november 18. i'm nydia han. in for gray today. here's what we're following for you right now on "action news." after a massive fire engulfed a senior living community in chester county, details on the citations the facility has been given in the past. plus a fire overnight damages multiple homes and burns a man in north philadelphia. it is race weekend as runners take on the philadelphia half and full marathon. meteorologist chris sowers joins us outside with the accuweather forecast. chris, a little rain coming our way, right? >> reporter: yeah, a little shower activity is possible in the afternoon, empty meantime it's a chilly start to the saturday. we had lows in the 20s, pottstown, 25 degrees. allentown and trenton getting down to 26. millville, bottoming out at 27 and wilmington, 29. we're rebounding, 44 in wilmington. 34 in reading. 34 in allentown. 50 in millville. 50 in cape may.

48 degrees in atlantic city. here's storm tracker 6 live a little band of rain approaching from the west. you can see yellows and oranges there northwest of harrisburg and east of state college. what we're seeing here, we're seeing sleet pellets falling in that rain. and those sleet pellets return at higher values. that's why we're suing the across and organs -- oranges there. all this is sliding off to the east. a couple of showers could survive over the next couple of hours, but it will hold off until the afternoon. here's the wider view. as you look toward the top of the scene we have white and blue showing up on the radar. that indicates wintery precipitation in wilks-berre and scranton. the call today, partly cloudy, mild, winds out of the south gets up to 54 degrees later on. be on the look out for showers after lunchtime. i'll be back along in just a few

minutes, we'll talk about the strong, gusty winds expected for the philadelphia marathon and we'll have the outlook for thanksgiving day. >> now a story we've been covering since thursday night. a five-alarm blaze ripped through a senior community in chester county. this morning officials hope to gain access to the complex that has been smoldering for more than a day. officials have not located all residence and staff members, but said 27 people were injured in the fire. meantime what caused the blaze remains a mystery. jeff chirico has the latest on the investigation. >> 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 thursday night. >> there were waves of flames. >> reporter: officials reported 27 people were injured, but it's unclear if everyone was rescued

or if anyone is missing or dead. >> it was a little chaotic during the evacuation. there were some folks who were evacuated out to west chester university. some folks, they went home with family. we're trying to account for everybody. >> reporter: as the fire rage for showers, firefighters and staff and neighbors ran into the buildings to rescue seniors. they lined up outside in 40-degree temperatures. 101-year-old mary meekum among them. >> the nurse came in and said it's a fire, she grabbed the oxygen off me. i was shocked. i couldn't believe it. she put me in the wheelchair and got out of there. everybody was following us, she kept saying come on, come on. >> reporter: most of the residents were relocated to senior living centers in the area. federal authorities arrived on the scene, but the building is too hot to enter. neighbors who came to see the

destruction are so impressed so many lives were changed. >> good training and emergency preparedness in the borough and around the county. people practice for this kind of thing. >> reporter: as of late yesterday afternoon, 17 of the 27 injured seniors remain in the hospital. now the atf has called their national response team to west chester. that consists of 25 special lists they will meet sometime this morning to be briefed on the situation. the hope is they can get inside the buildings to determine a cause. jeff chirico channel 6 "action news." >> "action news" has learned the department of health once cited barclary friends senior living community for fire safe violations. a building inspection in february found the building failed to close opens with sealant that blocks flames. hallways were blocked.

inspection reports show the violation was corrected. our coverage continues at 6abc.com. you can find updates strt scene and video -- from the scene and more video from action cam and chopper 6 hd. a man in his 70s suffered burns to his hands and face in an overnight fire in philadelphia. firefighters were called to west erie avenue. they found flames shooting from the top floor of the home. the houses on either side of the home suffered smoke and water damage displacing several people who live there. there's no word on what started the fire. at this time the senior's condition is not known. camden county, new jersey a home here was destroyed by an early-morning fire. the blaze was reported on kingston drive in cherry hill after midnight. while crews have not determined what sparked the fire, investigators believe the home was under renovation. no injuries were reported. 9:05 a.m., what's happening

today, area boy scouts will be going door to door to collect food for those in need. they dropped off plastic bags last week, they will be around to pick up the bags. they will collect food donations during the thanksgiving day parade. all the food will be given to air food banks. tune in for the parade on 6abc rick williams and cesily tynan lead the coverage from the philadelphia museum of art. our family will be there, too, right on the float. happening today, thousands of runners and spectators flooded the philly streets for the philadelphia 8k and half marathon. 13.1 miles is not enough for you, the full marathon takes place tomorrow morning at 7:00 a.m. 89 race will effect the vine

street expressway and many other center city roads. you can find a full list of road closures at 6abc.com. there's much more to come this saturday morning, including "shelter me rescue of the week." >> reporter: i'm along with rivera dog being putting up for adoption by paws our "shelter me rescue of the week" story this weekend. why a pageant queen from california is being hailed a hero. >> reporter: get ready for everything in the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, thursday we had high temperatures close to 60 degrees. yesterday was much cooler and blustery with high temperatures barely getting into the 50s. it will turn sharply cooler as we head into sunday night and monday. details coming up in the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast

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offered leading to the arrest. president trump has delayed a controversial new policy that would allow the african elephants shot for sport to be imported. u.s. fish and wildlife said it would raise money for conservation programs. animal rights advocates have criticized the policy. president trump said the policy will be delayed until he reviews all conservation facts. now to the heroic action of a 9-year-old peanl queen who saved the -- pageant queen who saved the life of her bus driver. >> is she awake? >> yes. >> reporter: add son was being sopped to have -- dropped off at school when the driver was in dress. medics rushed the driver to the hospital where she is recovering. the 4th grader grader will be

honor for her actions. >> reporter: weather will get impressive over the next few hours, start you out with a live sky6 live hd. looking at the battleship, new jersey, the clouds have rolled in quickly. we had sunshine this morning, it didn't last long. that's what to expect from now on, lots of clouds and showers, as well. as a matter of fact let's flip it over to storm tracker 6 live. we have a band of showers over harrisburg and gettysburg and lifting north through the williamsport area northwest of the scranton wilks-berre area. we're seeing wintry precipitation mixed in, as well. sleet and freezing rain. we're not anticipating anything like that here. it's going to be a cold rain with temperatures in the 50s. storm tracker 6 live there you go, earlier this morning we had

a mixed bag across the northern portions of the state of pennsylvania. williamsport, state college seeing blues which would represent sleet pellets mixed in. if you look east, scranton, wilks-berre there was light snow reported an hour ago. 50 degrees in millville. you dopped down -- dropped down to 27 this morning. you've improved steadily. cape may, 50. 44 in philadelphia. 36 degrees in trenton with a calm wind speed. to the south we're seeing wind out of the southeast at 5 to 10 miles per hour. in advance of the low here which is currently coming through western portions of upstate new york. the cold front will slide through as we get into tomorrow morning. ahead of it, showers are likely this afternoon, overnighter tonight, as the front sits overtop of us, there could be another round of wet weather it tomorrow the bigger story will be the winds that howl on the

backside of the front as this high gets closer to the low, we get the pressure gradian, -- gradiant, wind tunnel effect in between the two. future tracker 6, winds out south that warms us up into the 50s. showers are likely after lunchtime that will continue scattered on and off type of stuff throughout the afternoon hours. this model is not suggesting anything for south jersey and delaware. accuweather will allow for the entire area to pick up scattered showers today. through the evening hours we'll see perhaps a few showers, right after sunset a lot of that will shut off, only to redevelop after midnight with the cold front itself. that punches through around 5:00 p.m., 6:00 a.m., 7:00 a.m. it hits the coast, as we start the philadelphia marathon we see the howling winds 40 to 45 miles per hour. for today, clouds out there, a few showers this afternoon,

breezy, but mild, high of 54 degrees. going hour by hour, whatever sun you saw this morning that's all she wrote. it's mainly cloudy from that point on. 1:00 p.m., 50, 3:00 p.m., 53. showers at that point. 5:00 p.m., showers around 52. overnight cloudy and breezy, showers and light period of rain redeveloping after midnight. 45 degrees outlying suburbs, 50 for center city. wind gusts around 6:00 a.m. most locations 40 miles per hour. some areas could be as high as 45. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, so breezy for today. it's a mild breeze. a couple of showers this afternoon 54. tomorrow it's down right windy, clouds breaking for sun, 57 that's an early morning high. by afternoon it's blustery with temperatures in the 40s and windchills in the low 40s, monday looks chilly, thanksgiving looks nice, sun and clouds, 45. >> i'm so glad it's dry for the parade. >> here's a look at what's

happening in and around the area this weekend. get a head start on the holiday season in cape may, new jersey. there will be festive decors and tours and tastings and trolley rides. free event lasts all weekend in downtown cape may. more than two thousand dogs from across the country are all at the greater philadelphia expo center for the kennel club of philadelphia national dog show. 150 girchlt -- different breeds and varieties will compete for best in group and coveted title best in show. tickets are $16. it is one of the most anticipated events of the holiday season in philadelphia. the wannamaker lights will be illuminated today. 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. in today's technically

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back on its own. matt o'donnell caught up with paws a shelter me focus and the problem facing the city. >> reporter: the staff at paws says a stray population is a big concern in philadelphia. >> if a cat is raised outside by other cats with no human contact they become ferel. >> paws is the largest no kill rescue. >> the save rate has been going up and up every single year. we're beyond 80% ten years ago. paws is responsible for 2500 adoption a year, the more homes they find, the more lives they can save. this friendly little calico cat with a cast is in foster care. >> she was found stray and

injured. >> reporter: once she is all mended she could make the perfect holiday gift. june bloom is a social cat who needs extra tlc. >> she gets two shots a day but takes it like a champ. >> reporter: this is dino who was found as a stray. he is looking for are a lively and loving home. this is river about one to two years old, a terrier mix, a police officer found him as a stray and dropped him off at the shelter. he is looking for a home that's quiet because he can be shy. if you're interested in river or any of the pets you met today visit the paws website. if you would like to share your success stories post a picture to the "fyi philly" facebook page using the #6abcshelter me and tells us where you adopted your pet and how much they mean

to you him we'll be featuring your stories on up coming "shelter me rescue of the week" segments. down by the river, matt o'donnell channel 6 "action news."

>> welcome back on this saturday morning, a little wet weather heading our way. 9:24 a.m., 44 degrees right now. the high will be 54. sky6 live hd taking a live look right now from our city hall camera at the flags on the parkway. you can see it's not too wind out there, but it will be blustery and cold tomorrow. turk to sports it's a long way since for the eagles fans since the team had its bye week.

alshawn jeffrey is listed as questionable for the game. he did participate in the from it light practice with an ankle injury. he expects to play despite not getting any game time in two weeks. robert covington signed a four year stens with the team. he is averaging 16 points a game shooting 50% from beyond the arc. they will give him $16 million allowing them cap space to go forward in free agency. temple football playbook is ahead. jamie apody and coach jeff collins talk temple. that's coming up in the next half-hour of "action news." >> what takes 400 hours to bake and 160 hours to decorate. a massive gingerbread house at disney world built at the grand

floridaian resort and spa. more than ten thousands piece of gingerbread. 7 hundred pounds of chocolate and 1,000 pounds of honey will be used it will be on delay until news -- new year's day. disney is the parent company of 6abc. a police officer in pennsylvania was shot an killed on the job. ahead the search for the gunman and the vehicle police have located. plus, a very special report about one of our own, the life threatening medical crisis our gray hall suffered on live television and how he is doing now. plus another check of the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast with meteorologist chris sowers when "action news" saturday at 9:00 a.m. continues. (♪)

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news," saturday at 9:00 a.m., a five-alarm blaze destroys a senior living community in west chester. why police have not been able to act -- access the facility for more than a day later. have you seen these vehicles, the person suspected of luring two crowning boys and luring two others. white house response to sexual misconduct allegations against senator al franken and senate candidate roy moore. outside we go to meteorologist chris sowers not

bad today, but blustery tomorrow. >> reporter: temperatures get in the 50s this afternoon riding a strong southerly breeze. tomorrow the wind shift out of the northwest high temperature around 60, that occurs at midnight. the numbers tumble in the afternoon. 60 was the high on thursday, yesterday even though we managed a high of 51 in philadelphia. most other locations stayed in the 40s and windchills put it in the 40s, so it's a little deceiving that 51. 34 in allentown and reading. 44 in philadelphia. 50 in millville. cape may, 50. atlantic city, 48 and beach haven, 50 degrees. satellite and radar, clouds continue to lower and thicken here on city avenue. eventually we'll see showers roll in here later this afternoon. the system we're watching is right in the middle of the screen. the small area of low pressure it's trailing cold front slides through after midnight tonight. for today, accuweather says mainly cloudy conditions with showers developing after lunchtime. 54 degrees is the forecasted

high. by 1:00 p.m., 50. 3:00 p.m., 53. 5:00 p.m., 52. you can see as the warm front approaches this afternoon and gets closer and closer to the area that will you will -- ultimately touch off the showers this afternoon. 53 ahead of the warm front. here comes the cold front crashing through, the numbers pulling back in the upper 40s during the afternoon hours tomorrow. with the winds gusting to 45 miles per hour. with the winds it will feel like the upper 0s, looking ahead here. showers likely both today and tonight and then the strong gusty winds drop tomorrow morning, just in time for the philadelphia marathon. the good news everything quiets down and it looks very, very nice for turk day. i will be back along 15 minutes or so after the temple playbook. i'll have the details in the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast. >> 27 people were injured in the massive blaze at a senior living facility in west chester. investigators are still trying

to account for everyone involve. the five-alarm fire began at 10:30 thursday night at the back to "g.m.a." on the 700 block of north franklin street. 24 hours crews were on the scene dousing hot spots. officials have not been able to access the scene because of the hot spots. investigators are trying to determine if any resident or staff members are missing. >> very chaotic during the evacuation, there were some folks who were evacuated out to west chester university. some folks, frankly went home with family, so we're still trying to account for everybody. >> of the 27 people who were known to be injured, 17 were hospitalized yesterday. what caused the fire is under investigation. you can see more video from the scene of the fire at 6abc.com. there you can watch raw video from chopper 6 hd and the action cam, plus see more "action news" coverage. massive blaze. the search is on for the person who shot and killed a police officer during a traffic stop in west moreland county

pennsylvania. the officer has been identified as brian shaw. he had been with the department for less than a year. investigator say last night officer shaw made a traffic stop in new kensington and ended up running after the suspect. at some point shots were fired. local and state law enforcement responded to the scene looking for the suspect. a brown orderly model jeep grand cherokee has been identified and located. philadelphia police are looking for a man who has been luring teenage boys in his car for sex. he lured two young boys in the gas station in strawberry mansion. the boys were sexually assaulted before they managed to escape. the same man struck again monday night at the backup on fenton avenue in east mount airy. the man approached the boy and asked him to perform a sex act for money. he approached another teen five

blocks away. the latter two boys did not get into the vehicle. the suspect showed the boys porn graphic video on his phone. police are urging parents to warn their children. >> he is getting more aggressive. >> reporter: so he is not going to stop. >> it seems like that way, yes. >> authorities are looking for a light complected black man in his 20s with a mustache and maybe a beard. a dozen people vandalized two police vehicles in south philadelphia. they are damaged at the south street police station. someone took a hammer to the front windows an red paint was tossed on the police station. they sent off a smoke bomb and left behind antipolice flyers. no injuries were reported. a td bank in manayunk section was targeted in an armed robbery. police and fbi are searching for

the person responsible. the person walked into the bank on ridge avenue and placed a gun on the counter an glanded money from the killer. if you recognize the person you're asked to contact police, the suspect is considered armed and dangerous. now to the latest on the sexual misconduct allegations rocking the political world. democrat al franken is under fire for this picture from 2006. president trump expressed outrage saying it picture speaks a thousand words. now he is facing tough questions for rage silent against republican candidate roy moore. >> should roy moore resign, mr. president? >> reporter: the recent allegations have renewed the focus on president trump's own past actions more than a dozen women have accused of him of sexual misconduct. a couple of weeks ago we

had a scary incident in the studio. gray hall was anchoring the noon news when he had a medical emergency. he is doing well and we'll explain why you ever not seen him. >> from the viewer's side of the television it began normally enough. >> i was able to get through the open. >> here's a look at the stories we're following for you on "action news." >> i'm thinking i can do this, in my mind i'm thinking can i do this. >> reporter: it was noon on the sunday, the final newscast of gray's shift the third in the day. something frightening unfolded unhour early. >> around 11:00 a.m. i'm preparing for the noon show and a i can't see the computer screen. >> reporter: his vision disappeared he grew disoriented. he soldiered on convinced he

could do it. >> police charge the boy's father -- >> i was trying to to be as calm as possible, but my mind is saying you're spiriling down. >> reporter: it bank apparent to producers on the scene and viewers around the region the unflappable anchor stammering and stumbling. >> 3,000 waddles -- >> moments later he was wisked off the set and rushed to the hospital where his story took a turn. a battery of test revealed a chris -- as i say, -- him -- cyt on his brain. it had grown. at first he thought was not something that needed treatment, but the rapid growth was blocking fluid from draining. pressure was building up fast,ed

body was shutting down. >> basically i could have died. he said it sounds like i was basically dieing. >> reporter: the surgery which involved making a small incision in gray's skull went well, but then the cyst gone bacterial meningitis set in a painful infection that kept him hospitalized for nearly two weeks. much of which he doesn't remember. >> i don't remember. >> reporter: gray is back home, resting and recovering with his wife and two young children. the headaches still come and go, and should disappear with time. although he is tired and weak at the moment, he is newlily strendenned by a simple realization arrived at in the most painful way. >> don't miss any pain, listen to your body because you're body is trying to keep you alive. >> reporter: gray told me he is relieved that the entire episode played out on the television

with so many watching. the doctors said had it happened at home he may have chalked it up to a bad headache and tried to sleep it off. that could have had fatal consequences. he is grateful for the outpouring of love he got from all the viewers he said it truly sustained his family. brian taff. >> gray is the definition of courage and class throughout all this. we've talked and texted almost everyday. he can't wait to be back on the air with us, he thank you for all are -- all your well wishes and concerns. temple fakes on the ufc knights what jeff collins says about keeping the players focused next in the temple football playbook.

6abc is proud to precedent temple football playbook, the owls are 5-5 as they take on the knights this afternoon. here's jamie apody with coach collins. >> reporter: welcome to another edition of temple football playbook. he is the coach jeff collins i'm jamie apody. you talk about how important every game is, you win the week and you go 1-0. that's all well and good that helps and keeps you successful,

but this week you've got a 14th ranked opponent in ucf coming to town. you guys need a win, you want to go to the bowl game you have two games left. >> we understand we have a great opponent. every week we talk about going 1-0. our solely process on a weekly bases. you let the outside factor factor in the pressure, the other team how good they are, all the other things that come from the wind you lose sight of what your focus is, our goal is to stay in the moment and go 1-0 against a good team. >> reporter: your players we talked about this challenge against ucf. >> we have a shot, they are undefeated, they have a great season, but we have a mission to go to the bowl game to send the seniors off on the right foot that's what we wanted -- wanted.

we have to represent, we have to play and do best as we can to get that w that's what we plan on doing. >> reporter: any intimidation with a 14-3 coming in. >> i got heart, maybe nervous, everybody gets nervous, when the lights come on up -- um be ready. talk about the challenge this is for your defense. >> they have explosive play makers all over the field. a quick quarterback that is good on his feet. number two rushing offense in the country our kids have to understand every single week you'll play against offense and good players that's what you do

when you're playing in a big time program. we understand the challenge and understand we have our work we have cut out for us. >> they do a lot of things on offense that give our team problems, you know, it's our preparation and what we do. >> reporter: let's talk about your quarterback, here's a guy who didn't get the job coming out of the camp. is this the story good things come to those who wait. >> we prepare every week, he is the starter, he got his chance to be the guy. took off, affected everybody around the organization with his positivity and leadership, made great throws and great decisions getting us in the right place in the game, his leadership ability has taken off and affected the team in a great way. >> reporter: you're talking about he doesn't think he is an athlete. >> that's what he said, he

threw for a touchdown and ran for a touchdown and caught a two point conversion. frankie juice did it last night. >> reporter: i love the nickname, i had a chance to catch up with frankie juice here he is. i'm sure you wanted to be the starting quarterback, you had to wait patiently. was it worth the wait? how tough was it. >> reporter: it's stuff, especially the competitor that i am, you want to be playing, but in the back of your mind, you can't go in the tank or anything like that, you have to prepare like you're the starter and be ready when the number is called. >> reporter: you seem so mild manner, you have to have a crazy side to you, because coach said you're frankie juice. >> on the field i'm mild manneredded but on the sidelines i get people fired up.

>> reporter: what about the nickname. >> reporter: coach collins told me it was going to stick with me like wildfire. it was a great nickname by him, it's cool stuff. good luck this week, juice. >> reporter: coming up we'll have another guy nitro we'll have his story next. >> reporter: welcome back to

temple football playbook, this game is big for many reasons. it is senior day it's chance to honor the guys who has have been with the program for four or five years. they have a chance to become the winningest class in temple football history. >> they won over cincinnati.

breaking the record all time winningist class. this is my day to get be on the field with keith kirkwood and his family it will be a special moment for me, crank of a better group of guys to go to the last game of the season with. >> you've taken to this group of seniors. what makes them so special. >> the way they work every day. they are great leaders and role model l -- models they hand themselves off the field on the field and in the community. >> a full back you nicknamed nitro, we have his story. mears morgan siegfried. >> reporter: thank, jamie, one of the best stories of being a college football coach is telling a walk on he earned a

scholarship. he had to mix in a little bit of mayhem. >> what is that? you got a phone. what? the phone rings and everyone was freaking out one of the guys had their phone on, we were like oh, man, here we go. >> me and tony were the only two who knew what was happening. all the coaches are hitting tony. >> coach collins was talking and they told me to stand up, i'm confused what's going on. >> you call coach -- we're sending you to a team meeting right now, but it's actually perfect timing, we have the whole team in here, and i just wanted to let you know, nitro coming through, i just wanted to

let you know that your son is on full scholarship! [cheers and applause]. >> it was real cool moment, i just cried out, all the guys they know how much it means to me and how hard i work, all the love they showed people. it meant a lot. [cheers and applause]. >> he is everything that this program is all about. he is unselfish, he works hard, he does great in school, he does what's supposed to do on the feel and off the field. if you do that you get rewarded. very proud of you nitro. >> gave me a chance to step back and breathe. now i said all i have to worry about is football and school, i don't have to worry about the

scholarship any more. it's a huge load off, makes me feel like way more easy. >> what did we learn, no cell phones at team meetings. if you work hard in the program it will pay off. temple football playbook, i'm morgan siegfried, jamie back to you. >> what moment when nitro got the scholarship. tell me how you came up with this stuff. it's special to have a kid awarded a scholarship and you decided to give it to him in that manner. >> he carries the ball and plays on all the special teams. we wanted to find a unique way to give it to him. the friday of the open week we had his mom call coach lucas and the when the cell phone went off, they knew somebody was going to get in trouble. we set that up, it was a great

moment for everybody. >> good luck, you see us, that's it for temple football playbook. he is coach collins, i'm jamie apody. back to "action news" after this. >> not a bad day chris.

>> reporter: a couple of showers possible this afternoon, not a driving steady rain, just enough to dampen everything up. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, call from accuweather, mostly cloudy skies, breezy and mild afternoon showers, 54 degrees is the forecasted high. the cold front sweeps through tomorrow morning.

the 57 will happen early in the day around 6:00 a.m., 7:00 a.m. once the front crosses, the temperatures tumble we're down in the upper 40s. winds gusting up to 45 miles per hour and we have windchills in the low 40s, so big difference from today versus what we'll see tomorrow. right now the early call on thanksgiving is sun and clouds. it's a nice day overall, dry, high of 45. for the thanksgiving day parade temperatures for the most part are in the 30s. >> we're wearing red for the temple owls. a grandfather with lots of love to give was an honorary grandfather for students in baltimore he helped students get their food and open their milk cart tons, while he is the honorary grandparent to the had a students, he said he is the

real grandparent to the school's principal who says she loves spending time with him. jack hanna's "wild countdown" is next. we'll be back tomorrow morning at 6:00 a.m. the eagles gear up to face a big rivalry. the birds face the cowboys in the big d. these are some of merion anderson's cruel tide tradition. -- yuletide tradition, we'll give you a sneak peek just in time for the holidays. for gray hall, chris sowers and the entire "action news" team, i'm nydia han. we'll see you back here tomorrow.

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