good morning it is 7:00 a.m., saturday, gray's off, i'm nydia han. here's the stories we're following on "action news." an elderly man is rushed to the hospital after a raging fire breaks out in his north philadelphia home overnight. what sparked this inferno at a chester county senior facility. investigators hope to get a look inside one day after the fire sent residents into the cold night air. it's a chilly start before the rain moves into the region, we're looking at a beautiful sunrise right now. let's look at the weather with meteorologist chris sowers. >> reporter: good morning, nydia, it's blustery out here, the breezes are picking up, still light, but adding to the chill with the region in the 20s and 30s. did you catch the sunrise first thing this morning. it came up at 6:49 a.m. you can see the beautiful color what's happening the light from the sun is reflecting off the ice crystals in the clouds it's

producing a gorgeous show. if you live east of the delaware river in south jersey and delaware you may be able to see a little bit of color, now that the sun is climbing a little bit we're losing the color. gorgeous start to the morning. clouds increasing from the west. you see rain and mixed precipitation out across north-central pennsylvania. williamsport presently reporting a little bit of light sleet and freezing rain. state college is reporting a mix bag. you go farther to the south around johns town and altoona they are seeing wintry precipitation, as well. by the time it makes its way east into the philadelphia area. temperatures in the 40s be we're not expecting mixed precipitation here, we could see showers later on. 29 in allentown, 38 in philadelphia. 30 in millville. 37 in wilmington. forecast for today, if you're going to see the sun it will be in the next hour or two, it's pretty much it. we'll go mainly cloudy from

11:00 a.m., showers this afternoon, high temperatures around 54 degrees. which is seasonable. that's the normal high. tomorrow it will be blustery and sharply colder as the cold front slides in. when i can back in just a few minutes i'll talk about that and the strong gusty winds we'll see tomorrow morning expecting gusts up to 45 miles per hour coming up in the seven day. >> thank you. we continue to follow the breaking news out of north philadelphia. the action cam was on the 800 block of erie avenue in north philadelphia. the homes on both sides of the row home have extensive water and smoke damage. the fire chief said the families inside did get out same, but have to look for a temporary place to say. the red cross is at the scene to help the residence. firefighters rescued a 70-year-old man inside the burning home. he was rushed to temple university hospital to be treated for burns to his hands and face. fire officials are on the

scene of the devastating fire in west chester. they are hoping to get a closer look inside the senior citizen home today as officials continue to account for every who was in the buildings as the flames erupted. "action news" reporter, jeff chirico explains, the huge blaze wrought out the community to help. >> reporter: nearly 24 hours after the fire began crews continue to douse hot spots at the barclary friends senior living community. in daylight you can see the devastation from chopper 6. 160 people were inside when flames broke out at 10:45 p.m. thursday night. >> there were waves of flames. >> reporter: officials reported 27 people were injured, it's unclear if everyone was rescued or if anyone is missing or dead. >> a little chaotic during the evacuation. there were some folks evacuated to west chester university. some folks went home with family. we're trying to account for everyone. >> reporter: firefighters staff and even neighbors ran into the

burning building to rescue seniors. wrapped in blankets they lined up in 40-degree temperatures. 01-year-old mary among them. >> she said it's a fire, they grabbed the oxygen, i was shocked, i couldn't believe it, she put me in the wheelchair and we got out of there. and everybody was following us, she kept saying come on. >> reporter: most of the residents have been relocated to senior living centers in the area. as for the investigation, federal authorities arrived on the scene, but the building is still too hot to enter. neighbors who came to see the destruction are impressed so many lives were saved. >> probably a combination of good training and emergency preparedness in the borough and around the borough with the county. people practice for kind of thing. it went as well as could be expected. >> reporter: as of yesterday afternoon, 17 of the 27 injured

seniors remain in the hospital. atf has called their national response team to west chester. that consists of 25 specialists they will meet sometime this morning to be brief on the situation. the hope is they can get inside the building to determine a cause. in west chester, jeff chirico channel 6 "action news." >> "action news" has learned that barclary friends senior living community has been cited in the past for fire safety violations. over the past 11 years, the facility has been inspected 39 times. an inspection in february found the facility failed to protect onions with sealants that control the spread of flames. they are cited for broken sprinklers and emergency exits in hallways that were blocked. those violations were fixed according to inspection reports. our coverage continues at 6abc.com. see video from our crews on the ground and chopper 6 hd. we'll post the latest developments as soon as we get them. >> new this morning, a manhunt continues for the suspect who fatally shot a western pennsylvania police officer.

it happened last night in new kensington west moreland county near pittsburgh. the officer has been identified as brian shaw. he had been with the township department less than a year. police say the officer pulled the suspect over during a traffic stop. at some point he ran after the suspect, shots were fired, the officer was hit and killed. police have released few details including a description of the suspect. a neighborhood in baltimore, maryland is on lockdown as police search for a gunman who killed one of their own. investigators say detective sean suiter an 18-year-old veteran of the force was shot and killed while canvassing the neighborhood while on a homicide case wednesday night. they believe the suspect may be injured. >> we're asking for anyone with friends, family, acquaintances who know of someone with a new unexplained injury either

seeking treatment unconventionally for the injury or not seeking treatment at all. >> the reward for information leading to an arrest in the case is now up 1 to $190,000. 7:07 a.m. area boy scouts will be going door to door collecting food for those in need. they went through neighborhoods last week dropping off plastic bags, fill it with cans or no reason -- nonperishable food and leave it outside your door. it will be collected for the 6abc thanksgiving day parade. this reminder that the thanksgiving day parade is this thursday. rick williams and as cesily tynn once again will lead you through the floats, bands and performances. our live coverage from eakens oval begins at 8:30 thursday morning. road closures and parking

restrictions are in place this morning for the philadelphia half marathon. the main event, the full marathon is tomorrow morning. it is big event drawing elite returns to the benjamin franklin parkway. the course affects the vine street expressway and many center city roads. good luck to all the runners this morning. caught on camera. a thief makes off with a work truck with a maintenance worker still inside. plus, bringing home the proceeds, a local soccer team returns to cheers after winning the championship game. chris. >> reporter: all right, in nydi, coming up in weather, temperatures wise we're all over the place. yesterday, blustery and chilly. today we're up again, monday we're down, truce we are -- tuesday we're up. a real rollercoaster ride.

when i come back we'll focus on the strong gusty winds tomorrow morning stay with us. >> a massistic fire engulfed an

apartment complex in new york's harlem neighborhood. thick smoke was seen from the ground as flames shot above. it took more than 200 firefighters to knock the fire out. 22 families have been displaced and helped out by the red cross. seven firefighters and a police officer and one resident suffered minor injuries. there are fierce that complex may collapse. a thief who took a truck in ohio had a extra cargo. the driver is clinging to it as it goes down the street. the worker was up in the boct as the thief -- up in the bucket always the thief took off. he is facing not only theft, but kidnapping charges. the employee was shaken, but uninjured.

>> 7:11 a.m., pretty amazing story. >> reporter: being at the wrong place at the wrong time. >> exactly. >> reporter: oh,man. looking at satellite and radar, we're watching closely a small disturbance or area of low pressure approaching from the west. that will increase the cloud scofer this afternoon. eventually -- cover this afternoon. eventually we'll see showers come through. few afternoon showers. strong gusty winds heading into sunday up to 45 miles per hour. temperatures like a giant rollercoaster ride in the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast. the good news is, turkey day action thanksgiving looks nice and dry, chilly, but dry. 38 degrees in philadelphia. dewpoint of 32. the breezes are starting to pick up out of the south at 6 miles per hour. making the 38 feel like 33 or 34. pressure falling off from 29.98 inches.

we are down to 27 in millville. now up to 30. trenton saw a low temperature of 37. there now, allentown and reading, 29. philadelphia, 38 a pair of 3 hs in hs -- 3s in the poconos. 35 degrees in wilmington. numbers are colder than the same time yesterday. this is the small little system we're watching. the heaviest moisture here, one, you'll notice it will fall apart. two, it will lift to the up state new york region. we'll see showers this afternoon as this continues to push east. nothing very strong. for today, cloudy skies, a couple of showers. it's going to be breezy. winds out of south at 15 to 25 miles per hour. tomorrow the whole thing sweeps through, the winds pick up as the storm continues to intensify lifting north up into the canadian maritimes. the winds will be out of the

west/northwest 15 to 25 miles per hour with gusts as high as 45 miles per hour. here's a close up shot on future tracker 6. through midday we're fine, combination of sun and clouds, more clouds than sun. mostly cloudy. we get into 1:00 p.m., 2:00 p.m., a couple of showers pop up here west of philadelphia. that will continue through the late afternoon and early evening hours. then we catch a break in the action, first part of tonight only to see round number two move in after midnight. this could heavier, as we were saying earlier it's not going to be very heavy, just steadier than what we see this afternoon. the front right here sweeps through by 7:00 hitting the coast. it's through philadelphia and wilmington and the i-95 corridor. this is when the winds start to pick up. ford today, afternoon showers, otherwise mostly cloudy and breezy. 54 degrees is the forecasted high. winds sustained out of the southwest at 15 to 25 miles per hour. hour by hour here, lots of cloud

cover increasing in the morning hours. mainly cloudy by afternoon. 1:00 p.m., 50 degrees. 3:00 p.m., 53. 5:00 p.m., 52. again our anticipated high is 54 that's normal for this time 689 year. cloudy and breezy overnight tonight showers redeveloping after midnight. 45 degrees outlying suburbs. 50 in center city. 6:00 a.m. here come the strong gusty winds out of the southwest gusting 40 to 45 miles per hour. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, a couple of showers likely this afternoon, 54 degrees. for tomorrow, 57 with strong gusty winds during the morning. clouds giving way to sun. monday, brisk and chilly, 47. windchills in the 30s. turkey day, thanksgiving looking pretty nice, sun and clouds, high of 45. >> great news, there, chris, thank you. in today's art of aging time takes a toll on our bodies, as we get older, mobility becomes a big concern. ti chi is a way to keep in

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38 degrees, sky6 live hd taking a live look from our city hall camera with the flags blowing in the wind on the parkway. can you believe thanksgiving is only five days away, hope you're ready. we're going up to a high of 54 degrees. here's a look at what's happening in and around the delaware and lehigh valleys. the students are doing their part to help those in need. they are raising money to host the first annual coat drive today. the students are also offering hot or cold cereal for five dollars. that money will be used for school supplies and class trips and students in need. it will be held from 9:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m., 1300 west loudon in logan. two thousand dogs from across the country at the pennsylvania expo for the

philadelphia international dog show. they will compete for best in breed and coveted title of best in show. it is one of the most anticipated events of the holiday season in philadelphia. the wannamaker lights will be illuminated today. the a special holiday ceremony will takes place at 3:00 p.m. outside macy's in center city for the big event. we'll be right back. hey, my window is closing. yeah that's okay. alright miles. i love you. (phone hangs up) ♪ ♪ yeah i love you too. ♪ ♪

everyone, 7:23 a.m., saturday morning, forecast for today, cape may you're already sitting at 47 degrees. we're forecasting a high down the jersey shore 58 today. close to 60. morning sunshine giving way to clouds and showers. philadelphia same idea although

we're mostly cloudy now. peeks of sun throughout the morning hours, and brief showers this afternoon spotty in nature. poconos clouds developing by late this morning, 52 degrees is the forecasted high up there. we have a pair of frontal systems watching to the west. warm front punching through pennsylvania as i speak. precipitation ahead of it, state college reporting a mixture of rain, sleet and snow. here's the cold front out here, both will slide through over the next 24 to 36 hours. the pattern will go from fairly mild this afternoon blustery and sharply colder as we head into monday. >> turning to sports, the eagles are gearing up for the big rivalry, facing the cowboys in dallas tomorrow. the sixers have some assurance for the future. jamie apody has saturday morning sports.

>> reporter: it's the eagles are putting in their final programmings for the cowboys -- preparations for the could cowb. alshaken limited in -- is all shawn limited in practice with an ankle injury. it's strange ginger the fact that the eagles have not -- given the fact that the eagles have not played a game in two weeks. here's what coach peterson had to say about it. >> it's been learning for a while. there's no -- lingering for a while. it's all the stopping and cutting and all the practice in games. it's just where we are this time of the career, -- year. cruel start seeing more and more guys taking reps off in practice to keep them healthy for sunday. robert covington has 62 million reasons to smile.

16 points a game, 50% from beyond the arc. they will $16 million up front. sixer it is markell fultz got into the holiday spirit serving hot meals to those in need cathedral kitchen in camden, new jersey, he is still rehabbing the sore shoulder, but giving back. villanova played a home game in allentown last night. they faced lafayette at the ptl center. 22 points, 4 of 6 at the three point line. that's a new school record. wildcats 16 of 30 from beyond the arc. they routed lafayette. temple owls getting a late start to their season, taking on auburn in the semifinals of the

charleston classic. temple wins 88-74. they are 2-0. they will play in the championship game sunday night. temple football playbook later this morning as temple gets set to take on undefeated 14th ranked ucf. jeff collins will join me we'll talk about frankie screws frankie juice and nitro. have a great saturday. >> a big cheer for the champs. conostoga boys soccer team returned to berywn, chester county as state champions they arrived with new hardware to lots of fans. this is the second year the boys are bringing home the trophy.

>> the boys say working at a seem at all times have led them to the chip, congratulations guys! we'll have more on "action news" saturday morning coming up. we'll be right back. >> flames shoot from a home in

south jersey overnight. now an investigation is underbay into what spark the blaze. plus a probe into russian meddling in the u.s. election appears to focus on the president appear son-in-law, jared kushner. grab the winter coat as yu head out there's a chill in the air as we wake up this morning. chris you got the coat on the gloves on, no hat. >> reporter: it's seasonable, temperatures are in the 30s throughout the area. every now and then you pick up a location where the temperatures are in the 20s, but the numbers are climbing fairly quickly at this point. let's go over to storm tracker 6 live. i want to show you this real quick. if you're traveling westbound over the next hour or so, we're seeing a mixed bag, wintry precipitation across the higher elevations. state college, williamsport they are reporting a mixture of sleet and rain. temperature-wise, the numbers are colder out there.

state college presently 30 degrees, williamsport 35, freezing not and west of that point. -- north and west of that point. farther south and east, we're below freezing, by the time this batch of moisture makes it into our neck of the woods, temperatures are in the 40s if not the low 50s. we set it in motion you can see wintry precipitation on the leading edge, future tracker 6 we have a cold front that sweeps through overnight tonight and through the morning tomorrow. that will knock the temperatures way down. for today, it's mild, 54 degrees. showers likely this afternoon, wind out of the south/southwest 15 to 25 miles per hour. tomorrow as the front crosses the area, skies open up a little bit. we'll see the return of sunshine. the wind pick up. we'll see gusts as high as 40 or 45 miles per hour. unfortunately that's just in time for the philadelphia marathon. i'll be back along in just a few minutes, i'll have the details

in the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast. nydia. >> thank you. new this morning, a fire destroyed a home in camden county. it broke out on the 400 block of kingston drive in cherry hill after midnight. you can see the heavy flames shooting from the roof. authorities say the home appears to be under renovation. there were no reports of any injuries. federal investigates may get their first chance today to get inside the now charred barclary friends senior living community in chester county. overnight firefighters continued to hose the smoldering hot spots more than 24 hours later. federal authorities have not been able to begin their investigation because the building is too hot to enter. once they do, they will have the difficult task to determine what started the blaze. 160 people were inside the home when the flames erupted thursday night. 27 people were injured, it's unclear if everyone was rescued or anyone is missing or dead.

mary meekyou mean was -- meekum was inside. >> we put me in the wheelchair and i got out of there. everybody was following us, she kept saying come on. >> most of the residents who were rescued have been relocated to other senior living facilities in the area. our cover continues at 6abc.com. view more video from the crews on the ground and chopper 6 hd. we'll post the latest developments as soon as we get them. police in gloucster county say they have made an arrest in the murder of a woman in woodbury. 19-year-old brandon wilson is charged in the beating death of shawnique carter who was housesitting for the owner. wilson was a foster child in the

house in 2015. he had just been released from jail the day before the murder. philadelphia police are looking for a man who has been trying to lure teenage boys into his car for sex. police say he was already lured two young boys and sexually assaulted them. dann cuellar has the details. >> it's really sick, you know what i am, it's mentally sick. he's got a problem. >> reporter: people reacting in east mount airy where police say a predator tried to lure a 16-year-old boy into his car on monday evening around 5:00 p.m. >> he asked him if he wanted to make some money by performing a sex act on the offender or the fender performing one on him. >> reporter: 4 or 5 blocks away in germantown he did it again, approached another 16-year-old male waiting for a bus, in both instances he showed them porn graphic videos on his cell phone, the young men ignored him

and got away. >> i'm shocked. >> reporter: police believe it is the same man, a light complected black male in his 20s with a mustache and possibly a beard who lured two brothers into the car, he lured them separately into his gray or silver car possibly a nissan and showed them porn graphic videos and sexually assaulted them before they escaped. >> he is getting much more ray aggressive. >> reporter: police are urging their parents to warn their children. some heeding the advice. >> stranger danger even at teenage, those years it is important to tell your children not to speak to strangers, of course. >> reporter: of course, if anyone knows this man or knows his whereabouts call

215-686-tips. dann cuellar channel 6 "action news." >> turning to the russian investigation and key e-mails the senate george w. george w. y committee is calling for jared kushner to turnover about a russian back door dinner invite and wikileaks. kushner said he has been fully transparent. president trump is putting a controversial decision about elephant hunting on hold. it would allow americans to bring back body parts they kill in the african countries. fees paid for the hunt are for animal conservation. critics pointed out that trump's own sons are avid big game

hunters. president trump has weighed in on the sexual misconduct allegations of al franken. trump tweeted the al frankenstein picture is bad. but he has been largely silent about the assault accusation also mounting against roy moore. now some question whether the president is picking and choosing when to speak out about sexual misconduct. trump add advisers have come to the president's defense. >> roy moore story is 8 days old, our press secretary said he believes the people of alabama will sort out what to do with roy moore in the election. al franken will be face an ethics investigation. oldest black college will

remain accredited despite financial and administrative problems. pennsylvania decided to work with cheyney university citing progress after two year probationary period. the state will forgive $30 million in loans if the state maintains a balanced budget over the next four years. museums all around the world are marking the death of awe gust rodin that includes the famed museum along the benjamin franklin parkway in philadelphia. a ceremony was held yesterday and other events are planned for this year. >> we have details on what you need to know for your health. reverend jesse jackson reveals his own struggles with health. a nun was captured on video grabbing a chain saw and helping after hurricane is honored in a big way.

chris sowers has the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast. it's blustery tomorrow, so get ready, we'll be right back. a chain saw-wielding nun

turned internet star was honored by a sports legend. you may have seen the video of sister margaret anne cruising -- using a chain saw to clear the roadway after hurricane irma. she was rewarded with heat

tickets and check for her charity. a chain saw wielding nun turned into internet star. can you believe i'm saying that. >> reporter: can you tell me no one would help her. mother nature is lending a helping handle. philadelphia half just started, you can see the runners there, the wind is at their back, it's helping them along there on this cloudy morning. wind right now are generally five to ten miles per hour. it's the runner tomorrow's that will have to deal with gusty breezes. we could see gusts 45 miles per hour citizen cold front sweeps on throw. storm tracker 6 live, the warm front is in the process of push through pennsylvania. it spawned a little moist across west central pennsylvania. this blue represents the mixture of wintry precipitation, williams sport, state college

wintry mix. we won't see any wintry precipitation here, i'm showing you that in case you're traveling west they are picking up wintry stuff now. are 54 degrees is the forecasted high. that's on par where we should be for this time of the 34, the normal low 39. trenton, 30. they dropped to 26. millville, you had a low of 27 you are now at 30. lancaster, 35. we're at 38 degrees and the poconos, 33. most of the area seeing general wind speed 3 to 5 miles per hour. maybe stronger in wilmington and dover. a very light breeze out of the south/southeast this morning. warm front slicing through like this, cold front crossing the ohio valley and the southern portion of the great lakes. both frontal systems swing through in the next 24 to 36

hours. for today whatever sun you see it will be limited, for one and two it will occur in the next few hours or so. here comes the moisture, broken precipitation, light scattered stuff throughout the afternoon. south jersey and delaware, this model is saying most of this stays north of your part of the area here. we'll see how it plays out, accuweather is forecasting light scattered showers for everybody later on. we catch a break in the overnight to see round number two developing tomorrow morning. this is the front swinging through by 7:00 it's on the coast through philadelphia and the i-95 corridor. at that point we're picking up the strong gusty winds. 54 degrees in philadelphia. scattered showers. millville, 56. cape may, 58. dover, 58 degrees. overnight tonight cloudy in the evening hours, showers or light periods of rain developing after midnight. mild, 50 in philadelphia. 45 in allentown.

54 in cape may. 48 this trenton. more specifically for the marathon county half marathon. temperatures in the upper 0s, cold increasing clouds. tomorrow i was looking at the track online, what it looks like miles 12 through 13 through 20, runners will to have to deal with a head win. after that, you'll have a nice strong 14-mile an hour wind blowing with you. sun and clouds gusting to 40 miles per hour, temperatures in the mid 40s. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, 54 degrees today, breezy, a couple of afternoon showers likely. tomorrow, windy with clouds giving way to sun 57. brisk and chilly tomorrow, 47 degrees actually make that monday. thanks looks nice, sun and clouds, a little blustery high of 45. down right windy tomorrow.

that's the only issue out there. >> i think we need to get you and lori on the thanksgiving day float. >> reporter: if we were not hosting thanksgiving, it kind of backs everything up. maybe we'll do it. brand new "fyi philly" is coming coming up tonight on 6abc. >> reporter: "fyi philly" is back this weekend. we have a full slate of fun things to do around the city. we give thanks for all the city has to offer. from oversized entertainment to the brand new yards brewery. this is a night by the fire. we'll warm you up for winter hot local finds. plus see how the airport has become a dining destination. it's good. that's all this weekend on "fyi philly." hope you join us.

>> reverends jesse jackson is battling parkinsons disease. the civil rights icon said he was diagnosed more than two

years ago and getting out patient care. he said family and friends noticed a change leading him to stop ignoring symptoms. jackson said he is making lifestyle changes to slow the progression of the neurological disorder. pennsylvania governor tom ridge is recovering from a heart attack. he was in a hotel in texas when he called for help. paramedics rushed the ex-homeland secretary to the hospital. he is in critical but stable condition. he was in austin at the time teadged -- attending the governor's association conference. keeping your blood pressure in check is essential for your health. ali gorman complains the new giendz and what they -- guidelines and what they mean for you. >> reporter: 30 million americans will meet the criteria

for meeting high pressure. new guidelines set the target to 130 over 80. dr. daniel medical director at the temple heart and vascular institute. the change underscores the potential dangers of uncontrolled high pressure. high blood pressure is a significant contributor to death and disability and other problems. but he said this doesn't open the door to prescribing more medication. in folks who may not be high risk at that particular time in their life. there's going to be a discussion or there should be a discussion about lifestyle modivation and trial period. >> reporter: that means many may be encouraged to make behavioral changes. losing wait -- weight and being more active, limiting alcohol and reducing sodium can help lower blood pressure. for people who already have heart problems or greater risk or at the high end of spectrum,

freedoms will include lifestyle changes and possibly also medication. and what's important about the new guidelines is that every patient is different, so what's right for one may not be good for another, that's why it's vital to have your blood pressure checked routinely and talk to your healthcare provider will what's beth for you, ali gorman channel 6 "action news." >> 751 now on this saturday morning, coming up at 9:00 a.m. a story about our own gray hall. many of you who were watching "action news" several weekends ago noticed something off biour friend and colleague. anchoring the news, his condition deterret -- deteriorated. he was rushed off the set and taken to the hospital. doctors addressed what we know was a life threatening condition. >> it was scary, i didn't know

what was going on, i got to a point i couldn't do it any more. >> reporter: our own brian taff recently sat down with gray who wanted to share his ordeal with you and share how he is doing now. see it all only on "action news" coming up at 9:00 this morning. >> next meteorologist chris sowers will take a final look at the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, stay with us, we'll be right back. today we're out here to test people's knowledge about type 2 diabetes. so you have type 2 diabetes?

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afternoon. it becomes blustery winds -- tail off by afternoon. it becomes bluster, 40 to 45 miles per hour. temperatures in the 40s. turkey day looks nice, sun and clouds, 45 degrees, morning temperatures for the parade low to mid 30s. >> bundle up. the. >> the philadelphia full marathon is tomorrow. those runners have a challenge. because of a very strong head win. >> we're just a few minutes away from saying good morning to "good morning america." >> reporter: hi, philadelphia coming up on "g.m.a.," manhunts are underway for cop killers in two different states. one officer shot and killed in pittsburgh. in baltimore, the search is intensifying for the gunman who murdered a detective. we'll tell you what police know at this hour. the white house is facing tough questions after president trump blasted al franken over sexual

misconduct allegation but stayed silent on senate candidate roy moore. finally this morning a winter storm is bearing down on chicago after dumping snow across the west. now it is heading to the northeast as millions prepare for their thanksgiving travel what you need to know before heading out early for the holidays, coming up early on this saturday. hope to see you soon, philly. >> "action news" continues at 9:00 a.m. are your netflix viewing habits normal. what a survey found about people watching shows in public. we'll hear from gray hall about the life threatening medical incident he experienced sitting right here at this desk. now for chris sowers and the entire "action news" team, i'm nydia han have a great saturday.

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good morning, america. this morning, the great getaway headache. holiday travelers already facing delays from high winds and heavy rain. rob's tracking the storms. what you need to know before you hit the road. breaking overnight, twin manhunt. >> male patient with a gunshot wound. officer down. >> the search for cop killers in two separate states. a rookie officer gunned down in pittsburgh. >> we need to find the person that did this. >> and in baltimore, police going door to door to find the gunman who killed a detective. the bounty on his head. speaking out, the wife of senate candidate roy moore supporting her husband after those allegations of sexual misconduct with teenage girls. >> he has always been a officer and a gentleman. >> will president trump weigh in on this case on camera while he ll