nation today. his term somber yet resilient. >> itct of pure evil. our unity can't be shattered by evil. our bonds can't be broken by violence. though we feel such great anger at the murder of our fellow citizen, it's our love that defines us today and always will. >> the president and first lady held a moment of silence outside of the white house for the victims. mr. trump says he will visit first responders wednesday to offer support. >> untold numbers lining up for hours to donate blood. there is an urgent need with so many patients and the selflessness is being hailed as one of the shining lights in darkness. the tragedy in las vegas is underscoring the importance of preparation for emergency centers at home. "action news" reporteer annie mccormick with that part of the story. >> they have drills throughout the year and coordinate with hospitals hoping something like what happened in las vegas doesn't happen here, but they are prepared if it does. >> until our hospital beds are full, we continue to accept more patients. >> dr. jeremy cannon a trauma patient is talking about the hospital's response to a mass casualty like las vegas. >> we bring in as many trauma surgeons as we need to manage the critically injured patients. the 2013 amtrak train derailment put everyone to the test. medical personnel in las vegas are seeing a specific type of injury because of the high velocity weapons used by the shooter. >> unfortunately, the wounds evolve over time. the initial degree of destruction that you might see first operation will not be the final amount of destruction or final degree of destruction. you have to come back in 24 to 48 hours to reassess the wound. >> he carries a tourniquet with him at all times something civilians can too. god forbid you are in a situation like this, could save lives. annie mccormick, channel6 "action news." back to you. >> flags are half mass across the country at the president's directive to honor the victims and paris which has seen its carnage over several years is mourning the victims with this tribute tonight as the eiffel tower went dark. >> tomorrow philadelphia will hold a vigil at 6:00 outside the municipal services building across from city hall. more reporting after "nightline" and "jimmy kimmel live" at 12:35 tonight. the "action news" team will start at 4:30 tomorrow morning. >> president trump will travel to puerto rico tomorrow to get a first hand look at the devastation caused by hurricane maria. it's been two weeks since the storm and 50% of people have water. the governor hopes to have electricity end of the month though it could be march before power is restored to everyone. residents of pennsauken are rallying around the folks of puerto rico. the school put out calls and e-mails and the response was overwhelming. 44 dogs were air lifted off the island and made the trip to westchester. the dogs already spayed and neutered will be here this week. >> they have been through a lot and we want to give them a quiet space to give them confidence and go on with life. >> another way to help is through a monetary donation. >> on the weather front, another clear and cool day. cecily tynan has another check. >> we warmed up nicely today. saturday's high 66. the front moving through, yesterday 69. today, 75-degrees. that's three degrees above normal. there's much warmer air to the west. if you look at highs across the nation, we were in the 70s. chicago in the 60s. that air mass is moving our way. i have a taste of summer moving in. it could stick around for a while. we have details on that in the seven-day forecast. rick? >> cecily, we have more later. still to come, rock hall of famer tom petty clings to life. equifax adds more to its data breech. cecily is back with the full forecast from accuweather when "action news" continues tonight. ♪ ♪ >> delaware authorities say someone tried to kill a family of seven setting their house on fire as they slept at 4:00 a.m. the family escaped their home near north broad. a teddy bear remains on the scorched porch. authorities are asking for tips to catch the arsonist. >> police in bucks county say a septa bus charger is charged with sexually molesting two passengers outside the home of one of the victims in warrington township. >> a man convicted in the bensalem murder in 1984 was sentenced. another man robert sanders pled guilty to dumping rowan's body. 2.5 million more americans than thought may have been affected by the equifax breech. the likely number is $145 million. equifax former ceo will testify in front of congress tomorrow and plans to apologize. >> rocker tom petty is in a los angeles hospital tonight despite a flock of reports of his death that led to condolences. the los angeles sheriff's department responded to his home last night. he was rush today ucla medical center. we don't know his condition at this hour. last month petty wrapped up his 40th anniversary tour with the heartbreakers. meteorologist cecily tynan is back with a look at the forecast. chilly in the morning? >> chilly in the morning but mid 70s by the afternoon. live on sky 6 looking at the ben franklin bridge under clear skies, beautiful and did you see the sun set? bruce posted this on my facebook page from beach haven. it's glorious. sun setting at 6:42. we warmed town the mid 70s, and we should stay dry for the next several days. if your car looks anything like mine, it needs a wash. most of the week dry with clear conditions during the day. we have a lot of radiational cooling. nright now 59 in philadelphia, allentown and reading 53. cape may 58. trenton 55 and 40s in the poconos. satellite and radar showing high pressure keeping us clear and in place for several days. tomorrow morning, sunny but cool light jackets in the morning, tieing them around their waist in the afternoon. temperatures back to where they were today, slightly above normal, philadelphia 75. allentown, 74. tape may 70 and wilmington 74. wednesday, high pressure expands ahead of a cold front, winds out of the southwest, warming up to 78 and thursday, mid 80s. accuweather forecast, 75 tuesday, 78 wednesday, thursday, clouds mixing in more humid, 84. the weekend staying mild saturday with a high of 80. could have morning showers. monday, 15 above normal for the eagles game with a high of 84 and monday, the possibility of showers and a high of 79. the normal high 72. rest of the week temperatures well above normal. >> did you get your 10,000 steps in today? >> probably. i went running. >> i have 9,000 left. >> we all know cecily gets her 10,000 steps in everyday. for the rest of us, researchers have a suggestion for us, it's called gamification. one group got points for progress bronze, silver, platinum levels and the winners got coffee mugs. not only were they more likely to reach their daily goal, they kept it up for months after the game ended. >> tomorrow the philadelphia conference for women comes to town. michelle obama and shan da rhymes headline. we'll stream it on "6abc".com and p.a. conference for the whole world... ...until we helped him find his voice. my daughter was depressed... ...until we helped her find her passion. our family was drifting apart... ...until we found a connection. you have the power to change your child's life. the boys town national hotline can help. call 800-448-3000 (tdd# 1-800-448-1433) or visit parenting.org >> ducis is here with spores. eagles basking in the spotlight of first place. >> 3-1 start to the season. eagles take it. five of the next seven games at home, eagles are sitting pretty. key plays for key people. alshon jeffery, touchdown, seventh of the season. defensive end chris long forced to fumble. each added in the offseason. they know how to practice and prepare. you want the types of guys in and around your football team. we have a good group of veteran leadership players that bought into whatever i'm speaking about our selling. that's key. >> flyers open things up wednesday night at san jose. it's been a long offseason. ready to get things going. >> we are going on road, get the chemistry going off the ice. it's not an easy schedule to starred but same time, a good test for >> now they have decisions to make. they have to find a manager. they have to decide what will happen at shortstop. freddy galvis has been testify e shortstop last three seasons. with crawford in the mix, galvis knows he could be dealt. >> it's the first time in the offseason with that kind of situation. i'll be ready for whatever happens. whatever happens, happens. >> gal ris is the longest tenured philly right now. >> finally tonight, the eagles hosted a yoga session with special guests today. 75 men and women battling breast cancer spent an hour doing exercise. the american cancer society suspects many women will be diagnosed this year. "jimmy kimmel live" is next followed by "nightline." anthony anderson, rodiguez and music by cone. now for cecily tynan, ducis rogers, jim gardner and the entire "action news" team, i'm rick williams. have a nice evening. see you tomorrow. goodnight. ♪ ♪ tv's number one daily viral video show, "right this minute." >> an ominous sight as a man stands on the train tracks. >> people start to notice him and now they come to help. >> see the shocker as an angry girlfriend tries to derail the rescue. >> uh-oh! an old dude makes a bold statement at a sporting event. >> it took a while but security did catch up with him. >> find out the real reason gramps got his streak on. >> love this guy. i absolutely love you. >> a kid winds up in the hospital. see if you can guess why. and a mack dreidel kind of monday. >> keep it real or -- >> get the fake out. >> time to judge for yourself. >> train stations, subway stations around the world, this one in taiwan is no different. >> standing in the wrong spot in the platform, brother. >> he's down there near the tracks. >> casual. acting like he doesn't care. no problem. >> but do we have a problem with someone who actually put him there deliberately? >> no but at this point he's standing there, okay, what now? people start to notice him and now they come to help. >> oh! okay, now we're clear. >> yeah, those two happen to be in a relationship. he's in his 70s, she's in her 50s and well they're not getting along too well. officials have gotten involved but that still doesn't make her take a step back. anybody that steps up to try to help this guy gets chewed out by her. >> oh! >> all right, okay. >> security is trying to help him up. she heads back over kicks him, pushes the guy out of the way and the other woman has joined the conversation and she's fussing at her, too. >> this guy is giving up. he's just like i'm not even going to try and get up. >> he's in his 70s, too. you got to imagine he's probably a little frail. there's a reason he's still there. he must not feel like he's got other options. >> do you have any information as to the back story of this couple at all? what's going on? >> no, just that they've gotten into some sort of disagreement. >> that's so sad to see someone be so vile. >> you got to be careful to pass judgment. we still don't know what the back story is. what has this woman so upset? >> whatever happened at this point is in the past and there's no talking sense to this woman because now another official walks up, she goes storming toward the platform, and now they're trying to carry her away and she's bucking up on both of them at this point. now she's in an argument with

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