change. dump sweeney. . partbreak on a north philadelphia street. a 16-year-old boy is shot and . his friend was wounded by gunfire. >> in the wake of a terror attack security is at a heightened level for the marathon. >> carson wentz has a date with denver. >> looking live at the ben franklin bridge. we're getting a little bit of what we had yesterday.

cloudy skies. yes it is 6:00. meteorologist chris sowers takes a look at the forecast. >> the roads are a little damp we had some shors even period of rain while aslup. for the most par precipitation is gone. the poconos a little bit cooler but not bad. dover 57 and cape may presently checking in at 59. let's go over to satellite 6 or actually we'll start you out here with the 24-hour temperature change we're anywhere from a good 5-15 warmer than this same time yesterday. so you can see the effects of the breeze off the water. this will get us into the 60s and the 70s as we head into monday. now we're stuck in the clouds. more precipitation out to the west but most of that should

stay out during the day. a little bit of leftover drizzle this morning, otherwise it's cloudy and mild with a high of 66 degrees. up into the 70s tomorrow then there's a big, big cooldown. i'll have details coming up in news a few minutes. >> a gunman walked up to a group of teensn a porch opening fire killing one person and wounding another. a 16-year-old boy was shot in the chest and neck. he died atscene. a 12-year-old boy was shot in he is in the hospital. other teens on the porch managed to get out of the le of fire. so far police have not made any arrests. also another teenager was shot blocks from the temple university campus. the victim is an 18-year-old. he was shot in the back and is serious condition at temple university hospital.

the gunfire woke up a temple student who lives in an apartment on the street. >> i was just laying in bed. they were there and we just heard like three loud pops. >> police have not made any arrests in this case either and they have not said what they know what led to the shooting. >> a 60-year-old man is now in police custody accused of killing his own brother. the arrest happened last night. the crime has devastated a family and shaken a community where they live. >> reporter: we now know the victim in this case i 64-year-old harry bachman who was killed by his own brother. police say they were called around 12:15 saturday afternoon to this home. the call was for a welfare check after the victim didn't show up

to meet a relative the night before. when police arrived they say they found harry bacman dead in the basement. they found signs of a violent from the driveway. detectives found the vehicle at a hotel and took the suspect in custody. county and township detectives spent all afternoon and evening in the residence and placed more than 20 markets outside the home. >> any time you hear anything violent it certainly shakes you up. it's concerning. but on this street, nothing usually ever happens. police have not released a motive. police say he will be charged with first and third degree murder. trish hartman, action news.

>> a shooting on the job and is now recovering at home. officer patrick o-hanlon gave a thumb's up as he left cooper's university hospital yesterday. fellow officers game him an escort home. he was shot in the leg during a struggle with a suspect on wednesday. a 19-year-old man is under arrest for attempted murder. >> in new york city today they carryr a deadly terror acan ta. tight security is in place for today's marathon. police have said there is no specific threat against the event. 50,000 runners will make their way along the 26.2 mile course. extra patrol and officers are fanned out along with counter terrorism commandos rooftop police snipers and a bomb-sniffing dog. >> you'll see an increased presence of law enforcement at all those locations. you'll also see an increase in the amount of equipment.

>> this is not a voluntary reality in the world we're looking in today. everyone is in this today. if you see something, say something. it is a literal instruction. it's an obligation. >> reporter: a man is under arrest for deaths on the bike trail with a message this morning new york city marches on with resilience. >> happening today president trump is in japan. the first leg of his trip to asia. the president and japanese prime minister will have formal talks today but before that they played a round of golf. the leaders have bonded over love of the game. they signed hats custom made for this day. the talks are centered on north korea. the president spoke earlier to troops at an air base in japan. >> there's no single place i would rather begin my trip than right here with all of you the incredible men and women of the united states military and your amazing partners the japanese

self-defenses forces. thank you for being here. >> nuclear showdown with north korea is expected to be the critical issue with president trump throughout his trip. >> it's the final day of campaigning before voters decide on a new governor in norge. phil murphy will spend his day in middlesex county he will cap off the day with john bon jovi voters head to the polls on tuesday. >> the eagles take on the broncos this afternoon at lincoln financial field. carson wentz and company face a stingy denver defense. the 7 and 1 eagles. >> as a running back it feels

like you're running best when you're using your instincts and influences. that's how i've always ran and made plays. it's definitely been miami but i've been more comfortable. >> sometimes when you're undefeated 7 and 1 8 and 2 6 and 3 whatever it might be things can get over looked. justo happen. and that's just me personally as a you try to every stone gets turned over. i want to make sure we're doing everything right. >> we'll hear from carson wentz and his defense coming up on sports. >> >> senator rand paul is attacked in his own him and this morning there's an arrest. >> philadelphia's veterans day parade is today. we have a front row seat for you. as for the weather. >> i would say a little bit warmer as temperatures stuck in

the 50s yesterday today we up into the 60s by tomorrow we're up into the 70s.

>> veterans day is officially next saturday, but today we will take the time to honor and show our apriestation for the -- appreciation and bravery. at fifth and market there will

be a festival following the parade. >> it looks pretty sunny in those pictures. is that going to be the case today? >> no i was going to go there too. we won't see the sun at all but it will be milder. the for the eagles game it doesn't look too bad. it's going to be a lot better than last weekend's forecast. driving rain we won't have to contend with that today but there could be patchy drizzle. we're looking at mainly cloudy skies. 64 degrees by 1:00 and by 4:00 65. so the weather should cooperate for the most part. it's just cloudy out there basically. 53 in philadelphia with a dew point of 51. winds are out of the east northeast at 5 miles per hour and the pressure reading is starting to fall off and look

how much milder it is than yesterday. now we're seeing 50s everywhere. allentown 49, poconos a little cooler trenton 53 also that easterly wind starting to develop and that has locked in all the cloud cover, a lot of low level clouds. the good news is visibility is all right. we're not seeing fog. we're just seeing a lot of low level clouds out there. allentown you're down to 7 miles. poconos you're down to .75 mile. with the breeze we're starting to pile up the water so the national weather service has issued a coastal flood advisory for this morning's high tide between 6:30 and 7:30 from seaside heights to rehoeb beth beach until noon until the winds start to shift. boy is that going to pump temperatures up as we get into

tomorrow afternoon. storm tracker 6 here's the first batch of rain heading off the coast watch this right here pulling out of pittsburgh and you see the moment here. i think for this passes on by to the north. it could clip the valley and the poconos. everybody else we're looking at mainly dry conditions with tle patchy drizzle through midday. skies this afternoon and we'll watch and see what happens in the lehigh valley and the poconos. 5:00 this afternoon cloudy skies, perhaps a few peeks of sunshine which sets before 5:00. and tomorrow it's cloudy again. we're watching a cold frontproach and lots of clouds throughout the day a couple of showers, maybe a thunder late in the this sh 8:00 monday eveningou see stuff across delaware. as far as rainfall, .5 to .75

inch. so today, clo skies, a little leftoverdrizzle and it's mild. 63. philadelphia mill vil 68 cape may and atlantic city 67. overnight tonight all of thighs numbers, or at least most of these numbers are actually warmer than the normal hide for this time of the year. philadelphia 62 reading 59 and millville 58. it's pretty quiet this week. leftover drizzle this morning otherwise cloudy breezy with rain in the day and cool it down next week with high trrs in the 50s. >> teenagers put their search and rescue skills to test. they have been learning different aspects of eve mergecy response. including the best way to find and assist someone who is lost. during this drill the cadets had to find a missing person and get them to safety. the cooper street cadets program is run by the deptford fire

department. >> she thought she was having twins for someone else then came the shocker. the emotional roller coaster ride. >> reporter: for jessica and her husband there is no greater blessing than her children. after two healthy pregnancies the company decided to play it forward and jessica signed up to be a surrogate. >> no one should have to live their life without experiencing the love and the bond with from a mother and a child. >> reporter: jessica was matched with a couple and in april she says one of their embryos was successfully implanted into her uterus. six weeks into the pregnancy her doctor noticed something unexpected. >> i definitely see there's another baby. the chance of an embryo splitting is very small but it does happen and i just thought you know, i was versus

surprised. >> reporter: jessica delivered what she believed to being twin boys via c-section. she never got to see them in person but did see a photo. >> i did notice one was much lighter than the other. obviously they were not identical twins. >> one month later some shocking news. she says a dna test confirmed the second baby was not a twin to the implanted embryo but actually jessica and her husband's biological son. it occurs whe woman continues to ovulate after become pregnant. >> i didn't know i was pregnant with you. i carried my own child and i didn't know he was mine. >> reporter: jessica says after a complicated process they got custody of their son in february. now 10 months old, they say he's the piece that competes their

family puzzle. >> i couldn't believe it. i had to read it a few times because what are the odds. >> we'll be right back.

>> a man has been arrested and charged with assaulting his neighbor who are who happens to be rand paul. he suffered a minor injury when a 59-year-old man assaulted him inside his home on friday afternoon. the report says the man came over tackled him from behind

and forced paul to the ground. the mostive remains unknown. as once in kentucky. >> a practice the nd his office has made astonishing claims about a test he says may save lives. monday night. >> reporter: how would you like to detect cancer growing in your body before you have a single symptom heart attackstroke prostate years before potentially medicine. >> do you think it's potentially false advertising. this doctor preaches he has the way to do it. >> reporter: he dished out nearly $10,000 but the state-of-the-art test failed to detect stage that was spreading. >> i absolutely think it could have cost my life. could it save lives? the powerful warnings you need to hear only on action news monday at 11:00.

nobody delivers more for south jersey than steve sweeney. he stood up to north jersey special interests to increase funding for our schools. he stopped christie's commuter tax,

saving south jersey residents over 200 million dollars. and he led the charge to pass paid family leave. aarp applauded sweeney for freezing property taxes for seniors and cutting prices on prescription drugs. "i got to take my hat off to him. he's a man of his word." steve sweeney. because there's more work to do to get south jersey's fair share.

> the eagles take their nfl best 7 and 1 to lincoln financial field today with the ba with the 3 and 4 broncos. jeff skverskypreview. >> eagles-broncos at the . every other time the eagles have started 8 and 1 the eagles have either played for the super bowl or nfl championship. the eagles offense another tough test today against the broncos. denver is the number one ranked defense. von miller can singlehandedly win the game. >> this is a great defense. they do fly around they do make plays. talented.

obviously with von miller over there. you've got to always know where he's at. there's a reason he's talked about as one of the best players of the league. it shows up tape. so we'll be aggressive and keepour same game plan but be smart with how we >> the season a little bumpy. in fact the flyers have not won back-to-back games in weeks. they were trying to change that last night against he helped out here period on the power play. shoots fires. flyers take the lead up 1. in third period down 1, tied at 3, later they give it back. flyers back down 1 but you can celebrate again. needs to come up with a stop to

save it good night. they have not won back-to-back games in two 1/2 weeks.ate loo man to start t season. james franklin's kryptonite. penn state with a w against michigan state. over three hours. they ordered chick-fil-a and groceries. penn state on third and 4. they come up with a stop but a pass of 15 yard penalty on marcus allen that leads tomichigan state at the buzzer. no time left.

penn state loses. james franklin has never beaten a ranked team on the >> known to convenience racial in burks county has retired. the bird was there 15 years ago after spending 15 decades at boscov's. hello and crackers are his two favorite words.

>> this morning a camden county police officer who survived being shot during a violent struggle is back home. >> it's a sure sign that the holidays are on the way. see how we're already wrapping up for a thanksgiving tradition bringing families together for decades. we are off to a cloudy and damp start to the week and it's accuweather says it's about to get >> i'm matt o'donnell, wi jeannettereyes. chilly morning wng mid50s in somens and laters afternoto the mid 60s. that cool shot we had yesterday was short. center city 53 and look at all the mid 50s south and east. dover sitting at 57.

hammonton out there in blueberry country 53 degrees. and the jersey shore from cape may to city pushing showers we saw overnight, we have a little bit of patchy drizzle across south jersey. that remains from that system and you can clearly see it is exiting stage right. we are watching this right here. there's a little batch of moisture coming out over the pittsburgh area. it looks like that would move off to the northeast. maybe clipping the lehigh valley and the poconos. lots of clouds throughout the afternoon perhaps a few peeks of sunshine light, it's going to be a cloudy day. maybe some spotty drizzle this morning high temperatures this afternoon topping out around 66. jeannette? >> okay, chris, thank you so much. a thumb's up as you can see here from a camden county police officer who was shot on the job. it was truly an up lifting

moment as patrick o' hanlon went home from the hospital. >> reporter: no doubt it's a salute well deserved. camden county police officer patrick on' -- oh'' hanlon gave a thumb's up. >> sore a little swollen but good spirits and just wants to get in his own bed and relax. >> reporter: who could blame him. past wednesday, rookie the force at the young age of just 21 was put in a life threatening situation. he approached three men to be suspicious and one to flee but he caught up with him and the suspect pulled out a gun and fired at pointblank range.

>> the gun jammed and the suspect was not able to finish him off. >> reporter: he would be shot in the leg. the suspect has been arrested. >> you talk about an individual who's 19 years of age already has three felony convictions and 10 arrests. the officer was still able to apprehend and hold the suspect until backup arrived. the individual tried to shoot him in the face. he was able to remove the gun from the suspect. >> it was a team effort in getting him to the hospital and hope today so quick. his father says he wants to thank everyone especially the hospital staff that his son is going to be okay. >> no more you can he's coming home from us and he'll get well and be >>g through asia while many attended rallies throughout the u.s. hegroup refuse fascism organized a protest in los angeles and other

cities. protesters in l.a. chanted trump and pence regime got to go. as president trump is traveling through the continent, his second in command is pushing the tax reform plan. vice president mike pence visited york pennsylvania yesterday promised the first $24,000 of income will be completely tax free. he also says t eliminate a big part of the $1.5 trillion tax cut will be reducing the corporate tax rate from 35% to the president believes bigger corporatate more jobs andwages. some economists argue that may not be a sure thing. >> conversation tax reform will reduction in corporat actually increase the for the averausehold. >> 5mericanssal the latest ews washington post poll. 60% primarily believe it will

benefit the wealthy. >> a water main break afternoon. a main that repair crews worked on the main into thenight. no word if service is back yesterday. >> julia roberts is the latest in hollywood now speaking out about numerous accusations of sexual harassment and assault within the industry. >> reporter: os correspond winner julia roberts seen here is now speaking out. >> it's moving forward and it's always you know, worse before it gets better. so this is the worst. >> reporter: the superstar referring to weeks of news stories focusing on harvey weinstein and kevin spacey. new york city police saying they are gathering more evidence to potentially arrest weinstein for rape but they don't know if it's

enough to bring the case to trial. >> we would need an arrest warrant and that requires a court order so we want to get our evidence first. >> reporter: the case stem frg an investigation into claims that weinstein assaulted an actress in 2010. the actress allegin weinstein drove her home from aty and forced himself on her. any allegations of nonconsensual sex are unequivocally denied by mr. weinstein. at the same time netflix is cutting its ties wit kevin spacey. his representative saying he is taking time to seek evaluation and treatment. julia roberts now hoping that hollywood rises from the scandal in a better place. >> we can reform with renewed understanding. >> the city of philadelphia is honoring the firefighter who

died in the line of duty five years ago. family and friends of daniel sweeney were at engine 7 in kensington to help paint a mural. hundreds of people came out to honor a fallen police officer. this is the annual payingfox. fox was cal2012. the goal of this run is to raise money for foelen officers, firefighters and soldiers. >> a north korea det county detailing. she spoke to a captive audience. her journey came with huge personal risks and even greater potential loshe nonprofit help other north korean defectors on action news, go behind the scenes at qvc. the media giant right in our backyard. >> and sky 6 here taking a live

look at the gloomy day. this is a look at center city from our temple cam. chris sowers is back next with the 7-day accuweather.

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>> a field last night. that's the cantina theme from "star way s in the annual stoga showcase of sound. 11 high school bands

participated. proceeds will benefit local music programs. >> that got us dancing here. i know the weather is not going to have us dancing. >> dancing all over our couches watching the eagles game. we're going to go live on sky 6 down to cape may and we had those high thin clouds move in yesterday afternoon. today those clouds have lowered and thickened. we have patchy drizzle out there this morning. by afternoon with the drizzle leaving by the afternoon it's mainly just cloudy. not much sunshine is expected today. the radar, there's that band of showers that pulled through first thing this morn you can see for the most part there's nothing going on. just a little bit of patchy drizzle wo detect. here's the view again. most of this is working its way out to sea. 66 degrees is today's forecasted high. a good 6 degrees above average and a good 7 degrees warmer than where we were yesterday. 53 is where we're starting out

right now. the normal low is 42. already 11 degrees above average. 49 in allen tone 43 in the poconos. trenton 53. here's storm tracker 6 and this is the wider view and we're zoomed into the pittsburgh area. and we're watching this little band of moisture. there's a lot of yellows and oranges and reds out there. that is pushing off to the northeast. it shouldn't be impacting our weather here in the immediate philadelphia area but the northern portions of the lehigh valley and poconos you could clipped by this. there's a warm front in the process of pushing through. no more 50s we're talking 60s later on. about 66 or 67 for the high and perhaps some patchy drizzle this morning. otherwise it's just a cloudy day and as we get into monday we're in what's call the pre-frontal zone. underneath this warm front the winds shift and pulls all that

warm in and suddenly we we're back up into the 70s and by tuesday we drop down into the 60s again. future tracker 6, we time everything out expected line is going to be very very light if we see anything at all today. cloudy throughout the morning hours, perhaps a little bit of patchy drizzle could linger through the first quarter of the eagles game and most of the time it's just cloudy. about 5:00 patchy drizzle well north and west getting into places like reading and allentowovernight it's cloudy once again overnight lows are expected to stay above normal levels and tomorrow morning more clouds and perhaps showers late in the day or a steadier period of rain with the cold front as it swingsogh. r t day le this morning, otherwise cloudy and very warm. 66 degrees is today's forecasted high and pretty much cloudy here from start to finish. there could be a few peeks of sun before sunset, but you get the idea. it's mainly cloudy. 62, 1:00, 64 and by 4:00, 65

degrees. overnight more clouds there could be some areas of patchy fog otherwise it's mild 58 degrees. 62 in center city. sclaccweather 7-day forecast temperatures dropping down to more seasonable levels. breezy for tomorrow, with sunshine fading, increasing clouds and there could be a period of rain late in the day,un and clouds maybe a stray instability shower 58.y, are quiet days with highs in the 50s and we get into saturday and there's a reinforcing cold front knocking on the door. it looks like that will drop temperatures down into the 40s for highs. with overnight lows dropping down close to freezing. not bad a little bit of drizzle possible this morning. >> thank you so much. generations at the kimmel center brought together by music.

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along the ben franklin parkway but it takes a little skill to keep them flying straight. a group of handlers were outside the studios over the weekend getting in a little practice. >> it's pretty amazing. it's a lot fun. love doing itr philly. >> interaction with >> for some this is their first year working with the inflatables. others come back year after year. and of course be sure to 6abc dunkin' donuts parade here on channel 6 on thanksgiving day.

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>> forecast for today a lot of clouds, very limited sun if we even see the sun drizzle by the morning hours. by afternoon it's mainly just oting for a comfortable

high of 66 degrees. by 4:00 65 degrees. by the wayhe 4:53 this so by 7:00 it is grees, cloudy conditions for sure and poconos 67 degrees right there on the water today with some drizzle early, cloudy by afternoon. poconos it's a little bit cooler but milderhan yesterday 56 degrees and maybe some light rain throughout the morning hours. colder temperatures back to the west across the high plains it's only 23 right now, bismarck little bit of snow. all this cold air it's been bottled up o in through here through the last several weeks with the warm air surging noert across the eastern half of the united states. things are going to start to change. the jet stream instead of it looking like this with the cold air out here, is going to start to look more like this with the cooler air heading across the northern tier states. we cool down by tuesday and

there's a reinforcing cold front by the end of the week that could drop temperatures down into the 40s for highs. >> round the country and the world from right here in the delaware valley and the shopping channel is getting even bigger. alicia vitarelli has a peek at how the magic happens. >> reporter: qvc has been a premiere destination since its launch qvc is kind of like its own city and it never sleeps. well, there issen would day. >> you have production going on. >> reporter: 24/7. 364. we get christmas off. >> reporter: it literally takes a village. qvcees more than 17,000 people worldwide. more than 2,000 people alone work at their headquarters in west chester. making it the second largest employer in chester county. >> it's basically the way we

describe it is like a concierge desk at the busiest hotel you could ever check into. >> the set looks like a home. >> as you pan across you'll see there's plenty more living room space and eventually we're outside where there's a garage. >> reporter: there are more than 20 sets in all to showcase everything from foods to fashion and hosts like jennifer do it all off the cuff with a little help off the floor. and some voices in their head. the line producer. >> monitoring the response of our customers online how many phone calls we're taking so that he can direct us. >> reporter: and they get some high-tech help from the control room. >> our technical director. literally every camera that is operating. managing right hand and right

hand and left foot and left foot. >> basically this is qvc closet. because we have to have at least two, we call it noah's ark. >> over 800 items come into this room that means a total of about 300,000 different products that are at the ready. >> those items are sold on qvc's three chann including beauty iq. not only on tv but online and facebook live. >> just like it's live right now that's how it is in our broadcast and people can chime in during our broadcast and ask our questions li by the way, qvc is about to get even bigger. this summer the partner company of the network announced it's

buying its rival home shopping network in a $2.6 billion deal. alicia vitarelli, channel 6 action news. >> i'm in the mood for buying and giving. >> and giving. >> i'll take the giving. >> okay. >> we work perfect together then. >> we do. >> 6:57. another half hour of action news coming up. family tragedy rocks a montgomery county community. a man is under arrest accused of killing his own brother. >> light drizzle moving through the area overnight and more is in the accuweather forecast. action news is next. chris brown. he's a husband father, veteran... but most of all, he's a fighter. chris brown has never been afraid to take on the big fights. that's why he stood up to republicans

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