totalling $25,000. "action news" reporter sara bloomquist is live at the scene of the crime. what are the details here. >> jim a very large reward $25,000 investigators said today this is the case that keeps them up at night. they are running down leads and now they need the public's house in tracking down the heartless hit and run driver and putting him behind bars. >> 8-year-old gianna powell's mother talked directly to the driver of car that hit and killed her daughter when the child walked home from school with her siblings. >> i had to lay my baby today. the hardest thing in my life. i don't get a prom, i don't get a graduation no marriage, no grandkids no nothing. so just turn yourself in. make it better for everybody. >> they have announced a new

reward, the mayor's office is offering $10,000 for information leading to arrest and conviction and the fop $15,000 just for an arrest. >> you bring him in today and are you paid today and lets give this family closure. >> and they believe he was behind the wheel of this car captured on surveillance video, the driver going southbound on 63rd when he hit the child at landsdowne, the vehicle appears to be a silver nissan ultima, likely with damage to the front grill and headlight, finding the car and driver is a top priority for police. this is priority number one. i don't know how this person, how they are living with themselves. i wake up at 3:00 in the morning and wondering what we missed in this case. >> i can see the toll it takes on them.

>> they are getting assistance from septa police and departments in adjacent communities and gianna's family is pledging to contribute to this reward fund and it could be larger. this is a case they want to see solved. i'm sara bloomquist, channel 6 "action news." >> thank you. police have captured a man wanted for sexually assaulting a woman in buck county. investigators say that 21-year-old derek anderson is homeless and found in an abandoned vehicle in philadelphia. anderson is accused of breaking into a home in bensalem on saturday and attacks a woman inside. police say that this anderson on surveillance video from a nearby gas station just minutes after the incident. anderson faces burglary and indecent assault charges. philadelphia police are trying to fine the person that gunned down a boy in may fair in philadelphia.

"action news" reporter bob brooks is live right outside of the boy's house on cotman avenue, bob do police have any leads in this case? >> reporter: good evening. detectives are not telling us anything about a suspect but they need help. if anyone watching knows anything about this pick up the phone and call philadelphia police and get this killer off the streets. >> it's a life cut entirely too short. this is ian willsy of may fair shot and killed last night. his close friend frank myers describes a typical 15-year-old addicted to his favorite sport. >> he liked to play football. >> i went to school and they took me aside in the classroom and they said you know your friend ian got shot. i couldn't really believe it and. >> then he rushed over to ian's home and saw his brother

charles. >> i seen charles crying, you are not that type of person. i saw him crying that say shame. >> willsy was gunned down on bro street, it's report that willsy and a friend were walking to the store when they were approached and someone opened fire. >> you don't expect to hear gunshots and you think it's fireworks or something. and i realized it and said get away from the window. >> i ran out of the house and he was gone before i even got there. >> reporter: again no word of a suspect trips if you know anything immediately call police. willsy just 14-year-olds old and a go fun me page is set up to help his family with funeral expenses. bob brooks, channel 6 "action news." >> thank you bob. authorities have identified the woman hit and killed by a septa

bus in center city philadelphia. 64-year-old lydia of cherry hill was struck after 5:00 last night at 23rd and chestnut. police say she was in a crosswalk pushing her -month-old grandson in a stroller and the infant was not hurt and police have not been able to interview the 32-year-old driver. it was built in 1792 so the state house in new jersey is the second oldest continually used state house in the country and parts of it are in danger of collapse. that is why governor chris christie announced a 300 million there's facelift for the historic building and that will begin immediately and talked about his plans for next year. new jersey correspondent, nora muchanic, has the story. >> governor christie called conditions at the 224-year-old state house in trenton shameful and embarrassing and work will start immediately on a four year project to modernize and fix the

building that is subject to catastrophic failure in many place sflz this is not a place we should ask people to come and work in every day and put their lives and health at some measure of risk. >> christie did not off ever details but that it would be funded by the economic development authority. the governor repeated that despite speculation of a job in the trump administration he is not going anywhere for now. >> i am telling you that i am completing my term. now, i will also tell you that if something extraordinary happens in the world where my service is needed i will consider any requests that are made. >> staying in new jersey means grappling with grumbling approval numbers and charges him withder licks of duty for not stopping the lane closures his

aides engineered for political pay back. >> six people testified he is lying under oath and three of them he is good friends with. >> the governor maintains he knew nothing about the closures before or after the closings happened. >> sorry to disappoint you but i'm not going to. >> the governor has a lot going on the first time before the press corps since the bridge gate trial and the election. nora muchanic, channel 6 "action news." >> rain slicked roads led to multiple crashes in delaware this morning. in newark, rescue crews used the jaws of life to free a driver tropped in her car following a crash and the driver collided with a small bus on paper mill road and the 29-year-old driver of the car suffered head, leg and possible internal injuries she was taken to the hospital in critical condition. look at that vehicle. the 78-year-old operator of the

bus was also taken to the hospital for treatment. in newcastle a woman was briefly trapped when her car overturned. the happened happened on route 13 north to route 35 north and first responders were able to get the driver out and she was taken to christiana hospital for treatment. philadelphia police are searching for a pair of vandals, one who appeared to be sipping wine during the crime. and on this giving tuesday philadelphia students are getting a lesson on what the holiday season is suppose to be about. the one two punch of rain is tapering off but tracking more rain tomorrow. details on the timing in the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast. the eagles log their first ever home loss of the season. jaime apody with reaction when "action news" continues tonight.

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done.e have it makes it so much more special. michael: despite his myriad of injuries it is hard philadelphia police are tracking down the vandals that left their mark at a grocery store at the fresh market on german town avenue. one suspect spray painted an anti-trump message on the building and the other appears to take pictures or video while sipping wine. officialed estimate the damage at $3,000 to $10,000. officials forced people from their home after a fire the flames erupted after midnight on montrose street.

the red cross is assisting five adults and six children. a number of philadelphia schools received a boost. checks totalling nearly $15,000 to support programs that the schools say they are in desperate need of. the money comes from his council salary that he donates each year. today is giving tuesday a day to remain everything what is really important for this period between thanksgiving and christmas. and after four years it's really catching on. katherine scott profiles one example of giving tuesday. >> it's no easy feat to raise thousands of shoes but the students at queen mary school are trying. >> we ask everyone in the our

families. >> and the martino family provides. >> you know how many shoes are in that bag. >> i don't know but i think it's a lot. >> the school is running a shoe collection with funds to organize. the nonprofit buys the shoes from the school and ships them around the world. they can be sold or repurchased giving opportunities for families to buy businesses in their community. >> the money the school makes goes towards programming and equipment and any shoes are accepted as long as they are gently worn and anyone is able to drop or donations. >> i think i'm going to do that next. >> we really want to have the children understand tl is a bigger world around them. >> it teaches them a great lesson when they are growing up and they know no care for other people and be thankful for what they have. >> the drive started on november

4th and they have 2,000 pairs and posters and emails and announcements and phone calls. all with an effort to drum up support. a special push for giving tuesday. >> people were out on black friday fighting of televisions so having a day that is meant to provide an opportunity to think about serving others is a really great skill to have in our own lives and to teach children. >> there is still time to drop off. the collection runs until martin luther king day, they open the school then for a day of service to sort and count the shoes. katherine scott, channel 6 "action news." a larger than life exhibit has opened at the franklin institute and "action news" was invited to a special preview of jurassic world the exhibition, we were there this afternoon. the 15,000 square foot exhibit puts visitors in settings inspired by the hit movie but the most impressive features has

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better positions in the future. we continue the journey and continue the process. we see the team that plays hard and competes and we prepare. we are not getting it done. on game day. so you know it's tough. you just want to make sure the team stays together. we can't dwell on it. we keep playing along and can't throw in the towel. our effort is always there, we always keep fighting and keep believing, good news for wentz. that has no weapons yesterday and the only weapon back on sunday and jordan matthews injured himself at the beginning of the half and his ankle should heel in time for cincinnati. >> and facing navy for the acc championship. walker was limping around in a walking boot questionable for the game after injuring his foot last week in their win against carolina.

walker says he will be good to go but i asked the coach his thoughts. >> phillip walker is in a walking boot walking around what is his status. >> he got hurt in the game, heroic that he played the game out the way he was hurt. we'll wait to the game. >> more on my conversation with the coach coming up saturday morning on temple play book at 9:45 on channel 6. and temple and navy battle it out, kickoff from annapolis money at noon on channel 6. our ducis rogers will be down there to cover the game. finally, a little person ala announcements to make. tanner and chase are adding one more teammate. little guy, not terribly pleased about it. will we need pink or more blue? one, two, three --

>> oh! >> third. >> baby brother will round out our roster in early may 2017. >> oh my. just eight more you can field a football team. >> that is it. no more, three on three basketball team we are good. >> congratulations. >> thank you. jaime apody three boys. some philadelphia students are getting an opportunity to put their technology knowledge to work, commonwealth charter academy gave their students robots they could program on their own. recent studies on their own, it's important to teach middle school students how to code especially the ladies, to show how science and math could be fun.

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i said that is what it is all about, jeff, no more, no less. i'm always a player first. i'm a player. player.ll at wet accuweather forecast and tonight it tapers off. and another round tomorrow and this is great. we have got more than double the amount of rain for all of november. up until today. we desperately needed it. stormtracker 6 live double scan showing right now the steady heavy rain is out of here and tapering off and really done south of philadelphia, but we do have some moderate rain right now falling over trenton, route 1 right now, lifting up to the north and east and this is the first of two rounds of rain and the second one will be arriving later in the morning tomorrow. so the accuweather forecast showing rain so far i-95 in areas north and west getting the bulk of the rain philadelphia an

inch of rain and the wettest day in seven weeks, allentown reporting an inch and a half. and trenton an inch of rain and atlantic city a half inch. and this is the next system pulling in tomorrow and this is causing a pretty big outbreak of severe weather, in mississippi and louisiana with a lot of tornado warnings and watches and has potential to bring us some thunderstorms during the morning with a warm front, late tomorrow night with a cold front. it's pretty mild out there, it's damp and warm and 68 degrees in philadelphia 9 degrees above normal. cape may 56 and wilmington currently 60. reports showing we are seeing fog developing generally west right now with the clouds start to thin out and lancaster reporting visible less than a mile. and when we get a breaks in the clouds it allows the temperatures to drop to the dew

point with light winds and a saturated ground that means we have potential for areas of dense fog, you want to be careful driving around tonight and early tomorrow morning. fog can really reduce the visibilities. satellite 6 along with action radar showing again we have a last batch from round one and then the clouds break across western pennsylvania the next low bringing the severe weather across the deep south that moves in late in the morning tomorrow. so overnight tonight, lots of clouds breaking for some areas of dense fog, temperatures above what our normal highs are for this time of year. philadelphia 56 degrees, that is 5 degrees above normal high. and wilmington 55 degrees, future tracker timing out the showers, morning rush and lots of clouds and could have a few sprinkles doesn't look to be widespread organized rains as we head later in the morning at 10:00, 10:30, this is when we

get the warm front perhaps rain or a rumble of thunder and that lifts north by 5:00 and the heaviest rain is across the poconos and warm and damp and cloudy and then the cold front barrels through late tomorrow night early thursday morning and that brings us another round of potentially heavy rain and perhaps thunderstorms, thursday 7:30 morning commute and the sunshine is back and we are drying things out future tracker showing additional rainfall and generally about a half inch to inch of rain and some areas could get more where you see a thunderstorm. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast tomorrow periods of rain and perhaps a few rumbles of thunder and 69 is the high and thursday sunshine is back and breezy 58 degrees, friday we drop down to 53 and the first weekend of december will be dry and seasonable. saturday 51 degrees and sunday 49 heading into next week, monday partly sunny and 52 degrees and tuesday our next chance for rain with a high of

48 degrees, keep the umbrellas on hand tomorrow again then we dry things out by thursday. >> thank you. finally tonight members of the "action news" morning team joined the 19th annual camp out for hunger today. matt o'donnell and david murphy and karen rogers stopped by the event in philadelphia to support preston an steve's week long food drive, the crew of wmmr is hosting the drive all benefiting fiphilabundanc philabundance. >> "action news" continues tonight at 10:00, with brian taff and sharrie williams, and please join us for "action news" at 11:00 here on channel 6. for cecily tynan, jaime apody, ducis rogers and the entire "action news" team i'm jim gardner we hope you'll join us at 11:00. onboard.

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tonight, breaking news. the state of emergency right now. several major fires out of control in tennessee. thousands of families and tourists racing to escape. this hotel engulfed in flames. even dolly parton's dollywood in the path. some cabins catching fire. also breaking, the deadly plane crash. what we have just learned. what happened just before the crash. and the team onboard, the video of them celebrating before the fateful flight. and the six found outside the plane, alive. the attack at ohio state. the student on a rampage with a butcher's knife. what's now been discovered tonight. donald trump about to go to dinner at this hour with mitt romney and his wife. will romney get the job as secretary of state over rudy giuliani? and cameras in the court. the stunning moment. the officer who shot walter scott in south carolina.