sunday, january 22 i'm nydia han along with gray hall. >> we have breaking news to tell you about at noon. there has been an arrest in the vicious attack in the transgender woman we have a look at how police tracked down the

suspect. closure of a bridge will cause headaches for commuters monday morning. >> a response from president donald trump concerning the millions who marched yesterday, plus what's on his agenda today as he wraps up his first weekend in office. >> first the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, meteorologist chris sowers you're tracking a nor'easter, right, chris? >> reporter: a snow-less nor'easter, we'll see heavy rain and winds with the storm and later on tonight it will settle into the delaware and the lehigh valleys tomorrow morning. we have a dense fog issued by the national weather serve vis for all areas -- service for all areas west of philadelphia. we'll see the visibility knocked down a half mile. reading, .1. .3 in the poconos. 1.5 in wilmington, atlantic city one mile, millville, 3 miles,

dover, 3 miles, as well. you get the idea this is similar to what we saw yesterday. lots of clouds out here, it's damp, we're seeing a little bit of patchy mist and areas of fog. satellite and radar, you can clearly sigh it's the entire mid atlantic and the northeast, the clouds continue to increase in the advance of the nor'easter that will be heading up the eastern seaboard tomorrow. for the remainder of the afternoon, mostly cloudy, areas of fog and drizzle, highs around 52 degrees. taking a closer look at the nor'easter. right now if you look toward the left-hand side of the screen. you see a counter clockwise swirl that's the actual center of low pressure itself. that will travel east, i put arrows on here all the moisture to the south will be heading into our neck of the woods, overnight tonight and into tomorrow. when i come back in just a few minutes, we'll take a look at future tracker 6, i'll time out all thetation and the

strong gusty winds. storm tracker 6 live is your source for weather that moves into the delaware valley today. there you will find double scan radar, 6abc.com/weather. a man is arrested and a waiting charges in connection with the result of a transgendered woman in center city. the suspect has been taken into custody this morning. he has been identified as a 250-year-old homeless man. officials say they found him in the frankford terminal wearing the same clothes during the incident. the attack happened near city hall the video shows the suspect striking the victim shouting transphobic and homophobic slurs. turnpike connector bridge has been shut down indefinitely after suffering a structural

problem. "action news" reporter, bob brooks joins us from bristol township, bucks county with more on the closure and how long the closure will last. bob, what can you tell us? >> reporter: gray, something people don't like to see or hear about, that's the bridge behind me. you'll not see any traffic going across it right now. it is shut down for the foreseeable future something that will calls problem for the morning work commute tomorrow. turnpike officials say the first step is to diagnose what's going on with the delaware river turnpike bridge that connects bristol bucks county to burlington township. that will take two full weeks alone. those who use the bridge on a daily basis is unacceptable. >> it's somebody's job to know that the bridge is going that way, it doesn't just happen. for it to be completely shut down is an awful inconvenience

to this many people. >> reporter: crews painting the bridge on friday found a fracture in the truss on the pennsylvania side. so inspectors shut it down. we spoke with john rogers this morning he was caught in the middle of that. >> i want to take the bridges it was closed. i want to take the burlington bristol bridge, it was backed up to 413. i ended up late for work. >> reporter: commuters say how could the turnpike commission let it get to this point. >> they have been working on it forever, how did they just fine it and let it come to this. >> reporter: the 1.2-mile long bridge carries 42,000 vehicles east and web has no opening in sight. motorists are encouraged to use the burlington bristol bridge or scutter falls bridge on i-95. >> god for bit the burlington -- god forbid the

burlington bristol bridge is closed during rush hour. we could be sightd here -- sitting here all day. >> reporter: looking at the turnpike bridge, what commuters are saying what's disappointing is that the turnpike commission let it get to this point and no foreseeable future when it will be open again. bob brooks, channel 6 "action news." >> don't forget to join the "action news" morning team, matt, tam, carnal and david will have -- karen and david will have the lathe latest on the morning commute. "action news" against tomorrow morning at 4:30 a.m. a deadly shooting took place in delaware county at east 6th and magazine magnolia stree. one man was shot several times and pronounced at the scene. police in west philadelphia are looking for motive of a shooting that left a man in critical condition this morning. police tell "action news" a

woman answered a knock at the door in the 5100 block of hazel avenue before 7:00 p.m. it came from a man suffering a gunshot wound. the man said a woman shot him. he was taken to penn presbyterian and underwent surgery and was listed in critical condition. house and senate republicans are coming to philadelphia for the annual gop retreat thursday january 26th. british prime minister teresa may will attend the event. she willing the first serving state -- head of state to address the retreat. donald trump used his first full day in office to pay visit to the cia headquarters to honor those killed in the line of duty. >> he took the opportunity to not only praise the intelligence community and slam the media for coverage of the inauguration. mary bruce is at the white house

with the latest. >> reporter: in his first remarks since inauguration, the new president picked a new fight with the press. >> they are among the most dishonest human beings on earth. >> reporter: trump took issue with the reports that the national mall was not as packed during his inauguration as for past ceremonies. >> we had 250,000 people literally around the biddle bowl weeing -- the little bowl we constructed. the rest of the area back to the washington monument was backed. we caught them in a beauty. ink they will pay a big price. >> reporter: the white house is pointing to this photo taken from the behind the podium. this view shot from behind the washington monument paints a different picture. a short while later a fuming press secretary of state sean expires -- spicer took to the

podium for the first time time. no fresh start for their relationship with the press, but trump is trying to mend fences with the intelligence community. >> there is nobody that feels stronger about the intelligence community and the cia than donald trump. trump debuting a new tone after attacking them for weeks accusing them of leaking reports that the russians were blackmailing him. >> that's something that nazi germany did that was a disgrace, the information that was false and fake and never happened was released to the public. john brennen who sparred with trump in the past blasted his remarks. his spokesman said he is deeply saddened and angered. trump should be ashamed of

himself. >> that was abc's mary bruce with the report. president trump met with members of the cia hundreds of thousands of women marched in washington, d.c. and around the world. today for the first time president trump acknowledged the marchs in the tweet, watched protest yesterday, but was under the impression we had an election, why didn't these people hurt, celebs hurt cause badly. peaceful protests are a hallmark of our democracy, although i don't always agree i acknowledged the right of people to march to voice their views. this was the scene in washington, d.c. as hundreds of thousands of women turned out in the nation's capitol to tell mr. trump they will not let the agenda go unchallenged. the turnout was so big organizers scrapped plans for a formal march to the white house.

gloria steinup msm and michael more. city leaders say the crowd size for the event doubled than earlier predictions. nearly 20,000 were expected in philadelphia, but the mayor's office said 50,000 people showed up marchers held signs chanted and sang as they walked slowly you down the benjamin franklin parkway. many say they are concerned about president donald trump administration. >> he came into office and within a few minutes, major pages of the website was gone, lbgt was gone, criement control was gone -- criement control climate change was gone. >> we're not going to lie down. >> mayor kenny called for peace and unity. >> among the hundreds of marchs

held across the globe, a large crowd gathered in trenton. people gathered at the patriots theater near the war memorial. the group marched a half mile to the state house. the action cam was in newark, delaware for the march there. hundreds of people walked more than 2 miles to main street many holding signs to convey their message. our 6abc app has coverage of the women's marchs in philadelphia and washington, d.c. and around the world. we've posted dozens of photos and videos both here and in the nation's capitol. from our new jersey newsroom, transit police arrested a man they say owed the state $56,000 in unpaid tolls and fees. an officer stopped rodriguez when his car went through the e-z pass lane without paying in

fort lee. his e-z pass account had 888 violations. police learned there was a warrant for him. >> tollvaders. incredible video out of arizona we'll take you to the scene as crews rescue people from raging flood waters. can eating breakfast help you lose weight. we'll tell you how recent studies may have been influenced by the company making your cereal. meteorologist chris sowers will be back with the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast and tomorrow's nor'easter when "action news" continues. him

flash flooding in arizona caused close calls for people trapped in surging waters. firefighters in cave creek rescued a half dozen people caught in their cars. there were no injuries reported. the state got a break from the rain, but a new storm is moving into the area today. >> we're expecting rain, but more importantly lots of winds tomorrow, right? >> reporter: that's the big issue with the storm, a general one to two inches of rain, but wind gusts 50 to 60 miles per hour down the shore. those are tropical storm force winds they can create damage. i'll go over that in just a minute. we get you outside, we're looking live at the philadelphia international airport. that view looks better than this morning. we're starting to see some of the fog lift a little bit here and the visibility is improving.

let's flip it over to the radars, we have patching drizzle showing up across interior sections of south jersey. they are seeing the fog to the west, the drizzle to the east, in other locations you're seeing a combination of two, making for a miserable sunday across the delaware and the lehigh valleys. on a brighter note, temperatures are mild. 49 degrees in philadelphia. 49 in millville. 50 in atlantic city. 45 in allentown. close to 50 degrees in dover and wilmington. all right, here's double scan live, we set it in motion for you, so, the center of the storm is over little rock arkansas. that becomes the nor'easter overnight into tomorrow. in the meantime, the counter clockwise circulation will draw all this rain to the north. there's a flood advice have i for northern georgia, a tornado watch, look at the heavy thunderstorms battering the panhandle of florida, it's a mess, a nightmare down there.

the rains will push in our neck of the woods. the severe weather part of the storm will stay to the south, we won't have to deal with anything like that. there could be a rumble or two of thunder tomorrow afternoon, nothing severe. future tracker, showing later this afternoon, it's all clouds and drizzle, maybe an isolated shower, the rain begins to pick up in coverage and intensity overnight tonight especially tomorrow morning, when this is n the wind speeds peak, as well. look at the yellows and oranges. the red pop up monday afternoon, that signaling there could thunderstorms thrown in there. here's the leftover of the storm as it continues to run up the eastern seaboard. as far as the wind is concern, tomorrow morning, most of the region, 40 to 50 miles per hour. the jersey shore, 50 to 60 miles per hour. the national weather service has issued a wind advisory for the

i-95 corridor for 450 to 50-mile an hour gusts and they actually issued a high wind warning for the jersey shore for 50 to 60-mile an hour gusts. it is win that area there -- within that area there we could see the potential of damaging winds. we could see trees down down the shore, power outages, it will make for difficult traveling conditions. not only will the rain coming down at a good clip, all the winds will push the debris everywhere. there will be minor coastal flooding, as well. the jersey takes the brunt of the storm. for the remainder of the afternoon, fog and drizzle, 52 degrees. overnight tonight, rain and drizzle developing after midnight. 40 degrees outlying suburbs, 43 for center city. tomorrow, expect windswept rain, 44 degrees, maybe a rumble or they two of thunder.

46 degrees on tuesday, lots of clouds and periods of rain. wednesday, mild and breezy. 54 degrees, thursday, 50 degrees, friday and saturday, is cooler, but seasonable. >> there's a sun somewhere up there. >> reporter: we hope so. >> we would like to see it. former face lady barbara bush could be released from houston hospital as early as today. she and her husband have been hospitalized for a week, mrs. bush has been receiving treatment for bronx -- bronchitis, mr. bush is being treated for pneumonia. the bushes have been married for 72 years, that's the longest for any couple in american hypothetical. we have an umbrella to protect you from the sun's rays, we'll tell you why.

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to 25% of those who use sunscreen. >> got to be careful. 1:23, much more to come on "action news," including sports. there was cake confusion at the inaugural ball. president trump's cake looked like one made for former president barack obama.

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embiid did not make the trip. the front office was front and center. this will get them off their feet. okafor dropped a dozen, up as many as 7. second quarter, t.j. mcconnell. third quarter, things go south, dwight howard slams it, sixers having a hard time hanging with the hawks down as many as 18. they have lost three straight to atlanta by a combined 70 points. so much for being well rested and ready to go. the flyers have lost 1 of their their -- 12 of their last 15 games. wayne simmons just gotten gained. he is showing no love for the

devils. flyers tied at 1, final minute of the second, the break away, oh, no, scores, flyers down 3-1. steve b steve mason comes in. flyers lose 4-1. they drop 1 of 15, ouch, good night, bad hockey. >> we played a solid first period after that we didn't play the way we want to. >> it's hard if we want to rest on confidence sagging that's the wrong answer. our answer is pull together, dig in and get back to work. >> reporter: they will back to work tonight against the islanders. college hoops first game and the number one ranking villanova has rebounded, five straight wins and reclaimed the number one ranking in the county. villanova never lost a game when josh hart scores 21 points.

hart finishes with 25. chris jenkins looks good, 3 of his 19. nova wins 78-48. number one in the owe 78-68. st. joes playing their game at the palestra, the home team against penn in the big five battle. back come the hawks, st. joes wins 78-71, ending their three-game losing streak. don't forget, nfc, afc championship later today. >> another half-hour of "action news" straight ahead. hundreds of thousands of people take to the pavement and demand equal rights. >> people in missouri are trying to pick up the pieces after a deadly tornado touchdown

there. those stories and the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast and more when "action news" continues. >> happening right now on

"action news," a warning for drivers who normally take the delaware memorial bridge, you'll need to find an alternate route for your morning commute. >> a deadly tornado hits parts of the mississippi. >> officials announce the cause of a delaware county fire that

killed two brothers. >> more on those stories, but first the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, outside we go to chris sowers, use your magical weather powers to bring back the sun. >> reporter: we have shades of gray, a cloudy day, periods of drizzle developing across interior sections of south jersey. where you're not picking up the drizzle you're seeing fog. 49 degrees in philadelphia. now imagine for a second if we had any sunshine, my goodness, the temperatures could be in the mid to upper 50s. it's very, very mild for this time of the year. that's the lone bright spot in the forecast. 49 in cape may. dover, 48 degrees, wilmington, checking in at 49. there's the fog i was talking about. reading down to .1 of a mile. philadelphia up to 5 miles. 1 1/2 to wilmington, and one lonely mile in atlantic city. here's satellite and radar, lots of clouds out here this

afternoon, all of this in advance. approaching northeaster which continues to gather strengths down to the south. here's the wider view, you can see that counter clockwise spin just to the east of little rock arkansas. that's our northeaster overnight tonight into tomorrow. forecast for the remainder of the afternoon, it's gray out here, but it's a quiet day, 352 degrees, cloudy skies areas of fog and drizzle. when i come bank in just a few minutes, we'll take a look at the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, which features that nor'easter for monday and cooling trend as we head into next day weekend. >> many commuters need to make alternates plans, the turnpike connector bridge twenl -- between bristol bucks county and burlington county will not be open. the bridge was closed after a worker spotted a fracture on a steel truss. construction began to stabilize the bridge until a repair plan is made. marches and demonstrations

took over the nation's capitol and cities around the world. >> hundreds of thousand of women and men and children took part in the event saying president trump they are watching. >> this is what democracy looks like. >> reporter: a battle cry heard from hundreds of thousands of people. >> we'll resist racists sexistr way. >> reporter: women,men and children taking to the treats from coast to coast. >> we can whimper or whine or fight back, me i'm here to fight back. >> reporter: boston san francisco, even as far as london, armed the world, that same emotion shared by celebrities. ♪ this girl is on fire >> reporter: all standings up for rights, civil rights, human

rights, we march today for the core of this nation against which our new president is waging a war. >> meanwhile, president trump was able to stay away from the protest for a visit to the cia. hours later trump's press secretary of state calling the press to the briefing room for the first time, disputing crowd size on inauguration day. >> photographs were framed in a way to minimize the enormous support that gathered on the national mall. all while many vowed to stay united for the next four years. washington, d.c. metro staff said close to half a million people had taken the train, the crowds topping the number of riders on inauguration day. the marchers say this is just the beginning. stephanie ramos abc washington. turning to the women's

march in philadelphia more than doubled the predicted crowd size. officials expected 20,000 participants. the mayor's office said 50,000 people turned out for the women's march. mayor kenny kicked off the rally, calling for equality and unit. marchers held signs chanting as they marked down the benjamin franklin parkway. police say it was a peaceful protest. trump is expected to witness the swearing in of several high level staffers to the administration. he is holding a reception for law enforcement officers and first responders who helped with the inauguration. senate committees are expected to vote on the cabinet nominees. the voting is expected is to start tomorrow with the secretary of state rex tillerson. a jet blue flight from new jersey to the dominican republic after a passenger found a written bomb threat on the plane. the flight had taken off

yesterday afternoon, it was in the air when the note was discovered. the flight was diverted to fort lauderdale, florida out of an abundance of caution. three hours later it was cleared and no device was found and no arrests reported. police are investigating a deadly shooting outside a beauty salon. the action cam was on the scene in west oak lane section. police were called at 12:30 a.m. a man in his 20s was found lying on outside the beauty salon. he was dead from a gunshot to the face. fire investigators in delaware county ruled the fire that claimed the life of two brothers accidentally. 49-year-old stephen denby and his 45-year-old brother sherman was killed when they were trapped in the house during a fire. firefighters were called to the home at noon, investigators believe the fire started in the

electrical system of a freezer in the kitchen. one person is dead after a shooting in new jersey, a man in his late 20s was shot on broad street in burlington, late last night. police rushed the man to the hospital where he died of his injuries. police have no systems. police search for the suspect in a violent home invasion, we told you about this story yesterday morning on "action news," an intruder got into a home on east chestnut avenue in the middle of the night. he woke up the sleeping couple inside the bedroom and force the the woman to perform a sex act at gun point. neighbors are stunned. >> this is something you read in a gross book you buy at the airport. it's really frightening. >> police say at one point the intruder set down the gun and that little when the wife -- and that's when the wife grabbed it

and tried to shoot it, but it didn't go off. >> a former harrisburg mayor stephen read's jury selection begins tomorrow. he used taxpayers moanl -- money to buy artifacts for a wild west museum. he faces 100 criminal counts including theft of public funds and bribery and receiving stolen property. >> investigators wants you to take a close look at these surveillance pictures right here. police in abington, montgomery county say this man robbed a td bonk on old york road at gunpoint. he handed the teller a note with the words armed robber. he demanded the backpack be filled he ran off with the money and left the scene in a dark colored hyundai ridge lionel.

>> easy to -- ridge line. a basketball brawl in tennessee, more than a dozen players have been spenderred. loves the arts a comedy troop comes to philadelphia wants you to help during their show. we have the details ahead. taking a living look, sky6 live hd, ben franklin bridge there. meteorologist chris sowers will have the exclusive accuweather forecast including the call for the northeaster tomorrow, when "action news" continues. with all the rush in the morning,

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into mississippi leaving behind a trail of death and destruction. there's the possibility of more tornadoes and 40 million people remain in the line. >> reporter: the city of

hattiesburg is hit by tornados that uprooted trees and power polls tossing trailers like toys. >> i've got to start from nothing. >> reporter: firefighters rescued a woman trapped under herrous, four people have been killed. >> this is what's left of our house. >> reporter: here in the center of the destruction zone darrell is thankful his daughter didn't sleep in her bed, her mattress was thrown into a tree. >> everything was uprooted, like a rag doll slammed to the floor and everything on top of it. a neighbor heartbroken after seeing the damage for the first time. >> reporter: the national weather service said this twister was likely on the ground for 15 miles per hour. it's the same area hit by an e

4 tornado a couple of years ago. more destruction, at william kerry university, buildings are crushed, cars are overturned, the roof of the lecture hall collapsed. the school is now closed until further notice. >> they need to know that help is on the way. >> reporter: the mayor said that he and his wife were forced out of their home a year back four years ago when the ef-4 tornado struck, he said while a trailer is an affordable housing option, it's not an adequate shelter. he is asking people to go to the red cross shelter. abc news. >> we're looking for a nor'easter tomorrow. >> reporter: a snow-less nor'easter. that will makes you happy. for the first time today we can see the commodore barry bridge.

the fog is starting to lift ainchts now -- a little bit now, visibility is slowly improving. you go to the northwest, they are stuck in the pea soup. we have patchy drizzle starting to develop across the interior sections of south jersey. we'll make a zoom into gloucester and camden counties. there's glassboro and williams town area they are picking up mist and drizzle. this will continue on and off for several hours until the main batch of moisture gets in here overnight tonight. that will arrive overnight tonight and into monday. there's the center of the storm right there. this will make the trip all the away across the country like this. once it hits the appalachians it comes charging up are the eastern seaboard. because the counter clockwise winds around the low it will pull the moisture up the coast. speaking of the tornados,

mississippi, alabama, look at the violent weather, thunderstorms watches that are up, tornado watches in effect all that moisture is lifting to the north. fortunately by the time it gets here, it will be a smidgen of its former self. it will be weak compared to what they are dealing with down there. periods of drizzle and fog through the late evening hours. overnight tonight, here comes the rain, it's periods of rain, on and off rain through the day tomorrow, some of it will be heavy at times always indicated by the yellows and oranges, we get into the heavy rain during the afternoon hours, look at the red starting to pop. that would indicate the strong powerful winds and the torrential downpours, this continues through tuesday morning. when all is said and done, some of the latest computer guidance is suggesting 2 to 3 inches down the jersey shore with the general one to two inches for the i-95 corridor and closer to

an inch for the far western suburbs. a storm closer to the coast will produce more rain. one farther out so sea will produce lessor amounts. one to two inches is a good call. the winds will be the issue tomorrow morning. we fast forward and stop the clock at 7:00 a.m., 50-mile an hour gusts across south jersey which will increase to 62 miles per hour by lunchtime. the strong gusty winds continue throughout the day and into the evening hours. when we start talking about winds gusting anywhere from 50 to 06 miles per hour that's in the range that produces damage here. here's a look at the wind scale. broken twigs you see those at 40 to 45. branches 56 to 65 miles per hour. trees down that's the zone for the jersey shore, 56 to 65 miles per hour there's going to be power outages a lot of power lines down, things like that. travel will be difficult down the jersey shore, most of the

time tomorrow. high tide this is the other concern there could coastal flooding tomorrow morning's high tide, atlantic city 4:03 a.m., stone harbor, 4:47 a.m., rehoboth beach 4:13 a.m. if you park your car in an area that floods, you might want to move it because we could see flooding taking place. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, mild today and damp and dreary. 42 windswept rain tomorrow, clearing by wednesday, 54. >> a controversies about the cake at president trump's inaugural ball has several layers. it began when the cake looked similar to what president obama had at his ball. this year's cake was created by the butter cream bake shop. they were asked to recreate the

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we're taking a live look, via, sky6 live hd cape may, new jersey, the jersey shore should be bracing for the nor'easter coming tomorrow. it will bring with it, not snow, but rain and high wind gusts up to 60 miles per hour. tie your things down today. 15 college basketball players have been suspended for taking part in a bench-clearing brawl last week. this is video of the fight of lane college and will will -- ln college. there were no serious injuries. the march on chicago was

made memorable for one woman balls the large crowds gathered in the windy city as part of her wedding picture. they made a wide circle for the couple as they took their wedding pictures after the shoot they went to the church and exchanged vows. get ready to laugh, the windy city is bringing a famous comic troupe to philadelphia. karen rogers has 6abc loves the arts. >> reporter: chicago's second city has been dubbed the harvard of comedy. the troupe is on tour for a night full in your face entertainment. >> it's a great way to get warmed with a lot of the laughter in the winter. >> reporter: second city was founded in chicago in 1959 and expanded to hollywood and toronto with live shows nightly. >> they focus on improve --

prove, the company was made famous by bill murray, tina fey, amy polar, and steve correll. february 3 and 4, the group performs a show entitled we're all in this room together. >> it's an evening of fast sketch comedy that you can participate in, they get suggestions from the audience, they give performances a chance to develop their improv skills. it's a lot of fun to see the upcoming stars. >> reporter: the troop will perform new and existing material while staying close to themes of philadelphia. you'll never see the same show twice. you will see people creating on stage in front of you and seeing the live performance you can't get anywhere else.

>> reporter: for tickets and showtime go to arts in philly.org or 6abc loves the arts for other area events. for 6abc loves the arts, i'm karen rogers. >> i have seen them in action they are tremendously talented. >> they look funny, i want to check them out. >> when "action news" continues, a update of our top stories. >> a final look at the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast when we come right back.

>> recapping our top stories on "action news," philadelphia police have arrested a homeless man in connection with friday's assault on a transgendered woman.

the 25-year-old suspect hit the victim on the center city street while shouting slurs. a busy turnpike connector bridge between bristol, bucks county and burlington county, new jersey could remain closed for week. the bridge was shut down after a fracture was spotted on a support beam. 50,000 women turned out for the women's march in philadelphia. many compressed -- expressed a mixture of anger and fear over president trump. >> reporter: conditions will go downhill over the next 48 hours. for the remainder of the afternoon, scattered drizzle and mist, 52 degrees, winds picking up overnight tonight, windswept rain is expected tomorrow, 44 degrees that's the nor'easter. winds could exceed 60 miles per hour at the coast. 46 tuesday, morning rain and afternoon clouds. wednesday, a big, fat sun and

54 degrees. hopefully nothing changes. >> get ready tonight for tomorrow. "fyi philly" is next on channel 6. "action news" continues tonight at 6:00 p.m. for gray hall, chris sowers, and the entire "action news" team, i'm nydia han, have a great sunday, we'll see you back here next weekend. fios is not cable. we're wired differently. so we created internet that doesn't make you wait. introducing fios instant internet. it means you can download a video just like that. or upload your photos like this. or this. or that. it's the only 750 meg internet available to millions, with uploads as instant as downloads. we took internet speed and completely reinvented it, introducing fios instant internet. internet the way it should be.

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