in death as in life as cubans mourn and americans celebrate his passing. plus a man is stabbed during a home invasion in bucks county. now the search is on for his attacker. >> even physical's mayor turns out -- philadelphia's mayor turns out to support main street on small business saturday. good morning, if you're just waking up, meteorologist david murphy in with the accuweather forecast. it is chilly. >> reporter: it is chilly, we have sunshine and very little cloud cover over center city. as we roll through the day, we'll have little cloud cover popping in, but it's going to stay bright. satellite shows cloud cover overhead and there's holes in the cloud cover marching in over the mountains that will fall a part always it works in, as well. it is chilly, we're in the 40s across the region.

40 degrees in trenton. 43 in philadelphia. another 43234 allentown and reading. -- another 43 in allentown and reading. 44 in cape may. we'll see winds pop up in the teens and double figures. that's what you can expect over. today's high, 52 which is on average for this date. tonight, 34, cold, but around average. tomorrow, things change with an increase in clouds during the day. tuesday and wednesday we're looking at much-needed rain. i'll have that in the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast. gray and nydia. >> he was one of the most iconic and divisive political figures of the 20th century. cuba faces life without if fidel castro. >> he died at the age of 90. he led a revolution depots ago

dictator and becoming a dictator himself. for many he was a beloved figure. >> reporter: good morning, to some he was a bloody tyrant and to others a liberator. in his death as in his life. castro has evoked a range of emotions. the sunrise over post-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 attending the university of had a van, chanting and singing and crying where they begin a 9 day of morning for if fidel castro. the his death announced by his brother on state television late friday taking the country by surprise. >> they closed the club and

everybody left. i don't know it was interesting. i feel like i was part of history. it is the last thing i thought was going to happen while we were here. >> reporter: a few hundred miles away a different story. the epicenter for the american cuban compile -- exile community, little havana turning a page in cuban history. >> the best news around the world, because fidel castro is a devil. >> reporter: many celebrating are exiles or decent -- descendants who didn't live to see this day. castro was the last of the 20th industry's communist strong men. his body set to be cremated and his ashes taken ton a three day journey across the country

before being buried on december december 4. >> -- 9:03 a.m. the long holiday weekend is winding down it's time for americans to return home. looking at philadelphia sprcial sprcial -- international airport, so far flights are arriving and departing on time. there are very little weather problems to cause delays. amtrak will see one of its busiest day ever. it has added trains and seats on the northeast corridor to accommodate the home bound rush. many trains are sold out. amtrak said it moved three-quarters of a million people last thanksgiving. that number is expected to be higher this year. >> developing out of the french quarter in new orleans, gunfire near bourbon street has left one dead and nine others wounded.

officers were called to the bourbon street when they arrived they found ten shooting victims. two of the victims were women. one of the men who was wounded is one of two men police have arrested on firearms charges. police are looking for a person who seriously wounded a man in a home invasion in chalfonte yesterday day. the happened at the gray friars apartment. there is no word why he was targeted. anyone with information is asked to call new britain township police. one man is dead after a barricade and standoff situation in roxborough, philadelphia. officers say a heavily armed man fired shots from his home along river road. we were told he fired shots at officers responding to the

scene. police sealed off the area which included two den homes. >> it was something -- dozen homes. >> it was like something out of a tv show. everybody was evacuated. we were told to shelter in place. >> police shut down the septa regional rail line and walking and bike trail. after several hours when they could not contact the armed man, they sent in a robot and found he had taken his life. they recovered a sizable number of guns from his home. hang today, a funeral and memorial service will be held for a young father shot and killed friday outside the hamilton mall. 29-year-old was shot and killed. his orderly brother was injured. police are searching for the attackers. cottman was a 2013 graduate from atlantic city high school and standout wide receiver on the football team. hillary clinton's campaign has joined the effort to push

for a recount in one state. wisconsin is moving forward with the first-ever presidential recount. the green party is fighting for vote recount in pennsylvania and michigan. president-elect donald trump is condemning the effort calling it a scam. clinton is 2 million votes ahead in the nationwide popular vote. the electoral college vote that determines the outcome of the election. consumers let their fingers do the buying even before stores open. nearly $3.5 billion was spent online on friday alone. that was a whopping 21% increase from black friday a year ago. adobe said shoppers used their mobile devices to find the online deals. the mall of america in minnesota had its busiest single day in sales in years. >> the shopping frenzy

continued this weekend, saturday was dedicated to the neighborhood mom and pop stores for small business saturday. the action cam in main street music in manayunk when mayor kenny stopped to browse the records. many stores offered special deals and shops throughout the delaware valley they took advantage of it. the weather was perfect for people taking advantage of small business saturday in ambler, montgomery county. one of the big bargains was on holiday decorations at the holiday shopping village. the host of unique shops in doylestown bucks county drew plenty of shoppers yesterday. we caught people on state street looking for the one of a kind items at local stores. >> if you had a ticket for the 421 million-dollar powerball drawing there was good news and bad news.

one ticket was sold in pennsylvania and worth $1 million. it was a ticket sold in tennessee that won the jackpot. wednesday's drawing will be worth $40 million. >> 9:09 a.m. eagles are preparing for a prime time fight they host the green bay packers monday night football. >> there are questions mark. doug peterson has not decided if nelson achlor will play after last week's poor performance. we'll see what happens monday night. >> you nailed that name. i'm glad you have it. >> i was a little nervous. >> you'll see all the action tomorrow night, coverage starts with our pregame show and we

wrap it up with the post-game show live. >> i like how everyone in the studio is doing like this. thank you for noticing. there's much more to come on sunday morning edition of "action news." a quiet saturday turns into chaos in the restaurant when a car crashes through the door. a new app could provide the veterans early warning of post traumatic stress attack. let's take you outside looking over the commodor barry bridge, bright and beautiful, but it's chilly. take a jacket. david murphy in for chris sowers with the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast. >> i can't do that again. >> we'll be right back.

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>> this morning several people in indiana are recovering after a car crashed into a restaurant there. this happened between lunch and dinnertime. two women were in the car at the time of the incident. the restaurant was not busy when the crash happened. the cause of the crash is being investigated. the army corps of engineers ordered pipeline protesters to leave land in north dakota. hundreds have been camped out for weeks to protest the dakota access pipeline. protesters say it threatens the environment and destroy native american cultural sites. time for accuweather. we could see rain this week. >> reporter: we could and we

need it. tuesday and wednesday are the focal point of the rain. it could go into thursday. people on facebook are like we could use the rain, but by thursday morning they will be like okay. it's sunny as you head out to do weekend activities. it's a little bit cool. sky6 live hd showing sunshine. we'll maintain sunny skies, it will be cool enough for jackets from start to finish. 43 degrees, the winds 8 miles per hour officially in philadelphia. we're seeing a lot of areas around the city start to pick up the winds in the teens that where we expect to be for the afternoon. winds fluctuating between 8 and 16 miles per hour. that's not enough to blow a lot of debris around for anything like that. it's enough to get you to hunch your shoulders. 40 in trenton. 43 in allentown. 43 in millville and 44 in cape

may. a little bit of a breeze starting to kick up. satellite and radar showing you early cloud cover down by the shore it is gone as expected. we're seeing the cloud cover to the west of us break up a little bit. as it tries to come east and drop out of the mountains it is starting to fall a part. generally speaking it will be bright over the next -- the rest of the morning and afternoon. 38 degrees was where we were at 8:00 a.m. 10:00 a.m., 46 degrees. noon, 48. and by 3:00 p.m. 52 that's the high today. a little breezy, fairly sunny, but on the cool side. that's the average high for the this date. 5:00 p.m., mid 40s with a few clouds around. high temperatures from north to south not much of a range. in allentown, 50. 51 in reading. 52 in trenton. 53 in wilmington and more of the same down to cape may and up the coast to atlantic city. chilly and breezy.

monday we start out with sunshine. here's the change you'll start to see clouds roll in in the afternoonle we'll transition to partly sunny skies and partly cloudy at 6:00, after the sun is down. the next change comes tuesday, we'll see sprinkles early in the morning. there will be another slug coming in wednesday that might not end until thursday. by the end of it we'll get a fair amount of rain. the other thing about the rainy days tuesday and wednesday. look at the milder air to the west in places like wichita and dallas. that milder air will be drawn into the region. it is rainy, but the temperatures recover nicely, we're looking at a couple of days up in the mid 60s. here we go with the 7 day. 52 degrees, chilly and breezy. tomorrow, sun and gathering

clouds as you just saw, 56 the high. tuesday and wednesday, 65 degrees on the thermometer only in the 50s at night, that's great. september we have systems giving us that rain. pretty wet on tuesday, and dreary and damp on wednesday. some of the rain might spill into thursday morning. we're looking at a high of 61 on thursday, that's a little misleading. it will be early in the day and through the afternoon we'll see the numbers tumble in the 50s as the rain moves away from us and the chilly northwest breeze moves in. friday, breezy and in the low 50s. and saturday, lower 50s on saturday. >> 9:17. a miraculous migration is underway in costa rica. thousands of marine turtles have arrived to lay their eggs. each turtle can lay 100 eggs. locals can collect eggs for the

first few days, but after that it is off limits to make sure the turtle population is not endangered. welcome back you are looking

live right now via sky6 live hd cape may, new jersey, beautiful shot there, the sun is shining, it is cold in the 50s today. in "healthcheck" this morning, bagged salad may be convenient, but it may fuel food poisoning bacteria. an initial 100 salmonella bacteria blossomed to 100,000 in five days. they say sugar helps the bacteria grow. it's best to eat packaged salads the day you buy them. 45 volunteers have signed up to help texas a&m university test an app for veterans

suffering from ptsd. the hitech systems tells the veteran what is needed to get through the attack. >> it intervenes how do you feel? based on the answer to the question, it connects them to a support system. >> among other things, the app could walk the vet through breathing exercises or connect the veteran to a help line. 10 to 20% of verbs from the iraq and -- veterans from the iraq and afghanistan war have ptsd dispensers throughout the year. ct scan was done on caspar. the 19-year-old gator has been lethargic recently. they were concerned that the cancer he was treated for last year had returned. the mobile ct service was called

in instead of moving the gator to the hospital. no word on the diagnosis.

>> reporter: it's a chilly start with testers in the 40s across the region and a little bit of a breeze starting to pick up. dress appropriately as we go through the day. we'll get into the mid 50s and into the 30s overnight. mid 50s by later tomorrow. by 10:00 a.m. it will be 45 degrees. if you happen to be traveling away from the region ending a thanksgiving holiday no problem getting up to boston and beyondful you have to go up to bangor to see any precipitation. same story dry conditions down to savannah, georgia, light sprinkle by jacksonville. it's clear sailing in you're driving out in this direction or flying, for that matter. >> santa may need to take off some of his jolly layers this

christmas. the north pole is 36 degrees warmer than the past decade. the entire arctic is 1 degrees warmer. for most of the year they have had record low sea ice. as ice melts the newly exposed ocean absorbs the heat instead. >> holidays are prime time for travel. if you need a piece of luggage you need one to handle the job, right. consumer reports surveyed 65,000 readers to make shopping for your next suitcase an open and shut case. what's important to people when they select luggage. >> durability and light weight. >> and the color i like it to be bright. >> reporter: experts say considering several key factors can put you ahead of the pack when you're shopping. >> the material is the first

decision you need to make. hard side or soft. >> reporter: nothing like hard side keeps fragile items safe. newer plastics can be rigids and light weight. soft sided bags compress to fill into the overhead bill. >> you want to make sure the handle feels solid. you want to make sure it telescopes up and down smoothly. you want to make sure it telescopes flush into the case. >> reporter: deal with the wheels. four wheel center bags are easier on your back and manuver through crowds. dragging a two wheeler is harder to navigate through tight spaces. >> two wheelers pull better

over cobblestone streets in europe. >> reporter: consumer reports said avoid the warnings on the side claim. take a measuring tape to the store to verify the dimensions yourself. >> as always good information. much more to come on "action news" sunday morning. he was at the center between a showdown between his and cuba. philadelphia city hall is a glow with the holiday spirit we'll take you to the official tree lighting. those stories, plus, david murphy will have the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast when "action news" continues.

>> here's some of the stories we're following on "action news," cubans mourn the loss of fedel castro while cuban americans wonder if this means more freedom there. >> cyber monday deals are coming in by the boat load. >> penndot turns to traffic circles to speed traffic flow. >> david murphy in for chris sowers. cold out there david? >> reporter: yeah it is, i had canada geese last time i was out here about 6 feet above my head and now the starlings.

we have clouds north and west we'll maintain sunny skies most of the day we can't rule out the clouds popping in later. 43 in philadelphia. 43 in allentown. 40 in trenton. 44 in wilmington, 43 in reading. 45 in cape may. certainly jacket weather as you step outside. we're starting to see inindication of stronger winds building in. every now and then somebody pops into the teens. it's not a super-blustery day, but the breeze 15 miles per hour will make you happy you're dressed appropriately. 62 degrees is the high, cool around average this time of the year. 34 the overnight low. that's also right around average. we have much-needed rain on the way in the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast. looks like the center of it is tuesday and wednesday, gray, i'll talk more about that when i step inside with the complete accuweather seven-day forecast which happens to be on "action

news." >> the time 9:30 a.m., the death of cuban leader fedel castro has created strong, but opposite 90 miles a part. in little havana there was celebration by cuban americans. across cuba itself, young and old there were candles of dozens of vigils for their beloved leader. one person who is mourning castro's death is elian gonzaelez back in 1999 he was at the center of the an international custody battle. he was rescued off the coast of florida while his mother escaped communist cuba. his father who stayed in cuba won custody. it was seen as a victory

forecast -- fedel castro. >> cuban americans gathered in old city restaurant to mark the passing of fedel castro. the action cam was at thecuba l. >> we want to make sure that we recognize exactly what this event means to the people of cuba. in the past few years they have taken progressive steps to better their lives and the lives of the people there and this is just us recognizing what that means to them. >> they plan to hold special commemorations each day during the nine day mourning process until the funeral next sunday. a philadelphia family loses their home and looking for a place to stay after their house was badly damaged. the fire started on the 100

block of north dewy street at 2:00 a.m. they found smoke coming from the first and second floors. crews had the fire under control in 15 minutes. so far no word on what caused the fire. police in delaware say they need your help right now solving the mysterious death of a woman this weekend. new castle county police say the woman was found lying on the side of the road on the unit block of short hill road in wilmington late friday night. a neighbor made the discovery and called police. officers have not identified the victim. an autopsy will be performed to determine the cause of death. if you have not check your phone or e-mail get ready, cyber monday deals are coming your way. online offers have been rolling in, amazon plans to roll out 75,000 deals. they will continue throughout the week on a variety of products, toys, electronics and video games and books. it's beginning to look a

lot like christmas at philadelphia city hall. >> 1, 2, 3! last night the holiday tree at dilworth park was hit up for the first time this southeastern. from now through the holidays, that 44-foot colorado if you are are -- fur tree will be lit. >> each sign cut out is a special part of the city. we did research and took iconic stops along the way in every neighborhood. this year's holiday tree is green in more ways than one. for the first time ever the lights will be powered by wind wind generated energy. time 9:34. liberty university president jerry fowell junior was offered

education secretary of state. he turned the job down, he wanted a four to six year commitment. he said he could not be away from the college for more than two years. last year after the mass shooting in san bernadino, california he came under fire for advocating students carrying concealed weapons. most americans are optimistic about the next four years, but they want the president-elect to get rid of his personal twitter account. it's been his signature form of communication. 59% of those polled want him to -- poled want him to focus on solving problems. >> this will be a crucial week for democrats in congress. house democrats pick their leadership wednesday. nancy pelosi is facing a serious challenge. tim ryan said it's time for fresh leaders and many others

say they are frustrated about the lack of opportunities to advance or capitol hill. pelosi's team has been in place for a decade. chicago o'hare is braising for a strike on -- bracing for a strike on tuesday. they are not going to walk out until after the holiday. many workers received the illinois minimum wage which is 8.25 an hour. new jersey spent years getting rid of them, but you will see more and more of them in pennsylvania in the years ahead. penndot said the small traffic circles are the intersection of the future. "action news" reporter, john rawlins has the story. >> reporter: the yellow sign with the circling warning a round about a small traffic circle is ahead. >> the initial inclination is for someone saying why are you buildings a traffic circle. >> reporter: they are not like

the traffic circumstance -- circles of old. they must be navigated slowly. incoming traffic should yield to the traffic in the circle. >> since the round about went in in 2008 there were two accidents. >> this one in montgomery, in a round about going straight or right is pretty simple. going left or making a uturn more involved, but doesn't require stopping. initially, some were skeptical a round about would work here. >> it like it, there's no traffic signals it's easy to go around. >> i believe it slows traffic down for one thing and makes for a safer travel believe it or not. >> reporter: give me your

assessment of the circle. >> when you're in the circle people are supposed to yield to you, they don't. >> reporter: that makes for trouble. >> yes, in my eyes be it's going to cause an accident. >> reporter: she said some theory she likes the idea of round abouts, and hopes pennsylvania will build more of them. the u.s. has 3,000 round abouts, they can cut injury accidents by 75% over conventional intersections. in montgomery county, john rawlins channel 6 "action news." >> 75% that's remarkable. >> much more to come on "action news," gps answers a higher calling as innovative techies have a church finder app for the catholic church. we could see rain here this week, although not today, looking live sky6 live hd

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hammered by heavy rain this weekend. it caused traffic jams and airport delays in the state. yesterday two inches of rain fell on the airport. that's five percent of the normal amount for a whole year. several streets in portland were closed because of floodwaters. >> we'll be getting rain, soon. >> reporter: we will, we're in a border line drought condition, no mandatory he radio instructions, but -- mandatory restrictions, but we could cruise more water in the automatic -- acquifer. we have plenty of sunshine over the ben franklin bridge, northeast philadelphia in the distance. 43 degrees in philadelphia. 44 in wilmington.

43 in allentown. 40 in trenton. 43 in millville and 45 in cape may. there's a bit off breeze coming in from the west, at times popping into the teens. you will want to dress in a jacket a couple of layers as you head out. cloud cover wants to make a run at us earlier, now that's evaporated. i think you'll need sunglasses for most of the afternoon and some of the clouds might try to swing down and most of the them will be trapped on the other side of the mountains today. in the lehigh valley, sun, breezy, winds climbing into the mid teens. mostly sunny and chilly at the shore. high of 5 #. ocean temperature of 48 degrees. in case you're among those who want to go out in the wet suit and do some exploring. there are diving cubs, -- clubs, it's chilly in the water. winds out of the west northwest 8 to 16 miles per hour.

at times there could clouds that pop up, but generally speaking it's bright. overnight tonight it's cold, the winds die down, we have stars with patchy clouds. 34 is the low in philadelphia. i could see the outlying suburbs getting into the upper 20s, that mens when you -- means when you get up tomorrow morning and get your day going you'll want a winter coat. tuesday the next change in the morning, sprinkles by late morning and midday you're looking at rain on and off throughout the area. some of it light, every now and then a little bit steadier. this continues through the day into tuesday evening. wednesday you'll see slugs of rain coming through, as well. it might not be over until thursday morning. up until wednesday around midday, this is what you'll have. over an inch of rain across the region, maybe a little bit less down south.

this is not the end of it. by the end some of you could get a healthy dose of a couple of inches of rain. because it's spread out over over the next couple of days there will not be much runoff. 52 degrees, sun and clouds on monday, high of 56. a pair of 65s on tuesday and wednesday. this will be all rain through here, no frozen stuff. the overnight lows are going into the 50s in philadelphia and even the suburbs. it will be wet and rainy, harder to enjoy the milder temperatures unless you plan to go out with an umbrella and rain gear. the rain tapers off thursday morning, 61 is the high, the numbers fall in the low 50s by dinnertime and staying in the low 50s friday and saturday. >> thanks, david. you can find the seven-day forecast and a live look at double scan radar at 6abc.com/weather. it is 9:44. it is not officially the holiday season until the mummers strut

their stuff. and there they go, the action cam was in pennsauken, camden county yesterday for the annual holiday parade. in addition to the mummer there were plenty of high school bands that performed for the crowd. families lined west field avenue to take part in all the fun and mrs. claus was there to greet all the kids. a sea of police officers led the way for the annual jaycees christmas parade in wilmington, delaware. is that me dancing right there? >> looking good. [laughter]. i got to take part in the parade and do dancing along the way. i was there with ticker -- tiger and winnie the pooh. we'll be right back.

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afoot and light-hearted i take to the open road. healthy, free, the world before me, the long brown path before me leading wherever i choose.

the east and the west are mine. the north and the south are mine. all seems beautiful to me. >> so glad you stayed with us on a sunday morning, 9:48 is your time. , 42 degrees out there. sky6 live hd over the philadelphia international airport. chilly out there, so take a jacket with you when you head out. sad news to report to you right now. one of the stars of barny miller has dialed. ron glass played detective harris back in 1970s on the sitcom. his agent described him as a private gentle caring man who was a delight to watch on the screen. he died from heart failure.

ron glass was 71. >> we're at the "action news" big board with technically speaking. instagram will be able to stream live in real time. the photo sharing app will introduce live streaming. you open the app and tap the camera and you can speak to all of your followers. live videos will be deleted once the broadcast is over. this may be instagram's way of keeping up with its rival snap chat. apple a planning a major update that could include three different versions. they will movie to all glass casing. one all new smart phone could have a 5.8-inch screen with new screen technology and curved display. others say the display may take up the whole screen eliminating sections above and below. the vatican has given its

blessing to a new app one that will help the faithful to find the nearest catholic church. with the bag paper playing, scottish archbishop unveiled the app in rome. they use the gps to search the vatican director for a nearby church. >> we hope when we have all the right information that it will tell people when they are hearing confession when there's going to be mass, we hope it will prevent eventually a little news feed, as well. >> you know the archbishop questions -- confesses loving new apps. the app was inspired by pope francis. the pope himself has embraced technology you know that if you follow the pontiff on twitter like i do. we'll be back with sports.

>> temple and penn state are riding high after both won big yesterday. >> and they could be packing their bags for bowel games. here's jeff skeverski. >> reporter: has temple turned things around or what? the owls for the second straight year have won back-to-back division titles. the temple seniors going out with a bank against east carolina. philip walker the first in temple history to throw over ten thousand yards, 44 to jennings

in the first, that leads to a touchdown. so does this, jihad thomas, two touchdowns and 152 yards. thomas looks like lesean mccoy at at the linc. 28 year olds and next play, touchdown. he has 18 in ten games. the owls scored 27 unanswered points. temple wins 37-10. clinching their division title. next up, navy on 6abc, in the conference title game. what a scene on the field last night in montgomery last night. [chanting] [. >> to be sitting there there 3-3. and win 6 straight. i'm exieded about that. -- excited about that.

>> congratulations to temple and penn state because we're going to a big ten title game. what a run by penn state they won 8 straight. thanks to a little help from ohio state, thank you very much, the nittany lions will be playing a division game, too. penn state blows them out. four touchdowns in the third. penn state, 45-12. chinching -- chinching a spot in the -- clinching a spot in the big ten title game. what a finish. >> we are humbled for this night and the support that we get and so thankful for the guys in the locker room. it's been special, we've over achieved and keep over achieving and we want to continue to do that.

>> james franklin said barclay who left with a right foot injury will prepare to play for next saturday based on on what he knows about his injury. is nelson aghalor playing or not? doug peterson has to make a decision whether to bench him. he said he will respect it either way, but wants to redeem himself. running back ryan matthews has a knee injury. expect smallworth to have a role in the offense. >> he responded well, the biggest thing is going in and getting more work. >> definitely looking forward it, it's a chal and a great opportunity to take advantage of it, what i can do to take on a bigger load. >> sixers imied -- embiid will

start against labron james and the cavaliers. that's sports, i'm jeff skeverski. >> arkansas musicians say you don't have to spend much money for a guitar. you will you need ask a cigar box. ♪ >> okay, he sounds pretty good. he trashed to the american plains with cigar box guitars, he calls arkansas ten o -- tenors are so well made they are being produced under his name. >> that's much more to come on sunday morning edition of "action news." the trip back home begins for

the 48 million holiday travelers in the united states yiedz. we'll check out the progress. we'll check amazing feats from the web in the social quarter. david murphy who has a full suit on will be back in the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast. >> good morning, it is now

10:00 a.m., november, 27. in the news, fedel castro remains as controversial in death as in life. as cubans mourn and americans celebrate. >> a man is stabbed in a home invasion in bucks county. >> philadelphia's mayor turns out to support main street u.s.a. on small business saturday. first, meteorologist david murphy has a look at the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast. >> reporter: we have sun across the region. you can see how the movement of the windy is out of the west/northwest. not all that strong, breezy, and sunnier than yesterday, the clouds north and west will hold their ground for the majority of the afternoon. 46 degrees in philadelphia. 43 in allentown. 45 degrees in cape may.

45 in dover. again, the winds coming in from the west not all that strong. we're up to 10 miles per hour in philadelphia. and we're beginning to see a lot of numbers in the teens across the region. so an indication that since dawn the wind have picked up a bit. i don't expect them to go much higher than this, ten to are 15 miles per hour. breezy enough to require a jacket. 52 is the high, that's around average for this time of the year. 34 is the overnight low, also around average. tomorrow, cool in the 50s, but then rain comes along with milder air, kind of an interesting combination one that will work out fairly well for us, i think. we'll talk about that in the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast nydia and gray later in the half-hour. >> thank thank you. he was one of the most iconic and controversial leaders in history. fedel castro died yesterday at

the age of 90. i led a revolution in the island nation depotsing a dictator and -- deposing a dictator and becoming a dictator himself. >> reporter: good morning, to some he was a bloody tyrant and to others a liberator. in his death as in his life. fedel castro has evoked a range of emotions. the sunrise over post-castro cuba, unclear if it means the dawn of a new day. his name rings bike a battle cry in hoo -- in havana. students attending the university where their education is free, chanting and singing and crying as the country begins an official nine days of mourning forecast cast. one student thinks she owes the revolutionary leader everything. the word of his dead announced by his brother on state television late friday taking

the country by surprise. >> they closed the club and everybody left. you know, i don't know it was interesting. i feel like i'm part of the history. it was the last thing i thought would happen while we were here. >> reporter: but a few hundred miles away a different story. the epicenter of america's cuban exile community miami's little havana during a page in -- turning a page in cuban history. >> the best news around the world today, the best news, because fedel castro is a devil. >> reporter: many celebrating are exiled they are descendants who didn't live to see cuba without a castro. it offers a glimpse of hope that the cuba they once knew will be in reach. castro was the last of the 20th century communist strong men. his body set tobacco cremated

and his ashes taken ton a three day journey across the country before being buried on december december 4. channel 6 "action news." >> uncertain times in cuba. 10:04. triple a said 48 million americans traveled for thanksgiving and now they are heading home. the goose, the weather is -- the good news, the weather is cooperating as they head home. >> bob brooks joins us at philadelphia international airport. bob, what's the situation there. >> reporter: a bitter sweet feeling for people heading home for the mom day. happy to get out here and head back to their routine, but sad to leave family. behind me you can see a check in at delta, not too, too busy right now. but expected to pick up. this year, according to aaa 49 million americans traveled 50 miles or more for the holiday

season. that's an increase in 1 million people compared to last year. the majority hit the road with 43 million travelers driving and 4 million flying and the rest going on cruises trains and buses. we spoke with people, a mom and daughter saying goodbye she was heading back to college another woman heading back to school. another family from atlanta scrambling to get to the gate. >> my wife left stuff back at the rental car place and go back out and get her jewelry whatever she dropped in the front seat. >> this was the perfect start to an awesome holiday weekend. >> it's nice knowing that christmas is in three weeks. this is the longest stretch. it's hard to say goodbye. >> it's nice to come back hear, my family is here, i have no family in kansas. i miss philadelphia a lot.

>> reporter: hard to say goodbye. >> exactly. >> reporter: another live look here at the airport, you can see people checking in, very steady this morning. not overly crowded be but steady, people heading back on one of the busiest travel days of the year, another great blessing people are talking about, as you mentioned how nice the weather is definitely complilts -- compliments them heading home. reporting live at the philadelphia international airport. bob brooks, channel 6 "action news." >> thank you. developing out of the french quarter in new orleans, gunfire left one man dead and nine others wounded. officers were called to the scene at 10:00. when they arrived they found ten people wounded. investigators have not indicated a motive.

police in bucks county are trying to find the person who seriously wounded a man during a home invasion in chalfonte yesterday. it happened at the gray friar apartments yesterday afternoon. a 32-year-old man was stabbed and remains hospitalized. there's no 0 word on why he was targeted. anyone with information call new britain tap -- township police. a man was bar indicated in the roxborough section of philadelphia. a heavy armed man fired shots along river road. they fired shots to officers as they responded to the scene. police sealed off the injury. >> it was like something out of a tv show. everybody was evacuated except my mom and i were supposed to shelter in place. >> police shut down the norristown regional rail line and neesh walking and bike -- nearby walking and biking trail.

after several hours when they could not contact the young man, he they sent in a robot and discovered he had taken his own life. a funeral and memorial service will be held for a young father shot and killed outside the hamilton mall. cottman was in the parking lot. his orderly brother was injured. -- older brother was injured. cottman was a 2013 graduate of atlantic city high school and standout wide receiver on the football team. hillary clinton's campaign has joined the effort to push for a vote recount in one state. officials in wisconsin are moving forward with the first ever presidential recount. this comes after jill stein raised millions of dollars to fund the recount. the green party is fighting for vote recounts in pennsylvania and michigan. president-elect donald trump is condemning the effort calling it a scam. clinton is about 2 million votes

ahead in the nationwide popular vote, but it is the electoral college vote that determines the outcome of the election. shopping centers are busy on black friday. $3.5 billion was spent online on friday alone. that's a whopping 21% increase from black friday a year ago. adobe said shoppers used their mobile devices to find online deals. people hit the malls, too, the mall of america in minnesota had the busiest single day in sales in a years. more attention was dedicated to the small business day. manayunk we captured the mayor jim kenny stopped by to browse for records. many stores offered special deals and the shoppers took advantage throughout the delaware valley.

shoppers took advantage of small business saturday in ambler, people strolled down main street and strolled through a wide range of specialty shops. one of the big are bargains was on holiday decorations. we found people in doylestown looking for one-of-a-kind items that local stores are known for. if you had a ticket for the power ball drawing we have good news and bad news. one ticket was sold in pennsylvania. it matched the five white balls and worth $1 million. it is ticket sold in tennessee that won the. 17, 19, 21, 37, 44 and the powerball number is 14. wednesday's drawing will be worth just $40 million. >> that's it, i'm not getting a ticket for $40 million. 10:10 your time.

eagles getting ready for a prime time fight they host the green bay pack packers on monday night football. head coach doug peterson has not decided whether aghlar will play. we'll see what happens monday knight. >> you can see the action right here on 6abc tomorrow night coverage against at 8:00 p.m. with our pregame show followed by the big game and our post-game show live from the eagles locker room. >> still ahead on "action news," this sunday morning, a few words on the new york subway wall become an important part of solas and hearing -- solice

ascertain -- and healing in the wake of the presidential election. >> david murphy has the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast. we're back in a bit.

wildfires are burning across israel for the 6th straight day including a west bank settlement. firefighters are starting to gain control of the new fires, but they are struggling with some of the older ones. the u.s. has lent israeli a 747 capable of carrying 75 tons of

fire retardant. >> time for accuweather. >> reporter: we have sunshine out there, and no rain. storm tracker 6 live double scan covering the lack of rain portion of the story. sky6 live hd showing you a lot of sun. sky6 live hd every where everywe you point the cameras it's looking bright. that would include cape may, new jersey. there's a breeze out there, but it is not strong. in philadelphia, 46 degrees improving a little bit, but the winds are improving, quote unquote up to ten miles per hour at times you'll feel them pop into the teens. chilly today and breeze adding an extra reason for bringing layers if you're going outside. 43 degrees in allentown. 46 in reading, 46 in wilmington, 46 in millville. 45 in cape may. satellite and radar shows you a lack of cloud cover locally. looks like the stuff north and west might want to make a run at us later in the afternoon.

i think you're enjoying a decent sunny start to the day, though. later in the afternoon as the clouds come through, overall you're looking at a mainly sunny day. 352 is the high. 8:00 a.m., 38. 46:10 a.m. 48 degrees by noon. looks like 52 strikes at the airport 3:00 p.m. 5:00 p.m. we're zipping back down into the mid 40s and overnight we'll get to the freezing mark and below it in a lot of neighborhoods. 50 degrees in allentown. 52 in trenton. 51 in reading. 52 in philadelphia. 52 in millville. 51 in cape may. tomorrow, sun and clouds begin to move in as the day goes on. they will start out high and thin, so the sun gets through. they will get thicker overnight into tuesday, tuesday morning, sprinkles as we get into the afternoon, showers around. looks like it could be damp with

potentially steady downpours at times here and there on tuesday. wednesday another system gives us more of this, off and on rain through the day, not raining all the time, but damp and dreary. the rain drops don't get out of here until thursday morning. as the rain comes in you'll see milder air south and west of us building. that will come to the east ahead of a cold front. as the rain arrives, the temperatures will go up, we'll get nice afternoon highs in the mid 60s on tuesday and wednesday. unfortunately you won't be able to to go outside and enjoy it because of the threat of rain at times. 352 degrees is the high, mostly sunny, breezy and chilly. tomorrow, sun and clouds, a high in the mid 50s monday, which is better in the afternoon, still jacket weather. on tuesday, there's the 65. we'll hit you with another 65 on wednesday. above of these days are going to be damp and dreary. milder periods of rain on tuesday, and wednesday.

the last of the rain probably holds until thursday morning. we get chillier. this high of 61 is misleading it will around midday. in the afternoon, the rain is not there any more, but cooler air will sweep in and we'll be closer to 50 by the end of the day. we stay cool in the low 50s own friday and saturday. >> new york city subway station has become the site of a phenomenon a wall of sticky notes. rachel crane tells us more. >> reporter: the union square subway station in new york is covered with sticky notes. >> what did you write on the wall. >> listen to each other. >> reporter: subway therapy was starting pointed by an artist who gave commuters sticky notes after the election to express their feelings. >> i feel sad and scared.

>> after the election i woke up and i felt like -- >> reporter: thousands of sticky notes cover the walls. the station now a destination. >> i changed my commute today to physically to come see this. >> reporter: what did you say? >> that we value life and diversity and i think that's what actually makes america great. >> reporter: the messages are of hope and defines and support for i immigrants and vows to make a better future. >> it reinforces the message that love trumps hate ultimately. ♪ [inaudible]. we hope to meet other people who are talking about love. >> reporter: even new york's governor went to the wall quoting from the statue of liberty, give me your tired,

your poor your huddled masses. >> they took time to put something on the wall. i value all of them. >> reporter: a little note left behind insight to everybody who passed by. >> something i hope in a dark moment will speak to somebody powerfully. >> reporter: the city transit administration is okay with the sticky notes for now, what will happen in the future, is under certain. rachel crane new york.

>> a creature hunted to extinction made news in london, a composite skeleton of a do do bird was auctioned off. it was create the by a do do enthusiast, he collected bones for 40 years until he realized he had enough to make a complete skeleton. it's been gone for 350,000 years. this is time to go social to the social corner. an airline pilot earned his wings and fans around the world with his landings during extreme cross winds. an airport worker captured the nail biting approach by the monarch plane as it shifted back and forth, and pitched downward

before landing safely. nobody was hurt, and he earned a round of applause from the ground crew on the ground. >> take a look at the high school wrestler in minnesota. he is crazy or trying to psyche out his future opponents. the snow was coming down fast and furious. there he was wearing just his wrestling uniform. his mom posted the viral video on facebook this my friend is how a wrestler shovels snow in historic downtown minnesota. the sidewalk was cleared and wrestlers at the other schools in awe. >> i guess he was bored. a company called modern nativity says it updated the nativity scene for today's hipsters. a lot of has changed in the past 2,000 years. they imagine if it played out, joseph would add the birth of

jesus to his snap chat story. >> they don't mean to be sack religious. joseph complete with a man done, the could you 100% organic is eatingd. . it is for sale. tell us what you think about the videos by going to our facebook and twitter accounts. >> we're coming right back. afoot and light-hearted i take to the open road.

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

later on 6abc, here's matt o'donnell with your preview. >> reporter: good morning, guys, hope you're having a great sunday, a little too much thanksgiving turkey, right? coming up on inside we'll talk about pennsylvania and the election and how it is acting like a swing state right now. donald trump won the state by 68,000 votes. we'll discuss that and what it means for the future in politics in pennsylvania. also, the fake news on facebook, it's been a big topic. did it swing the election and we're going to talk about whether or not facebook's plan to sort through this, might be a bad idea him we'll talk about the born gate release and -- porngate release and much more

on inside story at 11:00 a.m. >> this weekend with george stephanopoulos is coming up next. >> martha raddatz has a packed show. >> reporter: good morning, nydia and gray, it was a busy week in politics, as donald trump builds his leadership team. i'll talk to ted cruz, i go one on we know with kelly and conway. bernie sanders ways in on the democratic party and what it looks like, what does it mean with the passing of fedel castro for the cuba and the u.s. with donald trump in the white house. >> few you're feeling stuffed from thanksgiving day dinner, one spin studio is giving you the chance to burn off calories for a good cause. plus -- [rocky theme].

>> celebrating rocky 40 years later, how tourist and locals paid tribute to the philadelphia iconic hometown hero who appeared on the scene 40 years ago. now for david murphy, chris sowers, and gray hall, i'm nydia han.

starting right now on "this week" with george stephanopoulos. >> our transition team is working smoothly, efficiently and effectively. >> as trump heads to the white house. his inner circle deeply divided over secretary of state. is the front-runner rudy or romney? >> his appointments will come out when he's ready. not a moment sooner. >> trump promised to leave his empire behind. >> i couldn't care less about my company. it's peanuts. >> will he do enough or will his businesses profit from his presidency? and the growing call for a recount. does hillary still have a shot? we take the questions to trump's senior adviser, kellyanne conway, senators ted cruz and bernie sanders. and the former chair of the