nydia and gray are off. i'm matt o'donnell along with jeannette reyes. a gunman opened fire leaving a teenager dead and a 12-year-old hospitalized. >> extra security measures as the new york city marathon takes off following a deadly terror attack. >> we changed our clocks overnight and heading back to milder temperatures. >> meteorologist chris sowers joins us now with a look at your accuweather forecast. it's going to be dreary today. >> it's a little damp out here and the parking lots are still wet as well. most of the steadier rains we saw overnight working our way out to sea. we started out in the 30s and low 40s yesterday at this time. look at the morning lows this morning. only 41 in the poconos. they were down to 33 yesterday. pottstown 47. dover and millville a very mild 54. look at those locations now. 60 in millville, 62 already in cape may, atlantic city.

beach haven 62. philadelphia 67. reading and allentown both checking in at 53. numbers are 5-10 degrees warmer than they were yesterday. it's all thanks to a breeze that developed last night ahead of a band of moisture that swung through last night. you'll see a lot of greens and yellows and reds out to the west. that should be passing to the north. i've drawn an air ra the direction of movement with the next batch of rain. most of the immediate philadelphia area should stay dry. so the call from accuweather for today is cloudy with some leftover morning drizzle and very, very mild with a high of 66 degrees. if that's not warm enough for you, we're all the way up into the 70s tomorrow. how warm it will get around here and another big cooldown as we head into next weekend. guys? >> developing this morning, a gunman opened fire on a crowd of

young people in north philadelphia leaving a teenager dead and a 12-year-old hospitalized. >> police are looking for the begunman who took -- gunman who took off after firing those shots. when police arrived they found a 16-year-old boy shot in the chest and neck. he died at the scene. a 12-year-old boy was shot in the thigh. other kids who were gathered managed to get out of the line of fire. >> the two victims were with a bunch of other children basically just hanging out, sitting on the steps, talking. and one male shooter, about 5'6", wearing all dark clothing, came upon them and basically started firing into the crowd. >> the 12-year-old victim is recovering in the hospital. police are now looking for that gunman. if you have any information that could help in the investigation, you are encouraged to contact police. >> also developing overnight another shooting in north

philadelphia left ear teenager seriously hurt. the action cam is on the scene at 1700 block of north 17th street. police were called just before 12:30 this morning when shots were fired just blocks from the temple university campus. police found an 18-year-old man with a gunshot wound to the back. the gun fire woke up a student who lives on the street. >> i was home. i was just laying in bed. they were there. and we heard like three loud pops. >> police do not have any motives or suspects in that shooting. >> a camden county police officer is recovering at home after being released from the hospital following his shooting. patrick o'hanlon gave a big thumbs up and was dressed in a sixers jeersy as he left the hospital. he was given an escort home where he was expected to continue recovering. he was shot in the leg during a

struggle with a suspect. that suspect has been arrested. >> and a philadelphia firefighter who died in the line of duty five years ago was honored this weekend with a new. family and friends were at engine 7 to help paint that mural and the firefighters honor the mural depicts his life and his career with the philadelphia fire department. >> extra security measures are in place as the largest marathon in the world prepares to make its way through the streets of manhattan. >> 50,000 runners are taking place in this morning's 47th annual new york city marathon. it comes less than a week after a deadly attack on the city. >> live from new york city with more on the extra precautions being taken to keep everyone safe. good morning, maggie. >> reporter: good morning, matt and jeannette. almost immediately after the

attack, the mayor came out and said the marathon would go on no matter what. we've been feeling energy and excitement in the air. more than 50,000 runners and 2.5 million spectators are defiantly taking back the streets of new york city. less than a week after the deadliest terror attack to hit new york since 9/11, the new york city marathon goes on as planned. >> our pride, our sprent will be on full display on sunday at the marathon. we have people here from all over the globe. our message is we will keep them safe. >> reporter: runners not letting terror stop them but authorities aren't taking any chances. >> what happened on tuesday is somebody that everybody that sits up here at this table, this is something that we think about all the time. >> reporter: ahead of the event, officers came together to game out responses to worst-case scenarios preparing for anything. >> you will see a lot of police presence. everyone is?

this together. >> reporter: trucks and other vehicles positioned at intersections. radiation detection devices, k9 units, helicopters and boats. authorities ramping up an already robust security force for marathon day. officials say they have no information of a specific or credible threat but warn major events like the marathon are always a target. organizers say even with the attack, they have not seen a jump in cancelations and nearly every runner says they are out here ready to run and they are not going to back down. in new york, maggie rulli, channel 6 action news. >> this is the final weekend of campaign before voters pick a new governor in norge. democrat fill mer if i will spend his day in middlesex county. he will cap off the day with jon bon jovi. he faces republican kim

guadagno. guadagno will be campaigning in trenton and parts of north jersey. voters will head to the polls on tuesday. the most closely watched race in philadelphia will be for district attorney. join me for a candidates forum later this morning. you can watch it during a special inside story at 11:30 just before action news at noon. >> 9:07. veterans day is officially next saturday but today we will take the time to honor and show our appreciation for their service with the veterans day parade. it kicks off at jfk boulevard at noon and ends at fifth and market where there will be a festival following the parade. alicia vitarelli will be there. you can see it live right here beginning at 12:30. >> the eagles are just four hours away from their match-up with the broncos.

the birds are in full control. nfc playoff race as they head into the game. they are 7 and 1, the best record in the nfl. carson wentz will have to face a stingy defense. a trade for jay ajayi. it is unclear if he will play this afternoon. we'll have a live report from the linc on action news at noon. >> a once stolen norman rock well painting has been returned to its rightful owners. fbi agents returned the painting to the family last march after it was stolen during a break-in more than 40 years ago. the family knew the painting belonged to them because it was damaged when their father accidentally hit it with a pool cue. >> of all things. more to come on action news this

sunday morning. saving the environment one cup of coffee at a time. we'll introduce you to a california coffee company that has developed biodegradeable one-cup pods. >> practice is under way for the balloons you'll see at this year's thanksgiving day parade. taking a live look here, meteorologist chris sowers has your exclusive accuweather 7-day forecast when we come back. christie: this is governor christie.

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took a deep breath this morning. many others will be able to. the action cam was at free to breathe run-walk. the efforts have raised more than $200,000 to programs dedicated to lung cancer survival. action news is the mc for the event. a wonderful job. >> so chris just about done with the rain, right? >> just a little patchy drizzle, but for the most part the rain is finished. as we take a look at the eagles forecast, taking on the denver broncos 1:00 start time at the link. everything looks okay. we're not going to see much sun but temperatures are going to be much, much milder than where they were yesterday where highs only topped out in the 50s and it's not going to look anything

remotely close to what we saw last weekend for the eagles game. mostly cloudy skies, patchy drizzle. by second, third, fourth quarter it should be just clouds and it's very mild. 64 by 1:00, and 65 degrees by 4:00. as we take a look at storm tracker 6, not too much going on, just some patchy drizzle, steadier stuff off to the northwest. there's another round of rain quickly approaching pulling out of the pittsburgh area note the direction which this is chaflg here is off to the north to northeast. places like the lehigh valley may get clipped but the philadelphia area should stay dry. it's 57 degrees already in philadelphia with awe dew point of 54. so we're already pretty close to where we topped out at all day yesterday and it's only 9:00 in the morning. winds are out of the east northeast at 7 miles per hour and the pressure reading is holding steady at 30.24 inches.

and you can thank the easterly breeze. that nice wind warmed everything up overnight. 60 now in millville, cape may 62. atlantic city 62. beach haven same number and north and west is pretty mild for you guys. lancaster also 53. the other thing that breeze is doing is piling that water up here on the coast. from seaside heights down to rehoboth beach, we'll have the coastal advisory in effect until noon. in the storm term we are expect tides to be a good half foot to a full foot above what's considered normal. cloudy throughout the afternoon, patchy drizzle until about 1:00 or 2:00 and that pulls away. perhaps a few peeks of sun. a similar scene tomorrow morning, lots of clouds, maybe

some patchy fog. perhaps a few peeks of sun, 4:00 it could be raining in places like allentown, lancaster and reading and that pushes out to sea. once that crosses the regional, the temperatures drop off, the more seasonable levels. for today it's extremely mild. 66 degrees is the forecasted high. some leftover patchy morning drizzle. cloudy by afternoon. lancaster 63, cape may 67 and trenton 64. overnight tonight a lot of these numbers are actually warmer than the normal high for this time of year. 62 tonight in philadelphia. 58 in millville. cape may 62 and allentown 59. and the exclusive accuweather 7-day forecast. cooler changes arriving on tuesday. 66 today, rain late in the day monday. 58 degrees for tuesday and the rest of the 7-day forecast looks pretty trang quill. saturday is a little bit colder highs only in the mid 40s.

matt? >> thank you, chris. a large penguin floated high into the sky at the action news studios this weekend. it was a defendant of just one of the -- a test of just one of the balloons in this year's parade. a group of volunteer handlers spent part of their day practicing their move. >> it's amazing. a it's a lot of fun. >> with the children. >> some of the volunteers this is their first year working with the inflatables. you will have the best seat in the house for the cabc dunkin' donuts thanksgiving day parade. see all the balloons right here on 6abc.

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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. >> it is 9:18 on this sunday and we're taking a look at the waves

crashing on the beach in cape may, new jersey. 57 degrees not very beachy. that rain you saw overnight it's all done. good for parades today, also that eagles game. in health check this morning, a large new study took a look at whether parents were keeping their children away from football out of concern for injuries like concussions. the sports and fitness industry association surveyed more than 20,000 individuals in households. it found that 982,000 children between the ages of 6 and 12 took part in tackle football last year. that was a drop of nearly 2% since 2011. but there were bigger drops in participation in basketball, baseball and outdoor soccer. track and field took the biggest hit with a decrease of more than 24%. >> health check this morning, babies who are breast fed for at least two months may have a lower risk of sudden infant death syndrome.

the study found that mothers didn't have to breast feed exclusively for their babies to benefit but researchers say there were still benefits even when parents used formula some of the time. a new study in the journal pediatrics finds most states in the country have added rules for day cares that are designed to help combat childhood so beesty. too many feedings, or leaning a bottle on a pillow, all practices that encourage babies to eat too much instead of when they're hungry. researchers have found more states require a feeding plan from infants from their parents or a physician. the state of delaware was the only one with regulations that met nine of the ten standards. >> the same technology used to tell your smart phone whether it is upside down or right side up can turn 2-d ultrasounds into a 3-d machine. they attached a $10 chip to a

conventional probe. it registers the orientation and uses software to stitch hundreds of pictures of the anatomy together in 3 dimensions. the resulting image looks like a ct scan or mri. >> we developed a convenient system for every ultimate ta sound machine in the world. it just requires a table to plug in. >> developers say it could bring high quality high tech images to reremote places.

>> sunday morning forecast for today, very limited sun. if you see the sun at all today you'll be lucky. temperatures in the mid 60s today. poconos 56 degrees a little bit cooler and there is some light rain off to the west that will

be pushing through over the next couple of hours. we're also watching a couple of frontal systems. we have the cold front out to the west pushing across the plains states and there's kind of like this snaky looking warm front. temperatures are much, much cooler through here, but very, very warm south and west of that front. so what will happen here is the fronts are going to swing east. we get into the warm sector for tomorrow. temperatures shoot up into the 70s and some of this cooler weather starts to come in here as we head into tuesday. as a matter of fact we have a couple of frontal systems we're timing out. so we're cooling it down from tuesday on, the first front comes in and we get into friday and saturday this upcoming weekend and it could turn downright cold with highs in the 40s. jeannette? >> thank you so much. a california company has gone green with its coffee pods. they roast hundreds of millions of pounds of coffee beans each year with an estimated 11

billion single serve cups thrown into landfills each year, they decided to create a compostable pod. 90 days after the pod arrives at the compost facility. >> a lot of parents worry about how much time their kids spend playing video games. >> instead of worrying, not why join in. >> reporter: yes, consumers reports says rather than constantly telling their child to put the tablet down, get in the game and use it as a way to power up communication. 7-year-old brin would like to teach her mom to play her video game. >> so she can play a game with me and we can have lots of fun. >> reporter: she's on to something. rather than try to pull the plug

on your kids' interest in gaming. >> maybe sit down with them like you would play a board game or play catch outside. >> reporter: many games can be used to teach valuable lessons. >> especially the role playing games are all about problem solving and about making decisions. >> reporter: arizona state university center for games and impact agrees claiming well-crafted video games foster critical skills necessary for navigating the 21st century world. she says the games her kids play are interactive allowing them to play with each other or play with their friends remotely. >> you're still reaching out and forming relationships through those games as well. >> reporter: with a new baby she doesn't get to play along much, but she does keep a close eye asking questions along the way. >> what's going on here. >> it sparks the conversation that can lead to just more communication with your kids or

you can ask questions about why is character go there. or why is it important to pick up these power. kids love to explain, they love to teach and they love to feel like you respect them as an intelligent person. >> reporter: and of course even if you are playing with your kids, you still want to monitor the amount of screen time they're getting and make sure the content is age-appropriate. >> still to come on this sunday morning edition of action news, this home in los angeles cost nearly as much in rent for one month as it would for an entire home. we'll take you inside. >> plus, take the guessing game out of shopping. how amazon is paving the way for you to buy products. those stories plus meteorologist chris sowers will have your exclusive accuweather 7-day forecast when

. >> family tragedy. a man is brutally killed in his own montgomery home. now his own brother is facing charges in his death. >> president trump meets with the leader of japan. >> the eagles are hoping to soar to an 8th straight win. when they face the broncos at the linc in just a few hours. >> good morning, everyone. i'm matt o'donnell along with jeannette reyes. nydia and gray are off. it is 9:29 right now. set your clocks. i have like 70 more clocks to

fix in my house. >> earlier this morning i had to fix my clock. >> the forecast for today it's going to be cloudy and rather damp this morning with temperatures holding steady in the 50s but by afternoon we should break out into the 60s across most of the area. so it's going to be extremely mild compared to seasonal averages. the normal is 59. shooting for a high right around 66 degrees. maybe some patchy leftover morning drizzle. dover 68, cape may 67. and as we go hour by hour you can see lots of clouds locked in, there could be a few peeks of sunshine before the sun sets. 63 by noon, by 3:00, 65. by 4:00, 5:00, somewhere in that ballpark, about 63 or 64. here's a close-up look on storm

tracker 6. we set into motion i drew a line, i think this batch of rain just stays north of that line. the northern portions of the lehigh valley, poconos you could see wet weather in the short term. if you know anybody that's traveling out to the west, big thunderstorms . i'll have more coming up in just a few minutes. >> developing news this morning, a teenager is dead, a 12-year-old hurt after someone opened fire on a group gathered in north philadelphia overnight. police were called to the 2700 block of north 19th street just after midnight. they say a crowd of teens were gathered when someone walked off and began to fire upon them. a 16-year-old boy was killed. a 12-year-old suffered gunshot wound to his leg. police are now searching for the gunman in that shooting.

>> police in montgomery county have made an arrest in a brutal murder that shocked a quiet community. >> police say they arrested the brother of a man found dead inside the basement of his home. trish hartman has the details. >> 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 stirling 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 harry bachman 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, bachman's brother, stole his car from the driveway. detectives found that vehicle at the fairfield inn hotel and took

the suspect into custody. county and township detectives spent all afternoon at the residence and placed more than 20 evidence markers outside the home. neighbors were shocked that this happened on their quiet street. >> any time we 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 bachman will be charged with first and third degree murder. >> a kentucky man has been taken into custody charged with attacking u.s. senator rand paul. kentucky state police say paul suffered a minor injury when he was assaulted in his home on friday afternoon. police say boucher blindsided the senator and tackled him from

behind. boucher is an ophthalmologist and was once a state senator. >> president trump is in tokyo on his first stop. he met with the leader of japan to discuss a number of subjects. >> reporter: overnight president trump and the first lady landing in tokyo, the tarmac packed with troops charg on their commander in chief. the president signed photos of himself before putting on a military bomber jacket at the air base. >> i like this better. you can have my jacket. >> reporter: and delivering remarks that set the stage for his 5-country diplomatic tour. >> we dominate the sky. we dominate the sea. we dominate the land and space. >> reporter: a mince no words show of force. he never mentioned north korea. he said the u.s. stands ready to fight. >> no one, no dictator, no

regime and no nation, should underestimate ever american resolve. every once in a while in the past they underestimated us. it was not pleasant for them, was it. >> reporter: on air force one the president said he will meet with russia's vladimir putin saying we want putin's help on north korea. he will also sit down with china. reporters ask president trump if he was at a disadvantage. he interrupted and said excuse me. so am i. adding in we're going in with tremendous strength. but before those meetings around of golf with the japanese prime minister, a reciprocal invitations after they hit the links earlier this year.

the two leaders autographing custom hats. and the president and prime minister played nine elds who else of golf. they did not keep score but they did talk about north korea. on the way over here reporters asked the president how he would manage the schedule. he said it is grueling but fortunately historically that has not been a problem for me. i'll stay fresh. >> as president trump travels through asia, his second in command spent the weekend touting their tax reform plan in pennsylvania. mike pence was in york yesterday. he says the first $24,000 for income for working class families will be completely tax-free under the proposal. pence also planned to end the death tax. a large portion of the $1.5 trillion tax cut aims to reduce the corporate tax rate. president trump and republicans

believe bigger corporate profits will have a trickle-down effect creating more jobs and higher wages. some economists say that may not be a sure thing. >> controversial aspect will a reduction in corporate tax rates actually increase wages for the average household. >> the latest abc washington post survey shows that 50% of americans disapprove of the tax proposal. 60% believe it will primarily benefit the wealthy. >> some of the most prominent colleges and universities are attacking a republican congressional proposal to tax their endowments. many schools have huge endoumths that are used to fund student aid, research and community projects. the university of pennsylvania has $12.2 billion in the bank. harvard's endowment is $37.1 billion. the tax proposal released last week calls for a 1.4% tax

endowment income on. >> the action cam was at the annual fox's trot 5k. hundreds of runners pounded the pavement in honor of brad fox. it helps to raise money for fallen members of firefighters, police officers and soldiers. >> there's still much more to come this sunday morning on action news. hear how one man paid for this rare autographed magazine cover. >> it looks more like football season here this scene in the midwest. old man winter became part of the action. >> now we're heading outside. we're taking a live look here at camden. meteorologist chris sowers will have your exclusive accuweather forecast when we return. >> a blanket of snow covered the

mountains in california this

weekend. a welcome gift for ski resorts. the heavy wet snow caused slick conditions on the roads leading two major roads to call. more snow is on the way in the sierras with up to 2 feet expected. . the snow did not stop the excitement at a football tournament in minnesota. the hornets thrived in the weather. the team beat the cougars 7-9. >> if chris sowers had his way, we would have snow. >> did we get any snow last year? and so far it's been too warm. let's get you outside and we'll start you out with storm tracker 6 as we take a look at the radar here. temperatures have been really, really mild over the last few weeks. that's been the story in the philadelphia area.

we continue to see these huge areas of high pressure sit over the carolinas. now here's a look from our temple university camera. lots of clouds, low level clouds in place. there's not too much in the way of fog, but enough cloud cover to which we won't see much in the way of sun out there today. storm tracker setting in motion for you. i drew this white line here from harrisburg. i think this next line of moisture will stay from that line north. maybe a couple of spritz or sprinkles in the next couple of hours but the bulk of the moisture stays to the north. 66 degrees is the forecasted high. yesterday we topped out at 59. started out this morning at 53 which is a good 11 degrees above the seasonal average. center city 57. newtown 55.

over into south jersey, 60. cape may 63. dover is at 61. hammonton 59. and . the first is this warm front this will push through tonight and as you get into the ohio and tennessee valleys, they're already in the 60s and 70s. that pulls in for tomorrow and the cold front comes in, that touches off a couple of showers, maybe a brief period of steady rain and the temperatures begin to fall back. but nothing too terribly cold. we're still talking about highs in the 50s which is average for this time of the year. so lots of moisture across the great lakes states. again all of this will be shifting to the east. future tracker 6, we set it in motion for you, here we go, a big line of showers and thunderstorms, sharrie williams over the ohio valley later tonight, right around the midnight hour and again this

line will shift east by monday evening it's sitting over the top of us and we can't rule out a thunderstorm here. it's going to be showers, a brief period of rain, maybe a quick hitting thunderstorm or at least a rumble or two, and monday night some of the cooler air starts to roll in. the close-up shows all is quiet today, cloudy skies, maybe some patchy drizzle that's about it. overnight tonight more clouds, tomorrow morning more clouds and tomorrow afternoon here comes that broken line of showers. cooler changes moving in for tuesday. for today leftover drizzle for this morning. otherwise cloudy. the eagles game. 66 degrees is the forecasted high with a light breeze out of the south southeast at 5-15 miles per hour and lots of clouds overnight tonight and that cloud cover, that blanket of clouds keeps us mild. 58 degrees outlying suburbs, 62 for center city. all of these numbers warmer than the normal high for this time of

the year. we get into that warm sector for tomorrow, 72, breezy with rain developing late as the cold front flies through. for tuesday sun and clouds, maybe an instability shower. we cool it down, 58. and the rest of the 7-day looks okay. very tranquil. 55 degrees as we head into wednesday which is pretty close to average. thursday we're up to 54. and saturday that's more like it. 45 degrees for the high with overnight lows dropping down close to freezing. it's been absolutely balmy the last few weeks. it's got to end at some point. >> he's wishing for it. >> teenagers from gloucester county put their search and rescue skills to the test this weekend. these are the cooper streets cadets. they've been learning different aspects of emergency response.

they look for a missing person at the timber creek park. the program is run by the fire department. 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. you know, he had a premature baby and i think he had just been given the diagnosis that she had down syndrome. lauren brought out the best in me. she made me a different person. deep down in his heart he feels for people who are disadvantaged.

lauren's a light in everybody eye. she's the spark that has started the fire. the goal is to keep places like this open so all people, regardless of disability, have an opportunity for employment. see, i love you. i love you guys too. you know that. yeah. >> welcome back on this sunday morning. we're taking a live look at the been franklin bridge. it's going to be mild outside but it's going to be gloomy. the rain is over and done with so hopefully we're in for better days. tomorrow should be more mild.

your temperature is 57 degrees, and your time 9:48. well it looks like t-mobile and sprint will no longer be merging. the two companies called off merger talks this weekend after they were unable to come to an agreement. they are the third and fourth largest wire carriers in the country. -- wireless carriers in the country. >> technically speaking we begin with a tiny camera that makes everything look amazing. it's a new 360 degree camera that allows you to shoot your video and then manipulate just about everything about the video at ray later time. you can smooth out the video, you can make it seem like it's not shifting around as much. or as it stayed focused. it only works with iphones. an android version is expected soon. amazon is taking holiday shopping to whole new levels. it has begun rolling out its black friday deals and for the

first time shoppers can see things in augmented reality. the first time they can shop for products and see how they might look in their own homes. it all works in the amazon app. steve jobs is still worth a lot of cash. a news week magazine feeing him on the cover. he signed his name on it and wrote "i love manufacturing." what makes this even more valuable is the fact that steve jobs didn't really sign many autographs. the woman who sold it said she asked jobs to sign it while attending the unveiling of his next computer. he said he didn't do autographs so she said to write from the heart and that's what he did. america runs on dunkin'.

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commodore barry bridge. the eagles are looking for their seventh straight win at lincoln financial field this afternoon. >> eagles-broncos today at 1:00 at the link. the eagles can start 8 and 1 for only the fifth time in team history, and that history looks pretty good. the only other times they have played 8 and 1 they have played in the super bowl or a championship.

carsonwenz will have their eyes on von miller all game. >> this is a great defense. they do fly around. they make plays. it's one of the better defenses we'll face all year. they're talented. you'll got to know where he's at. there's a reason he's talked about as one of the best players in the league and it shows up on tape. so we'll be aggressive. we'll keep our same kind of game plan but be smart with how we attack it. >> the flyers season has been bumpy. they win, they lose, it's up and down. they were trying to change it last night against colorado. he helps out here second period on the power play. he shoots, fires, rebounds. flyers take the lead up 1. then down. only a minute later celebration they give it right back.

michael out. back down but you can celebrate again. flyers get a goal and a minute later it's tied. good night. flyers lose 5-4. they have not won back-to-back games in two and a half weeks. penn state looks like super man to start the season but even super man has a weakness. the top 25 teams on the road, he's 0 and 10 all-time and now penn state championship shot is gone faster than a speeding bullet. penn state hungry for a win on the road. end of third, down 7. their biggest deficit of the year. the most touchdowns in penn

state history. they come up with a stop but 15 yard penalty on marcus allen it leads to this. michigan state at the buzzer. no time left. matt coughlin wins it. 27-24 the final. they have dropped back-to-back games for the first time in two years and that championship shot is all but gone. that is sports. i'm jeff skversky. have a good day. >> a penthouse in downtown los angeles really ups the ante in luxury. check this out. it's called level because the building has 35 levels. on the 35th is a 2-story penthouse with 18,000 square feet of living space. 4 bedrooms, four kitchens, ten rooms and a media room. a private pool and hot tub.

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weather pattern today it's going to get a lot milder this afternoon. we should see the numbers climb up into the mid 60s. if that's not warm enough for you, many of us will reach the mid 70s by tomorrow. center city checking in at 58 degrees. glassboro 58, brigantine. our ocean temperatures are still in the 60s. the winds come off the water that's going to warm things up. the other thing the easterly breeze does is piles water up along the shore. we have a coastal tide advisory in effect until noon. for the morning high tide which is actually occurring right now. right now we're only expecting

the tides to be a half foot to a foot above what's considered high tide levels. >> satellite 6, mainly cloudy conditions, a band of showers approaching from the west but i think most of us will stay north of that white line. just north of the allentown area getting into the northern the forecast for today cloudy skies, drizzle mild with a high of 66. tomorrow more clouds but it's much, much warmer with a high of 72. and there could be a little rain or perhaps a thunderstorm late in the day as a cold front pushes through the region and that cold front will finally knock temperatures to where they should be this time of the year. i'll be back in just a few minutes with more details with the accuweather forecast. >> developing this morning, a gunman opened fire and a crowd of young people leaving a teenager dead and a 12-year-old hospitalized. >> police are looking for the gunman who took off after firing those shots. police were called to the 2700

block of north 19th street just after midnight. when they arrived they found a 16-year-old boy shot in the chest and neck. he died at the scene. a 12-year-old boy was shot in the thigh. other kids who were gathered managed to get out of the line of fire. police officials explain what they believe may have hopped. >> two victims were with a bunch of other people just hanging out talking and one male shooter, about 5'6" wearing all dark clothing came upon them and basically started firing into the crowd. >> the 12-year-old victim is recovering in the hospital. police are now looking for that gunman. if you have any information that could help in the ongoing investigation, you are encouraged to contact police. >> also developing overnight, another shooting in north philadelphia left ear -- another teenager seriously hurt. police were called just 12:30

this morning when shots were fired. officers found an 18-year-old man with a gun shot wound to the back. he was rushed to the hospital in serious condition. the gunfire woke up a temple student who lives on the street. >> i was home just laying in the bed and we just heard like three loud pops. >> police do not have any motives or suspects in that shooting. >> a camden county police officer is recovering at home after being released from the hospital following his shooting. officer patrick o'hanlon gave a big thumbs up as you can see there. he was dressed in his sixers jersey as he left cooper university hospital yesterday. he was given an escort home by his fellow officers last wednesday. o'hanlon you may remember was shot in the leg during a struggle with a suspect. that suspect has been arrested. >> a huge marathon is carrying

on in new york city less than a week after the deadly terror attack on a bike trail. tight security was in place for the event which draws tens of thousands of runners and spectators to nyc. 50,000 runners are taking part. extra uniformed patrol and plain-closed officers are fanned out among the course. along with riff top snipers and bomb sniffing dogs. >> you'll see an increased presence of law enforcement in all of 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 from uzbekistan is under arrest accused of killing 8 people along the bike

trail. the donna brazil has dropped a few bombshells. she writes she considered pushing for the replacement of hillary clinton on the democratic ticket just two months before the election. brazil became concerned after clinton fainted at a 9/11 event in new york city. brazil considered replacing her with then vice president joe biden. she writes there were secret deals at bernie sanders' sperns. >> this is the final week of campaigning. phil murphy will spend his day in middlesex county. he will cap off the day with jon bon jovi. he faces republican kim guadagno, new jersey's current

lieutenant governor. guadagno will be campaigning in trenton and parts of north jersey. the voters head to the polls on tuesday. the most closely watched race in philadelphia will be for district attorney. you can join in on the conversation between krasner and grossman later this morning. you can watch it during a special inside story at 11:30 just before action news at noon. >> the eagles are just a couple of hours away from their match-up at lincoln field. they are 7 and 1 as they face their final game before a well-deserved bye week. denver defense is ranked number one. jay ajayi it's unclear if he'll play this afternoon or if he will how much. we'll have a live report from the linc on action news at noon. >> the eagles organization is

teaming up with a special group that gives our veterans the tools they need to be actively employed. >> the hiring heros provides service members. bob? >> reporter: absolutely. that's what i was going to say. it's a very special event. very special day here when the eagles and toyota have teamed up with hiring our heros event and we could not be happier to spread the word about what's happening here today. there's all kinds of fun activities for veterans and their families and just everyone and the main purpose of this day, the focus is to help veterans to find ways to transition back into the work force after serving our country. most importantly the hire our heros. this will help veterans put all their skills into a resume for

future employees that will understand back into the civilian world. a medal of honor recipient works with toyota on this project and has words of encouragement for vets looking for work today. >> don't give up. listen, it's your transition. you have to own it. first off you have to take responsibility for it and nobody is going to do it except you. nobody helped you in your service, nobody made you successful in the military and nobody is going to make you successful out here. we have the tools to help you be successful. >> what we want to tell veterans is obviously we appreciate your service. we want them to know that and we want to do whatever we can do to help them to assimilate back into regular civilian kind of jobs and that's what hiring our heros is about. >> reporter: great to see the support. the activities are happening down here at the stadium. they go clear up until kick-off.

bob brooks, channel 6. >> sounds like a great event. veterans day is officially next saturday but today we will take the time to honor and show appreciation for their service. with the third annual philadelphia veterans parade. it kicks off at jfk boulevard and north 16th at noon. it ends at 5th and market where there will be a festival following the parade. our own alicia vitarelli will host. you can see it right here on 6abc beginning at 12:30. >> still ahead, a fraternity at a college in the south after the death of a pledge. the details on what happened at florida state university. >> a surprise proposal from a hollywood star. as we head outside, taking a look at penn's landing. a 20-year-old fraternity

member's death is being investigated at florida state university. officials found andrew coffee unresponsive friday morning in an off-campus home where a fraternity party was held the night before. neighbors say they wish more could be done to stop similar tragedies from happening. >> it makes no sense.

it just makes no sense. and as i said the kids -- he was 20 years old. when do you have to stop supervising? i don't know. >> the exact cause of his death has not yet been released. the fraternity released a statement saying all chapter operations have been suspended and members of the fsu chapter have been told to cooperate with the investigation. >> the action cam was in fair mount park this morning. this year's effort has raised more than $200,000 so far for programs dedicated to doubling lung cancer survival by the year 2022. nydia han was there. she was once again the proud emcee. >> so the weather is not looking too good but it's not raining.

>> it's not raining. it's just kind of cloudy and damp and yuck. we're not going to see steady rain, especially for the eagles game. so it looks like it will stay dry, gray and gloomy from time to time. a beautiful shot of penn's landing. we're getting closer and closer to peak. it took a long time because of the unseasonably warm air. there's some good color out there now. lots of clouds during the course of the day today and right through the day tomorrow. light rain and drizzle is possible as we head into the late morning hours into the first part of the afternoon. but i think for the most part a lot of that is going to pass on by to the north up in through here. so you get north of the pennsylvania turnpike and i think that's where most of your drizzle is going to be today and a couple of showers expected for the lehigh value and the poconos. it's already 58 degrees in

philadelphia. extremely mild. the pressure reading holding steady. 64 in atlantic city, cape may 63. 55 at lancaster, 45 in the poconos. even up there that's considered pretty mild for this time of the year. just a little bit of patchy fog beginning to develop for the far western zush suburbs. poconos .75 mile. everybody else seeing mainly conditions at this point. we're tracking a couple of frontal systems. the first one is a warm front you can't see it here. that will pull to the northeast through the day today and this cold front here will slam through as we get into the afternoon hours tomorrow. and not only will that bring a period of rain to the area, it may bring a hefty thunderstorm

to south jersey and delaware. we're in what's called the warm sector between the frontal systems, winds shifting through the south. lots of clouds expected once again, extremely warm with winds coming out of the southwest. we get up to about 72 or 73 for the high. south and east it may be more like 74 or 75. more clouds, warm and rain develops late in the day with this front. probably around 4:00 or 5:00 in the afternoon. from west to east and moving into the city by about so. as the frontal system approaches and even though this model is not showing too much in the way of moisture, i think there's going to be a little bit more than what we're being shown here, showers and thunderstorms pass on through and we get into tuesday and things begin to

clear out again. now as far as rainfall totals, depending which mold you like, i -- model you like, it shows about .5 rain with that front. so i would say expect at least .25 to .5 inch of rain. philadelphia 66 degrees, lehigh valley about 62 or 63. the exclusive accuweather 7-day forecast. we really warm it up for tomorrow, 72. we cool it down on tuesday. wednesday right through saturday it's very quiet with a combination of sun and clouds and highs in the 50s. matt? >> thank you very much, chris. this is the new hershey's gold. it is a caramelized cream bar with salty peanut and pretzel

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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.

it is time to check out what's going viral on the electric internet in this social climate. >> this is my favorite segment. this is where we set about some of the videos and images that everyone is talking about. check this out. a flash mob honored the late michael jackson and celebrated halloween in new orleans city hall. it paid tribute to jackson's iconic 1983 music video. the thriller song is a very popular that's played every halloween. the music video is known as one of mtv's greatest video ever made. thriller is the best selling album of all time. here is an interesting tidbit. the popular video for the song

almost didn't make the cut. >> it was too long. a weatherman in england decided to have a little halloween fun. he stood in front of a terrifying version of a map. by the way, he had his head in his hands with no neck in sight during his live weather forecast. >> almost missed that. hard to tell. >> just proves once again that birds of a feather don't always flock together. meet max and his best buddy quackers. they live together where they are hard to miss sitting along the highway. max lost his best dog friend.

they say he will sit near his pen. the two took to one another and have been attached at the hip, so to speak, ever since. >> i know you won't cry. it's okay. >> yet another viral video here showing a dad giving his newborn a pep talk before receiving first-ever shots. he talked to his son through the painful first shots. afterward he kudeled the boy. >> that might be my favorite. >> tell us what you think about any of these videos by your facebook and twitter accounts. we love to hear from you. >> we have a special inside story this morning. meet the major party candidates for philadelphia district

attorney. larry krasner and glassman. the candidates discuss their ideas on policing, protecting civilians, political corruption and more. watch a special edition of inside story featuring the top candidates for philadelphia district attorney right here at 11:a.m.

>> only in new orleans can you find the world's largest po boy it was created in the big easy

and stretched an astonishing 350 feet. it took 37 minutes to create the po boy dressed of course. it was cut into portions an given to visitors. it's an authentic new orleans sandwich made with french bread dressed means it has a dressing. if it's seafood a remolade is used. >> we call them hoagies around here. >> no, that's not it. >> a remoulade? >> bread and stuff in it. >> we need to get it right. the exclusive accuweather 7-day forecast, maybe some drizzle over the next couple of hours here. warm and high of 66. tomorrow very, very mild. 72 degrees is the forecasted high with rain developing late in the day. that's a cold front and that

cools us down by tuesday. >> this week is next here on 6abc. here's george with the preview. >> coming up, a poll showing president trump has the lowest approval ratings since polling began. our exclusive guest we're going to ask about a revelation that we considered replacing hillary clinton with joe biden and corey booker. the latest on the mueller investigation. the u.s. attorney fired by trump and ken starr. >> classical favorites get a makeover with an all-guitar ensemble. details on the concert headed to philadelphia. >> and does vaping keep teenage percent from smoking cigarettes?

>> for the entire action news team i'm matt o'donnell. thanks for spending your sunday morning with us. we'll see you at noon.

"this week" with george stephanopoulos starts right now. >> robert mueller makes his move. >> did you collude with the russians? >> two indictments. a secret witness. with the white house surprised by new revelations on the trump campaign's ties to russia, the president tries to turn the table. >> they should be looking at the democrats. a lot of people are disappointed in the justice department, including me. >> what do mueller's first arrests say about the strength of his case? and his strategy? has president trump crossed the line by calling for the doj to investigate his political opponents? we'll tackle those questions with whitewater independent counsel ken starr and the u.s. attorney fired by president trump preet bharara. and democrats rocked by the explosive charges from former dnc chair donna brazile in her new book. the president pounces. >> you take a look at hillary clinton. she basically bought the dnc,