44. new town 52. dover 57, look at cape may all the way down at the bottom of the screen, they're already pushing 60 degrees at this 7:00 hour. it's going to be a nice one in terms of temperatures. however we're not going to see much sun. the first batch of rain is working its way out to sea. that should pass on by to the north but it will keep the clouds locked in pretty good here from start to finish. there could be some leftover drizzle for the jersey shore but as you can see, the call from accuweather for today, mostly cloudy, cloudy skies, leftover morning drizzle mainly south and east, otherwise tomorrow 66 degrees is the forecasted high. for tomorrow temperatures get

even warmer. we're out ahead avenue an approaching cold front. the numbers shoot all the way up into the 70s again and once that front crosses the region you can see most of the week, this upcoming week is fairly quiet with a combination of sun and clouds. when i come back in a few minutes we'll focus on the warm-up on the way for tomorrow and the big cool-down arriving by the next weekend. >> a gunman walked up to a group of teens sitting on a front porch and opened fire killing one and wounding another. the action camera is on the scene. a 16-year-old boy was shot in the chest and neck. he died at the scene. a 12-year-old boy was shot in the thigh. he is in the hospital. other teens on the porch managed to get out of the line of fire. so far police have not made any arrests. also developing in north philadelphia another teenager was shot a few blocks from the temple university campus.

this shooting happened at 12:20 this morning along the 1700 block of north 17th street. 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. and we heard three loud pops. >> police have not made any arrests in this case either. they have not said if they know what led to the shooting as well. >> a 60-year-old man is now in police custody accused of murdering his 54-year-old brother in elkins park. the arrest happened last night. the alleged brutal crime has devastated a family and shaken the community where they live. trish hartman was there. >> reporter: we now know the victim in this case is 64-year-old harry bachman police say he was killed by his own brother who is now in custody.

police say they were called around 12:15 saturday afternoon to this home on the 400 block of north sterling road in elkins park. 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 the man dead in the basement. they also found signs of a violent struggle and blunt force trauma to the victim's head and body. police say the suspect stole the car from the driveway. detectives found the vehicle at a hotel and took the suspect into custody. county and township detectives spent all afternoon and evening at the residence and placed markers outside the home. neighbors were shocked this happened on their quiet straight. >> any time you hear anything violent it certainly shakes you up. it's concerning. but on this street, nothing usually ever happens.

>> reporter: police have not released a motive for the killing. authorities say jameson will be charged with first and third degree murder. >> a camden county police officer has been released from the hospital following a shooting on the job and is now recovering at home. officer patrick o'hanlon gave a big thumbs up dressed in his sixer jersey as he left the hospital yesterday. 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 city today they carry on after a deadly terror attack on that bike trail. a heightened security plan is in place. there is no spesk threat against the event. 50,000 runners will make their way along the 26.2 mile course. extra uniform patrol and plain

clothes officers are fanned out along with snipers and bomb sniffing dogs. >> 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 living in today. everyone is in this together. if you see something, say something. it is a literal instruction. it's an obligation. >> an immigrant is under arrest for eight deaths on the bike trails. the message this morning, new york city marches on with vigilance. >> the eagles, otherwise known as the hottest show in the nfl take on the broncos this afternoon at lincoln financial field. 7 and 1 eagles bolt up their offense with a trade for running back. >> as a running back, run and

not thinking i've always ran and made plays, definitely understanding the way is different than miami but like i said i'm more comfortable i've been able to get there on the practice field. >> sometimes when you're undefighted, 7 and 1, 8 and 2, whatever it might be, things can get over looked. and i just don't want that to happen. and that's just me personally as a person. you try to every stone gets turned over. i want to make sure that we're doing everything right. >> it's unclear if he will even play today. we well hear from carson wentz and his thoughts on the denver defense ahead in sports. >> it's the final weekend of campaigning before the voters decide on a new governor for new jersey. fill murphy will spend -- phil murphy will spend his day in middlesex county. he will cap off the day at an

event in asbury park with jon bon jovi. he faces kim guadagno. she will be campaigning in tron ton, flemington in new jersey. >> happening today and happening now in fact, president trump is in japan. the president and japanese prime minister will have formal talks today. before that they played a round of golf. they signed hats custom made for this day. the talks are expected to center on the threats from north korea. the president spoke earlier to u.s. troops 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-defense forces. thank you for being here. >> the nuclear showdown with

north korea is expected to be the critical issue for president trump throughout his 13-day trip. >> there's still much more to come on action news sunday morning. >> senator rand paul is attacked in his own home in kentucky. >> philadelphia's veterans day parade is today. we have a front row seat for you. >> quite a bit warmer than we were yesterday. most locations are already in the 50s. the normal

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our own will host along with a panel of distinguished service members. you can see it live right here. >> if we have a friend who is not only going to the parade. >> a short-sleeved t-shirt, not going to need umbrellas. every little bit of cloud cover. we have a couple of systems that we're watching. first band of rain overnight and the second round of rain is approaching from the west. i think for most part that is going to stay outwest, maybe it brushes the northern portions of the lehigh valley and the poconos. your weather headlines look like this. lots of clouds expected out there today and tomorrow. maybe a little bit of patchy

drizzle. a big warm-up is in store for us as we head into monday. some rain is possible with an approaching front monday evening and that's going to cool things down later this upcoming week. especially by friday and saturday where high temperatures may not get out of the 40s. here's storm tracker 6. patchy drizzle just north of the harrisburg williamsport avenue. steadier rains working their way out to sea. it is 54 degrees in philadelphia with a dew point of 51. winds are out of the east at 9 miles per hour and the pressure is holding steady at 30.24 inches. yesterday at this time if you remember we were down into the 30s and 40s look at it now. it's 54 in philadelphia. it's amazing what an easterly breeze will do this time of the year especially when the ocean temperature is still in the 60s. poconos 44 and allentown and reading both checking in right around 50 degrees. there is a coastal flood advisory up and that is for this morning's high tide which is actually occurring now, 6:30 to

7:30 a.m. this advisory is up until noon. the breeze has locked the clouds in, it's warming things up but it's piling that water on shore. from seaside heights down to rehoboth beach. here's the wider view on storm tracker 6, nothing going on in the philadelphia area. here's the next rain we're watching. the trajectory is moving off to the northeast. maybe clip the lehigh valley and the poconos. the philadelphia area will stay dry. showing a little bit of patchy drizzle through the late morning hours and into the first part of the afternoon. if you do see that drizzle it's not going to last long. by 5:00 you're seeing moneyly cloudy skies. perhaps a few peeks of sun here. a combination of sun and clouds by 9:00 a.m. by afternoon it's mostly cloudy again. here comes the approaching cold front.

that will swiftly push through the philadelphia area during the evening hours bringing a steadier period of rain, a brief but steady period of rain and that works its way out to sea and it's going to set up a beautiful workweek for us. the rainfall totals don't look that impressive with that front. all of that is going to come within a 15-20 minute time span. for tomorrow left overdrizzle, cloudy and mild with a high of 66 degrees. by 7:00, 63. and overnight tonight more clouds, it's mild again. 58 degrees. 62 for center city. exclusive accuweather 7-day forecast, it feels like summer as we head into tomorrow. 72. a leftover shower possible and the rest of the workweek looks

good, sun and clouds, cooler. temperatures in the 50s. >> good to know. thank you so much, chris. a disciplined doctor has opened a practice outside of philadelphia and his office has made astonishing claims about a test that may save lives. >> reporter: how is your right to detect cancer growing in your body before you have a single symptom, harlt heart attack, stroke years before convention medicine. this doctor preaches he has the way to do it. after listening to the hype this patient dished out nearly $10,000 but the so-called state-of-the-art test failed to detect stage 2 breast cancer that was spreading. >> i absolutely think it could have cost me my life. >> reporter: we reveal why he was disciplined in the past and go undercover to get answers. could it save lives? the powerful warning you need to hear only on action news monday at 11:00.

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>> a man has been arrested and charged with assaulting his neighbor who happens to be u.s. senator rand paul. the republican suffered a minor injury when 59-year-old man assaulted him. he came over tackled him from behind and forced him to the ground. the motive remains unknown. boucher was once a state senator and is an aquantity answer of paul. >> in health check this morning, if you're looking to stay in shape, find a friend. researchers in england tracked 70 people for 12 weeks. some did a group exercise classes and others worked out alone. they found that those who did the group exercise reduced their stress levels by 26% more and had an 11% increase in quality of life. the combo of social interaction

and exercise helps reduce the stress. >> a 40-year tradition has come to an end in burlington county new jersey. john called his last bingo game. he is 96 years old and has been in charge of bingo for the last 27 years. he says it will be strange not calling letters and numbersanym. >> new jersey governor chris christie is already making plans for his first night out of office in january. the republican is planning to see bruce springsteen's broadway show. he's attended more than 140 of his concerts. joseph, i'm steve. how are you?

nice to meet you sir. nice to meet you. how's it going man? the yankees? come on. [ laughing ] look at the smiles and the hard work that the people here are doing. it's like making mini sandwiches. they're no different than anyone else. they just want a job. they want respect and they want dignity. this is a nice place. yeah. he plays basketball with lauren. steve called, fairly frantic.

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forecast for today lots of clouds expected here especially throughout the afternoon. jersey shore some leftover drizzle early, 67 degrees very warm in the city of philadelphia today. yesterday's high only 59. today we're shooting for a high of 66 and perhaps a little leftover drizzle early by afternoon it's mainly cloudy. poconos could be a period of light rain this afternoon it's 66. all you winter fans wondering where has fall been. we have some cooler numbers out to the west. it's only 23 presently in bismarck and 42 degrees in omaha and the jet stream continue toss dip here along the west coast. you think about a see saw if it goes down in the west, it's up in the east. which means it's warm. you get a southerly wind.

you can kind of see it dropping there around portland. all the cold air comes back in through here and it warms up with southwesterly wind across the eastern half of the united states. it's all about to change later this week. we have a series of cold fronts that will be barreling through. this first one arrives on tuesday. drops temperatures back down into the 50s for a high. a reinforcing cold front, this gets here friday night into next weekend and this will bring high temperatures down into the 40s for the overnight lows below freezing. >> the eagles take their nfl best 7-and 1 record to lincoln financial field today for a battle with the 3 and 1 broncos. jeff skversky has a preview. >> reporter: eagles, broncos at the linc. eagles starting 8 and 1 for the first time in history and that history looks pretty good. every time they have started 8 and 1 they have played for the super bowl or the nfl chap.

another tough test against the broncos. eagles quarterback carson wentz will have eyes on von miller all game because he can single handedly win the game. >> this is a great defense. they do fly around, make plays. it's one of the better defenses we'll face all year. they're talented obviously with von milly over there. you've got to uls know where he's at. there's a reason he's talked about as one of the best players on the league. it shows up on tape. we'll be aggressive. we'll keep our same kind of game plan but be smart. >> the flyers season has been a little bumpy. they win, they loose, it's up and down. the flyers have not won back-to-back games in weeks. they were trying to change that last night against colorado. flyers take the lead, up .

flyers back down 1. but you can celebrate again. flyers get a goal and a minute later it's tied at 4. flyers lose 5-4. they have not won back-to-back games in two and a half weeks. pen is that it looked like super man to start the season but even super man has a weakness. kryptonite, top ta 25 times on the

70 yards. the most touchdowns in penn state history. third and 4. they come up with a stop but the 15 yard penalty on marcus allen that leads to this. michigan state at the buzzer. no time left. matt coughlin wins it. 27-24 final. they have dropped back-to-back games for the first time in two years. that championship spot is all but gone. i'm jeff skversky. have a good day. >> so many women look forward to that moment when their dad can walk them down the aisle and also have that special dance. david never got that chance. the ohio police officer was killed back in 2007.

for ten years his daughter tied the knot and look at this, they're dad's colleagues were there to give her that dance. the moment melted her heart where her dad forever holds a special place.

>> this morning a camden county police officer survived being shot. >> it is a sure sign that the holidays are on the way. see how we're already wrapping up for a thanksgiving tradition. >> light rain overnight is out of here. it's a mild accuweather forecast and it's about to get even milder. good morning, everyone. i'm matt o'donnell along with jeannette reyes. it is 7:30. >> i had to double-check my watch to make sure that's right and temperatures were much, much colder this same time yesterday. we were waking up to numbers in the 30s and 40s. this morning the winds have shifted off the ocean. take a look, 54 in philadelphia. a good 12 or 13 degrees milder than the same time yesterday. millville 56, cape may 59. beach haven checking in at 60 degrees. that's the normal high for this time of the year.

the 24-hour temperature change, look at the numbers. it's 16 degrees warmer right now in atlantic city than the same time yesterday. reading 13 degrees warmer. philadelphia about 10, and trenton 13 degrees warmer. satellite 6 we're watching a couple of areas of moisture. the first one working its way out to sea. lots of cloud cover in between. the next system which is way out to the west, it is just now pushing over the mountains, getting into state college and areas north of harris burg. it looks like for the most part that area will stay to our north, you could see a quick burst of rain over the next couple of hours. here's the close-up view. as it crosses over the mountains it will lose a lot of its punch here we're looking at mainly just a couple of showers into the lehigh valley or poconos or a very light period of rain. little bit of patchy drizzle this morning. cloudy, mild this afternoon with a high of 66 and then for

tomorrow, 72 degrees is the forecasted high with a period of rain late in the day. that's associated with a cold front. that will do a number on our temperatures later this week. it will actually drop highs down into the 50s and then we watch closely for the arrival of a secondary cold front that could get in here next weekend and if that front makes it this far south, overnight lows will drop below freezing and daytime highs well never get out of the mid 40s. i'll be back with details in the accuweather 7-day forecast. jeannette? >> thank you so much. a camden county police officer shot on the drop. it was an up lifting moment from patrick o'hanlon went home from the hospital. at 21 years old he almost did not live to see this moment. >> reporter: no doubt it's a salute well-deserved. camden county police officer patrick o'hanlon gave a thumbs

up. he had a full escort surrounded by his fellow officers. his father spoke with us for a quick update. >> sore, a little swollen but good spirits. wants to go home and get in his own bed and relax. >> and who could blame him. this past wednesday officer o'hanlon was put in a life-threatening situation. police say around 10:00 p.m. he approached three men believed to be suspicious and one began to flee. but o'hanlon caught up with him and the suspect pulled out a gun and fired at point blank range. >> the gun jammed and the suspect was not able to finish him off like he tried to do. >> reporter: o'hanlon would be shot in the leg. the suspect has been arrested and identified. >> you talk about an individual who's 19 years of age, already

has three felony convictions and 10 arrests. >> reporter: o'hanlon was still able to apprehend and hold the man until backup arrived. >> he got shot at point blank range. the individual then tried to shoot him in the face. he was able to remove the gun from the suspect. >> then it was a team effort in getting him to the hospital and now home today so quick. his father says he wants to thank everyone, especially the hospital staff, that his son is going to be okay. >> he's coming home with us and he'll get well and we'll be back. >> president trump travels through asia as many of those opposing him attended rallies around the u.s. the group refuse fascism organized p protests in los angeles and other cities. protesters in l.a. chanted "trump and pence regime, got to go." while president trump was on his

trip, the second in command is pushing the tax reform plan. mike pence visited york, pennsylvania yesterday. he promises the first $24,000 of income for working class families will be completely tax-free. he says it would eliminate the death tax. a big part of the $1.5 trillion tax cut would be reducing the corporate tax rate from 35% to 20%. the president and fellow republicans believe bigger corporate profits will trickle down but some economists argue that may not be a sure thing. >> controversial will reduction corporate tax rate actually increase wages for the average household. >> 50% of americans disapprove of the tax proposal according to the latest abc washington post poll. 60% believe it would primarily benefit the wealthy. movety superstar julia roberts is the latest in

hollywood now speaking out about numerous accusations of sexual harassment and assault within the industry. >> reporter: oscar winner julia roberts is now speaking out on the specsual harassment scandal sweeping hollywood. >> 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 recently kevin spacey. new york city police saying they are gathering more evidence to potentially arrest wean stein for rape but they don't know if it's enough to bring the case to trial. >> we would need an arrest warrant so that requires a court order. so we want to get our evidence first before we go out and do something like that. >> reporter: the case stemming from an investigation into claims that weinstein assaulted an actress in 2010.

the actress alleging weinstein drove her home from a party and forced himself on her. at the same time netflix is keting its ties with kevin spacey. numerous actors have accused spacey of alleged sexual harassment. his representative is saying he is quote taking time to seek evaluation an treatment. julia roberts is hoping hollywood rises from the stand al in a better place. >> hopefully we can reform with renewed understanding. >> the city of philadelphia is honoring a firefighter who died in the line of duty five years ago with a mural. family and friends of daniel sweeney were at engine 7 in kensington to help paint that mural. people from the neighborhood also came out to help. the mural will depekt -- depict

sweeney's life and career. >> there goes that action news van again. meet the boy and his family who we here at 6abc are proud to call huge fans. >> the philadelphia chamber music society is uniting on >> the philadelphia chamber music society is uniting on stage with the grammy perdue. raising more organic chickens than anyone in america. the old man's still got it. 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 and democrats alike to fight the north jersey casinos and the takeover of atlantic city. chris brown is fighting to protect jobs in our region...

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a member of the next generation of action news reporters is already getting comfortable in his new role. >> they talked to a talented young action news hopeful who chose halloween to show off. >> reporter: there goes that news van again and riding in his home made version. >> at school we had a play and every one of the people was saying they loved my costume. >> he's got the look, he's got the microphone. he's even got a press pass. >> reporter: do you think you would be nervous on tv? >> no. >> reporter: halloween is a family affair. liam's parents act as his camera crew. his dad did a master job of

recreating the van in miniature. >> if one of our vans break down can we borrow this? >> absolutely. i don't know how many can fit. >> he lives playing pretend. >> reporter: over the last couple of years, liam has dressed up like a garbage man and a mailman. he interviewed the letter carrier. >> i think he's going to be the next reporter here. i love the truck, it's beautiful. >> happy halloween. from 6 action news. >> even at 5, he's a charmer bringing me flowers on the day i retire. >> thank you. you're going to do great. >> reporter: whether it's sports or hard news, this reporter thing may be more than just halloween fun. i think i could be looking at my replacement. this kindergartner is a natural. i'm nora muchanic.

>> probably thinking you retired just in time. >> nora is great. >> we'll miss her. >> in 25 years we'll see him right here. let's talk about your weather here in the philadelphia area. looking at the bridge, gray skies, cloudy and damp. very mild, the winds shifted off the ocean and bumped those temperatures up. and it's going to be a lot more comfortable than it was today. you won't feel that today. for the most part we are dry, just some spotty areas of patchy drizzle but it's so light that the radar isn't picking it up. you have to go out to the west to pick it up 66 degrees is today's forecasted high. the normal was 60. yesterday we topped out at 59. the low this morning was 53.

now we're up a degree to 54. millville 56. atlantic city 59. 50 in allentown and 44 in the poconos. it's all thanks to that easterly wind. now just the opposite would happen if the ocean temperatures were in the 30s, then it would be a lot cooler out there. but as long as the ocean is that mild and you're getting an easterly wind, you'll see warmer temperatures inland. here is another look at storm tracker. steadier, heavier rains out here across western pennsylvania. it is all moving like this. so it's going to be the lehigh valley in the poconos that will see this rain. perhaps a little bit of drizzle getting into the philadelphia area with that. that wouldn't be until maybe 10:00, 11:00 this morning. it's moving very, very quickly. so your surface maps should look like this. warm front in the process of

pushing through. tomorrow with a strengthening southwesterly breeze we get into the 70s underneath a mostly cloudy sky, late in the day it may trigger a round of rain or a couple of showers especially in or around the immediate philadelphia area. we'll stop the clock at 1:00, cloudy skies, maybe some left over drizzle, not a big deal. by 5:00, same thing. cloudy skies, maybe one peeks of sun before sunset. you saw the oranges and reds and yellow, it will come down steadily for a brief period of time. for today, leftover drizzle during the morning hours. otherwise it's cloudy and very mild. 66 in philadelphia, 68 in millville, 68 in dover and cape may 67. and overnight tonight a lot of these numbers are actually warmer than the normal high for this time of the year.

62 in philadelphia, millville 58 degrees tonight. 59 in allentown and reading 57 in lancaster underneath a cloudy sky. the exclusive forecast. once that cold front slides through here monday evening, the rest of the week looks nice. 66 degrees, left over morning drizzle today. unseasonably warm for tomorrow. 72. a couple of showers or a period of rain late. tuesday sun and clouds with perhaps an instability shower, most of us are going to stay dry. wednesday, thursday, friday and saturday temperatures are stuck in the 50s where they should be this time of the year and maybe a lot colder by saturday with a high of only 45 degrees. if fall were to end today, it would be the warmest fall ever for philadelphia. we're just destroying the previous record right now. >> you know i'm not complaining. we are just a few weeks away from the annual 6abc dunkin' donuts thanksgiving day parade.

it takes a little skill to keep them flying straight. a group of volunteer handlers were outside studios getting a little practice in. for some this is their first year working with the inflatables. others come back year after year. and of course be sure to tune in to the 6abc dunkin' donuts parade.

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the los angeles kwi tar quartet is one of america's first ever guitar quartet. >> they've played small venues, large venues. they were all trained classicby but they can do anything. >> reporter: for their performance they'll play everything from classical and jazz to brazilian and samba. >> you'll hear it for guitars. it's a lot different than what you were expecting. >> reporter: the musicians play on nylon string guitars. >> they're all playing the exact same style of guitar but it is tuned in different ways. this is going to be all about how the gentlemen bring out different colors and sounds. >> they'll also perform two pieces that were written specifically for them, one by 20-time grammy award winning

guitarist pat metheny. >> he decided he was very inspired. he said all right i'll write a piece. >> the concert is one night only. >> a lot of times people think of classical music and they get intimidated by that. this is four gentlemen on stage playing guitar. >> they perform november 17th at 8:00. visit the arts in philly.org. i'm karen rogers. >> eye north korean defector was in montgomery county detailing her story of survival and faith. she escaped the country with members of her family when she was 11 spoke to a captive audience. she says her journey came with huge personal risks and even greater potential loss. she now runs a nonprofit to help other north korean defectors

seek asylum. new jersey governor chris christie is already making plans for his first night out of office in january. the republican is planning to see bruce springsteen's broadway show. he is an avid fan. he has attended a whopping 140 concerts.

we've paid a big price for chris christie and kim guadagno. they gave out billions in corporate tax breaks. millions to whitewash the bridgegate scandal. millions more wasted on empty office space. we got stuck with the bill. property taxes up. train and bus fares up. college tuition up. women's healthcare funding eliminated with christie and guadagno we're paying more and falling behind. four more years of kim guadagno is unaffordable. why arit's because sweeney'sing been exposed as aeeney? double dipping pension padder.

caught spending campaign money on lavish dinners and fine cigars for his pals. investigated for being a lobbyist and a senator at the same time. sweeney voted to raise taxes 145 times while our economy continues to struggle. south jersey is a mess, and it's time to take out the trash. on november 7th, make a change. dump sweeney. oldman. he's getting buzz for his role as winston churchill and he's assured of another honor. later today he will receive a

hollywood career achievement award which bills itself as the first awards show of the season. oldman is a previous oscar, emmy and sag nominee. pretty impressive. >> tell you what. now that we have chris sowers here, why don't we go to the accuweather forecast. >> we could see a little bit of drizzle during the late morning hours since the first part of the eagles game, by afternoon it's mainly cloudy. with that said here is the accuweather. eagles doing battle with the broncos. mostly cloudy, patchy drizzle through the first quarter and mainly just cloudy and could be just cloudy the whole time. we're not looking a lot of drizzle heading this way but there could be some. either way it's going to be a lot better than last weekend's game which was played in the rain. exclusive accuweather 7-day forecast breezy, more clouds for monday, maybe a period of rain late in the day but look how

warm it is. we're up to 72. cold front comes in for tuesday knock the temperatures down. these numbers are exactly where we should be. mid to upper 50s and saturday could get really chilly with a high of only 45. >> good to have some normalcy around here. >> we are just a few minutes away from saying good morning to good morning america. >> hey, matt and jeannette. coming up president trump touching down in tokyo kicking off his asian trip on the golf course as a new poll lands some eye-opening numbers on the approval rating and the boilt of his base. plus the bombshell revolutions from dan na brazil. why she said she actually considered replacing hillary clinton on the democratic ticket. and the new york security marathon kicking up with the tightest security. we're at the finish line to see what the city is doing.

we'll see you very soon. >> so dan and good morning america weekend is next here on cabc. action news continues a little later this morning. >> here are the stories we're working on for you at 9:00 a.m. saving planet earth one coffee pot at a time. we'll tell you how one company things it has figured out. >> you now need to be 21 to buy cigarettes in the state of new jersey. we'll have reaction to the newly enacted law. plus another check of the forecast with chris sowers. for chris, jeannette, i'm matt o'donnell. have a great sunday and we'll see you in a little bit. "good morning america" is next.

good morning, america. this morning, touchdown in tokyo. president trump arriving for the start of his 13-day asia trip. with a message of strength. >> we dominate the sky. we dominate the sea. we dominate the land and space. >> teeing up an ambitious agenda. what he hopes to accomplish. what our new poll says about his approval rating and the loyalty of his base. spilling secrets. >> i'm with her. >> the tell-all new book by dnc interim chair donna brazile. how she reportedly considered removing clinton from the ticket after her collapse at the 9/11 memorial. who was the candidate that would have replaced her? would it have made a difference in the election?