pleasant good morning to you, 9:00 a.m. sunday october 22'nd, alicia vitarelli joins us. protesters take on philadelphia overnight and only action news was there, you'll hear why they say they're fighting for freedom. new information about a toddler shot in the head by his older brother yesterday, what the father has just been charged with and who that gun belonged to. delaney strong, four months after being separate wanted any risky surgery at chop. these conjoined twins are not only surviving, they're thriving. we have an update coming up countries first tracking accu-weather forecast, night bright and shiny out there >> it's nice, i don't even 93 need a jacket. we have concerns for folks living in south jersey. the fog is pretty thick in some locations. now, it's patchy, not everybody seeing this, but those of you that are still seeing it's

dense. be prepared for rapidly changing visibility. we're asking everyone to slow down traveling speed, most should lift by 11:00 a.m. here's a perfect example. this was send to me by chris in mays landing, the visibility rapidly drops off the farther down the road. that's what we're seeing special in the open area, open field, peach other charred, corn fields,. wildwood are not reporting anything in terms of visibility. atlantic city airport, .3 of a mile, toms river. also down to .3 of a mile. most should be gone. there could be a little fog for cumberland county but 11:30, 12 most gone, from that point, the a beautiful afternoon around the delaware and lehigh valleys. accu-weather. sun mixed with high clouds, warm with a high of 77. now, yesterday, we topped out at

79, and that was a good 14 degrees above the seasonal average of 65. even today, we're a good 12 degrees above average. looking ahead here, stays dry today, there's a chance of a litt little bit of sprinkle. heavy rain and gusty thunderstorms. a group of protesters faced off against philadelphia police overnight demanding their fellow demonstrators be released from custody >> action news was right there as the groups stood their ground in the mayfair second. on the 2800 block of levick street around 1:00 this morning, that's where two protesters were taken after being arrested following a demonstration in center city earlier saturday unlike yesterday's violent clash, the overnight protests was contained to only chanting. . a philadelphia police

officer who had been working, the protest was hurt on his way home. he lost cole of his motorcycle. this happened about 1:00 this morning, the officer was rushed to are ria torres to be treated. the protesters broke out at the convention center earlier in the day, two officers were injured in that protest. both mayor jim kenney and u.s. attorney general jeff sessions spoke at the conference, catherine scott was right there. . >> reporter: pipes and drums played at the pennsylvania convention center. at the international association of chiefs of police opening ceremony got underway. mayor kenney and police commissioner richard ross 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 the crime rate and look forward to seeing the progress that

comes out of this conference. >> we have to be willing to think outside the box. not reston our laurels. innovative >> it include keynote speakers, panels and would be shops >> it's a way of coming to stay current on what's happening in policing around the country and around the world >> the a network of people outside of our own area and see what other people are doing >> conference overlap with the 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. >> outside the conference, protesters gathered, blocking 12th and arch and later marching through center city streets. philly for real justice called to abolish police, they say in light of sustained police terror

and oppression, minority and impoveri impoverished community. they refused to be interviewed >> we don't talk to them because they will 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. >> reporter: attorney general jeff sessions is expected back monday, the conference runs through too, at the pennsylvania conference center, catherine scott, channel 6 action news. we have new information this morning on the shooting of a 3-year-old pie in his north philadelphia home. the boy's father has been charged with endangering the welfare of a child. police say the gun belonged to the father's brother, who lives in the house. investigators say the victim's 6-year-old brother, somehow got ahold of the gun and fired the shot at the toddler. officers say the only other person in the house at the time was the boy's 12-year-old brother, neighbors say the children are good kids. >> come home to hear about this is very disturbing and i hope and pray that, you know, he's

going to be all right >> the three-year-old remains in critical condition way gunshot wound to the head. trish hartman will have much more only shooting coming up in the next half hour. police in delaware county are searching for two gunmen who opened fire on a crowded basketball court wounding pore people. police believe the suspects fired from a bridge on to the court below. this happened on the 1200 block of west carlos in chester around 6:00 last night. two men and women were wounded all of the victims were taken to the hospital with nonlife-threatening injuries, police say this could have been much worse because there were about 30 people on the basketball court at the time. it is now 9:06. the fbi i don't want to knowed the investigation into the ambush in the african country of niger that left four soldiers dead. mourners lined the streets of cooper city florida waving american flags in honor of sergeant la david johnson, more than 1200 attended the funeral

mass, the 25-year-old sister remained the green beret as a wonderful role model. >> everyone coming here today respectful, very helpful, good perfect weather that anyone could ask for. >> johnson died along with three other soldiers when militants attacked them more than two weeks ago. his life was thrust into the national spotlight last week when a condolence call from president trump sparked a war of words between a florida congress woman who claimed the president was disrespectful during the call. >> we may soon have new information about the assassination of president john f kennedy. president trump tweet that day he'd allow the long blocked and classified jfk files to be opened. in 1992, congressman date that day all the documents be released within 2005 years, that date is this thursday, october 26. president trump has the power to block that release citing any possible national security concerns, but apparently that will not happen. the file is expected to include

more than 3,000 documents that have never been seen before by the public. this reminder, this week with georgeven with david portray you don't say coming up immediately after action news. you'd never know by looking at these little girl, the sisters were con joined and now thanks to surveillances from chop here in philadelphia, delaney twins are almost ready to go home to north carolina. children's hospital of philadelphia released new vice of erin and be a bee in the days after the june surgery as well as twins celebrating the first birthday, delaney girls who are now 15 months old, were born joined at the top of their heads. they were successfully separated by a 30 member team in a risky 12-hour surgery. their parents say the pretty miraculous to see their daughters hitting milestones like rolling over and crawling.

>> they're such happy content little girls for what they've gone through, they never lived outside hospital walls. and 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. >> so brave and so behavioral, and that medical team here at chop remarkable. the twins will need additional plastic and reconstructive surgeries over the next few year, but they could go home for the first time as soon as next month, like mom said they spent their entire lives so far in a hospital. so to get them back to their home will be something special. >> wish them well. time 9:09. we can almost guarantee you'll want this at your next tailgating party >> murder insurance is what they're calling someone who

shoots someone in self-defense. both sides of the controversial carry guard policy. later a family's fright filled fantasy becomes a profitable reality in south jersey thanks to home grown halloween costumes. we'll take you inside the booming global business. coming up. >> got to get more of the booing >> sky 6 hd at the center city skyline, bright, shiny, gorgeous looking sunday if you like yesterday, meteorologist chris sowers says you'll like today, but changes are coming up. we'll break it down for you.

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$195 right now, but this is a kick starter project. if you really want one tell your friend to buy one too. it won't go into production until they reach their funding goal, so not for this season but maybe next year. 195 bucks, but you will be the coolest person in the parking lot >> it looks cool until you have five beers >> then you know what? it's so much cooler than reaching in and grabbing your beer. forget tailgating i'll use that around the house. pick it up like this. >> who better than you? >> let's go live on sky 6. here's a beautiful shot of the center city skyline. and another beautiful warning, we have pretty good fog settling on in across south jersey. but most of us, 90% are seeing what you see behind me, bright blue skies, a couple of high thin clouds. ? you are headlines look like this. high clouds mixed with sun today, similar to what we saw

yesterday. yesterday we saw those million key white cyrus clouds overspread the skyline during the afternoon, same exact setup for today. stays warm over the next few days, highs in the mid to upper 70, rain arriving tuesday and that will bring about a pretty big change in the overall weather pattern in the philadelphia area, temperatures dropping back down into the 60's for highs. where they should be for this time of year. it's 54 right now in philadelphia with a due point of 53. officially at the airport, the winds are calm, and the pressure reading is rising from 30.42 inches, as we look at visibility. doing all right west of delaware river but across the river we go into south jersey, most of burlington and ok counties, .3 of a mile, and down there in wildwood, they're not reporting visibility at all. it's just this one little area where we're still seeing that pretty dense fog and expecting it hang on at least 11:00 a.m.

the angle of the sun isn't nearly as high in the sky as it was a couple months ago. because the angle is so low of it will take some time for it to lift. 57 in poconos, 54 philadelphia, cape may 57 and trenton 53. satellite 6 along with action radar not much to talk about, thin clouds across the midatlantic states this morning, the next system we're watching is this guy here, produced a lot of severe weather across the heart land of the nation yesterday. you can still see the squall line pushing through southeastern texas and the state of louisiana, this is the same system that will be reaching us tuesday. it will lose its severe weather characteristics but it will bring quite a bit of rain to parts of area. come tuesday afternoon. maybe even a gusty spring like thunderstorm. here's future tracker 6. wet weather staying to the west during the day monday, by 10:00 monday night, monday night football everything looks fine in the philadelphia area. heavy rains to the west.

tuesday morning mainly cloudy, with heavy rains pushing through late morning, that will continue to the afternoon, 4:00, 5:00, 6:00, rain and couple of thunderstorms, rainfall totals range anywhere to about three quarters of an inch to as much as an inch and a half. once the system pulls through, that's it. the rest of the week dry, sun and high clouds mixed and warm, 77 is the forecasted high, high thin clouds by afternoon be 11:00 a.m. 65, by 4:0075, then by 7:00, 67, overnight, partly cloudy and mild, 53 out like suburbs 60 for center city, the normal high for this time year is 65. so the overnight low is pretty close to where we should be for an afternoon high. patchy fog may develop once again after midnight. the exclusive seven-day forecast nice one day, another nice one tomorrow, rain day tuesday, wednesday, thursday, friday and saturday, a combination of sun and clouds temperatures in the

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ask us how specifi can help you reach your potential. another beautiful day, like yesterday, we'll see the high thin clouds overspread the sky during the afternoon, it will be very, very mild, jersey shore around 71 degrees this afternoon, 77 in philadelphia, and from the poconos, 69 or 70, give or take with the high thin clouds and other nice day, stays warm through tuesday, high pressure here, remember the winds clock around the high, as long as the high is off the coast, we see a south westerly breeze. that's why it's been so warm. now, we'll see a pattern change as we head to tuesday, this little pocket of colder air dives south where the two air masses meet. we get the low pressure system, that will head north and bring rain into the area tuesday, maybe a half inch to as much as

an inch, isolated heavy amounts possible. once this low pulls north, this pocket of cooler air will last through halloween. we're not talking about anything too terribly chilly. this will be good enough to put temperatures where they should be this time of year in the mid 60's. gray? >> thank you, so much for the update. officials in tennessee trying to figure out why a freight train derailed sending train cars in two at least two buildings, this happened in knoxville overnight. norfolk railway said most of the cars were carrying shipping containers, they also say no hazardous materials were involve and thankfully nobody was hurt. >> if you're looking for an amazing halloween costume, there's a local design house in runnemede, camden county that ships original designs, conversation pieces all across the world. and for the first time, they're offering big discounts by opening the doors of their warehouse to the public. >> this is where magic happens, >> a home grown, home spun

halloween house of dreams. >> this is where we create and design anything that we have in our heads, we -- we bring it to life. >> robert berman started the brand with one hat >> this is the original? this is how you got started >> this is how. >> it was the summer of 1992. >> long beach island. where i sold my first hat it was a baseball cap and i sold it for 20 bucks and a beer >> 25 years later. it's a global brand and while you may not know their name, you've probably worn a their work. they ship to major retailers >> amazon spirit city, spirit halloween >> this hot trend. >> possibly avocado toast >> how cute. >> reporter: a fidget spinner. >> this is the spinner costume. >> reporter: and president donald trump >> it's a big seller. >> reporter: sometimes the design literally starts with a dream. >> the big clown head costume i

had this dream where you can make mouth move >> and wala >> fluffy little clowns >>'s trees. >> reporter: for the first time, the ber man's are opening their warehouse to the public >> this is an opportunity to get people to see what we do. >> reporter: and shop their designs at steep discounts up to 70% off. prices average about ten to 15 bucks >> a family of five came in and the whole entire family got costumes for 45 bucks. >> reporter: we found the perfect has to $5 a pop >> pizza hat, >> you know i bought that >> i usually don't dress up. >> rasta pasta, there might be one of everything, up to 70%

off. today they're open from 11:00 to 4:00. we got the full schedule anne 6 abc >> was that chris sowers >> do you like my pizza hat >> loved it so much nor come on this sunday morning edition of action news, proof that hot air balloons and point tea buildings do not mix, where this craft named ketchup came down >> astros done it advancing to the world series only the second time in the 56-year history, what's next straight ahead >> plus meteorologist chris sowers will have the exclusive accu-weather seven-day forecast when action news comes right back.

9:30 and we're following new developments involving clashes between protesters and philadelphia police, only neck was there as a group of demonstrators took their frustrations to a local precinct. >> he is still making headlines, why his former network is being slammed for renewing his contract after he filed a certain lawsuit. first countries with the accu-weather forecast. chris, we loved yesterday, do something about today. >> today, if you liked yesterday, you'll love today. >> a sequel >> we're going to do another one as we get to monday. high temperature this afternoon, take a look at this, normal high this time of year, by the way to put it in perspective, is 65, these temperatures are normal

for the middle of september. this is what we should have saw about a month ago. 77 in philadelphia today, millville 74. wilmington 75, later on allentown 76, trenton 76 and cape may 70. we'll see a lot of sunshine during morning and high thin clouds start overspreading, going hour by hour, 69 or 70-by lunch time, 3:00 temperatures 73, by 5:00, 75, 7:0067, partly cloudy skies. another nice day, tomorrow equally as nice, we'll see more in way of clouds but still very warm with a high of 75. to kind of show you where this is 77 degrees, we should be nowhere near that this time of year. there's our normal high, 65, we started out at 53 this morning, 46 is where we should be for an overnight low. the month of october so far is the warmest we've he have seen here in the philadelphia area or at least the warmest october that we've ever seen, we're at 66.5 degrees, good two degrees

above the next warmest which was back in 2007. >> thank you. group of protesters faced off against philadelphia police overnight demanding their fellow demonstrators be released from custody >> action news was there as the two groups stood ground in city's mayfair section. the group showed up on the 2800 block of levick street around 1:00 this morning, where two protesters were taken into custody following a demonstration in center city. unlike yesterday's violent clash outside the annual meeting of police chiefs, the overnight protests contained over chanting and two officers had minor injuries outside the pennsylvania convention center where the international association of chiefs of police is meeting. two protesters face charges of assault on that police officer inside mayor jim kenney and

physical police commissioner rich ross spoke to the crowd of several thousand of police officer, former philadelphia police commissioner charles ramsey was one. he said the annual conference is helpful >> it's a way of coming together and learning to stay current on what's happening and policing around the country and iecb around the world >> the conference overlaps with the major city chief association fall meeting. jeff sessions spoke at the meeting and is expected to return tomorrow. we tune now to new dealts involving a toddler who was shot in the head by his six your brother, action news learned the 3-year-old's father has been charged with endangering the welfare of a child vote gun belongs to his brother, trish hartman has more on this tragedy in north philadelphia. >> when i heard about it, i just broke down >> 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 am destroyed inside because we have to be more protective of our children and the things that we allow those to get involved with. >> reporter: police say it happened after 3:00 p.m. in the 3600 block of north 18th street. police say the victim's 6-year-old brother somehow got ahold of a 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 no adults. neighbors were stunned. >> they're sweet kids. and i seen them the other day but i hadn't seen them today. >> reporter: charlene lived next door and was out when the shooting happened >> i come home to hear about this is very 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 feel hurt like it's sad. like to hear a child that got shot is sad. >> reporter: reporting at temple university hospital trish

harmon, channel 6 action news. philadelphia police have made an arrest in the string of robberies in the fairmount section of the city. they made the arrest after a man allegedly grabbed the woman at gunpoint after getting out of her car, he took her purse and ran off. police were nearby, they caught him. the man isn't custody now he's the prime suspect in similar crimes in that area, that dates back to october 15th. time is 9:34, police showed up to homecoming football game this weekend in bucks county to make sure students were safe. security was tight at this year's homecoming at central bucks east high school. took ton central bucks west. in doylestown yesterday. the increased security was in response to a deer carcass that was found at the stadium last thursday. mascot is actually a deer. many students believe the carcass was meant to taunt them before their big game. the incident this morning still under investigation, it was a close game there. west won the score 14-13.

spa is launching an express bus for roosevelt boulevard. the new route will run from frankford transportation to neshaminy mall. tony stations boulevard direct will be the first route operating under nut direct bus brand. there was a big hero's welcome home for a soldier from delaware county. what great reunion, private first class, nathaniel journey was greeted with a big hug, applause and cheers in brook haven happened yesterday. he returned from a tour of duty in afghanistan. journey enlisted in the army in june of 2016 his mom surprised him with his welcome home party. he surprised her last week. journey said he missed his family and friends most of all while serving overseas and tomorrow he heads back to texas where he's stationed. thank you for your service. welcome home.

>> a hero's welcome. 9:35. so much more to come this morning on action news news, including a look at samsung's new $10,000 camera. we'll show you what it does. former news host bill o'reilly may not be on fox news anymore but still making headlines, we'll hear why his former network is being slammed for renewing his contract after settling a certain lawsuit. need proof that hot air balloons and pointsy buildings are not a big match-up. details on ketchup coming up. courtesy sky 6 hd spring mountain, no snow, not yet. meteorologist chris sowers tracking your accu-weather seven-day forecast, we will see you after the break.

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thousands of protesters backed their leaders. spain's prime minister said he will remove catalonia government and force a new election to move toward independence the parliament is expected to vote tomorrow. former fox news host, bill o'reilly saying he was one many men accused of sexual harassment at the fox news channel after roger ales was fired >> 21 it's century fox paid out close to $100 million to settle cases. the "new york times" reporting the company renewed the contract after he reached a $32 million settlement with his accusers. >> here it comes. >> a storm chaser captured video of one of at least three tornados that formed in oklahoma last night. storms damaged a number of homes

and buildings including a casino where the beach boys were performing. oklahoma's governor who was attending the concert at the time said the show was evacuate twice. part of the roof was ripped off the river wind hotel and casino, luckily no one was hurt. 9:40 your time. chris sowers helping you to plan the weekend with a look at the accu-weather forecast, another great day >> we were talking about hey rides >> and pumpkin >> weather will cooperate >> let's get you outside. we'll go -- you want the apple cider loan the. >> we have a little color, temperatures somewhat chilly to the north, for the most part we're seeing mild number, today, high of 77, tomorrow, should be around 75. and then things finally cool down, at least for five-day an extended period as we get into wednesday, it's 54 right now in philadelphia with a due point of 53. officially at the airport, the winds are calm and visibility

coming up a little bit now, six miles in philadelphia but still down to .3 of a mile in atlantic city. three miles from toms river, most of this fog should be gone completely by 10:30, 11:00, then a combination of sun and clouds, mile 54 again for us, 57 in the poconos, hard to imagine the poconos of all places they're the warm spot. 60 in beach haven end, they will be the warm spot. dover 57, wilmington 55 and millville 53. close-up shot on satellite 6 along with action radar, a couple of high thin clouds out there. we'll see more high thin clouds overspread the area later this afternoon, it's in advance of this system here, which brought around the severe weather, funnel cloud that you just saw reported out here with this system, the squall line final falling apart. still reporting heavier downpours for southeastern texas and state of louisiana, this system will drive east and low pressure system develops here and runs right up the spine of

the appalacians bringing rain to our area tuesday and cooler temperatures, 35 in bismarck, 44 in omaha, wichita 46, windchills down into the 20's, winter is out there, it's just well west of the continental divided, chicago 66, new orleans mild 73. future tracker 6, high thin clouds later this afternoon, we'll continue overnight. could be patchy fog redeveloping after midnight, first thing tomorrow morning, be mindful of that. by 8:00 a.m. cloudy skies just about everybody, maybe a spritz or sprinkle and that will continue to the first part of the afternoon, mainly a dry day, but one or two areas should pick up a spritz or a sprinkle. then we get to tuesday, start out with more clouds, couple of scattered showers and main event arrives during the afternoon with temperatures warming up into the 70, due points climbing back to the 60's, some could be in the form of spring-like thunderstorms, gusty thunderstorms, wind of 40 miles per hour and those torrential

downpours again by 5:30, has a ton of rain across south jersey and delaware clearing tuesday and then wednesday, things turn sharm cooler with highs only in the low to mid 60, today, summer like, 77, sunshine mixed with high clouds, 76 in allentown, millville 74, and cape may 70. and the exclusive accu-weather seven-day forecast shows the cool-down by the middle of this week, but note that this is where we should be for this time of year, it's really just taking us from summer and putting us into fall. 77 sun and high clouds today, 75 for tomorrow. clouds and sun mixed periods of rain tuesday, high of 72. wednesday breezy and cooler, 66. thursday, that's the real chilly day, highs probably will stay in the upper 50's with windchills in the low 50's. and then 66 for friday and 67 for saturday. right now, the early call on halloween it's going to be close call, there's a system pulling through either rains on monday or rains on halloween. we'll have to see. >> maybe we'll incorporate some umbrellas into our costume this

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glad you stayed with us on sunday, time is 9:52. 54 degrees. the korean memorial there. chris sowers said another day in store but changes coming, you may not like them too much on tuesday >> we like him every day >> i'm just kidding. the eagles gearing up for the monday night match-up at the linc >> penn state is now firmly in the playoffs. after easily taking care of

michigan in front of a huge home crowds, here's jeff skversky with your sunday morning sports. >> how about this run by saquon barkley and penn state? won 16 straight regular season games, losing to michigan last year. and the run continues with another dominating performance over the wolferines, what a scene in state college. 110,000 on hand and yes, there's a lot to cheer about, 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 for 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-year-old score, penn state winning big, 42-13, they're seven and zero for the first time in nine years. monday night football can't get here soon enough. the eagles are sitting pretty with the best record in the nfl

but let's face it. five in one is pretty meaningless this early into the season. that's the message carson wentz and the eagles have been telling themselves this week in practice. to stay hungry, wentz will not face redskins quarter josh norman out with a rib injury, linebacker jordan hicks will play and he expects washington to run the ball a lot more than they did in that week one win. >> it's a little different, i think they want to establish the run, i think that's something they put a premium on and made sure that they get going, and you know, obviously, from last year, they can run the ball. so 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, coverage kicks off at 8:00 with pregame show, we'll go one-on-one with carson wentz and much more. no jo jo last night. joel embiid is not playing

back-to-back games right now. as you can imagine, the sixers star is not happy and watching this will not cheer him up either. without embiid, ben simmons trying to pick up the slack, second quarter, slam, off to one of the greatest starts in nba history, double double third straight game, but markel fultz struggling, he free throw outage, nearly air balls it. sixers out scored by 18. thanks to a season high 19 turnover, sixers lost by 34. the look says it all. they're zero and three for the fourth straight year to start the season, what a finish for the flyers, tied up 2:16 left against he did monday ton yesterday, wayne simmons-game winner, he gets another game winner, four of the five this year, flyers won two to one, game seven of the alcs, yankees astros will be judged by what happens for all eternity in this

one, erin judge robinson as homer in the second. keeping it score less, one of the greatest plays and biggest moments judge will not get this, in the fifth, jose, other way going, going, gone. astros are going to the world series first time if 12 years. win one zip. that's sport, i'm jeff skversky have a great day. it's the video we love. an adorable toddler stole the show during a high school dance ruin, meet olly malone, the 2-year-old daughter of two high school teachers in louisiana and that connection is precisely why the little spit fire was allowed to try her hand with the school dance team. gray, you haven't seen nothing yet. wait till you see this girl go. not only follows along, stomping it out with the older girls, she has moves of her own, little shimmy, shake, at one point, the

they let olly get in formation with them. she's following them perfectly. she feels blessed to work for a school but loves olly as makeup as they do, you can watch the full video on the website 6abc.com but this is the kind of video they play when big celebrities, are just like in the spotlight and they say, you know what? you had it when you were two years old. this is going place. >> i thought she was cute. better than cute, like you said >> that's what i said. much more to come on sunday edition. grand breaking in camden for a $72 million medical education research facility that brings students together from several areas schools. i'll have that story coming up. it's the family fashion face-off setting social media on fire. gray, you know, i like this story. >> i know you do >> a hung key male model, the other, his adorable nephew, though it's hard to decide which

one comes out on top. the delaware valley natives are winning the internet. >> those stories and more plus meteorologist chris sowers with your exclusive accu-weather seven-day forecast. >> i have more pictures.

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october 22. nydia han is off. protesters take on philadelphia police overnight and action news is right there. of why they say they're fighting for freedom >> new information about a toddler shot in the head by his older brother, what the father of both boys has been charged with and who the gun belongs to. delaney strong, four months after being separated with a risky surgery at chop. these con joined twins are not only surviving, they're thriving. chris sowers here with a check of your accu-weather forecast, standing outside in all the nice sunny sunshine. what am i saying? it's nice and sunny >> standing in the shade but it's wall-to-wall blue skies, high thin million key clouds but otherwise really nice out here, the temperatures continue to climb, the normal high for this time of year is kind of. we're nowhere near that. 72 degrees thursday, friday, 74. yesterday we had a high of 79. which is normal for the middle

of september. and today, we'll probably cool it down just a little bit, but still, we're forecast 76 or 77. way above seasonal averages, it's already 57 in warminster. media 60, kirkwood, victor and new holland 57, look at smyrna, lower left-hand corner, 63, pair of 5 in vineland, glassboro 58 and browns mills checking in at 50. satellite 6 along with action radar, other locations that are seeing the fog this morning, that should lift shortly. let's say within the hour and from that point on, it is mostly sunny with high thin clouds overspreading the sky later that's the call from accu-weather, high thin clouds, warm call it delightful, 77, is the forecasted high. what about the eagles? taking on washington redskins monday night football at the

linc, the eagles with the best record in football right now, 69 degrees, first quarter temperature, by fourth, 66, mostly cloudy we think it will stay dry but showers will quickly move in probably right after the game around the midnight hour. i'll be back along in a few minutes, we'll talk more about the rain threat on tuesday and cooler changes arriving by wednesday. >> thank you. we turn now to another day of potential clashes between philadelphia police and protesters. >> a group stood firmly outside of a local precinct demanding two fellow demonstrators be released from custody >> both were arrested following a protest against a gatherers of law enforcement officials at the convention center. john what's the mood? >> reporter: well, the mood is rather casual right now. at this point you can see some police officers behind me here. they're here, we've seen others on bicycles, patrolling the city.

month protesters here at this point according to philly for real justice, which is the organizing group for the protesters, they're suggesting via social media sites there will be a noontime assembly. they were out in force, however, yesterday. inside the convention center the yearly gathering of chiefs of police, outside protesters staging what they call abolition weekend. signs urging for what they call corrupt policing. they won't say any more to reporters >> we don't talk to them. they will spin it in favor of the cops. >> the protesters moved through center city in a squirm issue about 2:45 yesterday two officers and one protester reportedly received minor >> four were given citations for disorder conduct while two will face charges of assault on police. two protesters were processed to 15th district police headquarters in mayfair ash line of officers stood in front of the building as protesters shouted a the them from across

the street. those attending the four-day convention say one of the hot topics for discussion groups how police should handle protests. ? i think our society seen more protests, and more crowds gathering to voice their opinion on matters and so as law enforcement we need to be prepared that we protect people's first amendment. and we want to make sure we protect people's right to free speech >> it has to do with large crowd control throughout the nation. particularly as it pertains to the first amendment issues that our protesters want and say we have to grant the first amendment rights for the protesters. that's the topic today. >> reporter: certainly the big topic today for a lot of people here. again, yesterday, four citations were issued by the city of philadelphia police department, and two arrests were made in

that assault on police during the protests. few blocks from here, surrounding the iacp on saturday. again, more protests are scheduled today, we believe they will begin some time around the noontime hour here in center city. live in center city, john rollins. a philadelphia police officer who had been working the protest was hurt on his way home. the officer lost control of his motorcycle as he turned ton roosevelt boulevard in the city's mayfair section about 1:00 this morning, he was rushed to aria torresdale to be treated for a broken leg. new information on the shooting of a 3-year-old boy in his north philadelphia home. the boy's father has now been charged with endangering the welfare of a child. police say the gun belongs to the father's brother who lives in the house. investigators say the little victim, 6-year-old brother somehow got ahold of the gun and fired the shot. officers say the only other person in the house at the time was the boy's 12-year-old

brother. neighbors say all three children are good kids. >> to come home to hear about this is very disturbing, and i hope and pray that, you know, he's going to be all right. >> the 3-year-old remains in critical condition with a gunshot wound to the forehead. police in delaware county are searching for two gunmen who opened fire on a crowded basketball court wounding four people. police believe the suspect fired from a bridge on to the court below, this happened on the 1200 block of west carlos lane in chester around 6:00. two men and women were wounded. all of the victims were taken to the hospital with nonlife-threatening injuries of police say this could have been much worse because there were about 30 people on the basketball court at the time. swat teams were called to a home in delaware county this weekend foreman barricaded inside of a home wanted for the attempted murder of a woman and 3-year-old child in maryland. officer blocked off the 900 block of summit street in darby last night as they tried to negotiate with the suspect. they say 32-year-old maxwell

jabay showed up at the home of a relative and barricaded himself inside, police say he refused to come out, despite police efforts to negotiate with him. >> at one point he came to the front door and attempted to flee. was met by police. turned around, went to the second floor window, attempted to get out. was again met by police. >> eventually police fired tear gas into his home. the suspect then came out and was taken into custody. the fbi is now joining the investigation into an ambush in the african country of niger that left four u.s. soldiers dead one of whom laid to rest over the weekend. mourners lined the street of cooper city florida waiving nerve flags. more than 1200 people attended the funeral mass yesterday. the 25-year-old's sister remembered the green beret as a wonderful role model who disorder his pregnant wife and two children >> everyone coming respectful,

helpful, good, perfect big brother that anyone could anyone could ask for >> johnson died along with three other soldiers when militants attack them more than two weeks ago. his life was thrust into the national spotlight last week when a condolence call sparked a war words between a florida congress woman and president trump. >> you're time 10:08. president trump tweeted he'd allow the classified jfk files to be open. in 19, congressman dated that all the documents be released within 25 year, that date is this thursday, october 26. president trump has the power to block that release citing any possible national security concern, but apparently, that will not happen. the file is expected to include more than 3,000 documents that have never been seen by the public. ♪ . ♪ .

you probably know who that is, lady gaga made a surprise appearance last night at the benefit for victims of hurricanes in texas, florida and puerto rico. she sang million reasons at the one america appeal concert there at texas a&m university, five living presidents attended. president obama said crisis bring out the best in americans >> all of us on this stage here tonight could not be prouder of the response of americans in the spirit that says we're all in this together. that in dire times, ignores all the difference that is we had before. president george hwbush >> it's raised more than $31 million. you'd never know by looking at these little girls but as of a few months ago, the sisters were con joined and now thanks to surgeon from chop right here

in philadelphia, delaney twins are almost ready to go home. children's hospital of philadelphia released new videos of erin and abby in the days after the surgery as well as them celebrating the first birthday, the delaney twins 15 months old were born joined at the head. they were successfully separated. the parents say it's pretty miraculous to see their daughters hitting milestones like rolling over and crawling >> happy, content little girls for what they've gone through, they never lived outside hospital walls, and still happy, not afraid of people. it's just amazing to see that they're so brave through all of this. >> we're almost done >> they're brave and they're beautiful, the twins will need additional plastic and reconstructive surgery over the next few year, but they could go home back to north carolina for the first time as soon as next

month and we hope them, wish for them the very best. and the amazing team here at chop. they're a beautiful family >> we wish for a speedy recovery >> still to come, if you think your dog gives you puppy dog eyes on purpose, there's news now, you're right. details. towering inferno what sent flails billowing into the air in west virginia coming up. delaware valley native famous for taking off his shirt >> the one on the left >> takes on his nephew in a series of who wore it better photos and when it comes to the style show-down, the internet wins. you're looking live at sky 6 hd at the ben franklin parkway. chris sowers has the forecast, we'll tell you coming up.

enormous wall of black spoke after an explosion at a warehouse that stores plastics. workers first heard the blast at a building at the aims plant and saw the flames and the smoke. the fire quickly whipped across much of the facility's 420,000 square feet. no reports of injuries but nearby residents with breathing problems were told to stay indoors until the smoke cleared. 10:13. many of you dog lovers would agree the dogs can have facial

expression. they analyzed k9 behavior, and a human was facing the dog looking right at the animal and other tiles had their back towards the pooch. this is what they found, dogs had more facial movement when looking directly at the experimenter rather than at the human's back. the dogs did not show more facial expression when a human was holding a treat showing they were in it for the face alone. >> and treat helps. >> absolutely helped. >> murphy gives you expression. >> murphy giving me attitude. if he don't like what i have to say >> is he a toddler >> eight months. >> where does he get the attitude from >> probably me. >> dna. >> right. i'll show you the view, the sun shining down and it's beautiful morning looking down. temperatures in the 60's and 70's, expecting a lot of sunshine, mixed with high thin clouds similar to what we saw yesterday. it's another warm day today,

tomorrow, we're talking about 74, 75, so we got two heading this way, soaking rain is likely on tuesday. and a brief cool shot to follow that system as it passes on by, it's 60 now in trenton. 59 in dover, 60 in wilmington, 56 in allentown. 66 in cape may. normal high for this time of year, by the way, 65. philadelphia 58. lancaster 57 and beach haven end 61 degrees. we've just been spoiled rotten over the last few weeks. we'll continue this week as well. even cool shot heading this way by the middle of this week is still only getting us back to where we should be this time of year. nothing going on out there across the midatlantic states, we're see mainly clear conditions. we go a little bit wider on -- we skipped over a bunch of graphic here, this is what i wanted to show you, here's the wide view on satellite 6, this is the next system, right in through here, you can see the rain from just east of omaha all

the way down to this area, this will pick up moisture out out of the gulf of mexico and lift it north into our area by we get to tuesday, here's the cooler air, this in isn't too terribly cold. bismarck 33, 46 in omaha, the other side of the front it's executive in chicago. they've got windchills, feels like 33, rapid city, snow across the northern rockies, the problem we've been dealing with, if you're a winter weather fan, we had a difficult time getting the cold air east of the rocky mountains, the pattern is just been putting it west towards the packed northwest in the continental divided. it will continue to do so, we'll get the cool shots but they won't last. as we look at today and tomorrow, there's the frontal system in that low pressure system quickly approaching the viewing area, here's a look at future tracker 6. here's the moisture lifting north up the appalacians by

10:00 monday evening from cleveland all the way down through the virginias and the carolinas seeing heavy rains, everything looks fine for philadelphia, as we get to tuesday, that's when everything starts to head downhill. by 11 a.m. cloudy skies, periods of around, some heavy, especially during the afternoon. we could see heft tea thunderstorms tuesday winds gusting 40 to 45 miles per hour tuesday into wednesday, everything clears out when the cooler air moves in. for today, sun high clouds mix, it's warm, 77 degrees is the forecasted high. 1:00 temperatures 71, by 4:00, 75. then by 7:00, 67 degrees and the exclusive accu-weather seven-day forecast could be fog will first thing tomorrow morning, especially in the open areas, corn field, peach orchards, things like that, be mindful of that. sun high clouds today, 77. clouds's sun for monday, 75. rain arrives on tuesday and 72. the cran berry har vast

happening right now in new jersey. contrary to popular belief, they don't grow in water, they grow on low lying vince. >> correspondent nora muchanic check it out first hand. >> reporter: it's harvest time in burlington county. here at the largest cran berry farm in new jersey. crews are flooding the 14 acres and with homemade machines called beaters gently taking the fruit from the plants. >> you got the guys in one box picking as they're finishing that up, you've got another bog gathering, we're going seven days a week >> farmers are thrilled to finally see colder temperature, the helps the cran berries ripe end and turn red >> we need the fruit to ripe end up and get darker and that doesn't happen without cold temperature >> doesn't make them any sweeter but the redder, the better >> the deep color is what buyers want. >> over certain percentage of

white fruit per load i believe you're penalized >> stephanie and mike h, a nes are brother and sister >> the state of new jersey is the third largest cran berry producer in the united states, garden state farmers produced about $28 million of this ruby red crop. to help the harvest and save time. the hanes are using this bog side cleaner, floating cran berries are guided toward a vacuum and the cran berries are loaded ton a truck where they go directly to be processed. the days are long but worth it. >> there's a lot of new jersey jokes but you know, you call it the garden state and this is why. this is our new jersey. >> i'm nora muchanic channel 6 action news.

we chat about some videos and images everyone is talking about from facebook to youtube and more, i am so pleased to bring you this. a family fashion face-off to the left is a male model. to the right his nephew augie. the delightful duo has become an internet sensation >> are you serious with this shot >> with instagram reacting with,

o ozs, and ahs, mom runs the instagram account called baby and the body. she started it to gently mock her model brother, it's kind of become a who wore it best and i mean it's a little hard to decide. at least if you ask me. for anyone who asks, wow, how do you get a one and a half-year-old to nail every shot? look how perfect it is, look and everything, the truth is >> these pictures are great >> anyone who has he have photographed a kid, especially a toddler knows there are a million out takes before you get lucky enough to land a golden pick. if you ask grandmom what she thinks, yeah, her grandson is good looking guy but she likes to use the baby picks. you preferred those i think in that segment. >> why was this story so long?

>> he's like i really like you're lingering on some of these pictures, i just want you to see why this is a viral story >> after this i'm going to to the gym >> facebook and activity accounts >> inside story coming up a little later this morning here on 6 abc >> here's your preview >> coming up on inside story, john mccain kicked off a political here in philadelphia accepting the liberty metal some comments pretty hard edge swipe at the president who fired back. it was a hard edge political week, we get into what it means, has anything change's we also talk about pennsylvania congressman tom marino. who was part of a 60 minute expo say on the drug industry, it derailed his efforts to become drug czar, will it have more impact on what happens to him and the rest of us in terms of dealing with the opioid crisis ahead on inside story.

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more sunshine expected today with high thin clouds by afternoon, 77, it will sound crazy but i might actually not watch football today. i might just spend it outdoors. enjoy the beautiful weather >> breaking news. >> exactly. breaking news. 75 degrees for tomorrow. >> thank you so much. this week with george stephanopoulos coming up at 10:30 >> martha ratis is in for george >> a political war over gold star condolences, the white house standing behind john kelly

after he gets the facts wrong. but is the war of words distracting from the administration's priority? i'll talk to general david portr portr portray is. i traveled to the sea of japan to see how the u.s. maryland is preparing. a special look at the mini series about the real life heros, actor michael kelly joins us, all that plus the round table coming up this week. >> action news continues at noon, the police convention that drew protesters to center city continues at this hour, live monitoring the situation there. >> runners honor one of the most important questions of their childhood. where is waldo? and now from chris sowers, i'm going to to the gym, nydia han, alicia vitarelli and all of us at action news, i'll gray hall, make it a great day.

after 8 years of chris christie, is kim guadagno the change new jersey really needs? guadagno is christie's hand-picked successor. says she's "proud to be part of the christie administration." guadagno was chris christie's right hand as our schools came under attack, critical services were underfunded, and our credit rating was downgraded...11 times. from the bridge to the beach, we've seen it all, and we've had enough. kim guadagno isn't the change we need.

"this week" with george stephanopoulos starts right now. >> a four-star fight. >> we were stunned. stunned. >> trump's chief of staff calling out a member of congress. >> even for someone that is that empty a barrel, we were stunned. >> but general kelly got the facts wrong. so why is the white house refusing to back down? >> if you want to get into a debate with a four-star marine general, i think that that's -- something highly inappropriate. >> is all this mud-slinging distracting from the bigger question? what really happened in niger? former cia director and retired four-star general david petraeus standing by. plus, racing against a nuclear north korea. >> we're not out of time.