>> good morning it is 6:00 a.m., sunday, november 27. in the news, there is very mixed recreation this morning to the news of fidel castro's death. how the world is reacting to his passing with mourning and celebration. breaks news there's a deadly shooting in new orleans popular french quarter, ten people have been shot there. >> plus it is the mass exodus home following the long holiday weekend. now the details, official mourning period is underway following the passing of fidel castro. >> the communist rural ruled

the eeruler ruled the county for decades. >> reporter: to some he was a bloody tie ranter and to -- tyrant and to others a liberator. the sunrise over past castro cuba, unclear if it means the dawn of a new day. his name rings like a battle cry in havana where the cuban flag flies at half staff. students were chanting and singing and crying as the country begins a 9 day of mourning for fidel castro. one student thinks she owes him everything. his death was announced by his brother on late friday taking the country by surprise.

>> everybody left, i don't know it was interesting. i feel like i'm part of the history it is the last thing i thought it was going to happen when we were here. >> but a few hundred miles away, a different story. the epicenter of the american cuban exile community america's little havana turning the page in cuban history. >> this is the best news around the world today, because, fidel castro is the devil. >> reporter: many are exiles or descendants who didn't live to see a cuba without castro. it offers a glimpse of hope that the cuba they once knew will be in reach. castro is the last of the 20th century communist strong men. his body is set to be cremated

and his ashes taken on a three day tour across the country. in washington, janay news. back to you. >> new orleans police investigating a shooting in the french quarter that left a person dead. this is a picture from twitter showing the chaotic scene showing the shooting ten people were shot on the popular bourbon street and one man died from his injuries. mother nature providing a beautiful sunny day, you'll need the coat before you step outside. meteorologist david murphy is in for chris, thank you for being here david. chilledy outside this morning. it's it's a cool start we've got chilly numbers i'll show you in a second. we're seeing a fair amount of sunshine down in the southern tier of the region, cape may county, salem county, cumberland county and wilmington and new

castle county, delaware. overall we're expecting sunshine in most neighborhoods. the temperature is 38 degrees in philadelphia. we're in the mid 30s in allentown, reading, wilmington, trenton. down to 33 not far above the freezing mark in millville. that may drop below freezing for a short period this morning. down in cape may, 43 degrees. the winds are not much of a factor we're only at 67 miles per hour in philadelphia. as we get past the bulk of the day, the breezes is come up and add to the chilly feel. if you're getting an exercise run in, put on extra gear. 37 degrees by 7:00 a.m. 10:00 a.m., 46 degrees. we'll be in the 50s by this afternoon, 3:00 p.m., 52. that's the high, it's pretty cool, by 6:00 p.m., back down to 43. again, a little bit breezy and cool today. nydia and gray we'll be back with the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast. there is much-need need rain often the way next week.

i'll have details on that with future tracker 6. >> happening today, the roads and skies will be bustling with activity as people return home from the long thanksgiving holiday. aaa estimated that 49 million americans traveled for the holiday this year. more than 89% of travers are expected to drive to their destination and four million took to the friendly skies. >> you can rely on 6abc.com/weather as you wrap up the holiday weekend. keep an eye on storm tracker 6 live double scan radar. it's a great way to get the latest updates from accuweather. >> 6:06. happening right now, police in bucks county are trying to find the person who seriously injured a man during a home invasion that happened in chalfonte at the gray fire apartments. a 32-year-old man was stabbed during the crime. this morning the man remains in the hospital.

anyone with information should call new britain township police. happening today, a funeral and memorial service will be held for a young father shot to death outside the hamilton mall. 21-year-old jamal colten was shot to death. kauffman was a 2013 graduate of atlantic city high school and stand outwide receiver on the football team. >> we have a vial and and tense scene that played out in roxborough section. a heavily armed man began shooting from his home an river road. he shot at officers responding to the scene. police told people to shelter in place and clear the area. >> it was something like a tv show. everybody was evacuated except my mom and i were supposed to shelter in place. >> septa shut down the

norristown regional rail lines and walking and bike trails after several hours when officers could not contact an armed man. police sent in a robot and saw that he took his own life. they recovered guns from his home. the president of liberty university said president-elect donald trump offered him secretary of education. he wanted a 4 to 6 year commitment but he couldn't be away from the college for more than 2 years. fall well came under fire for students to carry concealed weapons. hillary clinton's campaign has joined the effort to push for a vote recount in wisconsin. officials in the state say they are moving forward with the first-ever presidential green count.

this came after jill stein raised money to pay for the recount. it is unlikely to recovery turn the election outcome. donald trump is condemning the effort calling it a scam. >> if you bought a powerball ticket hoping to become an instant millionaire we have good news and bad news. you could have won $1 million in pennsylvania. one ticket in the powerball drawing matched the five white balls and that is worth 1 million bucks. however, you did not hit the big one. one ticket sold in tennessee. that's all six numbers to win the jackpot of nearly $421 million. here are the winning numbers. 17, 19, 21, 37, 44, the powerball 16. wednesday's drawing only $40 million. i'm not going to get a ticket. >> you're not going to bother. 6:08. there's an important recall

involving children's medication. frightening moments for an arkansas family when a car crash sends a baby hurling into a sewer grate. the holiday is reason to dance. we got into the holiday spirit with parades this weekend. >> reporter: all right, lots of sunshine on the east coast you can see clouds coming through the midwest and rain beyond that that's on its way to us, i'll have the details in that seven day just around the corner. >> breaking news to tell you

about this morning, a crash has shut down the noon turnpike in bordentown township. 8 cars have crashed and the road is closed between 7a and 7. there are minor injuries involved. "action news" is gathering details. we'll pass them along as soon as we get them. >> when firefighters arrived on the scene of an accident on friday, they found the wreckage of a car and four injured adults and 8-month-old baby was missing. someone heard someone coming from a grate 35 feet from the car. >> 8 month old was sitting up in the grate and looking up at

us waiting for us to pull her out. she wasn't screaming or crying, she was waiting for us. >> she more or less had her hands up ready for someone to pick her up. it took three of us to work her around the grate and get her back through. >> that is a miracle. the 8-month-old baby had scasms, but otherwise was fine. the child was not properly restrained in her seat belt. in virginia, the conditions are perfect for snow even it is is -- if it is artificial snow. they had to turn on the machines because mother nature has not provided the real stuff. >> i like the artificial stuff better. >> are you a skier? >> no. i don't like the real snow.

>> reporter: storm tracker 6 live showing we're dry. later on, we'll have clear skies and the hint of sunshine coming up nice and bright. we expect it to be bright today different from yesterday when we had a bank of clouds sweeping through. 38 degrees in philadelphia. jacket and coat weather as you head outside. windy out of the west/southwest. breeze his will come up to 8 to 16 miles per hour once we get past sunrise and start moving through the day. 36 in allentown. same thing in reading and lancaster. 34 in trenton. 36 in wilmington. close to the freezing mark in millville. 35 in ac. 43 in cape may. dover, delaware, in the upper 0s. there's the satellite image showing most of us are looking at sunshine early. there's a little bit of thin cloud cover that will shift to the south and fall a part a

little bit over the southern tier and a few more clouds to the west falling a part largely by the time they push over the mountains to us. overall it will be mostly sunny, though. 38 degrees by 8:00 a.m. 6:00 a.m., 46. noon, 48 degrees a bit of a breeze kicking in. that's the high at 3:00 p.m., 52 degrees. a little bit below average, on the cool side today. high temperatures this afternoon are fairly even. 50 in allentown. 51 in reading, 53 in wilmington. no better than 53 at the shore. cape may at the point, 351 degrees this afternoon. future tracker 6 shows us tomorrow we'll see sunshine early and high clouds will streak through during the day we'll transition to partly sunny skies in the afternoon. that's the 6:00 look. if i advance this overnight into tuesday, you can see how things

change. not only is it cloudy we get the arrival of rain possibly during the morning, this is the noon look where it looks like half of the two-thirds of the region seeing rain this will fill in pushing through the shore areas into tuesday afternoon. we're looking at a a couple of days of much-need need rain. the thing about the rainy days we're seeing the temperatures come up. monday it will be cool. the milder pocket of air will head east ahead of a cold front. when the rain arrives we'll see the temperatures go up. 52 degrees, mostly sunny and chilly today. tomorrow, 56, cool, but average for this time of the year. clouds and sun. tuesday, breezy, periods of rain arriving quickly in the day. we get up to 635 degrees. another 65 on wednesday. some of the rain might spill into thursday morning. in the afternoon it gets chilly.

61 is the high. we expect the temperatures to plunge back into through the 50s, a little misleading with the 61 that would be earlier in the day. back in the low 50s on friday and saturday. >> thanks for being with us this morning. poor criminals. >> reporter: poor chris. >> reporter: i'm sorry chris is not feeling well. >> this is mr. brown who turned 90. a big celebration was held in wynnfield highlights. he marked the occasion surrounded by family and friends and plenty of cake, happy birthday.

>> "healthcheck" this morning three brands of over-the-counter home pathic children's drugs have been recalled. the medications are being recalled because tests by the fda found different amounts of night shade in the bottle. cvs infant tablets and erie -- ear relief liquid. doctors recommend eating leftovers 3 to 4 days of cooking, if you reheat the food bring it to the same temperature it was cooked originally that will kill the bacteria that

formed. experts say you should be concerned about infectious diseases. 5% of all deaths in the u.s. over the past 25 years were caused by infectious disease. most from the flu and pneumonia. the number has declined due in part to retroviral therapy. researchers warn the u.s. is at risk of new diseases especially those that are easily spread by insects.

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46 by 10:00 a.m. 48 by noon, you'll be cool with a high of 52 degrees, most i will sunny skies a little bit breezy. if you're flying out of town looks like all green aircraft no major delays in any of our big travel destinations. we have some clouds around and no sign of precipitation across the region or out in our travel destinations. if you're traveling up to boston, very little precipitation, same story to the south. up in the upper midwest no major systems to hinder your travel there. >> good news there. turning to sports, temple and penn state are divisional winsers they are heading into the post season. eagles are gearing up for monday night football here's jeff skeverski with more. >> reporter: has temple turned things around or what, the owls for the second straight year have won back-to-back division titles what a if i finish to the

regular season last night at home. the temple seniors going out with a bang against east carolina. ten thousand yards 44 to a donis jenings in the first. jihad thomas another big game. thomas looks like lesean mccoy at the linc. 28 yards touchdown. the howells scored 27 unanswered points last night. temple wins, 37-10. >> next up, navy, next saturday on 6abc, in the afternoons title game what a scene on the field after this one last night. is. >> to be sitting at 3 and 3 and

to win 6 straight. as i told them, trophies come and go, rings come and go, keep getting better i'm excited about that. >> congratulations to temple and to penn state because we are going to a big ten title game. who saw this coming. what a run by penn state they won 8 straight. thanks to a little help from ohio state the nittany lions will play for a conference championship, too. penn state fans going nuts a happy day in happy valley. they need a win to clinch. penn state blows them out. 376 yards and four touchdowns, three come in the third, penn state 45-12 clinch ago spot in the big ten title game next saturday against wisconsin. what a finish! >> humbled for this night and

humbled for the type of support we get and thankful for the guys in that locker room. it's special. we've overachieved and we keep overchiefing and we want to continue to do that. so, is nelson ago similar playing or not -- nelson agular playing or not. he said he will respect his decision either way. after the tough game in seattle. the eagles ruled out the right tackle and running back ryan matthews with knee injuries. expect rookie wendell smallworth to have a role. >> he responded well, the biggest thing is getting more work. >> i definitely look forward to

it. i'm going to embrace it. it is a challenge and great opportunity for me. >> reporter: sixers big man embiid will start today against labron james and the cavs. in wilmington, delaware, a sea of police officers led the way for the annual jaycee's christmas parade. senator tom carper was dressed in holiday red as he walked the parade route. ascertain look who else was in the parade, our own gray hall was on the float with tiger. >> there's much more ahead on "action news" sunday morning. >> we'll be right back.

>> cuban americans here in philadelphia react to the news of fidel castro's cause of deat. >> a fire sent a family out into the cold night air. >> don't let the bright skies fool you, you will need a coat as you head out today. >> david murphy has a preview.

>> reporter: especially when the winds kicks up. it's going to be on the cool side. stepping outside, there's cape may, you can see sunshine despite coastal clouds off the coast. we're looking at a bright one in the morning and staying sunny in the afternoon. satellite and radar shows clouds gathering from the north to the west of us. as they try to cross the mountains and the air sinks and dry, most of that will fall a part. it doesn't mean you won't see any clouds, but generally you can expect the day to be mostly sunny. 38 degrees is the temperature. coat weather as gray and nydia have been saying. 36 in wilmington, 4 in -- 34 in trenton. 33 in millville. 43 in cape may. wind not bad, each haven, 14 miles per hour. as we go get into the sunrise, the winds will pick up.

staying cool today, 37 by 7:00 a.m. noon, 48. there's the high, 52 by 3:00 p.m. 6:00 p.m., 43. we have much-needed rain in the seven day. and we don't have to wait too much longer for it. >> many in the cuban american community continue to celebrate the death of castro. thousands danced in the streets in little cuba, miami florida. cuban communities in places as far north as new jersey are celebrating castro's death. >> this is the best news around the world today. the best news because fidel castro is the devil. >> i know my people are very happy today. >> this is the best understood around the world today. the best news because fidel

castro is a devil. >> president obama had a more measured response saying the u.s. offers a hand of friendship during this time of mourning. >> here at home, cuban americans gathered at a 0 popular restaurant in old city to contemplate the passing of fidel castro. they discussed the cuban leader and the political implication implications in the wake of his death. >> the people of cuba have taken steps to better their lives and this is us recognizing what it means to them. >> reporter: they plan to hold special >> a fire badly damage a homed

on the 100 block of north dewy street. firefighters arrived moments later to find smoke coming from the first and second floors. everyone in the home had managed to get out safely, thankfully. crews had the fire under control in 15 minutes. there's no word on what caused the fire. police in delaware asking for your help as they investigate the mysterious death of a woman. the woman was lying on the side of the road in wilmington late friday night. a neighbor made the discovery and called police. this morning officers have no identity on the victim him an autopsy will be performed to determine the cause of death. >> today marks the busiest travel day of the year for many who are going home from the

thanksgiving mom day. sky6 live hd looking live at philadelphia international airport. you want to check the flight status before you pick someone up. the highways will get congested today. heads up for those of you planning to hit the road. ment long thanksgiving holiday is the start of the holiday season. the kicked off last night with the philly tree lighting in halladay plaza. >> reporter: the joy of the season filled center city at dilworth park. christmas lights and cell phone screens lit up the night as the crowd enjoyed classic holiday songs and dances. >> it was great i didn't know what to expect, the show was going to be, we had a lot of fun

she loves dancers. >> i enjoyed the dancers as well. >> reporter: keeping the crowd nrsed and the crowd amused. but the star of the night was the dazzling 40-foot tall fresh colorado fer tree that was topped off with the liberty bell. >> for the first time of the city, the holiday tree lights will be powered using wind power. one, two, three. >> no matter how you celebrate the holidays or don't celebrate the holiday, this tree is a big deal for philadelphia. >> reporter: it was designed by david corren.

>> he did a lot of research and took iconic stuff along the way in every neighborhood. >> reporter: it's a magnificent start to the christmas season in a way that is uniquely philly. >> the tree lighting ceremony was awesome. all the special events you just need to be here. >> reporter: if you missed out on the show it's not too late to take in the sights. in fact you would be one of 700,000 people who come down and check out the tree in the next seven weeks. reporting in center city, jennette reyes, channel 6 "action news." >> the holiday spirit filled the air in the northeast last night. ♪ joy to the world ♪ the lord has come >> they sound good, right? the philadelphia boys choir performed during the american heritage credit union christmas tree lighting in bustleton. it took 35,000 lights to

illuminate the 40-foot tall tree. it's beautiful. the long holiday weekend kicks off the holiday shopping season and tomorrow millions will try to cash in on deals found online for cyber monday. amazon planning to roll out 75,000 sales tomorrow. the deals will continue throughout the week on a variety of products including toys and electronics and video games and books. this weekend the shopping rush was a bonus for local businesses. it was small business saturday. the action cam was in main street music in manayunk. mayor jim kenny stopped by to browse for record. shoppers took the advantage to cash in on good deals. people strolled down main street in ambler montgomery county descrolg through the mom -- strolling through the mom and pop shops.

some cashed in on the holiday decorations at the holiday shopping village. unique shops in doylestown drew shoppers. we caught up with people on state street looking for the deals. >> online shopping the day after thanksgiving hit new records and could rival cyber monday. consumers spent $3.5 billion shopping online on friday alone. that's a whopping 21% increase from black friday a year ago. adobe attracted retail options as people looked for online deals. the mall of america in minnesota reported its busiest single day in sales in years. >> 6:40 a.m. if you can not pay for you're meal we'll talk about a calf may that allow those who

don't have money others can help. >> david murphy has the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast.

we're learn being the california woman who was found alive on thanksgiving after being held captive for weeks. the sacramento bee is reporting

that sherri papini was chained to something when she flagged down an motorist near interstate five. she disappeared out jogging near her home. authorities are searching for two hispanic women driving an dark suv. "good morning america" weekend will have more on the investigation into the her disappearance. "good morning america" weekend is next following the broadcast at 8:00. the army corps of engineers is urged protesters to leave federal land in north dakota. hundreds have been camped out for weeks north of cannon ball river in protest of the dakota pipeline. they say it is meaning will also also -- meaning atlanticless tod if it is being ignored. federal officials have given them until december 5th to

leave. let's get you caught up on the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast with david murphy in for chris sowers. >> reporter: storm tracker 6 live double scan shows you we are dry, as we look outside, we have sky6 live hd lots of sunshine building above the commodor barry bridge. looks like there might be a tugboat coming down the water there in the center of the river or that's an island 0 buoy system that i have never noticed in all the years i've been looking at this shot. all right, 38 degrees in philadelphia. 34 in trenton. 36 in allentown. 36 in reading. 36 degrees in wilmington, 33 degrees just above the freezing mark in millville. 43 in cape may. winds not all that strong across the region this morning. although they will have a tendency to build a little bit as we go through the afternoon. look for it to be cold to start out and chilly later on as you see in a moment. the clouds are continuing to erode in delaware and cape may

and cumberland county getting clipped that will not be around much longer. the additional cloud cover will break a part as it heads over the mountains and descends or when it drops toward the surface. it will squeeze a lot of clouds out. we have sun in the lehigh valley, breezy later on after sunup after we start moving through the day. 50 degrees. down the shore a similar profile with a fair amount of sunshine in play today. chilly conditions, 53 degrees, a little bit after breeze later in the day. 52 in philadelphia. with again, mostly sunny size, chilly obviously. there's the winds out of the west northwest 8 to 16 miles per hour. not wind that will bring down branches or something like that, but something that will add to the chill with the 52 on the thermometer. overnight tonight, the windese back, but we get down to 34 degrees in philadelphia. i could see the outlying suburbs

get into the upper 20s. when you get up tomorrow morning it will be cold and i'll be on the terrace with the winter coat. sunshine tomorrow, the clouds thicken as the day goes on. tuesday morning, we see the rain building in, noon on tuesday, this will fill in across the region during the afternoon and the rain on and off won't end until thursday, even up until wednesday, we're looking at maybe an inch of rain or more in some spots. by the time we're all said and done it's one to two inches. by the time the system moves out on thursday, frankly we need the rain. it's good we're getting a couple of wet days. 52 tomorrow, -- 52 today, 56 tomorrow, tuesday, rain arrives, 65. wednesday, another slug of rain comes in. 65 the milder high.

we're calling for 61 on thursday, the rain comes in and the temperatures tumble falling to 50 bye-bye -- by dinnertime, friday, low 50s, saturday, low 50s. >> how low can you go. you can check storm tracker 6 live at any time at 6abc.com/weather. >> if you're just waking up with us, 6:45. a cafe in mexico is trying to bring out people's generosity, the karma car at a offers on the pay -- karma cafe offers pay as you go. they can eat for free if they can't afford it. >> if people are struggling or homeless, they can pay what they can.

>> reporter: he hopes that those who can't pay for their meal will still encourage it to pay it forward. he said the cafe offers a safe place for anyone to come and eat. ♪ i was on my way to work, the next thing you know, i was on the ground. ♪ the trash truck ran over both my legs. ♪ i had sixteen surgeries. ♪ i don't sleep through the night unless i have my medicine. ♪ my medical bills was piling up. my employer stopped paying me. pond lehocky has put me back together. ♪

shooting of a man carrying a knife in maryland, it ended in tragedy when an infant died in the demonstration. baltimore police say the suspect who was the object of the protest refused to drop the two knives that he had. investigators say officers warned the man several times to drop the knives, they used a taser, but that did not stop him. that's when the officers opened fire shooting him several times. the suspect is recovering in the hospital. florida police hope the good images of two burglars will lead to the arrest. the two were caught on video breaking into a for fort laudere restaurant early saturday

morning. they made off with $2,000. the burglary did not stop the store owner chris brown from delivering foot from -- food for the needy folks living in the area. >> rick williams has the crime fighters report. 0 lori mckale has not seen or heard from her daughter amy in months. she left the house on the 13th of june. she said amy sent a text to her daughter the next day and then nothing. >> after that we could not call her phone it would ring and ring and go straight to voice mail we never reached her on her phone again. she said she did have problems. >> she seemed a little distress

dpressed, but she has -- depressed, she has mental issues. >> reporter: amy was last seen on june 14th at broad and olney. wearing shorts and tank top. she is described as 5 feet tall, 140 pounds green eyes and shoulder length brown hair. she has a butterfly tattoo on her right side and rose tattoo on her left shoulder. the citizens crime commission is issuing a 1,000-dollar we roared for any information that leads to our whereabouts. call 215-546-tips. all calls will remain anonymous. for gloria she said it's the no. >> i wake up at it is on my mind. >> reporter: for crime fighters i'm rick williams, channel 6 "action news."

>> an actor best known for his role on the hit sitcom barny miller has died. ron glass. he was described as a gentle caring man. he passed away friday night of heart failure 71 careers old. boeing global services will focus on servicing aircraft. that will be the company's third premier division in addition to the commercial aircraft and defense and space department. it is expected to be up and running by summer or early fall and based in dallas. the term momtrepreneur may

not be familiar to you. they are many stay at home moms who are making a living selling goods via social media. abc's karen travers looks at these moms who want to work, but have flexibility. >> reporter: elizabeth is a momtrepreneur. i work for texas worldwide. the word "momtrepreneur" may be unfamiliar, but you may have seen it on instagram. >> icy these products are great, i would love to share more with you if you're interested. >> reporter: it's like upper ware or maryayman naib

products. >> reporter: they reported a revenue. $626,000 in 2014. >> it allows people to do their work at home in off hours when their kids are sleeping or after they finish their 9 to 5:00 p.m. job. >> reporter: it's hard work, a lot of hustling and not always lucrative. the average annual income was one $3,100. >> when you're scrolling through facebook or instagram sometimes you can't escape a sales pitch. experts say don't overdo it and alienate friend and family. >> i bought from some of em -- of them, but i don't feel i have to.

>> reporter: as a military wife, elizabeth said she said this is the type of work she can do forever. >> there's a social aspect. communicating with people their lives and connecting. >> reporter: karen travers abc news, springfield, virginia. >> flexibility is nice. 6:58 there's another hour of "action news" sunday morning. straight ahead. here's some of the stories we have for you. they are fine tuning a holiday tradition. we'll have a preview of the philly pops annual christmas concert. >> one of our favorite events of the season. >> fun time. >> plus, we'll have an update of the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast with david murphy. we'll be right back.

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>> good morning, it is 7:00 a.m., november 27. in the news there's mixed reaction to fidel castro's death. the world is responding with mourning and celebration. >> a shooting in new orleans' popular french quarter, ten people were shot. the details, the official mourning period is underway in cuba this morning following the passing of fidel castro. >> 90-year-old communist leader ruled that country for 6 decades. the celebration