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good afternoon, in the news one person is dead in a fire that also ignites a transformer in new jersey. and a surprise sweep nets child support delynn quents in delaware county. but the big story is a cash crash that killed two people and injured nine others. it happened in berks county, the big rig came to a halt and came up against two other cars and a dunkin' donuts sign. walter perez joins us from the scene with the details. >> reporter: sara it's a horrific scene here in maiden's brook. they are a long way from clearing the wreckage.

the tractor trailer plowed into a bunch of vehicles and several vehicles simply flipped over and others got crushed between the big rig and the dunkin' donuts sign where the truck ended up. at least two have been killed and nine have been hospitalized. one of them hospitalized is the big rig driver. those that were trapped had to be extricated from the scene. one of the police officers was on the dunkin' donuts line when it happened. officer robert wood said at first it sounds like baking sheets tumbling to the ground, but when he turned the corner to see what happened, he says in his 16 years on the force he never seen anything like it. >> it's something i have never seen happen and i can only

describe it as complete carnage. d.a. brook adams here and he says it will be a criminal investigation here and we are told that the dunkin' donuts security cameras caught the whole thing so we are trying to get that video as well. more on this story coming up on "action news" at starting at 4:00. reporting live from maiden creek, buck county, channel 6 "action news." >> incredible scene thank you. if you have not ventured outside yet, are you in for a shock, it's not just the cold, but the action cam is outside as student as rived to classes at st. joe's school. they were bundled up this morning and some of our area set new lows. we have live team coverage of the temperatures, david murphy has the numbers from accuweather and eva pilgram is with people trying to cope with the cold temperatures. lets begin with you david

outside in the cold. >> reporter: we are off to a sunny start once again today, but very cold conditions and it started out in record territory in some spots. in philadelphia we briefly fell to 20 degrees and that tied the record, and reading 17 degrees that sets a new record. and georgetown, delaware, by rehoboth, 19 degrees was your new record. wilmington and mount pocono missed it by a degree. boo hoo right? we haven't rebounded all that well, a temperature of 30 and the northern tier all upper 20s, in lancaster and allentown and trenton and still below freezing in most spots from sea isle city to millville. and just for fun check out kushts numbers? alaska. remember the 20 degree reading in philadelphia, it's 30 4 in

anchorage, alaska. and there is a flight from philadelphia heading out to anchorage alaska this afternoon. 12 miles per hour winds right now in philadelphia, back home we are a little bit windy, not as much as yesterday, but i'll point out that the windchill even though we are better than yesterday, it feels like 21 right now, and yesterday we were talking about mid teens, either way you need a coat and all of that extra stuff. when i step inside we'll talk about where temperature goes the rest of the afternoon and wlorn there is relief ahead in the accuweather seven day. >> we have our fingers crossed thank you. lets switch live to eva pilgram in ardmore, where folks are coping in these frigid digits. >> reporter: this cold weather

means big business for repair shops but there are things you can do to keep yourself from dealing with an emergency. med strong is getting a lot of sos calls right now. >> the thermostat is calling for heat but it's not getting up to temperature, circulators won't be coming on. flews are blocked up. >> everybody is firing up their heat but not everyone is finding the heaters working like they need. turn the thermostat on and make sure it is firing up. >> another issue is your car, mechanics are finding when the temperature drops so does your tire pressure. >> check your belts and hoses and tire pressure and fluids in the car, washers and solvents and oil. >> everyone we have talked to told us the same thing,

prevention is key, no one wants to be in an emergency situation especially in these types of temperatures, we are live in ardmore, eva pilgram, channel 6 "action news." >> 6abc.com/weather is always there with the latest from accuweather and stormtracker 6 live double scan. check the radar and the seven day and hourly forecast. and get the latest from our team of accuweather meteorologists. it's all there at 6abc.com/weather. a storm dumped massive amounts of snow in upstate new york, six feet of snow has fallen in buffalo and another two feet could call by tomorrow from lake-effect snow. people are trying their best to make pathways to their homes and streets, the storm is blamed for five deaths in new york, three from heart attacks. a 132 mile stretch of the thruway in western new york is closed. here at home, several lanes

of the new jersey turnpike are closed as police investigated a deadly crash, chopper 6 hd was over the fiery scene of the northbound side of the turnpike in cranberry township, middlesex township. three tractor trailers were involved in the crash last night and the crash caused one of the big rigs to catch fire and all three lanes were closed while the police investigated. one person died in a fire in north wildwood last night. a picture from a viewer shows the intense flames and explosion. firefighters were called to west 17th avenue, crews quickly brought the blaze under control at this two story home, the fire marshall has not yet determined the cause. critics of what could be a $1 billion settlement of nfl concussion lawsuits are here in philadelphia today. former players, relatives and lawyers say the figure will not

cover all the claims, will plead their case to the judge. the nfl figures 600 former players will develop concussions in the coming decade and each player would get $190,000. parents failing to make child support payments were taken into custody in an overnight raid, the action cam was there as alleged delinquent pairs were taken into custody. its unclear exactly how many were take and into custody. 6 abc is joining the effort to help family that would normally be without food on the holiday. the action cam was in philadelphia where volunteers from philabundance were packing and sorting meat. philabundance helps people give

and receive food. tonight on 6 abc we are giving viewers at home a chance to support local families in need. join us during "action news" at 4:00, for our live telethon to benefit philabundance, volunt r volunteers and celebrities will be joining us to take your donations. join us any time at 6abc.com, click on the link to philabundance. >> there is still more to come on "action news" at noon, worshippers return to a jerusalem synagogue that was the sign of the deadly attack during morning prayers. and why the government wants the airbag recall expanded nationwide. and david murphy returns with the word on when we begin to thaw out.

jewish worshippers returned to the jerusalem synagogue where four rabbis and a police officer were massacred yesterday. security remains on high alert as tensions continue to mount. and citizenall four were killed

morning prayers. a british national was also killed. hamas applauded the attack but did not take responsibility. they say this sends a clear message to people that they must separate themselves from hamas. >> pope francis is condemning what he is calling an unacceptable attack on a jerusalem synagogue and is asking for israel and palestinians to take courageous steps to forth peace. the government is forcing a recall of cars due to defective airbags, they want it for ford, honda, chrysler, mazda and bmw

for model years 2008 and earlier. the manufacturer of those models say it's not necessary, that is takata, they say there is no problem outside of hot and humid areas. it's limited to those areas where it is believe that moisture may have changed the chemicals in the airbags making the explosions more powerful. well a dog may have taken a bite out of crime while protecting its owners house. the burglar came across the dog and it was not looking for a tummy rub. the owner came home and found blood through the house. a buck county father faces charges for his toddler's fatal son overdose. coco wallace proclaimed his innocence as he was led off to jail, officials say that

2-year-old sebastian ingested six oxycodone pills. he was taken to the e.r. where he later die. wallace is charged with criminal homicide.

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security is investigating the 79 hacking atemperatures this year. there are 145 such incidents last year and they have cyber security teams that work to get the hackers out and they have so far not been able to shut down any part of the power grid. >> health check this noon, we know trans fats are bad for your heart but what about your brain. researchers at university of san dying tested young and middle aged men, men that ate the trans fats performed worse on the memory tests, and trances fats increases the shelf life of food but contribe outed to heart disease and diabetes. south florida has introduced a disinfection robot, in just minutes it can clean away every

virus known to mankind. it's currently used by the air force as well. lets check in with alicia vitarelli live in the newsroom with a look ahead. hi alicia. >> hi guys, you think black friday is the best day for the best deals? thank again. coming up we'll tell you which day to do your shopping next week to grab the best bargains, and a wild chase through a wal-mart for a man attacking a customer. hear from a woman why she wouldn't get a man get away from hitting a woman. and she is finally here, a pittsburgh designer is ready to sell his cherished creation, the normal barbie, we'll show you what makes this doll so special. don't forget you ask catch us on the go and take us with you using the 6 abc news app,

watching our newscast streaming live on your smart phone or tablet. we'll see you at 4:00. >> see you then alicia. thank you. your accuweather forecast is coming up.

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stormtracker 6 live double scan right now and we have no precipitation out there as we take a look outside, the action cam on the campus of st. joseph's university and you can see nothing but blue over the campus and in fact we are looking at a fairly sunny afternoon, but it's still cold. the dew point, single digit dew point, that is an indication of that dry air and some of you will want location on your skin after that. winds out of the west at 11 miles per hour, not as blustery and strong as yesterday but continuing to give you windchills through the afternoon. 32 in wilmington and upper 20s to the north and below the freezing mark to the south. winds turn to the northwest they are not all that strong but a 12 miles per hour wind in philadelphia, 9 in allentown and 9 in trenton enough to give you the windchills. cold enough to require the coat and all of that stuff. satellite shows you buildup and high cloud cover to the west and

i think the rest of the afternoon is still fairly bright and less blue and milky white sky cover. in terms of windchill, it looks like from now until 6:30 tonight, we'll be in the low 20s, that is what it feels like out there. the combination of cold air and winds blowing and in allentown, a blustery one there as well. still cold and not as much wind as yesterday and windchills making it feel like it's in the upper teens and low 20s in the afternoon. down the shore, not quite as cold but the mid-30s, still chilly under the sun and a breeze blowing as well. a high of 33 and mostly sunny and cold out there. winds are better 13 to 16 miles per hour. not knocking you around as much as yesterday. we get cold and 32, this past overnight we dipped down to 20 degrees in many regions and it will be chilly tomorrow morning but not as bad.

it looks bright early on and the sun goes down and temperatures do a dip for us, 31 by 4:00 and 30 by 5:30, with a southwesterly wind we'll even out the numbers and raise them by 7:00, overnight we hold to about 30 degrees and thursday morning, no longer in the low 20s, instead we'll be in the freezing mark and better than that down south and we look like we get down to the 40s in the afternoon, it's exclusive accuweather forecast, cold and 33 degrees and lots of sun, and on the chilly side with a breeze, chilly in the afternoon and not as harsh and a brief shot for friday and 36 is your high and we bounce back up to 40, generally speaking over the next four days, it's a slightly different slice of cold and windy conditions, it's sunday afternoon when things get better, a high of 60 and the chance of a late afternoon sprinkle or shower and most of the models are hold that off

until the end of the game. 66 on sunday with showers and who cares it's 66. that will double what we are seeing today. >> like it, thanks david. >> not one but two heart warming stories at a north carolina goodwill store, a volunteer was sorting through a pile of donated clothing and she made a discovery, $900 in $100 bills, a man donated his mothers clothes after she died and she contacted him and returned the money, and a woman was checking out and paid a stranger's purchase, which was clothes and coats for children. authorities are cracking down for major debt collection scam and eating healthy this thanksgiving, tips to keep a

balanced diet this holiday season. >> as they butter bread -- >> that and much more next on "action news."

hello again, here are the stories we are following on "action news" at 12:30, developing out of berks county,

two people are dead and nine others are hospitalized after a nasty tractor trailer accident. and helping others this holiday season, we'll take you inside the philabundance warehouse. and details out of the developing story out of berks county. a tractor trailer plowed into a line of cars killing two people and injuring many others. take a look, chopper 6 was over the scene of 73 in maiden creek in berks county. several cars flipped over and others were crushed between the big rig and a dunkin' donuts sign. two people were killed and nine were hospitalized including the big rig driver. the d.a. says this will be a criminal investigation. take a look at the scene in

buffalo, new york, that is where six feet of snow fell. and drivers were stranded for hours, karen travers joins us with more from washington, d.c. >> reporter: good afternoon rick, the national guard is brought in for snow removal in upstate new york, they are using snow removers and dump trucks and plows. it's not just shovels the snow but they have to find somewhere to put it. they are measuring snow not in inches but feet. >> for folks buried there it doesn't show signs of stopping. >> the national weather service is predicting another two to three feet of snow in those areas, that will get them to 90-100 inches of snow, that is a year of snow in three to four days.

and it came fast and furious. horrible, just back breaking the snow blower doesn't even do anything. anything that was cleared was completely buried. drivers on the new york thruway stranded for hours. >> we had no water or anything to eat, the trucker next to us, bless his heart, gave us four bottles of water that we are almost done with. >> niagara's women's basketball team were trapped on their bus for 30 hours. they got by on granola bars and snow they turned into drinking water. >> governor cuomo from the state of new york has issued a state of emergency here and the national guard is now coming in. >> 50% of the country is covered in snow right now and at least one spot in every state has hit

below freezing temperatures. >> rick, this cold blast will last a couple more days and the folks in upstate new york in the great lakes region will have more snow but down here in the mid-atlantic states brace for some more and we might see the 40s by this weekend. >> thank you karen. back here from our delaware newsroom, crews with del/dot are making sure they are prepared for whatever snow falls this season. officials say that it's important that every machine is ready to roll once the flakes start falling. the bitter cold was tough for the commuters making their way to work and school. the action cam was in winfield as the students were bundled up waiting for the bus and auto mechanics say this is the time of year where the frigid weather will take a toll. >> they should bring their cars

in before it happens, so they can plan when they come in instead of letting the car plan when they come in. >> lets look at the back bays of atlantic city, it's chilly down there as well. here is the latest from david murphy and accuweather. not as cold as yesterday? >> the temperatures are similar but the winds are not as strong. and generally speaking anybody that was outside probably thinks yesterday was worse than today. that is the proper impression that people have. in pottstown, i'll take a closer look at what is going on, quakertown 26 and 27 in martins creek, basically in the upper 20s, all the way down to warrington and saint davids and kennett square, and across the river in south jersey, a lot of 30s on the map, the freezing mark in cinnaminson, and upper

30ser getting closer to it in places like woodbine. and 30s up and down the beach and delaware close to the freezing mark as well. future tracker is giving you the windchills as well. yesterday we had windchills in the mid teens. it's going to feel better than that this afternoon. 22 degree windchill in philadelphia by the time the kids get out of school and similar windchills by tonight. we are looking at chilly conditions the rest of the way. notice what happens by 11:00, when cecily tynan is on the air, we actually have less windchills later on tonight because the wind dies down and because the temperatures are actually going to climb a bit later this evening, and continue so overnight. 32 degrees by 2:00 and watch what happens 8:00, 31 and up to the freezing mark again at 10:00

in the evening and holding on to freezing in the overnight hours. then a couple of days we'll tap into slightly mild air and some cooler air and some milder air, back and forth from the 30s and 40s and things get better in the second half of the weekend. attorney general, kathleen kane, gave up new details on what was on a group of graphic emails, including child pornography. four of her employees have been fired and is he suspended without pay in the pornographic email scandal. a spokesperson for the corbett administration said that they were unaware that the emails contained pictures of children. a former runway model came forward to accuse bill cosby of rape, janice dickinson claims it

happened in lake tahoe, and she wrote about the incident in her 2002 auto biography but cosby and her publisher pressured her to not reveal those details. and then netflix announced that they were postponing cosby's upcoming comedy special. more than 1,000 casino workers are rallying on the atlantic city business, they are protesting the planned shut down of the taj mahal and protesters will march from the taj to the tropicana, it is set to close down on december 12th. he demands big concessions and substantial state aid in order to keep the taj open. thanksgiving over a week

away now and while plenty of us are planning to make and eat a big meal, some people in our community are only thinking about the next meal and where they are going to get it. that is why philabundance and our own 6 abc is doing a food drive. katherine scott has more. >> we are here at philabundance packing meat, more than a million people in the delaware valley face hunger every day. >> we might be in the freezer actually. >> liz and her co-workers from craft foods arrived in philadelphia all bundled up ready for today's assignment. they wanted to help in any way this could to combat hunger in the delaware valley. we want to help them in any way and bring a smile to their face, that is what we like to do. >> philabundance serves nine

counties and 35,000 people each week, over the last few years more than ever have come to them for food. >> a lot of time they are people that never needed food assistance before and the face of hunger is changing and every zip code we serve is experiencing hunger. >> the need for help never goes away and the holidays are approaching and the weather is getting colder and families have to choose whether to feed their families or pay their utilities. we are holding an on air telethon. we had an overwhelming response from our viewers. >> we provided 80,000 meals last yea year. for every $1 donates it provides eight meals. we have all the information on our website at 6abc.com.

in south philadelphia, katherine scott, channel 6 "action news." >> and join us today for the live telethon benefiting philabundance, volunteers are answering the phones to take donations from 4:00 until 6:30 p.m. and can you make your donations any time at 6abc.com. montgomery county officials are asking the public to help make the holiday special for children and families in need, county commissioners visited the toys for tots warehouse, and the shelves are parked with toys but that is not enough. and donations are down this year. they want to give toys to some 11,000 children. there is more coming up on "action news" at 12:30, a new study is again raising concerns about the amount of arsenic in rice. and what you need to know about a major debt collection scam and david murphy has the exclusive accuweather forecast.

questions are being raised for the safety of eating rice especially for young children. a thank you study reveals a significant amount of arsenic in the rice, it's concentrated in rice as it grows, long-term exposure causes skin cancer, lung cancer and bladder cancer. the food and drug administration is setting limited. burlington county residents are warned to be wary of fake phone calls claiming to be irs representatives, they have seen a spike in the fake phone calls in the past several days. abc's rebecca jarvis has that story. >> getting loans and not paying them back, ma'am you are on the

way to jail. >> the feds say it's illegal. >> i'm not working. >> with that being said, i'll have no choice but to forward it to los angeles county, but los angeles county will issue a warrant for your arrest. >> they say that calls like this is just one example of a scam sweeping the nation and they are cracking down. >> we arrested seven people and cracking down. >> announcing criminal charges against georgia based william scott and associations, thieves posting as debt and local law storm. coaxing people out of more than $4 million, convinces people they owed money from a check charge. >> you think an 8 months woman wants to go to jail. >> i don't care if are you 9 months pregnant i have a job to

do here. >> the scammers are on the loose. >> we shut down one company but there are more, and they victimize hundreds of thousands of people throughout the country. >> so how do you spot a fake. >> a legitimate debt collector will not lie or deceive the consumer into collecting the debtor call at inappropriate times or use other high pressure tactics. >> know the warning signs, threats of jail time or arrests. these are red flags. well, as parents know sleep is often a delicate balance when you have children, tonight on "action news" at 11:00 we have information on making the overnights peaceful. >> i'm alicia vitarelli as a new parent, i know that getting your child on a sleeping schedule can be challenging and those issues can extend well into childhood affecting the parent and the child.

>> i would say there are times i'm not safe to be with her, because i was so exhausted. >> the missed sleep is getting parents into trouble. >> so how do you get your child to sleep at night and that is all tonight only on channel 6 "action news" at 11:00.

it is almost time for the thanksgiving feast, it often sets off an unhealthy diet. here are tips the whole family can use. >> reporter: houses made of gingerbread and rows of yummy cookies and oh the heavenly pies, temptation is everywhere over the holidays, it would be

so easy to let the healthy eating slide. >> but beth smith the dietician says simple tragedies could keep everybody in balance. first, put healthy foods front and center at the home. >> you want them to see the healthy foods and vegetables front and center. all the things like a trail mix, the things you walk by and grab you want to be available first. >> and small plates really does keep portion sizes down. >> these three cookies are the same size but it's bigger the plate the more you want to fill it. >> party punches can have up to 42 cubes worth of sugar, so dilute the drinks with club soda and have water on the table during the meal. it helps people get fuller and keeps you satisfied without

overeating. >> resist the urge to have seconds right away and give your brain a chance to signal your stomach that are you full. and kids get into the kitchen to help your kids eat healthier food. cooking early leads to a greater variety of food. >> the holidays are actually about being thankful for all of our blessings. i'm erin o'hearn, channel 6 "action news..." >> david murphy is here with another check of accuweather. >> we have an appetite for cold weather. >> speak for yourself. >> you better. people on twitter are saying lay off, it's nice and feels like the holidays, and some people feel that way. it's dry and on the action cam in winfield heights we had sunshine filtering flew the trees a pretty picture here but not feeling all that well to most people. thursday we inch up into the 40s

but then cold again on friday, and then the second half of the weekend for things to moderate now to say hey this does feel different. 33 in philadelphia and single digit dew points. winds southwest at 11 miles per hour not nearly as strong as yesterday. a couple of spots 12 miles per hour, in millville we were talking about wind gusts of 30 miles per hour. but it's not as windy today. that alone makes it feel better. windchills stay in the 20s, coat weather but not quite as raw as yesterday. satellite shows you there are clouds creeping into the picture but they are high and thin enough to maintain sunny conditions, and the temperatures are at a range, below freezing in allentown and below freezing in philadelphia, and down the shore mid to upper 30s that is where you are headed. here is where numbers are headed in philadelphia, for the rest of

the afternoon, we are at 32 coming down from the high of 33, 33 by 5:00 and holding steady by 3:00, but at 10:00 we might be coming up a bit with the afternoon low and recorded at 32 degrees there abouts because we have a southwest wind and temperatures stay steady or rise a bit into tomorrow morning. future tracker has us at 32 at 6:30 but we'll wind up in the low 40s so a break before another drop on friday. your exclusive accuweather forecast, still cold and 33 degrees not as windy but on the chilly side. tomorrow not as harsh in the afternoon. 43 in the afternoon a little better and back to 36 on friday and i'll point out that it will be brisk that means a breeze around and it will feel like the

20s for a good portion of friday. again, it is sunday when things start to moderate, we get up to 60 degrees, we turn gradually milder throughout the day and a chance of an afternoon or evening shower, the latest runs over the last couple of hours, if you have tickets to the eagles you are probably looking okay. just keep your eye on the forecast that morning with chris sowers. and mild on monday 66 degrees and tuesday dry and 61 and i think it gets cooler in time for thank giving but a nice trend for next week. >> thank you david. >> 6abc.com/weather is always there with the latest from accuweather and storm tracker 6, can you see the seven day and hourly forecast and get the latest from our team of "action news" meteorologists. it's all at 6abc.com/weather. ♪ music

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if are you looking for a distraction now look for these stories at 6abc.com. two boys are caught red handed after having fun with a whole lot of paint. and it may be cold outside, but this video of a panda frolicking through the snow could warm your heart. and check out these tiny hamsters enjoying a miniature thanksgiving meal. there is more on 6abc.com/distraction. >> that hamster picture was a selfie but david murphy is here now with a closer look at the forecast. >> give me the cheese i'll wear the dumb hat. we are chilly this afternoon, probably staying below freezing in the northern and western

suburbs and the middle part windchills make it feel like the mid-20s and 37 in cape may, still not really inviting me outdoors all that well. and windchills are around the upper 20s at the shore. >> hold on it gets better. yeah, it does. >> a look at stories coming up later this afternoon at 4:00. jetblue's effort to boost profits will make your next flight expensive and uncomfortable as well. we'll explain. >> and the newest billboard is up and running in times square, find out the shocking price to display an ad on it today at 4:00. >> that will do it "action news" at noon, don't forget to join us for "action news" at 4:00, 5:00 and 6:00. >> i'm rick williams have a nice afternoon and we'll seal you right here tonight. was a new class of medicine that

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today on "the chew," our thanksgiving on a dime week continues, and because every turkey needs its sidekick, we're serving up thanksgiving on the side. and "scandal" star joe morton is about to discover the scandalous filling inside this delicious squash tart. then, whose side dish will you side with, when two families throwdown in a face-off between a creamy mac attack and a sweet potato casserole? it all starts right now on "the chew." [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> good afternoon and welcome to "the chew." you know, gladys knight had the pips, diana ross had the supremes and turkey has the sides. today we are having thanksgiving on t s