>> good afternoon in the news this noon, a crash involving a dart para transit bus in

delaware sends two people to the hospital. >> reaction to the president-elect donald trump's first big decisions about his team. >> the big story is the search fore suspects in a violent flash mob attack in a injured 6 people. >> one of the injured was an off duty detective who tried to intervene. >> annie mccormick is live in center city with the details. >> reporter: sarah, two 16-year-old have been arrested, the police commissioner said they do expect more arrests to come. central detectives will be back out here looking for surveillance video. >> they decided to do this stupid theater and a couple of them were arrested. >> reporter: police commissioner richard ross addressing the vicious center city attack by a large group of teens and young adults. the first attack after 6:00 p.m. at 16th and walnut. witnesses say a large group started randomly assaulting

pedestrians. a 55-year-old off duty police detective who happened to be walking by with his wife tried to intervene. officials say the crowd disbursed. he noticed a second group of teens attacking two women. he got attacked and so did his wife. >> an off duty detective responded he got hurt doing so, he did his job, we are proud of him. >> reporter: as police unit flooded the area, another victim, a 28-year-old man was attacked by the teens around south 16th street. 6 people were injured, the assailants fractured the detective's eye socket. >> just infringing on somebody else liberty fore walking down the street. they should held accountable for what they did.

the police commissioner commended an off-duty police officer who was working at the apple store, he jumped to help. he was not hurt. annie mccormick channel 6 "action news." back to you. >> police are investigating an assault at penn treaty school. a person suffered an injury to their face during a fight. the victim was taken to an area hospital for treatment. it is not clear if the victim was a student, teacher or staff member. delaware state police are investigating an accident involving a dart para transit bus. shortly before 8:30 a.m., the bus and car crashed in the unit block of red mill road in newark. two people were transported to chris i can't -- christiana hos. police are looking for two armed robbers who held up a restaurant in university city. the men walked into the mad max

at 2:00 a.m. the restaurant was closing for the night. it's unclear if they were able to steal anything. nobody was injured. >> the week starts with bright sunshine and mild temperatures. looking outside sky6 live hd showing you the ben franklin bridge. a great day to be outdoors. rain heading our way. let's go over to david murphy at the big board with more. david. >> reporter: sarah you can see a couple of clouds starting to pop up in advance of the rain on storm tracker 6 live double scan. you can see the bulk of it is well to the south, but it is moving in our direction. clouds in advance of this will come in quickly in the afternoon. the rain itself will hold off until later in the evening hours for most of us. looking at the cloud cover you can see it's pushing in from the south and it will continue to get thicker over the next several hours. temperatures that started out around the freezing mark across the region this morning have bounced back nicely. 58 degrees noon in philadelphia. 59 in allentown, 58 in reading.

cooler in lancaster and wilmington. 57 in cape may. winds not all that strong, but they are coming up from the mild south we expect to add a few degrees to the current temperatures thanks to the get that flow rising up from dover, delaware. 62 degrees five degrees above average. the low overnight will drop to 47 degrees which is above the 40-degree low, it's a good thing it's well above freezing because we're looking at the rain arriving and extending into tomorrow morning and across the area. i'll have the details on that in future tracker 6 and set you up for the coming week in the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast. it's all ahead, rick. >> developing news, now, out across the county where high school students are walking out of class to protest president-elect donald trump. right now hundreds of students are walking the streets in los angeles, california. about an hour ago, students in

silver spring maryland walked out there. police are escorting the students as they walked down the street. these are just some of the many protests happening across the country since donald trump was elected almost a week ago. today people are reacting to the president-elect's first big decision, over the weekend, donald trump announced his first two hires this weekend, abc's maggie ruly is in washington. >> reporter: it's not been a week, but we're getting a look into what a trump presidency might look like. it's donald trump's first major decision as president-elect two big hires for his new team. trump the ultimate outsider, hiring reince prebis the ultimate inside as chief of staff. reince prebis played a role in the party's decisive victory. >> we want to tell all americans, no matter where you

come from, race, gender we want trump to be your president. >> reporter: trump responds to reports of hate crimes across the county. >> i am so saddened to hear that. stop it. >> reporter: for many another trump higher is fueling this fear. stephen bannon a one time goldman sachs banker and he edir of breitbart, many are denouncing the higher. jdl saying it's a sad day when a man who prided over the premier website of the alt-right una bashed raceist is in the people's house. >> i find him to be the opposite. don't judge people based on on what other people say. >> reporter: on 60 minutes trump

appeared to soften on his hard line stance saying he will focus on the undocumented criminal immigrants. in washington, maggie ruly, channel 6 "action news." >> every officer with the cherry hill police department is equipped with a body camera. it will improve public safety. $84,000 federal grant helped to fund the program. the official program launched after a two year trial. well, the eagles kept their winning streak at home alive. they are undefeated at home after they shut down the falcons at the linc. defense helped keep the season alive. birds beat the falcons 24-15 after a dominant 4th quarter. doug peterson spoke about the win moments ago with the media. >> we did better on first and second drown yesterday than we

did in the perceives -- previous games. obviously the run with sproles was huge. playing on their side of the ball was a big benefit. >> as mentioned, the birds are unbeaten at home. they are 4-0 games at the linc. but they are 5-4 overall putting them in last place of the nfc east. next up the eagles trip to seattle they play the seahawks sunday afternoon. we're getting a closer look at the damage caused by a massive earthquake in new zealand. >> a twist in the murder case involving twin sisters. one women is in jail charged for the second time for the car crash that killed her sibling. we'll be right back.

and whether breaking news out of montgomery county, a truck crashed into a tree which brought down power lines near bowman road and gravel pike near perkiomen township. people are without power. you can see chopper 6 hd is over the scene.

we're told the driver was not seriously injured. no word on what caused this, but, again, a truck crashed into a tree and brought down power lines in perkiomen township. again, people in the area do not have power right now him we'll continue to monitor this in perkiomen township montgomery county this noon. military helicopters are being sent to rescue one thousand people stranded on the coast of new zealand. yesterday's powerful earthquake cut off train and vehicle access to several towns. video taken from a helicopter shows three cows stranded on an elevated patch of grass around the ground around them collapsed. 7.8 magnitude quake opened roads and created tsunamis. firefighters are battling several wildfires burning across the southeast today. there are more than 45 fires burning in 8 states.

the fire has scorched 70,000 acres from alabama to virginia. in lake lure, north carolina people have been evacuated because of a brushfire engulfing an entire hillside. authorities are getting to question wicky -- wikileaks chief julian assange. he has been accused of raping two women back in 2010. today swedish investigators arrived to interview him about the allegations. prosecutors plan to ask him to provide a dna sample. a woman arrested and freed after being accused of killing her twin sister has been arrested again for the same crime. alexandria duval is a waiting extradition to hawaii. investigators say alexandria duval and her sister anastasia

duval were arguing before the car crashed off the cliff in maui. grand jury indicted her on a second degree murder charge. president obama departs on his final trip overseas. the main topic of his three county tour is expected to be president-elect donald trump. his first trip to greece and he travels to germany on wednesday and peru on friday. president is scheduled to meet with top european leaders to reassure them of american foreign policy matters once the transition is complete. use of heroin continues to grow in our area along with the number of overdoses and police officers are carrying a tool to fight the he dim -- epidemic. >> reporter: it's one of the

most gripping epidemic on the streets right now. our cameras are riding along with the cops on the front lines of the heroin crisis. see the powerful video of police armed with the drug save lives with seconds to spare. >> come on breathe. sit up. breathe. >> reporter: don't miss my exclusive investigation, the narcan rush only on "action news" tonight at 11:00 p.m.

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can fight dna with healthy habits. a indict heavy in fruits and vegetables and not smoking are potent weapons to guard against the disease. bad genes can double someone's chances of developing heart disease, but a good lifestyle might cut that risk in half. >> the "action news" team is working on the stories beginning at 4:00 p.m. >> alicia vitarelli is in the newsroom. >> reporter: a fire forces a wedding party out of the ocean county venue. the bride made the best of it. the pictures are tearing up the internet. we'll have more on the memorable evening and how the firefighters lifted her spirits and lifted her, as you can see. love that. good news for moms who have a baby after the age of 35. having a baby later in life can

boost brain power. we'll explain. don't forget you can take us with us on the go. you can watch the newscast streaming live on your phone or tablet. see you at 4:00 p.m. >> the accuweather forecast coming up when we come right back. >> david here with a check of

the accuweather forecast. nice now, but it will get wet later? >> reporter: later tonight and especially tomorrow morning. storm tracker 6 live double scan shows you rick and sarah we are still dry. as we look on the action cam, what a beautiful picture. you can see the clouds coming in a little bit ago, but a couple of people sitting by the water and enjoying themselves. it's that kind of day. there's not much wind. looks like they had coats on earlier, we're in the 50s, that's probably not a bad idea. a good looking day and feeling

good for this time of the year. the temperature in philadelphia, 58 degrees. the winds out of south/southwest at 6 miles per hour not all that strong. we expect them to be light today. 58 in reading, 54 in wilmington. 60 in millville. 67 in cape may. 60 in trenton. in the afternoon you'll see the clouds get thicker, though, by 6:00 p.m. you'll see a sprinkle or shower pushing in the southern tier. i will allow for something up to 11:00 p.m., 11:30 p.m. cesily tynan will have something to show you by then. the bulk of the rain coming in overnight and into the morning. in the lehigh valley, sun and clouds this afternoon. mild high 61 degrees. down the shore clouds in the process of increasing south to north along the coast. 62 degrees is the high in atlantic city. sun and clouds, pleasant overall. in philadelphia, sun continues to give way to thicker clouds,

but it's pleasant 62 degrees, winds out of the southwest again to be light about 5 to 10 miles per hour that's held through for the entire morning and i'm expecting it to stay that way this afternoon. for the the evening commute 59 degrees and 5:00 p.m., 56. 7:00 p.m., 53 degrees and it may be that most of the region by 7:00 p.m. is still dry. the evening commute a good chance you do not have a problem with rain and less of a problem needing the sunglasses with the clouds getting thicker. overnight tonight, cloudy skies with rain eventually arriving south to north. 47 is the overnight low. it won't be as cool tomorrow morning as it was this morning, but it could be wet. now, the latest run on future tracker is differing a little bit in the placement of the rain between midnight up to 4:30 a.m. it wants to keep it mainly at the coast and push it back to philadelphia. we've had a a lot of recent runs that had this to some degree in

the western suburbs, as well. i think there's a good chance of that, either way, by noon, 1:00 p.m. tomorrow afternoon most of the rain should be pulling up to the north. here's one model that has it pushing into the western suburbs. we're not talking about a lot of rain. in philadelphia, an inch or shy of that. same thing in millville. everybody could be a little bit damp tomorrow morning and then we get into tomorrow afternoon and it starts to dry. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, sun giving way to clouds today, 62 degrees is the forecast high. there's a chance of a sprinkle or shower down the shore late in the day, but the rest of the waiting until later tonight. tuesday, looks like it cloudy for the most part, a rainy start dry in the afternoon and perhaps returning sunshine. cooler high, 56, a little breezy. wednesday, thursday, friday, all look like great days to finish out the work workweek. start of the weekend, 64 on

saturday, under partly sunny skies. a system comes in on sunday, high of 55. sunday there could rain depending on how things work out on the long-range models. >> hard to believe thanks a week from thursday. what else the -- thanksgiving a week from thursday. what's the forecast. >> reporter: looks like we'll cool down a little bit. that's the long range outlook. >> we here at 6abc, are lending a hand to help feed our neighbors in need. join us wednesday for the annual holiday food drive i will host and there will be guest taking your donations. it will be from 4 to 6:30 p.m. for more information on how to connect, share and give at 6abc.com. >> that's a nice picture of you. >> reporter: thank you.

>> there's a group of people turning their vehicles into homes and living life on the open roads. there's a #for it. an award winning musical telling the story of an american soldier and a miss mysterious fh girl. rogers -- karen rogers has that just ahead. hello, again, heref

the stories we're following for you on "action news" at 12:30. donald trump tells americans to stop the hate. hear his message about the recent violence following his election for the presidency. she was accused of killing her twin in a crash off a had a a -- hawaiian cliff now she is back behind bars again. we have details of a pedestrian being killed over the weekend. we have nice sunshine and reasonable temperatures, but rain is moving in. let's go outside, sky6 live hd showing us the commodor barry bridge. just a few clouds, a change is coming, keep the umbrellas handy. david murphy outside on the terrace with the details with the accuweather forecast. >> reporter: rick, we starting pointed out sunny and sold, the temperatures are coming up now, you can look across the horizon and to the south,he