nday, november 26th. in the news at this hour an overnight shooting in the logan section of philadelphia leaves a man in critical condition. >> and this morning investigators are trying to figure out what led to the shooting deaths of a man and a woman along i-95. >> plus if you plan to join the millions of americans traveling today what you should know before heading out the door. first, meteorologist chris sowers is here with a look at your exclusive accuweather forecast. the weather is at least cooperating today. >> that's right. so far so good. it's a little blustery right now. the winds are starting to pick up but we're not expecting any real weather issues later this afternoon. we should see a combination of sun and clouds and temperatures in the 40s. yesterday at this time we were in the 20s so we're doing better but with the wind it feels a little bit cooler than the numbers you see here. at lapt particular city bottoming out at 41 this morning. trenton and philadelphia some morning lows of 43. philadelphia bouncing back up to 48. millville 48 wilmington 48

allentown 44 trenton 47 and a pair of 49s for atlantic city and cape may. the front that came through last night is now so far out to sea that you can't even see it here on this image. it's off the coas and the northe what we're left with with a combination of sun and clouds this mor and a gustybreeze. call from accuweather 49 degrees and breezy today. wind chills stuck in the upper 30s at times. so we'll feel a little colder than that 49. if you're traveling this afternoon weather looks nice. most of the major hubs should stay nice and quiet. boston we don't have any delays right now, 47 degrees, chicago about 29 all flights are on time. orlando up to 62 now. and atlanta looks like all flights are on time wit temperature of 48 degrees. the only travel trouble spot i'm going to focus on this in just a few minutes here is going to be the pac northwest where places like seattle, oakland, san francisco will see rain and wind.

but the big story for us a huge warm-up is on the way. we could see three days in a row where temperatures push 60 degrees. i'll have more details coming up in the 7-day forecast in just a few minutes. tamala? >> a man and a woman were injured in an early morning home invasion. police were called where four masked men force the their way into the home. assailants beat up the man who's paralyzed t the knee. the woman was taken to the hospital for treatment and at this point it's unclear if anything was taken from that home. >> also new this morning a man is in critical condition following a shooting in philadelphia's logan section. police were called to the 4800 block of north 15th street around midnight. there they found a self lay still running with bullet who else and a passenger door open. he was taken to einstein hospital for surgery. no word yet on a motive for the

shooting. a 58-year-old man is in police custody this morning accused of stabbing a 57-year-old man in the spring garden section of philadelphia. police tell action news the victim was double-parked getting groceries out of his car when the 58-year-old approached him and they began to argue. the suspect pulled out a knife and stabbed the victim twice in the chest. the victim is in critical condition. >> now to the ongoing investigation a mystery around the deaths of a man and woman in bucks county. their bodies were found along a busy stretch oi-95 with gunshot wounds. annie mccormick has there is no danger to the public and they are not lootion -- looking for a shooter. however they are looking for any witnesses who saw what happened out here saturday evening. a man andman found dead on the on ramp to 95 northbound. both suffered gunshot wounds and were found laying close together. a gun also found nearby. a 911 call reporting a women running down the access

road brought a nearby state trooper to the scene in minutes. when the trooper arrived just after 5:00 p.m. this silver suv was left with a door open on the other side of the concrete barrier on 95 northbound. the crime scene is on the on-ramp. the pennsylvania state police crime scene unit took photo evidence of the scene. state troopers also focused their attention further down the highway looking for evidence along the concrete barrier. traffic continues throughout the investigation crawling by the scene until the crews wrapped up. at this point state police have not identified the two people that were found. reporting in bensalem. >> this morning an investigation continues into a police-involved shooting in trenton new jersey. it all started when detectives saw several men on pennington avenue. they discovered one of the men had a handgun in his waistband. the man tried to run away

reached for his gun and turned his body towards the detectives. two officers shot him. the suspect was taken to an area hospital where his condition is not handgun was recovered in a nearby yard. >> the death toll in a bomb and gun attack at a mosque in egypt has climbed to 305 and that number includes 27 children. investigators say 25-30 armed men carried out that attack. survivors say the attackers carried isis flags. they opened fire on anyone who triitd to escape. so far no group has claimed responsibility for the attack. egypt's military has retaliated with air strikes. >> back in the u.s. congress returns from thanksgiving recess tomorrow with time running out to get some big legislation passed. gloria rivera is in washington. >> reporter: with the end of 2017 in sight, congress has a to-do list and not much time to do it. a lengthy

thanksgiving break, congress will be banly three weeks to get most of the work done before christmas recess begins on december 15th to give the american people a huge tax cut for christmas. homely that will be a -- hopefully that will be a great beautiful christmas present. >> reporter: on tuesday president trump will meet with senate republicans to discuss tax reform. >> this bill is being rushed to the floor without hearings or a chance for the american people to weigh in. >> reporter: the house recently passed a $1.4 trillion tax cut and the senate is likely to vote on its own version later this week. lawmakers will also have less than two weeks to come up with a funding plan to avoid a partial government shutdown december 8th. and the pressure will be on by friday for lawmakers as some state officials say the holdover cash which funds health care for children of low income families will run out unless congress acts fast. all of this as lawmakers voting

on a resolution on way toss handle sexual harassment scandals spreading in both houses of congress. >> in fact there are two members of congress republican and democrat right now who serve, who have been subject to review or not have been southbound to review. but have engaged in sexual harassment. >> reporter: on december 12th all eyes will be on alabama in the senate race between republican candidate roy moore accused of sexual abuse of a minor and democrat doug jones. moore drawing the ire of charles barkley. >> i'm not going to get into the woman stuff. how with you be a white separatist and represent all of the constituents in your state? >> that was abc gloria rivera reporting. all good things must come to an end including holiday weekends.

more than 50 million were expected to travel 50 miles or more in order to go home for thanksgiving now those folks have to come back and go to work and to school nearly 4 million of them are expected to fly to get back to where they need to be. and if you are among those at airports, remember you really do need to give yourself some extra time and check your flight status with your airline. and if you were too busy this holiday weekend to cash in on the black friday deals in you still have a chance to nab some deals tomorrow which is cyber monday. some experts predict that online could be bigger than black friday with as much as $6 billion in online sales. that's 16% more than last year. not bad for an event that started just over a decade ago and when it did it was promote what was then the relatively new concept of online retail. >> the eagles-bears match-up at the linc this afternoon is a classic trap game an nfl contest pitting a very good team against a very bad team. the danger for the good at it will

take the bad team seriously enough and end loosing. doug pederson has been drilling to its players that the bears can beat them and is that the birds have not clinched anything yet. they have to keep winning to lock up their division. home field advantage throughout the post season. the eagles are still 14-point favorites today. okay. i'll take those odds. >> we're going to stay focused on just annihilating the bears. >> it's going to be a blowout. >> it is 9:09 and there's more to come on this sunday eof action news. two people were injured during road rage in florida. >> is this a vigil of confidence or is this bad luck. eagles fans are already eyeing the super bowl trying to make travel plans for machine yams. minneapolis. minneapolis.

florida highway patrol is looking for a man driving a gray toyota camera. evidence of the shooting in the florida turnpike. the occupants of the car, a 35-year-old man and a 17-year-old girl were not by the bullets but they were fragments andglass. they are now in an or lan ohospital. and california authorities have arrested a suspected hit-and-run driver wanted for an overnight crash. the crash took place on i-80.

the highway patrol said at least 5 vehicles were involved. the westbound portion of i-80 was shut down for hours because of this crash. >> a volcano in indonesia has interrupted for -- erupted for the second time in a week sending huge plumes of black ash and smoke into the >> time now to turn to chris sowers you say the winds have picked up. >> the winds have started to become more gusty out of the northwest at 20-30 miles per hour. as we go live you're going to see it here the camera is kind of shaken about as the wind starts to pick up. that's the only issue that we'll experience today. otherwise it's a combination of sun and clouds the temperature is cooler than yesterday but it will stay dry and it's certainly not going to be terribly cold so

there's some good news there. wind chills actually let's go back quickly to this. here's the front again. this is pushing through the area now and we're starting to see the winds pick up by these arrows on the back side. a couple of snow showers to the north. outside of that most of the mid atlantic and the north eastern part of the united states looks fine. if you're traveling the weather should be okay but the winds will be an issue. it's 48 degrees already pressure is rising from 30.01 inches and there are those winds at 13 miles per hour with higher gusts. every now and then we see a gust to 20 or 25. it's 44 in allentown, 43 in reading, 47 in trenton philadelphia 48 cape may pushing 50 degrees already. mill vil 48 and atlantic city showing 49 degrees. now let's take a look at the wind chill. even though the temperatures are in the 40s with the wind it doesn't quite feel that warm. it feels lik 46 allentown and if you're heading up to the mountains today it's going to be

blustry. the high is only 37. wind 43 in millville and 36 degrees out there in lancaster. the wider view showing the front pulling off the coast. just a couple of clouds left behind in that frontal system's wake. a combination of sun and clouds everybody as w expand the view looking really nice on this sunday morning. you've got to go all the way down to the southern tip of florida p and miami could be a few showers and as you get out across the west coast and all of a sudden the weather turns a little bit different. 20s and 30s to the north 40s and 50s down to the south. bismarck it looks cold 35. but that's well above their seasonal average already. 29 in chicago, st. louis 37. so it's more or less a zonal flow or a west to east flow across the united states that keeps the cold air to the north and all the warm air to the south. this is specific air that's flooding the nation. as we look at the water vapor

shot, san francisco taking on seattle going to be played in the rain and lifting northward, this whole area we have wind advisories, wind warnings up and we are expecting quite a bit of wet weather throughout the day. if you're traveling to the west coast there could be delays there. future tracker 6 back home, a chilly breeze, looking at mostly sunny skies a couple of clouds mixed in from time to time. overnight tonight mainly clear and cold tomorrow looks nice lots of sunshine maybe a few clouds to start otherwise bright blue skies by afternoon temperatures warming up just a little bit 49 today about 52 or 53 for tomorrow. so here we go. forecasted highs around the region mostly sunny, it's breezy. these 40s and 50s will feel more like the upper 30s low 40s. winds again gusting 20-30 miles per hour through the first half of the eagles game and during

the second half the winds begin to tail down a little bit by 5:00 general wind speeds. temperatures are in the 30s mostly clear and cold. the exclusive accuweather 7-dayst. 49 degrees blustery and cooler today. 52 for tomorrow. then we really start to warm up tuesday, wednesday and thursday 57 60 and 56. tamala? >> thank you. so yes. eagles fans risking curses and jinxes saying the word "super bowl." travel agents actually making arrangement for some fans. walter perez has that story. >> reporter: there is no way of knowing for sure if the eagles will make it to the super bowl this cin they are sure are playing well. few people would be happier than maria to make it to the big talk to her about >> okay we're going to the super bowl. we're going. >> i don't want to jinx it.

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temperatures around the region a little chilly out to the west. 36 degrees in pittsburgh. 33 up, 34 buffalo the wind chills are in the 20s. right here along the i-95 corridor, 51 in dc and 50 out there in richmond. we had a cold front pull through last night. now there's still some snow left

in the maine. the front is well off the coast at this point. what we're left with in the wake strong gusty wind out of the west northwest. in this whole area we'll see a combination of sun and clouds and winds gusting anywhere from 20-30 miles per hour. pattern stays nice and quiet over the next few days. going a little bit farther to the north, you get just a little bit north of syracuse and albany if you're traveling in this part of the country all is quiet. traveling around mid atlantic states this morning looks okay. westbound through pittsburgh everything looks quiet. traveling speeds right around the speed limit. everything is normal. guys? >> thank you, chris. college students who went home for thanksgiving break expected to be bombarded with questions

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>> bob briiks brooks getting in on the fun. it was a great weekend to go shopping. >> especially yesterday. it was almost 60 degrees yesterday. and today we're talking about wind chills currently in the 30s. if you're heading to lincoln financial field for the eagles game taking on the chicago bears 1:00 start time it's going to be a little blustery and chilly. a combination of sun and clouds, it's going to feel more like the 30s. first quarter temperature 48 and by the fourth quarter around 49 degrees. a combination of sun and clouds mostly sunny skies, wind gusts anywhere from 20-30 miles per hour putting those wind chills in the 30s. speaking testify wind gusts already starting to crank them up now. 24 miles per hour in reading and allentown, wilmington 25 trenton 22 miles per hour and nearly 30 mile an hour gusts in the poconos. that makes the 40s feel more

like 21 in the mountains. reading 35, philadelphia 43 and it feels like 42 degrees if the wind in within tron. here's the good news. not much going o rain and snow showers up to the north out across west central pennsylvania it looks like a combination of sun and clouds mostly sunny skies here in the immediate philadelphia area. guys? >> thank you. new this morning, a hazmat crew was called in following a car crash in burlington county, new jersey. police say a woman 30s lost controlled of her car around 2:30 this morning. the car hit two utility poles which crashed down and fluid from the transformers attached to the poles ban to leak the woman suffered minor injuries. philadelphia police are questioning a woman after her 30-year-old boyfriend was shot in the city overnight. police say the couple was driving at around 23:30 this morning. when she noticed a car with two men following them.

they pulled over and the woman's boyfriend got out to approach the men. one of the shot the men three times. the victim is in critical condition. no word yet on a motive. >> no arrests have been made in connection with a double shooting in north philadelphia this weekend. shots were fired around 4:30. police say someone got out of a dark colored porsche and opened fire. both are now in stable condition at temple hospital. and a shooting in philadelphia strawberry mansion section has left a man in critical condition. a 32-year-old man was shot once in the neck. he was taken to the hospital for treatment. no arrests have been made and no weapons have been recovered. >> from our delaware news room this weekend delaware state police are mourning one of their own. sergeant rodney bond junior died unexpectedly on friday. no official cause of death has

been revealed but lighthouse baptist church says on its facebook page that bond suffered a heart attack while running with his son. bond was a 14-year veteran of the force. he was only 40 years old now to the growing confusion. consumer financial protection bureau english making her the acting director. president trump has also named his ownhiif which leads the question who exactly is in charge when employees come back to monday. president trump tweeted abo cfpb haseen a total disaster as run by the previous administration's pick. financial institutions have been devastated and are u toly serve the public. we will bring it t the p nominate a permanent director who will need to be confirmed by the senate. >> local mom and pop stores saw a surge in shoppers during small businessbob brooks spoke with people

about why they chose to shop local. >> reporter: the holiday spirit was alive and well where we began our day. santa claus was on the street greeting children the chorus was out carolling and giving out plenty of hugs to their favorite news team. the festivities and g all part of small business saturday that was thriving. our first stop was inside the happy hippo toy story. a local town. >> we've been here for 38 dwreers. doing something right. >> reporter: the store manager says it's days like these that keep them going. >> we know most of the kids in town we know a lot of parent secondshopping now. >> reporter: clearly the kids love it letting us demonstrate what they bought. that was cool,huh? >> yeah. >> reporter: down into the city of manyonk.

>> i think we find a lot better quality presents a lot more personal presents and also they have some funny cheeky things in these local stores. >> reporter: the owner of the little apple says the business makes or breaks the year. >> this is actually our biggest day of the year every year. it's the kick off for the season. >> reporter: even mayor jim kinny got in on the action. >> they employee the bulk of our population. >> reporter: back out in haddonfield on top of the singing shopping and horse and buggy rides santa class has a message. >> be good. be good to each othe had a great time and wish everyone a happy holiday season and don't forget, shop local. bob brooks, channel 6 action news. >> thank you, bob. and the holiday shopping season kicked off with a big win for online retailers.

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him? >> a few times a week. >> reporter: unknowingly he was about to get hit with karma. >> what if we started a go fund me for this guy. >> you're going from zero literally to $300,000. >> it's like winning the lottery. >> less than a week ago johnny was sleeping under a today he's been given what he calls a second chance. >> of course you know i want to change my life. i want to give a lot of it away. >> will you get a house. >> i'm definite place to live. there won't be no brand new car eithe >> used car? >> absolutely. >> maybe a truck? >> absolutely a truck. >> he has a great smile. >> you can see whyt stop thinking about him. >> it's a beautiful story on so many levels>> i think we should set up a go fund me for chris sowers. >> let's get you outside and show you what's going on. we're down in cape may and what

a beautiful morning. it's a little breezy around chilly with the wind. clear conditions perfect start to your sunday. $48 degrees in million, millville, wilmington 48. they're freezing in the poconos, 50 in cape may 47 degrees in trenton. we have those winds starting to pick up now out of the west northwest. these are constant wind speeds in the 10-20 mile per hour range. every now and then this is why i'm concerned for the kicking game a sudden rush of wind and i've seen this plenty of times. so that's the kind of situation that we'll be dealing with here later this afternoon. satellite 6 along with action radar so the front cameerda right there. so it's pushing off to the northeast through the canadian maritimes and we're seeing a gusty breeze on the back side. elsewhere across the country it's nice and quiet. reporting no delays, newark is reporting

more than an hour. it's obviously nther go of the major the continental divide there's no reported travel delays so the weather is staying quiet this morning. until you get on the west coast and that's where we have some problems. san francisco is here, portland, there's the seattle area right lots of rain coming in off the pacific and strong gusty we have six states out here that have wind advisories. if this is the part of the country that aur 'flying into make sure your flight is on time. this will continue through the night and first thing tomorrow morning everything starts to die dun a. perhaps a few leftover showers in washington state. it's shoving all the cold air to the northvancouver, so this is pacific air justpushing all the art particular air northward into canada and that's where it is going to stay for the next week. wait until you see some of the temperatures we're expecting later this week as a result. future tracker 6 with the wind chills later today mid to upper 30s north and west low 40s

south and east. by 4:00 as the game ends we're still looking at wind chills in the low 40s in philadelphia, south jersey and delaware. upper 30s north and west. so for today mostly sunny and breezy with a high of 49. we may have to adjust that up a degree or two. winds out of the northwest 10-20 miles per hour gusting 20-30 miles per hour. and overnight tonight mainly clear and cold. 31 degrees outlying suburbs. about 36 for center city. the exclusive accuweather 7-day forecast. it's nice and and look how mild the temperatures are. remember th nmal 49 today, 52 for tomorrow. mostly sunny the winds die down. theven we get into tuesday, sunny and mild with a high of 57. wednesday all of a sudden we shoot up to 46 degrees and ed by a 56 -- followed by a 56 on thursday. there's another system approaching the area thursday night and that could touch off rain on friday. we're still mild with a high of 50. 49 we'll say windy and chilly.

get out and enjoy it the next four or five days. if you didn't put up the ristmas decorations, do it now. >> from june 2015 to june 2017 beyonce was the highest paid. adele finished second, and taylor swift ranked third after bringing in $44 million. ll bean is on track for another record-breaking years of sales. the company is expected to sell about 750,000 pairs of their boots. that's 100,000 more than last year. customers usually have to wait for the boots due to back logs but the company says this year there will be enough boots to meet that holiday crunch. we'll be right back.

welcome back. taking a live look out across the commodore barry bridge via sky 6hd. it's windy but still gorgeous. in today's technically speaking there are new concerns after google confirmed that android devices have been collecting location data all year. the data was collected even when people thought their location services were disabled. it's highly sensitive personal data from which much can be inferred about a person's lifestyle.

the data had been sent back to google but the company claims it was never used or stored but the company says it is officially ending the practice. netflix has released a new barbara barbra streisand film. the movie also takes a look back at her career with the entertainer sharing stories about her music and film. >> tesla has completed building the world's battery. e musk promises to deliver it fully installed. th help the region's power outages. the project began back in march. a man in england was baffled when he received his order of bubble wrap from amazon. take a look at this. the man opened the package to find more packaging. the bubble wrap was wrapped in 100 feet of brown paper that is the same length of the order of

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elcome back on this sunday morning. it is 9:51 and 48 degrees. sky 6hd taking a live look at philadelphia inter airport.y i travel day of the year so if you're traveling by plane, train or automobile you better pack your patience. a little colder today than it's been the past couple of days going up to only 49 and it is wi tailgatetors if you're headed to the linc today you better bundle up. the sixers do something against orlando they haven't done in 23 years. >> and the eagles talk about

what they need to do to beat the bears. jeff skversky with those stories and the rest of sports. >> reporter: is this a bear trap? the eagles are the best team in football facing one of the worst teams not to mention the eagles are 14-point favorites against the chicago bears today at home. >> it feels good but at the end of the day we've got to play hard this sunday because you know you've got a big "x" on your back and it a home game. >> staying in the moment winning every day it's really what we do. it's the mind set we have around here every practice really every rep, guys are going out and lobbed in focus -- locked in focus and i don't think we have any guys that are going to let that slip away. >> carson wentz with the most passes for touchdowns in football. joel embiid was sick and laying in bed all day until game

time. the sixers shining against the magic. simmonds sitting he could miss tomorrow against lebron and the cavs as well. embiid looking good despite that cold. trus the process. mcconnell starting for simmonds but nobody is sharper than jj reddick. breaking the wells fargo center record. reddick puts up 29 as most as a sixer. things are looking up. sixers win by 19. 130-111. it's their most points in 23 years in regulation. they've one 10 of 13. the fans love it. >> this building is wild. how about our fans are you kidding me? and like i can't even at times talk to my coaching staff when they're a foot from me. it's fantastic.

what a great thing for our city. >> it's finally turning around. it might be too little too late to play for a national championship but wow. penn state pounding teams down the stretch. they've won three straight by more than 100 points. getting the guys fired up for marylan lights a fire. they scored their most points. a backup quarterback runs for yards and touchdowns. he also throws for another. penn state on the board, it's their first of many. how about this, one-handed? they're up 52-0 at one point. penn state wins 66-3. they finish with back-to-back ten wirns for the first time in eight years. temple in tell sa man's best friend on this day no not goldy, it is frank the temple

quarterback. temple takes the lead. they never look back. in the second how about armstead, the millville native bounces off a guy and in. temple stores the most points all season. they are bowl eligible for a record fourth straight season. that is sports. i'm jeff skversky. have a great day. >> former president george h.w. bush can check another milestone off his list. as of saturday he became the longest living president. the 41st president surpassed gerald ford. jimmy carter not far behind. >> there's much more ahead on action news sunday morning. a "glee" star was arrested in west virginia overnight. what the actress was charged with. >> a family's go-pro is found on the ocean floor.

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welcome back. it is sunday november 26th. here are some of the stories we're following for you. millions of people are expected to travel by air, car and vehicle today as the holiday weekend wraps up to a >> and two people were injured during an armed home invasion overnight in the city's point breeze section. >> and congress is facing a tax reform deadline as they republican from their holiday. >> meteorologist chris sowers is here with a look at your exclusive accuweather forecast. travelers and tailgaters out in full force. >> they'll need to bundle up. wind chills are presently in the 30s. so it feels a little cool especially compared to yesterday's high of 58. and the numbers have been steadily climbing. thanksgiving we only managed a high of 42 degrees which was 13 degrees below average. 51 on friday and then yesterday we had that high of 58. today we're going backwards. wind chills now in the 30s.

38 in reading and allentown, lancaster also seeing a wind chill of 38. it feels like 40 in philadelphia and 41 degrees in trenton. winds gusting anywhere from 20-30 miles per hour. not every location is reporting a gust. the general wind speeds are 10-20. millville 23 miles per hour with your gusts, 28 miles per hour with near 30 in the poconos. for the eagles game 1:00 kickoff against the chicago bears, mostly sunny or a combination of sun and clouds we'll call it windy. first quarter 39 and by the fourth quarter we are down to 48. with wind it will feel more like the 30s. if you're flying out of philadelphia international everything looks okay right now. we're seeing lots of green planes which is a good sign. boston 48 degrees right now, chicago's midway and o'hare it's 33.

66 in orlando and atlanta seeing a present temperature reading of 56 degrees. middle east of this come week it's nice and quiet. high pressure over the carolinas we'll see southwesterly wind and we have three straight days where temperatures are in the 50s close to 60 degrees. a real treat as we round out the month of november. i'll be back with more details in just a few minutes. guys? >> chris thank you. ahead of the holiday weekend more than 50 million people were expected to travel more than 50 miles or more from home and now the post thanksgiving rush is expected to be the busiest in more than a decade. >> we are already seeing evidence on the road at train stations and airports. let's go to bob brooks who is live at the philadelphia airport. how much company do you have out there? >> we've got plenty of company. as you can imagine the airport is packed right now but it seems like despite the crowds they're in high spirits as it looks like

it was a thanksgiving to remember for a lot of people. for millions of people it's a bitter sweet day, heading back to the comfort of home wherever that might be. but the holidays, seeing family and friends is over. for those we spoke with it seems like they had a wonderful time. >> reporter: how was it? >> unbelievably great. >> that sounds good. why? >> because we were all together and the food was great. i think i'm bloated they'll have to give me two seats. >> i like the weather. >> now it's back to south beach. >> how was thanksgiving. >> it was awesome. >> where are you going back to? >> right here in philadelphia. i bet you feel good right now. >> feel good. >> for those of you who don't know they knocked off number one alabama yesterday. this thanksgiving holiday was projected to be one of the top five busiest holiday travel days on record.

all accounts of those we spoke with leaving the area they say they might have wanted to stay just a little longer. >> went to the game. went to the mall and everything. we saw around. went to the museums and everything. went and saw rocky. we had a good time. >> how was it? >> wonderful. >> what's it like to travel with this little one here? >> she's pretty easy. she doesn't sleep but she is a little overwhelmed by everybody you know. >> she's got a smile on right now. >> reporter: she was very cute. now all the people i just interviewed in that story, they were leaving the area. my next report is at noon. maybe i'll speak with some people who are coming back home to the delaware valley. reporting live at the airport bob brooks channel 6 action news. >> and bob, understoodia enjoyed your small business saturday piece and she wants you to know she's waiting you to bring your hugs back to the news room. >> absolutely. she can have all the hugs she

wants. >> we'll see you soon bob. wherever you go this holiday weekend, be sure to take action news with you. >> new this morning, a man and woman were injured during an early morning home invasion in philadelphia's point breeze sections. police were called to the 2100 blck of oak fs where masked their wing withguns. they beat up a ms paralyzed and shot a woman in the kn the hospital for treatment. at this point it's unclear if anything was taken from the home. >> also new this morning a man is in critical condition after a shooting in philadelphia's logan section. police were called to the 4800 block around midnight. they found a self lay still running with bullet who else and a passenger door open. a man was found about a block away with multiple gunshot wounds. he was taken to the hospital for surgery. there's no word on a motive for the shooting. >> a 58-year-old man is in custody this morning accused of stabbing a 57-year-old man in

philadelphia. police tell victim was getting groceries out of his car when the man under arrest approached him and they began to argue. the suspect pulled out a knife and stabbed the victim twice in the chest. nearby officers heard calls for help and arrested the suspescene. the victim is in critical condition in the hospital. >> now to the ongoing investigation into the deaths of a man and woman in bucks county. their bodies were found along a busy stretch of i-95 with gunshot wounds. annie mccormick has the latest on this investigation. >> reporter: state police say there is no danger to the public and they are not looking for a shooter. however they say they are looking for any witnesses who saw what happened out here saturday evening. a man and woman found dead on the on ramp to 95 northbound both suffered gun shot wounds and were found laying close together a gun also found nearby. a 911 call reporting a woman seen running down the access ro trooper to the scene in minutes. when the trooper arrived just after 5:00 p.m. the silver suv was left with a door open on the

other side of the concrete barrier on 95 northbound. the crime scene is on the on ramp. the pennsylvania state police crime scene unit took photo evidence of the scene. state troopers also focused their attention further down the highway looking for evidence along the concrete barrier. traffic continues throughout the investigation crawling by the scene until the crews wrapped ta . have not identified the two people that were found. reporting at bensalem annie mccormick, channel 6 action news. >> a police-involved shooting in trenton new jersey. it all start the when police stopped several men around 5:15 last night. they discovered one of the men had a handgun in istband. he tried a to a gun and two officers shot him.e sus taken to an area ho was not known and a gun was recovered in a nearby yard.

>> the death toll in egypt has climbed to 305 and thatchildren. 25-30 armed men carried out the attack at a mosque in sinai. the men carried so far noy ity for the attack. egypt's military has retaliated with a militant hideouts and bases in the sinai peninsula. >> congress republicans this week from -- this week from its thanksgiving recess. and r trump is expected to join the senate republican policy committee on tuesday. the gop can afford to lose no more than a couple of republican votes and several of them are still holding out. >> we're going to give the american people a huge tax cut hopefully that will be aas present. >> the house hon tax cut s say favors corporations.

also on the agenda for congress renewing funding for health care for children and lawmakers have less than two weeks to approve a funding plan in order to avoid artial government shutdown. >> 10:08 now the eagles match up at the linc this afternoon, is a classic trap game. bit pitting a good team against a bad team. the danger is it will not take the batd team seriously enough and ending losing. the bears can beat them and eagles have not clinched anything yet. that having been said the eagles are 14-point favorites today. >> it's 10:08. still ahead if you plan on traveling through philadelphia airports this holiday season you may notice there's some new food options. >> and your thanksgiving meal probably looked a lot like this. but a recipes

kindergarten students recommend you cook up next time. >> let me guess it's a lot of chocolate and icecream.our exclusive accuweather forecast coming up next.

>> actress and singer was arrested in west virginia. she was arraigned on a domestic battery charge just after band says she hit him inthe head while they were their two-year-old walk. divorce in 2016 but called off the separation. the judge released her on bond.

and it took just one week but taylor swift's newest album is already the top-selling album of 2017. by comparison previous top selling album this ye s release back in march. she joins an artist being the only artist being able to sell a million copies within a week. >> it's like every album she does is like a record-breaker. let's get you outside. looking back towards the center city skyline. high level clouds starting to stream in from the hwest. it'st to be ice cooler than it was yesterday but generally speaking for the end of november not too today's forecasted high. nittle bit below yesterday we were up to 58 degrees. south jersey and delaware you managed a hi close to 60.

right now north and west we're seeing a lot of low to mid 40s. 32 in lake harmony. new holland out there showing 45. sboro47, and vineland checking in at 48 degrees. the only issue will be the gusty breeze and now we'll han on to the late morning hours. the winds begin to ease up a little so thes wind speeds 10-20 miles per hour. every now and then we pick up a gust in this range rig so again the idea for today is late morning we'll see the strongest winds and then they start to tail off here as the day wears on. satellite 6 along with action radar the reason for the wind is because of this area of low pressure here as it hits the coast it's starting to strengthen. as the pressure deepens there it creates a wind tunnel effect. cloud cover across upstate new

york and western and central portions of pennsylvania but mainly clear conditions for the i-95 corridor. there's not much weather going on across the lower 48. you have to get all the way west snow wind advisories real messy stuff on the to the west. but i would say about 80% of the country looks good. here's future tracker 6. so a chilly breeze is expected throughout the day, otherwise clouds mixing with sun it looks pretty nice fwii 4:30 and overnight tonight mainly clear, it's cold but not terrible. overnight lows in the 30s. tomorrow morning we'll wake up to just a couple of clouds north and west. they quickly pull away and by the afternoon it's more sunshine. the next several days look nice and quiet. for today we'll say 49-50 somewhere in that ballpark

dover also 51. 46 in allentown, 47 in reading, 48 in trenton and overnight tonight temperatures are chilly but again not terrible. 32 the freezing mark in reading. it was much colder than that yesterday morning when we were down to 26 there. 36 in philadelphia tonight and closer to 40 right there along the immediate coast. wind chill values tomorrow morning will be in the 20s and by the afternoon seeing blustery breeze putting those temperatures in the low to mid 40s. it will be strongest easing up by the afternoon. still a little breeze tomorrow as well. lots of sunshine right through wednesday. the exclusive accuweather 7-day forecast. 49, wind chills in the 30s and 40s. for monday mostly sunny brisk with the winds, 52 degrees. 57 degrees for tuesday, sunny and mild. look at wednesday, sunny and warm. there are couple of forecast models that have 62 or 36.

for now increasing clouds 56 and maybe some rain by week's end. 50 degrees on friday. nydia? >> a scuba diver in florida is looking for a family who lost some of their vacation memories in the gulf. she found videos and pictures of what appeared to be a family vacation as well as the final moment the man dropped the go-pro into the water. she posted the pictures on social media in hopes of tracking down the family. >> i've lost stuff scuba diving and you're so mafd you've lost something. >> the camera was covered in barnacles and she does president know how long it -- doesn't know been under unclear if it was dropped where it was f or if it was moved ty hurricane irma. >> fine dining at the philadelphia airport mo you, but it will soon. karen rogers has the latest innovations you'll discover at

the airport this holiday season. >> we're approaching the holidayo be insane. >> m2,000 people come airport on average every day and during the holidays it's more than that. >> reporter:weary travelers will get a list with all the improvement at phl. >> this is the time to check out the airport even includes new technology to infrastructure and the creation of eight new restaurants from top chefs in philadelphia. >> we look at the airport as a place of extreme stress. people don't know what to expect with security. >> i worry about that so i like a good meal to comfort me. >> reporter: and terminal b n restaurants have landed like love grill. >> comfort food. you've got to come for the lobster cheese. that philadelphia theme at the germantown biergarten.

>> home made mustard right in the mustard. >> reporter: mediterranean italian steak or sushi whatever you like they've got it. whether you have time on your hands or you're in a race to the gate, it's all available at your fingertips. >> ipads everywhere. >> yourecharge browseb, play games, check flights and order food then have it delivered right to your seat. >> only in terriblenal b right now. -- terminal b right now. next august you'll be ableder in any restaurant ownedy michael simon. >> this is called a burger. >> he knows what he's doing. >> reporter: and it's changing the way you think about food at the airpor are handmade fries. >> fr rosemary in your fries. >> long with home made

pierogies. >> reporter: they also have inspired cocktails. >> at the best pbe. this iszy. if you're flying for the holidays this season, there's a better reason to check in early. just don't miss your flight.

>> it's time to check out what's going on. >> this is some of thema vidos talking about. >> a cook book features a host

of recipes. pictures of the meals desiipd students are included recipes that asked readers to put 12 packages of chicken in the microwav would say a minute with ranch and hot sauce. five lettuces and four ranch dressings in the microwave for about four minutes. >> stores in london he own version of black friday sales. iving so they don't get this black friday thing. cameras and photographers were on standby for a rush of customers. instead it was one nice man. he casually strolled up his preordered laptop and left. >> a good dad willything for his daughter, right? case in point, this donned a

tu tu. it was bring your parent to class day. his pregnant and this video has wracked up thousands of views. >> it looks like he's enjoying yourselves. >> that's one way make sure when the new b arrives she doesn't feel left out. tell us what you think about these videos on our facebook or twitter act. >> a new report shows philadelphia has one of the highest poverty rates among big cities. what it means for education and job opportunities within the city also with recent sexual assault allegations should all cases be treated the same and how do we prevent further instances of sexual misconduct. i'll be discussing these topics and more in a really interesting deeper thoughtful panel today on inside story at 11:30. right here on 6abc.

one more check of accuweather chris? >> and it looks pretty good. temperatures are a little chilly out west but we're seeing a decent amount of sunshine. you can clearly see the difference from the coast and inland locations. 33 in syracuse yet we're up to 51 now in dc. here's the good news. even though temperatures are a little bit cooler than they were the same time yesterday we're looking at a really nice day overall. jersey shore 52 degrees windy, mostly sunny. philadelphia 4rechilly and the poconos only 37 for the high and wind chills will be in the 20s. the exclusive accuweather 7-day forecast and all of a sudden the

jet stream lifts to the north or the storm track lifts to the north up into canada and look at the end 52 sunny skies for monday, sunny and mild 57. wednesday sunny and mild 60 degrees. increasing clouds on thursday, 56 even friday, we're still talking about highs close to 50 degrees. nice quiet week. >> not bad for late november early december. >> this week is next here. >> here's a preview. >> good morning nydia and tamala. the conversation about sexual misconduct rages on with all eyes now on congress. is t the moment we will see real change happen on the hill? we'll take that question to members of congress.plus president trump standing by roy moore. how will his comments impact the alabama senate race. i'll talk to gop senator tim scott and i'll go one on one with admiral michael mullin on the policy team and tensions with north korea. all that plus the round table coming up on this week.

>> action news continues at noon. here's a look at what we're kworking on -- working on for you. we'll have the latest on the post-thanksgiving travel rush, plus pennsylvania attorney general sues home contractors. >> and a search for a stolen 114-year-old police hat is over. but you won't believe how police get it back. >> now for tamala edwards, chris sowers, gray hall and the entire action news team. i'm nydia han. have a great sunday.

"this week" with george stephanopoulos starts right now. >> capitol hill, under intense scrutiny. allegations surface against the longest serving member of the house. >> the kind of abuse i suffered was awful. but i won't say it was unique. >> and more women accuse senator al franken of sexual misconduct. >> he pulls me in towards him and then he moves his happened to my butt. >> offenders in congress can't be easily fired. and can use taxpayer money to resolve harassment claims. why is it okay for politicians to play by different rules? we ask a former member of the congressional ethics committee and two of the congresswomen combatting harassment on the hill. and the president's defense of roy moore. >> is an accused child molester better than a democrat? >> well, he denies it.