republicans expected to vote yes slicing the rate from 35% to 21%. >> i think the american people will begin to feel that the country is moving again after eight years of relative stagnation. >> republicans will rue the day that they passed this tax bill. rue the day. because it's so unfair to the middle class. >> the senator is expected to vote and pass this tax bill late tonight, so it can be on the president's desk by tomorrow. kenneth moton, channel 6 "action news." >> all right thank you. of course our coverage of the tax reform vote continues on 6abc.com. threw find arguments on both sides of this contentious debate and an explanation of how the plan can benefit families. and a hit and run victim in his 80s was rushed to the hospital. the driver ran from the scene leaving the suv sitting in someone's front yard and "action news" learns that another vehicle may have been involved. we have the full story this afternoon. chad pradelli is live. >> detectives arrived in this west oak lane neighborhood and continued to interview the people that lived on the block. the accident happened at 9:00. the victim an 83-year-old man was doing yard-work when a vehicle lost control around this corner on andrews and went through fencing and into the victim. >> the blue suv jumped the curb and slammed into the 83-year-old who had little time to react. the blue suv was chasing a white car down andrews avenue. >> we don't foe if there was drag racing or road rage or a combination of both. >> i came out the door to tell the guy, trying to get my phone to work and the guy was jumping out of the car, they jumped out and ran down ogontz. >> the victim was identified as joe williams a guy that lived with his wife who liked to take care of his property now liltered with trash. >> that is his morning routine. >> thank is what he does? >> every day. >> he will have significant recovery. >> the blue suv is located at his house a few blocks from the crash scene and giving detectives conflicting accounts. >> he did not give indication he was driving at this time. and again at this time, police have no clue on the second vehicle or possible vehicle, that white car they don't have a make or model. they are scouring the neighborhood as we speak hoping to find surveillance video to shed more light on this accident. chad pradelli, channel 6 "action news." thank you. turning now to the deadly train derailment in washington state, federal investigators are trying to find out why an amtrak train was going over 50 miles per hour over the speed limit when it derailed yesterday south of seattle. at least three people died as cars from the train spilled on to the highway below and some dangling above. more than 100 people were injured as well. the sped limit on the curb is 30 miles per hour but the data recorder in the back roque motive shows the train going 0-miles per hour. more than 50 over the speed limit. workers brought in a massive crane to remove the locomotive. and one eagle scout came across the scene and sprung into action. >> i just like grabbed the dude's hand and was rubbing his back and just like -- just talking to him. >> pretty incredible effort and local doctors stepping in to help first responders in triage tents. again, 13 of its train cars derailed in this tragic accident. the big question, positive train control, or ptc a system that automatically slows down a train if it senses whether it's going to fast. it was installed on that section of the tracks but not yet operational. >> philadelphia detectives are releasing surveillance video of a violent armed robbery over the weekend. it was just before 5:00 sunday morning when one of two suspects pulled out the rival outside of a kensington 7-eleven. the two men ordered workers to open the safe and get on the floor. the suspect's turned to the register and forced the workers into the back office and made them empty their pockets. cyclists are once again calling for protection for bikers in center city. they gathered this morning standing in between the traffic and bike lanes on 13th street near pine. that is where they want city leaders to install new barriers. that is where a cyclist was killed two weeks ago. the driver is being ticketed and not charged with any crime. plenty of blue skies today. we are loving it. meteorologist, melissa magee, is outside in for adam. >> hi there, a bit of a taste of spring. temperatures are nice and mild and above average, yesterday's high was not bad either, we came in at 50 degrees and another mild day today in at 58 that is 14 degrees above the average for this time of year. and across much of the eastern half of the u.s. 50 in chicago and 55 in st. louis. and 61 in atlanta and 67 degrees in memphis. however, as we go into the next couple of days and into the work week we see the cooler air moving southward. 32 in the morning in philadelphia and numbers are in the teens in denver and 22 in bismark, north dakota. we have changes on the way. a breeze for the middle half of our work week and mild and damp for the start of the weekend and colder weather arrives just in time for the start of christmas. we'll look at that and what to expect for the christmas holiday on monday. the details with the full accuweather forecast. >> thank you. a five vehicle crash shut down the pennsylvania turnpike during the heart of the morning rush today. a double tractor trailer, three cars and a dump truck collides in the westbound lane. police had to block off all the lanes at 6:00 today to clean up the crash and the truck spilled diesel fuel all over the roadway. >> in bordentown township. a ford mustang crashed on the exit ramp of the new jersey turnpike. the wreckage was put on a tow truck at 8:00 this morning. the three juveniles ran away but were caught later. the mustang was reported stolen from willingboro. for more on the roads, it's time for the "action news" traffic report. an eventful morning matt pellman is standing by with an update. looking better that noon. and brian and sharrie there is time for things to go downhill and go south as they often do. west on 422, we cleared a crash from the westbound lanes here near first avenue. and westbound traffic better from 202, on 202 itself an accident southbound side in westchester near mattlack street and good deal of northbound slowing at parenters crossing and speeds in the 20s, and not in delco at the route 1 media bypass approaching the merge of baltimore pike and speeds in the 20s and teens, spilling back on the blue routes and lots of delays following the media accident and stay on baltimore pike instead of the route 1 media bypass. across the area speeds of 11, is it and 18 on the schuylkill and 9 on the northbound side of 95 near penn's landing in the typical slow spot and closer to the coast a crash on the ac expressway northbound side coming away from atlantic city heading towards hamilton township. approaching the a.c. airport exit. lets grab the ipad and check your ride home on this tuesday afternoon. on the lehigh valley upper saukon a crash and slowing 5 miles per hour heading up toward allentown. we'll check it again in the next half hour. >> thank you. still ahead on "action news" at 4:00, a potentially massive cyber attack stopped in its tracks, hear how two tech giants intercepted a plan directed at u.s. businesses and procrastinators listen up there are good old day deals you can get. and "action news" catches up with shoppers. it feels good to be back. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ north korea is being accused of another cyber attack and two tech companies are being applauded for stopping in. microsoft and facebook disrupted the attack last week their actions apparently protected u.s. targets and shut down north korean accounts. they want other companies to use microsoft and facebook as an example. >> next time we don't get so lucky we are calling on an increased partnership and sharing information to prevent. >> and bosser says that north korea is directly responsible for the wanna cry attack that happened in may. that breach targeted companies in more than 150 companies. and the numbers on wall street. all three industries down today despite the apparent passage of the republican tax plan thought to be a boon for big business and the dow tumble 39.5 and the nasdaq down 37 points and the s&p 500 down 9 points on the day. >> and local doctors have a message for local party goers. don't get drunk and drive. today the staff from christiana care hosted a mock-tail party for good choices. none alcoholic recipes to take home and special glasses known as drunk goggles. with only six days until christmas the pressure is on to finish the holiday shopping and for procrastinators there are deals to be found. and jeanette spoke to the shoppers crossing off the last few things on their list. >> the final stretch and for last minute shoppers the count down to christmas is on and so is the pressure. >> feel like the more i go in the store the more i see and the more i get. >> we caught up with brenda on her way into the toys r us, she has a list and checked it twice and adding to it. >> i have a lot of other children, and god has blessed me and i want to bless my family. >> she and jennifer were pleasantly surprised find deals on the toys, buy one get one 30% off on dolls and disney princesses and video games. >> found what i was looking for. >> i didn't have to ask for help. >> shopping for grandkids. >> how is it going? >> great. fun. >> a one stop shop for all the gifts this season. >> at target we found grandparents emmitt and katie but one of them was not there by choice. >> i'm being held hostage, i'm the support system. >> you didn't have a choice but to come. >> no choice at all. >> make a list and categorize it, if you know are you shopping for kids make the kids list or a family, home list or kitchen list. >> if you are looking for a gift for that person that is hard to please. many stores including target is clearing out their stores with specials to get ready for the new season, they have sales on everything from toys to electronics. channel 6 "action news." >> she camped out in the star wars section. >> absolutely. >> good sfot be was outside. >> it was so nice today temperatures well above average and it gets nice tomorrow and not as warm as it was today. we'll walk over to the weather center and talk about the details. and also into christmas as well. so i've got some stats to share with you. i have to ask you a question too. do you know when the last time we had a white christmas? it was back in 2009, that was actually my first year here in philadelphia. where on the ground we had 8 inches of snow from a storm that actually occurred on december 19th and 20th, that was the third largest snowfall storm overall here in philadelphia's history. right now hard pressed to find a white christmas with numbers well above average, 53 in quakertown and 46 in lake harmony and new holland 55. and the middle 50s as well off to the south and west. 56 in hammonton and tuckahoe 50 and off the coast in surf city. 52 and off the coast in smyrna temperatures in the upper 50s. here is satellite 6 along with action radar you can see we have a partly cloudy sky and sunshine overhead today enough to get our numbers well above average and tonight it's clear and quiet underneath a partly cloudy sky with a west wind 10 to 18 miles per hour. and 33 in allentown and at the freezing mark tonight in lancaster 32. and 38 in trenton and down in dover 40 and cape may 42. fast forward into the middle half of the work week wednesday not a bad start. 7:00 in the morning 41 degrees and breezy and a cooler day. we'll max out by days end in the lower 40s and keep in mind 44 is our average for this time of year. seasonable cool across the region. a northwesterly wind across the region tomorrow. sustained 10 to 20 miles per hour. so windchills are really key. 8:00 in the morning, number as long the 95 corridor are only in the 30s and the 20s north and west. as we get into tomorrow afternoon, 3:00, most spots have windchills in the 30s exception is maces to the north and west reading and allentown and the poconos feeling like the teens. the four day at 4:00, a chilly breeze and high temperature of 45 and dress for windchills in the 30s. on thursday the winter solstice begins at 11:28 in the morning and high of just 41 and mostly cloudy on friday and high of 47 degrees and for the start of the holiday weekend it's warm on saturday, a high temperature of 62. we'll be tracking rain at times and the big question is will we have cold air rushing into in time for christmas eve and christmas day and we'll take a closer look at that and have the answer in the next half hour. >> we like what you did with the snow. pretty cool. >> part of the camden county sheriff's office is extra thankful this holiday season, matt plat donated $2,000 to the k-9 team. his partner chase was outside to accept the gift and the money will help to pay for leashes and other training equipment that this new k-9 officer is going to need. on christmas day "action news" will have one last present for you. once everything under the tree is open. after family dinner turn on 6 abc to watch the eagles take on the oakland raiders in south philadelphia. conk starts at 8:00 with countdown to kickoff and "action news" starts right after the game. >> a lot of people will be watching for sure. >> still ahead. three weeks ago she was the k-9 officer for the day. and today a special wish is coming through for the latest rescue dog. the adventure victoria is crossing off her bucket list. what was the most annoying word or phrase of 2017? if you knew it the last nine years it remains king or queen. there were a lot of happy young boys and girls in camden because they got an early dose of christmas cheer. the action cam was at the pine point preschool development center as santa himself handed out a sleigh full of toys for underserved children. it aims to benefit thousands of camden kids this year. a camden nonprofit csf and associates. >> they are well known around the country for soul full melodys. and they used their voices to brighten the holidays. ♪ this christmas will be >> members of escape stopped by mercy life to help bring the christmas spirit to life. philadelphia singer and song writer, lisa christine is there in the hat leading the sing along. they enjoyed musical success in the 90s and they are in town making a stop on the tour and wanted to spread holiday cheer with seener yours before the wig show this evening. and "action news" stops by a community christmas party if philadelphia. the fun afternoon was put on by police officers from the 39th district. children were invited to visit with santa and enjoy christmas treats and have their faces painted and each one went home with a gift and bags filled with goodies. >> a beloved local dog is crossing an item off the bucket list. and victoria has a terminal disease and the animal rescue is helping her experience all that life has to offer before they passes away. she is the honorary arson dog. the german shepherd rescued from the puppy mill drove in the parade in the back of a fire truck. >> what are all the things she missed just living and breeding and existing on the farm producing for profit. >> and there are things that dogs do in 10 years be how can we enhance her life for the time she has left. >> we introduced you to victoria when the police allowed her to be a k-9 for the day. we hear she is looking to be an assistant meteorologist here at 6 abc. >> i like this. a beautiful dog. still much more ahead in the next 30 minutes of "action news" at 4:00. including the latest on a bank robbery involving a gun and suspicious device in delaware county. >> and we are learning more about a crash that killed three people trying to out run police in south jersey. and what they are saying about the moments before the stolen suv slammed into the power pole. "action news" continues with meteorologist, adam joseph, alicia vitarelli, sharrie williams and brian taff. hello again, 4:30 and "action news" continues now with the most annoying words of 2017. stick around to see if your least favorite made the list this year. >> plus, he set three fires in as many minutes in front of cameras. >> and some call it harmless fun and others call it offensive. that is what the creators of a controversial video game modeled after a gorilla wants. >> but we begin at 4:30 with devastating details on an accident that claimed three lives in burlington county. they released a bit more information about the molts before the stolen suv slammed into a utility pole. we are live now with what investigators are saying this afternoon john. >> reporter: they are not saying a lot. they emphasize there is still an ongoing investigation into the threat of the stolen car as well as it's crash, still a lot police can't say or won't say at this point in time. they did release a little information on where the vehicle was stroll enfrom but the people there say we can't tell you anything about it because the police told us not to talk to anyone. >> police say that yesterday's incident when they were told that a green suv was stolen from the green pick lily inn. while traveling to the location on southbound 206, troopers saw the stolen yucon going north. and they were traveling at a high rate of speed. they did not say how the vehicle ended up wrapped around the pole in tabernacle. the deadly incident a topic of conversation for people that live in this rural low crime area. >> there is always sadness when people lost their lives and apparently that one girl was a teenager. but you know, should have just pulled over and responded to the officers. >> they aren't local? >> i think they are local. i don't think their names are released yet. >> the thinking here is that the victims were local here but have not been identified yet. there was an initial report that one of the three was a female teenager but at this point they cannot confirm that. there is still a lot we do not know about what occurred yesterday. john rawlins, channel 6 "action news." >> thank you. meanwhile, police in delaware county are looking for a bank robber who used a gun and suspicious device. police say that the armed suspect walked into the malvern federal savings bank at 1:30 and told a worker he had a bomb and after getting cash the robber escaped leaving a device behind. the bomb squad was called in to investigate and we are waiting to hear what that device was. meanwhile, police are asking the public to find a man that set several fires outside a port richmond building. surveillance cameras caught the arsonist lighting up two dumpsters and a pile of trash. they were set on aramingo avenue and the firefighters were close by and put out the fire before anybody was hurt. sfru information on the crime contact east detectives. an accident shut down a portion of i-295 in burlington county for more than five hours this morning. chopper 6 hd was over the scene in the northbound lanes in mansfield township. where a tractor trailer jackknifed before 7:00 spilling fuel all over the road. and the accident involved two cars and nobody was hurt and all lanes were reopen by noon. >> turning the attention again to the accuweather forecast. all right the bright spot of the day. >> meteorologist, melissa magee, is here with more on the warmer temperatures we had today. the really comfortable, the high is 58 degrees and tomorrow a bit a dip in the forecast. we'll tell you about the details and show you the numbers now in the delaware and lehigh valley and 57 in the city and over in allentown 56 and 56 up the 95 corridor in trenton and down in atlantic city we are coming in at 58 degrees, well above average, the picture over my shoulder. sky 6 hd down the shore in cape may, a calm and quiet picture, very tranquil at the beach. plenty of sunshine and the sun is starting to fade as the sun is setting. here is stormtracker 6 live double scan. a cold front from new england back to portions of the southeast where they deal with heavy rainfall and the rain and precipitation stay as way and this helps to bring cooler air our way as we get into wednesday those details with the accuweather forecast. >> thank you see you shortly. three women received a back to work confidence boost. the career wardrobe organization teamed up with the andre richard salon and all of them completed the retail training program and hope that a new look with a new professional power suit will help them land full-time jobs. >> people take me seriously when i step in the room with a briefcase and suit. it's like -- killer. >> we picked them because they need help getting back into the workforce and we can give them some tools of the trade to prepare themselves for work. >> in addition to today's makeover, the salon is holding a donation drive to further help career wardrobe, toward the end of the month the nonprofit gets 20% of every blowout appointment. you can give the gift of life by being a bone marrow donor and it's free. rick williams is live now with how one donor and recipient met one another. >> touching indeed a young boy in texas is alive thanks to the selflessness of a stranger. a sheriffs deputy from oklahoma. it's two years since little kaden got his bone marrow transplant and he and his donor finally got a chance to meet. find out how the transplant saved the child's life and why the deputy decided to donate again. nice story there. >> coming up tonight you probably used anti-bacteria soaps over the years, why the fda says that they could do more harm than good. some stories we are following for you when we see you in just a bit. >> thank you rick. well dozens of children will have a very merry christmas thanks to some kind hearted first responders. custodian patchers the city wide italian american police and firefighters arrived with toys in tow to help young children with autism celebrate the holidays. they were greeted to sort and deliver over 100 donated toys to kids at spin in northeast philadelphia. designed to meet the needs of children with autism. they took home stockings full of free dog and cat toys and treats. the animal shelter distributed the donations to clients of the loafs and fishes pet program. and alleviates the cost, to keep them in loving homes and outs of the shelters. >> everyone loves a good stocking stuffer. you finish it under the tree and where to go. still to come on "action news" at 4:00, do you hate when people use the word litty, you are not alone. tons of people find it annoying and there are several words they hurt more than that. the list is coming up. tis the season to give and receive. but this can leave people filled with christmas cheer and leave their houses filled with stuff. that is why we show how to give meaningful tricks that are free and clutter free. a veteran texas police officer is fired from the force after what police brass are calling an unacceptable use of force. -- let me go! >> that is the body cam video showing ft. worth police sergeant pierce manhandling a woman and ordering she was tased moments before it shows her complying by showing her i.d. and they say that pierce was impatient and endangered everyone involved and the police chief says that the goal in every situation is to solve problems not intensify them. big talkers we start in idaho with an arc aid game igniting controversy. is centers on a recent event. called harambe kong, you play the game as if you are the gorilla shot and killed by the cincinnati zookeeper after a child got in the cage. you get points for touching food but if you touch a kid it ends in a bloody reaction. >> ultimately someone is offended by the game. why am i offended by it. a pix lated gorilla being shot. >> the programers you heard from one of them they hope to sell the game in the apple app store and for xbox, while some are against it. there has been a line to play it at that bar in boise. if you ever wondered if there is pictures of you on facebook that you didn't know about. they are rolling out changes especially when it comes to posting photos. a new feature lets you know if they post pictures of you even if they don't tag you. you get alerted tag or no tag and you let them know whether or not it's you and if you want to keep the tag. and it helps with impersonations and privacy tabs and cracking down on all the posts that asks you to like or share or comment. and it's engagement bait and they push that down to the bottom of your news feed because most people find them annoying and i quote, spammy. finally as we wrap up this year, here is the annual list of the most annoying words and phrases of 2017. for the ninth year in a row whatever, is the champ. followed by fake news, no offense, but literally and you know what i mean -- it's holding strong for a while there. back to "whatever" folks 45 and older find it annoying but people under the age of 45 are not that annoyed by it. this is really the work of the maris college for public opinion. maybe next year we'll be annoyed by another word or phrase, you know what i mean. >> it's dismissive. it sounds like you want to end the conversation. >> i know what you mean. thanks very much. lets get a check of the roads right now. matt pellman is here with the update from the traffic center. >> when it comes to the traffic nothing says annoying better than the schuylkill expressway i-76 hefty delays and this afternoon is no exception. in both directions by the conshohocken curves busy along 76 and a lot of volume, no accidents or disalled vehicles. and 95 is busy, 11 miles per hour on the northbound side by penn's landing. but at least better news in delco erik the crash that was making a mess of things along the south 1 media bypass through the granite run mall. and normal afternoon volume in that neck of the woods and lost our crash in westchester at gay street and penn straight and tire plus and a crash at german town pike at st. jude and the nativity. and a bad crash is shutting down allentown road in afternoon and shoe craft road is an alternate but as you head to the lehigh valley look for the crash on 209, 14 miles per hour there in allentown. and runnemede along 10th avenue but that cleared out of the way. >> thank you matt. we are following breaking news here out of west philadelphia. where police are on the scene of what they are calling a murder investigation. they say they arrived at the 5300 block of addison street to find an 85-year-old man unresponsive and with multiple stab wounds, the investigators are inside of the home as we take this live look. you see a police cruiser there on the street as investigators are inside of this home on the 5300 block of addison street. this happening around 2:30 today. "action news" as you can see pulling up to the scene there to further get more details and again the 85-year-old man found dead inside of this home stabbed multiple times. this happening just after 2:30. again we have a crew arriving on the scene we see that from our chopper 6 hd view here. we'll pass along information online and on air. all right meteorologist, melissa magee, as we hurdle towards christmas and feels more like spring around here. we have changes coming and tomorrow we are back down to normal. and then something else. >> we talk about the details, the picture outside. the ac cam was outside earlier today. right along the ben franklin parkway looking at the art museum. a nice shot and comfortable conditions today with a high in philadelphia in at 58 degrees, here is sky 6 hd looking at a beautiful picture of the center city skyline on our tuesday evening from our temple university camera it's quiet across the region and a good idea to get the car washed and get the car cleaned. the car wash alert overhead. the best chance of finding precipitation is on saturday and then a 60% chance of finding some precipitation across the region so really three good days of a clean car before changes head our way. looking at the numbers across the region. 57 in philadelphia. 46 to the northern and west in the poconos. and 56 in reading and allentown 56 in trenton and the coast in cape may coming in at 52 in dover and beach haven 52. satellite 6 along with action radar showing you we have got a partly cloudy skies in the region. and a frontal boundary draped across the great lakes and back across the interior northeast and back towards the southeast as well. we won't find a lot of precipitation with this as it works its way to the south and east and will ignite cooler air. and the rest of tonight partly cloudy and brisk and cooler, dropping down to 33 in the suburbs and 40 in philadelphia for the overnight low. the setup for us on our wednesday. not a bad day. high temperature of 45 in philadelphia and 42 in allentown and 46 in wilmington and 46 in cape may. the air temperature not bad but the problem is we have a northwesterly wind at 8 to 16 miles per hour. and windchills tomorrow afternoon will be in the 30s. and then as we get into our weekend and closer to the holiday a battle zone going on we have bitter arctic air to the north and west with this high pressure in control. initially we have warm air along the coast. we are tracking area of low pressure riding up the frontal boundary as we get into saturday. in the wake of the area of low pressure coming on through we have a push of colder air moving on through. and then another area of low pressure sets up into sunday night into christmas day. the big question is where does the second storm track and what does that precipitation look like as we get into sunday night into christmas day. we'll interest to fine tune that forecast because there are players in the air. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast showing you a chilly breeze and high temperature of 45 and first day of winter 41 feeling more like it by then and a high temperature of 47. we are warm on saturday. a high up to 62. with rain at times and on sunday sun to clouds, high temperature of 49. christmas day we are watching the coast, a high of 43 and the eagles playing too. a lot going on that day. brisk and chilly high of 37. we'll have to fine tune the precipitation we see. up and down, merry christmas. >> that is the good part about it. okay clutter free last minute gifts we'll talk about that in what's the deal. really? really? really? see zero in a whole new way. get zero down, zero deposit, zero first month's payment, and zero due at signing on select volkswagen models. now with the people first warranty. ♪ ♪ (radio playing in background) ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ the sentiment is there but an abunnance of holiday gifts can amount to a lot of things but there are ways to give special meaningful lasting presents to everyone on your list that is clever and free. people have stuff around the holidays. lori says forget buying for the sake of opening. and the hot mess a practical guide for getting organized. low on clutter big on life. >> theater tickets concert tickets. show tickets. sporting events. those are great gifts can you give and enjoy it with the whole family. these are gifts that give twice. you have the wow factor when you open it and then you go and relive it again. everyone at every age loves the movies and make a fun presentation of the tickets. >> the movie popcorn and bucket. >> think of things people need like a card to fill the gas tank. >> lawn care services and car detailing. and then there is a self maintenance kind of gift. mass ables and facials and gift certificates for a personal trainer and loves subscription gifts for a flower of the month club. >> wine subscriptions are great. you don't have to necessarily gift a full year, do a three month or six month subscription or digital subscription for netflix or i'm itunes. or a trip to the zoo or museum. instead of 50,000 stuffed animals. >> it's teaching them it's not just about stuff. >> i have stolen a few of her ideas since i spoke with lori earlier this week. she says that gifting experience safford you time and all the things we talked about can be ordered online or on the phone moments before you present them. the gift of time. time is money too. finally at 4:00, regular viewers will likely remember this video of what appears to be a log cabin. but actually melissa o'neal's cubicle. this time last december she transformed her toll brothers office space to a scene straight out of vermont winning her company's competition but melissa was not satisfied going out on top. check out what she did this year. her co-worker shared the makeover she went with a peanuts theme. including snoopy and the dog house and lucy and woodstock and charlie brown and the famous sad christmas tree and more impressive melissa and her boyfriend built this thing in a week and assembled it in a day. i bet she is an awesome co-workers. i like that year round. >> awesome stuff. now for brian taff, alicia vitarelli, adam joseph and melissa magee, i'm sharrie williams. join me along with brian tonight and every night for a full hour of "action news" at 10:00 on phl 17. "action news" delaware valley's leading news program. with jaime apody, meteorologist, cecily tynan, rick williams and monica malpass. gunshots rang out for a vigil of a murder victim in wilmington. now the victim's family is pleading with information to catch the gunman. monica is off and sharrie williams is joining us and the big story on "action news" is the latest on the tragic shooting from this past weekend. police say that the young man killed was an innocent bystanders. bob brooks is live now. you spoke with the victim's uncle? >> reporter: i did. his uncle is a man whose worked down here in wilmington for a long time to try and prevent things like this from happening. sometimes bad things happen to good people. i can tell you that is what happened here. >> the young people please hear my voice. enough is enough. put the guns down. >> it was a tough conversation to have with wilmington duffy sandals, he is part of duffy's help. but the talk was not about the great work over the years but his nephew was shot and killed in wilmington this past saturday. >> my nephew was home from college for a week or so. >> ironically samuel says his nephew was attending a vigil for a friend that was shot and killed.