6:00 a.m., saturday, gray's off, i'm nydia han here's some of the stories we're following for you. philadelphia police open fire on a man after he points a gun at them. details on what happened inside a grays ferry home overnight. plus a alabama politics denies alleyses -- allegations of sexual abuse. president trump is vietnam meeting with world leaders. first a bitter blast, a code blue is in place because of our frigid temperatures. sky6 live hd taking a live look right now from our temple

university camera. it's feeling more like winter than fall. meteorologist chris sowers joins us with a look at the very cold temperatures. hat on, chris. >> reporter: it's cold out here, welcome to the frozen tundra of philadelphia. feels like the middle of january. freeze warning continues for the next few hours in effect until 10:00 a.m. temperatures in the teens in some locations, most of us in the 20s, one or two locations have dropped to 18, 19 degrees. actually let's look at the temperatures bone-chilling cold. 13 right now in the poconos. it is 18 degrees in lancaster. 23 for philadelphia. wilmington, you've set a new record low for today, 21 there. cape may, 25, atlantic city, you tied your record low, 22. dover, 22 degrees, here's what stings you when you step outside. the winds are strong enough to produce windchills somewhere between 10 and 15 degrees above

zero. feels like 15 in allentown. 13 in philadelphia. 16 in trenton. satellite and radar should be a nice looking day today. we'll see a lot of sunshine here, temperatures are going to be very, very chilly. yesterday we managed an afternoon high of 38 degrees. windchills in the 20s most of the time. today the windsese -- winds ease up a bit and temperatures get up to 40 degrees under a mostly sunny sky. the normal high this time of career is 58. so we're a good 18 degrees below seasonal averages. when we come back we'll talk about the warmer temperatures in the seven seven-day forecast. nothing close to the 60s and 70s we had a week to ten days ago. if you're stepping outlined this morning, you need to bundle up, you'll need a hat and coat and scarf. these cold temperatures prompted city officials to enact

a code blue. that means people need to get off the streets as temperatures dip to record lows. trish hartman has the details. >> reporter: under twinkling lights and next to a toasty fire, people enjoyed the franklin square festival with layers. >> two pairs of pants and two hoodies on. >> we're having a good time hot chocolate for the kids. >> reporter: under the pennsylvania convention center on 12th street, the scene was different. high guys, outreach are you okay? >> reporter: because the city of philadelphia declared a code blue anticipating dangerously low temperatures. outreach teams are on patrol trying to get people into shelters. >> cold. >> reporter: marcus said he is relieved to be heading to a shelter 25th and lehigh. so is danny who has been homeless for a month. >> we can't leave him like

that. >> reporter: this woman has been doing this work for a decade. many have had negative experiences in shelter or struggling with metal illness or addiction. at this stop two people go to shelters. >> reporter: for all the ones that didn't come, those who make me stay out longer. >> reporter: in camden, bundled up people head home for the weekend. officials hope people bring their pets inside and check on their neighbors with the first cold snap. >> we've had very good luck with the fall weather, going to being very lucky to unlucky it could leave people unprepared. >> reporter: if you see anyone in need of shelter this week call (215)232-1984. reporting in center city trish hartman channel 6 "action news." >> and you can keep track of the plunging temperatures by checking in at 6abc.com, there you will find the latest forecast and updated listing of

code blue alerts posted for the area. now, to breaking news in philadelphia where a police officer shot an armed suspect. the confrontation happened around 2:00 a.m. police responded to a 911 call for a man armed with a gun inside a home on the 1200 block of south 29th street in grays ferry. police say a 37-year-old mantua gun left a second floor bedroom and pointed a gun at the sergeant. the officer shot the suspect once in the chest. the man is in critical condition at penn presbyterian hospital. the suspect's name has not been released. no police officers were injured. a woman was dead after she was allegedly hit by a hit-and-run driver in burlington county, new jersey. the search is on for the driver and vehicle involved. it happened around midnight on the pemberton bypass near shady lane in pemberton. the person who found the woman on the highway called 911. she could not be saved. police are working to find out her identity and the description

of the vehicle that hit her. smoke poured from a roof of a home as firefighters battled a blaze in new jersey last night. firefighters were on the scene in tabernacle burlington county. two people were arrested and treated for smoke. they are expected to be okay. the cause is under investigation. roy moore released his public remarks in response to shock ago allegations of sexual abuse. a washington post article alleges whileness 30 he had an encounter with a 14-year-old. he insists he never met the girl. >> i never talked to her never had contact with her, the allegations are politically motivated they are to stop a very successful campaign. >> is accused of pursuing relationships with three young women between the ages of 16 and 18. the alabama judge is running in

the special election to fill jeff sessions open senate seat. it is too late to remove him from the ballot. meanwhile, louie ck's career is coming to a stop after indications of sexual misconduct. he said the allegations are true. he has been dropped by netflix. his new film i love you daddy was pulled from release. president trump is arriving in vietnam's capitol hanoi today the president will attend a state banquet with the president and prime minister of vietnam. trump has been in the country for apec summit speaking with economic leaders with asia. he was spotted shaking hands and

speaking a few words with vladimir putin. the first lady is back in the states and marking veterans weekend. she visited military families in alaska yesterday. she spent the day with students yesterday. vietnam veterans remember a time when no one was thanking them. alicia vitarelli spoke with one such soldier from new castle county. >> it was like we were the bad guys. >> reporter: samuel is new castle county sheriff and wilmington police chief. 50 years ago he was a young helicopter mechanic and gunner facing the unimaginable june 29, 1967. we were on a rescue mission hovering over a special forces

camp going to pick up some wounded soldiers, and we got shot down. >> reporter: they were under heavy fire for hours and then although he was hurt, he and another soldier carried the mortally wounded pilot half mile to another landing zone for evacuation. he made sure others got out before he would leave. >> during the rescue mission i was able to assist are 15, 20 people and get them out before i got out. >> reporter: this is the silver star. >> reporter: for his actions he was awarded the silver star and purple heart, unless you're in the office and seen the citation on the wall you wouldn't know it. it took years to talk about it. >> it was not a very popular war, so it was almost like, so what, you want to vietnam, so what, you got a medal.

that medal and 25 cent you can buy yourself a cup of coffee. >> reporter: 450 weers rarity he finds it -- 50 years later he finds it heartwarming that people are more accepting. >> thank you for your service. we didn't get that when we came back. >> reporter: five simple words thank you for your service. for channel 6 "action news" i'm alicia vitarelli. >> we are honoring our local veterans we ask you to send pictures of the vets to #6abc on twitter. you may see your loved one who served in the military right here on 6abc. thank you once again. it is a week and a half until thanksgiving we're helping you prepare for black friday shopping plans with new details on which stores are opening and when. a warning before you open the e-mail from net flex, we

have a scam tarring those who -- targeting those who cruise the service. it's snowing in parts of the midwest this weekend. >> reporter: some good news it's not snowing here, but the temperatures are cold enough. the accuweather alert remains in effect until 10:00 a.m., freeze warning in effect until 10:00 a.m. for south juniors and delaware. current temperatures, teens and 20s across the board. how long does the chilly weather last? i'll be back along with the answer and the seven-day forecast right after this. we just moved in about four months ago,

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>> chicago saw it's first measurable snowfall of the season yesterday. the coating of snow came as the city tied the record low temperature for the day 18 degrees. the average low is 20 degrees higher, 35 degrees, while the snow was pretty to look at, not everyone was happy about it, especially drivers. there were several spinouts and crashes reported. fortunately in those cases nobody was hurt. >> i was going to start by complaining, i guess i can't. >> reporter: doesn't this make you happy, everybody was so fed up with the 70s and sunshine. >> i was not one of those people. >> reporter: i lived in chicago for three years, you don't get snow this early in the season. it shows you how cold the air is. satellite and radar we'll not see any snow here, the same air mass dropped the temperatures down here along the east coast. they are seeing up in the north,

green bay and the up of michigan, northern wisconsin they are seeing a little bit of light snow. for us, we're talking bitter cold temperatures. it will stay cold this morning. we have the accuweather alert in effect until 10:00 a.m. the freeze warning will continue that's when we'll drop the alert. high temperatures 40 degrees, it will be milder tomorrow, the winds shift out of the east/southeast. some rain expected monday. it turns much milder next week with the high temperatures up in the mid to upper 50s which is seasonable. low temperature, 24. normally we should be around 41 degrees. the winds are out of the north at 5 to 10 miles per hour. 9 in philadelphia. 5 in millville. 12 in cape may. the good thing we lost the gusts. yesterday we gusts ranging from 30 to 38 miles per hour. we're not seeing that right now.

these general wind speeds on the lighter side, 35 to 10 miles peo 10 miles per hour. reading ten degrees with the winds. feels like 13 in philadelphia. millville, 17 degrees. trenton, 16. dover, 13 degrees. actual air temperatures are a good 24 degrees colder than at the same time yesterday. yesterday it was fairly mild at this time. the front was in the process of pushing through. it wasn't until like the afternoon when we started to feel the chilly temperatures. 20 degrees colder right now in trenton. 23 in millville and dover. at 25 degrees in cape may. there's the arctic high sitting over the lower providences of canada. that will be skirting object by to the east next 24, to 48 hours. the winds will shift out of the south/southwest that will pump in milder temperatures. you can see the entire eastern half of the united states is chilly. the continental divide that's what things start to warm up.

33 in st. louis. chicago, 27 degrees. raleigh, north carolina, 28 degrees. philadelphia, down to 23. that will be the new low this morning. satellite and radar, light snow is flying ai don't say northern wisconsin and the up of michigan that's about it. the most of the lower 48 nice and quiet this morning. future tracker 6 nothing to talk about today, mostly sunny skies and chilly temperatures highs close to 40 partly cloudy overnight tonight. tomorrow we'll see more in the way of clouds as the system approaches from the southwest. we'll see mostly cloudy skies throughout the day. temperatures getting up into the upper 40s, close to 50 degrees, it will be milder. today, 40 degrees in philadelphia. upper 30s north and west. allentown, reading, lancaster, 39. cape may, 42. toms river, 39. sunny and cold. overnight tonight, cloudy and cold, temperatures in the 20s, philadelphia, 30 degrees, wilmington, millville, 27.

a pair of 2s for reading. allentown, 21 and trenton down to 24 degrees. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, fortunately it is a very quiet week ahead here. so 40 degrees mostly sunny today. increasing clouds tomorrow, 49. and then we have a period of light rain monday morning. lots of clouds by afternoon, 51. from that point on, temperatures are pretty much where they should be for this time of the year year. tuesday, partly sunny, 53. increasing clouds on wednesday, 54. thursday and friday, 56, 55 saturday. saturday could be close to 60 degrees before another arctic front comes in sunday and drops the temperatures back down into the 30s, nydia? >> ♪ philadelphia freedom ♪ award winning musicians michael cavanaugh led his voice to the philly pops last night. they feature elton john's most

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saturday morning, it is 6:21 a.m., only 23 degrees out there. our high is only going to be 40. sky6 live hd taking a live look at the ben franklin bridge. target has announced it plans to be open on thanksgiving but will give shoppers and their

employees a break overnight. they will open at 6:00 p.m. on the holiday and close at midnight they will reopen at 6:00 a.m. on black friday morning. that's a change from last career when target kept the doors open through the night. online there will be deals before the holiday. black friday deals begin online thanksgiving morning. towers -- toys "r" us stores will be open for the third year in a row. the shopping begins at 5:00 p.m. on thanksgiving and runs through until 11:00 p.m. friday night. the only exception new york city time square location will open thursday morning and close at midnight black friday. netflix customers are being warned about an e-mail phising cam. the -- scam, the e-mails leads

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arm, saturday morning, a cold saturday morning. kutztown, 19 degrees. new holland, 18. coatsville, 19 degrees. most of the region north and west of philadelphia sitting at or about 20. pottstown, 20, malvern, 21. warminster, 20. with temperatures this cold it's been a while since we talked about numbers like this. bundle up in layers, layers trap the body heat it will keep you warmer, wear gloves, hat be scarf. glassboro, 23, fortescue, 23. tuckahoe, 22 degrees in the

beginning of november. hammonton, 22. ewing, 22. brigantine on the water, 24. surf city, 23 degrees. forecast for today, it will be milder than yesterday, yesterday we had the northwesterly breezes, we won't see that today we'll see sunshine and temperatures close to 40 degrees. 43 at the jersey shore, philadelphia 40, the poconos 32. if you say so. thank you chris. turning to sports, college basketball season is underway. it begins with the red hot team villanova. here's jamie apody with all your saturday morning sports. >> reporter: good morning is it possible it's been this long since april. college basketball seen crept up on us, let's talk about opening night for the 6 ranked team in the nation. jay wright same suit, not the same team. no josh hart. nova up by 4.

wildcats by 9 in the half. they pull away in the second. villanova wins 75-60. they will be playing the home game at the wells fargo center while the pavilion is being renovated. dragons up 10 at the half. then they got bold over, contributionle -- drexel 68-69. blue hens 33 in the first half. ryan daily, the ardmore kid led to delaware 22. he was the caa rookie. blue hens stun the spiders 76-63. temple owls at cincinnati last night with a lot of the on the line. they need to win two of the last three to be bowl eligible. owls up 13-7 in a wild third quarter.

34-yard touchdown puts temple up 20-7. owls just 6 do we kick off, now they are up more than 6. isaiah wright gets great blocking. he is gone. temple wins 35-24 they are back to 500, coming up later this morning. jeff collins straight from cincinnati, he'll be in the studio, temple football playbook during the 9:30 a.m. hour get that man some coffee. that's sports have a great morning. perdue. raising more organic chickens than anyone in america. the old man's still got it.

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hashtag organic. all the hashtags! arctic blast, old man winter is bringing cold air to the delaware and lehigh valleys. plus philadelphia police is looking for the gunman who opened fire on a man as he sat in his car. celebrating the beauty they brought to the neighborhood. how the neighbors came together to brighten the community and win big. let's get a look at the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast with meteorologist chris sowers you have the hat on and the scarf on. it's cold out there. >> reporter: i need someone to set up a fire pit or something, to keep me warm out here. temperatures in the teens and 20s getting close to record tote. some locations have set new records. let look, philadelphia present temperature reading, 23 degrees. the actual temperatures right now are on the left-hand side,

the right-hand side in the yellow that's the record low for the state. 23, the record low is 21 set back in 1961. we have not set a record in the city, but we're getting close. allentown, 20. the record low is 19. trenton that's a new record for you, 22 is the present temperature reading, the old record 25. atlantic city, 22 you tied the record low set back in 1973. factoring in the winds, though, it feels much, much colder, feels like the mid teens area wide. 13 in the poconos. 13 for philadelphia. 11 in wilmington, 17 in millville. and dover presently windchill 13 degrees. freeze warning continues for all areas shaded here in light whether blue. it's mainly south jersey and delaware, this is in effect until 10:00 a.m., temperatures stay below freezing until 11:00 a.m. or so, this will put an end to the growing season down there. forecast today, lots of sunshine, a nice looking day, but on the cold side.

the normal for this time. year as you look at the numbers is somewhere shy of 60 degrees. 58 i believe is the actual average high on this daylight. 40 is what we're forecasting for today. so a little bit better than yesterday, still very cold considering the time of year. when i come back in just a few minutes we're talking about milder temperatures most of next week, we get into the mid to upper 50s, some locations you push 60. it's cold out here, but it's short-lived. i will be back with the changes in the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast. nydia. >> that's good news, because the sudden burst of winter air is dangerous for those who sleep on the city streets. outreach was on the streets last night trying to get them into shelters. >> the city has opened up extra beds for us, we're out here trying to get everybody in. >> meanwhile, many bundled up against the cold and wind as

they took in the light show on franklin square last night. we're experiencing some of the coldest air our nation has seen in a very long time. in parts of the mid whoas this weekend, the arctic blast includes temperatures in the single digits, this a little snowfall. abc has more on the mass of arctic air had a has millions reaching for winter gear. >> reporter: record shattering cold and blustery wind and snow all thanks to a frigid air mass that pummeled the midwest. >> it's cold i had to bring out the winter coat and mittens obviously. my teeth are cold. >> reporter: in wisconsin it's so cold the boat was frozen in place at the dock. a tiger at the local zoo taking a snow shower. icy roads and whiteout conditions in michigan michigan sent dryers sliding into ditches. in chicago they are clearing off sidewalks, whether on bikes or in their cars try to keep a

sense of humor about it all. >> i think it's funny. i do after having all this nice weather we're getting winter. >> reporter: there's the bone-chilling wind. >> it's cold out here. >> get the hat on, i wonder if i have ear must -- ear muffs. >> reporter: in vermont they have heavy machinery rolling already while in new york, the winds are so fierce they toppled 6 stories of scaffolding. >> a good wind comes around the corn, it knocked the whole thick down. >> reporter: in new york, the national weather service has braced us for blustery winds and temperatures in the teens. it won't last long, it will be warmer by the weekend, abc news new york. a trail of destruction was left behind after a deadly ambush at a philadelphia gas station overnight. police say a driver was shot 6 times as he sat inside a pickup

truck at the a-plus gas station at north 52nd street in the parkside section. the truck rolled across the parking lot and hit another vehicle and utility pole. police took the victim to the penn presbyterian hospital where he died from his injuries. police have no suspects in the hooting. four philadelphia police officers are recovering following a crash in kensington. two pairs of officers were pursuing a red honda civic because a driver was wanted in connection with the shooting. at c and allegheny the police cruiser collided. the impact hit a pole and brought down power lines. >> the officer jumped out of the cop car, his face was all bloody and everything. >> reporter: all four were taken to temple university hospital in stable condition. it is 20-year-old suspect was arrest. a pennsylvania state

trooper shot in the line of duty continues to improve. authorities say seth kelly is no longer listed in critical condition at saint luke hospital in bethlehem. he has undergone several successful surgeries to remove bullets. corporal kelly was shot during a traffic shot in plainfield township on tuesday. the gunman has been charged with attempted murder. a second suspect wanted in a string of violent attacks in center city and university city is in police custody. the suspect surrendered to penn police yesterday afternoon. police say he and 20-year-old lance ryan attacked a penn grad student last weekend leaving him with a fractured skull. police believe the pair are tied to similar robberies. police in radnor township have arrested 30-year-old michael lead charged with stalking a local youtube star. they say he drove from michigan

and showed up uninvited at 18-year-old james niece's home. he has 140,000 instagram followers and thousands more on youtube and twitter. police believe his online popularity drew the attendance of leads. police say leads wanted to hookup. he has been arrested. penn state revealed it paid out an additional $16 million in relation to sexual abuse by sandusky. the additional payments bring the total to $100 million. the school's previously reported it settled with 33 people for $93 million. sandusky is serving a life term for sexually abusing young boys while an assistant football coach at penn state. teachers in the school district have a new contract. the contract fight led to

protest this summer. they will get a 3% raise each year and exchange they will pay more of their healthcare cost. a north philadelphia community has come together to improve their neighborhood. they have made their streets an extension of their homes. "action news" reporter, dann cuellar has the story. >> reporter: it was a packed house with 24 blocks competing for this career's -- year's clean block award. elmyra smith was the winner of the award after she and her neighbor turned this into this in one career's time. >> we have much going on in kensington it's not all bad. there are good things going on in kensington. >> reporter: the event is responded by the city and philadelphia more beautiful committee. >> they are all winners in our eyes because they do so much for the city of philadelphia. they are shining examples of what we want our entire

communities to be. >> reporter: the winner of 1,000-dollar grand prize is? in trouble. >> reporter: [inaudible]. the group transformed the city block in north philadelphia after a lot of hard work by neighbors on the block. >> i've been trying to do this for the last 6 years, it's amazing i'm so humble and so grateful for all they do because i couldn't do it without them. >> we did it. >> i feel excellent. i want to thank everyone on the block. i want to thank my daughter, yes, we did a great job. >> reporter: now the winner of second place 2100 block of north hobart our heartfelt congraduate

layingses to all of the -- congratulations to all the winners. a motorcycle club is leading at the charge to help a little girl battling a rare genetic disease. honeys and hogs helped raise money for a van that is needed to help drive her around. overwhelmed by the holidays, three moms deal with their own mothers come to town for christmas. we'll look at the film bad moms, too,. was -- casa blanca maker's a return to the silver screen. meteorologist chris sowers

returns with the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, how long do the bone chilling temperatures last? find out when "action news" returns.

>> animals at the zoo in wisconsin were moved inside to protect them from the cold. they were moved in after halloween. officials say the trick is to make the animals feel like they are in of a africa. other animals like rye i don't knows and arctic foxes will be shifted in and out during the

winter. good news for skiers and snow boarders, crews at camelback are making snow. they are hosting a ceremony bond fire to ask the god of skiing and snow for a snowy winter. you can check that out tonight from 6:00 p.m. to 10:00 p.m. >> that sounds like the kind of things you will do. >> reporter: i think the skiers will be happier with this upcoming season than last. let's go outside, cape may, the sun came up officially. we're seeing clouds down there. most of us are waking up to clear conditions this morning. it's very, very chilly, temperatures in time 20s, and windchills, yes on this november 11. we're talking about windchills in the teens right now and we were just at 70 degrees not even a week ago. look at the temperatures, philadelphia, monday, 70 degrees, i remember this, i was raking the yard sweating in a short sleeved t-shirt and

shorts. tuesday it got cooler, 49. we had clouds and showers and period of rain. wednesday, 52, thursday not bad, 59 degrees. yesterday's afternoon high was 39. that continued to drop off, we got down to 23 degrees that's the present temperature reading in philadelphia. some locations dropped all the way down into the teens. actual air temperatures. dewpoint 9, winds out of the north at 9. pressure 30.58 holding stealed. the visibility is okay, coming in at 10 miles per hour. that 23 degrees that's the earliest we see temperatures below 25 degrees since 1976. it's been a long time since we've seen this kind of cold so early in the winter season. the record low for the date is 21 that was set back in the 1960s. i don't think we'll reach 21, but we may she had another degree and drop -- shed another degree and drop down to 21. allentown, 21. atlantic has set a record low. dover coming close, millville,

23. cape may, 25. trenton has set a new record low this morning. 22 degrees. windchills in the teens, 10 in reading, 13 in the poconos. 17 in millville. feels like 16 degrees in cape may. satellite and radar here's the good news, if you're not a big fan of the cold weather and the snow they are seeing yosemite high -- seeing across the high plains and western great lakes you can see the clouds moving west to east, whenever you see that on a satellite map that philippines pacific air is starting to run -- owe pacific air is starting to run across the country. arctic air, if we had that moving into the pattern, the cloud cover would be moving north to south. we're not seeing that, it's west to east. this is all pacific air racing across the lower 48.

another day we'll start to moderate. tomorrow we start to see the numbers rebound. sunshine fading behind increasing clouds, milder high of 49 or 50. the system you just saw out there to the west that slides in first thing monday morning and brings with it a light period of rain to parts of the area. for today we're looking at mostly sunny skies. overnight tonight partly cloudy skies, another cold one with temperatures dropping down into the 20s area wide. we get into sunday mostly cloudy, but dry. sunshine and clouds today, cold, 40 degrees is the forecasted high. that will occur around 2:00 p.m., 3:00 p.m. this afternoon. coming out of the 20s, 11:00 a.m., 25, overnight tonight, 21 degrees outlying suburbs, 30 for center city. we have a chance of rain this week monday morning. outside that most of the seven-day forecast is dry and

seasonable with temperatures getting into the 50s, so 40s today, 51 by monday, 54 by wednesday and sun and clouds and 55 degrees on friday. saturday could be back up in the 60s again, next sunday is probably going to be similar to today with 30s and 40s. >> it's way too cold way to early. >> reporter: it was way too warm late in the season. >> that's okay. >> reporter: yeah, right. i'm pretty happy. >> i know you are. nasa researchers have captured auroras on the jupiter south and north pole. theythey are larger with each at half the size of earth.

>> topping the people scene this morning a hollywood classic is returning to the big screen. casa casa blanca is returning to

the scene celebrating it's 75th anniversary. hamilton creator and original star of the broadway smash hit is said to return to the title character when the show returns to puerto rico. his parents are from the island nation. he is taking the production tore a three week run in january 29. he has a little over a career to remember the words. meanwhile, the avengers cast assembled to help the victims of hurricane maria, scar lot johansson the event raised half million dollars for the hurricane maria community relief and recovery fund. there are two sequels

hitting theaters this weekend both are family comedies, one deals with moms dealing with the holidays, the other is stepfather and father joining forces to make christmas great for the children. here's david daniel. >> reporter: averger of the innocent. >> reporter: murder of the orient express, it is getting decent reviews and analysts say it could open with up to $25 million about half of what thor is expected to make in the second weekend. there are plenty of familiar faces in daddy is home 2. it is protected anywhere from the low 20 million to the low 30 million.

together they might raffel films in ticket sales this weekend. i'm david daniel. ♪

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was there to show his support. ess proud of the incredible work his son-in-law is doing. here's a dyi idea that turns bedroom furniture into a cool piece for the dining room. >> reporter: mid century furniture is all the rage, but it equals high price tags. we have a way to knock out a mid industry modern dining room buffet using shoe racks. we'll use these because of their clean lines and simple structure to build our own buffet. we'll pair it with pine wood and the whole piece will gain structure and sturdiness and lots of style. we're attaching them together by using a nail gun and basing them on a precut wood.

>> i want to the furniture store and they had a huge selection of legs, i liked this style. they are cute. >> they are. >> reporter: isn't the cool? >> it is. >> reporter: it's higher than normal height, here's why because we're going to use it as a server. >> i see. >> reporter: after a coat of paints this piece is finished. so what could have run a few thousand dollars at an up scale store only cost 75 bucks to make. that's what we call a knock it off shoe in. for more budget friendly project ideas go to live well network/knock it off. 6:57 a.m., 6abc took the times to hello and goodbye and congratulations to one of our own. president of local station group rebecca campbell returned to her old stomping grounds she was

promming director and gm of 6abc. she is moving to london to be the president of business in europe, the middle east and africa. her son dylan is a student at drexel and her daughter is student at villanova. both came by to share in her mother's 6abc celebration. every member of the channel 6 family wishes rebecca the very best. here's some of the stories we're working on, staying happy and healthy as he age. we'll go inside a facility that keeps age related diseases at bay. a man comes across a check that could change his life, but then he does the right thing. those stories and more when "action news" continues in just a moment.

it all started when sophia stopped into marshalls and found a mug for surprisingly little green. she paired that with some succulents. and suddenly something clicked. that surprise led to a stylish wood mirror, soothing lavender oils, a party llama... or is that an alpaca? super soft towels, and an enchanting vase

that magically tied it all together. she arranged it all into the greatest guest bathroom ever. did sophia expect to get so much bang for so few bucks? no. but great things happen when you choose surprise. marshalls. your surprise is waiting. 7:00 a.m. on this saturday, gray is off, i'm nydia han. here's some of the stories we're following for you. philadelphia police open fire an a man after he points a gun at them. details on what happened inside a grays ferry home overnight. plus, a alabama politics denies allegations of sexual abuse and refuses to drop out of the senate race. president trump is in vietnam where he is meeting world leaders crossing