>> good morning it is 5:00 a.m., on this friday, november 10. we're following breaking news. a driver discovered a body lying along a road in south jersey, that leads to an investigation into a deadly hit-and-run. the latest on a tragic shooting death of a two-year-old boy in olney as police look for the weapon. grab a jacket you will need it, maybe gloves and scarf, you may not feel like it right now, but you will be thanking us later. >> david murphy says don't be fooled, i walked outside and it was like not so bad. karen has traffic. >> reporter: not so bad right now, but later, i packed the gloves. >> reporter: the arena tam didn't feel so bad because of

the -- the reason tam didn't feel so bad was because of the hour she gets up in the morning. right now the temperatures does not feel that bad, we're holding 47 degrees in philadelphia. the winds are starting to pick up out of the northwest at 15 miles per hour, though, that is going to start to drive the numbers down. 43 this allentown current. 41 in reading, 47 in philadelphia. 45 in trenton. 44 in wilmington, 42 in millville. winds picking up a little bit not feeling too bad just yet. however as we go through the morning, things change in a hurry. 7:00 a.m. we expect to be 39 degrees. 38 bile 9:00 a.m. and holding 38 through most of the afternoon before dipping later on in the evening. you have to look at the windchills. we're at 37 right now it's not going to be too long, 9:00 a.m. we're down in the teens in the northern and western suburbs and 24-degree windchill in philadelphia. so changes are coming and they are coming fast and furious.

most of the day uncomfortable. we get gradual improvement over the weekend. i'll have the details in the accuweather. >> we have a fatal hit-and-run, accident investigation going on right now maple shade burlington county only one lane in getting by in both directions of route 73. that's a major artery in south jersey, it's happening between 295 and 38. that chunk of route 73. we continue to see the closures running in the area. traffic is squeezing by, but it's restricted in both directions of route 73 with the accident investigation. here's a live look in bristol, bucks county. i-95 northbound at 413 we've got an accident we see the tractor-trailer off to the side right now, traffic is moving okay, i-95 northbound the tractor-trailer off to the side involved with that accident. a single-vehicle accident on the shoulder blocking two lanes westbound at fort washington, watch for that one. vine street expressway looking live and clear, we have

construction that was causing big problems shutting down the schuylkill expressway eastbound at the vine. they have left the scene. you have the vine open and the schuylkill expressway eastbound open, as well. >> breaking overnight, a motorist struck a pedestrian in south jersey leaving the victim to die in the street. a passing driver was one who noticed the victim and tipped off police. "action news" reporter katherine scott is live along route 73 in maple shade burlington county where they made an arrest, katherine. >> reporter: matt, that's right we are still waiting to hear details from police, but we can confirm this was a hit hit-and-n and police are saying they have one person this custody. you can see there are some lane closures here in maple shade right now in both directions. however, it does look like they are wrapping up. you can see police are pulling away. we're seeing people picking up the cones, so hopefully this will be open soon, but this investigation continues even not here on the scene. this happened around 12:30 a.m., police say a passing driver spotted a man lying in the center median and called police.

the victim was pronounced at the scene. police determined this was a hit-and-run. lanes were closed overnight as police gathered evidence and try to reconstruct the accident scene. there are a number of businesses around here, but it's unclear if any surveillance cameras captured the crash along route 73. the nature of the hit-and-run is unclear, police have not said how it happened and the victim hadn't yet been identified, but police have one person in custody. we're still waiting for more details from them. live in maple shade, katherine scott channel 6 "action news." >> thank you, katherine. detectives are investigating the tragic death of a toddler who they believe grabbed a gun and shot himself. it happened in the olney section of philadelphia. jeanette reyes is live for us now at police headquarters with what we know so far. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, tam. police are currently looking

into this tragedy. they are trying to figure out a couple of things who owns the gun and whether it was purchased legally. this morning police are looking for answer surrounding the tragic death of a toddler in the basement of a row home in olney. the evidence indicates the 2-year-old boy died of a self-inflicted gunshot wound to the head. two to four people were in the home at the time, it's not clear whether they were in the same room with the boy when the fatal gunshot went off at 2:15 p.m. this afternoon. >> appears to be a tragic gunshot wound to the head. >> a little kid running up and down the street. i would go to the store he would play with my dog. cutist -- cutest kid you would ever seen. >> father and sungle rushed the

boy to -- father and uncle rushed the boy to the hospital where he died. no word on who the gun belonged to or whether it was legally purchased. >> very, very sad situation for a young child his life cut down, two years old. >> reporter: and we know the family members were brought to police headquarters for questioning, one thing missing in all this, the weapon that has not been recovered. as soon as we get analuding detn the weapon, we'll let you know. reporting live at police headquarters, jeanette reyes channel 6 "action news." >> thank you, jennette. a public memorial to honor and celebrate the late roy halladay will be held in clearwater, florida on tuesday. the phillies pitcher was killed in a plane crash on tuesday in the gulf of mexico. officers witnessed a man swipe a halladay jersey from a memorial

outside citizens bank park. the officer chased the man down an recovered the jersey. authorities say it does not meet the legal standard for theft but did give him a ticket for disorderly conduct. president trump continues his tour through asia, he took a hard line on trade while weeking in vietnam. >> from this day forward we will compete on a fair and equal basis. we're not going to let the united states be taken advantage of any more. >> reporter: during the speech president trump mechanicsed north korea's nuclear threat ane community to help prevent kim jong-un's twisted fantasies of violent conquest. today is the opposite day it will be warmer before the sun comes up than later this

afternoon. >> reporter: once the sun comes up the winds pick up. thus to our northwest is where the colder air is sitting right now. storm tracker 6 live showing we're dry, as we look outside, sky6 live hthere are the flags blowing stronger than where they were yesterday once you get a 15-mile an hour wind build through the buildings, they continue to squeeze through the canyons of buildings and they pick up a little bit and that's what they are doing on the parkway. 41 in reading, 47 in philadelphia. 44 in wilmington, 45 in trenton. 42 in millville. these are on the way down, we've seen that in the last couple of hours. you can see the movement of the clouds, the winds are building out of the northwest. that air will transfer in under mostly sunny skies. in the lehigh valley, we'll dip this morning and bounce back to 33 degrees in the afternoon. it will be windy and cold with windchills in the teens early

and low 20s later on. at the shore, lots of sun, windy and chilly, 42 degrees, windchills making it feel like the 20s even at the shore at times. in philadelphia, lots of sun and windy and cold today. high of 38 degrees during the afternoon, might hit 39 briefly at some point. with the wind gusting 35 miles per hour out of the chilly northwest. we'll have windchills in the 20s all day today. if you're heading out for friday night football tonight, the winds might die down during the game tonight, but it will be clear and cold, kickoff temperature of 30 and in the 4th quarter, windchills in the teens. bundle up for football tonight. overnight tonight, clear and cold, less wind, but 22 degrees overnight tonight in philadelphia. that's one degree off the record low set back in 1961 in the city. teens in the suburbs. freeze warning it was a watch yesterday, it's been

bumped up to a warning. overnight tonight, philadelphia county, south jersey and delaware it's the end of the growing season overnight tonight. saturday we'll start out cold in the morning, in the afternoon, the winds will improve, 41 degrees, sunday, close to 50 degrees, not as cold in the afternoon. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, 38 is the high in the afternoon. officially the high will be in the 40s, that's right now. later today, windchills in the 20s pretty much all day, in the teens tonight. tomorrow, manage conditions in the afternoon, decent amount of sunshine, 41 and less wind. you'll want a coat, but better overall. sunday we start out in the 30s and 20s, sun and clouds be we'll get a milder flow from the workweek,rain at night. morning rain is possible, it

could be done kind of early, but we're expecting some dampness to start out and drying by the afternoon an better high of 53. it's more comfortable manageable conditions, 54 on tuesday, 52 on wednesday. back to 56 on thursday which will be getting closer to the average high. >> much more comfortable. >> another set back to the recovery in puerto rico as florida makes preparations for thousands of hurricane survivors. an explosive new report five women accuse comedian louie ck with sexual misconduct. traffic is movingust fine, we'll take you to exton, chester county coming up next.

>> welcome back taking a live look, the view, sky6 live hd around city hall as it looks like they are getting things in order getting everything gussied up are to the season. they are opening the dilworth ice rink and one of our favorite people will be there kicking off the festivities. >> looks like you're ready to go with your sweater on. >> reporter: it's going to to be cold and you'll be feeling like ice indicating. i'm looking forward to open the rothman rink. route 100, traffic is moving okay, we'll see a few cars southbound, at the moment not much of anything. if you're coming in from pottstown and phoenixville

you're looking good. we have a fatal accident investigation happening katherine scott has been on the scene in maple shade burlington county new jersey. one lane is getting by in both direction, between 295 and 38. katherine has been saying they are picking up the cones getting ready to clear the accident investigation, but watch for restrictions out there right now. restrictions on 495 southbound blocking two lanes near 12th street until 7:00 a.m. this morning. that causes some big problems. still seeing the green traffic flow and no issues just yet. they are blocking three lanes of i-95 near 295. so those restrictions still in place. look at the numbers, 41 in quakertown, 44 in pottstown and malvern. 47 in center city. in the suburbs of new jersey, 45. in a hammonton, 46. in dover, delaware, problem is temperatures are going to drop. high this afternoon of 38 degrees and the winds are going to be howling we're seeing

23-mile an hour gusts in allentown and 32 in reading. we'll fire up the wind anne bring down the temperatures which is a bad combination through the day, matt. >> it's been nearly two months since hurricane maria hit puerto rico, power is being slowly restored. 42% of the island have power right now. plus, there are people without running water. the federal emergency management agency announced it will transport three thousand people still in "shelter me rescue of the weeks" to florida -- still in shelters to florida or new york. florida is trying to get access to federal funding to help the arriving evacuees. former nfl player aaron hernandez had the most severe

brain injury. there was stream damage to memory and impulse control to portions the brain. he hung himself in april in a massachusetts prison he was serving a life sentence for oden lloyd back in 2013. sixers winning streak is over losing to the sacramento kings. can joel embiid back on the line. they face the golden state warriors tomorrow night. flyers held a moment of silence for the death of late phillies pitcher, roy halladay. they won the regular season win over chicago in philadelphia.

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>> a college in ohio helped change the life of this little boy and his family. 3-year-old camera haas was born without a right hand. teachers and students made cameron a mechanical hand using a 3d printer. it took a month and several prototypes to come up with a version. there was no cost to his family, everything was donated. >> it's amazing what they can do with 3d printers. it's amazing. let's start the morning off, friday morning, boulevard approaching the schuylkill expressway, southbound traffic heading to work with no delays there. mass trans, so far everything is running on time, dave. >> reporter: karen, the cold air we are waiting for is north and west of the area. you can see the winds dropping out of the of the northwest. we can see the temperatures drop in the northern and western suburbs. if you get to the car or the bus right now you're in better shape than you'll be in an hour or

hour 1/2. 41 in reading, 47 in wilmington, 45 in trenton. 42 in millville. on the el station a little bit later this morning, the temperatures will drop, the winds dropping out of the northwest. by 7:00 a.m. we expect to be down to 38 degrees and more or less holding that nobody all the way through 2:00 p.m., 3:00 p.m. before we see the numbers dip. at the same time the winds will be very blustery coming through the region at 35 miles per hour at least gusting that high at times. that will make for a very cold around with windchills in the 20s. a quick look at the airport, all green aircraft no major delays and no sign of rain that would include in our warmer destinations like orlando and atlanta, tam. >> the most expensive thing from a wedding is the pictures, imagine paying from them and never seeing them again.

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ne deadly hit-and-run closes down part of a bus weive on. o be seeing a loteother is tracking wicked windchills. >> we're saluting the troops on this veterans day. please send us pictures of your beloved vet. good morning, everybody, it is veterans day observed. >> reporter: it's a quick change with a blast of winter. >> reporter: temperature are in the 40s across the region. it won't be long before it changes. look at the snow in western

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