed the car's tires had fallen off. the injured were taken to penn presbyterian, they will be okay. the driver anywaysing a number -

facing a number of charges. two women were hit by a pickup truck at 11th and market. they were in the intersection when a white dodge pickup hit them. they are in critical condition and undergoing surgery at hanheman hospital. the truck stopped at the scene and they took the driver into custody. no word about charges. villanova and radnor police are investigating a racially motivated attack on a student. thursday night, a black student was assaulted in a septa tunnel that connected two sections of the university. the white suspect ran toward shouting trump and knocked her to the ground causing her to hit her head. the men are described as members of the villanova community. that's in the memo from the school's president. the university find this conduct

deplorable and considers this racist behave that runs counter to our values. those found responsible for the behavior will be disciplined appropriately. naacp said they will make a statement about racist online students sent to black students at the university of pennsylvania. mayor kenny is speaking out calling for stiffer punishment for the person linked to them by the fbi. the person is from university of oklahoma. the student was temporarily suspended. the mayor said that's not good enough. >> he should be locked up. this is uncalled for and totally terrible anytime, but certainly 2016. we have to worry about our own freshman students trying to adapt to new college life being hassled and treated like second

class citizens in a country where freedom was hard-earned. the racist posts featured images of racist language and mention of donald trump. the fbi is checking to see if anyone else played a role in the messages. time, 7:05. we continue to track the transition of power at the white house. president-elect donald trump is closing in in on a pick for chif of staff. kelly and conway talked about a potential choice getting a whole lot of buzz. >> we saw reince prebis would he be the one? >> there are several people being considered and the decision is ultimately donald trump. >> conway is talking about reince prebis, roger stone is calling for rebellion if reince

prebis is selected. rudy giuliani will be on this week at 10:30. protest over donald trump's election continue for a 4th night. here in philadelphia, dozens marched down market street in center city. they held signs and chanted some walking arm in arm. a violent robbery attempt sent 6 people to the hospital. this morning they are calling that incident a flash mob. a shopper tells "action news" that he feared for his life when that large group of teens appeared from nowhere, people ran into nearby stores for safety. >> it's crazy, i don't know if they started as a protest or it

was flash mobbing. it's not the right way to do whatever it was. >> we're told all the injuries were minor. the victims were taken to the hospital as a precaution. so far there have been at least two arrests. an 8 hour long standoff in bucks county it is over this morning it ended peacefully, but not before shots were fired by the manholed up. jennette reyes has the details from langhorne. >> around noontime we saw a cop going down the street and all of a sudden this. all the cars. >> reporter: neighbors along hulmeville road spent hours on their front yard watching police and swat as they responded to a barricade situation down the street. >> i got scared and ran over to my neighbors i thought there was a bomb scare because i saw the vehicles, the big trucks pulling in. >> reporter: middle town township police say they received a call from the suspect's ex-wife or

ex-girlfriend she was concerned after receiving text messages from him saying he was going to hurt himself. >> because of the nature of the text messages and the uncertainty of the situation they decided it was best to contain the scene and call swat in. >> reporter: the suspect refused to come outside. >> he may have fired shots with a shotgun in the direction of officers stationed behind the home. >> reporter: that's when police changed their approach. >> once he fired the shots, originally we told the residents to stay in their home and stay on the ground floor or lower, once the shots were fired we evacuated the immediate homes vowngtd -- surrounding him. >> reporter: tense negotiations continued through text massaging and they were not successful. the suspect fell silent for two hours, police worried he harmed himself. >> we hit every floor with tear gas and it didn't get him out of the house. we sent in a robot.

>> reporter: that's when the s.w.a.t team entered the home and found the suspect. >> he was found on the second floor rolled up in carpet. >> reporter: the motive behind all this is unknown. police say they have not been called out to the home in the past for domestic incidents or documented history of metal illness, jennette reyes, channel 6 "action news." >> moving on to the eagle and pivotal showdown at the linc against the atlanta at that falcons. the eagles have lost two games in a row. they are 4-4 and need to stop the league's most high-powered offense. a loss this afternoon could hurt their playoff hopes. they are unbeaten at home. later in sports, carson wentz talked about learning from the tough losses. we'll bring you a live report from the link on "action news" at noon right before kickoff. >> 7:09. thousands of people in the area are taking part in the one of the most inspired 5k.

the lemon run. this year's run starts at memorial hall at fairmont park and loops through the park, 3,000 runners and walkers raising money to fight childhood cancer that run is sponsored by alex's lemonade stand foundation. two people are shot outside a south jersey banquet hall. >> rocking on and remembering, sting remembers the victims of the paris terror attack playing in the same place where so many died. looking up in the sky, you're in store for a show not seen since 1948. >> reporter: that's right, nydia we'll get it in time before this moves. we're finally tracking wet weather. we have a coastal storm monday night into tuesday, i'll have

that coming up in the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast.

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there will be an inter galactic marvel for you to enjoy tonight. the full moon will be the largest supermoon since 1948. the moon will look exceptionally large because it is closer to earth, 30,000 miles closer. you won't see a supermoon until 2034. do expect a smaller supermoon on december 16. >> that's a big moon, chris. >> reporter: big moons create problems for the coastal communities, tides are higher and there's a little bit of flooding, and that's about it. let's get you outside, looking at the commodor barry bridge, it's a quiet morning, temperatures in the 20s and 30s, in some locations you're picking up a windchill. gloves and hats will do the

trick. this afternoon you may she shed layers and getaway with a light jacket. 38 in philadelphia, dewpoint, 28. pressure holding steady. winds out of the southwest at 9 miles per hour. again, most temperatures are hovering in the low to mid 0s, so we're close to freezing. lancaster, 30. 28 in millville. 35 in trenton. dover, checking in at 36 degrees. just a light wind, some locations not reporting a wind speed. philadelphia southwest 9 miles per hour and 5 seems to be a popular number across south jersey, atlantic city, millville and dover all reporting 5 miles per hour out of the southwest. here's what we have going on here we have a flip in the jet. we have the northern branch up here, northern branch controls all the cold air. this is the southern branch.

jet there's the system right there, it will come up the eastern seaboard monday night into tuesday and provide us with a round of wet weather. so much-needed rain looks to be on the way. about a half inch to three-quarters when all is said and done. nice day, temperatures close to 60. tomorrow morning we start out with sunshine, here come the clouds you will see the high, thin cirrus clouds overspread the area first. they will lower and thicken throughout the day, by 5:00 p.m. it's cloudy it will give way to rain monday night into tuesday, it's not a ton of rain, half inch to three-quarters, but enough to keep the roadway wet and may slow down the commute monday night into tuesday morning. outside of that storm system they say no other threat of rain in the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast. it's pretty much a one and done deal this week. mostly sunny and milder, 59 degrees that's the forecasted high, again if you're tailgating

early bundle up, 43 by 9:00 a.m. with the wind it will feel like the mid 30s. 3:00 p.m., 59. overnight tonight, clear and cold, 27 degrees outlying suburbs, 37 for center city. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, 60 degrees for monday, monday night into tuesday, rain starts to move on in. tuesday afternoon, it's cloudy and somewhat cooler with a high of 57. wednesday, thursday, friday, and saturday, we start warming up again. look for a combination of sun and clouds, all of a sudden temperatures bounce back up into the 60s. this is above average. we get into sunday, a powerful cold front comes in and the numbers drop into the 40s. >> don't forget about that big moon. >> reporter: that big, big moon. >> thank you chris. wildfires burning in the southeast creating smoke so thick there, folks are being told to wear special masks for outdoor activities. north carolina state leaders say 20 fires are being investigated

asker son. five thousand firefighters are on hand working to gain the upper hand. they are fighting the fire with air tankers, evacuations have been ordered across parts of georgia, north carolina and tennessee. in upstate new york, shoppers ran for their lives after one started shooting inside a mall. shots were fired at the apple store near the cross gate mall. police searched for the suspect, nobody was hurt, but this morning the shooter is still on the run. he gets a lot of compliments.

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>> and that there, that's sting performing at an emotional concert in paris. he took the stage to mark the reopening of the bataclan the site of a massacre at a concert

one year ago. 100 people died in the coordinated attacks. a moment of silence all in their memory. and then he played on and a person at the concert said it's all about life going on. >> in "healthcheck," many know that losing weight keeping it off is the hard part. people who successfully lose weight are hungrier than normal. experts say to win the battle of the blugeon, diets 0 you would should expect and prepare for the surge in appetite by keeping an eye on calorie intake and increasing their workout. this picture was posted on our social media account yesterday, the's said surprise. as you can see pink is pregnant with her second child. it features her daughter willow,

as many of you know, the 37-year-old megastar is a native of doylestown, and we'll be right back.

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everyone, 7:23 sunday morning, satellite and radar showing two jet streams we have what we call a split flow, northern branch controls the cold air you were to the north, the southern branch controls the moisture. in order to get a blockbuster type of storm. these have to collide. you get big snows and that's not the case this time around. here's philadelphia, we'll get a weak area of low pressure riding

the southern branch riding up the east coast with limited amounts of rain, it will tap into a high that's pacific in origin or mild. the cold air is trapped up to the north. there's no connection between the two. that means it will be just rain this go around monday night into tuesday, we'll dry out and the rest of the week looks good, monday increased clouds, tuesday is wet. wednesday looks good. philadelphia, 59. 61 for the shore, poconos, 53. yesterday you topped out at 43. nice day in store for the delaware and lehigh valleys. philadelphia boxer dannyy garcia won a non-title match at the temple liacouras center. the ref called the fight in the 7th round. last night's bout was a tuneup for the tidal match in march --

title match in march. eagles quarterback carson wentz knows he sounds like like a broken record. if the eagles are going to break the losing streak today against atlanta they have to break bad habits late in the games. wentz and the eagles need to be on their a-game at 1:00 p.m. against matt ryan and the first place falcons. they had a shot to win or tie in the final minutes of regulations. >> we all around here, we're kind of sick to our stomach where we are at with all these close games. we've learned a lot, we're tired of learning these things we have to go out and execute, do the job and show that we have learned from them. >> this point there's no more excuses, our season could go up or downed, we know that. we have no choice but to learn from it.

>> reporter: eagles 4-4. flyers goalie steve mason said he is tired of being embarrassed. he finds himself unexpectedly in net with a shot to save the day. 21 seconds into the game, off the turnover, wow, they've allowed the most goals in hockey, flyers down 1. steve mason comes in to start the second period, start the come back, down 1, michael d. he -- dellsatto. brayden shenn gives them the lead. steve mason saves it. their losing streak is over. >> we were just playing great.

steve came in and made stellar saves and won the game for us. >> it shows a lot of character in the group. especially after last night's dewpointing appearance. >> reporter: sixers trying to win two straight for the first time in two years. embiid resting after going over his minute restriction overnight. okafor down in atlanta. how about this, okafor, where are you, where are you? two of his 18 team high. sixers down 11. they fight back, report covington, 3, sixers within 2. it's as close as they get. atlanta at that shoots over 50%. former sixer kyle korver burns at 2. sixers lose 117-96.

they ever lost 8 of 9 to start the season, they head to houston. big win for penn state another big ten "w" for nittany lions that's sports, i'm jeff skeverski have a great day. what do we want our kids to learn? how to game a test... or test themselves in a game? how to master an exam... or examine a master? how to be robots...

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banquet hall ends in gunfire, two people were shotment. a campus community responds to racist messages targeting black students. pointing the finger of blame, hillary clinton is pointing the finger of blame at herself and comes, exactly what she is saying. outside we go to chris sowers. it's cold out there? >> reporter: it's nice over here and the cold over here. this is the big story, we're starting out with numbers close to freezing if not below. oxford, 36. freezing mark 32. saint david you're close, 33. new hold -- hole -- holland, vineland, 32.

hockessin 31. villas, 47. hammonton, blue berry country, 36 degrees. satellite and radar high pressure in control it's another nice day, expect sunshine out here and comfortably quiet conditions. all right the atlanta falcons in town battling the philadelphia eagles, 1:00 p.m. start time temperatures in the upper 50s, we'll not have the gusty breeze of the last couple of days. there will be somewhat of a breeze, but it's light. generally out of the west at 5 to 10 miles per hour. it will not play into the kicking game today. the weather looks fine for a little football down in lincoln financial field. as we look ahead we're tracking rain, a coastal system moves in monday night into tuesday, i'll have the details, plus a warmup as we head into the end of the seven-day forecast. most of the upcoming week looks pretty nice. when i come back in just a few minutes, i'll have the details in the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast. guys? >> thank you. new this morning, 8 people managed to escape their burning homes in wilmington early this morning.

firefighters were called out to the 600 block of north frank lin street at 5:00 a.m. they found flames shooting from two units there. it didn't take long for crews to knock out the fire and there were no reports of injuries. the investigation into the cause of the fire is just beginning. new this morning, gunfire outside a banquet hall in pennsauken new jersey injured two men. action cam was on outside the regal banquet hall on route 73. an argument spilled outside the hall at 2:15 a.m. someone opened fire wiewng a man in the -- wounding aman in the chest and the other shot in the arm. there was another man found unconscious on the scene. police have not made any arrests. students at the university of pennsylvania say they are stunned by the vicious racist messages sent to black students on campus, bob brooks say some

people want president-elect donald trump to respond. >> reporter: for some students it felt like a different kind of saturday morning. many students have come face-to-face with racist attacks. it's a day after hate-filled messages were sent to the texting act group mate. if you're wondering how this impacted the young students there's no doubt they were hurt. >> i kept hugging them and talking to them. >> reporter: u-penn officials report that a student from the university of oklahoma is behind this, he has been suspended. some are pointing the plame to donald trump and is campaign the fact he is a graduate of penn many are calling on him to respond and condemn. >> he should issue some sort of message that he doesn't support acts like this. >> reporter: you will notice

something different about the sculpture on campus, a safety pin added by an art student. >> i thought it would be great to use the safety pin to bring our city together. >> reporter: owe hopes this passion the first steps in move on from this. >> hopefully this will heal things. every african-american student received this text. bob brooks channel 6 "action news." >> more violent protests have taken place over donald trump's election. last night a demonstration of the indiana state house started peacefully and turned violent. when police moved in to make arrests, some protesters threw rocks injuring officers, seven protesters were arrested. police are looking for a group that showed up at the protest with a bag of rotation.

police say three of the protesters were from out of town. in new york, two dozen protesters formed outside of trump tower. michael more entered the lobby and asked to see trump, away was turned away. hillary clinton is taking responsibility for the loss to donald trump but she is casting blame on the fbi's decision to look into her e-mail account. she said she was winning the race until the letter to congress. fbi cleared clinton of any possible charges several days later. donald trump won the presidency without big bucks from any top gop donors in the primary. >> we must reclaim our county's destiny. >> reporter: the election of donald trump etched a rare place in presidential historical.

else only the second president to not serve in political office beforehand. dwight eisenhower was the other. against backlash on both sides of the aisle, trump out lasted 16 republicans before the general election that's the most crowded field by a single party in american history. and he won the presidency without winning the popular vote, another rarity. that's only happened four other times, the most recent being the bush gore 2000 vote. trump won the electoral college which was created by the founding fearnght -- fathers in 1787. under the electoral college system in all but two states, a can day who -- candidate who wins the most votes in a state gets the electoral vote. >> at the time the electoral college was put in the

constitution there was no popular vote. >> i think it's crazy especially with social media nowadays. >> i think so it's much crazier than other years, but it's a election that will be great for our county. >> reporter: mildred is 99 and supported hillary clinton. mildred and so many people some beyond america's border wait for the next chapter in donald trump's jaw-dropping story. sharrie williams channel 6 "action news." >> philadelphia congressman-elect dwight evans will be sworn in in washington, d.c. he was elected to a full term. he filled in the term of chaka fattah after convicted of

racketeering and other charges. evans served 18 materials as a pennsylvania state representative. inside story digs deeper into donald trump victory driven in part by votes here in pennsylvania and they will look into the pat toomey race against katie mcginty. u.s. embassy in kabul are closed for routine service as a precaution. the attack killed two american soldiers and two u.s. contractors at the base near kabul. another 16 u.s. service members and one polish soldiers were wounded. taliban claimed responsibility for the attack. new york times columnist took on a robber in old city. he left the room to get coffee.

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november morning, 7:43, sunday, 38 degrees, it's nice out there, the sun is shining, you can see a prettykyline. the temperatures are close to yesterday, but it feels better because we lost the wind. let's get you outside and show you another view of the center city skyline, looking at mr. penn from our center city camera. no rain, another nice day. storm tracker 6 live double scan showing nothing, which is good news more sunshine out there. it's going to be milder today, 59 degrees is the forecasted high. it's a shade above average, the

normal is 57. started out at 36 degrees which is 4 degrees below the seasonal average of 40. ten colder in millville. 30 in lancaster, 36 in dover. 33 degrees up in the poconos. satellite and radar we have an area of high pressure sprawling outward across the eastern half of the united states. it's keeping the storm track, the jet stream to the north, which is why we have not seen much rain over the last couple of weeks. we'll see a small coastal system monday into tuesday, but after that the seven-day forecast looks dry. we'll go mostly sunny, maybe a few high, thin clouds from time to time. overnight tonight it's clear, as well. it's tomorrow morning we saturday to see the cirrus deck move on in, the high cloudiness move in. the clouds lower and thicken by afternoon. late in the day after the evening commute maybe a few showers or perhaps a spritz or

sprinkle begin to move in begin to pick up in intensity monday into tuesday morning. it appears as if the tuesday morning commute you'll need to allow for a couple time because of there could be pockets of rain that could linger in the day as things clear and we head into westbound wednesday. just like yesterday another gorgeous day, we lost the gusty breeze it will feel like 59 and feel like 61 inning atlantic city. trenton, 59. overnight tonight, it's another cold one, getting a little bit better, 38 this philadelphia. 28 in reading, mainly clear, 38 in dover. 42 in cape may. 42 on the boards in atlantic city. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, there's the coastal storm right there, sunny before and sunny after. 59 today. sun to clouds. monday, 60. 57 for tuesday with the morning rain and perhaps a leftover

afternoon shower, wednesday, thursday, friday, saturday, all look pretty nice, temperatures shooting back into the 60s again. look for a imidges of -- imings of sun and clouds. remember you can get the seven-day forecast and check storm tracker 6 live at any time at 6abc.com/weather. an update now on a story that captivated people on social media. last week folks watched a bald eagle being rescued from a storm drain in florida. another bald eagle was seen next to the injured bird. they say it will take 6 weeks to recover from a cracked beak and injuries to his legs and chest. every november 6abc partners in the region's largest food drive to help those in need. matt o'donnell tells us how the program is a vital safety net for seniors.

>> reporter: every week philabundance helps thousands of seniors to put food on the table. joseph is a self described people person. a man who likes to pay it forward with smiles. >> you have a nice day. >> reporter: he is devoted to his long time love carol who is in the early stages of dementia. money is tight so he goes to the good samaritan food pantry on lancaster avenue in paoli every other thursday, where he stocks up on soup to meet. good samaritan is one of the 350 agencies that work with philabundance. they served more than 200 families. >> it's considered the main line, it shows that hunger hits every zip code in the county. >> reporter: joseph has spent a lifetime learning how to stretch a dollar. his mom passed away when he was 11 years old leaving his father

to raise 6 children. >> we had to fend for ourselves. >> reporter: he got his first job at the age of 13. though he is official retired, he has been working every since. >> i've been a caddy all my life for 52- years. >> reporter: now he is grateful to philabundance for making his golden years less of a struggle. >> this food helps. >> reporter: if like to help seniors put food on the table go to 6abc.com to see many ways you can connect, share, give. matt o'donnell channel 6 "action news. >> he with want you to join us on wednesday for annual holiday food drive fundraising event. sarah bloomquist will host the live phone bank, volunteers and special guests will be on the phones taking your donations happening from 4:00 p.m. to 6:30 p.m. for more information go to 6abc.com. harlem globetrotters were

wins off the basketball court in bucks county. they spoke out about bullying at the penn ridge school. an inspiring day for sure. it's beginning to look a lot like christmas in new york city. people of all age also watched as the christmas tree arrived in manhattan. the tree will be adorned with 50,000 lights. the big tree lighting ceremony is set for november 30th. we'll be right back. e. the east and the west are mine. the north and the south are mine.

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an american in paris is coming to broadway philadelphia. karen rogers has a preview in 6abc loves the arts. >> reporter: the musical is based on the academy award winning film of the same way. it's the story of a mysterious

american soldier and a mysterious french girl. thethe original 1951 movie stard gene kelly and leslie caron dancing through the streets of paris to the music of george and ira gershwin. the musical made it's debut in 2014. the musical was nominated for 12 tony awards including best musical. it won 4, including one for best choreography. it is the first time it is appearing on stage with the gershwin scores. it premiers i've got rhythm and you can't take that away from me. >> it's the classics of the 20s and 0s.

pennsylvania ballet choreographer christopher wheeldon choreographed and directed the show, his first foray into musical theater. it's just this amazing tap dancing, with show girls, it's quite a spectacle. it's really one of the great highlights of the show. an american in paris takes the academy of music stage november 22nd to the 27th. go to 6abc loves the arts for other area efforts. for 6abc loves the arts, i'm karen rogers. >> one of other areas' most renown chef is putting his effort behind a new venture in new hope. the new bucks county playhouse is the expected to open in the spring of 2018. >> do you remember how it would

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good morning, america. this morning, trump transition. the president-elect holed up in trump tower to choose his cabinet. who's on the short list to help run the government and the name that could cause an uproar as trump reveals whether he'll kick his twitter habit. meanwhile, the protests coast to coast, demonstrators sending their message to the president-elect. michael moore right on trump's doorstep. >> they haven't stopped me yet. >> this confrontation turning ugly. protesters hauled away in handcuffs. hung jury. jurors deadlocked trying to decide the fate of a white former police officer accused of murder in the death of an unarmed black driver. >> stop, stop. >> will there be another trial?