the reporting live at king of prussia, christie lleto, channel six a "action news". >> thanks, christie. "action news" was up bright and early with shoppers in cherry hill. they sacrificed sleep to get a jump on their holiday shopping and they were rewarded with longer store hours, fewer lines and deep discounts. >> at 10:00 o'clock at the local target, spent an hour and a half there and then headed to wal-mart, kohl's and now here to the outlets. he. >> we just slept in the car for about an hour. >> best sales of the year. i'm spending my money all at once. >> reporter: national retail federation predicts 140 million people will be out shopping, this holiday weekend. >>> hopefully you enjoyed the clear skies during the past few days, because tomorrow, we will be dealing with some rain. meteorologist cecily tynan is live at the big board with more on that cecily. >> it is not a lot of heavy rain. the just some showers in the afternoon. temperatures will still be pretty mild. so, past two days does not get much better then this for november. yesterday for thanksgiving for the parade, fam

it happened in hatfield township, "action news" reporter christie lleto is live at police headquarterster: police say oscar herrera admitted to break nothing to that home. jumping in bed with that six year-old girl in a room that she shared with her older brother. sexual assault and rape of the child are just some of the serious charges oscar herrera is facing. police say he broke in the hatfield village apartment unit through a living room window and then raped a six year-old girl in her own bed. >> certainly from the details provided by both children, it is quite clear, from the evidence that this individual is engaged in some terrible acts of the child. >> reporter: court documents revealed six year-old was awakened by an adult male behind her. he threatened to harm her and her family and told her to shut up but her cry begging herrera to stop and asking why are you doing this are what alerted her 11 year-old brother sleeping in the bunk below to sprint to his parent's room for help. herrera claims to police he didn't realize there was a child in the top bunk until her mother came i

"action news" reporter christie lleto has that story. >> reporter: kyle, is a stranger bonded by an act of kindness. kyle is 16, with autism. he stopped in at this ventnor wawa with his family. while ordering he asked for patrick's wawa hat, something you are not supposed to give away but patrick did. >> when i handed him the hat the smile on his face was so big. >> he struck a cord with you when you saw kyle. >> i had an older brother. i knew he was special need. i thought it would be nice to give him my hat. >> reporter: in,ly he thought wow get in trouble forgiving away wawa property but instead it was the opposite. kyle's family posted pictures of the 16 year-old wearing his new wawa hat and story behind it went viral. >> thank you for the the had hat. >> reporter: "action news" was there when kyle returned tonight even gifting patrick with the hat to replace the one he had given him. >> i feel like i will cry. >> reporter: isabel is kyle's twin sister. >> when somebody else is that nice to him, you you know, it is feeling like he doesn't even have autism because they are treating h