we begin with break news, there has been a mass shooting in texas, a gunman opened fire , inside of a baptist church, this afternoon. >> that is right officials say 27 people are dead, at least 27 more were injured before the gun man was taken down by authorities. the horrific scene unfolded in the small community of sutherland springs 30 miles

from san antonio. >> annie mccormack has been following developments and joins us live from the satellite center. >> reporter: death toll stand at 27, possibly 30 wounded. reports from the scene say that the suspects shooter ace monk the dead, he was killed after a brief pursuit. aerials over first baptist church in sutherland springs, texas now scene of the bloody massacre with the death toll and number of wounded still rising. witness report seeing a man, walk into the church and begin shooting around 11:30 this morning. church's services began at 11:00 a.m. sunday school at 9:45 a.m. texas rangers, fbi and atf all responding securing the area around the church. multiple helicopter were called into transport the wound todd area hospitals. the town is about 40 miles outside of san antonio with the population of only about 1,000. also, outside of the crime scene today.

>> unaudible. >> reporter: people holding on to show support through tears and prayers, officials tonight are releasing responses, including president trump, who in a tweet says may god be with the people of souther land springs, texas. the fbi and law enforcement are on the scene. i'm monitoring the situation from japan. and it is just so very early in the investigation and at this point officials have not released if they necessity if there is a clear motive, rather in this case, they also have not released the identity of the suspected gunman. reporting live from the satellite center, annie mccormack for channel six "action news". sarah, back to you. we will continue to follow this breaking news and bring you updates throughout the hour. check out updates on six abc .com. we are standing by for a live news conference from texas authorities. moving on to developing story, police are looking for gunman who opened fire on a group of teenagers overnight, killing a 16 year-old and injuring a 12 year-old. it happened on the 2700 block of north 19th street in north

philadelphia, that is where we will fine "action news" reporter christie ileto with the very latest, christie? >> reporter: well, walter his family identified him as 16 year-old marquis houston who reportedly came out with friendness his neighborhood block, you can see that makeshift memorial, teddy bears and candles sits where he was gun down. his family is now struggling to understand why he is the cities latest teen to die from gun violence. now, police say that the calls for help came out just after midnight this morning on the 2700 block of 19th street, detectives say marquis was shot multiple times at least once to the head, a 12 year-old boy was shot in his side, it is not immediately clear if the victims knew the gun man or the motive. >> i was in my home. i heard eight gunshots. when i saw them i threw through my clothes on and ran outside my husband and neighbor was on the porch and i said i have to check, if he

has a pulse or anything. once i check anything and saw there was no pulse i didn't want to move him right away because i didn't want nothing to be disturbed and i took my jacket and covered him. >> why would somebody do this to him? he doesn't do anything, when i say he is not a bad kid at all he is not a bad kid at all. i cannot understand why this has happened to him. we don't know. we just don't know what the motive would be. we don't know why it happen. >> and now back out here live the 12 year-old we're told was taken to st. christopher's in stable condition, suspect is described as an mid 20's, thin build with wavey hair. anyone with information is asked to contact detectives. live from north philadelphia, christie ileto for channel six "action news". >> christie, thank you. also in north philadelphia a 18 year-old is in serious condition after being shot just blocks away from the temple university campus. police say that the teenager was walking on the 1700 block of north 17th street when he

was shot in the pack right around 12:20 this morning. he was taken to temple hospital. no word on what sparked the shooting and no arrests have been made. victim's identity has not been released but "action news" has learned that he was not a temple university student. a woman suffered smoke inhalation when a fire broke out in a new castle delaware home. fire fighters were dispatch to the unit block of gene avenue just before 11:00, it took them 20 minutes to put out the flames month. man in her 60's was taken to christiana hospital, investigators have not said how the fire started. moving on to sports, eagles freight train rolls on. >> the team dominating the broncos beating them big today >> jeff has the highlights. >> thinks one of the greatest starts in eagles history. now they aring together bye week, flying high this team is soaring. who saw this coming? wow what a start, by your eagles. they are now eight-one for the first time since 2004's super bowl season. how about this history, every other time the eagles started eight-one they ended up

playing for the super bowl or nfl championship. carson wentz and eagles beat up denver broncos today, opening drive carson wentz loves it up to alshon jeffery. 32-yard. one of his two touchdowns today. wentz ties his career high were four scores. he now has most in the nfl by the way. end of the half, jay ajayi, making a debut, 46-yard, his first touchdown in his first game. wow. how about that love. and how about, glassboro native corry clement, the rookie, get in there, he scores, three total touchdowns , unbelievable, eagles win, 51-23. they have scored the most points in four years, they have won seven straight. eight-one. best record in the nfl. coming up at 5:30 we will hear from the eagles doug pederson, carson wentz, you name it after an unbelievable start. >> have we mentioned carson wentz is for real, oh, boy.

>> mvp chants have already started. >> all right, jeff, thank you. off the field nfl honored service members. league and the eagles are going the extra mile to let those who served our country know they have somewhere to turn for assistance and help. bob brooks reports. >> reporter: meet marine veteran josh, he came to the eagles game and says he is leaving impressed. for something other than the football game. that is because of the partnership between eagles, toyota to help our veterans. >> you know, when i got out of the marine core 35 years ago things like this didn't exist. >> reporter: what you are seeing is higher up here owes initiative that happened before today's game in head house plaza at the linc. toyota and eagles goal to help veterans transition in the work force after serving our country. he says hiring a vet should be an easy decision. >> hiring a veteran is like having four people. person multi faceted and capable of doing just about anything. >> reporter: today veterans and their families can meet representatives with hiring our heroes to begin process of

finding a new job. another cool thing that is happening is toyota has created a resume engine builder where veterans can come down, put their skills in and it will build them their own resume. you can see it is user friendly just follow along, we also spoke with the president of the tri-state toyota dealers association paul mueller. >> basically what we want to tell veterans is we appreciate your service, we want them to know that we want to do whatever we can do to help them to a simulate back into a regular civilian kind of job. >> reporter: also was u.s. congressional medal of honor recipient marine sergeant dakota meyer who works with toyota and program and encouragement for vets looking for work today. >> don't give up, listen, it is your transition, you have to own it, but first you have to take responsibility for it. nobody will do it except you. nobody helped you in your service, nobody make you successful. >> reporter: for those watching and weren't able to come down to the game you might have questioning about

hiring our heroes. we will tell what you we will do we will linc their fur to our web site at six abc.com and check it out there reporting from the linc bob brooks channel six "action news". as you can see by the way people were dressed at the linc for beginning of the november it was a very mild day across the delaware valley >> this warm weather sticks around through tomorrow, but we are looking for rain in the forecast. meteorologist melissa magee joins with us more from accu weather, melissa. >> we have had some showers around early this morning but despite the showers and early morning rain, and mostly cloudy skies, temperatures were mild as we closed out, yesterday's chilly start to the first weekend of november, high temperature of 59, today we maxed out at 68 degrees in philadelphia normally for this time of the year we should be close to 60. above average this afternoon. right now in philadelphia we are coming in at 63. sixty-two allentown and reading. poconos 52. at the coast in cape may 62 down in dover coming in at 61. we have a change tonight. daylight savings time has come

to an end which means the sun has set, it set at 4:53 this afternoon. skies will be dark later tonight. 7:00 p.m. we have a temperature of 62, 61 at 8:00 tonight we will stay in the lower 60's at 9:00 p.m. it will be mild for november and mostly cloudy sky as well. here's is what going on looking at storm tracker six live double scan radar 3-d. we are tracking a cold front working its way from a west east direction this killed front has a lot of punch in the eastern great lakes and ohio valley. tornado much was owes posted across this region. this front will move as it works its way east of the appalachians and nonetheless we will track this moisture as we get into tomorrow afternoon what to expect? lots of cloud, around tonight patchy fog developing during overnight hours, showers are likely monday afternoon with some steady precipitation south of the city and cool down expect by middle half of the workweek. we have details with the full, exclusive accu weather forecast, now back over to you >> thanks, melissa.

still to come on "action news" a delaware teacher is hailed as a hero for saving a student. we will continue to follow breaking news out of texas where there has been a mass shooting at a church at any moment we are expecting an update from authorities. president trump kicks off his visit to asia with a visit to u.s. service members in japan.

we're continuing to follow breaking news, out of sutherland springs, texas, authorities say a man walked in the first baptist church,

and opened fire, during sunday morning services. he killed 27 people and injured 27 others before leading police on a chase. gunman is dead but according to the spokesperson for the sheriff's office it is unclear if he was killed by police or took his own life. sutherland springs is a small community 30 miles from san antonio. we are awaiting an update from authorities in texas and we will bring that to you live when it does happen. president trump is in japan where he is kicking off a 13 day trip that will take him to five countries across asia. here's abc karen traverse with his lot his first day. >> reporter: president trump kick off his asia tour with a ruckus american welcome. addressing a boisterous crowd of u.s. service members stationed here in japan. nuclear she down with north korea looms large, it will be key issue on the table when president trump meets with leaders of the japan, south korea and china today no specific mention of the north korea from president trump but

his message to kim jong u.n. was clear. >> no one, no dictator, no regime and no nation should under estimate ever american resolve. >> president's aggressive rhetoric on north korea has raised alarm bells here in asia and back home, new abc news/washington post poll find 67 percent of the americans don't trust the president to act responsibly on this issue but before diving in the policy part of the trip, the president got in a round of golf with the japanese prime minister. >> i'm ready. >> mr. abe welcoming president to the clubhouse at course that will be used for 2020 olympic golf tournament. two leaders bonded over their shared love of golf, played a round in the president's own private club in florida back in february, before they hit the links, they signed hats custom made for this day, in bright gold letters it signed donald and shinzo make alliance even greater.

president trump says he expects he will meet with russian president put inn in vietnam later this week. he told reporters he wants putin's help on north korea sitcom downs as there is new scrutiny over possible ties between trump campaign officials and russia during last years presidential election. karen traverse, abc news, traveling with the president in tokyo. current democratic national committee chairperson is throwing cold water on his predecessor's claim she could replace hillary clinton as last years presidential nominee. former chairperson donna brazil says that she considered replacing clinton with joe biden after clinton fainted at 9/11 memorial. current chair tom perez says it is quite frankly ludicrous to suggest clinton was incapacitate that had would have allowed brazil under rules to replace clinton. security was tight for the new york city marathon. >> still ahead a look at measures put in place just days after a suspect terrorist ran his van in the crowd of people. up next meet a remarkable teacher from delaware, who

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thousands ran and walked today to fight lung cancer, the annual 3 degrees 5k filled the area around the memorial hall in fairmount park. our own nydia han and mced the event and walked witt her family. all of the proceed helped lung cancer research foundation advance science and improve the quality of life for lung cancer patients. cars made way for feet this morning on the ben

franklin bridge. more than 4,000 runners took part in this years cooper norcross run the bridge race. 10k run and 2-mile walk benefits the lark school in bellmawr, new jersey to help children with disability learn how to speak, walk and do other daily activities. over the years the race has raised five million-dollar. moving on to health check a teacher in delaware is hailed a hero for jumping into action to save one of her students, choking. health reporter and registered nurse allie gorman has the story. >> reporter: at his desk just last week inside pleasantville elementary school in new castle delaware. fifth grader london garyty was eating a pair during snack time, moments later his teacher laura oakly at another spotted landon at a water fountain choking. >> he turned around and made the sign that he could in the breathe. >> reporter: he shows us how he sprung into action and performed heimlich maneuver, also called abdominal thrust on longon just one squeeze and

she said it cleared his airway >> i'm just thankful that he was okay. >> reporter: she's also thankful she took a cpr class and learned the life saving technique. landon and his mother are also incredibly grateful. >> i honestly am just happy that the teacher had enough time to get up, and save me. >> my kid are my world, so i mean, it is a big deal. >> reporter: this isn't the first day at pleasantville. art teacher holy millman was on lunch duty last year when a kindergartener started choking on a meat ball she had no formal training on the heimlich but... >> i have seen it done maybe on tv but in high school we learned about it, and so i just kind of, did a guesstimate of where things might be in the diaphragm and i don't even think i thought bit, not enough time. >> it worked. >> it worked. >> that is why teachers rule. >> that is right. allie gorman with that story tonight. >> time for a check of the accu weather forecast.

>> certainly mild today but we didn't have a cloudy day across the delaware and lehigh valleys. sunshine comes in tomorrow but tracking more wet weather. kind of up and down. we will show you outside as we walk to the weather certainty. sky six live in hd looking at ben franklin bridge on this sunday night, it is all dark, quiet across the region as daylight savings time has come to an end, something to get used to. temperatures however on the mild side at 63 degrees in philadelphia 3 degrees above our typical daytime high for this time of the year. dew point in at 58. wind south at 3 miles an hour bringing in that warmer air and pressure 30.09. as we get into monday afternoon we will see sun to get the day started at 8:00 in the morning. temperature of 64. 11:00 a.m. mostly cloudy sky, rain will continue to develop in the afternoon hours and cold front moves through from the west/east direction. we will clear out at 8:00 p.m. tomorrow. then cooler air will funnel back in the region. as we look at the numbers

outside 63 in philadelphia. sixty-two for allentown, lehigh valley. poconos right now 52. at the coast in cape may 62. down in dover numbers are in the lower 60's. satellite six with action radar showing we have a mostly cloudy sky, is there the batch of moisture from earlier today that is shifting over into new england but looking off to the west we have a cold front moving across great lakes and ohio valley. tornado watch boxes posted across that region as severe weather is likely there tonight. this front will wolf east and as it does so a lot of that energy will really fall apart. we are not anticipating any severe weather but some showers will move in as we get into tomorrow afternoon and perhaps a rumble of thunder. for rest of tonight mostly cloudy, temperatures steady in the 60's in most locations in the upper 50's. sixty-two the overnight low in philadelphia we will drop down to 60 in allentown. sixty-two in cape may. fifty's for millville and into dover. as we get into monday,

november 6th, cloudy with afternoon rain developing, again, 7:00 o'clock in the morning a little bit of sunshine. cloud move on through as we go throughout the rest of the afternoon but temperatures will be in the upper 60's and lower 70's. future tracker six showing you at 6:00 in the morning lots of cloud around areas of patchy fog and then that front will move on through so by 3:00 in the afternoon make sure you have wet weather gear on stand by. you can see pockets of the heavier rain along the i-95 corridor and points to the north and west and then as we get into tomorrow night skies will clear and cooler air certainly waiting on the back side of the front as we get into tuesday. we will take a closer look at that coming up at 5:30. now back over your way, guys. >> melissa, thank you. a doctor has opened up a practice outside philadelphia and his offices made astonishing claims about a test that he says may save lives. monday night wendy saltsman investigates. >> reporter: how would you like to detect cancer growing in your body before you have a single symptom? heart attack, stroke, prostate

or breast disease years before conventional medicine. do you think it is false advertising. this doctor preaches he has way to do it. >> sign me up. >> reporter: after listening to the hype this patient dished out $10,000 but so-called state of the art test failed to detect stage two breast cans their was spread nothing her chest. >> i think it could have cost me my life. >> reporter: we will reveal yes was discipline in the past and go under cover to get answers. could it save lives? the powerful warning you need to hear only on "action news" monday at 11:00. 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. a bridge shut down over politics. their biggest triumph was a traffic jam. chris christie and kim guadagno's failures shortchanged our future. after 8 years- incomes are down, costs are up and our economy is crawling. we are better than this. i'm phil murphy together we'll build a stronger, fairer economy that works for every new jersey family. christie and guadagno left new jersey stuck. i'm serious about moving new jersey forward.

steam power ruled the day in yorkland delaware marshall museum turn the clock back to the turn of the 20th century when steam power trains and cars were the way to travel. visitors could ride on the stanley steamer wagon on minute store team train. marshall museum has one of the largest collections of steam powered vehicles in the world. coming up next at 5:30 we will have the very latest on the mass shooting in texas. >> gunman opened fire inside a small church just hours ago killing 27 people, and injuring more than two dozen others. plus, less than a week after that deadly terror attack and new yorkers took to the streets to prove they were not going to let it stop them i'm abc maggie and we will have the latest from the finish line of the marathon coming up. meteorologist melissa magee will have latest on the wet weather heading our way, those stories and more when "action news" comes right back

more than 20 people are dead and 30 injured after a gunman opened fire inside a baptist church during sunday services. >> it happened in sutherland springs, 30 miles southwest of san antonio. officials have not released any further information about the gunman or a motive. here's abc's brian clark. >> we heard the shots. >> families in tears waiting to see if their loved won are

safe, praying for everybody's safety. emergency vehicles pouring into the town of sutherland springs just 35 miles southe of san antonio. helicopter air lifting the wounded to the nearby hospitals. >> anyone in that church that died we know they are in the presence of our lord jesus christ right now. >> reporter: close town of 650 people preparing to hear the names of the deceased. >> we all know and we are all prepared that we will hear names and we will know everyone of them. >> reporter: sheriff says a gunman walked in and started firing. authorities say the attacker is dead, mid the grief, tears one woman says fate kept her alive. >> i changed my mind and go to church today. >> reporter: agents from the fbi and alcohol tobacco and firearms are on the scene as well as texas law enforcement officials. president trum from japan tweeting may god be with the people of souther land springs brian clark, abc news, new york. we will continue to follow this breaking story and bring you updates throughout the

hour, we are also waiting on a news conference, we will try to bring you that when it does happen. you can get updates on six abc .com. jeffery canwar and shailene flannigan may have taken first place for men and women in today's new york city marathon but the real winner is the city of, new york. city determined not to let last week's terror attack hold them back. more than 50,000 runners took to the streets, joined by an unprecedented security force. abc's maggie rule i is near the finish line with more. >> reporter: celebration of athletic achievement and human spirit. >> it has been a tough week for new yorkers, and tough week for our nation, and i thought of what a better gift then to make americans smile today. >> reporter: crossing finish line in two hours, 26 minutes and 532nd, shailene flannigan became first american woman to win the new york city marathon , in 40 years. she was one of the more than 50,000 runners and two and a half million spectators who took part in the streets of

the new york city toy day less than one week after the deadliest terror attack to hit the city since 9/11. >> new yorkers are resilient, you know, i think they love to make statements and this is a way to make a statement to come together and show the world that we don't hide. >> reporter: the security has increased in the wake of the boston marathon bombings but authorities say this years record security is unprecedented. >> surveillance teams, k-9 units and thousands of police officers are lining 26.2 miles of this marathon, all the way up until the finish line. with nearly triple the number of law enforcement personnel along the route including heavily armed counter terrorism units, snippers, helicopters and boats. port authority patrolled public transportation, bridges , tunnels and airports. >> we're going through every possibility. >> reporter: after eight were killed when terrorist turned a truck in the weapon on tuesday afternoon officials have brought out extra blocker vehicles and concrete barricade at vulnerable

intersections. officials stress these extra measures are out of an abundance of caution and there is no specific or credible threat against the city. the unprecedented security here has been a constant reminder of what happened last week, runner after runner, here at the finish line of all proven one thing: new yorkers will not let the threat of terror stop them. maggie ruley abc news, new york. mercer county new jersey paid tribute to their veterans . "action news" was there. all branches of serve writes honored. then the group moved outside for wreath laying and gun solute to the fallen veterans. troop ended with the playing of the taps. philadelphia celebrated it bravery and sacrifice of everyone who has served in the u.s. military. third annual philadelphia veterans parade, made its way through center city to day. one of the host was "action news" reporter alycia vitarelli, sharrie williams was there talking to the crowd parade of service members, marching band and first responders made their way from

jfk and north 16th street down to fifth and market. make a wish foundation hosted its first walk for wishes in wilmington today. past and future wish families gathered at the mansion and guard tones help raise money. they also shared stories about the positive impacts grant willing wishes have haddon everyone involved. she never let anything slow her down. even now. and aetna is moving medicare forward right along with her, starting with the medicare rx select prescription drug plan. featuring 18 dollar average plan premiums. zero dollar tier 1 generic drug copays at preferred pharmacies like cvs pharmacy and shoprite.

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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. we continue on follow breaking news out of sutherland springs, texas. authorities say man walk in the first baptist church there

and opened fire killing at least 27 people and 27 others were injured before leading police on a chase among victims the pastor's 14 year-old daughter. the pastor was out of state and wasn't even there when it happen. the gun man is dead but according to the spokesperson for the sheriff's office it is unclear if he was killed by police or if he took his own life. sutherland springs is a small tight, community about 30 miles from san antonio, right now we are awaiting a press conference to begin. as soon as it happens we will bring it to you live on six abc and six abc.com. so a lot of parents worry about how much time their kid spend playing video games. here's a novel idea instead of worrying, how about joining in here's our nydia han to explain. >> reporter: yes, consumer reports say rather than constantly telling your child to put their tablet down get in the game and use it to power up communication. seven year-old written davis would like to teach her mom thousand to play her video

game. >> so she can play and we can have fun. >> reporter: she is's on to something. consumer reports, says rather than try to pull the plug on your kid interest in game. >> maybe sit down and play with them like you play a board game or catch outside. >> reporter: fouler says parents often get hung up on whether a game is educational but many games can be used to teach valuable lessons. >> especially, you know, role playing games they are all about problem solving, and about making decisions. >> reporter: arizona state university center for game and impact agree claiming well crafted video games foster critical skills necessary for navigating and inter connect rapidly changing 21st century world. elaine davis finds them to be true. she said games her kid play are interactive allowing them to play with each other or play with their friends remote ly. >> you are still reaching out and, forming relationships through those games, as well. >> reporter: with the new baby she does not get to play much but she does keep a close eye asking questions along the way

>> what is going on here. >> sparks a conversation that can lead into more, you know, just communication with your kid. >> i can ask questions about why does a character go there, like why is it important to pick up these power ups. >> kid love to explain, teach, and love to feel like they are respecting and intelligent person. >> reporter: even if you are playing with your kid you still want to monitor amount of screen time they are getting and content is age appropriate. i'm nydia han for channel six "action news". time for a check of sports , jeff skversky if before this game you didn't believe, maybe now you will believe. this team is for real. >> i think everyone is on the wentz wagon and jay train whatever you want to call it. four other times they started eight-one they went to the super bowl or played for nfl championship. eight-one. eight-one, can you believe it. carson wentz and eagles are on fire. wentz has most touchdowns in the nfl, most in eagles history to start season. it is adding up, to this,

eagles are the best team in football. bird beat up the denver broncos today, jay ajayi making his debut. he fits right in, opening drive, jay i, play action setting up this carson wentz, loves it up, alshon jeffery 32-. jeffery had two touchdowns. that is as much as he had all last year. seven-three eagles. broncos trying to answer, not up in here, patrick robinson picks off, brook oz we willer, eagles allowed fewest points in the first quarter and no touchdowns. it sets up this, wentz, to glassboro native corry clement , the rookie, unleash ing, three total touchdowns today, eagles out scoring teams by 55 points in the first. soaked quarter wentz on fire, no zach ertz, no problem, tray burton, bang. wentz ties his career high were four touchdowns. eagles runaway witt. end of the half, a ajayi his first touchdown in his first game, and wow, eagles win 51- 23.

their most points they have scored in four years. it comes against the best defense by wait. eagles are eight-one. they are the best team in football. >> i want them to remind themselves that this is a special group, you know, we're eight-one for a reason. we don't need to go backward now. enjoy the time. we need to get healthy. this is a good week for to us get healthy. make a push and get ready for the second half of the season. >> it feels good coming off a big win like this, at home, you know, begins a great defense to put up what we did today. obviously we feel like we have some momentum. we will enjoy this we will relax. kind of getaway, come back, ready to go. >> eagles scored so many times , and so many points, today they have actually ran out of fire works at the linc. offense providing all of the fire works you need, they have won seven straight, longest streak in the nfl heading in to bye week. while eagles are flying high new york, is a giant mess , today with the jams

giants blown out at home, three turnovers and jared goff ahead of carson wentz throws four touchdowns today, career high, including that one, and eagles score 51. giants give up 51. they lose by 34. eagles running away with the nfc east with seven games to go, including two still against dallas cowboys, and bird will play four of the next five on the road, including, two weeks in dallas hopefully eagles, this slide does not reflect what goes on with penn state, penn state off to that great start, saquon barkley and nittany lions have dropped out of the top 10 after dropping two in a row, they are 16th in the ap top 25. penn state just two weeks ago second ranked in the country but they have lost two straight, both coming on the road against top 25 teams. james franklin has never won a game in his life begins a ranked team on the road. they have three games left, starting next saturday against

, rutgers. >> soccer, lasalle, women's soccer, madison bauer sets up her sister macy bauer, how about the game winner, in double overtime in a conference champion ship game, they beat gcu today, lasalle is going to the ncaa's for only the fifth time in school history. a lot of celebration going on there. >> yes. >> good day. >> thanks, jeff. >> quick break more "action news" when we come right back.

melissa has another check of the forecast, hard to remember , difficult to remember that the calendar says it is november. >> right, temperatures are still above average and despite included we had overhead today we are still above the normal and it stays that way tomorrow but rain does move on n we will show you picture outside, sky six live in hd from our temple university camera looking at the center city sky line. it is quiet. it is calm. we have mostly cloudy sky, in fact, beautiful shot from the commodore barry bridge. you can see nice reflection there in the water. calm conditions, overhead, although, temperatures are still on the mild side. as we look at the chance of rain this week we have got a 70 percent chance of finding precipitation as we get into monday afternoon, on tuesday just a 20 percent chance of finding precipitation around, with stains built shower popping up. as we get into wednesday, thursday, friday we are looking dry but cool, across the delaware and lehigh valleys. not cool today. temperatures above average. our high in philadelphia maxed

out at 68 degrees. right now we are coming in at 62. pottstown looking at the numbers north and west, 58 for slating ton, same thing for kutztown. down in center city 636789 kirk wood and coatsville at 60 new holland and long wood at 61. down across new jersey 60's in fortecoup, 62 in glassboro, ewing, cinnaminson numbers are holding in the lower 60's. widen out temperature profile here because we have got numbers, at 73 in cincinnati. sixty-three in philadelphia we will look off to the north and west, it is just 24 degrees and bismarck, north day coat, 44 degrees in omaha, nebraska. where we have division of warmer air to the south ande and cooler air to the north and west is where we will find instability. we are tracking on satellite 6 a long with action radar. we have a cold front stretched out across great lakes back through the ohio valley and this is where we are finding some unsettled weather, tornado watch boxes popping up across portions of the ohio valley, to the front, it works east but as it does so it will

lose a lot of the energy as it travels east of the appalachians. so we are calling for some showers tomorrow but they will not be as intense as they are currently. for the rest of tonight mostly cloudy, temperatures holding steady, in the upper 50's, lower 60's. sixty in the suburbs for overnight low dropping down to 62 degrees in philadelphia future tracker six timing that out for you, it is 6:00 o'clock tomorrow morning mostly cloudy, areas of patchy fog a few sun breaks but as that front hits closer to the region 2:30 tomorrow afternoon notice showers from the poconos down through lancaster it continues along i-95 corridor as well, there could even be a rumble of thunder, as we are tapping into relatively milder air for this time of the year and in the wake of that, cloud will clear on out as we get into tomorrow night and cooler air with northwesterly wind comes in on the the back side. exclusive seven day forecast showing you it is warm tomorrow, afternoon showers are likely, high temperature though up to 72, much cooler in the wake of that front on tuesday, and a high temperature of just 58,

sunshine, cloud on wednesday, a high temperature of 55. thursday, partly sunny in at 55 degrees for a high. seasonal on friday, high up to 50 and then there has been a flip flop with when this cooler air will work its way in the region but we are tracking cool temperatures, coolest air we have seen so far, this season, on saturday, it is cool, high temperature of 50 and then slight rebound on sunday work showers possible and high temperature coming in at 58, so have the wet weather gear on stand by tomorrow that will be mild. >> thanks. once again fall is here and every where you look leaves are changing color and falling. trip to the smokey mountain in tennessee is particularly scenic but for 13 million americans who suffer from color blindness the experience may not be as compelling. so a tennessee department of tourism has decided to help. they installed specially equipped color blindless viewfinders at scenic overlooks. they feature lens that is alay the red/green color deficienc

ies. daylight savings time has come to an end, this morning we have gained an extra hour of sleep but we are losing extra hours of daylight. some studies linc lack of light to depression, or seasonally effective disorder. and here are some things you can do to make most of your daylight. some psychiatrist recommend, taking a morning walk right after sunrise, and bring warm light into your house by keeping blade and shade opened , coming home to a dark house can cause a person to feel sleepy, so invest in lamps and put them on timers so they are on, before you get home. keep an active social life and plan a winter vacation somewhere nice, sunny. most importantly maintain a routine sleep schedule so you can keep your body clock on time and get the most out of your day. >> sounds like a lot of work. in japan sound of roman noodles being slurped is common. enter a new product on the market that mask the sound as you eat, to solve a crisis known as noodle harassment.

y heard a toilet but not noodle. a japanese company, known for making noodles comes up with the idea. it has a microphone that detects slurping and then send s a signal to the smart phone and coup the flushing sound which was created on smart toilet technology in japan, all right. in fact you can choose other sounds as well including silo phone the question is do you want to fork over money to pay for this high tech utensil, it retails for $130.

west chester based qvc has been a pioneer for television and retail. now network is using social media to expand its massive footprints. our own alycia vitarelli wint behind the scenes. >> reporter: qvc has been a premiere destination for home shopping since its launch in 1986. more than 30 years later the brandies still going strong and surging in the 21st

century. qvc is like its own city and it never sleeps. well, is there one day. >> you have production going on essentially all day all night. >> 24/7, 364, we get christmas off it takes a village. qvc employs 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. jennifer coffee tea me behind the scenes first stop challenge service center. >> it is way to describe it is acorns ager desk at busiest hotel you can check into. >> reporter: then on to the set which looks like a home. >> it looks like a cozy living room, or sun room setting here but pan across you will see plenty more living room space but then, eventually, a room, we're outside where there is a garage. >> garage. >> vehicles. >> reporter: there are 20 sets in all to showcase food to fashion, and hosts like jennifer hewitt do it off the

cuff with help off the floor. >> we do have this an easy pay wonderful option for you. >> reporter: voiceness their head, meet line producer. >> what he is doggies monitoring, the response of our customers on line, how many phone call we are taking so he can direct us. >> reporter: and get high tech help from the control room. >> can you believe that the woman behind this, who is our technical director is managing literally every cam in a that is operating on the show. she's managing witt her right hand, left hand, right foot and left foot. >> reporter: at lee two of every single item shown on air is kept in an area called product central. >> basically this is qvc closet we call it no a's arc. >> every single day over 800 items come into this room. that means 300,000 different products that are always at the ready. >> reporter: those items are then sold on qvc's three channels including new venture beauty iq. not only seen on tv but also

broadcast on line, and on facebook live. host alberto let me share his facebook live co hosting duties. >> just like we're live right now that is how it is when we're in our broadcast. people can actually chime in during our broadcast and ask their questions live and we can ask our experts. >> reporter: new spin on the premise qvc has been operating on for more than three decade. qvc business to get bigger this summer, the parent company of the network announced it is buying its rival, home shopping network, in a $2.6 billion deal, alycia vitarelli, channel six, "action news". thanks for joining us. coming up on "action news" at 6:00 we will follow breaking news from texas where at least 27 people are dead after a gunman opened fire inside of a church. we will have the latest. also new information about the discovery of a body in cobbs creek on friday, police now say, it was that of a miss would go man. "action news" at 6:00 is next.

why are south jerseyans turning against steve sweeney? it's because sweeney's been exposed as a 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. 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.

sunday night as we begin with breaking news tonight, a mass shooting inside of a church in texas has left at least 27 people dead. >> officials say a man walk in the baptist church there during morning services and then simply opened fire this all happened in the small town of souther land springs, 30 miles south eat of san antonio. >> "action news" reporter anni e mccormack is following us with the very late developments and joining us live. >> sarah and walter death toll stand at 27 with at lee 30 wounded. we're still