joins us, following developing news, protesters show up at a philadelphia police precinct taunting officers after who demonstrators arrested >> a toddler is shot in the head, the gunman his older brother >> we're still enjoying weekend warmth but there are changes ahead. we can take a look at this, sky tracker 6 hd giving you that impressive cool pictureesque shot over cape may. >> can you take a snapshot of that. this is in the as beautiful, not chris but the >> >> wait a minute. >> wow. >> just the background >> next time have alicia talk to me, my goodness. >> i'll let you work that out. hi there, alicia, it's nice to see you this morning. quick heads up for south jersey here, we have fog that is settled in to parts of the area and it is really dropped the visibility down here, in particular, it's camden. cumberland, cape may and

atlantic counties where we're seeing the patchy dense fog, visibility is down to less than a half mile. you'll going to have to slow the speeds down, most should lift after 9:00 a.m. but you can clearly see just about everybody is fine except for the one little area in south jersey, atlantic city three 10ths of a mild, wildwood three 10ths, thomas river half mile and millville 1.7 miles, 9:00, 10:00 a.m. everything should lift. later this afternoon, looking at sunny skies with the high thin clouds filtering in above once again. very similar to what we saw yesterday and it's going to be extremely mild. yesterday we topped out at 79. today we're forecasting a high of 77. the normal, by the way, is only 65. and we've been a good ten to 15 degrees above average. seems like all month here. and it was definitely very, very warm last month. as well and we'll keep this winning streak going through halloween. with that said, it will cool down by halloween. we'll see high temperature drop back down to the 60's.

of even those numbers are above seasonal averages. i'll be back and we'll talk about the next chance of rain, tuesday and some of those cooler temperatures in the seven-day forecast. gray? >> thank you. time 7:02. developing philadelphia police officers standing their ground as protesters gathered outside of the 15th district. only action news was there as a group of demonstrators showed up on the 2800 block of levick street at 1:00 this morning. this is where two protesters were taken into custody following the arrest. for allegedly assaulting an officer during earlier protests outside the convention center at the annual meeting of police chiefs, the protesters mostly chanted at the officers who ignored. developing overnight. several police vehicles blocking off roosevelt boulevard at levick street when an officer lost control of his motorcycle. action news learned the officer had just left the police protester at the 15th district

when this all happened. the officer was taken to are ria torresdale hospital. he had a broken leg. no one else involved. the overnight protests at the convention center, yesterday, two officers were injured in that attack. mayor jim kenney and jeff sessions speaking at that conference, catherine scott was right there. ♪ . ♪ . >> reporter: philadelphia pipe and drums played at the pennsylvania convention center. at the international association of chiefs of police opening ceremony got underway. mayor kenney anyway and rich resolve welcomed local state and federal authorities to philadelphia for the conference that draws thousands from across the country and world. >> we're proud to be experiencing a 40-year low in our crime rate. i look forward to seeing the progress that which is out. >> we have to be will go to think outside the box. not reston our laurels.

tobin know 58ed >> the event includes keynote speakers, panels and workshop >> it's a way of coming together and learning from one another to stay current on what's happening in policing around the country. and around the world >> there's a network of people outside of our own area and see what other people are doing throughout the country. >> reporter: the conference overlapsed with a major city chief association fall meeting which began thursday and included attorney general jeff sessions as one of the weekend speakers who addressed efforts to reduce crime >> in the coming month, the department will award $100 million in grants to state and local law enforcement agencies to hire more police officers. >> reporter: protesters gathered blocking 12th and arch and marching through center city streets. philly for real justice called to abolish police. they say in light of sustained police terror and oppression minorities and refused to be interviewed by media >> we don't talk to them. all they will do is spin it in

favor of the cops. >> reporter: police say two officers were injured in the protest and were in stable condition. there were arrests. attorney general sessions is expected back monday, the conference runs through tuesday. at the pennsylvania convention center, catherine scott, channel 6 action news. your time 7:05. if you're just waking up with us, a philadelphia father has been charged after his toddler son was shot in the head. police say the child's 6-year-old brother pulled the trigger. >> police say the gun belonged to the father's brother who lived in the home with the family but the father now faces charges of endangering the welfare of a child. that little boy is in the hospital fighting for his life. trish hartman has the details. >> when i heard about it, i just broke down. >> reporter: people in tioga nicetown were shocked to learn that a 3-year-old had been shot in the head and rushed to the hospital. >> i feel destroyed because we have to more protective and the things we allow them to get

involved with. >> reporter: police say it happened after 3:00 p.m. in the 3600 block of north 18th, the victim's 6-year-old brother somehow got ahold of the gun and shot the 3-year-old in the forehead in the second floor bedroom. investigators say they believe a 12-year-old brother was also home at the time. but in adults. neighbors were stunned >> they sweet kids, you know, and i seen them the other day but i hadn't seen them today. >> reporter: charlene lives next door and was out when the shooting happens >> to come home and hear about this is disturbing. i hope and pray that, you know, he's going to be all right. >> reporter: people who didn't know the family gathered at the end of the street, heart broken over what happened >> i still hurt like it's so sad. to hear of a child that got shot is sad. >> reporter: reporting at temple university hospital, trish hartman, channel 6 action news. the search is on this morning for two suspect whose opened fire on a crowded

basketball court in delaware county leaving four people hurt. police believe the suspect fired from a bridge on to the basketball court below in the 1200 block of west carlos in chester around 6:00 last night. two men and two women wounded all of the victims were taken to the hospital with not life-threatening injuries, police say this could have been much worse, because there were about 30 on the basketball court at the time. . time is 7:07. coming in from delaware newsroom, a man from new york blacked out while driving along dewey beach yesterday. the driver hit two men from washington, dc, police tell us both victims died. the men were standing outside the starboard bar and restaurant when the man's suv hit them. the suv police say didn't stop until it hit a jeep in the restaurant's parking lot. so far no charges have been file. a big hero's welcome home for a soldier from delaware county this weekend.private fir

journey was greeted with applause and cheers, he just returned from a tour of duty in afghanistan. he enlisted in june of 16, his mom surprised him with this welcome home party after he surprised her last week. journey said he missed family friend most overseas, tomorrow he heads back to texas, where he is stationed. good to have you home. >> welcome home and we say thank you for your service. time 7:08. we have details on classified files that this week could become public domain. . more trouble for dis grade of movie mogul harvey weinstein, the film group that is taking action against him. twins formally joined together are thriving. we have an update on how they're doing today. chris? >> coming up in weather, we have another unusually warm day, some

locations getting awful close to 80 but cooler changes are on the way as well as wet weather. i'll let you know when that arrives at the accu-weather seven-day forecast after this.

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movie producer, he's been expelled from the motion academy arts. more than 40 women have accused the 65-year-old for harm or abuse. donald trump said he has no plan to block the scheduled release of thousands of classified documents related to the assassination of jfk. the archives have until thursday to disclose the remaining files related to the president's assassination in 1963. they have never been released to the public. back in 1992, congressman dated that all the documents be released with that 25 years, that date is this thursday, october 26. president trump has the power to block the release, citing any possible national security concerns, but he says he's not going to >> 7:12. chris sowers the accu-weather forecast man. perfect weekend. how was yesterday?

a stunner, the sun is warm. let's take a look at the forecast for the eagles game. monday night football against the washington redskins and everything still looks in tact. rain should hold off until after midnight. only in the form of showers tuesday when the steadier rains move in, we could see thunderstorms, and some gusty winds, the forecast for the eagles game looks just fine of mostly cloudy skies, mild, 69 for the first quarter, and by the fourth quarter, down to 66's more likely it stays dry, through the day on tuesday. we're sitting at 53 degrees here in philadelphia with a due point of 51. winds officially calm. pressure reading holding steady at 30.39 and the visibility starting to drop off a little bit now, getting these pockets of fog developing thanks to a south easterly flow off the ocean. far north and west, ok, reading,

allentown, trenton reporting ten miles, 310ths in philadelphia, 310ths in atlantic city, 44 in allentown, reading, 44, philadelphia 53, millville 45 and dover 50. we'll call it fairly mild. numbers are a good three to five degrees warmer than this same time yesterday, as we look at satellite 6. we don't see the cooler weather. east of this area of moisture, we're still seeing a south westerly winds, all of these locations are dealing with comfortable temperature, it's 70 out there in st. louis. it's 70 in memphis, new orleans, 76. here comes some of that cooler air out here, bismarck 37 and omaha 48. when this cool air arrives, it will moderate a little bit then second when it does pull through, it just drops us back down to where we should be for this time of year. i'm going to call it cooler, i

don't want to call it cold or chilly, it's where we should be, we've been spoiled rotten with the big areas of high pressure pumping in the heat. surface maps look like this, for today, we keep everything out here to the west. frontal system gets close by monday, still warm, combination of sun and clouds and monday night into tuesday, that's when the low pulls north, let's take a quick look at future tracker 6. similar to yesterday, we see high thin clouds, the million key white cyrus clouds, overspread the area by afternoon. monday, pretty much a cloudy day with peaks of sun, perhaps a sprinkle or two. but i don't think we'll see too much of anything at all. monday night looks all right then after midnight into tuesday, here comes some moisture but the cold front, you can see the reds and maroons and purple, that would indicate heavier rain be maybe a couple of thunderstorms, by tuesday afternoon, spring-like thunderstorms with gusty winds and drenching downpours, today, sun and high clouds mixed warm, 75 in reading, 77 in philadelphia. millville, 74, dover 73 and cape

may 70 and it's a mild night overnight lows dropping down into the mid to upper 50's, philadelphia, about 60, dover 58, cape may 61, boardwalk in atlantic city 63, our normal high for this time of year is 65. the exclusive accu-weather seven-day forecast, 77, clouds and sun tomorrow, 75. rain day for tuesday, some of it heavy, 72, wednesday, right through saturday, feeling more look fall, high temperatures in the low to mid 60's. gray >> thanks for the update. the littlest of monster and globulins were out this weekend for a special party at the philadelphia zoo, the annual boo at the zoo. children were dressed in the favorite halloween costumes, enjoy plenty of tricks and treats while checking out the animals, and if your little ones missed out on all of the fun, boo at the zoo runs again from 10:00 until 4:00 and then next weekend. have fun. >> we might have to go >> i need to take mine there,

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looking at these little girls, but the sisters were con joined and thanks to surgeon, they're almost ready to go home to north carolina, children's hospital of philadelphia released new videos of are rin and abby, they were joined at the top of their heads and successfully separated by a 30-member team in a very risky 12-hour surgery, it is miraculous to see their daughters hitting milestones hike rolling over and crawling. >> they're such happy content little girl for what they've gone through, they never lived outside hospital walls's they're still happy, they're not afraid

of people. it's just amazing to see that they're so brave through all of this. >> we're almost done. >> but i have to keep reminding myself >> they're so beautiful. the twins will need additional plastic and reconstructive surgery over the next few years, but they could go home for the first time as soon as next month. all of that amazing work happening right here until, we wish the family well. >> indeed we do. >> your time is 7:20's encouraging news for women who are concerned about epidurals during labor, new research showing it does not prolong the process, 400 first time mothers at a maternity hospital in china were followed. half received the spinal anesthesia while the other half received saline solutions. the research found little difference in delivery time.

. if you enjoyed yesterday's weather you will like today, jersey shore, they didn't clouds and the poconos 69, clouds some sun, let's focus on halloween, ware watching a couple of systems, first is the upcoming tuesday, second one is right around halloween. we have a couple of scenarios hear, watching this area of high pressure off the coast moving slowly. option number one, would bring an low pressure system right here with the front just knocking on the door and a period of rain across the midatlantic states like this, this would be on halloween. so if this particular model is correct and this is the european model, which is widely regarded as the most accurate forecast model out there. if this is correct. halloween looks kind of damp

with appeared of range the other model actually has height so far off the coast. it doesn't influence this low. this would be option two. of and the low is already off the coast of the just like this and all we see is just cooler air coming in out of the northwest all the rain is up here. so as well have to watch halloween closely. right now there's another system, and unfortunately it could be a little bit damp depending on the timing of this next low. >> thank you, turning now to sports, sunday morning, the eagles are gearing up for their monday night match-up tomorrow night at the linc, >> penn state is firmly in the playoff conversation after easily attacking care of michigan. here's jeff skversky with your sunday morning sports. >> how about this run by saquon barkley and penn state? they've won 16 straight games since losing to michigan last year and the run continues with another dominating performance over the wolferines, what a

scene, last night a record one 10,000 on hand, second play of the game, saquon barkley taking the direct snap directly to the end zone, barkley scores twice in the first five minutes, this 69 yards, and he's not done. he's the first in school history with 3,000 yards rushing and 1,000 yards receiving and a fourth fumbles and hangs on, 42-yard score, penn state winning big, 42-2013, they're seven and 0 for the first time in nine years. monday night football can't get here soon enough. eagles sitting pretty with the best record in the nfl. let's face it. five and one is pretty meaningless this early into the season. that's the message carson wentz and the eagles have been telling themselves this week that practice. redskins will josh norms norman out with a rib injury, jordan hicks will play and he expects

washington to run the ball a lot more than they did in the week one win. >> i think they want to establish the run, you know, i think that's something they put a premium on and may show that they get going. you know, obviously, from last year, they can run the ball and anybody can on the game. we got to do what we need to do to make sure that doesn't happen. >> eagles redskins on monday night football on phl 17, we'll go one-on-one with carson wentz and much more, no jo jo last night for the sixers, joel embiid is not playing back-to-back games right now. as you can imagine, the sixers star is not happy and watching this last night will not cheer him up either. without embiid, ben simmons trying to pick up the slack, second quarts simmons, the slam, off to one of the greatest starts, a double double for the third straight game, but markel fultz struggling, how about the

free throw, third quarter gets ugly. sixers out scored by 19 turnovers, sixers lost by 34. the look says it all. they're zero and three. what a finish for the flyers, left against he did monday ton yesterday, wayne simmons, the game winner, simmer gets another game winner, four of five this year, flyers won two to one. gam seven of the alcs, the yankees astros will be judged by what happens, for all eternity, erin judge robinsons the homer in the second. keeping it scoreless, judge will not get this -- in the fifth, jose, going, going, gone, astros are going to the world series first time 12 years, win game seven, 4-zip, game one is on

tuesday, that is sports, i'm jeff skversky. have a great day. 7:28. a kansas school bus driver goes the extra mile for his students to insure they're not just safe but to encourage them. jan decorated her bus for the season to greet the 50 students who ride her school bus, she does this to make those kids feel good about themselves in addition to the decorations, she added a bail by the door. >> decided they were going to have have a good day when they rang the bell >> isn't that sweet? january, we love you. she calls the students her extended family and says she want them to know that the sky is the limit and they can do anything. >> man, wow. >> nice people >> 7:28.

much more ahead on action news. >> see you after the break.

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victims of a devastating hurricane. those stories and more in a moment. first a beautiful start to your sunday morning >> pretty, take a look at this picture from the center city skyline via sky 6. the sun just coming up over the horizon, chris sowers has a look at the exclusive accu-weather forecast. pretty looking sunday >> we're spoiled rotten at this point. temperatures have been extremely mild over last few weeks, wall-to-wall blue skies and ton of sunshine since tuesday, that could be high thin clouds later this afternoon but all in all looks like a really nice day. we do have fog that has settled in. take it easy on some roadways, south jersey in particular, cumberland, atlantic and cape may county, it's patchy but dense, we're expecting rapidly changing visibilities over the next few hour, slow down traveling speeds. most should lift after 9:00 a.m.

but again with the angle of the sun being quite a bit lower in the sky than it was a few months ago, the fog could linger through the mid to late morning. right now we're seeing three 10ths of a mile in philadelphia, five 10ths in millville and three 10ths for the shore area, wildwood, atlantic city and toms river, allentown trenton and the poconos, but southeast in the delaware river, fog hanging tough. satellite 6, we'll see mostly sunny skies with high thin clouds overspreading the area, almost the exact same thing we saw yesterday. union taking on orlando later this afternoon. expect mostly sunny skies with the million key white cyrus clouds overspreading the area, a light breeze out of the south southeast. by 4:00 we're up to 74, by the 90 and minute we're back down to 70. looking ahead, stays dry today, tomorrow we have a 20% chance of a spotty, i don't want to call it a shower, i'll call it a

sprinkle or two. tuesday is the main event, that the when some of the heavier rains and thunderstorms move in and things start quieting down, i'll be back along in just a few minutes, i'll have the timing of tuesday's system and how much rain you can expect in your neighborhood with the accu-weather seven-day forecast. >> thank you. we have a developing story out of the mayfair section of philadelphia this morning, the act cam was outside the 15th police district on the 2800 block of levick street where a hand. of protesters stood across the street. the demonstrators were waiting for a fellow protester from jail. investigators say the protester was arrested yesterday afternoon for assaulting a police officer during a demonstration outside the pennsylvania convention center. >> two officers had miles an hour injuries during the center city protests. hundreds demonstrated outside on the convention center where the international association of chiefs of police were meeting. four protesters were issued citations for disorderly

conduct. two face charges of assault on police officers inside near jim kenney and philadelphia police commissioner richard ross spoke to the crowd of several thousands. >> it's way of coming together and learning from one another to stay current on what's happening in policing around the country and at iecb, around the world >> that conference overlapse with the major city chiefs association fall meeting that takes place here, jeff sessions spoke at that meeting and is expected to return to it tomorrow. a fallen hero was laid to rest yesterday, 1200 mourners paid respects to a soldier killed in an ambush attack in the african nation. >> his death is the subject of an fbi investigation and part of a bitter twitter war between president trump and a congress woman, linda lopez with the detail >> we love our troop and the

country. >> reporter: mourners lining the streets in cooper city in florida holding american flag. the hearse heading toward a funeral mass attended by more than 1,000 people >> he laid down his life not just for himself but for a country. ♪ . >> reporter: the warrior now at peace. sergeant johnson remembered as a hero. >>s a real hero. anybody goes into the military in my opinion, is willing to give that ultimate sacrifice for their country is a hero. >> the 25-year-old johnson along with three members of the green berets died in the village in the african country of niger more than two weeks ago, the pentagon and senate are investigating. president trump reportedly said her husband, quote, knew what he

was signing up for, but i guess still hurts. representative fredericka wilson, a family friend overheard the words on speaker phone and called the president disrespectful. the president tweeted back in wilson fabricated his conversation and told fox news about the reaction of his chief of staff, general john kelly >> he was so offended that a woman would be -- somebody would be listening to that call >> linda lopez abc news new york. 7:36, police in florida searching for the person who shot and killed three people in the same tampa neighborhood the past two weeks, the last murder occurred thursday when anthony nabola a 20-year-old man with autism was killed on his way home from work >> waiting for your child to come home and they don't get home >> he was killed about 200 yards away from where 22-year-old benjamin mitchell was gunned down on october 9th. police say they found the body of monica care hoffa on october

13th about half mile from where mitchell was discovered. authorities believe one person is responsible for these crimes. and that all of the victims were killed at random. good morning america weekend will have much more on the search for that suspect and the possibility that a cereal killer may be responsible for those murders. good morning america weekend coming up next immediately following action news at 8:00. . we have new information on the shooting of a 3-year-old boy in his north philadelphia home. the boy's father has been charged with endangering the welfare of a child. police say gun belonged to the father's brother who lives in the house, investigators say say his brother got ahold of the gun and fired the shot. investigators say the only other person in the house was the 12-year-old brother. neighbors say the children are good kids >> to come home and hear about this is disturbing and i hope and pray that, you know, he's

going to be all right. >> reporter: that little 3-year-old boy remains in critical condition with a gunshot wound to the forehead. philadelphia police made an arrest in a string of robberies in the fairmount section of the city. friday night after a man grabbed a woman at gunpoint as she was getting out of her car, officers say he took her purse and ran off. police were nearby. they caught him, the man is in now the prime suspect in similar crimes in the area that all date back to october 15th. this weekend, police were on hand to insure peaceful in bucks county. in response to a deer caucus found at the stadium last thursday. the security is tight at the homecoming as central bucks east high school took on west in doylestown yesterday, the mascot happens to be a deer and many believe the caucus was meant to taunt them before the game. the accident still under investigation's it was a close

game but cv west won, 14 to 13. more to come on action news, celebrating a well-known artist will take you into a new exhibit at the academy of fine arts. her designer gown from the inauguration guest many women in awe. we'll tell you how you can see first lady milania trump's dress up close and personal. we go live, this a live look over wilmington, courtesy of sky 6 of the cape may shot was absolutely gorgeous this morning. chris sowers says it will be another great day, get out and enjoy. we'll see you after the break. >> at window nation, we understand selecting windows is a process, which is why everyone at window donations goes through over 100 hours of training before they step foot inside your home >> we're trained to listen, no the pressure. to present the right options now, your home and budget

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university, five living presidents attended the concert. president obama said such crisis bring out the best in american >> all of us on this stage could not be prouder of the response of americans that spirit that says we're all in this together. that in dire times, ignores all the differences that we had before. president aaron rodgers h w bush >> we should mention it has raised more than $31 million, president trump did in the attend in person but sent a message on video. >> powerful evening. >> really was. >> it's been a very delightful weekend thus far. if you get outside and we show you what's going on, a lot of sunshine yesterday with the high thin clouds mixed in during the afternoon. this morning we're seeing more sunshine and it's unfairly mild already with temperatures in the mid 50's, live on sky 6 old city

and a little bit of color starting to appear on some of the trees down that in old city, i have pictures last year at this time my entire backyard was yellow. all the trees were turning. it's not the same this season, i barely have any on my trees this year, it's amazing how things change, 77 is today's forecasted high. last year one degree shy of 80 and so far this is the warmest october on record. 2012 degrees above average, 53 is where we started out this morning, i showed this yesterday. if the month of october were to end today, these records date all the way back to the 1880's, this is the warmest october we've seen in the city of philadelphia. we have cooler shots that will work their way in. wednesday on right there was halloween turns sharply cooler. is this still at the very least going to be top two or three warmest ever for the city of philadelphia.

visibility very, very dense. down here, the fog, across south jersey and delaware, three 10ths of a mile for philadelphia, millville, wildwood, atlantic city and toms river. most of the fog should lift around 9:0010:00. and you'll see a combination of sun and clouds later. 44 in allentown, 53 philadelphia, millville 47, dover 50. and trenton checking in at 46. satellite 6 along with action radar, these high thin clouds started moving over the area yesterday and we'll see more. nothing will turn threatening, stays dry this afternoon. we're watching this storm system pushing across the heart land of the nation, you can see this little squall line, they will see stronger thunderstorms, for us, we're watching this as it moves swiftly across the lower 48. later today, we'll see most activity out here across the heart land, monday stays out across the, let's say the

southwestern portions of the appalachianses states. that would be 10:00 at night on monday. looks like the monday night football game is fine. then the moisture starts coming in from the south, by 8:30, tuesday morning, periods of rain, some heavier. break a rid day and more rain by tuesday afternoon and some will be accompanied by those heavy drenching thunderstorms kind of rare to see that during the end of october but yes, thunderstorms are possible during the day on tuesday. rainfall totals pick out your location here, most of us should see at least an inch, maybe more, maybe little bit less as the system pulls on by from southwest to northeast. it's a nice quiet finish to the weekend. sunshine mixed with high thin clouds, it's warm high of 77, starting out with sun. by 4:0075, then mild, 53 degrees, out lying suburbs 60

forster, normal high is 65. expect a partly cloudy sky, maybe patchy fog after midnight. the exclusive accu-weather seven-day. another nice one day, another nice one monday, tuesday periods of ran, maybe an afternoon thunderstorm with a high of 72, cooler conditions by wednesday, 66, chilly stuff thursday 60 and then friday and saturday 66 and 67 degrees >> can i make an observation? i'm not complaining at all. tuesday, what's up? i'm off tuesday and you got all this rain coming. >> after the comment you made to me earlier >> what did i say? i forgot >> he planted that. >> still love you, thank you, bud did he. pumpkin farmers in oregon found something else to do in the giant gourds they grow. they turned them into boat. they took part in the 48th annual pumpkin are a ago at a. there were races for police officers, firefighters and

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>> reporter: the exhibition feature more than 90 of his photos taken since 1964 including celebrities like brad pitt >> i believe that might be one of the more popular photographs >> you'll also see pictures of hill alley and bill clinton, alec baldwin and kate moss but the center piece is a self portrait that looks blight from afar >> you'll see that it has a skin tone to it and his flash and pink and yellow tones. >> the show also details how the artist's use of photography led to a study of the medium itself >> it was over the course of the last 50 years that the polaroid led him to 35 millimeter, led him to the other type and all of these techniques and photography are in this exhibition >> chuck close photographs was organized by the parish art museum in new york, been traveling the country past few years and philadelphia is the final stop >> this is a rare opportunity chuck close photograph is on

view at the pennsylvania academy of fen arts through april 8. for tickets and show time. visit the arts in philly.org. milania trump is handing over her inaugural ball gown off the shoulder gown she war during president trump's inauguration ball. it's being donated to the first lady's collection at the smithsonian institute there in washington. the gown also featured a slit skirt ruffled accent trim and according to fashion expert alicia vitarelli. it features 26 dresses including some worn by jackie kennedy. >> i love your fashion commentary, it was really, really on sleek. >> thank you, alicia >> coming up, meteorologist with a final look at your exclusive

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from the bridge to the beach, we've seen it all, and we've had enough. kim guadagno isn't the change we need. kim guadagno isn't looking sunday >> the eagles den play today, there's no excuse, get outside enjoy it. for tomorrow, clouds, some sun, 75, there could be a couple of showers at night. i think the eagles game is all right. most showers move in after midnight and tuesday, that's the rain day, periods of around, some heavy at times, we're up to 72, maybe a gusty thunderstorm during the afternoon, wednesday, thursday, friday and saturday feels more like fall with

temperatures in the low to mid 60's >> it is fall. >> supposed to be >> thank you. it is 7:56, few minutes away now from saying good morning to good morning america >> here's dan harris >> gray and alicia coming up a rare and historic sight. the five former living presidents side by side joining together to raise money for hurricane relief as the form r presidents were calling for unity. what president was tweeting. speaking of presidential tweets, there's another presidential announcement. he says he's going to allow the release of the documents about president kennedy's assassination. finally the stage is set for the world series, houston as stereos will be facing off. we're breaking it down for you and coming up on gma and a busy sunday. back to you >> good morning america weekend

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good morning, america. this morning -- presidential partnership, the five living former presidents making a rare joint appearance to help hurricane victims at a concert. bringing a message of unity to america. >> the heart of america, without regard to race or religion or political party, is greater than our problems. >> president trump with his own statement during the concert. and what he tweeted about his predecessors' accomplishments. jfk documents declassified. >> president kennedy has been shot in dallas, texas. >> the president also announcing he'll allow the world to see thousands of secret documents about president kennedy's assassination. what's in them? and when will they be released? >> this will definitely stir up nationwide controversy.