that's the view at the philadelphia international airport. we have cold temperatures and a little bit of a breeze and that makes it feel below freezing. 34 degrees in allentown. trenton, 35. philadelphia, 36. same number for millville. lancaster a pair of 3s. wilmington, 36 degrees. windchills everybody just about in the 20s, the exception of millville, 30. feels like 27 in allentown. 23 in the poconos. 28 degrees in trenton. the satellite and radar, snow showers across the great lake states they will stay to our west. we're disconnecting sunshine from -- expecting sunshine from start to finish. we'll have sunshine the whole way, maybe a few sun and clouds in the afternoon. 36 degrees by 9:00. actually we're seeing that now. 41 degrees by lunchtime. 4:00, 43. that's the anticipated high. the sun will set around 4:51 this afternoon.

we're seeing a ton of cold air across the lower 48. the core of the colder is buildings across the high plains and shifts east next week. i'll have that in about ten minutes. >> 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 on the scene in claymont at harvey road and garfield avenue where a police pursuit ended with this corolla crashed and the suspect shot and transported to christian hospital where he later died. >> the state cop was right on his bumper. i almost got hit. thomas mcnaulty almost got caught up in the chase, didn't

realize his nephew billy was the suspect they were pursuing. >> else a great person he has a lot of issues going on with him. he has his whole life. else a great person. >> i talked to the state trooper and asked if he alive. >> reporter: homicide investigators joined the troopers who kept the road lit looking for evidence. according to family own court records he was arrested in 2010 for taking police through a chase through claymont. recently the family said he was distraught and questioned whether there was suicide by cop. >> he had problems with drug addiction and clean himself up and go back to it. >> reporter: state police not rereleasing many details, but only saying that no troopers were injured. annie mccormick channel 6 "action news." >> authorities in camden county are searching for a man wanted

for two murders. take a look at elliot knock who shot and killed daniel damon on morgan boulevard. that same day he killed nelson jackson. knock is considered armed and dangerous, call police if you know where's. the 48 day machine hunt for accused cop killer eric frein cost taxpayers 11 millions dollars. that's only the bill for state police and does not include federal agencies that took part in comaking the woods in the poconos for the self describeds. philadelphia police need your help to identify two teens vandalizing a manayunk park.

police say one of the teens broke the accent lights around the lawn and pulled out the rope lighting from the handrails of the stairs. these vandals cost 20 to $30,000 of damage. a philadelphia cigarette taxes driven up the price per pack and driving smokers to drive elsewhere. it is good news for sellers in bucks and montgomery counties. >> for a pack of newport they are 9.50, 9.70. >> reporter: here? >> here they are 6.50 with tax included. >> corner store owners say the hike is killing their business and worried about what will happen. the tax hike went up in kept the goal is to raise 50 million for philadelphia schools. happening today, hundreds of unionized carpenters will hold a rally in center city.

they will protest at 11:00 a.m. outside the pennsylvania convention center. the nrcc will focus on the unfair lockout of carpenters and teamsters from the pcc. there's a healthy and fun freebie going on in trenton. saint francis medical center is holding a wellness fair, flu shots and screenings are free at 601 hammonton avenue. get your food donations ready, the boy scouts are coming around to pick them up. the boy scouts will be collecting the food bags this morning partly as the dunkin' donuts holiday food drive. last year, the drive provided 771,000 meals to those in need.

the new movie fox catcher opens nationwide. it's the story of murder of olympic dave shultz right here in the delaware valley. we talk to the director who brought this haunting tragedy to the big screen. >> actor steve correll turns in an uncanny portrayal of john dupont. he died in prison four years ago, correll brings him back to life. dupont shot and killed dave shultz on his fox catcher estate in newtown square. shultz and his brother mark lived on the estate along with others training for the olympics. it's a film director bennett miller was trying to make for 8 years. >> it was something i wanted to do, these characters were so

bizarre. >> reporter: his lawyer said he often spoke to him three times a day. >> i said is john okay? >> she said no, they are saying that he shot dave. i said what? >> reporter: a two day stand off followed with dupont bar indicated inside, police tackled when he emerged to check on a furnace to shut off. many witnessed his bizarre behavior in the years leading up to the murder. they tried to get him help, but he disappeared every time they set up an appointment. he said they never thought it would end with murder. >> i'm not sure that i or anyone else would put pieces together and say this is a program for a killing. nobody saw that. >> reporter: dupont was eventually found guilty, but

mentally i will and sentenced 13 to 30 years in prison. he died in 2010. dupont left 80% of his vast estate to bulgarian wrestler. the lawyer and others control the other 20% they say they will set up a mental health foundation. dave shultz family sued dupont estate and lives in california david henry, channel 6 "action news." a study shows one age group isn't saving enough money. we'll explain how bad it is. plus, how to get the best deals if you're heading to the outlets for holiday shopping.

>> reporter: it will be a cold weekend around the delaware valley with a reinforcing shot of cold air with january-like temperatures and icy windchills arriving next week. i'll have the details in the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast when we come right back

snow may be a good luck charm for the notre dame fighting irishs. they are digging out snow at the stadium. more snow may fall during the

game against northwestern. north dame is -- notre dame is 1-1-3 where it snowed. it was the second annual nearly naked mile. here some of the folks who took off most of their clothes for a good cause, they donated their clothes to goodwill. i've seen one of those before, sort of catches you off guard a little bit. usually they wear jump suits they they look like they are naked, but they are not naked. >> reporter: let's go live on sky 6 and talk weather. this is the view of the back bays of the atlantic city. looks nice out there this morning, it's blustery and cold, considering where we should be for this time of the career. of the year. 6 degrees, the dewpoint, 20. the pressure reading 39.39 inches. this is where we started out

this morning. millville, 23 degrees. allentown and atlantic city, 24. pilots, 26. philadelphia, 32. these were the coldest windchills, felt like 17 in millville. 19 in allentown. 18 in atlantic city, 22 in pottstown. 35 riebility -- right now in reading, 35 in the poconos fortunately we're seeing sunshine out there, that will help things a bit. we're seeing lake-effect snow. we're expecting sunshine from start to finish. if you're traveling you may want to check ahead because we have a swath of snow that will drop 2 to 4 inches from west to east across the midwest into the great lake states later this afternoon into the overnight. once that passes on by to the north it turns on the lake effect machine.

some of the areas on the eastern side of the great lakes could see one to two feet. on top of that we have unseasonable cold air encompassing the entire 48. these are windchills. feels like 10 below in bismarck. feels like 3 # in dallas. 24 in atlanta. look how cold it is up across the high plains, 16 below in rapid city. 10 below in bismarck, and 14 below in casper, wyoming. it is moving easter but will modify before it gets here. lots of sunshine chilly temperatures, highs topping out around 43. we get into sunday, the high slides off the coast, that will allow the clouds to increase from the southwest. we'll start out with sunshine, increasing clouds during the day. monday, even though it's cold right now, it will start to retreat a little bit, by the time we start the new workweek. the next system that rolls in

here will be rain not snow. the snow will be in areas west of the city. eastern great lake states and northward and into southern provinces of canada. so far the model is showing, monday morning should be dry. we see the rain overspread the area, southwest to northeast. we're expecting a half inch to 3/4 of an inch. we'll have heavier rains across south jersey. an arctic front kicks that out to sea. tuesday and wednesday it will look and feel like january. 43 degrees, cold, overnights tonight, partly cloudy and cold, 25 degrees outlying suburbs, 31 center city. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, we're up to 48 degrees for tomorrow, so pretty cold today, a little bit better tomorrow, well below the seasonal average of 56. periods of rain monday, 46 degrees, winds and cold tuesday, this 36 is going to feel like the upper teens low

20s. same thing for wednesday, although the windchills will be more bearable. thursday, sunny and breezy, 45. friday, mostly sunny and balmy 47 degrees which is still 9 degrees below average for this time of the year. just incredible to see this kind of arctic air mass encompass the entire lower 48. there's areas out west that have 50 inches of snow on the ground already. >> this is january weather. >> reporter: yeah and it's november. >> stay on top of changing weather situation at 6abc.com/weather for storm tracker 6 live, the hourly and seven-day forecast, the latest video from our "action news" meteorologists. philadelphia is breaking the ice with the public and inviting everybody down to the rothman institute rink at dilworth park. our karen rogers was there for

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>> americans across the board are saving more, but there's one generation that are not saving enough. millennials under 35 have a negative saving rate. the careers of many of these young people are stuck in a holding pattern, because workers ahead of them are delaying retirement. they are forced to spend more on daily expenses. time to saving with 6abc we're spending more than ever at outlet malls. sales are expected to top $42 billion. which stores offer the best bargains. consumer reporter, nydia han has the answers. >> reporter: to help you bag the best deals consumer reports

rated 53 of the biggest outlet stores for savings and quality. those surveyed found superior value at these stores. but the ratings from consumer reports subscribers were not as good as other stores, including american eagle outfitters, old navy, gap, nike and levis. most merchandise is made for the outlets. the coach store carries this bag, the outlet has this one. >> has it a rounded top and sits nicely with a rounded handle. it has less fine details and flat handle. >> reporter: there's 100 difference between j. crew ballet flats at the crowlt, --ot

let and store. one is made in it'sly, the outlet -- italy, the outlet is made in china. >> reporter: this pot an pan set, some outlets offer bargains, but you have to shop carefully. kick tips, head to the back of the store first, you'll find the biggest markdowns there. if an item is damaged ask for additional discounts, consumer reports shoppers get at least 10% off every time. if there's an information or visitor center stop by to ask for a coupon book. no one no one channel 6 "action news." >> the winless sixers feel another dagger. scott hartnell returns to south philly, this time he is taking on the flyers.

>> good morning, sky6 live hd taking a live look at cape may. it is 39 degrees in the city. 9:24 right now. in sports this morning, college hoops steps off, the sixers play a nail biter and a flyers fan favorite comes home. jamie apody has saturday morning sports. >> reporter: from his crazy hair to his charitable efforts, he was the ultimate fan favorite, last night scott hartnell was back. he was honored with a video tribute during the game and given a standing ovation.

jake borachek on fire and ties the game. columbus goes up one, the blue jackets a first win in ten games. snap the flyers winning streak 4-3. sixers led houston by 13. 51 seconds left, tony wroten put them up three. michael carter williams, one last chance, the rookie cannot come through. sixers fall by 1. >> reporter: eagles better bring their long underwear to lambeau. 48 degrees temperatures nothing compared to the low 20s and high teens. nate allen said they will weather the weather. >> reporter: cold, not cold, you have to play regardless. we're out there, we're not

sitting out there thinking about how cold it is. you're thinking about executing and playing football. we have to be on top of everything this week. >> reporter: the curtain rose on the college hoop season last night. in allentown, 12th rank villanova was down to lehigh in the second half. hillard tide tied it. the cats win it 77-66. temple open also against american. the owls offense was offensive, but they managed to win. they held off the eagles 40-37 that was the score. phil martelli knows its going to be a long year. st. joe's facing farley dickenson. 4 seconds left to knock off the hawks, 58-57. directle lost to colorado. that's sports, have a great day!

>> a seven-year-old boy got the coolest ride to school. he rolled up in the passenger seat of a race car. nascar driver was behind the wheel. caleb and scott was his nascar partner for the boys. he said he sped to school and scott denies that. i'm sure his mother was hoping that didn't happen, either. much more to come on you up on "action news" this morning. including "shelter me rescue of the week." >> reporter: coming up we feature a shelter that rescues guys like this one, halo. that's coming up this morning. >> a local blind woman sees again captured on video. we'll tell you how new technology is giving her sight.

plus a check of the exclusive accuweather forecast with meteorologist chris sowers when "action news" saturday at 9:00 continues. what's possible today?

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a date is set for the next atlantic city casino to shut down. an battery dead, it could be the end of the road for a probe that landed on a comet. first, up let's go outside to chris sowers and that wonderfully cold accuweather forecast. >> reporter: the wind is blowing across city avenue. this side of my face is frozen. temperatures are bitter cold for this time of the year. 35 in reading, 34 in allentown. 36 in philadelphia. they are in the 20s in the poconos. 25 to be exact at mount pocono with a windchill of 23. you factor the winds for philadelphia. 28. 28 in wilmington, 25 in lancaster. 28 in trenton. 28 in dover. the satellite and radar, we should see a lot of sunshine out here today. maybe a few clouds later on, mostly sunny skies that will be the general rule. the snow shower activity you see

in the upper left-hand side of the screen that will stay across the great lake states today. forecast this afternoon. 36 degrees right now. lunchtime, 41. 3:00 p.m., 43, the normal is 56. 13 degrees below average. of p.m., the numbers start to drop off again. 38 degrees. it's cold out here right now. we're expecting a cold weekend overall compared to seasonal averages. as we get into next week, some of the bitter stuff that the high plains are experiencing that will charge east in our neck of the woods. if you think it's cold out here right now, it gets a whole lot worse tuesday arenas -- and wednesday. five adults were charged in a shocking child abuse case. the allegations are disturbing. dann cuellar has the story. >> reporter: this story is not for the faint of heart.

add sexual abuse to the case it will make the viewers sick to their stomach. in this darby home in the 200 block of north 7th, a house of horrors, five children under the age of 11, watched as adults engaged in sex. >> seemed like a common way of life for them. that disbursing to think people could live like that. >> reporter: the suspects 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 body according to court records, including the head, one boy told detectives it really hurt. >> hearing about the sex crimes

was gut wrenching for me, pretty much had me in tears because i had kids. >> reporter: hammen was released from jail but wasn't home. i meanted ton about the charges charges -- i wanted fun about the charges filed against her. >> how can i know? >> reporter: the five are being charged with deviant sexual intercourse and corrupting the morals of minors and reckless endangerment that carry prison time. dann cuellar channel 6 "action news." >> chopper 6hd flew over the scene in paulsboro where a

26-year-old's body was found by a family member. the victim was seen alive on sunday. while the cause is yet to be determined, 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 oak view apartments east broad street last night. a man was found dead inside the courtyard. police have not said how he died, and they have not released his name. in egg harbor city a vigil was held for two victims of an arson. they were killed when fire hit their home. police have charged 38-year-old joseph palmer iii with setting the blaze. both deaths have been ruled a homicide. a young man allegedly assaulted by a pack of college football players is talking to "action news." philadelphia native louis campbell was attacked by 6

california pennsylvania football players near the school's western p-a campus. he was placed in a medically induced comma for a week. >> i had a skull fracture and bleeding on the brain i suffer from severe headaches, i'm almost deaf in my right rear. >> the players are charged with aggravated assault. campbell's lawyer claims the university kept the players on the football field despite some having criminal records. the university suspended the players and promises an independent investigation of the football program. new overnight, america's top military leader arrived in iraq, joint chiefs chairman martin determinecy touched down in baghdad for an unannounced visit. dempsey is pressing congress for funding to expand u.s. troop

presence in iraq. 1500 more soldiers could be deployed if the plan is approved. after a journey of ten years and 310 million miles to the surface of a comet. the probe's battery is dead. i landed on the dark side away from the sun so the solar panels can't make power. appears the trump taj will be the next casino to fold in atlantic city in a year. trump entertainment which owns the taj filed bankruptcy papers yesterday. the board approved the shut down of the casino by december 12. 3,000 would comers will lose their job -- 3,000 workers will

lose their jobs. crews will attempt to removement pnb buildings atop the south broad street buildings. in august the work began to he radio move the letters, but the operation hit a snag. owners say they are removing the iconic letters because they want to return it to its original 1930 design. now, each letter weighs 3,000 pounds. crews are set to try again tomorrow. there will be a number of road closures around city hall at 6:00 a.m. there's much more to come on "action news" saturday morning at 9:00. breakfast, lunch and coffee with a kick. find out what's cooking at this quaint cafe in philadelphia. we'll take you to the sanctuary of the exotic bird rescue. plus we'll get another check of

the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast.

a cozy new spot to grab a coffee and by the to eat opened at 15th and south street in philadelphia. karen rogers has the fyi for you. >> reporter: little spoon cafe was started by a group of friends they thought this stretch of south street lacked. >> a place to come to, because it's good.

>> reporter: a place where people can grab a cup of coffee and have a by the to eat and stay a while. >> it's kind of like french toast sandwich, but so much more. how can you go wrong with bacon waffle. >> it's hot chocolate withkick. >> reporter: this is the honey carmel nut tart with dried cherries and dark chocolate. that looks good. >> karen making me hungry this morning. >> reporter: we haven't eaten all morning, that leads into a nice cup of hot chocolate. that would go good this morning. >> anything would this morning. >> reporter: it's cold there's the view of the ben franklin

bridge. you can see crystal, clear skies, windchills are in the 20s and 0s. feels like 28 in philadelphia. that's something you would typically see in january, not the middle of november. allentown, 27. poconos 23. dover, 28. lancaster, 25. locally we don't have too much going on, mostly sunny skies throughout the entire delaware valley. you have to go out here past harrisburg and williamsport to start picking up cloud cover. that's associated with lake-effect snow steamers that will blanket lake ontario own erie. we're watching the southern jet stream, that counter clockwise swirl that will push east and make the left hand turn up the spine of appalachians with the cold air in place, it will provide snow for these folks out here. for us, we'll tap into the ocean air which is relatively mild

which means we'll see rain not snow. these are air temperatures, it's 1 in bismarck. 26 in omaha. wichita, 30. saint louis, 29. when this arctic front barreled through, casper wyoming earlier this week, monday, 56 degrees, tuesday's high, 6. tuesday night they dropped to 27 degrees below zero. look at the pan handle of texas, am amarillo, 82 degrees monday, tuesday's high, 36. texas they dropped down to 13 degrees. this is serious cold we're talking about which is taking up most of the lower 48. it just finally pushed east and moved into our neck of the woods yesterday. we'll continue to see the pattern over the next week. it will moderate as we get into thanksgiving. cold canadian air, blustery and

chilly. sunday, increasing clouds, monday, here come the low pressure, snow for the eastern great lake states, for us it's a rain event. temperatures will be too mild. we'll see rain developing first thing monday morning. doesn't look like a nice day, it's not going to be pouring every hour of the day. but you'll see periods of rain throughout the afternoon. some of it will come down heavy at times, 8:00, the heaviest pulling out to sea. this right here, that's the canadian cold front that's the real arctic air that will barrel in tuesday and wednesday. 43 degrees, that's the call from accuweather, sunny and cold, wind out of the northwest at so 10 to 20 miles per hour. overnight tonight, 25 degrees north and west, 31 for center city. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast shows the numbers rebound tomorrow, 48. looks better than today's 43. but the normal is 56. we'll well below average for

this time of the year. speaking of cold, the eagles at lambeau field taking on green bay. 26 degrees by kickoff. 4th quarter, 21, breezy and cold windchills in the single digits and teens. maybe snow showers by the 4 hadth quarter. tuesday arena wednesday we'll top out at 36. tuesday you'll feel that. windchills in the upper teens, low 20s. temperatures rebound up to 45 and friday, mostly sunny, 47. >> time for the winning animal rescue of the week. today we head out to the lancaster county for the feather exotic bird rescue. >> reporter: outside lancaster pennsylvania there's the exotic bird rescue. >> we have 100 birds right here.

this is a at her troam until we find -- this is a temporary home until we find a loving home. >> if you get a am >> they are so smart, they have the intelligence of a 4 or 5-year-old child. >> reporter: remember who is the boss in the marriage. the birds pick who they like. they found 12 thousands homes since they started in 2003. >> they hope it continues with guys like abbey. >> he is very crowd -- outgoing and happy. >> reporter: jackson has a great personality. >> she came to us, because her owner couldn't take care of her. >> reporter: he is a 7-year-old

mccaw. displeen maxwell is all mccaw. he likes to bluff and intimidate people, but for the trs most part he is sweet, too. >> >> reporter: this is hallow, halo's former owner broke his wing, but you would never know it. he has no idea he has a handicap. if you're interested in hallow or any of the birds you've seen, go to the sanctuary exotic burdened rescue website or vote for your favorite shelter by going to the "action news" facebook page we'll feature the top vote getter next morning on "action news." hey, you need 'em, you want 'em, and now there's no better time to get 'em. blinds to go. blinds for life.

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volunteers roll up their sleeves for sweeping and leaf raking and tree planting happening at 58th and girard avenue. cleanup begins at 11:00 him at noon there's a special program to celebrate the contributions of a life long park volunteer who died this past january. get into the holiday spirit at franklin square holiday festival set to the pleasant sounds of holiday tunes from the philly pops. the electrical shows are every half-hour 4:30 to 8:00 every evening through december 31. each evening one lucky audience member will be selected to ignite the 4:30 show. in "healthcheck" this morning a blind philadelphia woman is the first in our area to receive a cutting edge device. electronic eyes are giving her back the gift of sight. brian taff has her incredible story. >> i look left to right, i see

what's at the edge over there. oh, my god. . these are the magical moments in late august when from an saw again for the first time in 15 years aided by electronic eyes until now were science, fiction, but her second sight is real. she lost her vision to a degenerative eye disease. the vision center dies overtime. by her late 40s from an was blind. her son under her to check out the new system at wills eye hospital. she was all for it. >> a tiny camera in the sunglasses captures images and sends them through a small computer that from an wears. digital signals go back to the glass and wireless to the electronic chip called the

aarray planted in the eye. >> the array bypasses the dead vision cells and still late the wiring that allows you to see. >> reporter: the chip was implanted during a four hour operation this summer. the system was turn on and fine tuned and just like that from an fulton could see. >> i started looking around and there's something here, it was the phone, i looked up, and i said, i want to see on the wall. it was so overwhelming. >> reporter: the vision is not like you and i see it's crude, images are broken down into black and white pixels, something like this, but even that has changed fran's life completely. walking to her office at a disability serve service center,

it's not such a white knuckle effort. >> i can see the white lines. i feel a part of everything again. >> i checked with temple they got your things. >> good, fine, thank you, karener. >> i didn't realize how i felt before. >> reporter: this is break-threw technology that are blinded from disease. >> reporter: her adult sons have the disease, she hopes by the time they go blind and they will, they can get better systems. swiss doctors will test argus2 for those blinded by macular degeneration, which millions of americans have. brian taff channel 6 "action news." >> chris sowers has a final look at the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast.

one last check of the weather,. >> reporter: sunny, but cold out there today. here's the weekend forecast. 43 degrees this afternoon, lots of blue out there. sunltd, increase in -- sunday increase of clouds, well below average, 48 degrees. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, that 48 will look like a picnic compared to next week. rain day monday, 46. 36 tuesday and wednesday, windchills in the 0s. 45 degrees for thursday, friday, sunny and 47 degrees. cold stuff is on the way next week. jack hanna's "wild countdown" is next on channel 6. we'll be back tomorrow morning beginning at of.

here's some of the stories we're working on for you, why taking your prescription medication properly can mean the difference between life and death. the philadelphia black history museum looks at the role radios played in our lives. for chris sowers and the entire "action news" team, i'm eva pilgrim, have a great saturday! buy is one thing.

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