exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast. the good news it's going to change for us a little bit. i.it's going to change, what a november this has been, people forget how warm it was the first week, like the turn of a dime, boom, we went into winter. let's go live on sky 6. we've kind of been stuck in that pattern over the last couple of weeks. november, the average is roughly 3 1/2 to 4 1/2 degrees colder than average. it's been another cold month. it's cold out there right now. philadelphia international airport, 19 in quakertown. pilots, 17. oxford, 17. coatsville, 19. tarns -- tanersville, 18. gandys beach and buena, 18. hammonton, 16 degrees. very cold morning around the delaware valley. the satellite and radar showing clear conditions up and down the

mid atlantic states. we have clouds out to the west, some of that will sneak in during the course of the day. we're looking at sunshine to start, highs around 4 # degrees, it will be another colder than normal day out there. milder than yesterday, yesterday we had a high of 37. the sun sets at 4:40. near record warmth as we get into monday, i'll show you how warm we'll get in the seven day when i come back in just a bit. eva? >> thanks, chris. the search is on for two men who forced their way into a delaware county home overnight. police say two men dressed in all black forced their way into the home of the 6600 block of church lane after 1:00. police say the brazen bandits got away with an undetermined amount of cash. a safe was stolen from this home

in april. a family tragedy in burlington county, police have officially determined that the mother is the suspect in the shooting of her three children. dann cuellar has the details. >> reporter: we may never know why, but state police say jeaninne lepage did it, if she recovers she'll be charged with shooting her three children, killing two of them. >> reporter: new jersey state police confirm what sources suspected all along based on on the evidence found on holly park drive. tonight for the first time, relatives were allowed to return with church volunteers to clean up the horrific mess in the aftermath of the tragedy. police say lepage used a family owned revolver purchased long ago and may have shot the children while they slept between 5:00 and 9:00 thursday morning. >> a pillow was used to muffle

the gun shot sounds which we believe accounts for the reasons why the other residents of the house did not hear the gunshots. >> 8-year-old nadia nadia harriman and her brother nicholas died. alexander and his mother are at cooper university hospital. >> i think it's a tragic thing that happened. >> reporter: crisis counselors were available at the school where the twoeceased children went to school. the mother was described as an

unemployed nurse with financial troubles and confided in her that if things got bad this is how she would end it. >> we will not know with certainty what the motive was. >> reporter: officials are trying to track down reports that one of the children would be texting a friend saying they wouldn't be going to school because their mother was having a bad day. meanwhile, a fund has been set up to help pay for the funerals and the cost, it's called the lepage harriman fund you can donate at any pnc branch. go to 6abc.com view our collections of photos from the scene at 6abc.com. a worker is recovering this morning after being rescued from calf folding at a south

philadelphia chemical facility. chopper 6 was on the 3000 block of penn rose avenue. the worker became sick and passed out on the ground. rescue workers got him into a ambulance and took him to the hospital. they say there was no release of chemicals and don't know why the worker became sick. bill cosby appeared to a standing ovation. however his tour has canceled because of the recent allegations of woman who say they drugged an raped them. president obama was in las vegas a day after announcing his

executive order on immigration. the president said after a year and half of waiting for congress to act he had to do something. the plan would make five million immigrants in the country illegally eligible for work permits and protection from deportation. house speaker john boehner said the president sabotage any chance of bipartisan immigration reform by acting without congress. a woman arrested outside the white house thursday night has been charged for carrying a weapon without a license. she was spotted with a gun. she could face up to five years in prison. we just found out this week, pope francis is going to attend the world meeting of families in philadelphia. law enforcement officials are already making expensive preparation for his visit in september. him more than 1 million people are expected to converge on the parkway to see the pontiff.

the fbi agents will be working with multiple agencies to keep the pope's visit safe and incident free. he said the framework has been in place for years, the agencies would be on the same page using fema's national management system they will have a central command and field operations. >> you'll have commanders boots on it is ground, up close and communication and feedback to the main command post. >> agents are monitoring potential threat streams on social media and wide network of informants. if a threat does get through, they hope it will be detected by hitech monitoring systems and legion of undercover officers. it was a heartwarming reunion for a woman and her missing dog. jjrce has her dog back.

>> reporter: it's a reunion she hoped for but didn't see coming. jj pierce is with her black lab louie for the first time in 6 weeks. it was a surprised arranged meect. >> we checked the dog, it was the right dog, they handed it over, they were crying and we were crying. >> louie is back home. >> reporter: it's unclear where louie has been these last weeks. i wish i could say i never had doubts, but of course i had doubts. >> doctors say he lost 15 pounds, and is weak but otherwise is okay. >> he tried to give me a hug, but he was too weak to do it.

>> reporter: october 9, jj came to this south philadelphia home depot when her car was stolen and louie was in the back seat. that's who team louie was born. they took to social media, this facebook page help louie to get home. there was a billboard to find him. >> salutely could not have kept hiding and looking for louie without team louie behind me. so thankful, unbelievably happy. >> reporter: it's a great ending and great way to kick off a holiday season. there was a search party planned for today, to look for louie, that has been canceled jj said she can't wait to give louie his favorite foods ritz crackers, sharrie williams channel 6 "action news." >> much more to come on "action

news" saturday morning. waiting for the cable repair man, now there's a app that will let you know when he arrives at the doorstep. big honors for one of our own on "action news," we'll tell you will about the accolades for david henry. we have temperatures in the teens and 20s and near record warmth on monday, followed by a coastal storm. i'll have that when we come right back.

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>> new video out this morning shows the lava show on hawaii's big island is burning thick vegetation area and filling the air with smoke. the breakout preventing lava from reaching the center of the town, evacuation advise advisories have not changed.the that's been going on for well over a month. >> reporter: a nice reminder turn on the fireplace this morning, flip the switch there, maybe you do a real fireplace. i have one where you flip the switch. >> you don't have to clean up after it. >> reporter: there's the view of the ben franklin bridge this morning, it's a quiet, but cold morning around the delaware valley. we have temperatures that are almost unbelievable. i'll show you the numbers, even for january standards it's very, very cold this morning, we're down to 24 in philadelphia.

dewpoint, 15. wind out of the west/southwest at 6 miles per hour. pressure reading, 30.5 inches. allentown you set a new record low, 15 degrees. 16 in allentown. surprisingly enough we're anywhere from five to 12 degrees colder than we were yesterday at this time. yesterday was a cold morning, the numbers keep getting worse and worse and worse, especially if you're not a winter weather fan. but we have good news on the horizon, that's right here. you can see a lot of rain building across the gulf coast states. underneath the rain are milder temperatures, 55 in memphis, this cold air will and exit inte canadian maritimes. tomorrow we're in the 50s and monday we're in the 70s only

to see the numbers knocked down again as we get into tuesday and beyond. the temperatures are going on a world coaster ride over the next several days. today is quiet, still dealing with a northwesterly wind and we'll get into 89 40s, saturday we get a southwesterly wind and the high slides off the coast and sunday monday, we have showers punch through and once that pushes through, the warm weather gets here. it's a nice warmup, but it only last for one day. these are the record highs, every single one of these for monday are in serious jeopardy. 71 for philadelphia. we're forecasting 72. allentown, trenton, atlantic city, all in the low 70s. allentown, 69. every single one of those could fall monday, a nice little

warmup is on the way. tomorrow afternoon, mostly cloudy skies, a little bit of sunshine, clouding up, clouds roll in and thicken sunday night. monday morning, 5:00, heavy rain overspreading the area. as early as 9:00, 10:00 it is long gong at that point, the sun will start to shine, moderate rainfall monday morning. sun and clouds for the lehigh valley. 42 in allentown. jersey shore, milder, 47 degrees in atlantic city. same thing mostly sunny, a few clouds late in the day, milder in the afternoon, sea isle, after long, 46, 47 degrees. philadelphia, 44. lots of sunshine, a few clouds during the day, it will be chilly out there. winds out of the west at 10 to 15 miles per hour. overnight tonight, partly cloudy, 30 degrees for the suburbs, 37 for center city. the exclusive accuweather

seven-day forecast, 56 degrees tomorrow, eagles taking on the tight tans, temperatures in -- titans, 56 degrees, no issues out there. monday, 7 2r degrees, 535 tuesday, breezy and colder. thanksgiving eve we have a system we're watching off the coast. the model are all over the place, some say rain, snow, some say nothing at all. we'll say rain in the city, snow north and west, for now, doesn't look like a huge event. has the potential of being a larger event. the temperatures drop back down, with highs in the 30s and of course we'll keep you up dated. >> the take away is to get your grocery shopping done early for thanksgiving, monday or tuesday. >> if it becomes a storm without all the people being crazy. [laughter]. don't forget you can take

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>> the government is telling chrysler to speed up it's recall of jeeps that has gas problems, only 3% of jeeps have been fixed more than a year after the recall began. 1.5 million jeeps have been recalled because they have gallons tanks that can rupture and catch fire in a rear collision. 51 people have died in crashes. owners have been turned around for lack of parts. thanksgiving is thursday and turkey production is at an all time low. the meanwhile, wholesale prices are at an all time high. thanksgiving cooks won't see much of a difference in price they pay for frozen birds.

experts say there is no correlation between what grocery store pay and the price they sell the turkeys for. waiting for at cable guy, there's an app for that. comcast has an appear that allows -- app that allows customers to find out when the cable guy arrives. users can track the technician on the map. customers can rate their performance. the new feature is being tested in boston with a broader rollout schedule for early next year.

i.welcome back, everyone, 6:24, saturday morning, a quick look at the day planner shows high clouds moving in in the afternoon. temperatures will be milder. yesterday we topped out at 37 today we're forecasting a high of 44 which we will reach around 1:00. i want to talk about the lake effect machine that is taking place around buffalo. someone asked me if we could see lake-effect snow. the answer is no. how this gets started you have a lake temperature of 55 degrees, the icy cold air whips across the lake. air temperatures are around 19, 20, when you have a 25-degree temperature difference that activates the lake effect. south of buffalo this lake

effect continued day in and day out until the wind shut off. unfortunately it took several days for the wind to shut off. hamburg, 80 inches. you can see how thin the band was, buffalo international only 17. we go from more than 7 feet to a little more than a foot. it was a small area that saw that impressive snow. none of that for us. >> thank goodness.w. the flyers drop the puck against columbus, the win atlantic city city -- winless sixers play in new york. jamie apody has the eagles preparing for the titans. >> reporter: the eagles getting set for 2-8 titans. mark sanchez is working on getting the ball out quicker in light of his turnovers.

the -- this team has a very large defensive players, they bring a lot of blitzes. thft stuff they have shown two times, but it makes you prepare for everything. what it comes down is identification and communication. >> reporter: earlier this week, the point guard who played at the university of kentucky said the nation's number one college team could beat the winless sixers. the sixers hosting the suns, nerlens noel said talk like that is not cool in philly. third quarter, phoenix leading by 31. then 34. willlesean mccoy watches as the sixers lost, they are 0-12 their

worst in 42 years. fran dunphy had the owls 2-0. the i said had. the blue devils won. drexel lost 72-70. the flyers play columbus today. last night they were giving back, they were serving meals to 45 families who stayed at the ronald mcdonald house. they played air hockey with the kids a special theme at the ronald ronald mcdornld house glinchts

>> "action news" was there as a police chase through two counties comes to an end. bracing for the worst, hoping for the best, the city of ferguson, missouri is preparing for a decision from the grand jury at any moment. we're waking up to some very cold temperatures, but a warmup is on the horizon, meteorologist chris sowers is here with a look at the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast. ridiculous. >> we're not used to it. >> reporter: let's go live on sky 6. the numbers out there, they are cold for january standards, if you're stepping out, you'll need to bundle up, there's a lot of

races and walks taking place this weekend. make sure you're dressed appropriately in layers. you'll need a hat, gloves and scarves. we're down into the teens in some locations. satellite and radar, there's not a cloud in the sky. all the energy that the sun provided from yesterday is allowed to escape into the atmosphere. the result is this, some of the numbers are aton issuing for november. pottstown, 17 degrees, martins creek, 18. even into south jersey we're in the teens, glass borough, 18. buena and gandys beach. 17. ham the only, 16 degrees this morning -- hammonton, 16 degrees this morning. an icy-cold start to your saturday. we'll modify this afternoon, mostly sunny still chilly for this time of the year. the normal is 54.

44 degrees is the forecasted high. eva? >> thanks, chris. we're following breaking news this morning, philadelphia firefighters battled an overnight fire in the kensington section of the city. the blaze broke out on the 3000 block of kensington avenue around 3:30. investigators say the fire started in a sports bar that was under construction and eventually spread to three buildings. the action cam was on the scene as fire crews hosed down flames as smoke bellowed from the buildings. it took crews under an hour to get the fire under control. nobody was hurt. crews are searching for what may have started that fire. new on "action news," a man leads police on a chase through two counties and the take down was caught on camera. the action cam was on the scene in south philadelphia as the ended. place say the chase started in delaware county when an officer tried to pull over a van after 11:00. the suspect didn't stop and drove into philadelphia before

stopping at delaware avenue and reid street. the action cam was rolling when officers arrested the man. police initially thought the man was a suspect in a kidnapping investigation. viewer video sent to "action news" captured a tour bus fire on the pennsylvania turnpike. it happened on the eastbound lanes in wallace township, chester county around 9:30. state police say the driver was able to pull over and get everyone to safety before the flames consumed the bus. one person is dead and four other people are injured after a crash in horsham, montgomery county. police say a jeep and car collided along route 611 rat county line road at 7:30. one person was pronounced at the scene. the orioles are being treated at area hospitals. the city of ferguson, missouri is on edge as it awailts -- a waits a grand jury ruling whether to indict a police officer in the shooting death of an unarmed black teenager. the decision could come down

sometime this weekend. he fatally shot michael brown on august 9th. months of protests and clashes with police followed. police officials say officers have have been especially trained to handle protests after the decision. president obama is asking for calm and asking protesters to remember where they live. >> this is a country where people can peacefully assemble and protest actions which they think is unjust, but using violence is contrary to who we are. fbi sent agents to ferguson to help the police officers deal with the protests following the announcement. a house panel investigation into the benghazi libya, it

found that the cia and the military acted properly in the response to the attack that killed four americans including a u.s. ambassador. authorities are trying to certify september the remainder of the 8 packagings the florida state gunman sent to his friend. they likely contain videos and journeys detailing myron may's paranoia about the government. he wounded three students and he was killed. the 14-year-old girl dragged in the video is considering a lawsuit doing the dragging. teacher denny peterson was trying to put the girl in the swimming pool after she refused to go in. video shows the girl being dragged by the arms and legs,y elg that her top was coming

down. he was put on paid leave a month and reassigned to another school. he was put on paid leave after he was charged with child abuse. there's confess about why juveniles -- questions about why juveniles in family court were strip searched. they were searched in areas that were visible by people walking by the court house. from the new jersey newsroom a federal judge has shot down the state's effort to legalize sports betting. the rule hingedded on technicalities on where betting would be allowed. the state is appealing the ruling. pennsylvania's jobless rate fell to 5.4% down an impressive

.3 in one month. betterment than the national average that stands at 5.8%. last night likely went down as one of the best nights ever for a group of young kids. several young kids turned in their hospital gowns and hospital pajamas and their hospital room for the ballpark. >> reporter: 4-year-old grason couldn't believe he got his own locker in the phillies clubhouse. he just finished 18 months of chemo therapy at the children's hospital in philadelphia. he joins other young patients and families and friends for a sleepover inside. >> it wasn't what i was speck speck -- expecting. >> reporter: what were you expecting? >> hard floors and gym locker

also. >> reporter: it included a night with the phillie phanatic and pizza and movie. a local man bought the package at the phillies charity fantastic auction and donated anonymously. it's the first time clubhouse sleep over. >> we're grateful for whoever did this. >> it's a once in once in a lie experience. >> reporter: 10-year-old brook never hit a ball before, she is fighting neuroblastoma a second time. she said to me, mommy i'm not sorry i got cancer, i'm not sorry it came back, because a lot of good things came out of this. >> reporter: and she is counting this night and so is her friends. >> she is like it's not so bad having cancer. look at all the cool stuff i get. >> reporter: and the kids will end with breakfast with the

phillie phanatic. annie mccormick channel 6 "action news." >> lots of love and big hearts in south jersey grow, we'll have one family's story. >> 220,000 tons of snow, that's how much fell on top of the buffalo bills stadium, forcing this weekend's game to be moved. and chris sowers will have the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, "action news" saturday morning continues in just a moment.

>> take a look at this bird's eye view of the epic snowfall covering the buffalo bills home field. makes you happy you live in philadelphia, doesn't it. the stadium is buried under 440,000 tons ever snow. the bills jets game was moved to detroit on tuesday because of the snow removal. meanwhile, there are new concerns this weekend for residents of western new york. temperatures are warming up. snow had a has reached 7 feet high in places could melt and that could lead to flooding. before that happens, though, families are trying to dig out, many people are trying to get the snow off their roofs before they collapse. several buildings have. we've seen pictures of the snow of pushing doors down. >> reporter: if you take the

water equivalent to 7 feet of snow, it's 6 inches of rain. you fill another inch of rain on that snow pack it's a sponge soaking everything up. the weight of that, it's too much for houses. the roofs will collapse. they have to take the snow off the roofs now now that they have the chance, the snow has stopped. for us, we don't have those issues here, thankfully. it's brutally cold. we have temperatures in the teens, it's a blustery morning around the delaware valley. bundle up in layers if you're out there. storm tracker 6 live double scan no precipitation out there. we'll stay mainly dry all weekend long, there is a system that could bring wet weather to the area, late sunday night. 24 degrees, dewpoint, 15, winds out of the west/southwest.

16 in the poconos, 17 in millville. trenton, 20, philadelphia, 24. wilmington, 21. there's a little bit of a breeze, so the 24 in philadelphia feels like 17. allentown, 16 the windchill is 16. it's only a few places that are picking up the windchill this morning. high pressure is sliding off the east coast that will allow a warm front to punch through. it will allow the cloud cover across the ohio valley to sneak in leer this afternoon. -- in here this afternoon. the next system we're watching is right here, this counter clockwise swirl it's another storm system riding the southern branch of the jet. but unlike the last one we saw a couple of days ago, this will pull to the north. as it goes into the great lakes it will tap into milder air which is sitting across the gulf coast. new orleans, 54, that will

translate into temperatures into the 60s and 70s as we get the system into the great lakes by monday afternoon. it's cold out there, but we have better numbers on the way. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, mostly sunny skies, a few high, thin clouds moving in later on. overnight tonight, partly cloudy, we get into sunday, more than likely it will be more clouds than sun, overnight the clouds lower and thicken. this is 4:30, 5:00, some of it could come down steady to occasionally heavy. for a very brief permit as you can see by future tracker by 10:30 it's out of here. monday afternoon it will be a combination of sun an clouds. tuesday, things get interesting, that frontal system will stall off the coast, some of the forecast models have an area of low pressure developing off the carolinas and they bring it north, the question being with the next surge of cold air dropping down from canada will

the two link up and produce a system, notice system for us, on thanksgiving eve. some of the modeling says yes, some of it says no. obviously it's something we have to watch closely. sun and clouds, chilly, 44 degrees, that's the forecasted high. winds out of the west at 10 to 15 miles per hour. overnight tonight, partly cloudy not as cold as this morning. waking up up to the teens this morning, 30s tomorrow morning. 44 today, 56 degrees tomorrow, a nice 12-degree jump in the in connection with. monday, 72. breezy and cooler, 55. wednesday, high of 39 right now we'll see a mixture of rain and snow. 38 degrees thanksgiving. could be breezy for the parade. and friday, mostly sunny and 37 degrees. it's something we have to watch, it's literally split down the middle. there's a model that we looked

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>> good morning, it is 7:00 a.m. on this saturday, november 22. here's some of the stories we're following on "action news." police in delaware county are looking for suspects in a home invasion overnight. we have new details in the investigation of a family tragedy in burlington county. plus, it's still very cold outside as we struggle to warm up. meteorologist chris sowers is outside with the accuweather forecast. i can't believe you're standing so still. >> reporter: it's because there's not much of a breeze. it's wickedly cold. 16 in quakertown,