"action news", delaware valley's leading news program, with meteorologist, melissa magee, jeff skversky, sarah bloomquist and walter perez. a chilly november weekend, and now we're preparing for rain, just in time for the morning commute. sunday night the big story on "action news" is a changing accu weather information cost. after a weekend of winter like temperatures accu weather is tracking a system that could bring rain and other precipitation overnight. meteorologist melissa magee has what we can expect

tomorrow and rest of the workweek, melissa. >> we are tracking a change as early as overnight and early tomorrow morning but as you mentioned it certainly has been cold for this november weekend. earlier today in the poconos we had a morning low temperature of just 19 degrees , we have tied a record low in trenton this morning, of 22, 24 in allentown and wilmington, few degrees shy of record territory this morning in philadelphia, the morning low dipped down to 31. we're recovery this afternoon compared to yesterday. right now in the sit we are coming in at 43 after a high of 47 in the city. thirty-six up in the poconos. at the coast in millville 41. same thing in, millville, and cape may, dover coming in at 40 degrees. when we look at 24 hour temperature change a bit of the difference in the air with southerly component, it is 6 degrees warmer in allentown and fail then it was this same time yesterday. 8 degrees warmer off to the west in reading, 7 degrees warmer in the poconos. here's change heading our way, storm tracker six live double

scan radar 3-d showing precipitation out across the great lakes and ohio valley. a lot of this precipitation lifts off to the north ande. what we will track is this moisture moving out across kentucky and tennessee and west virginia that head our way from the southwest to northeasterly direction as we get into the overnight hours and early tomorrow morning and really under producing east of the appalachians, we will talk about what we can expect. another cold november night on the way and as this storm system slowly works its way eastward with very little precipitation, light rain, drizzle is likely monday morning long i-95 metro and then turning milder later this week we will go over details with the full, exclusive accu weather forecast, czar a. >> melissa, thank you. tonight police have identified the man killed in the crash that shut down route 202 for nearly 12 hours, yesterday. "action news" reporter annie mccormack is live in west goshen and has more on the man who was killed, well known in local politics, annie.

>> reporter: sarah we are learning more about him tonight, police saying that one person, died, 38 year-old adam cope of malvern, pennsylvania, they are identify file him today. two other people were also taken to the hospital, in this crash, that happened saturday afternoon. this is video from yesterday this happened around 12:30 in the afternoon, a tractor trailer carrying frozen turkies collided with at least one vehicle and went up in flames in total police, total police say nine vehicles including tractor trailer were involved. now this is a photo of that man, killed, friend does not want to talk on camera, adam was well regarded, in political circles in the county works a campaign manager in several races. he was in route to west chester university to watch championship game, a friend was with him in the vehicle, we are told that friend did survive the crash among numerous comments on social media, today, about swope the

main of downingtown josh maxwell said this i will miss adam because in this world of politics he stood out as someone genuine, motivated mostly by improving his community. kathy, a chester county commissioner and also a candidate for lieutenant governor said this about her long time campaign manager, he worked tirelessly to elect democrats in, chester county and was beyond thrilled to be part of the history that they made when she won her race, in 2017. back out here live west goshen township police confirmed that several people suffered minor to moderate injuries, we have just learned that the tractor trailer driver was hospitalized forehead injuries , not clear if he has been released, this crash is still under investigation, investigators say they are still have a work to do on it. west goshen township police are also saying that they are looking for any witnesses or anybody who has video, from around the time of the crash or during it to please contact them. for now reporting live from

west goshen township annie mccormack for channel six "action news". >> thanks for that report. twenty-seven year-old man has been arrested in connection with the deadly double shooting in philadelphia's hunting park section. police say suspect got in the argument that ended with him, shooting a 39 year-old man, across the street, from the a lounge and social club along 4200 block of mccallister street at 4:00 this morning. victim later died at temple hospital. a 24 year-old man was also shot, that victim was shot twice in the neck. no word tonight on his condition, a security guard at the club was able to shoot this suspect in the leg, and was arrested a short time later. no arrest have been made in the wake of the shooting in delaware county. shots were fired at 2:00 this morning, outside of booths and bonnet tavern on the 1500 block of townsend street in chester. victim was shot twice in the chest. she was taken to crozer-chester hospital where they died a short time later. a man's car burst into flames after he crashed his vehicle on the way to the

hospital. police tell "action news" that the man was shot repeatedly near intersection of the fourth and highland street in chester at about 2:40 this morning. they lost control of the vehicle on his way to crozer-chester hospital n fact , the car flipped and victim was able to crawl from the wreckage just before it erupted in the ball of flames thaw can see right there. that man is listed in critical condition. in a show of love and support dozens of people gathered outside st. lukes hospital this afternoon in bethlehem to honor pennsylvania state trooper set h kelly. kelly as was shot during a traffic stop in northampton county last week and still receiving care. >> "action news" reporter bob brooks has the story. >> reporter: gathering you see is sign of many things like respect, and honor. just to name a few. it doesens of local fire department trucks and e ms crews gathered to ride by st. lukes hospital to support wounded pennsylvania state police trooper corporal seth kelly. it started with a facebook post by lower mount bethel fire lieutenant bob comer.

>> this is just something to tell them we are behind him all the way to make sure he recovers 100 percent. >> reporter: first responders say they had to do something for corporal kelly. >> we're just going to the hospital silently, saying hey, we're here, we support you. >> reporter: when those trucks and crews went by the hospital they did remain silent. it was a quiet but little show of support. street was lined with a few neighbors who wanted to wish the corporal well. >> we are all praying for you, to get well, and to walk again , and go home to their family. >> reporter: last tuesday morning when corporal kelly was shot three times in plainfield township on route 33. he was responding to help backup fellow trooper ryan, for a dui arrest but it didn't go well. police described a knock down drag out violent fight between suspect and troopers. then a gunfight between them would break out and kelly would be shot three times. suspect 22-year old daniel c lary would also be shot. he drove himself to the hospital and that is where he

remains under guard until he can be taken to jail. >> he can watch the newscast what would you tell his family >> i wish him, a speedy recovery and i think he is a hero to all of us. >> reporter: we were told corporal kelly was move to the vantage so he could see procession as it went by, and also the good news is throughout the week he has had a couple surgeries. we are hearing his condition is steadily improving. reporting from bethlehem bob brooks channel six "action news". the chase center in wilmington was filled with people giving their time and love today, for children in need. they all spent time for kid foundation make, organize items, toward blue duffles. kid entering foster care in delaware received a duffle with the teddy bear, a snugly fleece throw and other comfort items. it is small way of showing these kid somebody cares. saint williams church in the lawncrest section honored veterans today, the church dedicated its noon time mass, to all men and women hoff served in uniform. the services have been a long

standing tradition at saint williams for sunday close toss veterans day. many vets came out with their families, to take part, in the mass. much more to come on "action news" president trump makes his final stop in his whirlwind trip through asia. two dozen people were injured when a platform collapsed in a entertainment center. senator from texas wants to make sure that a shooting like the one in texas last sunday never happened again.

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we will, congregation from first baptist church gathered to day one week after a gunman opened fire inside the church killing more than two dozen people. sunday services were held a few blocks away beneath a white tents of the baseball field closely guarded by law enforcement. hundreds of people gathered at the sang wear and later this evening the church will open as a memorial to the victims with services resuming there next week. senator john cornyn says he will introduce legislation as early as tomorrow with the hope of closing the loop hole that allow murder to buy his guns. >> my hope, is that we can, expedite, consideration of this, get tonight to law and to make sure that, this sort of thing never happens again. >> meanwhile the gun man devin kelly was court marshalled and convicted of assaulting his wife and stepson while he was in the air force five years ago. air force did not enter that convictions in the national law enforcement database if military officials had done that kelly may not have been able to buy weapons used in the a tack.

twenty-one children and two adults were injured when a platform collapsed in a park core center in san diego, california. it happened saturday night. witnesses say many children rushed to the platform when it was time for pizza and that is when the structure gave way. >> i heard it like crack, and then all of a sudden it just crashed down and it was coming down. after that, everybody was just crying. >> parents rushed to the scene to find their kid, several children were taken to the hospital for treatment. none of their injuries were reported to be life threatening. now to some incredible video, terrifying moments for fans and participants of a speed boat race when one boat skimmed across another and went airborne in the florida keys. the crash happened at annual key west super board world championships, video shows boat 18 running over number three, and then number 18 goes airborne and flips over. those boats were severely

damaged and participants unable to compete in the final day of racing but somehow the drivers were able to walk away without any major injury. glad to hear that of course. president trump is in the philippines, final stop of his whirlwind trip through asia, scheduled to attend two summits for his final leg of the journey. >> thinks after the president walked back comments in which he seemed to side with russian president putin over russia's meddling in the 2016 election. abc's karen traverse is traveling with the president. >> reporter: president trum april arrived overnight in the philippines, amid his final country on this marathon tour of asia but earlier today in vietnam after a grand arrival ceremony at a presidential palace in hanoi the president facing more questions about his latest talks with russian president putin. president trump was asked point blank who does he believe, putin who insist russia did interfere in the election or u.s. intelligence community which says yes, russia did. >> i'm with our agencies.

i believe in our intel agencies, our intelligence agencies. >> reporter: mr. trump said wow not stand in front of the cameras and argue with the russian president. >> what he believes is what he believes. what i believe is that we have to get to work. >> reporter: president referring to the u.s. and russia cooperating on syria, ukraine, saying that having russia as a friendly alley instead of constant tension would be an asset to the u.s. and the world, not a liability the other big issue on the president's agenda north korea the president has pledged to bring fire and fury, totally destroy that nation if it threatens the u.s. and its allies. but this morning the president tweeting that he has tried so hard to be friend was kim jong u.n., later saying it is possibly could have a relationship with the north korean leader and that would be a good thing. the president trump didn't say how that friendship would develop and it may not be off to the best start. president asking on twit they are morning why the north korean leader would insult him by calling him old, when he

says, he would never call him short and fat. karen traverse, abc news, traveling with the president in northern vietnam. still ahead holiday gift ideas for person on the list who already has everything. also meet homeless man who found a check worth $10,000, then he found a with man who lost it. next up a local event is making sure people who need a warm coat will have one this winter.

the friends select school in center city held a winter coat give away today. hundreds of coats filled these racks set up inside the school 's gym. coats were available to anyone who could not afford to buy their own. and just a few blocks away in center city more than a dozen local organizations came together for the seventh annual helping hands event for the homeless. the groups set up on 15th street between jfk and market and it included free food, coats and warm clothing. homeless man who returned a $10,000 check he found is now get something help, from the woman who lost it. he said when he found the check on the street corner he immediately thought thought of the person who who it. roberta didn't even realize she who it until she got a call, and his friend. he met up with him and then streamed the interaction live on facebook. all of her friends could see what a good man alvarez is. >> he had no idea hot person was, behind the check, i didn't know that i was a single mother, that i had at

one point on welfare, i found myself homeless. >> to thank alvarez, she wrote him a check and helping him get a education and an apartment of his own. >> very cool. >> very nice. >> time for a check of the accu weather forecast with meteorologist melissa magee. cold, we talked about it yesterday, it is bearable. >> certainly bearable today, compared to yesterday, temperatures did rebound a little bit. as we get into monday morning light rain will be on the way. we will talk about the details , show you picture outside, sky six live hd from our center city camera looking at the sky line there you can see we have got a bright blue sky or at lee, conditions here , starting to dim out because of the sun, it is setting but it is certainly better, this evening, then it was yesterday. right now in philadelphia we are coming in at 43. forty-three in allentown. forty-one in lancaster. right now in dover 40. down in cape may we are at 41 degrees. evening planner showing you lots of cloud will be moving in as we get into the midnight

hour and during the overnight hours otherwise 8:00 o'clock tonight we will drop down to 40. 9:00 p.m. slowly at 40. upper 30's underway at 10, 11 and then at midnight. here's is what going on in the big picture looking at satellite six with action radar that ridge of high pressure that was dominating our area yesterday providing with us that colder then average, temperature, well, right now that is moving off to the south ande and we are tapping in that return flow and that why is temperatures did rebound in the 40's. net is precipitation out across great lakes and ohio valley, this is off to the north and east and what we are tracking is moisture, still trying to get its act together over kentucky, west virginia and tennessee. that moves in from the southwest to northeasterly direction as we get into overnight and very early on monday morning. lots of cloud around for tonight. that inn will be arriving toward dawn and in philadelphia we will drop down to 35. thirty-one in trenton. thirty-four in cape may. look at the numbers off to the north and west. it is 29 in allentown and 30

degrees in lancaster. temperatures there will be hovering right around the freezing mark. future tracker six, showing you at 5:00 in the morning, it is rain in philadelphia, areas south and east but i stopped it here because at on set where temperatures are right around freezing, this could start as some light or paper frozen precipitation, before you get a quick change over to rain. it is lasting a couple hours. by 8:00 in the morning that precipitation to the north and west will move out, and mostly along i-95 corridor points to the south and east. by lunchtime tomorrow cloud will be breaking for some sunshine. we will talk about what we can expect, rain will be arriving toward dawn, it is light rain along i-95 metro area, points south and east. temperatures north and west will be close to 32 degrees which is why some light, patchy freezing drizzle is likely in the lehigh valley and poconos. they will watch for slick spots they don't want anybody to be caught off guard early tomorrow morning. we have more details in the next half an hour, sarah. >> thanks, melissa.

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lemon run 5k run and walk was held in fairmount park this

morning. the event hosted by alex's lemonade stand foundation brings athletes of all ages and abilities together, and they had a common mission, to support the battle against childhood cancer, and the course was stroller and dog friendly so entire families could participate. there ways kid dash for smaller athletes. despite chilly weather hundreds of people laced up their shoes for the fun event. memories from a hallowed philadelphia sports arena are on sale today in king of prussia lockers, scoreboards and signs from the villanova pavilion were all there waiting for wildcats fans. two grads bought the contents of the arena which is being renovated and is selling it mostly on line, long time ticket holders mike, and his wife, were thrilled, to buy a chunk of the bleachers. >> very cool. thanksgiving is less than two weeks away can you believe it. many people are still already thinking ahead to christmas and holiday shopping. if you are racking your brain for what to get that person who has everything, you might want to go high tech, abc's

marci gonzales as a look at top tech gifts this season. >> reporter: the latest in technology, could be the greatest, gifts under the tree this year. new, innovative gadgets, on the market, in time for the holidays. >> they solve problems, they didn't think existed or, you didn't know you needed one as you got one. >> reporter: for exercise enthusiast fit bit going far beyond counting steps with its new smart watch the ionic. >> it has features like fit bit pay. >> reporter: headphones can be a big hit from wireless models from these to after shock worn outside of the ears. and for indoor ideas, amazon's unveiled new models of its echo from the echo show, with its digital monitor to another version, that takes photos, and videos, alexa show us the echo look. >> echo look, it is built in lighting and, camera lets you blur background to make sure

you are accurate. >> reporter: taking technology to the big screen duo computer looks like a 27-inch mirror, but... >> it is a touch screen, with artificial intelligence. >> yes. >> display results fast. >> reporter: experts say the time to start crossing some of these high demand tech gifts off your shopping list is right now. >> the temptation is always there, week of black friday to do your shopping because things will be cheaper, you will get great deals which is awesome but these do sellout really quickly. >> reporter: marci gonzales for abc news los angeles. >> what will they think of next. >> for sure. >> much more to come on "action news" at 5:00 a car lands on the set of railroad track we will see what happens and what happened to the driver as well. you eat normally on some days but others you eat very little, what doctors are saying about intermittent fasting, and the trends, still ahead.

tonight at 5:30, marchers are taking to the streets of hollywood and taking a stand against sex assaults and harassment that comes in the wake of the harvey weinstein scandal and dozens of other accusation as begins men in hollywood. abc reporter brian clark has more now on the me too, march. >> reporter: victims of sexual assault and supporters, marching in hollywood on sunday called me too march

after trending #of recent weeks. the women, and some men feeling empowered to add their voices, joining a social moment. >> sexual violence is something we have seen in the work place which is where this began, but, sexual violence takes hold in many other ways throughout society. >> reporter: some women are publicly telling their stories >> i was sexually assaulted at 15 and raped when i was 25, and those were men i dated. >> reporter: taylor said she found strength because so many other victims are sharing, their experiences. >> you know, we always pay attention when it is some one famous and time for to us give voice to the voiceless and come up here and say, me too. >> reporter: me too #reemerged last month after dozens of women and hollywood accused harvey weinstein of harassment and sexual assault, some accusing him of rape, allegations that he has denied many other allegations of misconduct following and not just from the entertainment world. >> i have not been guilty of sexual misconduct, with anyone

>> reporter: sunday ohio governor john kasich called for alabama's republican nominee for u.s. senate roy moore to drop out of the race over allegations that he initiated a sexual encounter with a 14 year-old girl when he wasness his 30's. >> it is just a matter as to whether he out to be the can tait, the standard bearer of the republican party. i just think he shouldn't be. >> reporter: roy moore denied reports and refused to step down from the campaign. brian clark, abc news, new york. a woman was killed, she lost control of her car that hit a, i'm sorry, a street let and tree in willingboro, new jersey. police and medics were called to the scene on beverly rancocas road at clubhouse drive at 1:00 this morning month. man was pronounced dead at the scene. police have not released would the men's identity. no word why she lost control as well. commuter was injured when a pickup truck flipped over on amtrak railroad tracks overnight. the driver lost control along

500 block of lloyd street in chester city at 2:30 this morning. truck driver through a gate and fence before it fell, 15 feet, down an embankment landing on the tracks. services to the northeast corridor was closed until a tow truck removed the vehicle. driver was taken to crozer-chester hospital with minor injuries. after a chilly weekend we are now looking ahead to what could be a wet morning commute for many of us. >> yeah, it is slight rain and drizzle that will we are tracking is coming from, a direction heading east, so we will track a few changes tomorrow morning across the region. here's a picture outside facebook live in hd looking at dilworth park, and the rothman ice behindk. folks enjoying the rest of their weekend in a few extra layers because temperatures are on the cool side and below average. here is the picture outside, sky six live in hd from our commodore barry bridge, looking at a mostly cloudy skies. those cloud will build in, and thicken, throughout the rest of the evening hours. here's storm tracker six live

double scan radar. you can see we are dry across delaware, lehigh valleys but off to the west in harrisburg off the two south and west in baltimore we are tracking some very light, precipitation. so what we are tracking an area of low pressure to the south, getting more moisture moving from the southwest, northeasterly direction as we get throughout the overnight hours and early tomorrow morning and provide with us some light precipitation. right now in philadelphia we are coming in at 43. same thing in allentown, reading, 40 in dover. forty-two in cape may, beach haven coming in at 44 degrees. looking at the wide picture of temperatures numbers north and west of town, 36 in lake harmony. thirty-nine in coatsville. over in media we are in the upper 30's. but down in new jersey and temperatures coming in at 40. vineland 43. toms river, in at 39, and right along the coast in surf city we are coming in at 44 degrees. satellite six with action radar showing you it is dry, quiet across our region but those cloud will build, thick 's cross our area we will

track one low pressure in the great lakes and ohio veil. this precipitation moves off to the north and east, bulk of the precipitation moves from our area but we will widen out and see a little bit of moisture trying to get its act across kentucky, tennessee, west virginia. that is the rain that we're tracking heading our way. it is under delivering west of the appalachians. so as it travels east of the mountains we are tracking light precipitation early this morning. and otherwise mostly cloudy, rain arriving closer to dawn. 29 degrees in the suburbs north and west. that is a concern. we will talk about that in a moment. 35 degrees in philadelphia for overnight low. timing out precipitation, future tracker six showing you during overnight hours 4:00 in the morning note that is rain approaching wilmington and dover and lancaster where temperatures are at freezing. notice you can find flurries or mixed precipitation, same thing at 6:00 in the morning. i stopped it here. numbers north and west will be close to 32 degrees. that is when allentown leaks high valley and poconos there

could be some mixed precipitation before it change s over to rain and then head out to seattle out the atlantic. fail points south and east thinks all rain. we will talk about what we can expect. in the lehigh veil and northwestern suburbs isolated patchy areas of frozen precipitation and then cloudy morning, in philadelphia the i-95 corridor we have that light rain, drizzle, then cloud and sun, and central delaware and south jersey rain , drizzle and then we're clearing by noon, lunchtime this moisture moves out and cloud break for sunshine. here's your accu weather seven day forecast early rain tomorrow and then turning sunny, north and west in the lehigh valley, poconos, still light areas of frozen precipitation but this is not amounting to much but keep that in mind early tomorrow morning. high temperature of 51. tuesday mostly sunny at 51 degrees. wednesday, sunshine, cloud at 54. breezy, milder on thursday a high temperature of 57. on friday some rain around and arriving at night, high

temperature of 51 and 57 on saturday and chill any to next sunday guys. so some precipitation by noon. >> i have seen worse. >> yes. >> thanks, melissa. if you have not yet seen monmouth sky sculpture of the schuylkill river trail, you only i have few hours left. after five months the 40-foot sculp call will be removed tomorrow. it is created by artist martin tourer and drawn interest because, it is, very animal- like. it looks like an elephant. seventh annual show us your tans turkey boot cam many was held in conshohocken montgomery county. participants donated hand gust and they got a boot camp class it lasted about 75 minutes, the cans and donation ghost to philabundance to help feed those in need. it is a fun, fit way to give back to the community for an burning off of a few extra calories before thanksgiving. eagles are off today but

nfl rolls on, jeff skversky has sports coming up. new jersey diner is sick of teens eating in and not leaving a tip. what the owners are doing bit.

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closely before you click buy. consumer reports say you should not make decisions based solely on how much each print would cost. review shipping costs too because they can have a big impact on the final bill. sierra suggest checking for free shipping offers or free in store pick up. here's what mpix had to say. we often rang highly in similar test. we tightly, regularly calibrate our equipment and our team closely monitors every order all the way through the lab. i'm nydia han, channel six "action news". a diner in new jersey has had it with kid showing up after school, ordering fries, and milk shakes and not leaving a tip to make sure it stops, the wayne hill diner is adding a 18 percent gra tooth to the check. if a student comes in without an adult. the young won come in large groups and stay for hours and routinely leaving without leaving a tip which is, of course, unfair to the wait staff. at least one mother is serious saying her doubt are works hard for her allowance money

and, know not to leave a proper tip. >> even if folks don't always tip it is not anything against the server you cannot see that these kid don't know what they are doing. >> diner responding to all of this on facebook posted a picture of the menu which clearly states, management reserves the right, to add 18 percent tip. all right. >> kid will get id's now. >> i guess, that is right. >> is what the going rate. 18 percent. time for a check of sports. big news about the eagles. they are off. >> they have a tough, stretch ahead of them which hopefully includes, of course, the playoffs. carson wentz did not spend the day on a field, he spent the day in a field. hunting. wentz and eagles back to work tomorrow, as they return from the bye week and the playoff hunt, bird have the cowboys next sunday night and jaylen mills sounds ready to roll. >> it all starts with the offensive line. regardless of, you know, whoever in their running back, whether it was zeke, once they

get rolling they are a hard time to stop. >> we're ready to get back in the building and get back to work for sure. >> eagles corner looking sharp on the nfl network today. he doesn't need any make up. cowboys they are playing their first game without ezekiel elliott in atlanta right now dallas down 10-seven as that he approach the half. vikings are on the eagles tail as well. check out teddy bridgewater praying on the sidelines, getting emotional as he was active since that devastating knee injury. last year sam bradford eagles trade. vikings redskins today what a catch, maurice hallas, wow in, his first game. 36-yard score, he was on the practice squad, yesterday. vikings quarterback case keenan shows four touchdowns. they win 38-30. they have won five in a row. bad do i for shawn mcdermott and bills, saints run for 300-yard, mark ingram scores three times. how about this one here he

jumped in the stand and no mafia, well, they don't love that, he gets beer tossed on him. new orleans jumps to the 47-10 win, seven straight, tied for the longest streak in the nfl. saints are marching, straight ahead for eagles, seven-two, here's where things currently stand in the nfc standings. eagles on top with the best record but seven games left, four are against team with a winning record, including two against the cowboys. sixers big man joel embiid talked a big game before playing defending champs last night but talk is cheap, embiid not only shut down last night but the trash talking backfired. by getting kevin durant fired up. embiid scored only 12 points, and kevin durant who says his back and forward absolutely motivated him and guess what durant goes off, scoring 29 points and only three-quarters , while embiid and ben simmons combine for only 55 and 11 turnovers.

listen to what durant says about joe joe. >> he talks a lot of trash. i needed some energy so i knew if i threw through a couple word at him wow hype me up. >> that is my guy. you know, just trying to talk to him. after work, after the game we had a nice chat. >> sometimes you have to let your play do talking and they get back it against the clippers trying avoid losing three to zero. >> don't make kd angry, you wouldn't like him when he is angry. never forget a gator hunting trip with his dad and his huge catch. he landed a 11-foot 3-inch gator on the lake. it is not a record breaker but impressive hall. he shows us how he dit. >> coming up, and, i just, went like that and went behind

it. >> take a look at that gator, head is almost as big. the dad says this was the ultimate, father/son bonding moment. >> wow. >> girard became a viral sensation this year when she gave birth could be pregnant again. speaking to good morning america, animal adventure park owner jordan katz said he could not confirm or denied that april the giraffe is pregnant. more than 1 million people watched on line as april gave birth to her fourth calf, and sunday, back in april. he is already nearly 10 feet tall.

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in the health check a diet protocol, some celebrities swear by, as more and more doctors jump on board as well. it is call intermittent fasting. health reporter and registered nurse allie gorman takes a closer look. >> celebrities, such as jimmy kimmel and terry cruz reportedly follow intermittent fasting plans. weight loss doctor charlie seltzer says it can be an effective weight loss tool. >> intermittent fasting has higher probability of working for most people, then most other diet plans out there. >> reporter: there are several ways to do it. the popular, 52 plan means for five days out of the week you eat normal, but for two you only eat about 500 calories. >> greg and adam warner with bird alley an app development company in philadelphia follow the 16-eight plan, they work

all morning, only having water and coffee. and then at noon, it is time to eat. typically, it is lunch, a snack and dinner and then fast starts again at 8:00 p.m. >> through the course of about , eight months i lost 12- pounds. >> reporter: greg says he has kept it off, he still tries to eat healthy but feels like intermittent fasting gives him some wiggle room. >> i noticed it doesn't have a big impact if you eat a occasional cheat meal or have sugar or pizza once in a while >> reporter: adam says for him other diet plans were too tedious counting calories. he said intermittent fasting gives him more flexibility. >> i don't have to worry about trying to figure out i will have this but can't have that. >> reporter: doctor seltzer agrees, this is a plus with people with busy lifestyles. >> it is nice to be able to get home have a normal dinner without your family and this allows more calories in the meals that you do eat, and you

don't waste them during the day when you are not thinking about food. >> reporter: but both he and registered dietition, shown here, say that intermittent tenth fasting has drawbacks. >> hunger is a major drawback. >> reporter: they also warn that this plan can be dangerous for some people. >> for example, if you are a die better, low blood pressure , certain medications that it is not recommended for >> reporter: she also says that anyone who has had an eating disorder should not do intermittent fasting and it can be tricky when you add in intense exercise. plus, it is not good for certain life changes. >> pregnant i happens, or you are nursing, or you, you go on vacation, or celebrations, come up. >> reporter: greg and adam admit they had to ease into the eating style. over all the biggest benefit is learning to eat, only when hungry, and, to slow down. >> you want to it last as long as possible.

>> reporter: allie gorman for channel six "action news". also lifting weights helps boost physical fitness and lifting books will help your mental fitness. reading for pleasure can keep your brain sharp, youthful by slowing cognitive decline. recent study shows reading on a regular basis or playing mentally challenging games cuts risk of alzheimer's dramatically. it lowers stress while improving social skills, empathy and social awareness. life of the three-year old in ohio has been changed forever thanks to his grandmother and classmates. cameron hases born without his right-hand called congenital amputation. karen's mother is a student at northwest state community college. she brought the idea of making a mechanical hand for her grandson to the science, technology, engineering and mathematics department. >> i still, am kind of taken back by it. it just seems like it shouldn't be that easy but it is. >> and it took about a month and several prototypes before students and staff came up with the final version.

they spent about 20 hours, putting the hand together and it cost them about $60. the students say it was a life changing experience. very nice. many of us have seen movie breakfast at tiffany and now it turns out you can actually have, breakfast at tiffanies. luxury jewelry store opened its first everest tar rant on friday, it is called blue lock cafe and restaurant is located inside flagship location on fifth avenue knew. cafe is deck out and signature egg shell blue and $29 fixed price breakfast including several options including aubrey hepp burn's famous croissants and get lunch, and tea. well, while you there are check out tiffany's every day objects, line, you can purchase the tin can for a you this dollars. the object does look like a soup can you have on your pant ry but this comes with a tiffany blue stripe down the side. you can also buy the ball of yarn which will set you back

$900. so at $425 the silver protract or is a, practically steel. >> what a party. "action news" investigation reveals drivers may be paying more than then they expected at the tolls. here's chad practice dell which a preview of tomorrow's story. >> reporter: e-z pass is supposed to be quick, convenient and cost effective but our investigation found that e-z pass is charging different amounts, of the same toll. >> consumers should know what they are paying and it should be noted quite clearly. >> reporter: where e-z pass is charging double, sometimes triple the amounts. >> usually 50 cents i was charged 1.45 and 1.55 other times. >> e-z pass secrets, that is monday night on "action news" at 11:00.

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launched drive after federal efforts left to be desired. thanks for joining us. coming up on "action news" at 6:00, meteorologist melissa magee is track something rain, moving in just in time for the morning commute. we will tell butt high tech search for missing service dog in delaware, "action news" at 6:00 is next.

"action news", delaware valley's leading news program, with meteorologist melissa magee, jeff skversky, sarah bloomquist and walter perez. sunday night, in the news, gunfire breaks out outside a nightclub in the cities hunting park section, leaving one man dead, and another wounded. also a high tech search for a missing dog in delaware, why ozzie is so crucial to the lives of his owner. but the big story on "action news" is new information about a deadly crash, in chester county, yesterday involving nine vehicles. >> we now know name of the man who was killed when he collided with a tractor trailer. he is well known in pennsylvania, political circles. >> "action news" reporter anni e