saturday, november 15. here's some of the stories we're following on "action news." a robbery suspect is dead after being shot by delaware state troopers following a wild chase. yet another atlantic city casino is closing its doors for good. frigid morning we're waking up to temperatures below freezing in parts of the area this morning. meteorologist chris sowers joins us with a look at the accuweather forecast. it's cold. >> reporter: let's go live to sky 6. it's not quite the coldest morning since the middle of

march, but if we drop down a degree it will be. it's a blustery start to the morning and well-below average temperatures later this afternoon. here are the actual air temperatures. right now philadelphia is sitting at 33 degrees, several locations, actually just about everybody else is below freezing. reading, 30, lancaster, 25, millville, 26. how about it feels like 17 in poconos. trenton, 31 and millville, 24. you have to bundle up early on, make sure you're wearing layers, the hat, gloves and scarf, everything to keep you warm. we have the winds out of the northwest it will be chilly from time to time, we'll pick up a breeze. forecast today, blustery and chilly. lots of sunshine, we're peaking around 43 degrees, 36 degrees by 9:00.

lunchtime, 41 and 3:00 p.m., 43. it gets much colder in the seven-day forecast. i'll have the details when i come back in just a bit. eva. >> the investigation is just beginning in delaware after state police shot and killed a man after he led them on a wild chase. the man was suspected in an armed robbery and attempted armed robbery yesterday morning, annie mccormick has the details. >> reporter: delaware state police in claymont at harvey road and garfield avenue, this corolla crashed and suspect shot by state troopers was transported to christiana hospital where he died. >> they were right on his bumper. >> reporter: thomas mcup in they almost got caught up in the chase. he didn't realize his nephew was the suspect the police were pursuing. >> he was a good man, else a

great person he has a lot of issues, he is a great person. >> i talked to the state trooper i asked if he alive. >> reporter: mcnaulty's relatives went to the scene. he was arrested in 2010 for taking police on a lengthy chase through claymont. recently he was distraught an questioned whether this was suicide by cop. >> he had his problems with addiction. he would clean himself up and go back to it. >> reporter: state police said this is an on going investigation and said no trooperses were injured. annie mccormick channel 6 "action news." >> police in south jersey are investigating the death of a young woman her body was found inside a gloucester county apartment. chopper 6 flew over the scone in

paulsboro. the 26-year-old body was found by a family member. the cause of death has yet to be determined, police are considering it a suspicious death. in millville, cumberland county, foul play is suspected in the death 56 young man. chopper 6 flew over the apartments last night. a man was found dead inside the courtyard. police are not saying how he died, they have not released his name. in egg harbor city a vigil was held for the two victims of wednesday's arson. police charged 38-year-old joseph palmer iii with setting the blaze, both deaths have been ruled a homicide. joint chief's chairman

martin dempsey touched down in iraq. dempsey is pressing congress for funding to expand u.s. troop presence in iraq. 1500 more soldiers could be deployed if the plan is proved. a strong undersea earthquake spurred a small tsunami in eastern indonesia. it measured 10.1 on ther scale. it sent a small tsunami. it is on the pacific ring fire which is a an arc of volunteer contain volcanos and fault lines. a surgeon who contracted

ebola in sierra leone will be flown to omaha, nebraska for treatment. dr. martin salia is a permanent u.s. resident who lives in maryland. 24-year-old volunteer firefighter spent his career helping others. last night his community came together to help him. kevin who volunteers with the fire company in pennsauken is battling stage four stomach cancer hundreds of people showed up to the fundraiser to help defray his medical costs, organizers wants him to know else not fighting the ballots alone. it appears the trump taj mahal is the next casino to fold in a year. trump filed bankruptcy papers yesterday, the board approved

the shut down of the casino by december 12th. the stawj is the if it casino to close in atlantic city this year. a new jersey man is a multimillionaire after playing a lottery game inspired by monopoly. his success is a contrast to the jersey town that inspired that boardwalk game. >> reporter: it was a big day for day for wayne picking up $21 million from the jackpot monopoly millions club. the game first introduced in 1934 features locations from all over atlantic city, the boardwalk, of course the game's most expensive piece of real estate and streets players know like new york avenue and st.

james place. he is doing better than the town that the game is based on. other than of taj said if the union don't stop appealing the taj will close for good september 12. if you were playing real life monopoly would buy in atlantic city now? >> absolutely, more now than ever. the well, the value, they are giving property away, practically. and it's going to turn around. >> atlantic city is falling apart. all the casinos is closing down and the little shops on the boardwalk ain't making money. i can't see investing in this. >> i would be selling like gangster for sure. >> reporter: because? >> because there's no return as far as my investment goes. >> people will come here forever because it's a fun place to come. >> reporter: with all the problems atlantic city is not

getting out of jail free the way you would in monopoly. difficult deals will be made to make sure the city survives just as with the game until be winners and losers. on the boardwalk, nora muchanic. >> the atm, bible in the church and the playground. which is the dirtest one we touch everyday. >> keeping fido healthy can hurt your pocketbook. getting quality service that doesn't break the bank. >> reporter: temperature are running ten blow average, rain is moving in here by monday, icy cold bitter windchills tuesday and wednesday more like january temperatures i'll have the details when we come right back.

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>> now this is something you don't see everyday. a car pulled out of the ground workers used to crane to hike it from a ten foot deep sinkhole on monday. it was swallowed up over the past few days. >> the car doesn't look smashed at all. >> reporter: we only saw half, the front end is probably a completely different story. talking about here in the delaware valley, i'll tell you what, we have cold temperatures on the way. let's get you outside and show

you what's going on. it's a quiet morning, but it's chilly. several locations are below freezing. philadelphia closing in on the freezing mark. it will get much worse in the seven-day forecast. if you're not a fan of winter-like weather you'll not be too happy. that's the view of the ben franklin bridge. 33 degrees in philadelphia. dewpoint, 21. wind out of the northwest at 8 miles per hour. pressure reading 30.30 inches. look at the numbers, researching something you would say -- resembling something you would see in december maybe january. millville, 26. dover, 29. there's not much of a breeze, but the little breeze that we have adds to the chill. feels like 17 in lancaster. 22 in reading. 20 in the poconos and 26 in philadelphia. it's an icy-cold morning. you have to allow yourself extra time. you'll is to scrape the frost

off the wind cheeldz. we should -- windshield. we should be around 56, 57, a enwe're talking highs around 43, 42 this afternoon. we have a quick-moving system pushing through the great lakes providing that area with snow this afternoon. for us we're watching a storm system that has not developed yet across the gulf coast states. the low passes to our west which puts us on the mild side of things be it will be in the form of rain and not snow. they will see snows across western new england. for us later today looks like mostly sunny skies, will be cold, canadian high pressure in control. highs in the mid 40s. we'll get into sunday, clouds on the increase. it will be chilly out there, but not as bad highs in the upper 40s. here comes monday that low riding to our west, that puts us on the mild side of this storm, winds shift out of the

south/southwest. looks like a cold rain. farther to the west past harrisburg and state college that's where the snow flies, that will accumulate, but for us it's mainly a rain event. monday this is all rain for us, it could come down heavily at times. we're expecting anywhere from half inch to three-quarters of an inch. the lehigh valley, 41 degrees, the jersey shore lots of sunshine, again, the temperatures compared to seasonal averages very, very chilly. 44 degrees, with the breeze it will feel like 40 or 41. philadelphia, we'll top out at 43, mostly sunny and cold, winds out of the west at 10 miles per hour. 43 degrees. overnight tonight, it's cold but not as cold as what we're seeing

this morning. 43 degrees, increasing clouds sunday, 48 degrees. monday, 46. tuesday and wednesday, high temperatures right around 36 degrees, tuesday we're expecting windchills in the upper teens low 20s all day long. thursday we start to pull out of it a little bit. sunny and breezy, 45. friday sunny, and 47 degrees. it's the middle of november. >> don't forget you can take 6abc.com with you. the new smart design fits any device you have, whether it's your tablet or smart phone, no matter how large or small that screen. check it out by visiting 6abc.com anytime anywhere. works of arts created by people with alzheimers were on display in old city. the drawings and paintings we shown at the hamilton theater art center. the work gives patients creative

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good morning to you on this saturday, sky6 live hd taking a live look at the platt bridge, 35 degrees outside, 5:49 right now. a pennsylvania agricutlure official has expanded the quarantine of a bug in the area. the threatens the grape apple and stone fruit injury and warns it could be a problem for hotels. two townships in berks county were originally quarantined that list has been expanded to five. the quarantines leads to materials like lumber and trash that can carry the bug cannot be moved without inspection. now to health report, germs are everywhere. that's no create. ali gorman swabbed surfaces to

find the dirtiest things we touch everyday, and her finding may surprise you. >> reporter: germs are everything we touch in many places we expect them. but we set out to swab surfaces to find the dirtiest things using this device in just 15 seconds it shows us the number of organisms on everyday surfaces. hospitals use devices like this to monitor how clean or dirty things are. food manufacturing equipment must be under ten. now i'm going to swab the keyboard on my desk. we don't live in in a hospital, but we expected higher numbers, but what we found was surprising, my keyboard read

779. after dropping it dropped to 341. that was nowhere near the worst. we swab dozens of different surfaces in the city and the suburbs. here's our top four offenders. number 4. they say cleanliness is next to godliness, so we went under cover at a local church to test the bible. the reading 975. number 3, a parking kiosk, 1,409. an atm was worse coming in as the second dirtiest at 1596. but the number one dirty thing we found was at a playground. this slide got a score of 2,392. >> that's a lot. >> reporter: but an infectious

disease expert at cooper university hospital said many germs are not dangerous. >> in fact our bodies are covered with nonvirulent bacteria and makes us who we are. >> reporter: harmful bacteria can survive on surfaces for a few hours, if you touch one and touch your eyes nose or mouth you could get sick. >> special li as we move into cold and flu season and there are people who have drippy noses and wiping their hands. >> reporter: to protect yourself wash your hands at least before preparing food after using the restroom and before an after you eat. >> also be aware you don't want to be bringing your hands to your face own sticking your hands in your nose or mouth unnecessarily when you've with an touching other things outside the house. >> reporter: ali gorman channel 6 "action news." ♪ music

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>> good morning, taking a live look, sky6 live hd over wilmington, delaware. a chilly, 35 degrees outside. how low will it go and are these coolers temperatures going to stick around? meteorologist chris sowers coming up in just a little bit. get ready for changes at pizza hut. the chain has announced an overhaul on the logo, pizza boxes and uniforms. there are new crust and sauce choices, new premium toppings. pizza hut is adding drizzle like sauces with buffalo and balsamic after it's cooked and skinny slice pizza which is 250-calories per slice. >> reporter: veteran bills can add up, especially if you have a

sick pet, but the good news is you don't have to pay extra for goodce. we did mystery shopping. >> a lot of vets that receive the highest ratings charge low prices, you don't have to pay more to get the best care. >> reporter: if you have a treatment or procedure your pet needs call around for prices. >> we found price differences of 100%, some vets charge twice as much as the nearby competitors. >> reporter: to spay 7-month-old, 25-pound dog they got prices from $154 to 752 degrees. to spay a cat, $80 to $586.

to clean the deet of a dog, surprises started at $135 an went up to $674. while many pet owners will pay anything to save their pets, others won't. if you're in the latter group, pet insurance is for you. consider pet insurance only if huge vet bills will severely strain your finances. go to saving with 6abc at 6abc.com for more information. i'm nydia han channel 6 "action news." >> we have much more coming up on saturday morning. while philadelphia's cigarette tax is good news for business owners in neighboring counties. have an electric car where you canning park for free in the first state. stay with us, we'll be right back

>> good morning, it is 6:00 a.m. saturday, november 15. here are some of the stories we're following for you on "action news." a disturbing case, five adults are arrested for alleged i horrific abuse against chin in their home. searching for vandalses, police are looking for teenagers

wanted for a crime. plus we're waking up to some of the lowest temperatures we've seen in a very long time. chris sowers has the clue exclusive accuweather -- the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast. it's so cold outside. >> reporter: these are the coldest temperatures we've seen since march going back 8 months. you need to bundle up. we have a little bit of a breeze out there, temperatures are in the 20s, which puts windchills in the low 20s in parts of the area, even teens. you'll need the gloves and hats and heavier coats. looking at the camden waterfront. 29 in quakertown, martins creek, 27. fleetwood 28. oxford, only 26. looms january out there. look at gandys beach in buena, 24. most of the pine