philadelphia's parkside section. the search is now on for the gunman. plus a candidate for the alabama senate has denied allegations of sexual misconduct with a teenager. he calls the accusations politically motivated. sky6 live hd taking live look at the center city skyline. the city of philadelphia is under a code blue for the first time this season. the cold temperatures are making it harder for some of us to get out of bed this morning. meteorologist chris sowers joins us outside with more on the bone-chilling temperatures. too cold to talk. >> reporter: believe me i had that problem earlier this morning. i think my lips were frozen at one point here. we've been talking about the growing season coming to an andy all week long in anticipation of the cold air coming in here. last weekend, the plants were vibrant and growing strong now they have wilted over. what happens when you get a hard freeze like what we had this morning, the liquid in the

plants freezes, it kills the plants. we had a lot of record low temperatures. ing bottomed down to 18. allentown a new record low, 18. wilmington, 20. trenton, a new record low. 21. atlantic city setting a brand new record low of 21 degrees. the temperatures are rebounding nicely now, but it's very cold considering the time of year. normally temperatures should at least be in the low to mid 40s at this point. we're at 27 in reading. 29 in philadelphia. 30 in millville. 29 in cape may. 29 degrees in dover. because the temperatures are below freezing, the freeze warning continues for south jersey and delaware. this is actually up until 10:00 a.m. at that point we are expecting temperatures in the locations to finally bounce above 32 degrees. as we look at satellite and radar mostly sunny skies expected throughout the afternoon maybe a few high, thin clouds later on. that should be about it. it's going to be a nice looking

day, but blustery and cold. mostly sunny, cold that's the call from accuweather. 40 degrees is the forecasted high. normally we should be around 58. it's warmer than yesterday, not as harsh however. the temperatures are nowhere near where they should be for this time of the year. when i come back in just a few minutes we'll talk about the seasonal temperatures on the way. another cold shot coming in by next weekend. >> by the way it is the 11th not the 12. for the first time this season, 9 city of philadelphia declared a code blue that will remains in effect until tomorrow morning at 7:00 a.m. sky6 live hd looking at the ben franklin bridge. don't let the picture fool. while the sun is out and there's no snow, as you head outside as we've been telling you bundle up. dpra -- extra outreach teams were on the streets overnight. the city has added more beds at

the shelters to get the people inside. >> for all the ones that didn't come makes me want to stay out longer. a code blue was issued in camden county, new jersey. residence were encouraged to bring their pets inside and check on their neighbors. that advisory has been lifted. >> keep track of the fridge temperatures by checking 6abc.com. there you will find the latest forecast and updated listing of code blue alerts posted for the area. a man is in critical condition after being shot by police in philadelphia's grays ferry section. officers respond to report of a man with a gun inside a house on south 19th street at 2:00 a.m. a man came out of the bedrooms and pointed a gun at the police sergeant. the sergeant shot the man once in in the chest. the man was transported to penn

presbyterian. a woman has died after being hit by a vehicle in burlington county overnight. the unidentified woman was found on the pemberton bypass near shady lane around midnight. she was pro announced at the scene. -- pronounced at the scene. police are looking for the vehicle that drove off. a description has not been released. a man was shot 6 times sitting inside a pickup truck in parkside. someone approached the victim and opened fire 19 times. after the shooting the truck rolled across the parking lot on to lancaster avenue where it hit a car and utility pole. the victim was taken to penn presbyterian where he later died a might have been for the shooting is not clear. alabama senator roy moore is accused of having a sexual encounter with a 14-year-old.

though, he is speaking out about the claims. we have more about what he is saying about the accusations. >> reporter: roy moore the republican senate candidate is sticking to his guns saying he molested a 14-year-old girl when he was 32-year-old assistant attorney are not true. a report details allegations that the 70-year-old moore tried to have relationships with several women when they were 14 to 18 years old and he feels in his 30s. one of the women. >> i never had contact with her, i believe the accusations are politically motivated they are trying to stop a successful campaign and that he is what they are doing. >> reporter: overnight the moore campaign blasted out the e-mail

to supporter saying we are in the midst of a war against those who want so silence our message. asked if he dated anyone under the age of 18. >> i don't remember anything like that. >> reporter: moore refuses to drop out of the race and some in alabama don't want him to. >> i don't believe he is guilty. >> reporter: but some senate republicans are more cautious. >> i'm not going to be the judge and jury if the allegations are true there's no way he should serve or run for the united states senate. >> meanwhile, popular comedian louie ck said sexual misconduct allegations against him are true. multiple women accused him of exposing and touching himself in front of them. fx is cutting all ties and hbo and netflix are dropping him

from upcoming projects. keeping your kitchen clean and house clean is hard, but an entire city block? a group of residents have poured their hearts into cleaning up their neighborhood. dann cuellar explains it's winning them medal of honor admiration. >> reporter: it was a packed house with the 24 blocks competing for the clean block award. elmyra smith was the winner of the transformation award after they turned this into this. >> we have much going on in kensington. it's not all bad. there are good things going on in kensington. >> the event is sponsored by the city and the philadelphia more beautiful committee. >> they are all winners in our eyes because they do so much for the city. they are shining examples of

what we want our communities to be. >> reporter: the winner of the one thousand dollars grand prize is -- [inaudible]. >> reporter: the group transformed the 1700 block of 19th street into a beautiful city block in north philadelphia after a lot of hard work by neighbors on the block. >> i'm overwhelmed i've been trying to do this, i've been at this for the last 6 years, this is amazing i'm so humble and so grateful for all they do i couldn't do it without them. >> we are so happy we worked so hard to do it. >> i feel excellent i want to thank everybody on the block, i want to thank my daughter! , yes, we did a great job. >> reporter: the winners, second and third place and 4th place our heartfelt congratulations to

all of the winners. dan damp channel 6 "action news." >> there are so many things that make us proud to call the delaware home. to see more stories that make us philly proud log onto 6abc.com/proud. there's much more to come on "action news" saturday morning, including "shelter me rescue of the week." >> reporter: i'm david murphy this sweety pie is willow on get your pet.com, you'll learn about willow and some of her friends coming up later on "action news." >> dozens of ohio state university students are accused in a cheating scandal how the school said they pulled it off using a popular app. chris. >> reporter: nydia we have chilly weather out there, numerous record lows set. this is like january as opposed to the beginning of november. how long does the cold weather last? that's the big question, i'll have the answer coming up right

after this.

>> police in rhode island are dwepgd defense their action this morning after shooting the wrong suspect. a tip came in that the suspect was seen in a why the pickup truck. officers spotted the white pickup truck and tried to pull it over. the driver refused to pull over and hit other vehicles in an attempt to get away. officers believed there was an immanent threat so they opened fire. the driver was killed. the officers are on

administrative leave. ohio state university has accused 83 undergrads of cheating on class work cruising the app what's up they violated the code of conduct. penalties for violating the code of conduct range from warnings to explution e expvment --expus. >> live we go on sky6 live hd. rothman ice rink. we had 51 degrees, afternoon high temperatures in the 30s, windchills in the 20s. today we'll see high temperatures close to 40 degrees. we'll lose the gusty breeze. 29 degrees at the philadelphia international airport. dewpoint is 11.

pressure 30.61 inches. it is holding steady winds out of the north at 12 miles per hour that's putting windchills in the teens. elsewhere we go present temperatures, allentown, 27 degrees. reading, 26. trenton, 29. beach haven 28. even the jersey shore, places like cape may, 25 degrees and you're banked up against the warm ocean. ocean temperatures in the mid 50s, it's impressive to get that cold that far south. dover, 29. atlantic city, 30. lancaster, 27 degrees. it's the earliest we've seen this kind of of cold in here since 1976, that was 41 years ago. the record was 21 set back in 1961. in philadelphia we didn't break a record, but several other locations did. windchills 19 in philadelphia. reading, 19. allentown you set a record low up there. trenton, as well. 19 is the windchill. atlantic city at the airport,

new record low. present windchill 21. cape may, 30. feels like 20 in millville. and 21 in dover. the area of clear sky here most of new england getting into the southern providences of canada, that's the arctic high drifting off to the east 20, 25 miles per hour. that high is moving off the coast so quickly, by tomorrow winds shift out of the southeast and we start to see the temperatures warm again we'll see upper 40s tomorrow afternoon if not 50 degrees depending on how much sun we see. mostly sunny cold, arctic high over top us. it moves out to sea. winds shift directions and increasing clouds and we get milder temperatures we're forecasting highs, close to 50. cloud cover, not much of it, a few high, thin clouds by

afternoon. 7:00 p.m., high, thin clouds. same tomorrow you will notice the clouds lower and thicken by morning. that will continue to be the trend throughout the afternoon. today is a mostly sunny day. tomorrow is a mostly cloudy day, we'll keep it dry until monday morning when showers push through here, we're not looking at a big rain event no sizable systems in the foreseeable future. sunshine and clouds mixed in. it's cold, 40 degrees is the forecasted high. the normal 58. with the breeze out of the north at 5 to 10 miles per hour we'll have windchills in the mid 30s, it won't be as harsh as yesterday. hour by hour we go, 1:00 p.m. temperatures 39. 3:00 p.m., 40. 5:00 p.m., 38 degrees mostly sunny skies the whole way through. overnight tonight, partly cloth cloudy, 21 degrees outlying suburbs, 30 degrees in center city. winds out of the north at 5 to 10. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, 40 degrees today close to 50 for tomorrow. increasing clouds, monday maybe

some rain during the morning, otherwise cloudy, 51. most of next week looks quiet. tuesday through friday, high temperatures in the mid 50s, nydia. >> thanks so much. here's a look at what's happening in and around the area this weekend, american antiques and arts on display at the delaware valley antique show. there's furniture to paintings and jewelry. you can see at the it chase center on the river front in wilmington today at 11:00 p.m., tickets are 15 divorce. divorce -- $15. taste a variety of wings at the philadelphia food trucks check it out today from 2:00 p.m. to 6:00 p.m. tickets are $25 kids 8 and under get in free. watch hockey for a good cause in montgomery county the face off against cancer hockey

tournament will be held in hatfield. flyers alumni will play. ticket prices start at $20. we'll be right back. >> so you may not be the only

one having a hard time adjusting to the bone-chilling cold. apple admits the nigh -- new iphone x could operate slower. the screen stalls as people step outside. the company is aware of issue and working on an update. they recommend 32 to 95 degrees. "shelter me rescue of the week" is getting a tech upgrade. david murphy has the online adoption process at get your pets.com. >> it's a great way to find a

new best friend. >> reporter: there's a new progressive way to adopt your next pet. >> it's an online community that needs to find a home for their pet to direct directly to people who want to adopt a pet. >> reporter: the goal is to save as many pets from a shelter as possible. since june they have rehomed almost 500 pets. you can search for breed and gender to discover the pet that best suits your needs and connect with the guardian. >> you communicate back and forth and schedule a meet up. you learn the details about a's personality. >> you goat to learn about the pet from the person who knows him or hero best. >> reporter: the service is available across the country with many from the area. >> he is an english bulldog.

>> reporter: he is great with cats and dog and kids. >> reporter: monkey is a pitbull mix. he loves to go on long runs. he is great with the younger ones and he knows how to be calm inside the house. >> he will sit on the couch with you. he is all smiles. he loves everyone he meets. >> reporter: this sweety pie is willow a 7-year-old lab mix low maintenance for sure. she is not into extra stimulus, but boy is she cute. if you're interest, visit get your pet.com and if you would like to share your shelter success stories post a picture to the "fyi philly" facebook page tell us where you adopted your pet and how much they mean to you. we'll feature your stories on up coming "shelter me rescue of the week" segments. with willow, hey girl, i'm david murphy channel 6 "action news." >> welcome back it is

9:25 a.m., on this saturday morning, only 29 degrees out there, sky6 live hd taking live look at cape may, new jersey. a high of 43 degrees today at the shore. turning to sports, college basketball season has begun. it was opening night for the 6th rank team in the country, villanova. scrai wright -- jay wright is working with a different team this year, but no problem at the wells fargo center. the wildcats pulled away in the second half, 75-60. theythey will be playing their e

games at the wells fargo center while their pavilion is renovated. delaware blue hens were up in the first half. ryan daily was the caa rookie of the year, the blue hence stunned the spiders 76-63. coming up this morning, temple football playbook with coach jeff collins breaking down the game against cincinnati that's later on "action news." ru ready for it -- are you ready for it, taylor swift released her 7th album reputation. fans wasted no time searching the lyrics into clues with her love life and on going feuds. while the gier album is -- entire album is available to buy online, but the songs are not available on spotify which could

millions of more dollars in record sales. >> there's much more to come on "action news" saturday morning. president trump shook hands with vladimir putin while continuing his trip through asia what was discussed during their meeting. if you would like to rejuvenate your skin without breaking the bank. we have a spa with a special deal for our viewers. >> meteorologist chris sowers has the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast when "action news" saturday at 9:00 continues. john tyson's motto was,

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>> happening now on "action news" saturday at 9:00 a.m., where investigators say two police vehicles were going when they accidently collided. more than 60 years after his body was found a little boy with a mysterious death will be honored in philadelphia. in chicago they are waking up to freezing temperatures as an arctic blast shatters temperatures across the midwest and northeast. >> reporter: a couple of locations set new lows, allentown, trenton, atlantic city, several areas dropped into the teens. feels better now that the sun is up, but you need to bundle up with the wind blowing we have windchills in the teens even at this 9:00 a.m. hour. thinks have changed around here. earlier in the week we were up to 70 degrees. 70 in philadelphia on monday.

tuesday we had rain and knocked the temperature down to 49. 52 wednesday, 59 thursday, yesterday's afternoon high only topped out at 39 degrees. of course with the 35-mile an hour wind on top of that we had windchills in the 20s. the temperatures got so cold last night look what happened. now, i've had several viewers send in pictures like this if you look at the ground this is my buddy in sewell, new jersey, we had such a mild fall a lot of trees in my backyard are green. so the temperatures got so cold last night, the green leaves dropped without changing color because we had the hard freeze and that froze the liquid inside all the leaves and the plants and killed everything. that's what's meant by a hard freeze, anything inside it freezes. here's the witch, 19 --

windchills, 19 in reading, 21 in atlantic city. 20 in millville and 21 in dover. what you will need this morning, the heavy wintery coat. this is the coldest air of the season so far. it's been a long time since we've seen temperatures this cold. windchills in the teens it will stay that way for the next several hours. you'll need a heavy winter coat, bundle up in layers, hat and carve and gloves. sunny skies, high, thin clouds mixed in. high temperatures close to 40 degrees. we'll have another arctic shot happening by the second half of next weekend. >> keep track of the cold temperatures at 6abc.com. there you will find the forecast and updated lesting of code blue -- listing of code blue alerts posted for the area. a mass of arctic air

blasted through the upper midwest is working east. in wisconsin it was so cold a boat froze in place at a dock. in michigan icy roads and whiteout conditions sent drivers sliding into ditches. and then there's the fierce wind. >> it's cold out here. >> get the hat on, i wondered if i have earmuffs. it's cold today. arctic chill is bearing down on the northeast. in vermont they are rolling out the snow plows. in new york winds are so stronger they toppled 6 stories of scaffolding. 9:32 a.m., four policer were injured after two police vehicle collided in the city's kensington section. the action cam was there as crews assessed the daniel at the crash at d and indiana. one of the police suvs ended up on the sidewalk with damage to the side. that vehicle hit a building and utility pole. the crash happened as the

officers were responding to the scene of a shooting investigation. >> i saw the officer jump out of the cop car his face was bloody and everything. >> reporter: there were two officers in each of the vehicles. all four were taken to the hospital in stable condition. promising news from saint luke's hospital in bethlehem where a penn state trooper shot in the line of duty is being treated. corporal seth kelly is no longer listed in critical condition and surgery to remove bullets have been successful. corporate pral kelly was shot -- corporal kelly was shot during a traffic stop. a suspect who assaulted a student earlier this week is in custody. police say he turned himself in yesterday. investigators believe he and 20-year-old lance ryan are responsible for violent robberies including one in the 400 block of south 43rd street

when police say a 26-year-old student was hit over the head with a brick and his money and credit cards were stolen. a man from michigan is behind bars in delaware county accused of stalking a teenage youtube star. michael leads was arrested after showing up after james niece's home in radnor township. he expressed his desire to niece and sent messages on social media saying he was going to take your son. this morning trump is opening up about his meeting with russian president vladimir putin. he asked putin about russian meddling in the 2016 election and putin denied it. president trump said he believes him. jon karl is in vietnam where president trump is continuing his trip through asia. >> reporter: president trump told reporters aboard air force

one that he pressed putin about the meddling in the election he won. he said he didn't medal. every time he sees me, he said i didn't do that, i believe it when he tells me that he means it. i think he is very insulted by it which is not a good thing for our country. the latest trump putin encounter took place after a lunch with the leaders of 21 countries in the asia/pacific. days ago the president said he wanted to talk about getting putin's help dealing with north korea. a senior white house official tells abc news, the discussion was about syria. the two agreeing to commit to a peaceful solution to the country's civil war. vietnam is the fourth county on the marathon first trip to asia. i arrived talking tough on trade >> we are not going to let the united states be taken advantage

of any more. i'm always going to put america first the same way i expect all of you in this room to put your countries first. >> reporter: while in china, the president had nothing but warm words for china's president. >> my feeling toward you is an incredible warm one. as we said there's greatchemist. >> we'll confront the destructive practices of forcing businesses to surrender technologies to the state and forcing them into joint ventures in exchange for market access. >> that was abc's jon karl with the report. this morning, president trump tweeted a video message to all who served our nation saying on this wonderful veterans day i want to express the incredible gratitude of the entire american nation to our great veterans, thank you.

happening today 9:36 a.m. a little boy whose body was found inside a box on the side of a road more than 60 years ago will be honored. the body was found in the 700 block of susquehanna road in the fox chase section. today a historic roadside marker will be unveiled at the site where the body was found. the case is still active and the longest running investigation in the philadelphia police department. what's the deal, beauty companies are rolling out ideas to make your skin younger and more vie want. a spa in the area is offering a new ingredient. >> organic salt. >> reporter: salt it's been around for industries, --

centuries, now this age-old he'll be is bringing new life to skin. >> it has an antiseptic and antifungal. they are offering the hottest new trend. salt skin it's very, very popular in beverlyly hills we're one of the first in the region to have it. >> it's starts with scat. it's very, very thin. >> it's pressurized to restore and exfoliate the skin. because it's so fine. >> the salt is not abrasive like a chemical, it's not going to cause trauma to the skin. >> reporter: they use ultrasound technology followed by an led light. >> the plumping you see after the treatment it's almost like an organic facelift it's a

tighter and full and the results are immediate. for channel 6 "action news" i'm alicia vitarelli. >> they are offering an excuse inch deal just for our viewers through the end of november, get 20% off the treatment. hundreds of people channeled their inner rocky as they ran through the streets of philadelphia this morning. the official rocky run 5k and ten mile an hour kicks off at the philadelphia museum of art of there was an challenge for those who run both races that adds up to a half marathon. the proceeds benefits special olympics philadelphia. there's much more to come on "action news" saturday morning at 9:00. the temple owls get their second win under friday night lights, a recap of the game next in temple football playbook.

>> the temple owls have high hopes after a big win against the cincinnati bear cats on the roads last night. here's ducis rogers and head coach jeff collins with highlights in the today's temple football playbook. hi, guys. >> reporter: thank you nydia. coach how tired are you? >> we got in here at 3:00 a.m., i'm glad to be here with you. >> reporter: you beat navy last week and last night a 35-24 victory over cincinnati. how different are you now from the beginning of the season. >> reporter: we got better every single week. that's the mark of a good

football team. i think we've done that and will continue to do that throughout the rest of the the season. the second quarter you get in the endzone with david hood. that was great play, five men on the line of scrimmage. a lead block and he got into the endzone. 13-0, temple third down. you call this what? >> the money down. >> reporter: hayden moore finds single coverage on the outside. you have a touchdown. >> we had pressure on the quarterback, he threw a dime, right here, good catch by the kid. >> still the third quarter, back and forth game you guys strike quickly 34-yard touchdown, temple is back up 20-7. >> reporter: double move by keith, makes the kid fall down on the cold surface, you know he

drops the dime in the endzone. >> reporter: his 4th touchdown of the season. mike boon busted through the line of scrimmage, 21-yard touchdown. sometimes you have to give the other team credit. >> they had nice design on the motion, in the first half we had a shutout going. second half we didn't tack as well as we did all season. that ended up with a touchdown. >> reporter: isaiah wright takes this down. good move. we do this everyday in practice. it was a bunch of guys doing it and isaiah taking it to the house. it energizes everybody, i see how excited the kids are, great moment in the game. temple leads 28-14. 4th quarter. temple off 11.

three yard touchdown run. last friday we are recruiting he is already texting me, different things to do in the ends zone. temple 35-24. how good is his decision making not on just the option plays, but overall. >> reporter: the way he studies the game. he is in the off season as much as coaches watching the tape i love how he developed. >> take us through this play. >> we get ias-- isaiah coming around on the quarter back. that's frankie juice and good throw.

frankie deuce threw for a touchdown and catches a two point conversion, people say he is not a athlete, looks like a good athlete here, though. the david hood has 108 yards on 23 carries. he has become a work horse for you guys. >> reporter: i love the kid great job, great attitude, always positive. he is not a big guy, shifting in the open field and makes the extra yards after contact. >> reporter: how do you think the offensive guys did last night. we have nice moving in and out of the line -- we have guys moving in and out of the line anne working together and getting blocks on the perimeter, as well. >> reporter: we'll have more ahead on the game on this veterans day we'll introduce you to a member of the football family who continues to sacrifice for his county stay with us coach and i are back right after this.

le. . >> reporter: you guys did recover a fumble in this game. we wanted to have a shutout, we wanted to keep that going. this is a great effort play, coming off the spin move causing a fumble, shaken taylor gets it -- shawn taylor gets it for us. >> how great is the defensive line. >> reporter: they did great. quincy didn't play much either one of those games, balls he -- because he is a pass rush specialist. but it was great to see him in the game.

>> reporter: morgan siegfried profiles the team doctors who is a military service members. >> reporter: the doctor has taken a career in medicine and turned it into a lifetime of service. whether he is on the sidelines of a football field or serving our cannot as a member of the u.s. navel reserves his dedication and selflessness are remarkable. >> it's a sense of service. i come from a family where i've had multiple family members serve, so once i did that and had my experience on active duty, it was such a rewarding experience that i wound up deciding to stick around in the reserves. football sidelined or basketball court is a different setting than a hospital or office setting, so it allows me to practice medicine, but in a setting where there's a lot of excitement and i get to be with these athletes at an incredibly important time in their lives. to be a part of that, for me

it's an honor and exciting, something i love doing. i said on the sidelines it's tough to beat the enthusiasm of 18 to 22-year-old college athletes, but some of the military recruits certainly are up there with their enthuse -- enthusiasm. >> the doctor for the temple team is being called up for navel reserves tomorrow. >> i'm stepping away from something i love to serve, it gives me an appreciation for what i do, it give me -- gives me an appreciation for what all military do. >> reporter: i didn't know his story until the last couple of months, we're going to miss him overseas, but respect everything he does for us for this program and obviously now for this country to be over there and urn

develop hospitals for the military and he is just a great person, great doctor and even better man. >> reporter: the hardest part about being deployed is leaving his wife and two daughters behind. when thinks about the sacrifices about those around him it makes it all worth it. >> incredible man there, coach. how dear do you hold not just dr. seward, bull all the -- but all the military. >> reporter: it's very special. >> you're back at home next weekend. >> reporter: it's senior day it's a chance for our seniors to go out as the winyingest has in school history and become bowl eligible. >> you have two chance to win one game and become bowl

eligible. temple defeats cincinnati 35-24. i'm ducis rogers he's coach collins, thanks for watching temple football playbook, "action news" is right back after this. honey, what are you doing?

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camden aquarium yesterday, just the walk from the parking lot to inside the aquarium it was brutal. >> reporter: you were struggling. >> cold again today. >> reporter: not as harsh so the trip will be easier in the parking lot to the aquarium.

40 degrees, we'll lose the gusty breeze, 43 for the jersey shore. philadelphia, 40. look at the poconos barely getting to the freezing mark of 32 degrees. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, mostly sunny and 40 degrees this afternoon. by the way the 2017 philadelphia international unity cup soccer championships are today. if you're heading to lincoln financial field it's a free event. bundle up in layers, we're streaming that game live at 6abc.com. >> watch from the comfort an warmth of your own home. now you can breakfast at tiffanies. the luxury jewelry store opened it's first ever restaurant. the blue box cafe is on 5th avenue. it's decked out in the signature egg shell blue. it includes several options including audrey hepburn's

famousresant. we have a new service how drivers can leave delveries inside your home how it's working. one of the most beloved fictional considers come to live on -- characters come to live on the stage in philadelphia. now for chris sowers, and the entire "action news" i'm nydia han, have a great saturday and stay warm!

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