investigation. it's still lit up at 6:00. they plan to be back here to start seeing what else they can find and learn. we are learn iing into the fire safety history of the company that owns this senior center. these are the remarkable pictures of fire filling the night sky in westchester friday morning. we're seeing the extraordinary effort to save 133 residents. many in wheelchairs or bedridden. >> the firefighters told me that they kept going back in there until their helmets were melting and cracked. police officers were running in there without any breathing. apparatus. >> investigators are sifting through the rubble trying to find out what happened to the four still missing.

>> say a prayer for them and their families. >> the nbc 10 investigators first revealed inspection records for the senior living facility showing previous fire safety violations. they include failure to maintain smoke doors and failure toçó prevent residents' beds from m koling in contact with electrical outlets. these violations were fixed in. february, but besides this facility, the kendall corporation operate 12 others including two more in pennsylvania. state inspections revealed previous safety violations all over the past five years at both, but the most recent inspections show problems with things like sprinkler protection fixed. a kendall corporation senior staff member said no one was available to speak with us or answer questions about fire safety. the company was fully focused on helping displaced residents. investigators will be in westchester through the holiday working to answer questions about what happened to the four seniors they still haven't found.

>> they understand the magnitude of what on here and they need to get answers for these remaining families. >> reporter: this investigation is going to take some time. we are learning more about how often this type of fire happens. according to the national fire protection association between 2011 and 2015, there were more than 2700 senior care center fires nationwide. that organization says they are on the rise. mitch blacher, nbc 10 news. our coverage of the fire continues tonight at 11:00. we are going to speak to a woman who said his father was in the hospital. what she says about his development and how he's recovering. to your first alert weather now. no rain to slow people down.

>> let's bring in meteorologist glenn "hurricane" schwartz. >> those winds are going to be shift iing a little bit bringin in warmer air. we have had a lot of sunshine today. the skies are clear now. wind diminishing. the humidity low. the temperatures should really be dropping pretty quickly with the clear skies. it's not as you'll see in a minute. a little bit of moisture building up along the gulf coast. that could be affecting us tomorrow morning. 46 degrees in philadelphia. now we hit 48 for the high. that's well below average. only 38 right now in allentown. but with the warmer air trying to come, it's going to prevent the. temperature from dropping too much.

it would be at least 5 to 8 degrees cooler. temperatures very similar. this is a sign of things to come. we'll see more ups and downs through the holiday weekend. i'll take you through that in a few minutes. the ntsb released its preliminary report into the plane crash that killed roy halladay. it showed that the plane was rising and falling in the moments before the crash. that confirms what witnesses said in the time shortly after the plane went down. crews are still going over the wreckage. halladay crashed on november 7th off the gulf coast of florida. new at 6:00, cvs suspended charlie rose. this move comes after reports by "the washington post" eight women say that he made unwanted sexual advances towards them. the allegations stem from the late '90s through 2011. the women either worked for rose

or wanted to. in a statement charlie rose said it's essential these women know i hear them and i deeply apoll skriez for my inappropriate behavior. right now at 6:00 al franken is facing a second accuser tonight. the woman says franken grabbed her backside as the two posed for a picture back in 2010. franken says he doesn't remember taking the photo but feels badly the woman felt disrespected. the new allegation comes days after a radio host accused franken of forcibly kissing her while rehearsing for a uso tour in 2006. franken was later photographed with his hands near her breast as she slept during a flight. the first woman to accuse senate candidate roy moore is speaking out in an nbc 10 exc s exclusive. >> i felt guilty. i felt like i was the one that was to blame. >> moore assaulted her when she

was 14. she first told her story to the "washington post" earlier this month. at least eight other women have come forward with accusations against moore. moore has denied the allegations, but the republican is under growing pressure to drop out of the alabama senate race. the politics of these sexual assault allegations are coming up on "nbc nightly news" right after this newscast. nbc 10 is is your official station of the philadelphia eagles. the eagles are high above the rest of the nfl tonight. they are 9-1 record is still the best in the league after they embarrassed the cowboys last night right here on nbc 10. the hype both locally and nationally around this team is reaching an all-time high. tonight steven fisher talks to fans who are super bowl dreaming already. >> a few things taste better than a traditional philly cheese

stake, but a blowout is definitely one. eagles fans packed into the steaks today for a victory cheese steak. >> i'm a fanatic. but i'm not a nut. >> frank is a lifelong eagles fan. >> i got this seven years ago. he has high hopes and even bigger plans if they win that lombardi trophy. >> this arm is going to get tattooed with the eagle clutching the super bowl trophy in its ta lons. >> reporter: expectations are growing. the eagles hold the best record in the nfl at 9-1, winning their last eight games making them one of the hottest teams. >> hopefully this is the year. >> hopefully championship game and ultimately super bowl. >> i hear everybody talking about it. everybody is so excited. >> even though there's a long road ahead, fans have no fear this team let up. they b point to the man under

center and the one that will get it done. >> it's the untangibles. it's appealing that we get around here. and pretty much it's carson wentz. and he's our leader. and he's going to take it to the promised land. >> fans are clearly confident in this eagles team. and if you haven't jumped on the carson wentz wagon yet, it's filling up fast. steven fisher, nbc 10 news. >> the eagles plan to keep the win streak alive against the bears. your official station has you covered starting at 9:30 sunday is morning with eagles gameday kickoff and then it's eagles game plan and we'll have a full wrap up on eagles gameday final. the eagles players and coaches think they have the super bowl feel? we asked malcolm jenkins, coming up in sports. new at 6:00, former nfl player and activist colin kaepernick is reaching out to philadelphia rapper meek mill over his recent prison sentence.

he tweeted out today saying, spoke to meek mill and he want wanted people to know regardless of his unsituation, he's in good spirits and humbled by the support the people have shown him. we'll continue to fight against the harsh sentencing practices that have affected meek and millions of other people of color for generations. meek mill was sentenced to two to four years in prison after prosecutors say he violated his probation several is times. . he was convicted in 2008 for drug a gun charges. meek's legal team says they will fight the sentence. new at 6:00, new jersey lawmakers are trying to keep beachgate from ever happening again. chris christie spent the july 4th weekend on a beach that was closed to the public because of a state government shutdown. the house advanced a bill to keep all state parks and beaches open for the first week of any future government. shutdown. new jersey's next governor wants to significant bly raise the minimum wage. phil murphy rallied with

lawmakers in trenton today. he wants to boost the minimum wage from $8.44 to $15 an hour. last year governor christie vetoed a bill to raise the wage. jim kenny is trying to keep dreamers from being deported. he called on congress to pass a dream act to save the daca program. it's for young undocumented immigrants brought to the u.s. by their parents as children. the program lets them go to college or work without fear of deportation. president trump decided to end the program. but the president has said he would work with congress to find a way to keep it. today about half a dozen people began a dream act hunger strike. they gathered outside chris smith's office. the dreamers plan to keep thor strike going through thanksgiving in hopes of drawing attention to their fight. >> i am just one face out of 800,000 families that will be affected. and i think right now is a very krit time in our country that we need to take action. >> the groups the hunger strike

is the least they can do to prevent this life changing event. up next, home for the holidays. twins born conjoined at the head are finally leaving the child n children's hospital in philadelphia. how their success is is making history at the hospital, all new at 6:00. plus surprise delivery, the 300-pound donation helping chefs feed a thousand people at the jersey shore this thanksgiving. > >> and coming up tonight a man used his own cancer fight to find the next breakthrough in treating the disease. see how it's helping children become cancer free. that's tonight at 11:00. an't ma. it's just my eczema again, but it's fine. yeah, it's fine. you ok? eczema. it's fine. hey! hi! aren't you hot? eczema again? it's fine. i saw something the other day. eczema exposed. your eczema could be something called atopic dermatitis,

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new at 6:00, two conjoined twins are going home just in time for thanksgiving. spent the last 485 days all the children's hospital of philadelphia. they were born in july of last year joined at their heads. back in june, surgeons separated them and the first surgery of its kind ever at the hospital. now they are heading home to north carolina. but they will continue to monitor them as they grow. we're counting down the days

until thanksgiving feast. three days left to get your dinner plans ready. >> the jersey shore, local chefs and volunteers are cooking up a storl for people who may not get to enjoy otherwise. >> ted greenberg shows us how they are giving back. >> in the kitchen of the atlantic city convention center, the makings of thanksgiving meals for close to 2,000 people in need. >> it's like the good thing to do. >> prepare from the heart. >> it feels right to be doing something good for people. it's like paying if forward when people do nice things for you. >> reporter: the owner of this catering company, among those volunteering their time and skills, kicking off three days of crafting traditional thanksgiving dinners and side dishes for the atlantic city rescue salvation army and the ronald mcdonald house in

philadelphia. >> there's a huge need. >> reporter: tiffany, a stay at home mom, volunteers at the mission. >> you see so many surprisingly more children than i would have ever expected. and it tugs at your heart strings. >> all of the food being prepared here is donated. dropped off a surprise delivery this morning about 300 pounds of broccoli. >> the donations this year and the volunteers is just overwhelming. this has taken off every year. >> it's the fourth year that the convention center executive chef george fisher has helped lead this effort to brighten thanksgiving for some of the region's neediest people. >> it's extreme fulfilling. >> turkey, sauce, stuffing and more peppered with compassion. ted greenberg, nbc 10 news. a chilly night tonight and a

cold day for anyone out shopping at the italian market today. this is a live look. temperatures in the low 40s. >> no rain to worry about for people tonight heading to their thanksgiving destinations. maybe a little early. this is a live look at city avenue from the presidential city camera. dry roads there and the traffic is moving too. it's great. let's go now to first alert meteorologist glenn "hurricane" schwartz with more on what we can expect for the rest of the week. >> it's actually pretty good. very few weather problems for the rest of the week. and you know how important that can be. it can get some big issues with all these airline travel all over the country. 46 degrees in philadelphia. 38 in allentown. we're cooling down. but we're not going to cool down as much as we would if the atmosphere wasn't warm enough overall. some of the areas already down in the 30s. coatesville at 39 degrees.

if the atmosphere was not warm enough, they might be down in the 20s. but it's not going to happen. a little bit of wind left. 37 in pottstown. 35 in reading. the wind continues to diminish every hour. mostly clear skies. not only around here, but around the entire eastern half of the country. a little bit of moisture building up down south and that may end up leading to a little bit of rain around here. through the evening, overnight hours, perfectly clear. more sunshine tomorrow. and with the southerly wind, that temperature is going up. take a look at those numbers for your neighborhood at the bottom of the screen. then as we go through tuesday, late in the day, perhaps a few clouds start to increase. now towards midnight, we may

start to see a little rain move in. most of this is falling in the middle of the night while you're asleep. by wednesday morning, roads may be wet in parts of the area p but it may still be raining toward the shore and southern delaware. that moves out and that is it for weather threats for the next several days. black friday is looking great as well. look at that. wednesday is looking good. so tuesday, we're close to 60 degrees. way above normal, way warmer than. wednesday, early shower and then not too bad in the afternoon. and then thursday, that's chilly. it's chilly on thanksgiving. but then it can be chilly and doing a lot worse. we have seen even snow before. it's cold but it's not bitter cold. i don't expect it to be very windy. temperatures in the 30s to start off the day.

mid-40s for the rest of the day. and then we're talking about temperatures moving up a little bit friday and saturday. and then dropping sunday for the next eagles game. nbc sports philadelphia, malcolm jenkins explains why the eagles thought they had super bowl potential. that's next.

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the best team in football. we still have a long way to go. a long way to go. first half, a little bit, whatever. defense kind of kept us in there. we rode that big offensive line like we do. >> that was doug peterson colorfully addressing his team after the win over the cowboys. that moved the eagles to 9-1 on the season, one step closer to wrapping up the division and possibly homefield advantage throughout the playoffs. they trailed the cowboys 9-7 at the half shs but the birds scored 30 unanswered on the way to the victory over the boys. john clark caught up with jenkins and the head coach for exclusive intervows. ask asked him if this team has that bowel feel. >> the biggest thing is making sure we take care of business. we enjoyed it. only a few other times it's

happened. we have to make sure we stay in the moment. >> you're seeing a guy on injury here. really some of the injuries that we have faced all season is. the next guys step up and the commitment that these guys have to one another. >> the sixers are back in action against the jazz. we're less than an hour from tip off. embiid is a question mark to play in this one. a gim time decision with left soreness after going hard into the stands. if i feel good, i will play. it's not on them. i think it's more on me. that's quite the contrast for someone whose laying time has been decided by team doctors since his return from knee surgery back in march. fliers players surprise d a young fan battling leukemia after their practice today. she got her own personalized jersey. madelyn will wear the enginejerr

the fliers hockey fights cancer night next tuesday where she will be dropping the ceremonial puck to the game. it's her 10th birthday. that's it for sports. back to you. >> that's so nice. thank you. you can win $500 today. it all starts when you watch nbc 10 news at 11:00 tonight. >> we'll reveal a secret code word and you go to nbc10.com and enter the word for a chance to win. then tune in again to nbc 10 news at 11:00 on tuesday to find out if the $500 is yours.

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here's a live look at the blue cross river rink. grand opening is set for friday. they are getting it ready for ice. >> and it is a a chilly night to be out in center city. a warm up though tomorrow. >> compared to today, we got up to 48. probably 10 degrees above that tomorrow. and with sunshine. early showers wednesday.

then dry thursday and friday. and by the time the eagles play again chilly but dry. >> that's our news at 6:00. thank you for watching. i'm jim rosenfield. >> and i'm jacqueline london. up next is "nbc nightly news." tonight, a tv icon accused of sexual misconduct facing suspension after eight women say charlie rose engaged in inappropriate and lewd behavior over two decades. we have late details and a flood of accusations and how he's responding. also our nbc news exclusive. first woman to accuse roy moore, her first television interview. >> roy moore denies these allegations and furthermore denies he even knows you. >> i wonder how many mes he doesn't know. >> the u.s. designates north korea a state sponsor of terror. what it means in the fight to contain the nuclear threat. the u.s. navy joining a race against time to find a