mechanic was good neighbor and planned to would often lend a hand. >> that's what's really weird. good neighbors. we shared everything. lawn tools, everything. >> reporter: the hairs say marshall had just recently become engaged and just last week put up these christmas lights. there was no outward sign of any domestic stress. >> they were very happy together its a shock. he would buy her jeans online. she would come over and say i got another pair of pants. he keeps buying me plants. >> he would buy her flowers. my mom would joke and say are there for me day. if there were any signs of domestic violence it was not evident to the neighbors that's for sure. the authorities say the weapon used in the murder-suicide a semi automatic rifle. due to problems of notifying next of kin authorities at this point have not released the names of the two murder victims. live in hatfield, john rawlins channel6 "action news." sharrie. >> okay, john, thank you. meantime school officials are reassuring parents in chester county that their students are safe at school. they say recent threats were unfounded. police started looking into phone records and social media sites after hearing rumors about violence planned at coatesville high school. today the superintendent sent a letter home to parents. it explains that authorities are committed to school security and fully investigating any threats. >> police in western pennsylvania are mourning the loss of one of their own today. westmoreland county officials say officer lloyd read was killed saturday while responding to a call about a domestic dispute. investigators say read exchanged gunfire with a plan who refused drop his hunting rifle. state police say the officer came in as backup. >> they went there to help us which that's the bond of brotherhood in our area and pretty much all over the country. when there's distress that's happening, maybe it's not your area but you're still going to go and try and help. >> now, officer reed was wearing a protective vest but the bullet hit him from the side which is not covered. the suspect 31-year-old ray scheffler is under police guard at a hospital because of a gunshot wound much he's he's being clamped with murder. >> breaking news from colorado. the man accused of opening fire at a planned parenthood just went before a judge. 57-year-old robert dear appeared via video feed. he will be held without bond until his next hearing which is scheduled for next week. dear is accused of shooting three people in the attack friday afternoon and three people from there shooting died. people who know him say dear lived a troubled isolated life in the carolinas and colorado. but never hinted at targeting the organization. meanwhile we are also hearing more from family and friends of the victims. among them the brother of an iraq war veteran. >> he called 911 and those are some of his last moments. he tried to get back inside and warn the others, you know, take cover, military instinct, you know. >> reporter: what does that tell you about him? >> that's the big brother i know. >> the other two people killed were university police officer who tried to stop the attack and a mother of two who took friends to the clinic. nine others were injured in that attack. they are expected to fully recover. >> kind of a gray monday out there as we get a first check of the accuweather forecast. >> gloomy start to the week. let's go outside to meteorologist cecily tynan in for adam. >> eye, brian and sharrie. it's going to get more gloomy as rain moves in. we have a lot of clouds, it's damp out here and storm tracker6 live double scan showing that there is rain that is slowly pushing up to the north and the easter from the south. that's where the warm front that will continue to push closer to us as we head through the day tomorrow. as we zoom in there are a few showers actually hitting the ground. chadds ford just to the south there just crossing route 47, newark delaware, a few showers and this whole system will slowly push up to the north as we head through the evening hours. temperatures right now, definitely on the cool side. philadelphia 46 degrees. if you look, though, south of that warm front, it's balmy. charleston is 74, savannah 73 degrees. we will not get that warm but as the warm front pushes to the north tomorrow, temperatures will climb back into the 50's. so, this is what to expect the next 24 hours. rain arriving from the south to the north. in philadelphia between about 9 o'clock and 10 o'clock this is when the raindrops will begin to hit the surface. the morning commute will be wet. temperatures much milder, though, into the upper 50's and then i'm tracking a cold front that will bring us a soaking heavy rain on wednesday. i'll talk more about that coming up in the full accuweather 7-day forecast. back to you guys. pack the umbrellas, okay. >> you got it cecily. thank you. see you shortly. as the rain moves in tonight check back in with 6abc.com/weather for updates and use the social media link to follow our entire team of meteorologists constantly posting on facebook and on twitter. well, in the midst of the busy holiday shopping season upper darby police are trying to help shoppers avoid scams. the township police station is a safe transaction zone. they'll not offer any legal advice or settle disputes between buyers and sellers but they're hoping that the presence of law enforcement and cameras will prevents crimes linked to online exchanges. >> we do not get involved in any way shape or phenomenon. there's no cost attached to it although it is about safety of community members. >> now the safe zone includes the lower front lobby of that police station and the curbside in front of the building. it is opened seven days a week from 8:00 in the morning until 8:00 at night. >> with black friday behind us shoppers turning to their computers to bargain hunt. it's cyber monday which means some of the best deals for gifts for the holidays are online. nora muchanic has the story. >> we're looking for another record day today. >> reporter: that's amazon's dave clark at the company's massive fulfillment center in robbinsville. it's the size of 28 football fields and where 4,000 workers are picking packing and shipping the millions of items customers are ordering today on cyber monday. >> it's a great work of thousands of people. it's a combination of great software technology, great mechanical engineering and great human process development. >> reporter: last year was a record breaking day for amazon 43 million items ordered. they expect to do more business today. there's a surge in online sales everywhere as more and more people look to computers and cell phones to do their shopping. >> i'i brought because the some stuff last week. today there's a couple really good deals out there so i'm going to buy some stuff. >> reporter: at this starbucks in hamilton township jim woo was shopping on line at target for a microwave oven. >> took me a good 10 minutes to get on here. now that i'm on here i got bionomy waited this long. target's web site crashed because of the number of shoppers. these sisters were heading to a k-mart store but plan to shop online later tonight. >> when i tried to go on early in the day there's such an overload on the computers that it's hard to get through. wait a little while after those early shoppers get on then i'm going on. >> reporter: while the internet explodes there are still those who want nothing to do with shopping via computer. >> i wouldn't even know how to use it. everybody knows. >> reporter: no shopping online for you. >> no shopping online. they got good deals in the store here. >> reporter: back live at the amazon fulfillment center with the crisscross of millions of items moving through here. it's very likely they will break the record here today as folks everywhere take full advantage of the ease of ordering online. live in robbinsville, i'm nora muchanic, channel6 "action news." sharrie. >> all right, it's a big convenience no doubt. >> yeah. >> nora, thank you. >> are you online shopping right now. >> i'm trying squeeze it in. don't give away my secrets. >> i may be doing the same thing. it is time for a check of the "action news" traffic report. >> let's head live over to matt pelman in the "action news" traffic center. hi matt. >> it is so convenient but there's something about going to the store picking it up trying it on that's still appealing to me but then again i'm a little bit old fashioned i guess. speaking of old brian and sharrie we're in olde city this afternoon where we have a problem for the monday afternoon commute. a stuck tractor-trailer. it's right here and it's blocking the ramp from market street eastbound to the southbound lanes of 95 which are these right here. traffic in the main lanes on 95 doing okay but again the ramp from market street eastbound to 95 southbound is closed in olde city because of that truck that's stuck on this monday afternoon. so, what do you do? head up to the vine street expressway, take that east to 95 south instead. this is the vine. just a little bit of westbound slowing approaching the schuylkill expressway. vine street expressway will close again each night this week in both directions between the schuylkill and broad street. so, watch out for that starting at 11 o'clock. meanwhile we're watching a crash this afternoon in northern delaware. it's along 41, newport gap pike at loveville road. stick with 48. that could be a good alternate. changes took effect yesterday on septa's route 23 bus. it now only runs between chestnut hill and center city along germantown avenue and 12th street and then a new route, route 45, runs between center city and south philadelphia. so, you still have the service but with some different numbers there. let's grab the ipad do the commuter report on this cyber monday afternoon and let's get cybery with the waze app. one of our friends talking about a vehicle stopped along the road on john gateway in flashes. no issues this afternoon on the northbound new jersey turnpike headed up towards hyattstown unlike this morning we're looking good. we'll check it again brian and sharrie, coming up in the next half hour. >> matt thank you. there's still much more to come on "action news." a new mural with the potential to set a world record is unveiled in philadelphia. >> and paris hosts international leaders for a climate summit nearly two weeks after the terror attacks in. hear president obama's message that city next. >> plus, an unusual sight on the streets of china. video shows cars seemingly levitating in midair. we unravel the mystery when "action news" continues. >> ♪ it's the holidays. and of course, everyone wants to get online at once. to watch things. buy things. but slow internet makes it hard. that's why it's time to get fios. it has the fastest internet and wifi available. with speeds from 50 to 500 megs. and right now, you'll get 50 meg fios internet, tv and phone for 79.99 a month online for your first year. and with a 2 year agreement, we'll give you all the premium movie channels for a year. plus, 400 dollars back. so go online or call now. get out of the past. get fios. >> ♪ >> security is extremely high today as president obama and other world leaders attained climate change conference in paris. the goal is to reach global deal to cut carbon emissions. much of the conversation has been overshadowed about the ongoing threat the terrorism. paris is on lockdown during the summit which comes two weeks after the attacks by isis. president obama visited the bataclan theater to pay tribute to the victims. he also praised city leaders and residents for refusing to live in fear. >> salute the people of paris for insisting this crucial conference go on. an act of defines that proves nothing will deter us from building the future we want for our children. >> the president's remarks came at the beginning of a two-week negotiation to finalize an agreement aimed at stopping global warming. well, while at the summit in paris president obama took time to meet with russian president vladimir putin for half an hour. president obama expressed condolences for the russian pilot who died when turkey shot down the plane along its border but he's also urging putin to decrease the building tension that situation created. >> jury selection is under way in baltimore for the first police officer going to trial for his alleged role in freddie gray's death. this morning all 75 potential jurors told the judge they already knew of the case. officer william porter is facing charges including manslaughter and assault. moon while a group of protestors made their voices heard outside the courtroom. gray's death while in police custody prompted widespread protests and rioting across the city in april. we are just learning police have arrested someone late this afternoon in connection to a threat that shut down the university of chicago campus. the u.s. attorney's office isn't saying anything about the specifics of the arrest. other than that charges are pending. officials canceled classes and all activities today after the fbi came across a threat posted online mentioning gun violence. >> ♪ >> donald trump is stirring more controversy today over his claims that an influential group of black clergy planned to endorse him. the republican presidential frontrunner was expected to meet with about 100 black evangelical leaders today. that meeting did happen and it was organized by his campaign but many of those who planned to attend were angry that it was being billed as an endorsement when they say they had no plans to support him. trump now says they were pressured out of it because he believes "all lives matter." on the democratic side of things hillary clinton has a billionaire investor hitting the campaign trail on her behalf. warren buffet is set to be with clinton at a campaign stop in nebraska next month. they're expected to talk about the need for tax reform and income equality. buffet has been a clinton fan for some time now. he contributed to both her campaign and super pac in recent months. >> the federal reserve is changing its policy about bailing out failing companies like they did during the 2008 financial crisis. the fed governors voted to down size their emergency lending powers. now individual firms like banks and insurance companies will not get loans if they're failing. only broad lending programs to revive frozen markets will be allowed. here's a look at today closing numbers. starting the week all red arrows across-the-board. the dow down nearly 79 points the nasdaq down nearly 19 and the s & p 500 down 10. >> oklahoma is starting to thaw out after this week'd ice storm that left hundreds of thousands of people without power. and residents are taking a moment to capture some pretty cool sights like this one. imprinted ice from a speed limit sign slowly sliding down that pole. the photo getting a lot of attention as you might understand on social media and from everyone who drives past that incredible. >> very cool. let's hope we have nothing like that any time soon is what i'm thinking. >> i'm completely with you on that. all right, on that note, it is time now for accuweather. >> let's see if cecily is in on this also. what do you think. >> a piece of that system is heading our way but the low pressure, the strongest low pressure moves up to our north and west so we get the warm sector of the storm. so that means we have rain. we don't have isothat's the good news. the bad news is we're in touch for some dreary days the next two days so double scan live showing that we are beginning to get some showers breaking out south of philadelphia, not really much but light showers moving through west chester chadds ford newark delaware. there's more down to the south that will be moving up as we head through the evening hours. today on the cool side but not many. we've only had five days this november with afternoon highs below normal. those are the days in blue. the days in gray when we were right on target but look at all the orange. those were days temperatures above normal. so, november ending out five and half degrees above normal so that means this november our second warmest on record for philadelphia. third warmest for allentown. sixth warmest for wilmington and atlantic city this november ranking the eighth warmest on record. association top 1so top 10 acro. allentown 44, wilmington 45. you get closer to the coast the ocean temperature 53. that does have an impact on the air temperature. cape may 52 and the atlantic city airport 50 degrees. satellite6 along with action radar showing you can see these showers down to the south. that's associated with a warm front that will slowly be pushing our way through the day tomorrow. so that will bring us periods of generally light rain and drizzle. 11 o'clock you can see that light rain is here. weak low pressure develops off the coast and that means the morning commute more light rain. as we head through the day we do get a break in the action late in the day and during the evening tomorrow but then low pressure along a cold front will be moving in on wednesday. wednesday will really be the wet day with that soaking rain. 11 o'clock you can see that heavy rain right over us and that continues right into the afternoon. association this iafternoon. so this is what to expect the next two days. periods of rain. all of a sudden rain on wednesday we're looking at a pretty good soaking one to 2 inches of rain but temperatures will be in the 50's and 60's so we will not be getting ice like they had in oklahoma. so that's the good news. so the four day at 4:00 showing tomorrow periods of rain generally we're talking about light rain with a high of 57 degrees. on wednesday that's when we get that steady soaking but look at that high up to 61 degrees. then a cold front moves through and that clears us out on thursday, breezy and temperatures lil little bit cooler than wednesday but still above normal, 52 degrees and friday should be a beautiful day, mostly sunny with a high of 52 degrees. so, people may be tempted to complain about the weather the next two days but if you look at what they were dealing with in oklahoma we can handle rain. >> not so bad. >> it will be liquid not frozen. [laughter] >> take a look at this video. cars driving along the streets in china suddenly hovered in midair for a few seconds before crashing back to earth. surveillance video captured the unusual situation but it's what you can't see that unravels the mystery. a street cleaning truck was on the right side here. somehow picked up a steel cable that was on the ground. it dramatically stopped those cars and then lifted them before they came crashing back down. >> wow. >> pretty wild to look at that. >> coming up on "action news," men everywhere are getting ready to pick up the razor no shave november is coming to an end and we're there as a local police department celebrates its bearded success. >> plus, what was once a bleak brick wall is now covered in a potentially record setting painting and the mural even has a holy touch from pope francis himself. details on that and much more when "action news" continues on this monday afternoon. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> pope francis is part of what could be a new world record set right here in philadelphia. this morning a massive mural featuring the holy father was unveiled in north philadelphia. it's on the walls of the new saint malachi school. more than 2700 people including pope francis helped to paint this during the world meeting of families. they worked on paths that were attached to the walls. organizers say the project is eligible for the guinness book of world records for most contributions to a painting by numbers. a local police department had a friendly challenge and let's just say things got a little hairy but it was for a good cause. atlantic city police chief henry white invited his office to take part in a no shave november. quite a few answered the call and today they posed for a photo before chopping off the extra facial hair. today they raised $23,000 for no shave november which raises money for cancer prevention and to of course fight cancer and raise awareness. looking good with beards, looking good without. >> not bad. still ahead at 4 o'clock call it an extreme fear of missing out. how a popular card game got people to give them more than $71,000 and then got nothing in return. >> plus, 'tis the season for shopping and apparently for shoplifting as well. can coming up experts tell us what makes someone look like an easy target and how you can protect your new purchases. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> "action news" continues with meteorologist adam joseph, alicia vitarelli, sharrie williams and brian taff. >> ♪ >> hello again. 4:30 now and "action news" continues with the reason so many people are calling giant quarterback eli manning a penguin boy today. >> plus, do christianity and christmas have to go hand in hand. for one of the nation's oldest parades the answer is no. details on their controversial atheist choice for grand marshal coming up in big talkers. >> from toys to shoes if you still have items on your virtual shopping list we'll help you decide which deals are worth clicking on plus we'll explore the roots of this unofficial holiday 10 years after the first cyber monday. >> and speaking of shopping, we begin with an annual reminder for those hitting the brick and mortar stores. shop safely. once again, officials are warning consumers that this is peak season for thieves. "action news" reporter walter perez is li live tonight outside the king of prussia mall with some tips to keep your purchases safe. hi walter. >> reporter: hi sharrie. identity theft is a big concern especially if you're shopping online but conventional theft is a concern as well when you're shopping at local shops and malls but there are some measures at your disposal to make sure your shopping experience is a pleasant one. jerry hunt visiting the delaware valley from dublin ireland says after traveling and shopping around the world, he has learned his lesson about leaving his bags unattended. >> i've had quite a few experience with bags going manufacturing not watching them closely enough. >> reporter: and so with the christmas shopping season in full swing malls across the region have increased their security measures to keep would be grinches at bay. at the king of prussia mall that includes offering customers rides to their parked cars on weekends and holidays. >> if a customer needs a courtesy shuttle escort if they're loaded down or they just feel that they don't want to walk a long distance to their car all they have to do is stop by guest services and ask for a escort and we'll take care of it. >> reporter: if you're bogged down with bags and any other done shopping yet the king of prussia mall offers an alternative to leaving those bags unattended and side your car. >> coat and bag check is available at our guest service center it's complimentary. check your bags, we'll watch them for you. >> reporter: kathy spill the mall's marketing director says if you decide to leave purchased items in your car, use some common sense put them in the trunk where potential thieves can't see them. that goes with other suggestions like keeping your bag with you when in line at the food court and keeping your wallet in your front pocket in case. shoppers say being vigilant gives you piece of mind it's just unfortunate you have to be vigilant. >> i wish it was a safer time around the holidays many people were thankful instead of taking from other people you want to be trusting but you can't be. >> exactly. >> reporter: once again here at king of prussia shuttle service to the parking lot is available on weekends and holidays but if you want a security officer to walk you to your car that service is available all year round every day. reporting live from king of prussia, walter perez channel6 "action news." >> walter thank you. embattled pennsylvania attorney general kathleen kane is preparing for a news conference at the national constitution center. that will happen tomorrow. kane said they will name a special prosecutor to lead the investigation into what's being called porn gate. a team will calm public e-mail accounts on government computers in search of lewd messages allegedly exchanged between prosecutors judges and other officials. kane is currently running her office while she has a suspended law license as she fights criminal charges. last week a special committee recommend they had state senators start a process that could result in her removal. new jersey transit is testing a new policy that prevents homeless people from seeking shelter at some of its stations including atlantic city and newark. under the pilot program only ticketed passengers can sit in the waiting rooms and they can only stay for up to two hours. homeless advocates say the plan invites selective enforcement and pushes people onto the streets but a new jersey transit spokesperson says the goal is to make sure that ticketed customers have someplace to sit while they wait for the rides they paid for and the agency says it is a full-time social worker on staff to help people as they need it. >> turning to the forecast now, meteorologist cecily tynan joining us and definitely a day for a jacket and to bundle up. >> , yes, and the next two days you'll need the umbrella but thanksgiving was warm and sunny. >> yes, it was. >> i'm still thinking about that. can't complain about the rain on the way. let's show you right now live on sky6 the clouds have definitely arrived and yes, it's definitely on the cool side. 46 degrees. you'll want a jacket. dewpoint still pretty low, 34 degrees but the dewpoint will be rising as the moisture moves in. winds out of the northeast at 10 miles per hour right now. pressure 30.34-inches and falling. so, double scan live showing the rain associated with a warm front that is slowly lifting up to the north and that will overspread the rain into our region. the light rain this evening and really through the day tomorrow but you know we could use the rain. november 2015 was warm and was dry. temperatures running five and a half degrees above normal. our second warmest november on record and we received less than 2-inches of rain so that's more than an inch below normal and the next two days we could get one to 2 inches of rain. i'll have details on the timing of the heaviest rain and what to expect after the system moves on coming up in the full accuweather 7-day forecast. >> all right, cecily, thank you. of course as the rain moves in tonight check back at 6abc.com/weather for updates and use the social media link to follow our entire team of meteorologists on facebook and also twitter. >> when lower merion's own kobe bryant takes the court against the 76ers tomorrow night it will be his last time playing in philadelphia as a laker. last night he announced this will be his last season in a poem posted on line 37 year bryant wrote my mind can handle the grind but my body knows it's time to say goodbye. >> i honestly feel good about it. i feel at peace with it and, you know, excited for what's to come. >> now bryant of course entered the nba direct from high school playing for the los angeles lakers for a record 20 years. his entire career during that time the basketball great won five championships, two olympic gold medals and made the all-star team 17 times. >> definitely one of the best to play the game. whether it's on the internet or at an actual store holiday shopping is in full swing and did you know there's some serious brain power behind spending your money. "action news" anchor rick williams live in the news room to explain. hi, rick. >> hi, sharrie, that's right. believe it or not shopping can actually be good for your health. that's right. stop the presses, right. psychologists say when you finally find that item you have been searching for well the reward center of your brain is satisfied somehow but it's not all good. coming up tonight on health check ali gorman tells us how an addiction to bargain hunting can lead more serious problems. find out what experts say you should do to keep yourself on the right path this holiday shopping season. those stories and much more when we see you on "action news" at 5 o'clock. until then back to you guys in the studio. >> see you in a little bit rick. thank you. >> okay. >> for more than 30 years he's safely driven people to and from mount airy he olney fox chase and cedarbrook but today a septa bus driver took his final ride. route 18 driver winifred holt jr. is retiring after 32 years with that transit agency. "action news" caught up with him during his run this morning in olney. holt says he's met great people over the years including, get this, his wife of three years. there she is joining him on this final trip today. now that he's retiring holt says he's got no plans of hitting the brakes. >> one of the ministers at my church so i'll be working at my church and i have a lot of honey dos list to do so i'll be doing the honey-do list . >> [laughter] >> a long list my friend. many of the holt's passengers joined him on this final ride just so they could wish their friend well. >> the november movement is coming to a close and local barbershops are pitching in to give men a smooth face once again. henry david son tailors in center city has partnered with the rittenhouse spa and club to give away complimentary shaves on a walk in basis. a master barber from the spa will be set up insides clothing store at 717th and spruce until 7 o'clock tonight. men are asked to make a donation. money raised will go towards november foundation to raise awareness about prostate and testicular cancer. >> still ahead here today, they are the four words we didn't know we needed. eli manning, penguin boy. we'll explain. >> plus, a christmas parade chooses an unconventional choice for grand marshal. a well known atheist. what magician penn gillette had to say about being picked. >> and a popular card game didn't offer something for nothing on black friday. they offered nothing for something. and a lot of people were eager to hand over their cash for that nothing. how the company sent their free fortune. >> meteorologist cecily tynan, she'll be ba back with a look at the full forecast when "action news" continues. it's the holidays. and of course, everyone wants to get online at once. to watch things. buy things. but slow internet makes it hard. that's why it's time to get fios. it has the fastest internet and wifi available. with speeds from 50 to 500 megs. and right now, you'll get 50 meg fios internet, tv and phone for 79.99 a month online for your first year. and with a 2 year agreement, we'll give you all the premium movie channels for a year. plus, 400 dollars back. so go online or call now. get out of the past. get fios. >> ♪ >> authorities say the rescue of a utah woman and her two dogs was nothing short of a miracle. 32-year-old -- she was 32 and her pets, they were pulled to safety yesterday after they fell through the ice on a frozen reservoir. police say it happened in a remote area with no homes nearby making it highly unlikely that anyone would hear her cries for help. but incredibly a city employee drove by at just the right moment. >> i just happened to notice out on the lake a pink floating, something floating. i didn't know what it was and the dogs around so obviously i got up here and seen that there was a lady that had fallen through the ice. >> police responded to that man's 911 call and used a water rescue device to pull the woman and her dogs to shore. she was treated for hypothermia and was released from the hospital. >> ♪ >> over here at the big board now is the big talkers and we gun with a controversial question about christianity. is it okay for a well known atheist to preside over one of the nation's oldest christmas parades. yesterday penn gillette one half of the magic duo penn and teller did just that. gillette the offer of every day is an atheist holiday and his magic partner teller led the 84th annual hollywood christmas parade as grand marshals. it was an irony lot lost on the comedian who tweeted christmas is just a secular holiday in response to the controversy. some parade goers were none too pleased. >> i don't like an atheist being in a christmas parade. >> just let it go. no big deal. >> just celebrate and have fun. >> officials from the hollywood christmas parade had no comment on their choice for this year's grand marshal. all right, well some of hugh went shopping this past black friday may be feeling a little bit ripped off today. but that was the whole point of one internet deal and those who work at the web site that offered this promotion. are laughing all the way to the bank. get a load of this. cards against humanity, a popular party game web site shut down its normal online store on friday and instead put up this order form offering visitors the chance to give them five dollars and get nothing in return. incredibly lots of people did it. the site made more than $71,000 from users whom as advertised got nothing for the money. today cards against humanity announced how they used all that cash. how about this? alex one of the employees says that he bought 760 pounds of odor sealing cat litter. he donated to the tree house hume lane society bought a roomba vac consume ipad pro and a pencil and one more donation there. how about this amy she bought a few things as well. quite a few things. a play station four for 350 bucks, a home security system for 300 bucks oh and she also started to buy down some of her college debt. so, that's what your five dollars bought in the event that you were wondering. all right, finally this. it took 12 seasons but the new york giants may finally have a nickname for eli manning. penguin boy. why? well, take a look at what popped up on the bottom of the screen there during a broadcast of the giants-redskins game yesterday. the closed cangsing read this is not a were decision by he will my man penguin boy. it launched a thousand memes on the internet which is having a blast on the mixup turning heim into a half boy half bird with a propeller hat inserting him into happy feet placing him on the field right there. so far floss explanation for the mistake because eli manning sounds nothing like eli penguin boy. accept a gift without questioning it which i'm sure eagles fans. >> in what regard. if you don't like the giants got it. let's get another check of the roads tonight. matt pelman in the "action news" traffic center with the update. hi, matt. >> speaking of gifts i know you've been shopping for some of ours over there this afternoon, sharrie and speaking of gifts penndot is going to be giving us a couple of gifts during the midday tomorrow. i wanted to let you know we got word today that tomorrow they're going to be opening some new ramps here along 422 at trooper road. we have been expecting them. they've been working on them but the ramp from the eastbound side to trooper and the one from trooper to the westbound lanes of 422 will both open tomorrow during the midday so by the time i see you tomorrow afternoon we should be able to show you traffic moving on these new ramps. this afternoon westbound traffic, it's moving slowly like it usually does from 23 out to past the oaks interchange just normal afternoon volume and whitpain township watch out for a crash along 202 dekalb pike between jolly road and michaels lane there where it crosses over 476. on 76 and on 95 just normal afternoon delays at this point. we've seen worse. going to try to get to 95 from olde city t the ramp from market street eastbound to the southbound lanes remains closed. a truck is stuck on that ramp. so use the ramp from the vine street expressway eastbound to 95 southbound instead. couple accidents in delco. one in upper darby along state road at wild dale road. one on the ramp from the route one media bypass northbound to 252. that ramp is partially blocked. and in northern and western delaware watch out for a crash this afternoon along 41, that's newport gap pike at lovell road. i think 48 would be a better bet there. we'll check it again brian and sharrie coming up in the next half hour. >> see you then my friend. thank you. meteorologist cecily tynan standing by with that exclusive accuweather 7-day forecast coming up next. flush flush phil! oh no... 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(unenthusiastic) oh... ha ha ha! joanne? is that you? it's me... you don't look a day over 70. am i right? jingle jingle. if you're peter pan, you stay young forever. it's what you do. if you want to save fifteen percent or more on car insurance, you switch to geico. ♪ you make me feel so young... it's what you do. ♪ you make me feel ♪ so spring has sprung. >> great start to the work week but not going to stay this way. >> temperatures will be -- it's also going to get rainy through the next two days. exactly. not one of the best starts to the week. storm tracker6 live double scan showing that we're beginning to see some spritzing going on. really not amounting to much but route 100 between downingtown and malvern we've got some light showers also some light showers moving through media. a few right over philadelphia right now. a lot of this is not yet reaching the ground but there is more on the way and especially on wednesday. this is when things will really get wet. but with the clouds today and with the winds off the ocean a little bit on the cool side, 46 degrees in philadelphia. so far that's the high for the day. 50 is our average high. so temperatures about 4 degrees below average. allentown 44. reading 43. wilmington 45. you get closer to the ocean with that ocean temperature of 53 degrees, that does have impact on the air temperature. sea isle city currently 52. satellite6 along with action radar showing the clouds are here and the moisture is beginning to move in. you see this arc of rain. that's all with a warm front. the actual warm front is right on the border of south and north carolina and this will slowly be creeping up as we head through the day tomorrow. so tonight that rain will be arriving from the south to the north, real light rain. temperatures really holding steady not dropping much at all. 40 degrees in the cooler suburbs about 43 degrees for center city so a relatively warm night. future tracker showing that light rain has overspread our region. by midnight and tomorrow will be a damp start. i don't expect a lot of heavy rain but pockets of showers around 7:30 and that will continue on and off through the day a little bit of a break for the evening commute and then on wednesday this is when the cold front will be approaching, low pressure developing along that and that will bring us the shrug of some pretty heavy rain around 7 o'clock, definitely a wet morning commute and that will intensify as we head into the early afternoon hours on wednesday. so, future tracker showing we need the rain, we're going get it. generally anywhere from about an inch to 2-inches of rain by wednesday evening and the bulk of this will be falling on wednesday. so, the exclusive accuweather 7-day forecast periods of rain tomorrow. not a cold day though with high of 57 degrees. on wednesday that steady soaking but a warm rain with a high of 61 degrees. behind that cold front on thursday, it's breezy, it's cooler but still couple degrees above normal, 52 degrees. friday should be beautiful. mostly sunny, winds really not a factor, 52 degrees and heading into the weekend should be a great weekend to get ready for the holidays. on saturday bright and dry, 51 degrees. on sunday we'll see a mixture of clouds and sun but a little bit milder, 54 degrees. hanukkah begins at sundown on sunday and monday a walk on the mild side. mostly sunny and temperatures running look at that 8 degrees above normal with a high of 56 degrees. so, once we get through two days of damp weather, the rest of the forecast looking really nice. temperatures in the low to mid-50's for december. >> hey. >> not bad. >> unless you want snow. sorry about that. not going to happen. not the next week. >> all right, cecily thank you. >> we're helping you navigate cyber monday deals up next. next. >> it's time now for for what's its deal. as we know its holiday shopping season is in full swing with americans turning their attention from black friday to cyber monday. today is the tenth anniversary of the unofficial shopping holiday. cyber monday became a thing back in 2005 because it marked the first day back to work after the four day weekend. and the first opportunity for employees to access high speed internet but of course technology has evolved over the last decade and so have the deals. abc's becky worely has a look at the surge in online sales and where you can find the best deals. >> reporter: black friday madness has changed. in store revenue falling $1.2 billion on friday and 2 million on thanksgiving. >> for several years now almost every door buster has been available online as well and there really benefits shoppers. >> reporter: almost four and a half billion dollars spent at retail web sites a new high with purchases from mobile devices surging too. >> customers turning more to the web part of the store so it's been extremely busy this thanksgiving. >> reporter: while deals started well in advance of thanksgiving today still offers low prices in many categories. >> cyber monday is a great day for toy shopping. we see even higher rate of best of the year prices than we do on thanksgiving or black friday. >> reporter: clothing shoes beauty d.c., also topping the savings chart right now. site wide discounts continue. target will offer 15 percent off everything with a code, macy's 20 percent off. electronics, too. wal-mart has this ipad mini two for $70 off. amazon is in it to win it. kindle readers and tablets at the time of this accident countered and teasing shoppers way look into black friday's future. releasing this teaser video of their prime air drone delivery service air dropping orders in 30 minutes or less. >> okay, we'll see. that was abc's becky worely reporting. worely says surprisingly the number one thing to look for online today is shoes. in addition to that advice we also posted a cyber monday shopping guide on our web site to help you navigate the sales. you can find a list of the best deals from all the biggest stores right now on our web site, 6abc.com. >> and finally at 4 o'clock it's being called the most epic american selfie in the history of selfies. the only problem it was taken in canada. take a look at this 100 percent real photo of two brothers and a bald eagle. michael and neal fletcher spotted the bird caught in a metal hunting trap while driving through the woods in ontario. they stopped to help prying that allege free from the cage. this being 2015 naturally the fletchers took a selfie with the smiling bird before releasing it. is that incredible or what. >> you don't see that every day. >> it is not a small bird either. wow. that will do it for "action news at 4:00. for sharrie williams alicia vitarelli cecily tynan and adam joseph i'm brian taff. hope you'll join me along with sharrie adam and ducis rodgers tonight and every night for a full hour of "action news" at 10:00 on phl17. >> now here is rick williams with a look at what's ahead at 5 o'clock. hi, rick. >> hi, guys, thank you. coming up next on "action news at 5:00 tonight how much salt is too muchup a new era in nutritional warnings will start in one major u.s. city this week. find out what this first of its kind rule will require restaurants to do. that story and much more coming up next on "action news" at 5:00. >> ♪ it's the holidays. which means a house full of people -- who all want to get online. so it's the perfect time for verizon fios. it has the fastest internet and wifi available. with speeds from 50 to 500 megs. and right now, you'll get 50 meg fios internet, tv and phone for 79.99 a month online for your first year. and with a 2 year agreement, we'll give you all the premium movie channels for a year. plus, 400 dollars back. so go online or call now. get out of the past. get fios. >> ♪ >> "action news." delaware valley's leading news program. with jaime apody. meteorologist cecily tynan, rick williams and monica malpass. >> ♪ >> monday night monica is off sharrie williams is joining us and the big story on "action news" is the search for police impersonators who struck twice in south philadelphia. >> the suspects are a man and a woman and in one of the incidents they got away with the victim's cash. "action news" reporter vernon odom is live along east passyunk avenue with the full story tonight. vernon. >> reporter: good evening, sharrie and rick. the robber never actually brandished a gun police say but he did flash what apparently was a fake police badge and it has shaken up a lot of folks here in south philadelphia. >> i could believe it. anything goes. i believe it. >> reporter: not surprised. >> not surprised one bit. reaction to the robbery here early sunday morning in the 1600 block of east passyunk by a man impersonating a plainclothes policeman who flashed a fake badge and proceeded to rifle a man's wallet for the $14 he carried. police are scouring the neighborhood for surveillance video that could lead to the culprits. police say he was a white male in his mid 30's to early 40's accompanied by a stocky built white female. >> male has a badge around his neck or he displays a badge to the victims in this case and identifies himself as a police officer. so, it's very, you know, disturbing to us. we're trying right now to get video. >> reporter: police believe same pair struck two hours earlier in the 400 block of jackson. they got nothing. the targeted victim bolted and ran police say. the imposters

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