>> reporter: it could have felt worse had we had a gusty breeze. temperatures wise, get ready, 22 degrees that's the air temperature in the poconos. 32 in philadelphia. 24 in lancaster and 25 in allentown. you factor in a breeze that is running five to ten miles per hour out of the northwest. allentown feels like 19. 16 in lancaster, 22 in wilmington. feels like 26 in philadelphia and 23 in millville. something you would typically see in january. satellite and radar we're waking up to clear conditions, maybe a few clouds later this afternoon. otherwise it should stay nice and bright and blue skies. a nice looking day, chilly. 41 degrees by lunchtime. 43 by 3:00 that's where we top things out. normally we should be around 56.

overnight tonight, temperatures plunging into the 20s north and west, low 30s for center city. an incredible amount of cold air lies across the lower 48 this morning. this map doesn't do it justice, how cold it's been across the midwest. that same cold air mass turns colder in the seven-day forecast. that same air malice shifts east and heads here in this direction by tuesday and wednesday, and wait until you see the numbers in the 7 day forecast. looking like january. i'll have them for you when i come back inside in just about ten minutes. five adults have been charged in a shocking child abuse case. we have to warn you, the allegations are particularly disturbing. "action news" reporter, dann cuellar has the story. >> reporter: this story is not for the feint of heart. authorities say if the physical abuse was not bad enough, add the sexual abuse to the case it may make our viewers sick to their stomach. >> if i told you this, people

wouldn't believe it could happen anywhere. >> reporter: but it did, a house of horrors, kids watched as adults were enengaged in sex. keep in mind like a common way of life and that's disturbing. >> reporter: daniel carter, and others have been charged with a slew of crimes against children all lived or hung out at the house. the children were beaten and shot with bb guns, you heard right shot with bb guns all over their bodies according to court records including the head. one boy said it really hurt. >> hearing about the sex crimes was gut-wrenching for me. anything like that happens to my kids i'm going for the kill. >> reporter: ham money was

released from jail but her father said she was not home. i asked her father about the charges against her. >> how would i know. >> you can't imagine the horror the children had to live under. >> reporter: the children are staying with an aunt. they are being charged with deviant sexual intercourse and reckless endangerment and corrupting the morals of minors all which carry substantial prison time. dann cuellar channel 6 "action news." >> take a good look at 31-year-old elliot knock authorities say he shot and killed daniel damon on monday. he is considered armed and dangerous, call police if you know where's. kidnapping suspect delvin barns will remain behind barns

until the trial begins. he agreed not to seek bail during an appearance in federal court in philadelphia. however the 37-year-old pleaded not guilty to the kidnapping charges. prosecutors revealed additional details about carlesha freeland-gaither's ordeal. she was tied up and forced into the trunk. if convicted barns could face life in prison. with him police have arrested marcus crews for the murder of a man found dead in eaten park. a cleaning crew discovered donald smith's body. police say cruz and smith worked together, but investigators have not revealed a motive. crews is being held without bail. the 48 day manhunt for accused cop killer eric frein cost pennsylvania taxpayers $11 million. that's the bill for pennsylvania state police and does not include federal agencies and the fbi and atf that took part in

combing the woods in the poconos are to the self described survivalist. frein's court appointed lawyers will be paid $178 an hour. philadelphia police need your help yching two teens -- identifying two teens wanted for vandalizing manayunk park. they were at venice park last saturday. one teen breaks the accent lights and pulls out the rope from from thes stairs costing the damage up $20,000. cigarette tax is driving smokers elsewhere. it's good news for bucks and montgomery counties. >> for a pack of newport it's 9.70.

>> reporter: here? >> here they are 6.50 with tax included. >> corner store owners say the hike is killing their business. the 2-dollar philadelphia tax hike went into effect in september. the goal is to raise $50 million for philadelphia schools. two charging stations will be installed for electric cars at the cape may lewis ferry. it will be free to use the charging stations. get your food donations ready, the boy scouts are coming around today to pick them up. if you received one of the empty plastic bags you can fill it up with nonperishable food items and leave them outside your door. it's part of the dunkin' donuts holiday food drive. last year's drive provided 771,000 meals for those in need. >> crews are attempting to

remove the massive pnb letters to remove the letters from the buildings. in august work began to remove the letters, but the operation hit a snag. owners say they are removing the iconic letters because they want to return to the original 1930 design. each letter weighs 3,000 pounds. there will be a number of road closures around city hall beginning at 6:00 a.m. philadelphia is breaking thitis with the public and inviting everyone down to city hall for a fun time on the new rothman institute rink at dilworth park. 6abc is a proud partner and our karen rogers was there for the yesterday's official opening. we posted the hours of operation and rates and rental fees at the website 6abc.com. still ahead "action news" saturday morning, protesters take to the streets of mexico to demand justice for dozens of missing college students. plus a muslim prayer

service is held in a historic cathedral in washington, d.c. chris? >> reporter: eva here's a look at the headlines this morning, we have a nice, quite, but cold weekend on tap for the delaware valley. things get active next week. we have a rainstorm monday, and then the temperatures crash. icy cold windchills and i'll have all the details when we come right back.

a candle light vigil was held at west virginia university, students honored the memory of nolan birch who was found not breathing inside a frat house on campus. the cause of death is under investigation. west virginia university has suspended the fraternity and is a resort pledging -- sorority pledging. thousands of marchers in mexico called on local authorities to find 43 college students.

they vanished two months ago after a confrontation with police officers. prosecutors alleged that officers rounded up the students and handed them over to a criminal gang. mexico's attorney general is investigating claims that the students were killed and burned. in washington, d.c., there was a call for acceptance. the national cathedral hosted its first muslim prayer service. hundreds knelt on carpets facing mecca in an area free of christian icons. a woman interrupted the service and shouted why can't you worship in a mosque. the cathedral is home to inter faith services and presidential funerals. >> an arctic blast is wreaking havoc on much of the u.s. residents in the grand rapids michigan area has been force to dust off their snow blowers and clear their drives and sidewalk

after a foot of snow fell. another 6 inches is possible for them this weekend. the arctic blast has an icy grip on the deep south. check out thist sits in fronts of a home in mississippi. southern states are not accustomed to such bone-chilling temperatures. they had snow down south a week ago. >> reporter: you see the video there, you don't realize how impressive it is. even for january standards this is bitter. what's happening across the western part of the united states. i want to show you whaft dramatic changes -- some of the dramatic changes they saw across the front range. the numbers are mind boggling for january and here we are in the middle of november. there's a view of the ben franklin bridge.

we have temperatures at the freezing mark, 32 degrees, dewpoint, 21. wind out of the west/northwest 7 miles per hour. here the numbers, 22 in the poconos. 25 in allentown. trenton, 30 degrees. wilmington, 28. lancaster, 24. millville, 26. fortunately there's not much of a breeze. there's enough to drop the actual air temperatures down 3 to 4 degrees. had we had a real strong gusty breeze out of the northwest. these windchills would be worse. it's cold, feels 19 in allentown. lancaster, 16. millville, 23. 26 in philadelphia. and 24 in trenton. here's the satellite and radar, lake-effect snowshowers they will rang on it across the western portions of upstate new york and pennsylvania. for us, mostly sunny skies today and we'll cloud up sunday, and maybe rain by the time we get into monday. speaking of rain and snow it's

out here across the heartland of the nation. you'll see a swath of 3 to 5 inches over the next 24 to 36 hours that will reinforce the cold air that is still to come. these are current windchills across the country. feels like 36 down south in new orleans, feels like 30 in dallas. wichita 20. omaha 16 and minus 2 in bismarck, north dakota. this is casper wyoming earlier this past week. monday, 56 degrees, tuesday's high 6. a low of 27 below zero. that's brutal even for january. here we are in the middle of november. looking at amarillo texas, 82 degrees on monday, 36 on tuesday, a low of 13 degrees, so much for that texas warmth. for us we're looking at cold conditions, lots of sunshine,

unseasonable cold highs in the low 40s. we get into sunday the high works out to sea. that will arow the clouds to -- allow the clouds to increase in the southwest we'll start out with sun, clouds on the increase. temperatures milder than what we experience today, but chilly for this time of the year. we get into monday, the low passing west of the appalachians, wind shift out of the of the south/southwest that means rain for us, snow for the eastern great lake states. lots of sunshine, a nice looking day, blustery and cold, windchills in the upper 30s. jersey shore, cold, 44 degrees is the high in atlantic city. philadelphia, 43. normally we should be around 56. so we're 1 degrees below average. -- 13 degrees below average. winds are light 5 to 10 miles per hour. overnight tonight, 25 degrees outlying suburbs, 31 for center city. the clouds increasing by tomorrow morning. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, again, you

can see here not as harsh tomorrow, 43 degrees. 48 tomorrow. eagles, 26 degrees by kickoff, 4:25 eastern. 251 degrees by the 4th quarter. windchills in the teens, there could be snow flurries or snow showers by the 4th quarter. monday, 46 degrees, tuesday and wednesday, arctic blast 36. tuesday's windchills in the upper teens low 20s. thursday, 45, friday, mostly sunny, 47 degrees. >> 47 never looked so good. >> reporter: you're absolutely right. >> thanks, chris. don't forget you can take the new 6abc.com wherever you go no matter how small or large your screen, check it out anytime anywhere. the nation paused to honor veterans day it's a time to stop and salute those who have

bravely served. in this art of aging, lisa thomas-laurey meets a group of women who showed their support for soldiers in a very personal way. >> reporter: they are a group of seniors who create stockings for soldiers. edna gathers the goose and donations and -- the goods and donations and rallies the volunteers and stuffs them with anything from socks to soup. they ship ten thousand stockings in november to be sure that the g. i.s are not forgotten during the holiday. >> this may be the only gift they get. >> reporter: we know they are getting a piece of home and that makes a difference. >> the ladies get a list of soldiers serving so they can

personalize each stocking. >> we have great pictures of the soldiers having gotten the gift from somebody they don't know and they are so excited about it. >> it's good for our hearts. it's the spirit of christmas in our hearts. >> reporter: just one of the many ways seniors in our area are giving back. for more volunteer opportunities go to 6abc.com/art of aging. lisa thomas-laurey it's on?

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girard. cleanup begins at 11:00. a special program celebrates the contributions of life long volunteer who died this past january. the annual parade weerves through west philadelphia to clark park where there will be a giant puppet performance. it begins at 50th and walnut street and ends at 45th and chester with a holiday pageant. holiday tunes from the philly pops over 50,000 lights will sparkle through the night. the electrical shows are every half-hour 4:30 to 8:00 every evening through december 31. him each evening one audience member will be selected to ignite the 4:30 show. that's what's happening in and around our area. we'll be right back. use chase freedom at amazon.com

and get 5% cash back this quarter. so you can find the perfect gift for everyone. including you. activate your 5% cash back at chase.com/freedom chase. so you can. >> reporter: welcome back everyone, 7:24 saturday morning, a look at the day planner shows lots of sunshine all day long. it will be blustery and cold, 43 degrees, normally we should be around 56. le what brought about this dramatic change in our weather pattern. you remember october started very, very mild. we finished the month two degrees above average. and the first week of november 1-degree above average. the change in the pattern was the typhoon that formed west of hawaii. it made the right hand turn and missed scrap fortunately, because wind were close to # hundred miles per hour.

it became extra tropical, it was the strongest storm that the bering sea and alaska had ever seen, it dislonldz the cold air -- dislodged the cold air and dropped it into the lower 38. casper, whyoming, 27. montana was 0 degrees below normal some locations in every state woke up to temperatures of 32 degrees or colder and that includes california and florida. >> can we send that pressure system back. sports, college hoops kicks off and sixers play a nail biter and a fan favorite comes home. >> reporter: from his crazy hair to the charitable effort he was a philadelphia fan favorite.

scott hartnell was back. he was honored with a video tribute and given an ovation. borachek ties the game, the second period goal put them ahead for good, the blue jackets get a win in ten games. snap the flyers winning streak. sixers 51 seconds left, tony wroten put them up 3. one last chance for the sixers and the rookie country come through, what a heartbreaker. sixers fall by 1 to fall 0-9. eagles better bring their long underwear to lambeau field. 48 degrees here and the in the low 20s and high teens in

green bay. nate allen said they will weather that weather. >> we're out there, we're not sitting out there, thinking about how cold it is. you're thinking about executing and play football. yeah, we got to be on top of everything this week. >> reporter: the curtain rose on the college hoops season. in allentown, 12th rank villanova found themselves down to lehigh in the second half. hillard would add the steal and slam and the cats win 77-66. temple opens against american. owls offense was offensive. 22% from the floor, but managed to win. they held off the 40-37. that was the store. three starters lost their a-10 title team. st. joe's facing farley

dickenson. 4 seconds left to knock off the hawks 58-57 and drexel lost to colorado. that's sports, have a great day! >> despite the cold air, 6 lacrosse teams suited up for a good cause in south philadelphia. the players took to the field for the 5th annual philly charity showdown. it's raising money for thomas ts jefferson university hospital. of shaving stuff. and thankfully, being able to find backups.

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>> a robbery suspect is dead after being shot by delaware state troopers following a wild chase. we hear from the suspect's family. yet another atlantic city casino will be closing its doors for good. plus, frigid morning we're waking up to temperatures below freezing in parts of the area this morning. meteorologist chris sowers is outside in the cold with a look ahead. hey chris. >> reporter: good morning, you need to do jumping jacks or something, feels like buffalo out here. here's the numbers, get ready, 22 degrees in the poconos. him 25 in allentown. wilmington, 28. millville, 26. trenton, 30. it's the coldest marng we've seen -- morning we've seen since march, so 7 months buildings across canada and siberia over the last couple of weeks and

spilled into the lower 48. windchills are cold but not as bad as they could have been considering our temperatures. reading, 23, lancaster, 16. philadelphia, 26. we'll see sunshine out here, we'll need it because temperatures will be way below average. it will help to keep you warm. we're expecting a high of 43 degrees, lake effect snow shower activity that should stay mainly west of the appalachian mountains. we'll see a lot of bright blue today. 4 # degrees this afternoon, you can see how the numbers slowly climb into the low 40s. lunchtime, 41. 3:00 p.m., there's our high of 43 degrees, 6:00 p.m., 38. the sun will set at 4:51 tonight. there goes my numbers, anyway you would have saw windchills tuesday morning into the teens and 20s everywhere across the delaware and lehigh valleys. so real cold stuff.

even though it's cold now, it's colder next week. ful i'll talk about that in the seven day when i step back inside in ten minutes. >> the investigation is 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. "action news" reporter, annie mccormick has the details. >> reporter: delaware state police on the scene friday afternoon at claymont at harvey road and garfield avenue where this crash ended with a suspect shot by state trooper after he was transported to christiana hospital where he died. >> i almost got hit. >> reporter: thomas mcnaulty said he almost got caught up in the chase, he didn't realize at the time that billy was the suspect they were pursuing. >> he is a good man, he is a

great person, he has a lot of issues going on. he is a great person. >> i asked the state trooper is he alive. >> reporter: his relatives went to the scene. homicide detectives joined several troopers who kept the road lit looking for evidence. he was arrested in 2010 for taking police on a lengthy chase through claymont. recently his family said he was distraught and questioned whether it was suicide by cop. >> he has had his problem on and off with drug addiction, he cleaned himself up and go back toilet. >> reporter: state police not releasing many details at this time saying this is an on going investigation, but telling us no troopers were injured. reporting in claymont, delaware. 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 6hd flew over the scene

the 400 block of thompson avenue. the 26-year-old's body was found by a family member. the victim was last seen alive by family on sunday. police are considering it a suspicious death. in millville, cumberland county, police say foul play is suspected in the death of a man. chopper 6 flew over the crime scene at the oak view apartments along east broad street late last night. the man was found dead inside the courtyard. police are not telling us how he died they have not released name. a vigil was held in egg harbor city was held for the victims of an arson. police have charged 38-year-old joseph palmer iii with setting the blaze. both deaths have been ruled homicide. a north jersey arts instructor is charged with sexual assault and endangering the welfare of a child.

prosecutors say he continued to sexual abuse the child at his studio. >> marital arts is a big thing for kids to do. >> reporter: prosecutors are searching for more possible victims. >> new overnight america's top military leader arrived in iraq. joints chief chairman martin dempsey touched down in bagged. he is making his figure visit since the u.s.-led coalition airstrikes against isis. else pressing for fund for more troops in iraq. 1500 soldiers could be deployed with iraqi troops if the plan is approved. a earthquake spurred a

small tsunami in indonesia last night. it sent 3 1/2 inches on the small island. no reports of damage or injuries indonesia is broken to earthquakes because of its location on the pacific ring of fire which is an arc of volcanos and fault lines. the u.s. is calling national guard and reserve visits in the fight against ebola. they will replace the troops in west africa battling the disease at it's its source. dr. martin salia will be flown to nebraska for treatment for ebola. he is paying for the evacuation. president obama is pledging

3 billion u.s. dollars to a fund to help pour nations battle climate change. the president made the announcement at the university of queensland in brings bain. this helps communities to plant more durable crops. >> france, germany and sweden have committed money to the fund. when he returns to washington next week he'll have to convince the republican-led congress that the $3 billion is worth investing. the u.s. government will grant refugee status to people under the age of 21 who live in guatemala and he will el salvad. parents of the refugees legally reside in the united states. meanwhile, president obama is preparing new executive actions

on immigration reform. republicans on capitol hill oppose those moves. the house of representatives have approved the keystone pipeline which would carry canadian oil to the gulf of mexico. it's the 9th time the house has passed a keystone bill. it never won approval in the senate, but it could next week. the appears the trump taj mahal will be the next casino to fold in atlantic city in a year. trump filed bankruptcy papers yesterday. 3,000 workers will lose their job. the taj will become the 5th casino to close in atlantic city this year. still ahead on "action news" saturday morning. need health insurance, the second signup season of the affordable care act begins today. plus they are working overtime to get a college stadium ready for game time morning a half foot of snow fell in parts of

the midwest. we're taking a live look via sky6 live hd at philadelphia international, no snow, but we are waking up to some very cold temperatures, meteorologist chris sowers will have the word on how long this chilly weather sticks around in in the exclusie accuweather seven-day forecast. "action news" saturday morning continues in just a moment!

>> heavy snow is falling in parts of the west, more than 5 inches came down in boise, idaho. the first snow of the season. winter-like conditions are in

the forecast for colorado rockies. a grudge match at notre dame. 6 inches of snow has caked stadium seats. it's expected to be a problem right up to kickoff the fighting irish against northwestern. at least it's two teams that are used to the snow. >> reporter: it if it makes you feel any better it's 125 days to spring. >> is it colder than it normally is for this period? >> reporter: some of the numbers out west are cold for january. it does get cold for this time of the year, but not what we're seeing across the united states as a whole. it's unusual to see this. it's not going to stay this way from start to finish, the entire winter season, there will be breaks. the long range modeling is showing a warmup for thanksgiving. it's not going to stay this way. the problem the cold air built

up to the north, when the cold charges come down they will be very, very cold. there's the view of center city. storm tracker 6 live double scan showing nothing. as we flip it over to the numbers, 32 degrees official number at the airport. dewpoint, 21, winds out of the west/northwest 7 miles per hour. and we have pressure 30.34 inches. allentown, 25. lancaster, 24. dover and wilmington, 28. with windchills of 22. allentown feels like 19. trenton feels like 24 and millville about 23. satellite and the radar it will be a nice, quiet weekend, the only thing we're seeing in the mid atlantic and the northeast a few snow showers coming off ontario and lake erie. all that activity will stay well west of the delaware valley. what we're watching is a little piece of energy that's riding

the southern branch. jet stream that's coming very, very active. the northern branch controls the cold air that has sunk into the lower 48. the southern branch controls all the moisture. when they tend to link up, you get your big storms. that will happen as we get into monday, fortunately the storm that develops here will pull west of philadelphia, that means mild weather in time for that event which means rain not snow. future tracker 6 all is quiet today and tomorrow. increase in clouds. monday, the rain/snow line is way back here toward the west across the great lake states. i expect it to push closer toward the region possibly western pennsylvania and places like state college and williamsport and upstate new york. i would drop the rain/snow line farther to the south. nonetheless it's just too warm. we're expecting half inch to 3/4

of an inch when all is said and done. another cold front slams through it's an arctic front it will feel like january. rainfall totals ranging anywhere from half inch to three-quarters. the cold invasion, the brutal stuff they have been experiencing all week that shifts into our neck of the woods. 5:00 a.m. on tuesday, we'll see the numbers hang out in the upper teens low 20s all day long, tuesday, it's going to be colder than what you're seeing right there. that will be the trend for tuesday and wednesday. for today, 43 degrees, mostly sunny skies, cold, allentown, 41. millville, 44. trenton, 43. cape may, 45, toms river, 42 and dover 45 degrees, the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, a little bit better for tomorrow, increasing clouds, 48 degrees, monday is a rain day, soggy, 46 periods of rain, tuesday, blustery windchills, 36 degrees that's the actual air

temperature. windchills upper teens low 20s throughout the day, especially north and west of the city. wednesday once again we're hanging out in the mid 30s. thursday, sunny and breezy, 45 will feel like the 30s, friday we pull out of it, mostly sunny, and 47. earlier you said eva, i never thought 47 would look so good. >> october we hit 70 a few times and november we hit 70 a few teams. >> this is too extreme. >> you can own a piece of royalty, a slice of fruit cake from william and katherine's wedding is going up for auction. it will include a blank wedding invitation. opening bids for the 3-year-old cake starts at $500 when the auction begins on

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>> good morning, again, it is now, 49:00 as we look live over cape may, new jersey, chilly day to be heading to the beach, though. 40 degrees this morning. today begins round two for healthcare.gov. you can going online and sign up for the affordable care act. the site last year was an embarrassment for the white house. the site revamped will be shut down during certain times you can call and sign up of. the fda has griffin the -- given the greenlight for ovarian cancer.

avastin has been used to treat other cancer. five minutes of your time, harvard receivers created online factors based on lifestyle. you answer questions and it will tell you how bricky your day-to-day habits are and how to improve. scientists hope they discovered a new weapon in the fight against heart disease. rare gene mutations are cutting the risk of heart disease in half. zetia mimics these mutations. it gives biological support to the idea, but does not lower the risk. an idea for a solution for new parents to connect with

their babies. we take a look at the baby cams in delaware. >> reporter: hopper green arrived 3 months ahead of schedule. she made great progress, but not ready to leave the hospital. although mom an dad visit everyday they can't be with her around the clock, but they can see harper anytime through a baby cam. >> we have 60 cameras in the n nic-u. >> reporter: parents can log in from smart phones, tablets anytime they want. holy -- holly green checks in everyday. >> i work 12 hour shift work, so 3:00 a.m. i'll be checking on

her. it's kind of like my way of peeking in. >> i talk to her even though i know she can't hear me. >> reporter: the benefit is to relieveental anxiety. and staffers who were concerned that the cameras would get in the way, are fans of them. sharrie williams channel 6 "action news." >> when we come back, chris sowers will take a final look at the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast. stay with us we'll be right back. artz countertop, soft-close drawers, artz countertop, farm sink, under cabinet lighting, look at this spice rack. um... where's my room? right there where it's always been!

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a monroe county man got the surprise of his life while eating chicken dinner. he believes the piece of chicken has the image of jesus christ on it. he joked saying he considered his wife to be a divine cook. this takes it to a whole new level. looks like something there. he said he and his wife are trying to preserve their holy piece of chicken. >> reporter: that looks like jesus to me. i hope lori is watching. i don't get jesus in my chicken, i get heartburn. >> you're lucky you get chicken. >> reporter: 43 degrees, sunny an cold, tomorrow, 48, not as cold. the normal is 56. the numbers will drop off as we move into the new workweek. monday, periods of rain, damp and miserable day.

tuesday, wednesday, thursday, friday, decent amount of sunshine, 36 for tuesday and wednesday, 45 for thursday and 47 for friday. >> thanks, chris. it is now, 7:56 we're just a few minutes away from saying good morning to "good morning america." >> reporter: good morning, everyone, coming up on "g.m.a.," breaking overnight we have new video of ferguson police officer darren wilson just hours after the fatal shooting of unarmed teenager michael brown. for the first time we are hearing the police radio calls from that day what these recordings are revealing how it unfolded. plus the polar plunge, most of the nation is waking up to record cold and millions are braces for snow. our rob marciano has the forecast. new york city will be a little more regal in december. will and indicate will be paying a visit to the big apple.

will they bring prince george along? what we know ahead coming up on "g.m.a." "action news" against apt the. a local real life murder story is playing out on the big screen. the director of fox catcher salt down on "action news." we'll have a preview of the film. a local blind woman sees again captured on video. we'll tell you how new technology is giving her sight. now for chris sowers and the "action news" team, i'm eva pilgrim, we'll see you back here in 30 minutes.

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good morning, everyone, i'm meteorologist chris sowers with this accuweather update. bluforts and cold temperatures climbing through the 20s,

shooting for a high of 43 degrees, 48 tomorrow. good morning, america. breaking overnight, the ferguson tapes. new video of officer darren wilson in the hours immediately after he shot unarmed teenager michael brown. and for the first time we're hearing the police radio calls. >> get us several more units over here. there's going to be a problem. >> what they reveal about the timeline in the minutes before wilson opened fire. surprise party disaster. guests gathering for a night of fun bolting from a home when a fire breaks out. fire fighters rushing to the scene. what could have caused this million-dollar mansion to go up in flames? bizarre home invasion. a pair of married lawyers