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the man accused of kidnapping carlesha freeland-gaither will return to philadelphia to face charges. >> and a delaware family will learn today if they can return home after a car careened into the second floor of their house. >> with but the big story on n news," is the arctic blast hitting parts of the nation. >> this frigid blast from the north has swept over some parts of the dakotas and minnesota. marcie gonzalez joins us now. >> reporter: it is not just the cold, but temperatures following making it look and feel like january. still 6 weeks left before winter and already some areas of the country look like. bismarck north dakota blanketed in white same in soda springs,

california and two feet expected for the western plains and the northern great lakes, but it seems some drivers were not ready. snow-covered streets causing crashes in wisconsin the big shift in where caused by this, the remnants of nuri, the 800-mile storm that battered alaska heading south bringing an arctic blast of cold and snow. temperatures plunging 30 degrees below average. the windchill in seattle, 20, chicago, feel like 13, minneapolis 6 below. this is not pretty. a taste of winter coming uncomfortably early. >> polar vortex of 2014, am i prepared for the winter? not mentally. >> reporter: the impact will be

felt down to the gulf coast. the only parts of the countries that that will avoid the drop in temperature is the as well as, hawaii and -- the southwest and hawaii and alaska and southern florida. sky6 live hd is looking live at atlantic city, beautiful out there right now. not a cloud in the sky. we're enjoying some mild weather for mid november and that all changes in just a couple of days. cave dave is outside with a -- david murphy is outside with a look ahead. >> reporter: sarah we don't have to deal with the cool air for several days and when it comes here it won't be as drastic as the folks in the middle portion of the country is experiencing. we have a bright morning and lots of sunshine, and we have dry air in place and sunshine is winning the day in pittsburgh

and eastern pennsylvania and the rest of the evening. 58 degrees in philadelphia. 56 in wilmington, 57 in allentown. some of the perimeter areas were around the freezing mark at dawn, but no more. the winds are not that strong. right now they are calm in philadelphia. every now and then you see a slightly higher number like the 8 in wilmington. the general idea winds are light today. today's high is expected to be 61 degrees that's several degrees above average, so, good, the overnight low i should say is 44 degrees and that's several degrees above average, so, not bad temperatures for now. as we look at the current in connection with in the northern and central plains, the cold air is in the process of spilling into the dakotas and nebraska. spots facilitator to the south like dodge city and wichita and kansas will see the arrival of cold air.

as it shifts east it will moderate, how much chillier we'll get here and how long will it take to get here i'll have those answers when i have the complete seven day. >> stay on top of the changing weather situation 6abc.com visit 6abc.com/weather for the hourly and self day forecast the latest videos from our "action news" meteorologists and our collection of weather related photos and videos. "action news" has learned that the accused kidnapper delvin barns will return to philadelphia scheduled for a court appearance on wednesday a week after barns was captured in jessup maryland. carlesha freeland-gaither the young woman he was accused he abducted was rescued. after barns arrest he was taken to virginia to face charges in

connection with the abduction of the 16-year-old girl. >> in winslow, camden county, the investigation continues into what caused a carbon monoxide leak that sent family to the hospital overnight. katherine scott has the latest. police say the family of three regained consciousness after medical treatment. authorities believe a faulty heater was to blame for the high carbon monoxide levels. >> when i came outside, they said don't come too close. >> reporter: fire officials say the readings were dangerous high in the sicklierville home. levels were three time the exposure limit. >> 900 parts him or per millios coma and convulsions. the normal is 35 parts per

million. >> reporter: a 911 call came in shortly before 4:00 a.m. for a woman passed out on the home on hidden hollow lane. a man answer the the door after briefly passing out. his wife and 7-year-old daughter was unconscious in the downstairs living room. they were trying to determine if there were carbon monoxide detecter also. >> also -- detecters. >> >> reporter: the high readings were found in the basement. fire crews vented the home to bring the level down. a pastor lives here with his wife and daughter and residents are going to check their own systems now. >> now we'll have someone come in and double check behind us, it's a dangerous situation. >> reporter: the battalion chief said because this is a single family detached home no other areas needed to be evacuated.

in sicklerville katherine scott. investigators are looking to what sparked a fire in chester. this is # hundred block of caldwell street. nobody was injured, but they are be lieuing for how the fire start. >> philadelphia police are investigating a home invasion just before sunrise in the city's kensington section. three masked men two armed entered the home at 5:30, still unknown what was taken. nobody was hurt during the home invasion. a lehigh university professor who was supposed to be conducting research for nasa has been charged with defrauding the agency. he is accused of wire fraud. federal investigators say he created a fake business to apply for grant from nasa and pocketed the money.

court documents show he requested $600,000 for one project alone. ding said he had demo involvement with the company, but a criminal complaint shows the only office is in his home in center valley. >> the eagles are ready to take on the carl thrien in -- carolia panthers, and hope to remain in first place with mark sanchez in as quarterback. the eagles and chip kelly take on the panthers they say they are not worried. sanchez started for the jets and had the most turnovers by the way. coverage starts at 8:00 p.m. with our pregame show countdown to kickoff. the eagles/panthers kick it off at 8:30. the holiday will be brighter for thousands troops overseas thanks

to operation taste at home. we caught up with volunteers filling up wawa coffee and beef jerky and around written note from customers. the goal is to donate five thousand care packages. nadwa with a presented the uso with a check for $615,000. >> very nice. >> much more to come on "action news" this noon. a prestigious university is on edge after two students are allegedly drugged and assaulted. >> hair loss treatment could give men and women what they are looking for. david murphy returns with the rollercoaster temperatures. call for action volunteers are standing by with any consumer issue you might have, "action news" at noon will be right back.

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possible cause of the crash. >> a series of airstrikes targeted a gathering of isis leaders in the mosul. the news comes as president obama announced that the u.s.-led coalition will go on the offensive against isis militants. the president authorized 1500 more american troops on the grounds to reenforce iraqi forces. meanwhile, president obama and other world leaders are gathering for a group picture at the apex summit in beijing. the summit mr. obama announced the u.s. and china will be granting visas for citizens valid up to a decade. someone at brown university slipped a woman at date rape

drug. it is believed the woman drank spiked punch. now the university is warning students to be vigilance length and asking anyone with information to come forward. >> anyone should be able to to go and have those fun experiences without having to worry about getting drugged or assaulted. >> the fraternity is responding to the accusations. it sent a letter saying we are confident that in no way did any member of the fraternity engage in or perpetrate such atrocious or criminal behavior.

>> there are new confess this noon about when general motors become aware there was a problem with the ignition switches. they ordered new switches before alerting federal safety regulators. the defective switches are linked to 30 deaths and dozens of injuries. sears is trying to raise cash by selling off hundreds of stores and properties. the retailer said the move would again proceeds and enhanceliqui. last month sears announced plans to shut down 77 stores and kmart before christmas. >> with cold and flu season upon us, you need to take extra precaution to make sure you don't get sick.

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david here now with accuweather beautiful out there today. it's nice outside with the changing leaves behind you. >> yeah, now get a rake. >> reporter: get a rake and clean it up. you're the rake man, baby. storm tracker 6 live double scan we have nothing going on out there. as we look outside, we were in

valley forge earlier. isn't that pretty, all the leaves are raked in valley forge. i guess they have been blown away somewhere. we're looking at fewer leaves on the trees especially with the heavy winds we had recently. no such problems today, the temperatures responding with all the sun, 58 degrees, the winds are calm. you should have a fine time being out this afternoon. 57 in trenton and 57 in allentown. we have hit 60 in spots like reading and millville. almost 60 down the pike in wildwood. cloud cover was trying to march in and there was too much dry air in place and the clouds evaporated. now we're looking at sunshine toward pittsburgh. allentown, a nice one, lots of sun in play, 60. that's several degrees above average for the lehigh valley. counts shore we're going for a milder high of 64 degrees. we'll see lots of sun, it will

be cool, but nice with the winds on the light side. in philadelphia, a high of 61. that's three full degrees above average. sunny, cool, nice, there are the winds, single digits, low single digits the rest of the afternoon for the most part, not a big time wind day today partly cloudy overnight tonight. 44 degrees, toward morning we might see fog developing. we have winds variable at 3 to 6 miles per hour. occasionally they will come in off the ocean a bit that will add moisture and maybe fog around tomorrow morning at least for the first part of the morning commute. for the evening commute, no problems, not much wind, sun going down early. 54 degrees -- 59 degrees by 4:00. 54 by 5:30. if you're going to the eagles 50 degrees for the kickoff. 48 in the 4th quarter. it's a night, good football

weather without much wind you put a couple of layers on beneath the jersey and you should be set. tomorrow we have a fbi out to the west -- frontal boundary out to the west, a mix of clouds and sun. we'll be milder for veterans day ahead of the flow. at night there could drizzle and really we don't and change this mild air we're seeing tomorrow for cooler air behind the front until thursday that's when the things get cooler. there's that arctic air beginning to invade places like bismarck, north dakota it will come into saint louis and moderate by the time it gets here, instead of 30 degrees below we'll be 7 or 8 degrees below normal. 61 degrees today. 67 tomorrow, isn't that nice for veterans day, and 65 on wednesday. thursday is the transition day we're down to 51 for the high. there might be precipitation at night, maybe, maybe not. friday, saturday, sunday, highs

in the 40s and morning lows in the 30s. it's cold toward the end of the week. sue. >>. >> thanks david. a woman in new york state proved you're never to old to jump out of an airplane. alice, celebrated her 100th birthday with a jump. she said it makes me feel good if i do it right. don't do it wrong. that's for sure. >> much more ahead in the next half-hour of "action news," a driver out of control slammed into a home in delaware landing on the second floor. the food fight between a packed light and cafeteria cuisine continues ♪this holiday season, my good friend gave to me♪

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start as an eagle tonight hear from the quarterback with the matchup. >> the family of a delaware home will hear if they will be allowed back in their home after a car slammed into the home and landed on the second floor while three people salt inside. chad perdelli is live in hockessin with the latest. chad. >> reporter: hey rick right now crews are trying to fix there's a gaping hole in the side of this barn, they brought in some equipment to narvelt some of nae the height problems they are having. the driver of the vehicle was coming down the road lost control about the mail box, you can see the tracks, he came between these two trucks, hit this 4 by 4 and went airborne and hit the vehicles into the barn and fortunately nobody was

injured. >> he went airborne end over end, because he want backward into the second floor bedroom. >> the hole in the side of the barn is massive. two cars are totaled. one this 1988 pick up was split in two. it was 6:00 p.m. when she and her husband and daughter heard the car slam into the house. >> with all this, the house didn't shake. we heard noise, and my daughter looked and said the wall is pushed out. >> reporter: new castle county police say 27-year-old lost control of the car as he navigated the bend in front of the barn. he only suffered minor injuries. >> what we were told, they pulled the glass off the car and he crawled out on his own and came down the ladder on his honor and transported him to hospital. >> reporter: the family have been given the greenlight to

stay in the house, the crews will patch the hole until the insurance situation can be sorted out. >> this was not the way i was plannerring to do the remodeling, but -- >> reporter: yes the homeowners keeping their sense of humor today, as for the driver he has not been charged at this time, new castle county police say the investigation is on going. live in hockessin, chad perdelli channel 6 "action news." >> a chester county man was back in court this morning to face his third set of dui charges and only "action news" was there for the hearing. he has been awaiting the court date behind bars since wrecking his car in october. a judge decided the downingtown man was a danger to the public, setting bail $750,000 cash. last month's wreck was the third drunk driving case in the county in the last 3 months.

delvin barns will return to philadelphia tomorrow to await his first court appearance on federal kidnapping charges. the hearing is scheduled for wednesday one week since his capture in jessup maryland. he is accused of kidnapping carlesha freeland-gaither. barns has been in virginia since his arrest to face charges in a separate abduction case. >> a faulty heater is likely the cause of a carbon monoxide leak that sent a south jersey pastor and his family to the hospital. the car came in around 4:00 a.m. on hidden hollow lane in sicklierville. that's where firefighters found the homeowners wife and child unconscious. crews measured co levels in the home that were 3 times the exposure limit. >> 900 parts her per million causes comma and convulsions in minutes. it's dangerous, the normal

carbon monoxide detecter alert around 35 parts per million. >> authorities are trying to determine if the family had working carbon monoxide detecters. no other homes were evacuated. the action cam was in wynnfield heights this morning as a ambulance rushed a woman struck by a car. the crash happened around 10:00 a.m. the driver who hit the woman stopped is at the scene. it is unclear how badly she was hurt. philadelphia fire crews rescued a 60-year-old woman from a fast-moving house fire. it broke out in the 6400 block of bell field avenue in the east mount airy sexuality -- mowment mowment -- mount airy section. the lawsuit filed by aboo

jamal, last month he was invited to give a commencement speech at goddard college. he is serving a sentence for killing a police officer back in 1981. >> philadelphia mayor hike inial nutter spoke at the annual breakfast talking about education funding. other speakers included pennsylvania's u.s. senators bob casey and pat toomey. >> turning to accuweather a powerful storm moving through the midwest is heading toward the east coast later this week. residents in minnesota are preparing for 8 to 12 inches of snow before the storm clears out. some school districts in south dakota had to cancel class today. plows in abdominner -- aberdeen

were busy clearing snowfall for the morning commute. >> reporter: fortunately that is out there, and what we have is something different for the next several days. we had earlier clouds that tried to pop through the center portion of the region but they dissipated after sunrise and we have managed to maintain mainly sunny skies for the rest of the day. temperatures were cold. we were below freezing egz in allentown, 29 degrees. 32 in trenton. 29 in millville. philadelphia did manage to slip to 37 degrees wilmington dropping around 33. we have a nice bounce back, well be up to 61 degrees by 2:00 p.m. we have a mild flow that will get us up to the numbers, without much wind it will feel

comfortable. it's not a day you have to hunch your shoulders, you dress appropriately you'll be all right. 6:00. 51 degrees, we'll drop into the upper 40s during the eagles game. the cool air from the central states is on its way here. looks like we'll stay mild with highs in the 60s on wednesday and thursday, the average high is 57. thursday we'll be in the 50s and friday in the 40s all because of that big mass of arctic air that is now massing in places like grand forks and minneapolis and getting ready to march toward the south. as this continues to push toward the central states it will bring raw, very cold conditions to this portion of the county. as it pushes toward the east, it will moderate. you have the marine influence where the ocean water is not that cool and it does have a tendency to knock the cold air

masses down a little bit. high temperatures somewhere in the 30-degree below normal range in this portion of the county over the next several days. the by the time this comes here, it will be five to 8 to 9 degrees below average. still chilly, we'll take a look at how cool it will be and how long it will last in the accuweather seven day. >> it should be a good day for football tonight. >> reporter: absolutely. >> speaking of which, the eagles take on the carolina panthers at the linc. everybody will be watching mark sanchez. of he'll be starting in place of nick foles. it is his first start for sanchez who missed all of last year with the shoulder injury. while he struggled at times with the jets he does have playoff experience and helped win the game against houston. >> i've been on this national stage in college in the pros and we've got a heck of a team it's

not like i have to go invent something out there. this is fun i'm excited. >> eagles fan will notice a familiar face on the visiting team wide receiver, jason avant returns to the linc after playing his first 8 seasons with the birds. we're teeming up with phl17 to bring you the eagles-panthers game. cover starts at 8:00 with the pregame show count down to kick off and 8:00 can 30 the game on phl17. a major healthcare scandal is about to cause a shake up at a government agency. >> plus meteorologist david murphy with the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast when "action news" comes right back

it's unclear who is behindment deadly suicide bombing at a high school in nigeria. 48 students were killed during an assembly today when an attacker is disguised in a school i couldn't know form set off -- school uniform set off the implosion. boka hadharam is suspected. a soldier was attacked at a train in tel aviv. the 0-year-old soldier was hospitalized in serious condition. prime minister netanyahu said he'll use all means possible to stop the growing unrest that's shaking the country in recent weeks. >> the veterans affair is experiencing a shakeup today. v.a. secretary said 35 people

will be fired and 1,000 more could follow after that. the pink slips would make room for hiring 28,000 medical professionals to join the agency's hospital and clinics around the country. >> the parents of an 5-year-old girl saved during an attempted kidnapping are speaking exclusively with abc news. they opened up about the or deal with robin roberts. aaron confronted the would be abdomin abductor in utah. >> i said look, i want to help you, but you can't take her. >> aaron turned around slowly, his face was calm, his eyes terrified me, i could tell, we know each other well enough to know about that, he was holding my daughter who was clutching a story book and i grabbed her and

ran in the house. >> 48-year-old troy fordly was arrested. many homes have wi-fi dead zones where you can't get internet connections. consumer reporter, nydia han saves you time and headaches with tips to improve spotty wireless service in the house. >> reporter: for years amy had dead zones in her home. places where her wireless internal connection wouldn't work. >> you couldn't sit in the kitchen and say i wonder what the movie schedule is. you have to go back to the other side of the house. >> reporter: like many people amy gets internet through her cable provider. the signal comes in through a mode modem. start with where the router is placed. >> router signals do not go

through walls healsly. the fewer walls and an floors the signal has to travel the better chance you have getting the signal to cover the entire house. >> reporter: movement router or mode did hem to the middle of t. ten mega bit per second is the average speed. you'll need more if you're streaming a lot of data at once. >> if you're paying for more speed and not getting good speed and have dead spots it's a good chance it would be your router. >> reporter: one to look for, the 1900 nighthawk. it's good for larger houses and handle several devices that are using by fire. the rowrlt costs 1 -- the router

cost $185. there's the n750. it cost $90, but doesn't use the latest technology for the absolutely fastest speed. nydia han channel 6 "action news." >> and still ahead on "action news" this noon. >> dieticians dish up a surprising new study what parents are pack

today marks the ends of nurse kasi hickcox's quarantine after returning from west africa. after protesting the isolation she was allowed to return to maine she has not shown any symptoms of ebola and will move out of maine once the restrictions expire. "healthcheck" this noon, 40% of parents pack a lunch for

their children, but experts say they could be doing a better job. brown bagged meals contained less fruit and vegetables and milk. parents pack more chips and crackers and sugar-sweetened beverages. the key the less processed food, the better. >> you could have turkey and cheese rollup or tuna sandwich. and dairy snack string cheese or low fat yogurt. >> the sample size for the study was small, but they believe the findings are worth noting. >> get a jacket on or sweatshirt you could brown bag it outside today. >> reporter: yes, not much winds, getting up to 60. the take us out to lunch david. >> reporter: i could, that's the operative road. storm tracker 6 live double scan no precipitation out there, we

may have fog tomorrow morning, you want to tune in for that. the action cam out in valley forge people walking through the park and less and less leaves on the trees, well with all the wind we've had recently. but today comfortable with light winds across the region. a couple of highlights to the forecast. the first is a highlight. we not only have one fairly seasonable mild days, we have three of them before the chilly change comes and today is day one. 58 degrees in philadelphia. we'll add a few degrees to that and get up above average. winds are calm and when they get kicking they won't be strong. the satellite image showing cloud cover trying to make a run at us this morning, but the air in place too dry. 60 in allentown. similar to the i-95 corridor where in philadelphia and wilmington we have the 61s. 61 in dover, lancaster and

reading and 62 in millville and cape may. ac has a chance of getting up to 64 degrees this afternoon. as we go through the latter portion of the day. 60 degrees at 3:00 that's coming down from a high of 61 which will be around 2:00. straight up between now and 3:00 pretty nice conditions nice temperatures and light winds. down to 55 by 5:00. 7:00. 51 degrees, 9:00, 49. for the eagles carolina is in town for monday night football. we'll put on channel 17 for you, so you can still watch your 6abc programsing if you want to. there might be partly cloudy skies developing, but a nice night for football. we have a crush of cold air coming down from canada. about bismarck, north dakota is in the thick of it.

18 degrees. the cold air comes into the central states and then shifts east, but it will moderate and not be as drastic a change for us, although we're looking at cold mornings coming up later in the week. but three nice days as we mentioned. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast starts out today, 61 degrees, tomorrow veterans day great for ceremonies in the afternoon. high of 67. we'll hold 65 on wednesday. there's some chance of fog developing overnight tonight. tuesday night there could be a drizzle, but it doesn't look like any major precipitation in through here. then thursday that's when the cooler air comes in. 51 degrees, by friday very chilly. 43, notice how we'll start in the 30s and wind up with a high of 43 and friday night and saturday morning we go below freezing across the entire region. that colder air is coming in. that 43 degrees high is 7 degrees below average for this time of year. 44 brisk and cold saturday not particularly comfortable.

sunday, 47 we're watching a coastal system that could push in a little band of rain in at times on sunday. >> it is week nine on "dancing with the stars" and tonight it's about trios. there are 6 pairs left competing for the trophy. tonight celebrities get to dance with two pro partners. it's also america's choice week that means the routines and dance styles and the music were picked by online voting. "dancing with the stars" starts at 8:00 p.m. on 6abc and brand new castle and stay tuned for "action news" at 11:00.

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out this afternoon. >> 239 years ago today, the marine corps was founded right here in philadelphia. what better way to celebrate than with present. kids lined the streets as the leather necks national motor cycle club brought up a trailer filled with toils to donate that will help with the holiday season. >> don't forget to watch "action news" at 4:00, 5 and 6:00. for david murphy, rick williams and the entire "action news" team, i'm sarah bloomquist. have a great afternoon!

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