makes, the philadelphia marathon runners today will deal with cold and wind a big difference from the shorepoints weather people en-- shorts weather people enjoyed for the half marathon. >> a philadelphia mother described the final moments with her daughter after a hit-and-run driver killed her. >> we'll hear from the young victim's parents pleading for justice. this was the average thanksgiving dinner, this morning the loss and the gift of

life that brought the family together in the heartwarming of ways. 6:00 a.m., sunday morning, sky6 live hd showing i this glimpse from the temple university camera overlooking center city. as promised from meteorologist karen rogers it's cold outside. >> finally broke out the winter coats. what a huge change especially considering 72 yesterday's high, got the turtle neck on find the gloves, you'll need them today. sky6 live hd looking live over the ben franklin bridge. as you start your day you're looking okay. you have clouds up above, the big difference is the temperatures you'll be dealing with. you will need to be careful as you head out the door. now let's switch over to storm tracker 6 live double scan, we can see even now a couple of area.ies moving through the you can see that in pottstown, far to the north and west, watching for it nonetheless as

you head out the door. this is from the great lakes, the strong wind pushing the cooler air off the great lakes that's what we're dealing with this morning. we haved wind advisory in effect through mid flight tonight. we'll see gusts up to 40, miles per hour. 37 in the poconos. 25 in reading. 26 in millville. 30 in cape may. wherever you go you have the strong gusty wind. 35 in kennett square, 40 in center city. the suburbs of new jersey, upper 30s in hammonton and glassboro. 39 degrees in dover, delaware. here's a look at satellite and radar, you can see the clouds and the precip precipitation coming off the wrap around moisture off the great lakes. yesterday, 72, way down today, 46 for the high, colder, details in the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast in just a few minutes. >> sticking with the accuweather these people, karen,

the winds of change blowing in last night as accuweather predicted we we want from shorts to winter coat weather. >> the quold -- cold air is hanging around for the philadelphia marathon. some people were waking up to a little snow. "action news" viewers sent in pictures of a dusting or more. this picture is from trapp, montgomery county. north in the poconos, some people got sleet mixed in. it looked like this. look at this gorgeous sight on independence mall. by nighttime people got a shock to the system. >> earlier today it it was the warm, and it just changed. >> reporter: you got tricked. >> the philadelphia half marathon runners were able to wear shorts. the full marathon competitors

won't be so lucky. the philadelphia marathon starts in an hour we will be there. you can check storm tracker 6 live radar at 6abc.com/weather. new this morning, the wind fanned a fire that ripped through a home in chester county days before thanksgiving. the father and three children noticed the flames as they opened the front door of the home. they were arriving back from a night out around midnight and called 911 immediately. unfortunately, firefighters could not stop the fire from ravaging the house. the search is on for the cause of the blaze. new this morning, the action cam was at the firehouse at chestnut and north 55th street, a critically wounded man banged on the door to get help after being shot in the chest. medics took him to penn presbyterian hospital. he was shot walking down 5th street south of market. there are no arrests.

a mother and father are talking about the hit-and-run that took their 8-year-old daughter. this morning the driver responsible is out there on the run. the young victim has been identified as sa powell. police believe the car that hit her was a gray nissan or maxima. >> my baby fought hard and her heart stopped. >> i kept on talking to her, and beg her to hold on, hold on, baby, daddy's here, mommy is here, please hold on. >> those heartbroken parents urging anyone with information to come forward and call police. >> new jersey governor chris christie is planning to meet

today with president-elect donald trump. it will happen at trump's golf club in north jersey. he helped lead the campaign but taken a back seat to mike mike pence. when asked if the bridgegate trial would hinder him from participating in the election, he said he liked chris a lot. donald trump will meet with rudy giuliani, believed tore a concerned of secretary of state. mitt romeny talked to president-elect yesterday. the two sparred leading up to the election. romney seemed to strike a different tone yesterday saying the two discussed world affairs. >> i appreciated the chance to speak with the president-elect and look forward to the coming administration. >> this morning, dwhreek with george stephanopoulos -- dwhreek

dwhreek -- this week with george stephanopoulos mar that puts questions to kelly and conway. eagles play the seahawks today who don't lose at home. the fans are the loudest in the league and the eagles struggle to win away from the link. >> it's a big challenge. >> we have to bring intensity. it comes down defensively they rely on the defense and coach relies on us to get the stops and put the offense in this situation. >> we all will be watching tonight on "action news" at 11:00 p.m. and "action news" sports sunday at 11 5:00 p.m.

we'll have a wrap up of the showdown. a heartbreaking loss and gift of life brought together a special family in our area. "action news" reporter, bob brooks was there as they enjoyed a thanksgiving meal like none other. >> families gathering for a thanksgiving turkey dinner as traditional as it gets. >> my 20-year-old son ethan was killed by a drunk driving accident in 2010. >> reporter: they lost their son ethan 6 years ago. because of his decision to be an organ donor, 72 and 6-year-old get to enjoy this meal. >> every morning i look at it. >> thank you. >> reporter: the dinner was hosted by the gift of life family house in old city. make no doubt about it, it is a family now. >> this is as close to us. she said she thinks about ethan

and the lungs he gave him everyday. >> i'm eternally grateful, obviously, i'm going to get emotional, without him i wouldn't be here. >> josie's dad said they would never forget they would get part of ethan's liver. >> we knew their family gave p something, it is very special. >> reporter: elli continues our teaching job and josie is growing up. >> we're going to the gift of life 5k two years ago, the last quarter mile, she grabbed my hand and walked with me, at that moment, oh, my god this is like having a granddaughter. >> you can see all the joy and organ donation has brought here, the message is if you can, do it. reporting in old city, bob brooks, channel 6 "action news." >> life changes forever.

time 6:09 a.m. final preparations continue for the dunkin' donuts thanksgiving day parade. dancers are rehearsing. crews are making sure everything is just right for thanksgiving morning. cesily tynan and rick williams host the coverage along with adam joseph and alicia vitarelli and of course, karen rogers that is thanksgiving day at 9:00 a.m. right here on 6abc. >> it is the best tradition. >> our family goes every year, too. so much fun. >> much more to come on "action news" sunday morning. the music world biggest stars are coming together tonight on 6abc, a preview of the american music awards. the eagles score a healthy victory for a football team targeted by heartless acts. >> powerball jackpot getting bigger once again. wind are gusting between 24 and

37 miles per hour, making it feel like 30 degrees in the city. what's the weather ahead for the rest of the week, details in the seven day when "action news" comes right back.

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coat the trees and rooftops in kalamazoo. in morgantown west virginia. snow began fouling during the game. the field coated by the end of the game. 'tis the season, i guess. >> snow in parts of our area overnight. >> reporter: hard to believe because we were at 72 degrees. later that night, such a dramatic change with the snow showers moving through parts of the region. let's show you what it looks like on storm tracker 6 live double scan, we can see light showers snow showers out to the north and west, we can go in closer to this and see where it happens, look toward harrisburg and pilots and hassle ton. this is no -- hazleton. you may see a passing rain shower later in the day, won't accumulate much, but nonetheless, something to watch for.

let's go outside, what a beautiful shot. we have clouds and you can see the sunshine building in, as well, as we look live in cape may. 234 degrees, pressure holding steady. wind sustained at 17. we've been seeing gusts up to 30 miles per hour already this morning. they will be up to 40 miles per hour or so through the day. the wind advisory continues through the area, the ocean temperature, 53. look at the windchills, feels like 16 decrease in the poconos. 28 in reading. 30 in allentown. 31 in philadelphia. 29 in millville. 30 degrees in atlantic city. it's a dramatic change from our spring-like day. satellite and radar showing that cold front came through, that was the reason for some of the snow showers that we saw in parts north and west yesterday. now you're looking at lots of clouds on the map, you can start to see snow showers filling in toward the north and west near pittsburgh and buffalo and

harrisburg. that's the wind shifting out with the area of low pressure over the great lakes bringing it into our region with snow showers in spots. 46 degrees is the high, it will feel like the 30s in the afternoon, with the winds 20 to 30 miles per hour stained at times and gusting up to 40. you will feel that change the future tracker 6 not picking up a lot of precipitation. we're seeing snow showers in the poconos where you could get an inch or so of snow. the rest of the us may see a snow shower farther north and west, something we're watching will be strong winds and the moisture off the great lakes. if you're watching the eagles game they will be in rain and not snow in seattle. kickoff temperature, 54. rainy and windy, 4th quarter, 52 degrees. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, windy and colder for the seven-day

forecast. 46 degrees for the high. we're watching for a brief snow shower. north and west a better chance of seeing the snow shower. the system off the great lakes. tomorrow, blustery 45, dry. tuesday not as harsh and 48. winds relax on tuesday, wednesday, mix of sun and clouds, 50. wednesday night we'll get rain showers around and thanksgiving day it looks cloudy and damp at times, 54 degrees which means the parade temperatures will be in the 40s. on friday, partly sunny skies, 56. saturday, mostly cloudy skies and 53. biting winds today and tomorrow, you're feeling the difference from the spring-like weekend. overnight the powerball jackpot soared to almost $360 million. 333 was on the line in last

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>> so glad you stayed with us, 6:20 developing this morning a marine is planning to test the new policy that lifted the band on transgender people, aaron

woodson is one of the first transgendered people to be recognized by the military. he plans to undergo surgery from female to male. the process took effect october 1. it set guidelines for troops who are transitioning to access healthcare. the winter weather may lead to a fine for drivers in delaware. in the garden state it's illegal to leave your car idling to warm up. first offense, $75. beware, thieves look for cars left unattended with exhaust coming out of the pipes, all they have to do is get in an drive away. "healthcheck," there's a warning that depression among young americans is on the rise. 17% of girls age 12 to 17 is on

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27 in lancaster. feels like the 20s in millville. we have a blustery chilly day ahead. 9:00 a.m., 40 degrees, 11, 41. 3:00 p.m., 46 that's the high. we'll see clouds today and at any point you could see a snow shower in the north and west or a rain shower elsewhere. >> the sixers big man leads them to a home victory. eagles are playing in soggy seattle, here's jamie apody. >> reporter: good morning, the eagles hopefully were not sleepless in seattle last night. they will try for the first road trip in week two in the hostile environment ascertain the rain. >> it might be raining and cold and loud. you don't worry about that, you take care of business. >> i'm looking forward to playing this week, it's a tough

place to play, it's also, a good place to win, as well. >> last year the sixers didn't get their third winner season until december 30th. i would say last night was progress. embiid played inside 4 from beyond the arc. in the paint, the rookie, career high 26 points in 20 minutes. the of sixers tied a franchise record. 21 points shot 90% from the field, 83% from 3 point range, what. it's the second performance of his career, the sixers beat the sun 120 to 105. their third straight win at

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feeling more like november and in someplaces snowflakes have been falling, more details in the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast. >> a night at the casino turns

violent. officials want to know who assault add man in the parking lot and why. >> a gold star family engineered on a flight to claim their soldier's remains. the outrageous behavior they say targeted them in their first class cabin. >> 6:30, sunday morning, meteorologist chris sowers is off, karen rogers is joining us on this cold november morning. >> reporter: i hope you were paying attention to the forecast when i said big changes in the forecast. storm tracker 6 live double scan, it looks dry through the region if you glance at it. what you're seeing in trenton and warminster it's ground clutter. north and west, we're talking pottstown and hazleton near the poconos, you're seeing light snow showers this is moisture coming off the great lakes. let's go outside, it's mostly a dry day other than that. we have clouds out there, as you can see we look live, the center

city skyline, clouds up above. wind advisory in effect until 6:00 a.m. tomorrow morning. you heard them howling last night and that will continue today until tomorrow morning at 6:00 a.m. let's check the latest. this updates constantly. 37 in the poconos. 29 in trenton. 26 in millville. you get the idea it's a cold wind and it is blowing out there. be are prepared for that, you need the gloves and hat and scarf. windchill feels like 30 in philadelphia. 28 in millville. 29 in trenton. that's what it feels like when you step out the door. even though the temperatures are 40. 9:00 a.m., 40. 11:00 a.m., 41. high is 46 at 3:00 p.m. 5:00 p.m., 42. all through the day we'll see clouds and sunshine, the windchills will feel like they are in the 30s even in the height of the afternoon, so these numbers are a little

deceiving as you look at that. it's windy and colder and at any point to the north and west you could see flurries or brief snow shower. we'll talk about that in a moment, nydia. >> thousands of runners are starting to line up for the philadelphia marathon. no doubt they are bundled up unlike the runners who ran the half marathon yesterday when it felt like end of summer. last night temperatures plunged into the 40s, it was a shock, especially for a couple visiting from miami. >> we were going to a coffee shop it was normal. we came out it was freezing. >> looks like they brought their jackets. >> reporter: the full marathon starts in a half-hour at 22nd and the benjamin franklin parkway, roads along the course are closed, and several septa routes are being rerouted because of the race. you can get closings at 6abc.com. 6:32 a.m., new this

morning, a man is in critical condition after getting shot in the back on a north philadelphia street. the action cam on the 200 block of west cornwall street. the man was shot during what police say was an attempted robbery. he is being treated at temperature hospital. police have not sated if they have suspects. philadelphia police are looking for a person who shot a man on the street corner. the 33-year-old victim was hit three times in the stomach at bridge and hawt -- hawthorne. he is in critical condition. police are looking for the person who beat up a man at a casino parking lot in bensalem. officers got the call at 3:45 a.m. that a man was lying in the parking lot. when they got there they found the victim suffering from several injuries. else in stable condition at the

hospital. police are looking at the surveillance video to identify a suspect. new jersey governor chris christie has a high-profile meeting scheduled to set down with president-elect donald trump. trump insisted that the bridgegate trial connected two christy's allies did not hurt his standings for a job in the -- his standing for a job in the administration. elizabeth hur has more. >> reporter: donald trump at his private golf course in new jersey with mike pence heating up possible cabinet picks. the most prominent name, mitt romeny a contender for secretary of state. no barbs traded like during the campaign. >> we had a far-reaching

conversation with regards to the various theaters in the world where there are interests of the united states real significance and look forward to the coming administration. >> reporter: another visitor, retired marine corps general james mattis considered for defense secretary of state. >> we will make america great again. >> reporter: during his first days, he was making nice with the press. >> what do you need, hot chocolate? i'll take care of it. first time in my life i'll take care of the press. >> he implied more job announcements. meanwhile, protesters were back in the street in washington, d.c. police took this man down and handcuffed him and another man suffered a head injury. in trump's hometown of new york

city hundreds demonstrated against the president-elect. elizabeth hur abc news new york. >> 6:36 during his trip to peru , president obama appealed to leaders to give donald trump a chance to govern. >> as i said, how you campaign is not how you govern. when you're campaigning you're stirring up passion when you govern you have reality in front of you and you have figure out how do i make this work? >> president obama is meeting with leaders of australia and canada. those country back a trade agreement that is opposed by president-elect donald trump. >> a father whose son was killed on duty in afghanistan said he was booed on a flight to claim the soldier's remains. stewart perry and his wife were

flying from sacramento to dover. the american airline crew asked that the gold star family be allowed to deplane first. that did not sit well with first class passengers. >> to hear the reaction of the flight being delayed because of a gold star family and the first class cabin being that was upsetting, it made us cry some more. >> reporter: his son sergeant john perry was killed by a suicide bomber on november 12, inside bagram airfield. eagles before taking the field in seattle, they helped with equipment for the sharks. they are between the ages of 8

and 10 they were crushed to find out they were targeted by thieves. the coach said the outpouring of support gave them a good lesson. >> we may hear all the bad things, but we have a good story and you hear about good things happening in our community. >> the sharks lost yesterday's game, but they still qualified for the national in florida. >> there's still much more to come on "action news" sunday morning. meteorologist karen rogers returns with the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast for thanksgiving. it's a chilly morning for the philadelphia marathon. plus on the road and right at home, the so-called van-like movement brings home and work to the highway. we'll explain. >> a restaurant dynasty that started in philadelphia marks a milestone, alicia vitarelli catches up with celebrity chef

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>> so glad you stayed with us, sunday morning, 6:41 a.m., 40 degrees over the philadelphia international airport. hopefully you're bundled up in bed and watching us yesterday. remember the 70s? bye-bye. >> reporter: we celebrated thanks yesterday and we ate outside in short sleeves. today we have the hats and

scarves. what a change, right? storm tracker 6 live double scan around the area, a minute ago we were watching snow showers form to the north and west. looks like there's some at trenton, but that's ground clutter not reaching ground. i want to take a closer look, that's what happens with lake-effect snowshowers. over here you might be getting a rain drop or snow flurry near lebanon or harrisburg, the farther north and west you go. let's go outside and see the camera bouncing with the wind gusts. you can see why, penns landing, lots of clouds up above. feels like 31 degrees in philadelphia. feels like 28 in reading. 16 in the poconos. 29 in trenton. 29 in millville. i think the windchill in philadelphia is going to dip over the next couple of hours, much of the afternoon it will feel like it's in the 30s, even though we're talking about temperatures in the 40s. satellite and radar showing what we saw yesterday with some of

the snow showers that fell north and west, that was a front that moved through, a really powerful front. what we're seeing on the radar is the little bands that wrap around. that's lake-effect snowshowers, we don't expect that to come to philadelphia. maybe a flurry in philadelphia. the best chance to see a flurry would be north and west in the lehigh valley. lake-effect snow isn't like a storm system. you can expect it here and there, with the winds gusts and you get the moisture off that. future tracker 6, the best chance of a snow shower would be in the poconos. today at 11:30 a.m., you'll get a snow shower or sprinkle or touch of sleet in the i-95 corridor. the rest of the south jersey and delaware stay dry. you may get lake effect snow flurry or snow shower north and west of the city. basically it's a dry day, lots of clouds, temperatures in the

40s and feeling like the 30s. 9:00 a.m., 40 degrees. 11:00 a.m., 41. 1:00 p.m., 43. the high is 46 today. you'll hit it at 3:00 p.m., lots of clouds, a couple of peeks of sunshine, at any point you could see lake-effect snowshowers the farther north and west you go to the poconos. for the eagles they will play in the rain, that's a different weather story kickoff temperature, 54 rainy and windy at 4:30 p.m. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, today it's windy and colder, yesterday we were talking highs in the 70s. today 46 degrees, lots of clouds, a couple of peeks of sunshine, maybe a snow shower up in the lehigh valley, you'll get a couple of them in the poconos, philadelphia may be a drop of sleet or rain. and then the rest of the day is dry. tuesday not as harsh, still the gusty wind, though, 48 degrees. wednesday sunshine and clouds, 50 degrees. thursday for thanksgiving day at the parade route it will be cloudy, damp at times, we could see showers, not any driving rain, no gusty winds.

a couple of showers here and there, a little damp, 54 degrees. friday, partly sunny skies, 56. saturday, cloudy skies, 53 degrees, we're looking at temperatures staying below average. today is the worst of it. today and tomorrow you have the very gusty winds and temperatures in the mid 40s and feeling like the 30s. >> it is that time. >> reporter: it is that time. >> thank you. now to a new trend more people choosing to live life on the road. they are turning advance and campers and box trucks into homes. >> reporter: 24-year-old entrepreneur lives at the office. >> this is our lounge space slash store front. he lives at the office. the founder of this clothing company bought a school bus at auction and turn it into an rv to strike their ultimate work life balance. >> this is our counter spray

and our display case. >> i want to do cut costs and see america. >> reporter: no rent for store front. it's not just this guy and his school bus, there's a growing movement for people growing vehicles into homes. there's a #for it, van life. in nevada city california, 53-year-old nonprofit fundraiser jennifer fixing up this camper to take it on the road for full time. >> it's not that i needed to move to a new city, i could take my home with me. >> a software engineer blocking about his home, a box truck he paid off his student loan and bank the 6 first figurers towars

requirement. >> reporter: the downside side overnight parking restrictions and the neighbors. >> people see people living in their vehicles they will report them. >> reporter: that headache is worth it for people like xander. >> where am i going to live today, will it be the mountains, the beach? >> reporter: lauren lister, abc news los angeles. >> so glad you stayed with us,

6:49, the biggest names in music will be honored at the american music awards. we have your front row seats on 6abc. the award show will be broadcast live with performances from lady gaga and bruce springsteen and bruno mars tonight at 8:00 p.m. on 6abc. >> also fun. >> the most advanced weather

satellite of built flew into space. >> one and lift off. >> it is part of an 11 billion-dollar effort to revolutionize weather forecasting and save lives along the way. the new spacecraft will track weather across the u.s. the difference is compared to going from black and white tvs to high definition. >> a young father was shot to death while sitting inside his car and the killer is on the run. the victim's family is coming forward hoping you can help find the family responsible. here's rick williams with this morning's crime fighter's report. >> reporter: carolyn bridge's uncle had nice words to describe

his nephew. >> very polite, very quiet guy, very loyal friend. >> reporter: the 24-year-old was with friends in philadelphia's west oak lane section. it was before 10:30 p.m. on friday, june 3 when police were called for report of a person with a gun. bridges and another man was shot. bridges died at the hospital. the other man survived. he wasn't able to give the police any information. the city of philadelphia is offering up to $20,000 in reward money for the arrest and conviction of the person responsible. all you have to do is call the citizens crime commission 215, 215-546-tips. all calls are remain anonymous. for the bridge's family they say they will band together to help

raise his 4-year-old daughter. >> it's up to us to be good grandparents. >> for crime fighters, i'm rick williams, channel 6 "action news."

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supreme court justice ruth bader ginsburg traded her role for an opera costume. there were cheers from the crowd. she was in act two of the daughter of the regiment. she had a non-singing role. apparently the justice has been a life long opera lover. one of our city's favorite chefs is celebrating a milestone

morrie moto got his start in philadelphia. alicia vitarelli talked to him to find out what's next for the culinary superstar. >> reporter: selfie snapped at the packed house, as hundreds filled the seats to tows a milestone -- toast a milestone. while everybody knows the celebrity chef, his famous sushi and sense of humor. >> my soul is here, philadelphia, number one. >> this is your first child. >> reporter: first born. >> yes. >> reporter: born in japan,rimol bites with a smile. he wants you to eat and step out of your comfort zone.

his sushi success was sort of of a plan b. >> i have two major dreams, baseball provisional and sushi chef. >> reporter: sidelined by a shoulder injury sushi was it. from his first restaurant in center city. he opened a brand new one in las vegas. >> number 14. >> reporter: just behind number 13 in orlando disney springs where this special guy served a. for channel 6 "action news" i'm alicia vitarelli. >> i understand he is hoping a restaurant in qatar next year. it's time for the social corner. >> second graders move to the beat for morning motivation, but

first. taking out the trash can be a tedious chore unless you're their toddler from texas. he rolls out the cans everyday monday to his favorite trash cans. he stops in his tracks when he hears the truck coming. the friendship began a year and a half ago. his parents made him a trashman costume with a matching reflective vest. >> we're going to start our morning like this, right? this is an awesome motivation routine. the second grade teacher using the beat. the beat includes messages like we're sharp. >> tell us what you think about

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it is cold anticipate -- andy windy. a 180 difference for the philadelphia marathon. it snowed in parts of the area.

>> thank you for waking up us, meteorologist chris sowers is off, karen rogers is filling in, karen you promised that the cold weather was here. >> reporter: of the the -- you felt the difference in a matter of hours. storm tracker 6 live double scan towards the north and west, we were seeing snow showers. you have to go towards lake harmony. this is lake-effect snow. we were watching for this in pottstown, we were getting a snow shower, nothing happening right now as we move through the area. let's look at the other areas, unfortunately this is a little bit stuck, maybe the director can advance this for us. the clicker is frozen in the cold temperatures. we have sunshine and clouds, mostly cloudy skies, right now, as we take a look at the close up view. the graphics don