>> ♪ >> "action news." delaware valley's leading news program. with gray hall, nydia han and meteorologist chris sowers. >> ♪ >> a stretch of route 202 is back open this morning after being shut down for nearly 14 hours because of this fatal fiery accident. >> the texas church where a gunman killed 26 people is welcoming the public inside for a memorial today. >> president donald trump moves aren't to the philippines after a stop in vietnam. he's made a new statement about north korea's dictator. first your wake up weather.

sky6 live hd looking live from the temple university sky wham. 6:00 a.m. right now 33 degrees. gray hall is off, alicia vitarelli is here and chris sowers is with us with a look at your accuweather forecast. another chilly one, chris. >> pretty arctic yesterday in my opinion. >> the day before with those gusty winds it was worse. the last couple days have been really cold especially considering it's still the beginning of november. it shouldn't be anywhere near this but things will slowly improve over the next few hours. and temperatures are already a little bit milder than they were the same time yesterday when we had wind chills down into the teens and temperatures down into the low 20's. so a little bit better. millville 29, freezing in philadelphia, down to 32, allentown 27, 23 in the poconos, trenton 26 but here's the big differ difference. the winds have gone calm. calm and that means there's no wind chill to deal with which is good news because as mentioned earlier that wind

was blustery friday afternoon and saturday morning we were seeing pretty good gusts. satellite6 along with action radar watching the system approach from the west is week and unorganized and could bring us showers tomorrow morning o we'll see clouds early on, and it should be a decent day. clouds and sun mix this afternoon. it is turning milder with a high of 48 degrees. when i come back in just a few minutes we have even milder air in the accuweather 7-day forecast to talk about and then that's followed by another big cooldown next weekend. nydia. >> chris thank you. new this morning a stretch of amtrak rail is now reopened. the action cam was along the tracks in chester delaware county early this morning. this is where a pickup truck went out of control. police say the pickup flipped over on the 500 block of lloyd street and landed on the track after tumbling down a 15-foot embankment. amtrak stopped trains running along the northeast corridor until a tow truck could remove

the pickup truck. that stretch is now reopened. the driver is being treated for minor injuries. so far no charges have been filed. and the action cam was outside a bar on the 1500 block of townsend street in chester township delaware county where police are investigating a deadly shooting. investigators say a man was standing outside the booth and bonnet tavern around 2:00 this morning when someone shot him twice in the chest. the victim died at the hospital. so far police have not made any arrests. overnight police reopened a section of route 202 in chester county that had been closed for almost 14 hours because of a deadly crash. the fiery wreck happened where 202 meets south matlack street in west goshen township. both directions were shut down until 2 o'clock this morning. annie mccormick talked to drivers who came upon the tragic scene. >> reporter: crews worked through the night wericking up this accident scene piece by piece. officials say one person was killed and at least two people were taken to the hospital.

it was a fiery crash on busy route 202 just after 12:30 saturday afternoon. a tractor-trailer carrying frozen turkey collided with at least one vehicle. in total, police say, at least nine vehicles including the tractor-trailer were involved in the crash. >> there was just cars everywhere. it was just a lot. it was just cars everywhere. seemed like someone just sprinkled cars. >> this is terrible. i've never seen one this baddism. >> reporter: the mccalls life a half mile away. bystanderring stuck in traffic recorded injuries of the tractor-trailer on fire. the coroner arrived on scene. authorities confirmed one person was killed. west goshen police confirm several people suffered minor to moderate injuries. late into the night crews remained at the scene together vehicles and cleaning up the hall of turkeys inside the tractor-trailer before it could be moved while authorities worked both lanes north and southbound remained closed at the intersection of south matlack and 202.

mary beth mccall says this is a dangerous intersection. >> i just feel so bad for the people and the families who, you know, are going to get the repercussions of this. this is horrible. >> reporter: police say the cause still remains under investigation. reporting in west goshen township, annie mccormick, channel6 "action news". >> overnight president donald trump left vietnam for the philippines. the visit to manila is a crucial stop in his push to court support against north korea and its nuclear program. the philippines is a major trade partner with the u.s. and has since scaled back its trade with north korea. the president of the philippines urged other world leaders to reach out to north korea's dictator kim jong un. president trump at a a news conference with president tran dai quang called for a peaceful end to the dispute with north korea. >> we will also discuss the growing threat from north korea as i said in my speech

to the republican lick of korea's national assembly, all responsible nations must act now to ensure that north korea's rogue regime stops threatening the world with unthinkable loss of life. >> the president also praised vietnam saying the country is a strong friend of the united states. >> in sutherland springs texas today, the faithful will flock to the church where a gunman opened fire a week ago during service. they will come to pay respects at a memorial set up for 26 people who died in the massacre. abc's linda lopez has more on the community coming together at the scene of so much heartbreak. >> reporter: they're setting up tents for church service near where they used to gather on sunday morning. the survivors of the tragedy inside the first baptist church of sutherland springs will pray together again one week after devin kelley walked into their house of worship

killing 26 people and wounding 20 others. the gunman's first wife opening up saying on inside edition. >> he just had a lot of demons or hatred inside of him. >> reporter: the victims now being laid to rest. saturday richard and terese rodriguez were buried husband and wife in the small town cemetery. at the same time, neighbors and visitors trickle into the tiny texas town to pay their respects. handmade crosses a visual reminder of so many lives lost. just a few miles away in the town of adkins, neighbors spent two days cooking over 5,000 pounds of food all to raise money to assist the victims. >> i mean, like i said the some and is never going to replace the actual victims but it will help them in need, i guess the recovery process. >> reporter: volunteers of the first baptist food pantry showed up this weekend like they always do to help the needy. the woman who organized the effort for years was lost in

the attack. >> liz is no longer with us except in spirit. >> reporter: for lou they served up bread and love and even a little laughter. [laughter] >> reporter: church leaders said volunteers allowed them to transform the site of the shooting into a beautiful memorial that celebrates and pays tribute to the lives that were lost. linda lopez, abc news, new york. >> back here philadelphia police are looking for a masked gunman who shot a man outside a grocery store. police say the victim and another man were standing here at the 2800 west huntington street location just before 7:00 when the suspect walked up. he shot the victim three times before taking off. the 24-year-old man is in critical condition. the other man was not hurt. police are trying to figure out the motive. a man in his 70's is seriously injured after being hit by a car. it happened around 6:30 last night at 19th street and hunting park avenue in tioga-nicetown. first, the pedestrian was struck by one vehicle as the vehicle's driver got out to

help the senior citizen. a second car hit the driver's car and then a third vehicle. no arrests are reported. >> 6:09 on this sunday morning. happening today, people will sweat it out in fairmount park to help in the battle against childhood cancers. the london run philadelphia starts at memorial hall at 8:30a kid's dash gets under way at 8:00. people will make their way along the 3-mile course of the park. proceeds benefit alex's lemonade stand. if you would like to take part today registration is happening near memorial hall at 7:00 a.m. so you have a little time to get there. >> and a wonderful cause and family as well. >> it really is. >> two more hollywood actors are now denying sexual misconduct allegations. that's ahead on "action news." a stairway collapses sending more than 20 kids and a few adults to the hospital. >> and water works. a california street looks more like old faithful, look at that. you are now looking live via sky6 hd at -- there we go, ben

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minor to moderate. that facility is closed until further notice. >> star trek icon george tack kay denies he knew a struggling actor and model who accused him of sexual assault in 1981. tack kay said the events he describes back in the 1980's simply did not occur and i do not know why he has claimed them now. he told the hollywood reporter he was 23 at the time, living in hollywood and working as a waiter when he met tack kay at a bar. they allegedly exchanged numbers. he said he grew dizzy and must have passed out and woke up to tack kay groping him. richard dreyfus is responding to accusations he exposed himself to a woman who worked with him on a tv script in 1987. he said he considered jessica tate a friend for 30 years and then counters with her were playful and mutual.

tate says she decided to speak out after dreyfus tweeted support for his son after the younger dreyfus went public with accusations that kevin spacey groped him when he was 18. >> 6:14. check this out. water shot high into the air after a car crashed into a fire hydrant and sheared it off in santa barbara california. the wet road didn't discourage drivers from going through the mess. unfortunately the water flooded a nearby business causing extensive damage. >> chris sowers here with the accuweather forecast. i pulled that puffy coat out and it's gotten a lot of wear in the last couple days. >> last couple days have been really cold. even my little dog wanted no part of yesterday. he wanted to stay inside and stay nice and warm. >> got to get out there for a few minutes. >> yeah, just a few minutes. [laughter] >> let's go live here on satellite6 along with action radar, that's where we'll start you out and we have another cold morning. we're seeing temperatures once again down into the 20's just about area wide we're below

freezing. the difference this morning from what we saw yesterday and -- let's try that again -- and the day before that is we've lost those gusty winds. so, we're not dealing with harsh wind chills, we're just seeing pretty much cold temperatures especially compared to seasonal averages. we should be in the 40's and right now we're in the 20's. it's another cold morning around the region. we're expecting a little bit of drizzle to start moving into the area first thing tomorrow morning, intermittent type stuff. my concern is for the poconos because temperatures could be cold enough, just cold enough to where at the onset you see a little wintry mix, maybe some sleet or freezing rain before eventually going over to drizzle and then it will turn milder as we progress along through the new work week with temperatures climbing back up into the mid to upper 50's for highs. 32 degrees, freezing mark right now for philadelphia. dewpoints 22. winds are out of the north-north west at 5 miles per hour aren't the pressure reading is falling off slightly at 30.50-inches. numbers are clearly cold but it's nowhere near as cold as yesterday at this time. lancaster reading allentown all 27, trenton 26, 32 in

philadelphia. millville and wilmington 29 and cape may 30 degrees and again wind speeds are generally 3 miles per hour or less. so we're not dealing with wind chills this morning. here's satellite6 along with action radar. we're zoomed into the great lakes states and this is the next system that we're watching. warm enough for rain in places like chicago which picked up snow two days ago and again rain-snow line lifting to the north. it will get as far north as that u.s.-canadian border. as it approaches our region we're talking about a little bit of light drizzle, intermittent stuff, early tomorrow morning and we'll have to watch this part of our viewing area right here because it could fall in the form of freezing rain briefly before going over to rain first thing tomorrow. for today, morning clouds thinning out by afternoon. the afternoon actually looks pretty nice, combination of sun and clouds. overnight this model has the clouds lowering and thickening. we'll stop the clock at 9:00 a.m. now, this particular model doesn't show much of anything at all but several other forecast models show very light scattered drizzle throughout the area.

again the big concern is going to be right there north and west because by 6:00 a.m., 7:00 a.m., temperatures get to the freezing mark of 32 degrees in allentown and the poconos 31 degrees and then again we'll have to see. it's a timing issue here. will that moisture get in soon enough to create that wintry mix. if it hold off a little bit then there won't be any problems in the poconos tomorrow morning. today clouds and sun. it's a milder day. we're up top 48 degrees with a light breeze out of north-northeast at three to 5 miles per hour aren't the idea for today is starting out with a lot of clouds and then those clouds breaking for sun by afternoon so 11:00 a.m., 40 degrees. by 1 o'clock, 44. and then by 3 o'clock, 47. again, we're forecasting a high of 48. and then overnight tonight turning cloudy, it's cold again but these numbers much better. 29 degrees north and west, 35 center city. here's the exclusive accuweather 7-day forecast, clouds and sun, we lose the breeze so it's not harsh out there, 48 degrees. for tomorrow maybe morning drizzle. i'm going to change that a

little bit. sunshine by afternoon, 51 and then tuesday right through the weekend actually looks pretty nice with seasonable temperatures in the 50's. next chance of rain would be saturday with highs around 58 degrees. alicia. >> all right, chris, thank you time lapse video shows what looks like an ocean of clouds rolling over colorado springs. we're going get you that story in just a moment. the photographer -- all right. we're going to get you that in a moment. we'll be right back in just a few.

>> we are once again lending a hand to help our neighbors in need. join us this coming wednesday for our annual holiday food drive fundraiser. sarah bloomquist will host a live event with volunteers and some special guests will be on the phone taking your donations from 4:00 to 6:30. for more information on how you can connect share give log onto our web site 6abc.com. and then on thanksgiving morning, yes, it's just about less than two weeks away we hope you tune into the 6abc dunkin donuts parade here on 6abc. rick williams and cecily tynan will lead our coverage from the art museum. >> always a good time. 6:21 on this sunday morning. on oregon driver who suffered a medical emergency is safe thanks to a quick thinking deputy. john cage was conducting routine traffic stop when a woman pointed out a slowly moving suv.

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due yo' joel embiid and ben simmons. he said it's great for the league. embiid says he's going to kick draymond green's you know what. kevin durant not impressed last night. they're jawing back and forth. ben simmons not running his mouth, he's on the run a steal a slam over durant. kg answers in the second over embiid who hits the deck. third quarter embiid comes out of nowhere shames down, two of his 12. sixers hanging with the champs but their golden opportunity goes down the drain warriors go on a 23-four run in the third. they employee it wide open. sixers lose 135-114. they have dropped nine straight to golden state. how many times have the flyers been able to score back to back wins this year? once. that is it. flyers want to win the wild card they need to start stringing together wins like last night against the wild the perfect opportunity.

honoring veterans day 95-year-old former marine dropping the puck. ryan elliott flyers veteran goalie sharp against minnesota, 26 saves including that right there. scoreless until the first minute of the third the puck a pin ball, off of flyer, off the boards, under elliott tapped in jason zucker. flyers down one-zip. final four seconds flyers can tie it. check couture simmons get in there. nothing. flyers lose one-zip. it is their first loss to the wild in nearly three years. >> it was a grind out there. not a lot of space out there. i don't think we gave up a lot, either, so, we knew -- we kind of knew that was their style of play and i thought it could have went either way tonight. >> is saquon barkley falling out of the running for the

heisman? nowhere again for the fourth time in five games, barkley has a half are you negative rushing yards. homecoming for penn state, the offense off to a slow start against rutgers saturday until the second. trace mcsorley accounts for three scores. penn state up one. struggling with the run they get cute. the hook and ladder, saquon barkley, setting up one of his two touchdowns. penn state scores 35 unanswered to win 35-six but barkley is averaging less than 50 yards a game the last three weeks. >> that's sports. i'm jeff skversky. have a good day. >> ♪ >> 25 men and women from 21 countries around the world are among america's newest citizens. they spent veterans day taking an oath of citizenship during a naturalization ceremony.

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>> a man shot crawls out of a burn, car after crashing while fleeing the gunfire. >> and the brisk winter-like feel is hanging around bit longer. take a look at the rothman ice rink there at dillworth park. it just opened for the season

on friday. folks getting out there at some point today i'm sure to lace up those skates and get going. accuweather has the details, what you need to plan ahead today. >> that's right. we're at the rothman ice rink together last year. >> that's great. we love it here in the city. >> join us this year chris. >> 'tis the season. >> i'll be more than happy. i love the ice skating. not even a week ago it was 70 degrees in philadelphia. yesterday morning we had temperatures down into the teens. this morning we're doing a little bit better but still extremely cold considering the time of year. we should be in the low to mid 40's at this point and we're sitting at 27 degrees right now in allentown. but again, at the same time yesterday you were down to 19. so it's a little bit better but still mighty cold for this time of the year. 32 in philadelphia, millville 29, cape may 30 and trenton 26 degrees. here's satellite6 along with action radar like yesterday it should be a nice quiet day. we'll see those clouds roll in this morning. actually they're in place now. they'll thin out by afternoon. it's not a bad looking day. all this moisture you see back

in through here which is falling in the form of snow in places like an arbor and detroit and points south and west, that will actually lift to the north and pull away from us. some of that moisture could get in here first thing tomorrow morning but we're not looking at anything too terribly heavy. this is going to be very light intermittent stuff if we even see it tomorrow morning. storm tracker6 shows light stuff across the ohio valley. today morning clouds, some afternoon sunshine and with that sun it turns milder. 48 trees is degrees is the forecasted high. by 11 o'clock, 40, 1:00 p.m., 47, and 3 o'clock 47. it's milder than yesterday by a good 8 degrees or so but when you consider the normals still pretty cold for this time of year. >> chris thank you. a wounded man managed to crawl out of this car early this morning after it flipped over and burst into flames just two blocks from crozer chester hospital. the man is now in surgery at that hospital. the victim was shot at around

2:40 this morning at fourth and highland streets. police say he got into his car and tried to drive himself to the hospital. he drove for about a mile to 21st and upland streets where he apparently collapsed and the car went out of control. so far, there are no arrests. >> ♪ >> happening today, a vigil will be held for a pennsylvania state trooper who was shot in the line of duty last week. that vigil will take place outside saint luke's hospital in bethlehem northampton county where trooper seth kelly is receiving care. kelly underwent several successful surgeries at saint luke's. he was shot several times during a traffic stop in plainfield township on tuesday. the accused gunman is daniel clary. he is charged with attempted murder. a man from wilmington is in custody for an alleged spring of burglaries over the past two months. delaware state police say 44-year-old eric jackson broke into several businesses in wilmington, bear, nas --

glasgow stealing cigarettes and lottery tickets. >> a local boy scout is helping put the spotlight back on one of philadelphia's most famous unsolved mysteries. the body of a little boy found in a box in 1957. the youngster's remains have never been identified. "action news" reporter bob brooks has more on the scout's efforts. >> reporter: the ceremony started with a prayer to remember and honor a little boy found six decades ago dead in a box left on the side of susquehanna road. still to this day, no one knows who he is or exactly what happened. but now no one will ever be able to forget it thanks to this historic marker made possible by eagle scout nicholas kirschbaum. >> four to six years old his life was taken and it shouldn't happen like that. >> reporter: he needed an eagle scout service project. he could have picked anything but became familiar with the case of what's now known as america's unknown child through his father a former philadelphia cop. >> he tossed me the idea for this project and i considered

it and i actually -- i looked into it reading about the boy itself. >> reporter: it was back in 1957, two philadelphia police officers responded to a call of a body in a box. the case was never solved. he hopes the marker will somehow bring new leads into the 60-year-old days. >> a small, small bit of possibility somebody could be walking by and maybe just seeing the sign they could possibly in the back of their mind, oh, i remember something. funds for the marker were made by the vdot society a group of forensic experts that try to piece together cold cases just like the one here. their founder is bill fleischer. he thinks this case could make major project in the near future through dna. >> comparing it against many suspected relatives. >> reporter: he vows his group will never stop working on trying to find out who could commit such a disturbing crime. >> in my view, he wasn't beaten to death, he was abused and neglected to the point where just his little flame went out. >> reporter: right there you can see on the marker this case is still opened 60 years

later and as it stands right now, this case is the longest active open investigation in the philadelphia police department. for now reporting in fox chase, bob brooks channel6 "action news." >> today is a day of prayer in texas to mark a week since the church massacre. first baptist church in sutherland springs will open its doors to the public. officials say visitors will be able to see a memorial paying tribute to the victims. it was put up by volunteers who say it's a way to help the community heal. sunday services will be held at a community center next door. investigators say devin kelley went on a shooting rampage at the church killing 26 people including an unborn child. kelley later died. roy moore has made his first public remarks about sexual misconduct allegations swirling around him. here's abc's dario aalbinger: the embattled alabama

republican candidate for senate going on the attack refuting allegations of sexual misconduct telling a republican club in birmingham saturday morning. >> these attacks involve a minor and they're completely false and untrue. >> reporter: roy moore sticking to his guns in the face of thursday's washington post report that as a 30-year-old attorney moore tried to have relationships with young women ranging in age from 1418 years old. >> in the next few days, there will be revelations about the motivations and the content of this article. >> reporter: the lawyer of gloria gleason one of the women mentioned in the articles reacting swifting once again roy moore is publically making defamatory statements by calling them liars and accusing them of bribery and conspiracy. moore's democratic opponent says he should be more forthcoming. >> there are serious allegations that need to be

addressed specifically not just a general denial and blaming somebody else. >> reporter: moore refusing calls to drop out of the race. alabama voters having mixed opinions on that. >> i believe that something that somebody waited for moment. >> if he's guilty he should step down. >> reporter: the governor saying she won't heed calls to postpone the election. >> 6:37. next on "action news" this sunday morning philadelphia's holiday festival is about to kick off. a preview ahead of what's in store this year. >> also we get advice for families with college bound students. smart strategies to maximize your chances of getting scholarship money coming up in what's the deal. >> sky6 taking a live look right now at a beautiful sun coming coming up in wilmington. meteorologist chris sowers back with a bit of a chilly accuweather forecast with some changes ahead. we'll break it down for you next.

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>> with the holiday season around the corner the city of philadelphia is preparing for its biggest celebration yet. "action news" reporter katherine scott has a look at what's new this year. >> reporter: the fun, the festivities, philadelphia's in the throes of planning to make sure the holidays are merry and bright. >> philadelphia has always had a very special way of celebrating the traditional winter holidays. this year will be no exception. >> reporter: the second annual philly holiday festival begins with the 6abc dunkin donuts thanksgiving day parade

and runs through new year's day. from the mummers to the nutcracker there's plenty to do for everyone. >> whether celebrating christmas kwanzaa hanukkah, whatever the holiday happens to be we want to make sure we have a feeling of togetherness and family. >> reporter: at the announcement at one liberty observation deck we could get a bird's eye view of city hall, dillworth park and other city spots where events will take place. the city's official holiday tree will return to north broad street with a new twinkling light show. >> there's a lot of community, a lot of different character that goes into philly being part of a -- an old and historic city. >> reporter: also new this year, city hall will be illuminated with an animated light show synchronized to holiday music. center city district collaborated with television sponsors 6abc. we'll be able to see the show multiple times each night seven days a week. 6abc president and general manager bernie prazenica explains the excitement of the new additions mixed with the

old traditions. >> over the years it's just one addition, you know, on top of another and so really this is just a culmination of i think a number of big new events that you'll see. >> reporter: that new light show at city hall premiers on november 20th. you can catch it through new year's day. in center city, katherine scott, channel6 "action news. >> there is no better place to spend the holidays than philadelphia. >> it's great. >> we do it right around here don't we. >> we went from summer to the holidays. >> oh, boy. >> we were just saying i can't believe it's thanksgiving already and the funny thing is i was talking about this with you yesterday i still have leaves on the trees in the backyard that are still green. it's crazy how things have changed here. let's start you out with a beautiful sky6. we'll go live looking back towards the center city skyline. yeah, we have a couple of high thin clouds upstairs. those clouds whereas they're fairly thick this morning they'll thin out later this afternoon and we will see the sunshine through. should be a decent looking day and it's going to be milder. two days ago we had an

afternoon high of 39, yesterday we had an afternoon high of 40. today with a little bit of sun we should get up to about 48 or 49 degrees which is still a good 10 degrees or so below the seasonal average of 58 but it is quite a bit milder than where we've been over the last 48 hours. 33 degrees was the low temperature this morning. actually make it 32. we've dropped a degree. 27 in allentown, 23 in the month he poconos, 26 in trenton. cape may 30 and dover presently checking in at 29 degrees. satellite6 along with action radar so the cold air is still east of the appalachian mountains. all of this is actually lifting to the north and it should brush western portions of new england later this afternoon places like buffalo, maybe as far east as syracuse. you could see a little wintry mix out of that or some light rain later this afternoon. for us we're looking at cloud cover this morning giving way to some sunshine by afternoon. and the wider view shows a couple of systems here, a couple of areas of low pressure. first there's this one just to the west of chicago and then a

secondary low developing right around memphis-tennessee area. both lows will travel east during the course of the day and bring us some more cloud cover overnight tonight and the possibility of a little light drizzle first thing tomorrow morning. these are not big storms. for the most part they're moisture starved and again they won't last very long here. so, for today milder with clouds breaking for some sunshine. then we get into monday. this low by the time this thing really gets going, it's off the coast and all the heavier rains are off the coast as well. so, for monday we'll see perhaps a little bit of on and off drizzle and then clouds will eventually give way to some sunshine again by afternoon and then this high takes over for the rest of the week. that puts temperatures back into the mid to upper 50's for highs and keeps things tranquil. future tracker6 showing by afternoon clouds thinning out, we'll see the sun start to shine through. by 4 o'clock we'll say sun and clouds. overnight clouds increase again and here's the only concern that i have. this is first thing tomorrow morning. so, everybody looking at mainly just cloud cover.

perhaps a little intermittent drizzle for the city and the mediate surrounding suburbs but if you look close enough, this could actually start out, if the moisture gets in here quick enough, it could start out as a little freezing drizzle or perhaps some sleet pellets in the lehigh valley and the poconos. so that would be my only concern here with temperatures dropping below the freezing mark there. some of that could create some slippery spots especially let's say some of the secondary roads, parking lots, sidewalks, things like that. so, the northern portions of the lehigh valley, poconos, that's my concern first thing tomorrow morning for a brief period of sleet or freezing rain. and if you do see it, it should change over to drizzle very, very quickly. 45 degrees is today's high in allentown, reading 46. philadelphia 48. 49 in millville. and then 50 showing up to the south, dover, cape may and atlantic city and then overnight tonight temperatures dropping back down below freezing again north and west, lancaster 31, 29 in allentown, reading 30, 35 in philadelphia, and 32 in millville. here's your exclusive accuweather 7-day forecast, so it's a nice quiet week once we

get past this little drizzle first thing tomorrow morning. clouds and sun today, 48 degrees. for tomorrow, spotty drizzle during the morning, 51 degrees is your forecasted high with some sunshine returning by afternoon. tuesday, wednesday, thursday and friday, all look pretty nice. seasonable. temperatures in the mid to upper 50's with a combination of sun and clouds. and then maybe a little light rain event for next saturday and it's much, much milder with a high of 58 degrees. so, kind of an easy week. not too cold, not too warm and no big storms. >> okay. >> i like that. >> thanks chris. >> latest on our frosty conditions this weekend and an updated list of cold blue alerts in your area along with the changes chris is talking about go to 6abc.com. the two biggest u.s. toy makers might be joining forces. "wall street journal" is reporting hasbro has made an offer to take over mattel. sources didn't reveal any details though. according to bloomberg the two companies have been talking on and off for some time now. >> a fundraiser was held on the main line for the red cross. people gathered at the lower

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and most conveniently a citizens bank on november 4th and a pnc bank november 6. in each case he displayed or referenced having a gun and demanded cash. >> he pulls out his gun, he shows the teller his gun and before -- somebody does something stupid, we need to get this guy apprehended. >> reporter: to further push this investigation along, there is a good sized reward being offered. >> the citizens crime commission is administering a $10,000 reward for information leading to the arrest and conviction of this individual so pick up the phone, give us his name, his location, his whereabouts and you remain anonymous. it's 215-546-tips. >> reporter: again that number is 215-546-tips. all calls will remain anonymous. walter perez channel6 "action news". >> 6:50 on this sunday morning. a florida man is fighting eviction over his emotional support pet which is a squirrel. ryan bow land and his pet

brutus are inseparable. boylan says he fed her from a syringe for three weeks until she could open her eyes. now he says he can't imagine life without her. but boylan faces eviction because he never informed his condo association about brutus. exotic animals are not allowed and he has been sent notice to give up the squirrel or be evicted because she puts other residents at risk. >> i'm not sure how an animal that weighs less than 2 pounds can harm anybody. >> boylan claims brutus is an emotional support animal and has shown condo majority doctor's note to prove it. we'll be right back with weather.

>> welcome back. 6:54. sunday morning. temperatures are mighty cold north and west once again. yesterday at this time we actually had a few locations down into the teens. this morning, a little bit better but still pretty cold. 23 in quakertown, pottstown 26, coatesville 26, malvern 27 and warminster 26. first thing you'll notice this morning is we've lost the breeze so we're not dealing with those harsh wind chills. temperatures are still pretty cold. hammonton 26, cape may 33 and brigantine 36 degrees. forecast for today, morning clouds giving way to some afternoon sunshine. like yesterday, it's not a bad looking day and the temperatures are a bit milder but keep in mind as you're looking at these numbers, the normal high temperature for this time of the year is 58 degrees. so, it's better but still about 10 degrees below seasonal averages in the city of philadelphia. 48 today. jersey shore 50. and for the poconos, still chilly with a high of 40. yesterday up there in the

mountains you never got any higher than 31 so this will be a little bit better. and then the week ahead actually turns milder here. we have a split flow in the pattern where the northern branch of the jet stays along that u.s.-canadian border. it may wobble or oscillate a little bit. the general idea is for the cold air to stay to the north and the southern branch where the rain is will stay down to the south. this is pacific air racing across country and that will warm things up. we'll stay milder starting tomorrow. alicia. >> all right, chris, thank you. we are philly proud about this. a new art exhibition is on display in the former j. c. penney store at the king of prussia mall. "action news" was there for the grand opening of the art of words store, artist daniel duffy creates these drawings from the late reggie white to tug mcgraw and he does it all using letters and numbers. i got a chance to meet him last year at dillworth park for the holiday display and he is so talented. he got his start by selling

his prints in the phillies parking lot. this exhibition goes on until new year's. there are so many things that make us proud to call the delaware valley home. to see more stories that make us philly proud, log onto 6abc.com/proud. >> time now for what's the deal. november is national scholarship month and it's good timing because consumer reports says fall is the best time to start applying for scholarships. >> marilou duke knew she didn't want to end up deep in debt from college loans. that's why she started to apply for scholarships. her efforts were worth it. she got enough funding to take her all the way through graduate school. >> i cried. i cried so hard. i was like this is everything i ever wanted. >> how likely is it you'll win scholarship cash? fairly decent actually. almost half of families use scholarships for college with scholarships and grants covering 35 percent of college costs. although less than 1 percent of students get scholarships to cover the entire cost of tuition and room and board

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keep a list of each scholarship its requirements and its due date. i'm nydia han. >> that is the important thing, being organized. >> yes. >> right. >> we've got another hour of "action news" coming up. here are some of the stories we're working on. a wild crash in our area this morning brings amtrak service on the northeast corridor to a halt. >> the trip to church or breakfast this morning is another chilly one but meteorologist chris sowers says it's going to get better. those stories and more when "action news" continues in just a moment. >> ♪ running a small business is demanding. and that's why small business owners need more.

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>> ♪ >> a stretch of route 202 is back opened this morning after being shut down for nearly 14 hours because of a fatal fiery accident. >> the texas church where a gunman killed 26 people is welcoming folks back inside for a memorial today. >> president donald trump moves on to the philippines after a stop in vietnam. he's made a new statement about north korea's dictator. >> first your wakeup weather. sky6 hd taking a live look from our city hall camera at the christmas tree at dillworth park. it is going to be another chilly one but a little bit better than yesterday. gray hall is back with alicia vitarelli and chris sowers is