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 paths with russian president vladimir

putin. a bitter blast, a code blue is in place in our area due to the frigid temperatures. you can see the sun in the temple university camera. it's cold, feeling like winter more than fall. meteorologist chris sowers joins us with a look at the frigid temperatures, chris. >> reporter: it's very, very cold, good morning, nydia. five days ago it was 70 degrees in philadelphia. this morning temperatures are down into the teens and 20s, national weather service continues the freeze warning for areas highlighted here in blue, now all temperatures are below freezing this morning. north and west, getting into the trenton area, northern portions and central portions of new jersey. the growing season has ended north of philadelphia. it was technically still going on. south and east, that's why the freeze warning has been issued because at this point now the growing season will come to an end, temperatures bitter, bitter cold out here.

coldest air of season so far. it's the coalest -- coldest we've been since february. windchills in the teens, you need the heavy winter coat. bundle up in layers, multiple layers traps body heat. ware hat, gloves and scarf keep the extremities covered. windchills, 1 degrees above zero in the poconos. 11 above in reading. 13 above in philadelphia. 17 above in millville. feels like 16 above in cape may. satellite and radar nothing going on, it's a nice, quiet day, a good looking day, just bluster and cold, 40 degrees. the normal 58. even though it's milder than yesterday, we're talking about temperatures 18 degrees below seasonal averages. the good news if you don't like the cold weather it will be milder next week, but the bad

news it will turn sharply colder, we have another arctic blast the following weekend. we'll talk about that when i see in ten minutes or so. >> the bitterly cold temperatures have prompted if i officials to enact the code blue urging people to get off streets as the temperature dip. trish hartman hans also -- trish hartman has the details. >> reporter: under twinkling lights people enjoyed the holiday festival with layers. >> two pairs of pants and two hoodies on. >> first crisp day 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 guys okay. >> reporter: the city of philadelphia has declared a code blue anticipating dangerously low temperatures, outreach teams

are on patrol trying to get as many people into "shelter me rescue of the weeks" as possible. cold, very cold. >> reporter: marcus said he is relieved to be heading to a shelter. so is dan yes has been home for -- so is danny, he has been homeless for a month. many people have had negative experiences in shelter or should gole with addiction and won't go into shelters. on this trip two go to shelters. in camden bundled up commuters head home for the weekend. officials hope people will bring their pets inside during the first cold snap. >> we've had good luck in the fall weather going from being lucky to unlucky could result in

people being unprepared. >> reporter: the city has added 08 belts to city -- beds to city shelters, if you see anyone that needs shelter, call (215)232-1984. trish hartman channel 6 "action news." >> you can keep track of the plunging temperatures by checking in at 6abc.com. there you will find a list of code blue alerts posted for the area. >> breaking news, a police officer has shot an armed suspect. police responded to a 911 call for a man armed with a gun inside a home on south 29th street in grays ferry. 37-year-old mantua gun exited a -- a man with a gun exited the second floor bedroom and pointed at an officer. he shot the man in the chest. he is in critical condition no police officers were injured. a woman is dead after being hit by a hit-and-run driver in

burlington county new jersey. the search is on for the driver and the vehicle involved it happen on the pemberton bypass near shady lane in petroleum about pemberton. the person who found the person called 911, but the person could not be saved. republican senate nominee roy moore has released his first public remarks in response to shocking allegations to sexual abuse. a washington post article says he initiated a sexual encounter with a 14-year-old. he took to talk radio and insists he never met the girl. >> i never had contact with her, i believe these allegations are politically motivated to stop a successle -- successful campaign. >> 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. in the meantime, louie ck's career is imploding as he faces sexual allegations of misconduct. he said they are true, he miscruised -- misused his power and brought pain to the women. netflix is end their relationship with ck. his film i love you daddy was pulled from release. president trump will arrive in the capitol of vietnam today. mr. trump has been in the country tore the apec summit. he was spotted shaking hands and speaking with vladimir putin. the first lady is back in the states and marking veterans day weekend.

milan inia trump visited with families in alaska at the u.s. joint base. happening today, the delaware and lehigh valleys will pay tribute to the men and women of the military. philadelphia will hold a veterans day ceremony at washington square. mayor kenny will deliver remarks at the tomb of the unknown soldier. new castle delaware, governor will be on hand to deliver remarks. we're honoring our local veterans this way by sending pictures of your family and friends to #6abc. thank you for your service. a fight over a fast food order gets physical, it is

caught on camera. plus a man struggling to survive does the right thing when he finds a large check, now what's being done for him to say thank you. >> reporter: nydia less than a week ago it was 70 degrees in philadelphia. it was sunny and warm. temperatures in the teens and 20s with windchills in the teens. we warm it up a little bit later this week, but we have another arctic blast coming in next weekend. i'll have the details in the accuweather seven-day forecast in just a few minutes. the manager of mcdonald's

in indianapolis said he was attacked over chicken nuggets. the woman complained she didn't get enough, he said she had to go through the driver through and order more. the passenger and driver jumped through the window and attacked the manager, they got out of the car and drove away without the

chicken nuggets. police are investigating. a. homeless man found a ten thousand dollar check and he did not hesitate to do whatever it took to get the money back to its rightful owner. roberta husky met the man. >> seeing her happy and protecterring. >> reporter: there need to be more people like elmer, he is a golden heart guy, a phenomenal guy. huskery once homeless herself is trying to help him get backen his feet. she wrote him a check and trying to get him an education and place of his own. pays off to do the right thing. >> reporter: nice story. you know what else so nice? how cold it is out there. it feels like winter. nydia is loving it.

this is the coldest air we've seen in quite sometime. it's rare to get this kind of cold this far south in the delaware and lehigh valleys. we have temperatures, actual air temperatures that are down into the teens and we usually keep that in january, february. so, cold stuff out there right now. as we look at the call from accuweather this weekend. it will be milder today than yesterday afternoon. afternoon highs were stuck in the 30s, today, 39, 40 degrees, more importantly we'll lose the gusty breeze. not as harsh, lots of sunshine, tomorrow, lots of clouds, the system approaches from the west. the winds shift out of the east/southeast that pumps us up to 49 degrees. the good news if you're not a big fan of the cold weather it will not last that long. 40 degrees is the forecasted high. normally we should be around 58. we're tracking about temperatures 18 degrees below seasonal averages. today is a milder day. the low temperature, 24 that

came in around 6:00. the normal low 41 degrees. take a look at this, this is the 24 hour temperature change. these are not the actual air temperatures. 19 degrees below in philadelphia. 24 hour temperature change means it's 19 degrees colder than the same time yesterday in philadelphia. wilmington, 22 degrees colder. millville, 22 degrees colder. atlantic city, 23 degrees colder the actual numbers like this, teens north and west, philadelphia, trenton, millville, 23. cape may, 25 degrees. 11 in reading. 11 in lancaster. 13 in philadelphia. feels like 17 dries in millville. the high pressure -- 17 degrees in millville. the high pressure this came over the pole from siberia across canada running the u.s./canadian cold. it's cold west of the

continental divide it's cold there, as well. temperatures, 40 in omaha. memphis, 37. atlanta, 42. i remember standing up here last weekend we were seeing temperatures in the 70s out there at this time. a huge change in a week. chicago you had the snow yesterday. you're seeing a temperature of 27. cincinnati, 25 degrees. you can see the clouds moving from west to east, this will cut off the arctic flow and eventually get temperatures back up in the 40s and 50s, so snows flying across the u.s./canadian border. everybody else waking up to quiet conditions this morning. we're expecting a quiet weekend controversial. future tracker 6 by 1:00 p.m., mostly sunny. later this afternoon a few clouds across the skyline. nothing threatening. it's mainly clear, a few clouds, sunset well before 7:00 p.m. overnight tonight partly cloudy, tomorrow, mainly cloudy as the system gets closer from the southwest.

nice and quiet this weekend just cold today. 40 degrees in philadelphia. reading, 39. millville, 42, cape may, 42. overnight tonight 21 in allentown. reading, 22. philadelphia, milder, 30. millville, 27. cape may, 29. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, so, nice and quiet a little bit of rain possible monday morning. otherwise clouds and 51. steady as she goes most of next week. tuesday throw friday, mid 50s, combination of sun an clouds, not too warm, not too cold, just the way we like it for this time of the year. >> all right, chris, thank you. in the art of aging, the rates of obesity is going up across all age groups and it can be risky for senior citizens. tamala edwards tells us about a free program that helps older adults get fit and healthy. >> reporter: 76-year-old jesse

howard suffers from diabetes and knew she needed to lose weight to bring the disease under control. it was a heart attack that got her attention. >> i started to thinking, i don't want to die, so i need to do something about it. >> reporter: she turned to the west philadelphia senior community center for help. the center offers nutrition and diabetes classes a full gym and personal trainer. >> feels good. >> reporter: the program is free for philadelphia residents over the able of 06. >> the atmosphere here is awesome and the support. did you put an extra town pounds on there? >> reporter: the center offers silver sneakers classes older adults get fit as they groove together. >> this is the place we come to in the morning. >> reporter: for jesse the journey to lose wait has been success. when she came to the center a career and half ago she weighed

360 pounds. she lost 130 and counting and her diabetes he diabetes is under control. it's given her a sense of pride in her accomplishment and much-needed boost in herself esteem. tamala edwards channel 6 "action news."

>> welcome back this is a live picture from washington, d.c. where vice president mike pence has been helping others clean the vietnam veteran memorial wall. it lists the name of 38,000 americans who give their lives all listed chronologicallily.

on this veterans day we thank all of you who served for your service. there's event around the delaware and lehigh valleys this weekend that are free for the veterans. take a look, the national constitution center is honoring the veterans with free admission. there will be specialty events, kids can take part in activities that include writing thank you letters and making patriotic crafts and folding the flag and marching drills from 9:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. the american museum of revolution is marking veterans day with free admission for our veterans. there will be programs and activities. check out the air forecasters of those -- the rare photographs of those who lived through that time. get a jump start on your holiday shopping in peddlersville. you can check it out today and

tomorrow. at 6abc we're lending a hand to help our neighbors in need. join us on wednesday for our annual holiday food fundraiser, bloom blom hosts the live -- sarah bloomquist host the live event from 4 to 6:30 p.m. for noorvetion -- information how to connect, share and give go to 6abc.com. tune in for the thanksgiving day parade on 6abc, rick williams and cesily tynan lead the parade from the philadelphia museum of saturday. we'll be back with the live report.

>> reporter: welcome back everyone, 7:24 a.m., saturday morning, boy have things changed in a hurry in the philadelphia area. thursday's high, 59 degrees. the cold front came in yesterday afternoon we managed a high of 39. actual high was 351 -- 51 that occurred one minute after midnight. the normal high for this time of career is right about here, 58 degrees. we're forecasting high close to 40, but that's 18 degrees below average for this time of the career. take a look at the icy cold numbers north and west. 17 in bethlehem. 19 in quakertown. allentown tied the record low of 19. malvern, 21. center city, 24. transport set a new record low, 20. ewing is sitting at 22. glassboro, 24. brigantine 24. cold on the delaware bay, fortescue, agenda beach, 23. forecast for today, nice looking

day, sunshine, cold, jersey shore, 23, look at the poconos, 32 degrees. basketball season is underway, it begins with the head hot team, villanova. >> reporter: good morning is it possible it's been this long since april. college basketball season crept up on us. let's talk opening night for the 6th rank team in the nation. jay wright same fancy suit, much different looking team. no josh hart. nova up by 4. phil booth from the perimeter, wildcats by 9 at the half. they pull away in the second. villanova wins it 75-60. they will be playing home games at the wells fargo center while

their center is being renovated. delaware richmond in their own opener. blue hens up 33 in the first half. brian daily the ardmore kid, led delaware with 22. 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 the two of the last three to be bowl eligible. owls up 13-7 in a wild first quarter. 34-yard touchdown puts temple up 20-7. owls now 6, ensuing kickoff they are up 6. isaiah wright gets great blocking. he is gone, 98 credit cards. 98.

jeff collins will be in our studio temple football playbook during the 90 half-hour of "action news." somebody get that man some coffee. sixers visit the golden state warriors. have a great morning. >> bundled up against the

arctic blast.

old man winter decided to bring very cold air to the delaware and lehigh valleys. plus, philadelphia police are looking for the gunman who opened fire and killed a man as he sat in his car. nearly 20 gun shell casings found at the scene. how these neighbors came together to brighten their community and win big. the sudden burst of winter air is dangersous for those who sleep the city streets, chris, you need to bundle up and get inside. >> reporter: it's cold, you need to bundle up in layers, 3 or 4 layers will do it. heavy wintery coat and gloves and scarf an hat. take a look at the present temperature reading. the right-hand side is the record low. philadelphia, 24. the record low 21 set back in 1961. the city has low os 23 degrees that was last hour.

these are unofficial we'll have to see where they come in over the next few hours. allentown tied the record of 19. trenton set a new record low of 22. wilmington, a new record low. atlantic city tied the record set back in 1923. it's been a long time we saw temperatures this cold so early in the season. you have to go back to 1976 that's almost a half century ago that's a long long time. windchills feels like 1 above in allentown. 19 in allentown. 13 in philadelphia. 13 in atlantic city and 1 in dover. satellite and radar we have a decent breeze out hear, 5 to 15 miles per hour out of the north, but there's not much in the way of clouds. the sun is shining brightly, we expect a lot of sunshine later this afternoon. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, sunny and cold, highs around 40.

11:00 a.m., 35. 1:00 p.m., 39 we should reach 40 degrees between 2:00 p.m. this and 4:00 p.m. this afternoon. today is sunny and cold, tomorrow is cloudy and milder. 40 degrees today and 49 tomorrow. it's milder, still, as we head into next week. i'll be back along with the details in the accuweather seven-day forecast. >> outreach teams were on patrol last night trying to place the homeless in shelters for the night until temperatures warm up again. >> the city has opened up extra beds for us, we have a couple of extra teams out, we're just out here aggressively trying to get everybody in. >> reporter: 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 country has seen in a long time. in parts of the midwest arctic blast included temperatures in the single digits and yes a little snowfall.

we have more on the mass of arctic air that has millions reach reaching for the winter gear. >> reporter: record cold and snow thanks to a frigid air mass that pummeled the midwest. >> it's cold, i had to bring out the winter coat my teeth are cold. >> reporter: in wisconsin it's so cold this boat was frozen in place at the dock. a tieing at the local zoo taking a snow shower. while icy roads and why the out conditions in michigan sent drivers sliding into ditches this car flipped over. >> the farther we go, the worse it gets. >> reporter: in chicago they are clearing off sidewalks, residents trying to keep a sense of humor about it all. >> i think it's funny after having all the nice weather we're getting winter. >> reporter: and then there's the bone chilling wind. >> it's cold out here.

it's cold today. >> reporter: the arctic chill is bearing down on the northeast in vermont, they have heavy machinery rolling already while in new york, their winds so fierce they toppled 6 stories of scaffolding. >> a good wind comes around the corner, comes straight through and knocked the whole thing 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, should be warm are by the end of the weekend. abc news new york. >> in philadelphia, a trail of destruction was left behind after a deadly ambush say 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 52-nd and lancaster avenue in the parkside section. the truck rolled across the parking lot and hit utility pole. the victim died from his injuries. police have no motives or

suspects in the shooting. four police officers are recovering following a crash in kensington. authorities say it happened when two pairs of officers were pursuing a red honda civic because the driver was wanted in connection with a shooting. at c and allegheny the police cruisers collided one smashed into the home the impact brought down the power lines. >> the officer jumped out of the cop cars face was bloody and everything. >> all four officers were taken to the hospital in stable condition. the 24-year-old suspect was arrested. a pennsylvania state trooper shot in the line of duty continues to improve. authorities say corporal seth kelly is no longer listed in critical condition at saint luke's hospital in bethlehem. he has undergone several successful surgeries to remove bullets. corporal kelly was shot on tuesday, the accused gunman

daniel cleary has been charged with attempted murder. a second suspect wanted in a strict of violent attacks in center city and university city is in 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 they are tied to other similar robberies. police in radnor township arrested this man michael leann clrnlgd -- charged him with stalking a local youtube star michael lee has thousands of followers on youtube and twitter. police believe his online popularity drew the attention. the man has been arrested. penn state revealed it paid

out $16 million in relation to sexual abuse by jerry sandusky bringing the total to $100 million. the school reported it settled with 33 people for $93 million. sandusky is serving what is a life term for sexually abusing young boys while a football coach at penn state. teachers in chester county have a new contract they will get a 3% raise in change for paying more of their healthcare costs. 737578, a north philadelphia community has come together to improve their neighborhood. they have poured their hearts into making their streets an expansion of their homes. "action news" reporter, dann cuellar has the story. >> reporter: it was a packed house with 24 blocks competing

for this year's clean block awards they were competing for over $2,500 in cash prices. elmyra smith was the winner of the transform award after she turned this from this into this. in one year's time. >> we have good things going on in kensington. >> reporter: the event is sponsored by the city and the philadelphia more beautiful committee. >> we have to acknowledge one winner, but they are all winners in our eyes they are shining example also of what we want our communities to be, so we're excited to have them here this morning. >> the winner is? the group performed the 1700 block of 19th street into a beautiful city blocker in north philadelphia after a lot of hard work by neighbors on the block. >> i'm overwhelmed i've been

trying to do this up for the la6 careers. i'm so humble and grateful. >> we're so happy and worked hard to do it. >> i feel excellent. i want to thank everybody on the block. i want to thank my daughter! , we did a great job. >> reporter: yes you did. the winner of the second place is north hobart our heartfelt congratulations to all the winners. dann cuellar channel 6 "action news." a motorcycle club in montgomery county is leading the charge to help a little girl battling a rare genetic disease. they raised the money needed for the parents of the little girl. they were presented with a

especially outfitted van that is needed to help drive her around. a california church is fighting for its rights to use marijuana how they plan to use the drug in the religious ceremony. plus chris sowers returns with the update on the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast as we look live sky sky from -- sky6 live hd camera city hall camera. we'll be right back.

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wisconsin were moved inside to protect them from the cold after halloween. they will be there for the rest of the season. the officials say it's to make the animals feel like they are in africa while they are in wisconsin. good news for skiers and snow boarders in pennsylvania, and for our meteorologist chris sowers who loves the snow. cruise at camelback mountain resort began making and blowing snow to create a base coat. they are hosting a ceremonial bond fire to ask the god of ski and snow for a snowy winter. you can checking account it out tonight for -- you can check it out tonight from 6:00 p.m. to 10:00 p.m. the god of ski and snow. >> reporter: we brought the cold in, good news there. all right, let's get you outside, we'll go live on sky6 live hd 6 ice rink in dilworth

park. perfect timing for this. it opened yesterday. temperatures were a lot of colder yesterday. there's a chance we could reach 60 degrees next weekend, at least for one of the two weekend days, but i think from this point on we'll see seasonable temperatures that tend to trend below average from time to time. the week that was, 70 degrees monday, that was five days ago, we were talking about almost summer-like conditions. he feels raking the yard and sweating and wearing a short sleeved shirt and temperatures now in the teens and 20s. yesterday's afternoon high, 39 degrees and windchills in the 20s. now we're down to 24. philadelphia has gotten as low as 23. other locations in the viewing area dropped into the 18, 19-degree range. dewpoint, 9. wind blustery out of the north/northwest at 1 miles per hour, the pressure is holding

steady. the 23 degrees that we reached think this morning that's the first time we've seen temperatures this low so early in the season since 1976. it's almost a half century ago, it's been a long long time since we've seen a good cold shot in the philadelphia area. 15 for the poconos. 22 in trenton. you set a new record low. wilmington set a new record low. atlantic city tied the record. hillville, 22, cape may, 25 degrees. you factor in the winds. this is why you have to bundle up in multiple layers this morning. area wide windchills are in the teens. 13 in philadelphia. 11 in reading. 12 in wilmington, 12 in trenton. 12 this dover. 17 degrees is what it feels like in millville. this is something you would see in the middle of january not the beginning of november. satellite and radar this right hear that is that huge area of high pressure, the arctic high

sitting over top of the mid atlantic city and the northeast states. the good news it is moving along quickly. by the time we get into tomorrow this is here we'll see the clouds approach from the west, winds out of the southeast and tempts will jump a little bit. we'll get in the upper 40s close to 50 degrees. we're on the cold side of the high. mid atlantic and northeast states, cold breeze high temperatures in the upper 30s. this area approaches from the west and winds shift and it gets milder with high temperatures in the upper 40s close to 50. not much to talk about today, it's just cold, mostly sunny skies, overnight tonight partly cloudy, it's remains quiet tomorrow with the shifting winds we start to see the clouds increase from the west. we'll go mostly cloudy skies and temperatures in the upper 40s and low 50s. some of the rain will be farther to the west than the model is showing, accuweather is allowing

morning rain on monday giving way to clouds by afternoon. then we see another cold shot farther down the road. this high retreats to the north, winds shift out of the southwest, it turns milder. temperatures in the mid to upper 50s. we have this waiting in the wings another cold shot that will dive down and by saturday or sunday of next weekend that's when this guy arrives. it won't be as cold as what we're seeing right now, but when you stack it up against the average for this time of the year it's going to be very, very cold. sunshine today, 40 degrees is the forecasted high. lots of sun the whole way through. 1:00 p.m. temperatures, 39. 3:00 p.m., 40. 5:00 p.m., 38. overnight tonight it's cold, but not as cold as what we're seeing right now. 21 degrees outlying suburbs 30 for center city. partly cloudy sky.

chance of rain monday morning. otherwise a quiet forecast. 40 today, 51 monday, 56 thursday, 355 friday. it's going to be next week before the next shock gets in here. >> how happy are you? >> reporter: i was so bummed with last winter it's good to zee this. >> a church is california is trying to use marijuana as part of its religious practices. the city sent a cease and desist order. they plan to fight the notice in court. welcome back a beautiful

shot. it's cold, live look at cape may. saturday morning, 27 degrees, the high at the shore today, 43.

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field. dress warmly, it will be breezy but not as harsh as yesterday. >> # -- 756 we're just a few minutes away from gig good morning to "good morning america." >> reporter: roy moore speaking out denying allegations of sexual misconduct. who he blaming whose behind the allegation. more information coming out about the life of the texas church shooter his ex-wife speaking for the first time after the massacre. an arctic blast shatters record across the midwest and the northeast. rob marciano is tracking the forecast. he says relief is in sight coming up on "g.m.a." we'll see you soon. "action news" continues at 9:00 a.m., turning to technology to help pets in need. from the sidelines to

service a doctor with temperature university football team talks about what it means to be deployed that's in the temple football playbook. now for chris sowers and gray hall and the entire "action news" team, i'm nydia han have a great saturday. we'll see you right back here at 9:00 a.m.

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