searching for two drivers in a deadly hit and run. details on what led to the accident that killed a woman overnight. >> the cleanup continues from our first snowfall of the season. the plows were busy overnight to get roads, parking lots and sidewalks clear. >> plus, playoff home advantage could come down to this game. the eagles are preparing to face off in a very warm los angeles. meteorologist david murphy is in for chris sowers this morning. certainly not warm here. >> no. it's a definite cold start across the region. we do have blue skies and sunshine building and satellite right now showing you that not only is the snow and cloud cover long gone at this point, but that additional cloud cover out to the west is breaking up and having a hard time getting over the mountains. we wound up with 4.1 inches in philadelphia. wayne 4 inches. a few spots higher. ridley park up to 8 inches. valley forge 2 new jerseys and

lyndon wold, new jersey. we've reached it in dover, millville and at the airport in atlantic city. and over the next hours or so we should get everybody up above the freezing mark and that will get some melting under way. even the sunshine with below freezing temperatures can sometimes get that started. the winds have picked up to 14 miles per hour in philadelphia and that is giving us a wind chill making it feel like it's 21. bundle up if you're headed outside and look out for some icy patches below on the sidewalks and side streets. today we're going to get up to 41 for a high probably around 3:00 and then you can see how we dip this evening down to around the freezing mark by 8:00 or 9:00 that means anything that does manage to melt today and doesn't completely dry out in the breeze blowing could refreeze tonight. when i step inside we'll take a look at the exclusive

accuweather 7-day forecast. there's another cold shot coming in the middle of the week. >> philadelphia police are investigating a bizarre accident that has left a woman dead. the woman was a passenger when she was pushed out of the door. it happened just before 2:00 this morning. police say the woman tried to grab the door but fell out of the vehicle as it was moving and a black dodge challenger that was behind the truck hit the woman. police say the silver f-150 has ladder racks, a missing tailgate and a sticker on the rear window. they're looking for surveillance video in hopes of identifying the two drivers. police in delaware county believe black ice may have contributed to this accident overnight. a driver lost control in havertown at 12:30 this morning. the vehicle crashed into other cars that were kwating to make a turn. there were no jersey reporting. >> it didn't take long to find slippery roads and sidewalks. a major concern after our first

snowfall of the season. >> several inches or more fell on most of the region and today many people have the task of cleaning up. crews have been busy all night long clearing area roadways and parking lots. the action cam was at the springfield mall in delaware county overnight to ensure people don't have issues parking and walking around. trish hartman was in the suburbs taking a look at the first snowfall of the season. >> reporter: as the sun went down and the temperatures dropped, the snow started to stick to the roads in montgomery county. >> i traveled from hatfield all the way down here so the roads weren't that bad. >> getting there. it's starting to stick now but it's not too bad with all-wheel drive. >> reporter: these drivers didn't run into issues but they were anxious to get home for the night. >> reporter: they were on their way home from a christmas party. >> they've been keeping on the secondary roads.

it's been a little slippery. >> what's your favorite part about the snow? >> that i get to eat it. >> reporter: the snow removal crew will be working all weekend with more than a dozen protsz to clear. this kind of work doesn't usually come this early. >> i'm a landscaper by trade and as you can see the back of the truck is filled with leaves. >> reporter: a kids' paradise on a snowy day. >> it's crazy, and it's fun. >> reporter: it's not everyone's cup of tea. >> if i would be inside with hot chocolate, yes. about when you have kids have you to be out. >> reporter: montgomery county is under a code blue until 9:00 a.m. monday, meaning these cold conditions can be dangerous or deadly for anyone without shelter. if you see someone who does need shelter you can contact the homeless street outreach team. we have posted that information

at 6abc.com. trish hartman p channel 6 action news. >> the jersey shore got its fair share of the snow from the first storm of the season. cape may county last night as the workers cleared the parking lot. far nately it was a light coating at the time. and workers were ms busy cleaning the streets and sidewalks in wilmington, delaware. they saw several inches. >> the snow has added extra holiday magic to the christmas villa age in center city. people stayed bundled and took pictures by the tree. some of those visitors the snow added a little something extra to the decorations and the spirit of the attraction. >> it's really pretty. with all of the light bulbs on the snow on the light bulbs it's really cool. >> i wasn't feeling christmas

but after looking at the city and looking at the all the skyscrapers it's awesome. >> and with the snow falling it's perfect. >> magical. >> it's a nice word for it. workers at dilworth park were out shoveling to ensmur everybody has a festive and safe visit. a nail biter of a football game. fans cleared off their cars after the army and navy game. by the way, army won this year edging out navy by just a point. and these are just a few of the photos and videos viewers have been sending in today from the first snowfall of the season. we want to see your pets, kids and much more. you can share your photos on facebook, twitter and instagram or email us at

jointheaction@6abc.com. >> this one pits jared goff. the number one pick in the draft against number two pick carson wentz. both teams have a lot on the line for this game. the rams are battling the seahawks for the nfc west title. kick-off is at 4:25 this afternoon. >> this one is going to be a nailbiter. >> time now 9:07. with the holiday season comes plenty of goodies, if you want to avoid adding extra pounds, we have some advice turning those dishes healthier. >> baby strollers put to the test. we'll let you know which ones made the grade. >> parts of the south are hoping

to thaw out soon after nearly a foot of snow fell in some areas that barely see the white stuff at all. now we'll look live at sky 6hd benjamin franklin parkway. parts of the south are

reeling from a rare snowstorm this weekend. in atlanta, 8-12 inches of snow fell yesterday. they are dealing with a new

problem this morning, ice from melting snow. thousands of people are trying to stay warm due to downed power lines. the high is expected to reach 42 degrees. parts of the yellow hammer state saw up to 8 inches of snow. southerners aren't accustomed to winter weather and towns aren't equipped to handle snow removal but the warmer temperatures will help melt it away sfwl we're going to warm up a little bit this afternoon. >> that side street in atlanta looked worse than some of our streets. there are some streets that did pick up snow coverage and sidewalks too and we're still in the process of trying to melt that away. places that were treated like center city looking fine. sky 6 right now showing the christmas tree and all of the roads dry. once you get out into the suburbs you might have eye little bit more of a problem. satellite the wide view showing you how the snow the long gone. it wrapped up by 11:00 to

midnight across much of the reason. now you see some cloud cover overnight that's really evaporating and this stuff trying to get at us from the west looks like it has a tendency to fall apart. we're going for mostly sunny skies today. it's still cold, 30 degrees in trenton, still below freezing in philadelphia and with these numbers once the sun gets working on that snow, even though the air temperature is below freezing you can start to see some melting in allentown 26 degrees a little harder with that cold temperature and 30 in reading. these numbers are going to come up above the freezing mark and we will wind up getting melting underway. wind chills are a problem. it feels like 22 in trenton, 21 in philadelphia, 21 in allentown and we expect winds to be 10-20 miles per hour as we go through the day. bundle up if you have plans to head out. 4.1 inches in philadelphia,

delaware county up to 4.9. trevose. and we had a little spots that had a little more snow added to the picture but in general this was a about a 3-6 inch snowfall. 4.8 in mount holly new jersey. cherry hill at an even 5. so that's about what you have to deal with on the ground. we are improving in a hurry. by 10:00 just over the freezing mark we're expecting a high of 41 degrees at 3:00. some melting i will point out that by the time we get to about 7:00 or 8:00 we do dip closer to the freezing mark and by 9:00 we're below freezing and that means that any streets that managed to melt today and didn't completely dry might freeze up again overnight and tomorrow morning you might be dealing with some of that. high temperatures not bad about 40 from allentown all the way

down to the shore in cape may. now tomorrow morning, monday morning at 5:00 in the morning i'll be on the air and it could be that i'll be tracking a couple of light quick moving snow showers or flurries. those should be gone and the majority of tomorrow looks dry and fairly sunny. tomorrow night in the overnight hours and in took and into tuesday morning there's more of a significant feature coming through we're going to get some rain showers in philadelphia at 5:00 a.m. there kwob another round of snow in the northern western suburbs it looks like it's here and gone quickly but perhaps a problem as we head into the tuesday rush hour. your exclusive forecast 41 degrees, tomorrow chilly 41 degrees late in the overnight and into early tuesday morning we've got that rain and snow shower possibility. then some sun coming back tuesday afternoon with a milder high of 46. hanukkah arriving at sundown.

wednesday is the day to keep your minds on. it's going to be 30 degrees wind chills in the teens and 20s. thursday still cold. 34 and night time snow possible probably not a lot but stick with us on that and clouds with some sun on friday 38 and saturday back up to 41 degrees. nydia? >> all right, david thank you. folks took advantage of the snow by getting out their sleds. this family had some fun in fair mont park. definitely a great day to get outside and enjoy. now to chester county little ones here enjoyed the snow too. the action cam caught this little guy taking a spin down his driveway. we'll be right back. welcome back on this sunday

morning. it is 9:17 only 31 degrees. can you believe on wednesday our high is going to be 30? get ready to bundle up. our first snowfall of the season

was yesterday. we are cleaning up this morning. in health check after a slow start in october, flu season in the united states is ramping up particularly in the south. the centers for disease control says the number of people with the flu is higher than usual for this time of year. five children have already died of complications and only about 40% of americans have gotten vaccinated. this year's vaccine isn't doing well at preventing flu cases, it can help prevent people from needing hospital care. >> air pollution is putting infants worldwide in danger of brain damage. 17 million babies on cross the planet can be harmed by polluted air. particles in pollution can damage brain tissue and impair cognitive development. the brain undergoes critical growth in the first three years of life and is vulnerable to even small doses of toxic

chemicals. >> 9:17 tis the season for holiday parties and one of the best parts is the food. >> and we all know what tastes good might not look good on the scale later. ali gorman shows you how to make holiday favorites just a tad belt healthier. >> reporter: the holidays are a time for family, friends and yes food. but sometimes holiday favorites can get the best of your waistline. candied yams are one of the biggest offenders. skipping the marshmallows and brown sugar. >> roast the yams and add your own spices like cinnamon, nutmeg, cloves to lighten up the dish and maintain the nutrient value. >> reporter: green bean casserole is also a holiday classic, but it's also classically heavy in calories. again, there's a way to lighten

the load. >> you can also use lower fat milk to make the cream sauce. you can use roasted onions or you can road the green beans with pearl onions and skip the cream sauce. >> head towards vegetable trays it's a good place to start. >> if you're going to cut up vegetables and bring a dip to the party, consider something like hummus or guacamole where you're going get some nutrients. fiber, healthy fats to pair with your vegetables. >> reporter: she also says keep tabbing on what you're drinking as well. holiday drinks, he special i. egg nog. >> pigs in a blanket which is basically processed meet wrapped in a pastry.

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board this morning showing you the snow is long gone, cloud cover gone with it and this additional cloud cover out to the west really having a hard time getting over the mountains as the air comes oun r over the mountains it down slopes and it tends to dry it out. despite the cloud cover you see in person pennsylvania western pennsylvania we're going to maintain sunny skies. the temperature still cold at 31 degrees if philadelphia. 26 in trenton and allentown. the wind chills making it feel like the low 20s. lancaster actually a wind chill of 16 right now. bundle up, gloves, hats and all that extra stuff as you're heading out. we are going to be breezy today with a 10-20 mile per hour wind but a high of 41 degrees probably at about 3:00 so we'll get some melting with the sun and the breeze and those temperatures above freezing.

i will caution you about 8:00, 9:00 we're going to dip below freezing and we could have a refreeze of anything that doesn't completely dry. >> okay david, thank you. choosing a stroller can be stressful for new parents. wire cutting has unveiled its top >> reporter: stroller after stroller, the options seem endless. wire cutter, a website that advises on products out with a buyer's guide this morning to help parents sort through the mayhem. >> it can be overwhelming with that many out there that's why it's important for us to figure out what's the most important thing for parents and find the best one. >> reporter: once wire cutter narrowed it down to nine

strollers, a writer walked more than 100 miles with the finalist traversing city terrain, tackling stairs. also lugging along in cars and planes. and then the baby gear gountlet. this obstacle course. how they did it with a help of pint-sized passengers nico and andy. but as parents know, the ultimate test when it comes to strollers, collapsing them. i give wire cutter's top three a try. we start with the runner up, the britax agile currently $189 on amazon. >> got to use mom's strength here. here we go. did it. >> reporter: then the first-place finisher, the city mini listed now at $221 on

amazon. >> everything you need for a little one. here we go. that's amazing. >> reporter: and if parents want a premium upgrade, the alpha baby cruise at $500. >> all right. there we go. >> reporter: before you make the being stroller buy, wire cutter says don't forget your kid is going t grow. >> it should be able to carry a child from when they're a new born to a toddler. >> reporter: helpful hints to stroll your toddlers across the finish line. >> one of the most important things you'll buy as a new parent. mcdonald's is making it easier for you to enjoy a quick, cheap snack. mcdonald's dumped the original dollar menu after complaints it was eating into profits. the new dollar menu returns next

month. the case of oreo's mystery flavor has been solved. it's fruity pebbles cereal. the cookies hit shelves back in october. the company received thousands of entries from folks hoping to crack the case. the $50,000 grand prize will be awarded to one lucky winner next week. that's what i call easy money. >> i don't know about that. >> i would think it would be really good. >> there's more to come on sunday morning edition of action news. >> hoping to capture that magic moment. >> in his weekly address president trump goes after cities that offer shelter to immigrants. >> plus meteorologist david murphy will be back when action news continues. a man is rushed to the

hospital after he is stabbed several times. police are now looking for a suspect. >> also ahead, digging out. the city of philadelphia now

covered in snow after our first winter storm of the season. >> plus, it is a cold wake-up call to get ready for even colder air to move in. meteorologist david murphy is in for chris sowers with the accuweather details. >> it is real cold out there. we are going to get better as we go a little later into the morning and afternoon. a little breezy out there. as we take a look at satellite, the cloud cover has really dispersed as the snow has moved away and at midnight the last of the snow flakes and this additional cloud cover . it's still just 26 in allentown. you look at these numbers obviously it's a good morning to grab the coat and the hat and a pretty decent coat as you head outside. there is a breeze there will be building to 10-20 miles per hour and it's got wind chills making it feel like it's 22 in allentown, 22 in trenton, 21 in

allen ton and in philadelphia, 22 wind chill in wilmington and it feels like 25 in millville. added reasons to bundle up as you head out. we are going to see temperatures improve. we are going for a high of 41 probably at about 2:30 or 3:00 this afternoon. so you'll have sunshine, you'll have temperatures above freezing for several hours this afternoon in particular and we will melt some of that snow off of the pavement where it is onlily partially cleared and maybe off some of those side streets as well. i will caution you we're going to drop down below freezing by about 9:00 or so tonight and that means anything that has melted and is wet and hasn't dried out in that breeze, has a tendency or a chance to refreeze overnight. we are looking at a real cool-down on wednesday. i'll have that for you coming up. >> i'm scared of it. thanks, david. as david mentioned, snow is still on the ground this morning

throughout the delaware valley and especially on a lot of secondary streets. last night the sun went down and yes, so did the temperatures causing slippery conditions on many roads. the drivers we talked to say they managed to get where they needed to go by slowing down and the early snow gave people an early start. >> i'm a landscaper by trade and most of us are still doing leaf cleanup. as you can see the back of the truck is filled with leaves. >> children weren't worried about leaves. they spent much of the night sledding. their only regret the snow didn't fall on a school day. >> time now 9:32 and the snow was a bit late to start but when it did it began to fall and came at a steady pace. it was picture-esque. despite the snowfall people got out and about. we came across one little girl who had fun throwing a snowball at her dad.

annie mccormick checking out the snowfall across the city. >> reporter: this is what travelers saw on 76, snow falling on the expressway. but it didn't stop people from traveling into center city. >> we love it. we wanted to come because it was snowing and they're all here because of me. i wanted to see the christmas village. >> reporter: the first snowfall of the season is adding a little extra something, depending on who you ask. >> just makes it more romantic i guess. >> literally feeling christmas but after looking at the city and skyscrapers it's just awesome. >> and with the snow falling it's perfect. >> magical. >> one of the maj attractions at city hall is drawing more crowds to snap family photos. >> it's really pretty. the light bulbs on the snow really cool. >> beautiful now especially on the ground the sidewalk we're also seeing the first slush of

the season. working to keep up with clearing it away. as for the city streets, the city streets department was getting prepared as early as yesterday having about 70 trucks that they are able to use. that includes plows. they have 50 tons of salt at their disposal. they wouldn't start salting until the snow did begin to fall. as for the city's code blue what that means is we have to look out for our homeless and also our pets. if you see somebody who is not doing that contact act philadelphia. we have their number on our website. that person could face a $500 fine. annie mccormick, channel 6 action news. >> and you can keep up with any changes to this wend's forecast on your phone or tablet. it's a free download for your mobile device. >> 9:34 on this sunday morning. police in south jersey say the

snow may be to blame for a collision. it happened near route 49 yesterday afternoon. one of the cars involved overturned on the slippery roads. all three people who were hurt in the crash were taken to the hospital with serious injuries. >> and police say the man who was stabbed repeatedly inside a west philadelphia home this morning knows his attacker. the action cam was at the scene when officers arrived they found a man in his 30s bleeding from at least three stab wounds in the neck and chest. officers drove him to penn presstarian where he was taken into surgery immediately. he is listed in critical condition at this hour. police recovered a knife not far from the house. they believe it is the weapon used. >> burlington police are looking for a person who shot a man in the head on a city street. the action cam was at the scene the intersection of third and rodney streets.

officers got a call about 6:00 in the morning a man was shot here. they found the victim lying on the street with a gunshot wound to the head. he is in critical condition. a man was shot dead while walking between two parked cars in northeast philadelphia overnight. the action cam was at the scene on the 1200 block on greevey street. police got a call that a man was lying on the ground. they found the man had been shot several times. a neighbor said she did not hear gunfire but did hear an argument. investigators have not indicated if they have any moetive or a suspect. >> >> florida police have released video showing a man confronting a broward sheriff's office deputy in lauderdale lakes. they ordered pierre to let go of

the officer, he refused and the officer opened fire killing him. the family said the officer should not have used deadly force against him. they said he had mental problems after suffering a stroke. >> voters in alabama will go to the polls this tuesday for a special election for a hotly contested senate seat. and beginning today the campaign will use a robo call featuring trump. he is facing allegations of sexual misconduct from several women. democratic candidate is calling for alabama voters to reject moore. meanwhile protests overshadowed a visit by president trump to dwo new museums celebrating the civil rights movement. he attended the museums in jackson, mississippi. some of the icons who were to be honored boycotted the event.

john lewis declined to attend. outside protesters greeted the president with these signs. >> the civil rights museum records the oppression, cruelty and injustice inflicted on the african-american community. >> the naacp also declined to appear vowing to hold another celebration without the president at another time. >> president trump used his weekly address to criticize so-called sanctuary cities such as philadelphia. the city shelters people living in the country by refusing to help the federal government enforce immigration laws. the president has tried to get the cities to comply. trump has contributed crime in sanctuary cities to the illegal immigrants. >> no american should be separated from their loved ones because of preventable crime

committed by those illegally in our country. our cities should be sanctuaries for americans, not for criminal aliens. >> president trump went on to criticize congressional democrats for demanding protection for undocumented i am grants as children as part of the year-end deal to fund the government. >> there's more to come on this sunday edition of action news. you could see these high-tech semis on the road soon. plus a grim warning from the governor of california. what he says about the wildfires that have been burning out of control. now we're taking a look at the christopher columbus memorial at penn's landing. it is frigid out there. david murphy will have your exclusive accuweather forecast when we return. stay with us.

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jerry brown says that drought and climate change mean the state faces a new reality in which wildfires will continue to threaten the state. current wildfires could still be burning on christmas day. the fires have been blamed for at least one death and have destroyed hundreds of homes and businesses. >> what can you say? you leave your house and your belongings and people lose their animals. it is a horror. >> ten states are helping in the firefighting efforts trying to bring the blazes under control. >> turning to the local weather talking about extremes, we're dealing with snow and ice. >> there is some ice that has formed overnight. below freezing temperatures still persisting right now. if you see something that looks wet on the roadways i would still slow down even if it's a main road but we do have temperatures that will be getting up above freezing and we'll get some melting going

before too much longer. you can see we're still in the shadows here but plenty of sunshine coming up over the horizon and everybody is going to enjoy that as we go through the morning and in through the majority of the afternoon. currently 26 degrees in allentown and 31 in philadelphia and 30 in wilmington. in millville, new jersey 32. in cape may 37 degrees. there's a bit of a breeze blowing around 10-20 miles per hour so that's another thing to keep in mind as you're dressing for the outdoors, coats, gloves, hats not a bad idea. you'll also need shades behind the wheel because of plenty of sunshine. this cloud cover having a hard time making it over the mountains. i do think we'll wind up mostly sunny throughout the day. in wayne 4 inches, a couple of isolated spots went higher and ridley park in delaware was one of them. we recorded 8 inches. valley forge just 2.8 and

lindenwold, new jersey about the low point. generally it was 3-6 inches across the region. today we went to 4.4 and this is yesterday -- 4.1. it's been at least four years since we got 1 inch of snow in december. this december not as tranquil. mostly sunny skies, chilly conditions. obviously there will be melting under way but pretty early this evening you'll be back below freezing and you'll be careful of anything that looks wet after into. in philadelphia mostly sunny skies overall today. chilly a high of 41 degrees. winds out of the west at 10-20 miles per hour adding to that cool feel. again meltding on some of those sidewalks that have been partially cleared you should be able to get the rest of the sidewalk melted with that sun today. overnight tonight a few clouds,

cold conditions. 25 in outlying suburbs not quite as breezy but again cold enough to cause that refreeze where we can't dry things out today. tomorrow morning on future tracker there could be a couple of light snow showers around i'll be here to track those for you. the majority of the day looks sunny and more clouds build in in the evening and overnight into early tuesday morning there is the chance of rain and snow showers. this is a new model run. the old runs had snow all the way down into northern bucks and rain into philadelphia. if this new run is correct most of us wouldn't have to worry about this. either way it looks like most of this stuff is a morning event and as we get into the afternoon we dry out. 6 r 41, today's high. lots of sunshine and look out for a refreeze tonight where things are melting. tomorrow chilly with another high of 41. sunshine through most of the day and overnight into tuesday morning there is that chance of a rain or snow shower

developing. as we get into tuesday afternoon, the precipitation is ending. we've got sunshine, 46 degrees. a little milder. hanukkah arriving at sundown and wednesday that's the day to keep your mind on. brisk and colder on wednesday. a high of just 30, wind chills in the teens and 20s. on thursday still cold but not quite as brisk, 34 the high. at night there could be another snow shower or two, and friday clouds and sun, 38 on the cool side and a flurry is possible on friday. and on the weekend saturday getting a little bit better. sunshine a few clouds 41 degrees the high and by sunday of next week we may be climbing into the mid to upper 40s the way things are looking now. don't have to deal with this forever. it's going to get better. >> i'm scared of wednesday. >> it's going to be chilly. >> thanks so much. the spirit of christmas floats on the delaware river last night. boats floated by the crowd as the independence sea port

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warm los angeles where they will face the rams later this afternoon. >> the outcome of this game could have some big implications on the playoffs, particularly for the birds. >> here's jamie apody with all your sports. >> joel embiid still not cleared to play back to back games but given the way the game ended it would have been nice to see what the sixers could have done against the cavs with their big man. simmonds down 6 at the half. third quarter lebron like a receiver, cannot stop him. 29 points, cavs up by 8. in the fourth, the sixers retake

the lead. and then watch simmonds showing off the spin, sixers up five. down the stretch here's that old combo james to dwayne wade for the jam. a concussion for the first time since september we'll have to see how the birds bounce back. carson wentz says they are resilient. >> we all hate to lose around here. that's kind of always been a thing with us. i think we'll always had the same focus, the same energy, same kind of passion every day. at the end of the day last sunday we got beat. but i think we'll all respond in the right way. >> there is nothing quite like it. the 118th meeting of army and navy one of sports best rivalries. at the lincoln the snow.

a 14-13 lead but a chance for a game-winning field goal but first they have to clear a spot for the kicker. 48 yards and wide left. army beats navy for the second straight year the first time they've done that in two decades. braden halladay committed to pitch for penn state starting in 2019. imagine how proud his dad would be. in hershey how about a state championship in the snow? the quarterback is headed to notre dame he was too tough. 41-21. college hoops later today villanova takes on lasalle and the sixers take on the pal cans. go birds. >> santas were on the run in the bitter cold through the streets of philadelphia this weekend. this is part of a 20-year

tradition that raises money for local charities. this year the running of the santas began at the electric factory. they ran about three blocks as is the tradition. >> there is much more ahead on action news sunday morning. a casualty of the holidays. an elf on the shelf is on the mend after a mishap at home. >> it may be the most anticipated film of the entire year. what some are saying about the new film this morning. >> david murphy will have an exclusive accuweather forecast coming up after the break. good morning.

it's 10:00 a.m. on this sunday. gray is off. jeannette reyes joins us. in the news at this hour, searching for two drivers in a deadly hit and run. details in an accident that killed a woman overnight. >> the cleanup continues from our first snowfall of the season. the plows were busy overnight to get roads, parking lots and sidewalks clear. >> plus playoff home advantage could come down to this game. the eagles are preparing to face off against the rams in a very

warm los angeles. >> meteorologist david murphy is here with an exclusive look at your accuweather forecast all bundled up. >> lots of sunshine but there's snow on the ground and temperatures right now are still pretty chilly. satellite shows you the snow is gone. in fact the clouds with it. some clouds having trouble making it over the mountains and i think we are going to maintain mostly sunny skies for the majority of the day. 33 degrees we have finally going above the freeze onmark in philadelphia. and in allentown and reading 32 degrees. 34 in millville. starting to melt some of that snow off the sidewalks and side streets where it did manage to stick in some spots last night. 13 mile per hour wind too and the winds are in general starting to pick up. we expect them to go about 10-20 mourpts on average today. so a little bit chilly and right now the wind chill making it feel like it's just 24 in philadelphia and allentown and not much better in wilmington and in mill vil. as we go through the afternoon we are expecting to get up to 41 degrees for the high. that will probably happen around

3:00. this model has 40. and we will get some melting with the sunshine and a little breeze might help dry off surfaces. but anything that doesn't dry off as soon as about 8:00 or 9:00 in philadelphia, sooner than that in the suburbs we could see a refreeze the temperatures is down to the freezing mark again. when i step inside we'll talk about another chance of just some light snow and rain in parts of the region. that's coming up late tomorrow night into tuesday morning an then nydia another cool-down for wednesday. it's all ahead in the accuweather 7-day. >> thank you. philadelphia police are investigating a bizarre accident that has left a woman dead. police say the woman was a passenger in a silver f150 when she was pishd -- pushed out of the door while it was moving. police say the woman tried to grab the door but fell out of the vehicle and a black dodge challenger that was behind the truck then hit the woman. police say the silver f150 has

ladder racks, a missing tailgate and a sticker on the rear window. >> slippery roads and sidewalks are a concern this morning after our first snowfall of the season. >> several inches or more fell on most of the region and today many people have the task of cleaning up. crews have been busy all night long clearing area roadways and parking lots. the action cam was in springfield mall delaware county to ensure people don't have any issues parking and walking around. bob brooks is out there how is it looking this morning? >> reporter: it looks great. i'll tell you what, the crews over here did an amazing job. the roads, side streets, seems like it's been a community effort to get things cleaned up. it's a beautiful morning over here. things are starting to come to life. people are out and about. >> love the snow.

>> reporter: if you're into the winter snow kind of thing, it doesn't get much better than this morning. >> just coming out here in the morning and enjoying the brisk air it's great. >> reporter: we've seen all kinds of people out and about. to be fair not everyone is happy. you can see for a lot of people it means work. work some say they could do without. >> when you're a kid you like it but when you're old it it's too much work. >> reporter: when your his age i think you deserve a little break from the snow. another look down haddon avenue, the beautiful christmas tree, the good news is everywhere we've been all over the place the roads seem clear. they have done a great job. bob brooks, channel 6 action news. >> it does look pretty. thank you so much. the jersey shore got its fair share of the snow from the first storm of the season. the action cam was in cape may

county last night. fortunately it was a lot coating on the cement. and workers were also busy cleaning the sidewalks and streets in wilmington, delaware last night. the first state saw several inches during the first snowfall of the season. >> the snow has added some extra holiday magic to the christmas village in center city. the winter weather did not stop folks from going to love park and city hall. people stayed bundled up and took pictures. for some of those visitors the snow added a little something extra to the decorations and the spirit of the attraction. >> really pretty. with all of the light bulbs on the snow, it's really cool. >> i wasn't really feeling christmas but after looking at the city and looking at all the skyscrapers, it's awesome. >> and with the snow falling it's perfect. >> magical. >> workers at dilworth park are out shoveling to ensthur everyone has a festive and safe

visit. >> another element to what was a nail biter of a football game. the action cam was in south philadelphia fans cleared off the cars after the army navy football game. we saw this gentleman helping dig out a fellow fan. by the way, army won this year edging out navy by just a point. these are just a few of the photos and videos our viewers have been sending in. we want to see your pets, kids and snowmen and much more. you can share your photos with us. we would love to see them on the action news facebook page. use the hashtag #6abc action on twitter or you can email us. >> the eagles face another big game on the west coast this afternoon. this one pits jared goff the number one pick in the 2016 draft against the number two pick eagles qb carson wentz. both teams have a locality on

the line. a win for the birds would clinch the nfc east and keep them even for home field advantage. the rams are battling the seattle seahawks. kickoff is at 4:25 this afternoon. >> and dozens of dogs have a new lease on life after ariiflg here in the delaware valley over the weekend. this plane touched down in new castle, delaware yesterday. they made the trip from overcrowded shelters in the phoenix, arizona area. they will be put up for adoption at an event next weekend. >> in arizona there are more small dogs than there are adopters and here in this area we have more adopters for small dogs than we have dogs so it's a terrific match-up to save lives. >> the adoption takes place next saturday and sunday at the 23rd

street armory in philadelphia. the adoption fee is $20. >> it's beginning to look a lot like christmas everywhere you look. jeweler's row was twinkling with the lights. here at 6abc we celebrated the holidays as one big family. the action news studios were transformed to the annual 6abc children's holiday party. tom davis taking charge and this is meteorologist adam joseph's adorable son and daughter. they also ajoyed face painting. >> our family was there too. it was a great time. >> your time now 10:07. the force has arrived. the latest on the premiere in los angeles. we have the first word from the fans. >> parts of the deep south are

digging out from nearly a foot of snow. now looking live at wiggins park on the camden water and meteorologist david murphy has the exclusive accuweather forecast. it's all pop-culture trivia, but it gets pretty intense. -ahh. -the new guy. -whoa, he looks -- -he looks exactly like me. -no. -separated at birth much? we should switch name tags, and no one would know who was who. jamie, you seriously think you look like him? uh, i'm pretty good with comparisons. like how progressive helps people save money by comparing rates, even if we're not the lowest. even if we're not the lowest.

whoa! wow. i mean, the outfit helps, but pretty great. look at us. wow. i mean, the outfit helps, but pretty great. inches of snow, we are used to the winter weather here in the delaware valley. >> for folks in the south, this is pretty rare. this is video from georgia. they were hit with 8 inches of snow. >> brian clark takes a look at

the unusual snowfall across the deep south this weekend. >> reporter: kids across the south are savoring a rare event, frolicking in the snow. >> most folks aren't used to driving on ice. >> reporter: officials telling drivers to stay off the roads. treacherous conditions made worse by downed power lines. >> we just moving people around to keep everybody safe zblsh parts of alabama got 10 inches of snow. in mobile, alabama five school workers were injured when the relief valve on frozen propane tanks opened up. the escaping gas igniting with nearby stove flames. >> what we describe as a flash fire. >> reporter: snow covering much of the south from northern florida to virginia. those wintry conditions wreaking havoc at airports. close to 800 flights canceled.

downed power lines causing more power outages. hundreds of thousands now in the dark as far north as maine. brian clark, abc news new york. >> we got our share of snow yesterday but nothing quite like that. >> no, thankfully. as we take a look outside, we are dry across the region and the sunshine is up nice and bright. temperatures are also beginning to climb alove the freezing mark and that's helping us out in terms of any sidewalks and side streets. want to be careful on the side stroots and sidewalks because there are some that did get snow covered and may not be clear yet. the stuff off to the west is having a hard time pushing north. it's evaporating as it makes it over to the mountains in our direction so it looks like we'll maintain mostly sunny skies for most of the rest of the day. we have finally gotten above the freezing mark in trenton, philadelphia, reading.

allentown 32, 34 in millville and these temperatures combined with the sun beginning to work with that snow on the surfaces that are icy. we've got winds expected to go 10-20 miles per hour the rest of the afternoon. not super strong but strong enough to add to that chilly feel and right now in fact it feels like it's 24 in allentown and reading and philadelphia and 25 degree wind chill in wilmington 26 in trin ton, temperatures just above the freezing mark and climbing but the wind chills lagging behind. as we take a look at snow, we got about 4.1 inches in philadelphia, almost 5 in lands down. every now and then you've got a little pocket here or there that got a heavy dose of snow but in general this was 3-6 inches. 4.8 in mount holly new jersey, cherry hill at 5 and pittman new

jersey even 3 inches on the ground. we actually are about 33, 3 degrees in and around the airport air yasmt 38 degrees by noon and by 3:00 we're expecting a high of 41 degrees. again a decent amount of sunshine doing that melting. but anything that does melt makes the surface wet and doesn't dry out in that breeze we've got this afternoon could refreeze bhii 8:00 -- by 8:00 or 9:00 we're back below freezing. 41 degrees in philadelphia. 42 in wilmington and 41 in cape may. if you're on the boardwalk in ac you have a shot of 43. overnight tonight we are looking at the possibility of a little bit of a flurry or snow shower developing. by 6:00 in the morning on monday you can see there's something around. i'll be back with karen rogers in the morning bright and early to see if there's any problem out there. as we take a look in general tomorrow, we're looking at a lot of sunshine and a little bit

more cloud cover moving in in the evening. the latest model run has moestd of this next -- most of this next action for tuesday morning pretty much to the north of most of our region. there's some mixing and maybe a little bit of rain. as you move to the poconos there's a chance of more snow. however some recent models have drown this precipitation down to wilmington and philadelphia. it's rain in here early tuesday morning and snow in northern and western bucks montgomery and up to the lehigh valley. we'll see how that plays out. in general it looks like it's brief and over quickly. overnight monday night into tuesday morning. maybe a little additional rain or snow. brisk and chilly 41 degrees. tomorrow chilly. that late rain around snow overnight into early tuesday morning is a possibility especially in the northern half of the region 41 the high there. tuesday giving way to some sun a better high of 46 degrees. hanukkah arriving at sundown.

wednesday it's going to be brisk and cold a high of just 30 degrees. wind chills in the teens and 20s again wednesday is the day to bundle. thursday still cold 34 maybe a little snow shower at night on thursday and friday some clouds, flurries, sun mixing in a high of 38. i can see us even milder on sunday. >> the buzz has been building for months. this tease was released earlier this month for "star wars: the last jedi." here weerg this morning from those who got a look at the anticipated sequel. >> they're saying it was spectacular and amazing and a must-see. >> reporter: "star wars: the

last jedi" is expected to storm the box office with a projected opening weekend in the $200 million range. storm troopers and other characters helped open the world premiere. the people involved think you're in for quite a ride. >> everybody in the movie kind of starts at 100 and it doesn't get less from there for the next two and a half hours. >> i love how many emotions are in this movie. it's funny, it's suspenseful, it's got all the things you want in a "star wars" movie but it's also got a lot of surprise. >> it's quite political but it's also very intimate and very emotional and i think the emotion of this film will take you by surprise. >> reporter: "the lad jedi" also marks carry fisher's last appearance. >> if you're going to go out it's a great way to go out

playing princess leia. >> you're going through this whole thing and i didn't feel like everything was happening so quickly. i was more aware of everything this time so i felt more nervous. >> the first movie i ever saw in a theater was "star wars" when i was six years old. i've been a huge fan ever since. >> it makes you want to come out of the theater to go home and play with your "star wars" toys. it makes you feel like a little kid again and inspires you. >> reporter: officially in theertsd on friday but it will have sneak peeks all around the country thursday night. these young ladies are

letting their engineering imagination soar. the company ceo donated $53,000 worth of building sets to the philadelphia chapter of girls inc. the sets were presented yesterday. the donation is in line with the girls inc mission to spark interest in some careers at a young -- stem careers at a young age. what's viral in the social corner. >> this is where we chat about some of the videos and imagines that everyone -- images that everyone is talking about. >> a woman in hawaii made a

whooping find. look at this. a 5-pound avocado. it was so heavy it may be the world as heaviest avocado. she has submitted her find to the officials at the guinness book of world records. >> take a look at this video of a treat-stealing squirrel. every year the holiday treats they put on their front stoop would be ransacked then they caught the culprit. the family set up the camera and spotted the vermint. this year her basket was raided within hours. they say they have put the chocolate in a jar. >> this is my favorite. an elf is back on the self after being rushed to the hospital in

orlando, florida last week. doctors rushed the little guy into surgery after it lost its arm. a 7-year-old woke up to find her dog had attacked her elf on a shelf. thankfully her mom is a nurse manager at the local hospital for children. they rushed the elf into the er. since elf rules state they cannot be touched, they wore a special pair of operating gloves directly from santa. sam was patched up and out of reach. >> you can tell us what you think about these videos by going to our facebook and twitter accounts. >> inside story is coming up later this morning right here on 6abc. here's tamala edwards with a preview. >> mayor jim kinney from philadelphia is our news maker. did you know that philadelphia would be the only place in the state that does not elect its school officials.

why would that be the case? why shouldn't we have an elected school board rather than an appointed one and who might be on this board. we get into that and other diminishous with the mayor. we also talk about the back and forth over beer delis should be allowed to have plexiglas. we'll give you perspective from a family who used to own an establishment like this. 24t

parade. it featured a guest and that guest is a 3-ton cake. the sweet treat is a stollen cake. the chef was the first to start carving it. the cake was delicious. many of the sale of cake slices goes to charity. >> now i'm really hungry. >> for cake specifically. so we had snow yesterday. about 6 inches. some of you got less, some more. be careful on the sidewalks. we're going to go up as you'll see in a moment. if you are heading out grab a coat and extra gear. we do have wind running at 10-20 miles per hour through the morning and afternoon and that's going to keep the wind chills

below the temperature. we'll probably get up to about the freezing mark. and the temperature is going to go to 41. we're expecting mostly sunny skies. overnight below freezing and anything that doesn't melt and dry could refreeze later tonight. >> this week coming up. >> good morning nydia and jeannette. we're now just two days away from that hotly contested alabama special election and president trump is doubling down on his support of roy moore. i'll ask moore's chief political strategies and alabama's only democrat in congress about that plus we'll take a look at the fallout from president trump's decision to to recognize jerusalem. it's all coming up on "this week." >> action news continues at noon. here's a look at what we're

working on for you. if you work out regularly and then tv binge, are you really doing your body good? >> i think we know the answer to that. >> plus staying up late to watch those award shows can be tough. the change hollywood's biggest night of the year is making to help viewers catch the whole thing. >> now for chris sowers, gray hall, jeannette reyes, david murphy and the entire action news time, i'm nydia han, have a great sunday. we'll see you right back here at noon. for 100 years,

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"this week" with george stephanopoulos starts right now. president trump goes all in. >> this guy's screaming we want roy moore. he's right. >> days before the special election, the president throwing his full support behind the controversial alabama senate candidate. >> i think they're afraid that i'm going to take alabama values to washington. i can't wait. >> as more republicans walk back their earlier rejections. >> it's a numbers game. i want republicans to maintain control. >> the race is tight. what happens if moore is elected? will he face an ethics investigation? and possible expulsion? or will republicans stand by him for the sake of passing their agenda? we're one on one with moore's chief political strategist. on capitol hill, lawmakers already taking action on