i'm sarah bloomquist with anka long with walter perez. coming up tonight developing news a police officer in texas is shot and killed hyle writing a ticket. high wind bring down a tree that london a woman's car as she's driving in roxborough. a live report is coming up. "action news" is coming up next.

action "action news", delaware valley's leading news program with meteorologist melissa magee, jeff skversky, sarah bloomquist and walter perez. sunday night, police investigate a possible break in at philadelphia city hall. also developing news out of texas where search is on for gunman who shot and killed a police officer right outside of police headquarters. but the big story on "action news" is a cold, windy

day and if you spent anytime outside today you likely wanted to get indoors as soon as possible it was raw. wind chills in the lower 30's and wind advisory remains in effect. meteorologist melissa magee with our first check of the accu weather forecast, melissa. >> yeah, walter and sarah a dose of reality for second half of the weekend and contrast from the day, yesterday. yesterday we had a high, early high of 72, and right now thumbs are only in the 40's, and 30's. peak wind gusts was other part of the story to day. gustness wilmington 51 miles an hour, million will had a gusts at 49 miles an hour, philadelphia clock nothing at 46. 45-mile per hour wind gust in atlantic city. up in the poconos we had a wind gust of 43 miles an hour. wind advisory stays up until 6:00 a.m. monday for delaware and lehigh valleys because wind, once again, will be gusting from 40 to 45 miles an hour. here's the other change, it is about 15 degrees colder in the city then it was this same time yesterday. 17 degrees colder up in the

poconos. up the coast from ac to wildwood it feels like it is 16 degrees colder then it was just 24 hours ago, and that chillies sticking around for rest of tonight. we have got that stiff westerly wind. when you factor in the wind with the combination of the air temperatures it only feels like 34 in philadelphia, and 29 in the current wind chill number in reading. just teens up in the poconos, 15 degrees there. feeling like 34 degrees at the coast in cape may. we will talk about what we can expect right through tomorrow, those winds stay blustery, and gusting from 40 to 45 miles an hour, wind chills once again overnight tonight, and even as you wake up tomorrow morning in the 20's and 30's, is there a winter weather advisory for poconos because they could pick up a additional one to 2 inches of snow. we have changes to track throughout the rest of the week. details coming up with the full and exclusive accu weather forecast, sarah. >> melissa, thank you. that wind sent a large tree falling on to henry avenue today right on top of the moving car. the tree crushed the front of the vehicle, trapping a woman

inside. "action news" reporter janet reyes is live in roxborough with the full details, janet. >> reporter: well, sarah the question many resident here are asking is what are the odd. take a live look behind me here. this is what is left after that large tree toppled over, crushing a park car, but also, crashing on to, a passing car, trapping a woman inside, witnesses say she is lucky to be alive. >> during the day, except for a giant tree on top of two cars. >> reporter: just like that a quiet sunday in this roxborough neighborhood turned into one resident won't soon ever forget. >> i was surprised to hear the person was alive. >> reporter: around 10:00 o'clock this morning on the 7900 block of henry avenue neighbors woke up to this, a giant tree, crushing two vehicles. >> i was wondering if anybody was hurt, because it looked pretty bad. >> reporter: one was park, the the other was a passing car simply there when the tree

came crashing down trapping a 74 year-old woman inside. >> people were saying, we, like we could hear her because we know she's alive, and then, that is when we got fire trucks in here to get her out. >> reporter: people watched in disbelief wondering if the the woman inside could possibly survive. what they saw crushed any glimmer of hope. >> just didn't necessity how to react. they were in tears. everyone was just like, you know, just so shock. >> reporter: police and fire fighters responded and soon rescued would the man taken to einstein medical center. >> she's in stable condition. >> that is wonderful news. >> reporter: yeah. >> yes, good to hear. >> reporter: though it is good news for many, it is hard to believe that anyone could have gotten out of this, live. >> so, it is definitely a god thing the fact that the person, didn't get killed because that tree was, so big. >> reporter: as melissa was saying there have been strong winds, really throughout this day, but resident hearsay

there are no indications that this tree was weak, or vulnerable when this all happened. reporting live from roxborough, janet reyes for channel six "action news". >> here's hoping she fully recovers. thanks, janet. developing news out of san antonio, texas where a police officer was shot and killed writing a traffic ticket. it happened outside police headquarters and tonight gunman remains on the loose. investigators say the officer pulled over a vehicle and was inside a patrol car writing a ticket when another vehicle pulled up behind him. that driver then got out, walked up to the patrol car window and then shot the officer in the head. that office are has been identified as detective benjamin marconi, 50 years old and 20 year veteran of the force. world news sunday will have latest on the search for gunman and more on the officer coming up on "action news" after 6:30. police are piecing together a possible burglary at philadelphia city hall. it was just before noon time when a maintenance worker saw two men climbing in the window of the building. "action news" reporter christie ileto is live at city

hall the with the very latest on the investigation, christie. >> reporter: well, sarah police say it is unclear if the pair took anything but officers were focusing on this wing of city hall moments after the incident occurred. now this happened in broad daylight at a time when there are tons of people here in the area, especially those, attend toking the very popular christmas village. police come through the empty corridors of the city hall sunday when maintenance worker reportedly saw two men entering the building through a window on the broad street side. work's parentally yelled at the pair before running to get security and by the time he returned, the duo had disappeared. >> are you serious? i had no idea. >> reporter: incident had residents and out of towners investigating the popular christmas village that lines outskirts of the building just stunned. >> just enjoy. >> so many people down here and there is security every where, so it is really secure. >> reporter: first floor bathrooms are opened to the

public during the bizarre but entrances are guarded by security and rest rooms don't appear to be in the same area where the two suspects were spotted. now right now there is no physical description of the suspect and you can see there are cameras around city hall, so any surveillance video police will be looking at that. reporting live from center city, christie let the owe for channel six "action news". >> all right, thanks christie. final preparations continue today for the six abc dunkin' donuts thanksgiving day parade. action cam on the scene here stopping by the sheraton city center hotel on race street where dancers were rehearsing their numbers. they began this morning at 9:00 o'clock and just wrapped up an hour ago. be sure to tune into channel six to watch annual six abc dunkin' donuts thanksgiving day parade, cecily tynan and rick williams will host our coverage along with adam joseph, alycia vitarelli and karen rodgers. thanksgiving day at 9:00 a.m. right here on six abc.

today's cold, and wind was not enough to deter tense have of thousands of runs who spent months training for the philadelphia marathon. they laced up their running shoes and layered up bright and early this morning. for two of those run tours day was the beginning of the whole new adventure. here's "action news" reporter bob brooks. >> reporter: before any running took place, getting warm was priority number one. >> it is a cold, windy one. >> reporter: philadelphia marathon saw participants in tents, dressed in many, many layers and braving the wind. >> it should down as the sun comes up. >> reporter: so you hope. >> we're hoping, definitely. >> reporter: that hope never materialized, once the race started the wind was still whipping but runners didn't seem to care, in fact, the man who won broke the course record, at two hours, 16 minutes and 52 seconds. the young woman who won also went fast at two hour, 36 minutes, and 23 seconds. >> i'm surprised i kept my hat on the whole way, but it

wasn't too bad. >> reporter: but runners, they were moving, a spectators had no remedy for the cold except for clothes, and at times, there was lots of them. >> blankets the, throw overs, pants, sweat pants, everything. >> reporter: everything you could find in your closet. >> yes. >> reporter: is it working. >> it is working. >> reporter: is there one thing wind and cold had no chance of stopping, that is john allen, who proposed to his now fiance aim i duncan at the finish line. amy, how does it feel. >> i could not believe it. >> you guys are moving quick, i didn't have a lot of time. >> yes, it is amazing. >> reporter: how do you feel. >> i don't know, crazy, excited, nervous. >> reporter: looking out here at philadelphia marathon, 30,000 runners, participated in this day, and back to back that amy says she had no idea that would be it. bob brooks, channel six

"action news". congratulations to them, very nice. that wasn't the only adorable engagement that took place today, still to come on "action news" tonight how a celebration of the holidays in montgomery county became a celebration of the love. also some of the region's most talented young musicians enjoy, ray well deserved moment in the spotlight. this is a special concert by philadelphia youth orchestra. eagles taking on the seahawks in seattle right now. jamie apody has an update in sports when "action news" comes right back. ♪ tomorrow's the day we'll play something besides video games. every day is a gift especially for people with heart failure. but today there's entresto®- a breakthrough medicine

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a early thanksgiving day dinner. annual event was hosted by transit agency and philadelphia corporation for aging. it is a chance for these seniors to make new friend and kick off the holiday season. and some of america's new residents have their first taste of the thanksgiving day holiday today. old pine community center in center city philadelphia hosted an annual refugee thanksgiving day dinner this afternoon. in addition to turkey and traditional trimming there was a mix of international cuisine. organizers say that they wanted to, show how america is truly a melting pot. well, cold weather is here but thanks to the generosity of others, hundreds of kids in delaware will have warm coats this winter. today in wilmington cameron hand land foundation handed out 300 coats during their annual give away. cameron was shot and killed ten years ago. handland's family says he was passionate about education, helping others, so they honored his legacy by giving back through this program. and dozens of alumni from

the saint john neuman and maria goretti high schools gathered in penns landing for their seventh ninth annual communion breakfast. during the event several award were handed out to exemplary graduates and our very own alycia vitarelli was on hand to em see the event.

jamie has sports, eagles out the west taking on the seahawks. >> this is a tough one,ing ago cross country against a team 31-five, at home since 2012. not an easy task. eagles find themselves trailing seahawks right now, it is 16-seven, seattle. bird got their touchdown when carson wentz hit zach ertz and another one got called back. wentz threw an interception right before half time. the seahawks with 300 yard in the first half, double the eagles output. we will have a break down of the game tonight on "action news" sports sunday. 97.5 the fanatic mike missanelli will join ducis rog tours talk bird and big picture in the nfl tonight after "action news" at 11:00. cowboys, keep rolling, hosting the ravens. ezekiel elliott not only broke y

tony dor set but he hurledled it. 97 yards on the ground gave him 1100 yards this year. ny romo acted as dak prescott backup. press scott through information 300-yard, three touchdowns, two to bryant. he was 14-15 in the second half. cowboys set a franchise record with their ninth straight win, 27-17. giants hosting bears, with the game tied, at 16, in the third quarter, eli manning found, sterling shepherd, for the go ahead touchdown. giant win their fifth straight game 22-16. it is their longest winning streak in the regular season since 2010. weak division, not so much. as it stand right now in the nfc east cowboys nine-one, giants seven-three, redskins five-three, one and they play tonight at 8:30. eagles in last place at five-four and losing right now. vikings hosting the cardinals, look out. the tv guy was run over as the

vikings take the field. never saw it coming. his name is bernie. poor guy. he is tough. sam bradford, eagles defense forever. finally snapped that four game losing streak beating cardinals. he threw an interception and kick off. and exciting, time, penn state, fans. the nittany lions, moving up in the polls as we get down to crunch time. penn state ranked eighth in both ap and coach's poll after their seventh straight win a blow out over rutgers yesterday. they are also eighth in the college football playoff rankings which come out tuesday. so now, it comes down to saturday when they host michigan state. if penn state wins and ohio state beats michigan, the lions get a spot in the championship game, coach james franklin offered this plea. >> i know, thank you, embraces a challenge but i'm personally and professionally challenging all of our letterman, all of our alumni, the community, the

students, to dorms will be opened on friday at 3:00 o'clock. we need everybody back for the game. >> okay. did you hear that? college basketball third ranked villanova faces central florida in the charleston classic title game. they are off to a four and zero start. do you remember this guy. peppy sanchez one of the four former owls honored. temple unveiling its new ring of honor. hosting manhattan today, great interior passing, and he finishes right there. and dan dingle had career high 22 points. they shot over 53 percent from the field and they won 88-67. to move to two-two on the year. drexel beat north texas today. re blue hens won tipped off. their first ever national championship, in field hockey. ladies beat north carolina three-two. they finished 23-two winning their final 19 games. they have not lost since early september. just a second ncaa division one championship in the school

awesome. history. >> congratulations. >> very well done. >> yes. >> looking the at your chilly weather coming up next on "action news". >> meteorologist melissa magee has the exclusive accu weather seven day forecast when "action news" comes right back.

well, philadelphia's mayfair section welcomed holiday season today. people braved the cold weather to watch annual christmas parade along frankford avenue. mummers, civic groups, schools, cultural clubs all took part in today's parade. thousands of people lined the streets today in hatboro, montgomery county for 56th

annual hatboro holiday parade. marching band, fire trucks and more mummers made their way down york road all decked out in holiday a tire. the parade was extra special, from this couple, from warminster, the action cam was there as they got engaged right along the parade route. that is second one the action cam captured today. so nice. time for a check of the accu weather forecast. the as i walk outside, i got a face full of leaves, you know. >> you might get more of that as we get into tomorrow. wind stay blustery across the illy conditions.a very chilly we will show you what is going on with storm tracker six double scan radar. you can see we did have flurries earlier today, wet snow flurries, even here in philadelphia. and some snow showers, are likely north of philadelphia, up in the poconos. we will show you picture outside. sky six live in hd, looking at the center city sky line, on this sunday night. we've got a partly to mostly cloudy sky, across the area,

clouds stay with us, and the wind stay with us as well. high today in philadelphia, only 44 degrees, average for us this time of the year is 54. so well below average and when you factor this the wind it felt much colder. most spots had wind chills today only in the 20's and 30's. the right now it is 43 in the city. twenty-nine in the poconos. we are holding at 40 for allentown down to reading. lancaster at the coast in cape may 43. and 43 degrees in beach haven. other part of the story to day you why had those leaves in your face, well, because it was quite blusterly. peak wind gusts earlier today in the 40's and 50's with the gusts clocking in at 30 miles an hour in philadelphia gusts to 43 miles an hour in the poconos. the gusting as high as 38 miles an hour in atlantic city. that wind advisory we have up, stays up, until 6:00 a.m. on monday. so more of the same comes in as we get in the start of the workweek tomorrow. here's satellite six with action radar. we have an area of low pressure well to the north, of new york, and north of new

england, and wind around that, area of low pressure counterclockwise. we will get a strong cold air moving in, across our region and in combination with those blustery wind. cold air riding over the relatively warm, lake waters. we will get lake effect snow showers down wind of the lakes. because that air is so strong we're getting some of the flurries north and west of the i-95 corridor. so, to keep in mind, it is not a freezing rain advisory. it is a winter weather advisory for the poconos, as these spots and these locations, the purple shaded counties here could pick up an additional one to 2 inches of snow making for a total of two to 4 inches of snow as we go throughout the rest of tonight and early tomorrow morning. so over the next 12 hours it is mostly cloudy, windy, still cold. we will drop down to 31 in the suburbs. 37 degrees in philadelphia. with a west northwesterly wind. sustained at one to 25 miles an hour. here's is what set up for our monday, mostly cloudy, we're tracking those gusts ranging

from 40 to 45 miles an hour, in philadelphia, max out at 45 , 44 in reading. 44 degrees in lancaster. 47 degrees at the coast in cape may but, wind chills in the 20's, early tomorrow morning. future tracker six showing at 6:00 in the morning. numbers along 95 corridor in the lower 20's. we have teens there in lancaster. single digits up in the poconos. 8 degrees is what chill number will be as we wake up tomorrow morning. and not much recovery as we get into monday afternoon. 3:30. numbers only feeling like we are in the freezing mark, if in the below and the teens up in the poconos. the exclusive accu weather seven day forecast showing you a taste of december, continues tomorrow. it is cold, windy, high temperature of just up to 45. still chilly. less wind on the way on tuesday, and at 48 for the high. on wednesday, sun to increasing cloud, if you are traveling, day before thanksgiving, high temperature coming in at 50. rain is likely late in the day on thursday, and a touch of

rain still on thursday, for thanksgiving, a high temperature of 54. on friday, mostly sunny, 56. saturday clouds and some sun, 53 and partly sunny and temperatures in the lower 50's, guys, it will be cold again tomorrow. >> oh, boy. >> thanks, melissa. special guest performed this afternoon with the philadelphia youth orchestra, in center city. >> ♪ >> philadelphia orchestra concert master david kim, joined the young musicians on stage right there at the kimmel center. kim is widely regarded as one of the most accomplished violin players in the country. these musicians ended up playing a variety of classic masterpiecees. abc world news sunday is next here on channel six. don't miss "action news" at ten on phl17 tonight and then we're right back here again on six abc at 11:00 o'clock. >> now for melissa magee, jamie apody, jeff skversky, sarah bloomquist and the entire "action news" team, i'm

walter perez. we will see you right back here at 11:00 o'clock.

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