three-year old girl was shot in the leg in a home in philadelphia's kingsessing section. >> it happened on the 1300 block of south wilson street action news reporter annie mccormack joins us live from southwest texas with the details, annie.

>> reporter: at this hour that little girl is at chop and she's in stable condition but right now we are told that by the lieutenant here that she is under going surgery and they are hoping, doctors are hoping, that they are able to save her leg. somehow she got a hold of her father's loaded weapon inside of their home, and she somehow pulled the trigger. now take a look at this video, video from afternoon, this is the air use where this all happen, inside of a home in the 1300 block of south wilson the child was shot once inside her home there. police recovered the weapon at the scene. toddler then rushed to chop. police say that the toddler -- fat shore owns the gun was rushing to get to work and asked his mother who was watching the young girl to put the gun away. he left and went to work and told police his daughter was asleep when he left. we are also told that the father does have a permit to carry and that this is a legal weapon. authorities say that when

medics arrived, because of a, gun, they weren't sure if it was a gunshot wound they responded because little girl was bleeding. grand mother and other people in the home did not tell medics that that this was was a case of gunshot wound. they would also not say if there was a gun in the home. medics eventually got the story out of them and then rushed her to the hospital. the bullet caused three wounds in the little girl's legs because of the way that she was sitting. we are told that it entered into her thigh and exited out of her calf. now back out here live, southwest detectives, a number of people are still being interviewed. we are told by authorities here that they are expecting to charge the grandmother in this case and possible, that the father could be charged as well. we're reporting live in west philadelphia, annie mccormack for channel six "action news". >> thank you. man is injured during an early morning home invasion in philadelphia's point breeze section. police say three masked men forced their way in this house

in the 2100 block of oakford street at 6:15 a.m. they shot a 31 year-old woman in the leg and 35 year-old man in the back of the head. both were taken to penn presbyterian. we don't yet know their conditions. it is unclear if anything was taken from the home. no arrests have been made. short time ago we have learn identities of the two people found shot to death on i-95 in bucks county last night. investigators say that they now believe this is a case of murder/suicide. deceased three two-year old maria chew lynn chew and 60 year-old david chew lynn chew from philadelphia at 5:30 police were called to 95 in bensalem on reports of the woman on foot running against traffic. officers quickly responded and upon arrival, they heard what sound like two gunshots. that is when bodies were discovered, next to each other and gun in the man's hand. fifty-eight year-old man is in custody accused of stabbing a 57 year-old man in the spring garden section of philadelphia. investigators say victim was getting grocery from his his

car but his assailant approached and began arguing. suspect then stabbed victim twice in the chest. officers nearby arrested the suspect at the scene, victim remains hospitalized in critical condition. a man in his 60's is in stable condition after jumping out of the window to escape a house fire. the fire erupted around 11:00 on the 2,000 block of disston street in philadelphia 's rhawnhurst section. fire fighters encountered heavy smoke that took them 20 minutes to get this blaze under control. a police officer was also injured, the officer was directing traffic near the fire, when he was struck by an elderly driver. the officer is also in stable condition. all right. moving on to the accu weather forecast it was a few degrees cooler but great day to get outside for fresh air. >> that is true meteorologist melissa magee joins us with the accu weather forecast. >> sarah and walter temperatures were cooler then they were yesterday but despite that it was comfortable across the region. we did have blustery winds,

peak wind gustness atlantic city 28 miles an hour, 25 miles an hour wind gusts for wilmington and allentown, philadelphia coming in at 24 miles an hour same thing in red to go day. despite those winds from the northwest temperatures seasonal across the region, high in philadelphia, 53, right now 48 in the city, 41 in allentown, freezing at poconos in at 32. down in cape may 49. upper 40's in dover. satellite six with action radar showing you a dry area, and high pressure dominate to go our south but a few cloud are moving across portions of new england as that area of row pressure is departing. so if you had are traveling back home after enjoying the thanksgiving holiday, we are experiencing some delays at newark and laguardia and new york city because of the wind as we are picking up blustery winds from the northwest, however, further south we will have a glean light at philadelphia international. we will look ahead cooler tonight and still breezy but we will be in store for a

warming trend. temperatures in the 60's in the middle half of the week but we are track something rain by the end of the workweek we will take a closer look at that with the full and exclusive accu weather forecast, back to you guys at the news desk thanks, melissa. well, eagles are now on fire, it is official, they are 10-one. >> dominate to go day, jeff skversky, unbelievable. >> it is getting to be out of control, even guys are surprised this team is fun to watch. >> yes. >> eighty-four-points combined , that has been win total over the last three weeks. so much for this being a bear trap not enclose, eagles blow out bears up 24 to nothing by half time, eagles continue one of the best teams, they have won nine straight and yet they are nfl best 10-one. hey coach what play do you want to run with the bears? how about this good call, first quarter, wentz to zach ertz, first eag toll this year to catch a hundred yard, and

don't forget to take those picks. the eagles scored most points including 54 straight, since half time last sunday, wentz to alshon jeffery into the half and they are incoming everyone over in their way. eagles strike another big win. second half they runaway, jay ajayi, he fumble is here, and nelson agholor recovered in the end zone for touchdown, everything going their way, eagles are electric they win their ninth straight, 31-three best record in the nfl, another great day by their mvp candidate quarterback. >> this is just carson being carson and the things that we saw in him, you know, looking at him before the draft or the things we're starting to see now and he is such a competitor and and his will, his determination to make things right and the way that he can elevate the play around

him meaning the guys around him, it is just incredible. >> we will hear from carson wentz coming up in 30 minutes. now eagles they can clinch the nfc east as early as thursday if dallas lose that is game to the redskins but everything is going their way right now. >> happy eagles fans, for sure thanks, jeff. exciting time to be an eagles fan, "action news" reporter christie ileto joins us live from south philadelphia where the team has beat the bears, hey there, christie. >> reporter: hey there, sarah how could you not be excited fan their ninth consecutive win, best record in the league and some fans we spoke with said they can't remember last time their team was 10-one. >> it is unbelievable, i have been following them forever. >> how exciting was this win. >> wow, wow. >> carson wentz, he almost got a touchdown but he slid and went for 13-yard. >> flipping in the end zone that agholor had that was beautiful.

>> when was last time we had 10-one record. >> were you alive? were you alive. >> this is it. >> e-a-g-l-e-s eagles. >> i think it will happen this year, super bowl. >> reporter: it has been a while since we have had a winning team here, right. >> yes. >> reporter: it has been a great season. >> yes, we can always hope, i think we will have a winning season but i don't know how far we will go, we will see what happens. >> reporter: definitely see, you can see with all these excited fans they are already talking about post season hopes and way eagles are playing that is not going to be out of reach. live, christie ileto channel six "action news", walter and sarah. >> thank you. at eagles were getting ready to take on the bears this afternoon for fourth year in the row some eagles fans were tailgating for a good cause, it was annual turkey day tailgate to benefit big brothers and big sisters. organizers set up in the parking lot of the holiday inn on packer avenue.

they served classic tailgate fare and few thanksgiving inspired dishes. tailgaters were asked to donate books. much more to come, a big change in the changing of the guard, outside buckingham palace in london. president george hw bush is celebrating a milestone, what he has achieved that none of his predecessors in the white house can brag about. michigan congressman john conyors makes a decision about his role on the judiciary committee amid sexual assault allegations.

john conyors says he is stepping aside as top democrat on the house judiciary committee. it comes amid a congressional investigation into allegations that he sexually harassed female staff members n a statement the 88 year-old conyors said he denies allegations and would like to keep his leadership role on the committee but conyors add he quote cannot in good conscious, allow the charges to be undue distraction to how his collogues as the investigation continues. meanwhile minnesota's senator al franken says he will return to work tomorrow. franken finally broke his silence after being swept up in a nationwide tide of sexual harassment allegations. franken says he feels embarrassed and ashamed but looks forward to returning to work on monday to gradually regain trust of voters. four women have come forward accusing him of misconduct. three of them said franken grabbed their back sides while taking photos at campaign events. all of these latest developments come as president

trump is once again showing support for embattled alabama senate candidate roy moore. abc's chuck severson has details. >> reporter: president trump flying back sunday to washington an cities political elite that is consumed with the politics of sexual harassment. trump siding with the embattled republican nominee in the alabama senate race roy moore who has been accused of sexually molesting under age girls when he was in his 30's, charges he denies. scandal propelled democrat in the race doug jones into the lead. the president tweeting last thing we need in alabama and u.s. senate is a schumer/ pelosi puppet. jones would be a disaster. senator tim scott not the only republican sunday who disagrees with the president. >> republicans verse democrat, this is about the character of our country. >> reporter: on the democratic side minnesota senator al franken broke his silence sunday amid accusations by four women of improper touching telling minnesota public radio this whole thing

has been, you know, embarrassing. >> reporter: franken says he will not resign and willful i cooperate with a senate ethics investigation into his behavior. on the house side, 88 year-old michigan representative john conyors stepped aside as top democrat on the house judiciary committee while congress investigates allegations that he sexually harassed female staff members. the top house democrat initially defended conyors sunday morning. >> john conyors is an icon in our country. later nancy pelosi released a statement that an individual's legacy is not a license for her race. chuck severson, abc news, new york. news man charlie rose, who was fired by cbs and pbs last week in the wake of sexual misconduct allegations has had accolade from two universities rescinded. arizona's walter concrete school of journalism and mass communication gave roseanne award for journalism excellence in 2015. but revoked it on friday.

school's dean said that the allegations about rose were too egregious to ignore. he hopes to send a message that sexual misconduct would not be tolerated. university of kansas also revoke the award it presented rose just last spring. actress and singer nya riveria was arrested in west virginia. the glee star was arraigned on domestic battery charges just after midnight. riveria's husband anchor ryan dorsey says she hit him in the head and lips while they were taking their three-year old son for a walk. riveria filed for divorce in 2016 but the couple called off their separation last month. the judge released riveria on bond. former presidents george h w bush has reached another milestone. as of yesterday he is now longest living president ever, at the age of 93 years and 166 days. the forty-first president surpassed gerald ford who lived to be 93 years and 165 days according to a political

newsletter that first reported the news. former president jimmy carter is not far behind at the age of 93 and 55 days. for the first time in 357 years royal navy sailors finally took part in the changing of the guard ceremony outside of buckingham pal ace. thousands of tourist gathered outside palas gates, changing of the guard has long been extremely popular with visitors to the british capitol. security has been up over past year or so out of concern over potential terror attacks. this tradition dates back to 1660. looking ahead to a warm up in the wet they are week, meteorologist melissa magee has details still ahead. bright, sunny day to hit the ice, we will tell you which popular skating rink has opened for the season. next up battle for best ginger bread house. really?

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it was a train lover's dream come true at museum of american history in deptford new jersey. on display were toy trains from the 1930's through the 1950's, where even races involving lionel, marks and american flyer engines are two diverse platforms they were complete vintage built ins from the 1950's. it is beginning to look a lot like christmas every where you go, that includes right here at peddler's village in lahaska bucks county where quaint shopping destination is exhibiting more than 50 elaborate red creation from his iconic philadelphia

buildings to reproductions of movie sets. holiday display lasts until january 6th, and admission is free. winter fest is now underway, here's blue cross river rink at pence landing. ice rink opened this weekend. they enjoyed a spin around the rink on a warm, sunny november day, visitors can warm up at fire pit and enjoy holiday snacks and festive beverages this holiday season. what a place to go. time for a check of the forecast, beginning to look like christmas but not necessarily feeling like christmas. >> yes, that is very true for late november, temperatures are mild. even as we get in the first couple days of december, we will stay above average. but we will talk about the details we will show you picture outside sky six live, in hd, looking from temple university camera at center city sky rine and the sunset about a half an hour ago, about an hour ago i should say from now. so, conditions are starting to , clear out across the region. here's current picture sky six

live in hd from our ben franklin bridge we have a partly cloudy sky overhead. it is dry. despite the winds we had earlier today still comfortable outside in philadelphia, it is 48 degrees , 42 in reading and allentown. forty-one. beach haven in at 46. forty-seven down in dover. so, the winds were quite blustery earlier today. we had winds gusting to near 30 miles an hour in philadelphia they have calmed down a little bit. sustain wind speed in the city coming in at 12 miles an hour. ten in reading. sustain wind in dover in at 7 miles per hour. as we look at is what going on in the big picture satellite six with action radar showing you we have got dry conditions across the region, high pressure dominate go to our south but we have cloud moving across interior sections of new england that is area of low pressure departing our region but on the back side we are getting winds coming from the northwest. so as we go throughout the rest of tonight it is mostly clear, cooler then last night dropping down to 31 in

allentown. thirty-two in reading. thirty-three in lancaster. philadelphia will drop down to 36. thirty-nine the overnight low in cape may. fast forward into the day on monday where we are back to work after enjoying the holiday you look at this forecast 7:00 in the morning in at 38 degrees. as we get throughout the afternoon hours temperatures will respond nicely in the upper 40's, lower 50's, breezy , sunny, and seasonal as we get into monday afternoon. in fact warming trend will continue, early this week, future tracker six showing you by 11:30, noon, numbers on the i-95 corridor easily climbing in the 40's. max out in the lower 50's by days end and as we get into tuesday with high pressure in control, tap in the southwest wind flow so temperatures climbing up in the 50's and upper 40's to the north and west. so here's call from accu weather throughout the day on monday partly sunny, nice by the afternoon, still a breeze to contend with from time to time. otherwise 52 for the high

temperature in philadelphia, 50 for allentown and reading, 51 in lancaster, 53 for dover for the high. cape may coming in at 51. fifty at toms river. 54 degrees at the boardwalk. coming up we will take a closer look at the forecast because it is seasonal on monday but it gets even warmer as we get into tuesday and wednesday, we will talk about that and let you know how high numbers go for late november, with the accu weather forecast in the next half an hour. >> thank you in advance. >> i will take the thanks. >> thanks, melissa. >> much more to come tonight, the teenager making cup cakes to support her family while her mom battles cancer. people started their on line shopping a warning before you purchase anything this holiday season. we will take you to a local park that got tlc from community members.

it was a labor of love at parkins park in northeast philadelphia more than 60 volunteers, joined state representative, jared fallman for clean up initiative to spruce things up. it included some painting, improving the basketball court , soccer facilities and, of course, picking up and discarding any loose garbage. still ahead at 5:30 touching store of the young woman who received a card and flowers from her father five years after his death. aloft people are doing their holiday shopping on line , how to protect yourself from being a victim of ph issuing scams. big day for travelers we are talking about the big journey home after the long holiday weekend.

here are big stories following over the next half an hour. many holiday travelers are heading back home tonight we will show you how people are managing by air and rails at long thanksgiving weekend comes to a close. also remarkable progress that young autistic man from south jersey has made and program that helped him achieve it. also the eagles, putting in the work at the grid iron a look at action over at the linc, and rest of sports coming up in just a moment. but post thanksgiving rush

is on. 50 million americans are heading home today that means lots of traffic, on the roads, rails, airports, "action news" reporter bob brooks reports from philadelphia international airport. >> reporter: they were at baggage claim and happy to be home in the delaware veil. feel good to be home. >> yeah, yeah. it does. >> reporter: you have eagles gear on. >> go eagles. >> reporter: happy to be back in philadelphia yes, tired though. >> reporter: some of the millions of americans heading home, down at the airport you could see it was busy but spirits seemed pretty high, sounds like a terrific thanksgiving. how was it. >> unbelievably great. >> reporter: that sounds good, why? >> because we were all together, and the food was great, i think i'm happy to be back. >> the weather. >> reporter: now back to south beach, um. >> back to south beach and i dry sun. >> reporter: this thanksgiving holiday was project to be top five busiest travel holidays on record. look around, around 2 million philadelphians, delaware

resident and number answer combined traveling more than 50 miles other more and it is a bitter sweet travel day. but with the holiday season just kicking off there is a lot to look forward to. >> it is hard to see him go send him back. >> yes, very hard, but he will be back in three weeks and he gets to spend a month with us. we're excited. >> reporter: it sounds like the thanksgiving holiday might have been a little bit too much fun for some. >> i need r and r, vacation from the vacation, right. >> yes. >> a few minutes off before we get back. >> tired though, exhausted. >> reporter: sounds like you and other people need a vacation from thanksgiving. >> yes, i do. i'm going to sleep for 24 hours. >> reporter: we hope everyone gets the rest that they need, after the great holiday that it sounds like everybody had. we hope everyone has a safe travel. reporting from the airport bob brooks, channel six "action news". with that said it has been a busy day at 30th street station. amtrak added extra service for weekend and they said up 750,000 passengers or more.

300,000 are expected to travel the northeast corridor alone. thanksgiving holiday weekend is amtrak's busiest period of the year. travelers had good weather today to get where ever they were trying to go. >> yeah, i mean plenty of sunshine, little bit windy but no major complaints here on the air or on the road, today, guys. we will show you is what going on outside. sky six live in hd from our city hall camera. you can see christmas tree all lit up with holiday lights and a lot of folks enjoying is what left of their holiday weekend. here's current picture sky live 6hd looking at pence land thong sunday night. we have partly cloudy skies despite milder conditions this time of the year. folks are bundled up with extra layers out on the blue cross river rink right now. looking at current numbers in philadelphia after a high of 53. forty-eight in the city. dew point at 24. air's dry. winds out of the west northwest at 12 miles an hour. pressure 30.02. as we get into the day

tomorrow we have comfortable day. 8:00 o'clock in the morning chilly, bright and sunny, high temperature at 39. as we go throughout the rest of the day temperatures will be in the upper 40's and eventually seasonal by the afternoon with numbers in the lower 50's by day's end. as we look at the current numbers north and west of town chill any lake harmony, at freezing mark, 32 there. thirty-eight for slatington and kutztown, 40 in the media, over at 42. center city in at 48. down in new jersey vineland 41 forty-four for glassboro and tuckahoe, 47 in cape may. upper 40's as well in dover. satellite six along with action radar showing you it is dry, quiet. we have high pressure situate todd our south and we are track something cloud across interior sections of new england an area that is departing from the back side of. that we weren't getting those wind from the northwest, they were blustery nearing 30 miles an hour in some spots. rest of tonight though mostly clear, cool, and we will drop

down to 31 in the suburbs. definitely a cooler night then last night and 36 degrees in philadelphia for the overnight low. if you are traveling back home after enjoying holiday we have you covered across the northeast, dry conditions, but cool, later on this evening, and as we get down across the southe really no weather- related issues across much of the eastern half of the u.s., dry in charlotte. same thing in atlanta, over in the great lakes we can see snow in canada close to toronto but chicago, detroit, cleveland we are high and dry with high pressure dominating unsettled weather right now, across the western half of the u.s. so here's the setup for tomorrow. lots of sunshine. it will be breeze which this barrel of high pressure in control, seasonal by afternoon , high temperature in at 52 degrees. as we get into tuesday high pressure stays in control but moves further east so return flow out of the southwest. fifty-seven, so a milder day we're tracking a cold front as we get into tuesday and wednesday but precipitation

with that front ride up to the north meaning tuesday even into wednesday we are well above average and what we can expect for november. the exclusive accu weather seven day forecast shows it breezy, seasonal tomorrow. high up to 52. mild for november on tuesday at 57, and even warmer as we get into wednesday, the high temperature of 62. we will fix that typo in the next hour. evern warmer. sunshine and freezing included on thursday, high of 56. period of rain that we're tracking as we get into friday with a high temperature of 50 's. weather that we're tracking is friday, we will clear out into saturday and then plenty of sunshine in at 50, even for first weekend in december we are still above average temperatures in the 50's, guys >> norwegian audience. >> yes, evern warmer. >> i'll fix it for you. police in philadelphia, are questioning a woman after her 30 year-old boyfriend was shot in the cities mayfair

section overnight. investigators say the couple was driving near intersection of the wellington avenue and glennoch street at 2:30 this morning when they notice aid car with two men following them. they pulled over. woman's boyfriend got out and approached the men. police say one of the men then shot the victim three times. suspect then ran away. victim remains in critical condition at aria torresdale n word yet on a possible motive for the shooting. a man has been critically injured after a shooting in the logan section of the city. police were called to the 4800 block of north 15th street at 11:30 last night. they found a chevrolet still running with bullet holes and passenger door opened. a 31 year-old man was found a block away, shot repeatedly. he was taken to einstein medical center for surgery. no word yet on a motive behind this shooting as well. a hazmat crew had to be called in after a car crash in burlington county, new jersey. police say a woman in her 30's lost control of her car around 2:30 this morning on route 130 near 10bee chase drive-in delran.

fire hit two utility poles which then crashed down. fluid from the transformers attached to those poles began to leak out. hazmat crew was called to clean up the chemicals. the drivers suffered minor injuries. tomorrow is cyber monday and a lot of us will be going on line in search of holiday deals. but before you purchase something beware, recent study found 40 percent of americans had been victims of on line ph issuing and that is not all you need to worry b here's abc 's good i. beninterestes. >> we are inside a coffee shop with a group of young people hoff no idea that some of them are about to be hack here's y just this september a massive breach made headlines. >> one of the biggest on you the breaks ever. >> hackers somehow introduced 50 malicious apps, fake app that is mirror the real thing into the google play store, and then millions of unsuspecting android users down loaded bad apps, a total of 4.2 million times, one of

them disguised as a seemingly simple app called lovely wallpaper. you don't realize it is a fake >> you down load a nasty version of mine craft for example you think it seems to work but in the background the attacker are able to access your information. >> reporter: james line is cyber security expert at a global security firm and he has given android phones all five volunteers as part of the demonstration we told them to use the phones as they normally would. what they don't know is that james has installed a malicious app on the phones. now watch what the group sitting in another part of the coffee shop. >> we can retrieve the text messages. >> there it is. >> hey, it is me, stunning. there is a little emoji. >> reporter: next james triggers one of their cameras. >> he will have no idea that the camera just activated and there is a photo of one of our users. >> all right, guys. >> reporter: it turns out everyone of our volunteers has

signed into their social media accounts. >> did anyone notice anything strange happening on your phones. >> not realizing that james had stolen all of their pass word. the person who should have noticed something going on was you. >> while you were on the phone thinks a selfie cam. >> that is so scary. >> reporter: we decided to up anti with one of the students taking him outside, he had no idea that inside the coffee shop. >> tracking him now, exactly where he is. >> reporter: james was live streaming his camera and pinpointing his location. >> he has access right new to this. >> my goodness. >> reporter: james could control his text messages. >> what is this? >> hey can you send me your pass word. >> you didn't type that. >> no. >> it says did you. >> yes. >> reporter: james says someone doesn't even have to be on their even if to be hacked, even when you were not using the phone we still got a picture of you. >> oh, my god, how.

the phone was just sitting there on the table looking right up at you. >> reporter: experts say the danger is far greater then just a stolen selfie. >> once a cyber criminals into your phone they can access your user name, pass words, your credit cards, basically to be able to profit from your device without you ever knowing. >> gio benites reporting. amazon is making it easier find kindlee readers, fire tablets as i begin your holiday shopping. they have opened more than a dozen book stores, and its products can be found in 10 kohl's department stores across the country. on line giant has opened up small shops, in several malls, meanwhile amazon is selling many gadgets at 100 whole food stores across nation. amazon took over whole food this past summer. still to come on "action news" jeff skversky has more on the eagles big win yet another one at the linc. a young man with autism from voorhees talks about the program that change his life. next we will take to you a

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perfect performance bite bird today. eagles, strike first against bears, carson wentz to zach ertz wide opened. ertz first eagle to catch a 100-yard. are you getting this? it looks great on holiday card second quarter third and nine wentz wagon can spin what a move. 16-yard, and for an eagles, first down, it lead to this, wentz, for nelson agholor, 14 to nothing eagles. they have scored most points in the nfl including 54 straight since last half time sunday and doug peeledder sonnies pumping that fist. lagarrette blount leaps over the team for 22-yard. everythings going their way. final second of the half five seconds left alshon jeffery touchdown 24 to nothing eagles at the half. they are knocking everybody in their way over including the bears. thirty-one-three the final today. eagles yes they are electricity, they won nine in a row. they are 10-one.

best record in football. >> i mean it feels good. you know one of those things every week kind of like you said, we just come in, ready to work, ready to work. it doesn't matter hot opponent is or what their record is it never matters. it is like we will get better each day and come out and just enjoy it on game day. we have playing with a lot of momentum, energy, swagger out there defense is playing unbelievable. we feed on that and they feed on us. it is a lot of fun right now. >> more on the eagles and their best start since the super bowl season of zero four tonight on sports sunday, at 11:35, brian westbrook will join us in the studio to give us insight, to play for a 10- one football team. eagles contact can clinch east if the redskins beat cowboys thursday but they have eyes on the top spot in the nfc as well. saints and rams, who were on their tail, are both playing one eras we speak. saints down by seven. watch out for atlanta falcons, super bowl runner up, runs up a third straight win

against tampa bay. julio jones, 253-yard receiving. thinks from mohammad, speedo, 34-20. they are, seven-four. eagles remain atop football, top the conference all alone, vikings and saints are on their tail, eagles have the longest winning streak in football with two big games on the road, coming up, including seattle, and the rams. well, everything is flying in the right direction for the eagles, it is not going so well for the flyers. they are ice cold heading in to tomorrow night with the penguins. flyers trying to figure it out in florida. flyers lost seven straight games for first time in 10 years. dropping in last place of the division. helping their cause flyers expected to have andrew mc donald back. he has been out for a month, taking a shot off his leg. >> when we are trying to generate things and end up cheating a little bit and give up more defensively. i think we have just get back to sticking to our defensive plan and capitalizing on our

chances. >> little mistakes are haunting us and costing us big time and little things that we have to learn from and just get better. >> maybe eagles can get some magic on the flyers. >> maybe carson wentz can play for the flyers he grew up in fargo, he might be able to play hockey too. >> thanks. quick break more "action news" when we come right back.

now the story of how a young man with awe advertise from voorhees went from unable to communicate to happily sharing his own success stories. >> part of the progress happened in durant a social services organization, in mount laurel, that helped individual with special need like him, learn and grow. alycia vitarelli has this story. >> i like to swim. i did karate. i'm a very active person. i like playing games. i like hanging out with people doing fun stuff outside. >> reporter: when you ask andrew gaffany to tell but himself it is a long lines of things he loves which also includes being a member of the marching ban. >> i chose the trombone. it is fun instrument. >> reporter: hard to imagine now as a toddler andrew was completely non-verbal. >> he moved all of the speech

milestones from two on. there was no first word no meaningful language. i had a lot of confusion. he didn't really necessity thousand make sense of his world. >> reporter: when he was three and a half they started is what known as analysis therapy where andrew was reward for correct responses. >> i will never forget first time he asked a request, and, it was when i was on the floor with him playing and he said where is the seat belt? he was, sitting there playing with the little toy bus. >> reporter: they started working with the team at durant, and so impressed and inspired by the son's success she started working there. >> it is such a wonderful feeling being able to give back this way, at this stage of the game where we can give some hope. >> reporter: hope is something that they know a thing or two about, she remembers what her mother said when they started this journey. >> you are going to do everything, thaw do step by

step. >> reporter: and they did as she looks down from the top, perspective. >> be happy with what your own child is capable of, love them , be patient with them and i will say always have that hope because there is always hope. >> reporter: everyone of andrew's word is a success story. >> i think they will look at me and say, wow, that is pretty awesome. >> what a great story. that was alycia vitarelli reporting, of course. andrew's mom wants every parent with the child with awe advertise tomorrow know, know this, trust your guts, be your own advocate and join community groups. social says is key and tap into school resources. andrew's advice always treat people you really like and love with care. cancer patient in oklahoma is struggle telling pay her bills so with 16 year-old is helping out by using her baking skills. sixteen year-old tyler mclane has made and sold more than 500 cup cakes since march, it is all to help her mom felicia was diagnosed with breast cancer. she hats been unable to work and forced to move the family

from their three bedroom home into an apartment. tyler's cup cake business is family's only source of income , even the may of tulsa heard another business, and put it, in -- heard about this business and put in an order. >> he told me how he was doing what i was doing and telling me that i just to have keep doing what i'm doing. >> later this week tyler's mother will undergo surgery. doctors say she cannot go back to work until at least january so tyler will continue to bake and said she may make a future out of it. a young woman from tennessee recently received a last card and bouquet of flowers she will ever receive from her father. bailey's mother died five years ago when she was 16. he arranged to send her flowers and card every year until she turned 21. she said it is bitter sweet but every word touches her heart. >> my last love letter to you until we meet again. i don't want to you shed

another tear for me. it is a cold feeling, and happy feeling at the same time >> the arrangements were made with a local flower shop. bailey says she hopes her story encouraging everyone to never take your loved won for granted.

this been cot survived a wild ride, thanksgiving morning, a woman driving to work when she hit something, she wasn't sure what happened or what it was but says she stopped instead of keeping on going. 50 miles late sheer pulled in the, parking lot to discover a bobcat lodged in the grill of her prius. director of richmond animal care and control and her dad were able to get the cat out, and tonight we're told bobcat is expected to fully recover. >> that is good news. thanks for joining us, coming up on "action news" at six we will continue to follow developing news out of philadelphia's kingsessing section, latest on the shooting involving a three-year old girl. local bride was rushed to the hospital on her wedding day with an allergic reaction,

it is a due over so she had to leave for a reception before cutting the cake and then thanks to generous vendors she will get what she wanted. "action news" is next.

"action news", delaware valley 's leading news program with meteorologist melissa magee, jeff skversky, sarah bloomquist and walter perez. sunday night, in the news chilly day will give way to un seasonably warm temperatures for this workweek. also, eagles turn in another, dominating performance with a huge win over bears we are live at the linc with fan reaction. but the big story on "action news" is developing right now, a three-year old girl is hospitalized after shooting herself with her father's gun. >> it happened this afternoon in the cities kingsessing section, "action news" reporter annie mccormack is live at southwest detectives with the details, annie. walter and sarah detectives here tell us that