bright sun will warm things up this afternoon. meteorologist chris sowers is here with more on that. >> reporter: one of the coldest mornings we've seen so far this season, but as you mentioned, we'll warm up nicely later on. get you back outside and looking at philadelphia international airport on sky 6. look at the sun. the winds have shifted out of the southwest today that's a warmer win flow for us, that will do the trick and pump the temperatures back up to 60 degrees. it's chilly out there, 30s and 40s off to the northwest. martins creek 39. 41 in points, 42 in saned davids. 42 in glassboro, gandys beach 43. the villas closing in on 50. ham to be a pair of 4s. high pressure is in control sprawling outward, most of the mid atlantic ohio valley and

tennessee valley looking nice. we have a small coastal system coming up the coast monday and tuesday, that will bring a round of wet weather for the parts of the area. eagles game taking on the falcons lots of sunshine and seasonable temperatures diminishing winds out of the west/southwest at 5 to 10 miles per hour. kickoff temperature 58, in the 4th quarter 59 degrees. we're tracking rain and more sunshine once the storm departs. it's turning warmer by week's end. i'll have the details in the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast coming up. nydia. >> this morning, 8 people are out of their homes after fire ripped through two houses in wilmington. firefighters were called to the franklin street at 5:00 a.m. when they arrived they found flames shooting from two units. there were no injuries, fire officials are trying to determine what sparked the blaze. 9 01:00 a.m. two women are fighting to stay alive after being hit in center

city at 11th and market. the victims age, 22 and 27 were rushed to hanheman hospital in critical condition. the driver of the white pickup truck does stop at the scene. police took the driver into custody. no word of charges. police are working hard to track down the person who fired shots outside a banquet hall in south jersey overnight. two men were injured in the shooting. the action cam at the regal bang quit hall route 73 pennsauken, camden county an argument inside the hall spilled into the parking lot at 2:15 a.m. someone started shooting hitting a man in the chest. another man was shot in the arm. a third person was found unconscious at the scene. no word on their condition or the cause of that injury. police have not said if anyone has been arrested. villanova university and radnor police are investigating a racially motivated attack on a

student. a university source said thursday night, a black student was assaulted in a septa tunnel that connects two sections of the universitiment -- the white suspect ran toward her shouting trump and knocked her to the ground and hit her in the head. they are described as a member of the villanova community. villanova statement says in part the university finds this conduct deplorable and considers this racist behavior that runs completely counter to our values. those found responsible for rep rep -- reppible behavior will be disciplined. organization is scheduled to make statements about the incident gays black rays --

against mayor kenny said the student has been suspended, but said it's not enough. >> he should be locked up. this is uncalled for and totally terrible at any time, but certainly in 2016. we have to worry about our own students, freshman dewpoints trying to adapt -- students trying to adapt to new college life and to be treated as second class citizens in a county where freedom of -- was hard earned. fbi is checking to see if anyone else played a role in the messages. meanwhile, anti-trump protesters hit the streets in center city for a 4th night. some held signs saying no hate no fear all people welcome here.

they walked arm in arm as they protested the donald trump's election to the presidency. flash mobs targeted group in center city. attacked people on the 1600 block of walnut street around 6:00 p.m. a shopper said he feared for his safety when the large group appeared from nowhere. he said people ran into the store to escape the chaos. >> crazy out here, i don't know if they started as a protest or what this did was flash mobbing, it was not the right way to do it, whatever it was. >> we were told an officer had minor injuries. five others hurt received minor injuries. police took at least one person into custody. a standoff in bucks county lasted 8 hours, it came to a peaceful end but not before shots were fired by the man who was holing police at bay. gentleman jet reyes has --

jennette reyes has the details. >> we saw cops coming down the street. >> reporter: neighbors along hulmeville road spent hours on the front yard watching police and swat as they responded to a barricade situation down the street. >> i got scared, i thought there was a bomb scare because i saw the big trucks pulling in. >> reporter: middletown township police received a call from an ex-wife or girl friend. she was concerned after she received text messages saying he was going to hurt himself. >> because of the situation they decided was best to contain the scene and call swat officers in. he may have fired a couple of shots from the shotgun out in the direction of officers stationed behind the home. >> reporter: that's when police

dramatically changed their approach. >> once he fired the shots, originally we told the residents to stay in their home, on the ground floors lower, once the shots were fired, we evacuated the immediate homes surrounding him. >> reporter: tense negotiations continued through text massaging but were not successful. the suspect fell silent for two hours, police worried he harmed himself. >> we hit every floor with tear gas, that didn't get him out of the house. after that we sent in a robot with a camera on it. >> reporter: that's when the s.w.a.t team supered the home and -- entered the home and found the suspect. >> he was found on the second floor rolled up in carpet. >> reporter: police say they were not called out to the home in the past for incidents, and there's no documented history of mental illness. reporting in middletown township, gentleman knelt reyes, channel 6 "action news." >> important information to

tell you about if you use patco city hall station in camden. it will be closed for most of the day. customers should use the broadway station which is less than a half a mile away. patco sunday schedule remains in effect, city hall stations reopens at 7:00 p.m. tonight. the eagles will face the falcons this afternoon in a showdown at lincoln financial field. they are you know beatin' at home. this one is a must-win for the eagles. they are 4-4. they lost two games in a row and both were to division teams. another loss today could seriously hurt their playoff hopes. the falcons have the league's most high-powered offense. >> if you want to give back, you can help fight hunger in the area. the action cam was in somerton yesterday as boy scouts dropped off bags across the region.

they will return to collect nonperishable food donations. it's in collaboration with the dunkin' donuts holiday food drive. last year's food drive provided hundreds of thousands of meals for those in need. we would like you to joan us next wednesday for our annual holiday food drive funds raising event. sarah bloomquist will host the live food bank as volunteers and special guests will be on the phones taking your donations from 4 to 6:30 p.m. if you want to connect, share and give, it's all on our website 6abc.com. the powerball jackpot sits at an estimated $293 million. one person in pennsylvania did get close. someone who bought a ticket in the keystone state matched all five white balls, but not the powerball. 8, 17, 20, 27, 52 and powerball

of 24. the next drawing is wednesday night. >> 9:10, protecting our borders, the government is sending patrols to our borders we'll tell you about that. >> a look live through sky6 live hd commodor barry bridge there, meteorologist chris sowers has the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast when we come right back.

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>> in upstate new york, shoppers ran for their lives after someone started shooting inside a mall. someone start fired shots. it was locked down for 6 hours while police searched for the suspect. nobody was hurt, but the shooter is on the run. there's a push to protect our borders, federal leaders are adding 150 new border agents to south texas to stop illegal immigrants who have crossed the border. the agents are being sent from arizona and california to help with the screening and processing of several thousand immigrants taken into custody in the last month. many are children who crossed the border without adults. go outside and look up, there will be an inter galactic

marvel for you to enjoy. it's the super money that -- supermoon that will be 30,000 miles closer to earth. you won't see a supermoon like this until 2034, although there will be a smaller supermoon on december 16. >> have you ever seen a supermoon like that? >> it's called the beaver moon. >> reporter: it is called the beaver moon. we've had a lot of these super moons. there will be a supermoon tonight. that will have an impact on tides, as well. if you live in an area that floods be mindful of that move your cars. live we go down to cape may. temperatures are chilly, but we have a decent amount of sunshine that will warm things up nicely as the days goes on.

44 degrees, pressure is holding steady. there's the pacificky winds out of the west-southwest at 13 miles per hour. with the air temperatures at 43 that's giving a windchill of 37. temperatures were cold, 26 in millville. pottstown, 29. wilmington, 32. mount holly, 33. now, all of a sudden we're up in the 40s again. reading, 42. allentown, 43. millville, you've rebounded nicely, 46. trenton, 44 and cape may, 48. this is the lone system that we're watching all week long. you see very small little coastal storm that will get its act together riding the southern branch. jet. it will turn north and go up the eastern seaboard over the next 24 to 48 hours. monday night into tuesday there could be a round of rain. outside of that most of the forecast looks dry. future tracker 6, later this afternoon, just like yesterday this is a gorgeous day, lots of

sunshine, no rain, no clouds, just a beautiful finish to the weekend. overnight tonight it's clear, first thing tomorrow morning waking up to sunshine. the clouds start to roll on in, by 4:00 p.m., 5:00 p.m., luferld luferld -- all of a sudden we're cloudy. here come showers, monday night, after the evening commute, the morning commute could be wet, as well. the forecast models are suggesting half inch to two inches that will slow things down on the roads. otherwise once we get past tuesday evening things clear out and the rest of the seven day looks good. temperatures close to 60. sunny skies we'll call it milder. overnight tonight it's a night where you'll need the extra blanket. it's cold. 38 for philadelphia, clear skies, perfect for taker ago gaze at the full moon. millville, 41. cape may, 42. atlantic city, 42.

the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast shows smooth sailing once we get past tuesday. 59 degrees today, weather nice and quiet for the eagles falcons game. monday, sun, increasing clouds. tuesday, rain and leftover shower in the afternoon. 57 degrees. wednesday, 60. notice the numbers, by the time we get to saturday we're up to 65. >> your poor voice. >> reporter: i'm getting through it. >> it's looking like christmas in manhattan the official rockefeller christmas tree arrived yesterday, the norway spruce was cut down thursday in upstate new york and made the 140-mile trip to the city. the tree will be a donald -- adorned with 50,000 lights. the tree lighting ceremony is set for november 30th.

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radar, we have a flip flow in the weather pattern, we have the northern branch of the jet that controls all the cold air, this is the southern branch. jet that controls the moisture. in order to get a big storm you need the northern branch to come in like this and the southern branch comes in like this, witha you would get the big storms. that's what's happening. the northern branch is staying right there, the southern branch is coming in we'll get a little rain, they say not a colossal sized storm. we need the wet weather. jersey shore, mostly sunny, breezy, 61. philadelphia, 589. the poconos lots of sunshine and 53. >> that's for the update.

now that we're dealing with the first freeze of the season we're lighting up fireplaces to stay warm. >> reporter: those things can be drying so you might want to buy a humidifier. consumer reports tested 30 humidifiers. there's three main types there's evaporating style that draws air through a west facility and ultrasonic and vaporizer type that emits steam. >> winter comes, the air dries you tell. you want to know how much moisture to put back in the room. >> reporter: consumer reports test found bacteria can grow in every type of humidifier. >> evaporative type of

humidifiers put less bacteria in the air. consumer reports says this wall imreen brand is a good -- walgreens brand is a good choice and cost $30. if you prefer a quieter humidifier consider an ultrasonic. this cvs brand retails for $30. the safest approach to empty, rinse and dry it out everyday and once a week follow the manufacturer's instructions on how to disinfect the tank. >> good information, 9:26 topping the people scene this morning, your mission if you choos to accept it -- choose to accept it is to save a date for a movie in 2 years.

tom cruise will return to mission impossible. take a look at this here, this is a unique art gallery you're about to see it gives a behind scene look did he costumes and scene i illustration from the ho show game of thrown. the gallery located in london where the show is filmed. it includes art drawn by the fans,. it's available for are a short time only, go to london and see it if you can. >> it looks very cool. bad news for an olympic skier we'll tell you watched to lindsey vaughn on the slopes of the colorado. >> those stories and more, plus, meteorologist chris sowers will have the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast. "action news" continues after

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of a delaware church and it could be yours for the right price. let's go outside to chris christie, is it still chilly out there? >> reporter: only when the winds blows, it's not that bad as the sun is shining down brightly. the temperatures are starting to rerespond. we started out in the low 20s and 30s. we're in the 40s. 46 in millville. 46 in cape may. a pair of 4s in trenton. there's the pesky breeze out of the southwest 5 to 15 miles per hour. some locations are not reporting much of a wind case in point, reading, philadelphia is up to 13 miles per hour and the poconos 14 miles per hour. chilly wind this morning, it will be a mild breeze later this afternoon. satellite and radar we'll keep it bright and sunny as well from start to finish, high pressure in control strawlg outward --

sprawling outward from the tennessee and ohio valleys. 43 degrees, mostly sunny skies, 11:00 a.m., 52. 1:00 p.m., 57. and by 3:00 p.m., 59 degrees. that's pretty much where we'll carp out later on. by 5:00 p.m. we're back down to 53. a nice improvement in temperatures today. yesterday's high, 51. today we're closer to 60. tomorrow we hit 60. we're tracking wet weather, when i come back in just a few minutes i'll have the details in the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast. gray? >> thank you so much for the update. 9:31 a.m., chaos in southwest philadelphia. five people were hurt when a police chase came to a crashing end. it started with a man who was causing problems at a 7-eleven. take a look at this. these are images of that man's car where it crashed on lindbergh boulevard overnight. a man in his 20s was throwing things and pouring coffee on the floor. when they got there, the man

took off that's when the police chased him. the suspect ran into a car so hard both vehicles went a quarter mile down the road. the suspect is facing numerous charges. >> this morning a philadelphia police officer is on administrative leave after he shot a suspect following a traffic stop and chase in olney. a minivan was pulled over, the 20-year-old suspect got out of vehicle and ran offment officers caught up to him after the chase. that's when the suspect allegedly turned around and pointed a gun at them. shots were fired. the suspect was shot and taken to einstein hospital in critical, but stable condition. an old city hotel was the scene of an attempted robbery. a new york times columnist said he was staying with his wife at the hotel. he left the room to get coffee. when he returned a man was inside holing his wife's yourself -- holding his wife's purse with his wife sleeping

nearby. he chased him through the lobby and tackled. he is in custody. online messages have been sent to students at university of pennsylvania. fbi said they identified the particular person. they also the individual is an university of oklahoma student. fbi said the student is suspended. fbi is checking to see if anyone else played a role in the hateful messages. more violent protests have taken place over donald trump's election. indiana state house protest started peaceful and turned violent. seven protesters were arrested. in new york, two thousand protesters gathered outside trump tower. the president-elect has been there considering his cabinet

positions. filmmaker michael moore was in the lobby asking to see the president-elect he was denied. trump's campaign manager kelly kellyanne conway said the president-elect is close to making a choice on the chief of staff. >> we saw reince prebis earlier would he be the one, do you expect? >> several people are being considered. he will make that decision ultimately. >> conway referring to reince prebis. that choice is stirring controversy, close trump supporter, roger stone is vowing rebellion. trump is showing restraint in his twitter rant. he said he will be restrained if

he used it at you will. trump said he has a method of fighting back. he believes that social media can be more powerful than money. it helped him win the white house. trump's potent hillary clinton is accepting some of the blame for her defeat, but she is single out the fbi. she claims the campaign was winning the race against president-elect trump until fbi director james comey released a letter on october 28 to congress about her e-mail account. clinton believes that's the main reason she lost. fbi cleared clinton of any possible charges two days before the election. a powerful earthquake has rumbled through the same spot in new zealand that hit in 2011. it was 47 miles northeast of the city of christ church 6 miles

below the surface. sallow quakes cause more damage than deep quakes. the 2011 quake in christ church killed 185 people. the u.s. base in afghanistan is closed after taliban attacks. four americans were killed in the suicide attack near b air force base. bataclan opened last night with legendary singer sting performing. ♪ >> before that performance, sting spoke to those gathered there. there was heavy security in place for the event. a moment of silence was held for the 130 victims of the attack. from our delaware newsroom, officials are asking federal

government for help to force an out of state power plant to cut pollution. state environmental officials are seeking a solution for the power plant near pittsburgh, pennsylvania. nearly 94% of the ozone levels are product of air pollution from the states to the north. a 7-foot tall birdhouse is up for sale in delaware. a hefty price has the community all a twitterer. it's a replica of the christ church in wilmington. here's the comparison of the birdhouse on the left and the real church on the right. if you like the birdhouse enough to buy it. get ready to open the wallet. the price $17,000. >> if we had the money we would do it. >> it is gorgeous. it looks exactly like the church. it has a lot of detail to it

that's outstanding. here's more information about the birdhouse. it features 16 simulated glass windows, perches and individual interior compartments throughout the house. the roof is removable so you can clean up up all the stuff left behind. it weighs 300 pounds. it's on display. $17,000 that will get you a birdhouse. >> do you have a problem with the word poop? >> no, i don't. i will choose to i wouldn't say the word carefully. >> i'll say it. a thief is captured stealing packages and the california couple uses social media to shame him into returning the items. a big win for a local boxer, we have pictures from danny garcia's local bowt.

bowt -- bout. we're looking outside at the center city skyline. chris sowers says it's going to be comfortably quiet. chris sowers has that after this.

>> when this suspect broke into the home of a california couple the other day. he didn't take into account the couple had state-of-the-art surveillance cameras and put the incident on facebook. the new kind of neighborhood watch works perfectly. they got their package back after the suspect went on facebook. >> there are good people, too, i felt like it was kind of a unity thing. everybody tried to help. i was grateful for that. >> the suspect remains on the loose. the couple hopes he is soon caught. >> they are everywhere. >> reporter: what's wrong with people? >> i don't know, chris. 941, how is the forecast looking? >> reporter: it's breezy, but we're seeing sunshine. let's get you back outside and show you this view in old city. you can see we've got a little bit of nice fall foliage.

colors starting to pop up. actually we're peaking. we've been peaking the last couple of weeks. the winds is doing it's best to knock all the leaves off the trees. you better get a view soon here or you'll run out of time. 59 degrees is what we're forecasting today. 2 degrees above average. yesterday we top out at 51. we started out at 36 this morning. we started in the 20s and 30s most locations and now we're in the 40s. 46 in millville. close to 50 in cape may in the villas. poconos the cold spot at 38 degrees with a windchill of 30. the breezes are stronger to the north right now. philadelphia feels like 36 built winds. millville, 41. cape may, 47 an trenton it feels like 39. here's satellite and radar what we've been talking about all morning, you can see the flip flow in the jet stream. there's the northern branch and the southern branch.

the southern branch has become a little more active. we have high pressure through here, that means it's very clear, very calm, very tranquil. here's the coastal storm that will run up the east coast in the next 24, 36 hours. the good news it's not picking up any energy from the northern branch. it's a weak storm and it will do nothing more than bring us rain monday night into tuesday morning, perhaps a half inch this is not a colossal size storm. future tracker 6, 4:00 p.m., mostly sunny skies, overnight tonight, it's clear and cold again. temperatures in the 30s and upper 0s in the lehigh valley and the poconos. we get into monday, the clouds increase. monday evening after the commute, some of the wet weather starts to roll on in, this will linger into tuesday morning. some of the heavier stuff before eventually winding down by afternoon. the morning looks rather wet periods of rain some of it steady. by afternoon it's cloudy and

damp, perhaps a leftover shower. today, sunny and milder, 59 degrees is the forecasted high. winds are light out of the west/southwest at 5 to 15 miles per hour. as we take a look at the day planner we can see it's a lot sun from start to finish. 1:00 a.m., 52. 3:00 p.m., 59. by 5:00 p.m., 53. overnight tonight, clear and cold, 27 degrees outlying suburbs, 37 for center city. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast shows once we get beyond that coastal storm, the rest of the seven day looks pretty nice. 59 today. sun to clouds for monday high of 60. 57 or tuesday, morning rain leftover afternoon shower. wednesday, thursday, friday, saturday all look good, 60, 62, 63 and 65. sunday looks cold again with highs in the 40s. you need to rest your poor voice and let david murphy come in. >> you can find the seven-day forecast and live look at double

scan radar at any time of the day on our website 6abc.com/weather. time 9:45 a montgomery county woman celebrated a big milestone this weekend, she turned 100 years old. i want to show you her right here, she is kerry cohen she was surrounded by family and friends as they helped her celebrate our centennial. this was held in plymouth meeting. she said her secret to a long life is keeping busy with a big lovey family and something extra. >> i smoke a cigarette a day, i drank whiskey. >> whiskey and one cigarette she lived to be 100. congratulations to kerry. we want to wish her many, many more birthdays!

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9:48 an alabama man is saying he has been harassed because he is a sex offender. he pleaded guilty to sodomy and spent of months in jail. a person wants him out of the neighborhood. he leased a billboard. he said he paid a debt to society and should not have a billboard there everyday.

>> he has a lot of problems and to be honest with you we don't want to live in fear, he threatened to burn the house down, poison our dogs and skin the cat. >> leslie is not plan to take the billboard down until he moves out. >> we're at the "action news" big board with technically speaking. buyer beware, if you use an app to shop this holiday season, make sure you're app is real. if you're suspicious of an app go to the business' actual website to his if it is legitimate. snap chat is expanding it's horizon into funky glasses. you can buy one at a vending

machine. they cost $130 each and feature built in wireless video cameras. playing on nintendo brings back memories, doesn't it. anyone -- they are have 30 games that are being revived. they retail for $60 which is a cost for modern games. it's predicted to be a hot commodity, so you may want to hurry up and get yours right now. >> turning to sports this

morning, the eagles face the falcons at the linc this afternoon. it is an important matchup for the eagles. >> philadelphia boxer dannyy garcia won a non-title match at the temple liacouras center. he posted a picture on instagram. the fight was called in the 7th round when he pinned his opponent against the ropes. now here's jeff skeverski. >> reporter: carson wentz knows he sounds like a broken record. if the eagles are going to break the losing streak today against atlanta at that. theyatlanta, they have to breake bad habits.

the eagles had a shot to win or tie in the final mingles of regulation -- final minutes of regulation. >> we're sick to our stomachs with all the close games. we've learned a lot anne now we have to go out and execute and do the job and show we have learned from it. >> there's no more excuses, the season can go up and down we understand 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 after allowing 6 goals friday night in an ugly loss, he finds himself in net last night with a shot to save the day. 21 seconds into the game off the turnover, they allowed the most goals in hockey. flyers down 1. making matters worse, he comes

down awkwardly, he leaves with a knee injury and will be evaluated today. steve mason comes in to start the second period, start the come back, tied at 2. in the third, flyers have the most power play goals in the nhl they can add another, brailledden -- brayden shenn gives them the lead. steve mason saves it. flyers win 3-2 their losing streak is over. >> we were playing good, he came in and he made stellar serves, he won the game for us. >> we talked about in a from day one, a lot of come back wins, shows a lot of character in the group especially after last night's disappointing third period. >> reporter: sixers trying to win two straight for the first time in two years, don't hold your breath.

embiid resting after going over his minute restriction overnight. okafor, how about this start, trailing the play, okafor, where are you, where are you, hello. 2 of his 18 team high. they fight back, robert covington 3, yeah. sixers within 2. it's as close as they get. atlanta shoots over50%. former sixer kyle korver burns 2. sixers lose by 21, 117-96. they have lost 8 of 9 to start the season. they head to houston. big win for penn state, another big ten "w" for the nittany lions. lindsey vaughn has been sidelined after breaking her

arm. she washed out and broke the bone in her upper arm. she also 11 wins away from breaking the all time world cup record. she has been plagued with a long list of injuries including a balanced knee fracture in march. bucks county native pink has made a big announcement. >> plus, showing off talent. we have detail on the teen's incredible ability to solve rubik's cube all while spinning a babble. i could do that. not really. >> chris sowers will have the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast all when "action news" comes right back.

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welcome back it is now 10:00 a.m. on this sunday, november 13. in anther news, fire forces a dozen people out into the cold night air in wilmington. student attack investigation in full swing after a villanova student is started in a racial assaultle. meteorologist david murphy in for chris sowers, he is at the "action news" big board with a look at accuweather. hi, david, thanks for coming.

>> reporter: no problem at all. what a gorgeous day we have. you can see sunshine, and we have clouds coming out of the north, but they are eroding. we are up to 47 degrees in philadelphia. up in 50 in allentown. sweatshirt or jacket a couple of layers not a bad idea if you're heading out. 47 in wilmington, 47 in trenton. 51 in millville, 49 in cape may. another improvement today comes in terms of the wind. it's not as blustery as friday night and saturday. 12 miles per hour in philadelphia currently and single digits in wilmington and dover and 12 in wilmington and 14 in allentown. as we go into the afternoon we'll get milder than yesterday. yesterday most of us stopped around 50 for the high, today 59 a little bit above average. the overnight low dips into the mid 30s, and some neighborhoods in the upper 3020s, i'll have more on that

when we check out the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast that's coming up in just a bit. >> thank you, this morning 8 people are out of their homes after fire ripped through two houses in wilmington. firefighters were called to the 6 hup block of north -- 600 block of north franklin street at 5:00 a.m. when they arrived they found flames shooting from two units. fire officials are trying to figure out what sparked the blaze. happening right now, two women are fighting to stay alive after they were hit by a truck trying to cross the street in center city. the women were hit at 11th and market the victims ages 22 and 27 were rushed to hanheman hospital listed in critical condition. the driver of a white dodge pickup that hit them. he did stop at the scene. police took him into custody. no word on charges. happening now, police are working hard to track down the person who fired shots outside a banquet hall. this happened in south jersey overnight. we know that two men were injured in the shooting.

the action cam at the scene at the regal banquet hall on the 1400 block of route 73 pennsauken camden county. an argument went out into the parking lot. someone started shooting, a a man was shot in the chest and another in the arm. a third person was found unconscious at the scene. police have not said if they made any arrests. villanova and radnor police are investigating a racially motivated attack on a student. university source said thursday night a black student was assaulted in a septa tunnel that connects two sections of the university. the white suspect ran toward her first shouting trump and knocked her to the ground causing her to hit her held. hit her head. the men have not been identified, but are members of the school community.

the president said the university finds this deplorable and finds this racist behavior coroner to our values. those responsible will be discipined appropriately. naacp in philadelphia is joining in the growing outcry condemning online racist remarks targeting black students at university of pennsylvania. >> reporter: mayor kenny is calling for a stiffer punishment link the to the incident by the fbi. he has been suspended, but the mayor said that's not enough. >> he should be locked up. this is uncalled for and totally terrible at any time, but certainly in 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 posts show i images of lynching and use racist language. the fbi is checking to see if anyone else played a role in the message. >> time 10:04. protesters anger over the election of donald trump have been continuing to demonstrate here and of course around the country. demonstrations in philadelphia like the one you see behind us, have been peaceful that has not been said about others. abc reports. >> reporter: overnight a fourth night of violent protests in portland oregon, thousands clashing with police. spraying tear gas to clear the streets. the chaotic scene unfolding as demonstrations were carried out from coast to coast in front of the president-elect manhattan tower. to los angeles where ten

thousand people marched through the streets. >> it's a multiculture diverse condition we could not have somebody who stands against that. in i understand annapolis, a prose at her of five -- protest of five hundred again peacefully, but some hauled away in handcuffs. >> when there's violence we have to take action. >> reporter: hundreds arrested nationwide as anti-trump ro -- protests react to the election. the southern law poverty center say there are 200 reports of hayes-based intimidation since election day in michigan, new york and that's not all. >> we make it clear this things are not acceptable. >> back here at home, people say they feared for their lives

after a flash flash mob targeted center city. the young group attacked people on 1600 block of walnut street. he said people ran into nearby stores to escape the chaos. >> crazy out here, 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 an officer had minor injuries, the other five that were hurt only have minor injuries, police took at least one person into custody. >> a delaware teenager charged in connection with the deadly crash that killed one of his classmates is expected in court tomorrow for a hearing. the investigator say he was behind the wheel we had school students in the car. 17-year-old was fatally injured. he faces second degree vehicular

assault for life threatens injuries. he tried to cut across 301 and collided with a tractor-trailer. philadelphia congressman elect twilight evans will be worn in tomorrow night in washington, d.c. he was elected to a full term in congress. he was elected to serve out the last couple of months. chaka fattah who resign after being convicted of racketeering and other charges. 62-year-old evans served 18 terms as a pennsylvania state representative. happening today, patco city hall station in camden will be closed, all trains will pass through without stopping. customers are asked to use the broadway station half mile away. the city hall station will reopen at 7:00 p.m. tonight. 10:07 time to talk about a whole lot of money. powerball jackpot sits at an

estimated $293 million. one person in pennsylvania guess what, they got pretty close, someone who bought a ticket in the keystone state matched all five white balls, but not the lucky powerball number. it is worth $1 million. the numbers, 8, 17, 20, 27, 52, the powerball, 24. the next drawing is wednesday night. the eagles are hoping to hit the jackpot when they face the falcons in a big showdown at lincoln financial field. they are unbeaten at home, but this is a must-win. they lost two games in a row, both to division teams. the birds 4-4. a loss today could hurt playoff hopes. meanwhile, they have to face the team with the high-powered offense. we'll have more from the link on "action news" at noon. before the eagles take to the field, the organization will

honor the men and women who proudly serve our country. philadelphia eagles play tibet to the veterans. today a special war hero will be involved in the celebration. bob brooks is live from lincoln financial field with all the details. something special, bob. >> reporter: agree, nydia, very special. in this game against the falcons a salute to our servicemen and women, behind me i'm going to keep my voice down so i don't impede on what's going on right now. there's a ceremony doing the salute for the servicemen and women. there are all kinds of veterans here men and women to honor them and thank them for their service. i'll tell you what i spoke with that special someone you are talking about, that's marine sergeant dakota meyer credited with saving three dozen lives serving in afghanistan. he is here from his home in alaska so honor our veterans and get the message out to help

veterans transition into the workforce after service. he said that's his calling. he doesn't consider himself a hero compared to the men and women serving today. >> the heros are still going over and serving today. the heros are the men who didn't come home, those are the heros. anyone who has gone over and believed in something bigger than them and put people before themselves, they are the heros. >> reporter: okay, back out live, you can see the ceremony going on right now, this is a special day down here at the stadium. i want to read a stat real quick going back to what sergeant meyer was talking about, the unemployment rate for veterans under the age of 25 is 13%, veteran spouses 25%. sergeant myers says that's why he hits the road to speak to get the number up, he said it needs

to come up. reporting live at the linc, bob brooks, channel 6 "action news." >> thank you to all our veterans. if you're looking for ways to give back you can help hunger in the area. the action cam was in the summer torn section always boy scouts dropped a million bags at homes across the region. they will return next saturday to pick up non-perishable food donations. it's in collaboration with the dunkin' donuts holiday food drive. last year's drive provided hundreds of thousands of meals for those in need. we are helping our neighbors in need. join us next wednesday for our annual holiday eventful weekend actually it's this wednesday. sarah bloomquist will host from 4:00 p.m. to 6:30 p.m. if you want more information how to connect, share and give, it's

on our website 6abc.com. thousands of people in our area are taking part in one of philadelphia's most inspired 5k, the lemon run. it started at memorial hall in fairmont park. they raise money to fight childhood carnals. the -- child cancer. the run is sponsored by alex' lemonade stand. plus, the big celebrity surprise for some bikers in new jersey when they stopped to help a stranded motorcyclist. now you're looking live through sky6 live hd, cape may, new jersey, meteorologist david murphy we're back with the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast sunday forecast. we'll see you in a minute. afoot and light-hearted i take to the open road.

healthy, free, the world before me, the long brown path before me leading wherever i choose. the east and the west are mine. the north and the south are mine. all seems beautiful to me.

the fun you see here all courtesy of omega si fi. the cue dogs invited boys and girls 6 through 16. they enjoyed in competition on the basketball court. the event was free for all who came out to the anderson community center. >> a great event. >> reporter: a lot of people did come. >> speaking of terrific, david murphy. >> reporter: i thought you meant the weather, thanks that was

overly nice. the weather is not bad, you have a chill in the air right now, but it will get better in the next several hours. double scan showing you we are dry and sky6 live hd reinforcing that idea. there's plenty of sunshine down at the korean veterans war memorial. a nice day in penns landing, building so you will need a jacket as you head outside. 47 degrees, there's a bit of a wind out southwest 12 miles per hour. that's a source region for milder air for us. we are expected to do better than yesterday where we stop at 50. we'll be in the upper 50 today. we are expecting conditions to stay bright today. 59 degrees in allentown. reading, philadelphia and actually similar numbers from north to south. we'll get 60s in reading, wilmington anne dover and close to that in millville and cape may, new jersey. it's not as windy as yesterday. for eagles fans, falcons a big

opponent coming to lincoln financial field. we're looking at seasonable conditions. the winds not all that strong. form kickoff, 58 degrees. the 4th quarter, 59 degrees that's the high and we'll hit that early in the 4th quarter. 2:00 p.m., 58. 4:00 p.m., 56. 6:00 p.m., if you have plans to be out this evening, it's going to get cool again. 49 degrees by 6:00 p.m. 44 by 8:00 p.m. 10:00 p.m., low 40s. future tracker 6 showing by tomorrow morning around dawn when we're on the air and beyond we're looking at temperatures around the freezing mark and below it in spots. get ready to get the wintered jacket on tomorrow morning. tomorrow we're looking at a system forming to the south of us. we'll start out with sunshine tomorrow, eventually clouds and rain will work up the coast and we'll see changes on monday. by lunchtime we're probably still dry, we might even maintain dry conditions all the way up until the evening commute.

although there's a threat of shower activity pushing up by then. tomorrow evening we're looking at this coming through by the time we're back on the air 4:30 a.m. and 5:00 p.m. we'll have rain to show you on tuesday morning. it will break up later in the day on tuesday. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast shows a high of 59 today. ahead of all that business tomorrow we're looking at a nice and mild day. sun and clouds on monday, 59 the high there. tuesday, morning rain, high of 57. wednesday, sun and clouds, 60, thursday, sunny and pleasant, 62. friday, 63. fromranquil weather past tuesda. saturday, we have temperatures in the mid 60s, increasing clouds are part of the package. bucks county pop superstar

made a big announcement pink posted this picture on her social meade -- media account with the word surprise. the beautiful portrait features her daughter willow. we wish pink and her family all the best. you never know who you might be hepping when someone is stranded on the side of the road. a group of veterans stopped to help a motorcyclist yesterday. the bikers gave bruce springsteen a ride to nearby restaurant, the boss took pictures with the guys and bought them beers and left $100 on the table. we'll be right back.

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they can test the limits... of their potential. morning! it is 10:20, 47 degrees. sky6 live hd taking a live look at camden, new jersey, a pretty nice day. the sun is going to warm us up a little later. time to check out what's going viral in the social corner. >> that's the time we chat about the videos and images on facebook youtube and a whole lot more. have you heard about this guy, philip robinson, he solved the rubik's cube in less than 30

seconds. that's impressive by i felt, -- by itself, he spinning the basketball in the other handle. more than 15,000 people have viewed it. a janitor in new hampshire school leaves a nice surprise for students each morning. he spreads joy by creating designs into the carpet as he vacuums, stars and strips. charlie brown and witch on a broom for halloween. he always wanted to do this at home, but i wife wouldn't let him. his artful designs have been viewed online 18,000 times. these mannequin challenges are going viral with 18,000 views. this features sir paul mccartney

frozen at the piano. he tweeted out the picture to fans. the cleveland cavaliers visit to the white house was forever frozen in time. michelle obama took part in the latest internet craze. the team was at the white house celebration their 2015 championship run. this video is so popular it's been shared a half billion times. >> i was trying to do the mannequin did it work. go to our facebook and twitter accounts. >> david murphy has the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast in just a moment. >> we're back after this.

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story coming up abc, here's tamala edwards with a preview. >> reporter: good morning, i'm tamala edwards. coming up on inside story, a look at election 2016. donald trump is the president-elect. he surprised many, what did we miss, what happened with the candidates, the race was close in many places, a little bit in the other direction, we look at

pat toomey who pulled out a win against katie mcginty. all coming up on inside story. >> another look at accuweather. >> reporter: as we look at the sunshine, no significant issues with the cloud cover, maybe the falcons receivers get the sun in their eyes and miss a couple of balls, not ours. cool as you step outside, all these numbers are ten degrees above where you wound up yesterday. 61 degrees at the shore. sunny and milder in philadelphia, 59 degrees. 60 on in they did. and 53 in the poconos today. >> thank you, david. this week with george stephanopoulos is coming up next on 6abc. >> he discusses donald trump's unlikely rise to win the presidency, here's george with the preview. good morning so much to get to on this this week after one

of the most shocking updates in american political history. donald trump began the transition went to pete with president obama amid protests in the streets. we'll have rudy giuliani and the power house round table all coming up on this week. >> look forward to it, "action news" continues. here's some of the stories we're work for you. the ipad app is making ipatches a thing of the past for children suffering from a common icondition. a local veteran tells his story fighting overseas through pictures. katherine scott sits down with the man who was tasked with recording the deadliest conflict in human history. for chris sowers, gray

hall, david murphy, i'm nydia han. we'll see you at noon.

>> announcer: starting right now >> announcer: starts right now on "this week with george stephanopoulos" -- >> i love this country. after a stunning victory. >> i look forward to being with you, many, many more types. in the future. >> a president-elect who never served in office prepares to be commander in chief. >> we will build a great wall. we are going to drain the swamp. >> how will he separate his business decisions from the oval office. >> and no trump, no kkk. no racist usa. >> question unite a divided nation. we ask the vice chair of trump's transition team. rudy giuliani and our experts. jon karl, martha raddatz, brian ross and "the new york times" columnist thomas friedman.