year. they will not have that this year i can promise that. a look at the center city skyline, it's blues you bluster and chilly. we'll have clear conditions. allentown are 15 degrees, that's a new record. the old record was 17. hammonton, 15. pottstown bottoming out at 15 degrees, trenton, 19. wilmington, 20 degrees, we recovered a little bit, but chilly for november standards. pottstown, 24. fleetwood, 25. quakertown 25 all these locations were in the teens. buena, 33. same number for glassboro, hammonton, 22 and woodbine 17 degrees. some of the pine barrens hanging you let in the upper teens and low 20s. satellite and radar locally we don't have too much going on the next system we're watching is pushing into the eastern great lake states, accuweather says expect a nice one, milder than

yesterday, mostly sunny, chilly for this time of the year, high of 44 degrees, look what's waiting in the wings near record-warm temperatures by the time we get into monday, i'll let you know how warm we get in the seven day when i come back in a few minutes. >> new, though, bill cosby is speaking out for the first time about growing allegations of sexual assault against him. now, more women are coming forward and 6 different venues have canceled the show. before the show, he told a florida newspaper said i know people are fired of me not saying anything, but a guy doesn't have to answer to inuend os, people should fact

check. he got a standing ovation. >> he talked about childhood and he talked about marriage and children, he talked about religion, but everything was pretty family-friendly, he didn't enter into any controversial territory and stayed away from any topic that might be row -- remotely connected to the controversies. >> tv land is not running reruns of the cosby show. he has never been charged with a crime. the investigation into a town home fire, one unit was heavily damaged by fire, three others smoke damaged. the townhomes are on the 300 block of green meadow line. it took two hours to contain the

flames. everyone is okay power was turned off to the building. philadelphia firefighters battled an overnight fire in kensington. investigator say a fire started in a sports bar that was under construction. flames spread to three buildings on the 3000 block of kensington avenue. firefighters worked for almost an hour to get the blaze under control. the fire marshal is trying to determine what caused that fire. no injuries were reported. police say a mother is a suspect in the shooting of her three children in tabernacle, new jersey. two of the children died, the mother and her other child are clinging to life. "action news" reporter, 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. new jersey state police

confirmed what sauerss suspected all along based on on the physical -- source also suspected all along based on on the physical evidence found in the resident. 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 long ago and may have shot the children while they sleft -- slept between 5:00 and 9:00 a.m. >> the pillow was used to muffle the gun shot sounds. 8-year-old nadia harriman and her brother nicholas died at the scene. alexander and the mother survived and are in critical condition at cooper university medical center. >> i know the kids, i'm having

a hard time dealing with it. >> it's a very tragic thing that happened. >> reporter: my prayers go out to the family, crisis counselors were at the hospital where the two deceased children attended school. >> it was sad, there were some people crying. there were counselors, it was sad. >> reporter: lepage and her children were living with her brother and family, a woman who identified herself as lepage's best friend described the mother as an unemployed nurse with financial troubles and confided in her if things got bad this is how she would end it. >> motive is not one of the things we can talk about today. we may never know what the motive was. >> reporter: officials are trying to track down reports that one of the children texted a friend saying they wouldn't be going to school because their mother was having a bad day. meanwhile, the family has set up a fund called the lepage harri

man memory fund at any pnc branch in southern new jersey. go to 6abc.com to get the up to date information and see video reports and view the collection of photos from the scene at 6abc.com. the fbi and police nationwide are bracing for the grand jury to weigh in in ferguson, missouri. they are deciding whether or not to charge darren wilson who shot unarmed michael brown in august. several schools in ferguson will be closed monday and tuesday as a precaution should the grand jury announce its decision before then. from our new jersey newsroom, a federal judge shot down the state's effort to

legalize sports betting the technicality was on where betting should be allowed. new jersey has been trying to boost the struggling horse racing and casino industries. happening right now, street closures and septa detours are in effect because 2,000 people are off and running on the benjamin franklin parkway. [horn sounds] philadelphia mayor michael nutter got the runners on their mark during the annual rothman institute it's the precursor to the philadelphia marathon. cesily tynan is taking part in the race, jamie shore is running the race tomorrow. the rothman institute 8k and philadelphia marathon are causing plenty of road closures by the art museum. we put links to them on our website 6abc.com. it was a heartwarming reunion for a woman and her

missing dog. jj pierce has her best friend back. sharrie williams has the details of the reunion 6 weeks after he was stolen. >> reporter: it's the reunion this dog owner hoped for but didn't see coming. >> complete shock, i'm in shock. >> reporter: jj pierce is with her back lab louie for the first time in 6 weeks. she picked him up at the philadelphia animal hospital in a surprised arranged meeting her supporters known as team louie received a call from the couple who thought they found him. >> we checked the dog, it was the right dog. they handled him over. >> reporter: louie is back where he belongs, home. >> it is easily the happiest moment of my life to have him home. >> reporter: it is clear where he has been for the last weeks. >> i had doubts, there are very, very low moments. doctors say he lost 15 pounds

and weak, but otherwise okay. >> tried to give me a hug, but when he jumped up to put his paws on my shoulder, he was too weak to do it. >> reporter: on october 9jj came to the south jersey home depot and left louie in the car. the car was stolen with louie in the back seat. that's when team louie was born. they took to social media and facebook page help louie get home with 15,000 likes and billboard torched him. it worked. >> i could not have kept fighting and looking for louie without team louie behind me. so thankful, and unbelievablably happy. >> reporter: it's a great ending and great way to kick off the holiday season. there was a search party planned today to look for louie. that, of course, has been canceled, jj said she can't wait to give louie his favorite food,

ritz crackers. sharrie williams channel 6 "action news." >> much more to come on "action news" saturday morning. caught on tape, an inferno ripping through a tour bus in chester county. our colleague david henry earned his place among the best broadcasters in the business. chris? >> reporter: eva we have a little warmup on the way, along with that comes wet weather on monday. we have a coastal system that could keep things interesting by turkey day. i'll have the details when we come right back.

>> residents in western new york are preparing for the worst and hoping for the best. areas of buffalo are buried in 8 feet of snow blamed for 12 deaths and now they are facing a warmup and rain that could trigger flooding. new york governor, said the state is sending in pumps and helicopters. one thing that's not going to happen in buffalo, the nfl game, the league decided to move the game to detroit. usually people are happy for a warmup after being cold, but not here. >> reporter: no when you have 7 feet on the ground and tells in the -- temperatures in the 60s that could create widespread flooding.

it's cold out here, but it's looks nice, that's the view in atlantic city, sunny, with temperatures in the 20s. storm tracker 6 live double scan crystal clear nothing going on, we'll see high, thin clouds later this afternoon. 26 in allentown, 28 in trenton. allentown you started out at 15 degrees. a nice little warmup for you. reading, 28, lancaster, 25 and millville, 33 degrees, millville was 15. we have light snow pushing over lake ear, that will work into buffalo. this is not lake effect. it is in advance of a system we're watching a two-piece system that's pushing through the great lake now and the other one is riding south of el passo and into the great lake states. although temperatures are chilly right now, we'll be in the 60s and 70s by monday.

a nice warmup, unfortunately, though, that is something that these folks in western p-a and upstate new york and buffalo will not want to see because the snow will start to melt in a big way. sunny skies, just a few high, thin clouds, dealing with a chilly west are northwesterly breeze. this high will work out to sea and that will set up a decent day for tomorrow. combination of sun and clouds, winds shift out of the southwest. in a warm front nudges through on monday, monday morning there could be a 34 to 4 hour peered of steady rain in time for the morning commute. by afternoon we'll see a combination of sun and clouds, and mild conditions. so mild, just about every single one of these records will fall. the record high for monday is 71 set back in 1979. same thing for trenton. allen be town, 69. wilmington, 73 arena atlantic city at the airport, 72 that was

set back in 1999. we're forecasting a high of 72 degrees monday afternoon. a nice warmup is on the way. future tracker 6 shows sun and high clouds in the afternoon. overnight tonight, partly cloudy, tomorrow, combustion of sun and clouds, sunday night into monday morning, that's when the rain starts to overspread the area. this is 5:00 a.m. monday, you'll see yellows and orangeses, it will come down steady for a brief permit. by 1:00 combination of sun and clouds. it's a quick mover. mostly sunny, chilly today, 44. winds shifting out of the southwest 5 to 15 miles per hour. we'll reach 44 degrees by the this afternoon and the numbers pull back as the sun sets. overnight tonight another cold one, but not as cold as this morning. 44 today. 56 degrees tomorrow, no issues for the eagles game taking on the tennessee titans. 54 degrees by kickoff.

4th quarter. 55.monday, 72 degrees, tuesday, breezy and cooler. 55 degrees. wednesday, colder maybe a mixture of rain and snow, temperatures in the 30s, thanksgiving, 30 degrees, maybe a little breezy in the morning. >> keep an eye on it. our colleague david henry has been induck the into -- inducted into the broadcast hall of fame. david has worked at "action news" for 28 years. him he reflected on his first live shot on 6abc. >> standing in the middle of vine street penndot had just announced they were going to bury the expressway the road underneath the ground. when i got back to the station there was a note on my desk, it said welcome to "action news,"

nice presence, not so had your sure about the mustache, it was from jim gardner. >> well jim was there to commend david on this well deserved honor, 6abc president and general manager. david is from our area, he graduated from temple university and worked in radio and now tv. he thanked his family and his "action news" family for their devotion. congrats to him.

viewer video sent to "action news" captured a tour bus fire on the pennsylvania turnpike. it happened on the eastbound lanes in wallace, chester county around 9:30. the driver got everyone to safety before the flames consumed the bus. we're days away from the thanksgiving holiday, but a lot of people in our region are starting the celebration early. whether you take to the skies or the roads or the rails to get to your destination, you will not be alone. scores of travelers are heading out this year.

john rawlins talked to some people about their travel plans. >> reporter: aaa mid atlantic projects more thanksgiving travelers this year than any year since 2007. one possible driver, the drop in gas prices. >> people are putting more money back in the family budget and feel better about their financial situation and now they want to take the trip this thanksgiving where they held off in years past. >> reporter: libby is contemplating seeing family in brooklyn. >> i'm looking to get on amtrak or take the bus up there. >> reporter: travel agents say thanksgiving is the family centered holiday, most likely the travel is back to the family home, though there can be warm weather exceptions. >> thanksgiving it's family, that coziy smelling the turkey cooking, it's family. unless you're going to an island with your family and then you'll probably have lobster.

>> reporter: oh, to be so lucky. at 30th street, no trains to the carribean, , of course, they are expecting crowds next week,s they will add 64 trains. >> i want to miss the rush and gives me extra days down there. >> reporter: so far so good. >> so far so good, it's not gridlocked yet. >> reporter: john rawlins channel 6 "action news." >> this morning, the flyers are winners off the ice and children battling cancer in the area sleep over at citizens bank park and that's not the only cool treat they got. that story coming up. you heard right, 20% off the entire store. we're talking employee pricing baby! 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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>> good saturday morning to you! sky6 live hd taking a live look at philadelphia international for us, we are hearing from our producer, john morris, it is very busy at the airport today, keep that in mind if you're traveling. sports struggling, the flyers dropped the puck against columbus, the winless sixers play tonight in new york. and the eagles prepare for the titans. >> reporter: good morning, the bounce-back game is a little more than 24 hours away. the eagles getting set for the 2-8 titans. mark sanchez is work working on getting the ball out quickly. runners on titans an aggressive team on defense. >> this team has a large defensive play book, they bring

a lot of blitzes, not like you can say they bring only 2 blitzes, some of the stuff they have shown a few times, but you have to prepare for everything. it comes down to identification and communication. >> the point guard who played at the university of kentucky said the nation's number one college team could beat the winless sixers. sixers hosting the suns, nerlens noel who went to kentucky let him know talk like that is not cool in philly. phoenix leading by 31. prep charter marcus more made it 34. the sixers lost by 4 touchdowns, their worst start in 42 years. fran dunphy had the owls off to an 2-0 start.

blue devils won 74-54. drexel dropped to 0-4, 72-7 to usc in the charleston classic tournament. the flyers served a special thanksgiving meal to 45 families staying at the ronald mcdonald house, the guys and their wives stayed to play video games and air hockey with the kids at the ronald mcdonald house in honor of thanksgiving. have a great day! >> some young phillies fans are waking up and being treated to a special breakfast at citizens bank park. the children who are balloting cancer got to spend the night in the phillies clubhouse, they each had their own locker with their name on them. what would a sleepover be without a pillow fight, this pillow fight was with the

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please visit your nearest jay roberts jewelers location. >> happenings now on "action news" saturday at 9:00, sky6 live hd tacking live look at penns landing. it is chilly outside, believe it or not, accuweather is tracking a record warm monday! ferguson, missouri is on edge waiting for a grand jury to

decide whether the -- to charge the police officer with the shooting death of an unarmed teen. "action news" talked to one of the men in charge for the papal visit to philadelphia. first let's outside to chris sowers and the currently chilly accuweather forecast. >> reporter: it is cold out here, eva. we have temperatures in the 20s and 30s and now we're starting to pick up a little bit of a breeze. we're dealing with a windchill issue, as well. numbers wise, 31 degrees, 26 in allentown. reading 28. poconos 24, lancaster, 245. him millville, 23 we got down to 15 this morning, and dover 32. satellite and radar, good news we have a lot of sunshine out here this morning, if you look all the way towards the left-hand side of the screen, the clouds that are expected to move in later on still well back to the west. we should see a decent amount of sun today that will help to warm things up. yesterday's high was a chilly 37 degrees, today we're up to 44. that's below the seasonal

average of 54. but it's better than yesterday. even though it's breezy from time to time, the winds are not expected to be as strong as yesterday. so it will not feel as harsh. the sun will set around 4:40 p.m. temperatures wise look at the numbers over the next few days, 37 yesterday, 44 today. 56 tomorrow, and whopping 72 as we get into monday. if we do hit 72, that will break the record high of 71. so we've got record warmth on the way. hang in there, i know it's cold right now, but as you can see we have nice changes in store. i'll have the complete details in the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast when i step back inside, eva. >> new this morning, the search is on for two men who forced their way into a home in delaware county home. two mens forwarded their -- two men forced their way into a home on church lane at 6:00 a.m.

a safe was stolen from the same home back in april. new on "action news," a plan leads police on a chase through two counties and the take-down was caught on camera. police say the chase started in delaware county when the an officer tried to pull over a van in darby township after 11:00 p.m. the suspect did not stop and drove into philadelphia before eventually stopping on the railroad tracks delaware avenue and reid street, police have not confirmed why they initially pursued the man. one person is dead and four other people are injured after a crash in horsham, montgomery county. police say a jeep and a car collided along route 611 at county line at 7:30 last night. one person was pronounced at the scene. others are being treated at area hospitals. ferguson, must must is braising itself for the grand jury decision on weather to charge a white police officer in the shooting death of an unarmed

black teenager. abc alec perez is following new developments in the city on edge. >> reporter: overnight there were several arrests of three protesters wearing mask made famous by the protest group anonymous taken into custody outside police headquarters. federal authorities in missouri arrested two men believed to be linked to radical groups for allegedly trying to legally purchase guns and disrupt the demonstrations. anger boiling protesters and police going head to head. the anticipation building. abc news has learned the grand jury which has been meeting since august 20th could be close to a vote deciding possible charges in the racially

charged shooting death of michael brown. officials have set fort a list of rules -- set forth a list of rules of engagement, 600 tear gas again -- grenades, bean bags filled with chemicals that sting the eyes and nose to disburses unruly demonstrators. the fbi has set up shop, 100 agents are here. the mayor is trying to reassure residents fearful of unrest. >> i want people to understand people will be safe in their homes. >> reporter: some schools near ferguson already canceling classes monday and tuesday others promising to cans if a

grand jury decision is announced this weekend. president obama was in las vegas a day after his announcing his executive orderren immigration. >> we're a nation torched the way to welcome, dreamers, we make them earn it, we welcome in as fell human beings. >> the plan would make nearly 5 million i will grant in the country illegally eligible for work permits and protection from deportation. house speaker john boehner said the president sabotage any chance of by partly is an immigration reform by acting without -- bipartisan i am -- immigration reform by acting wut without congress. pope francis' visit to

philadelphia is months away, but lawmaker also are making arrangements. >> reporter: organizers are expecting at least a million people and likely more when pope francis presides over two events on a stage at the foot of the art museum. a security challenge like none other. >> it will be a test to see how well we are prepared. >> reporter: ed hanko is special agent in charge of the fbi field office. he'll be working with state and local agencies to keep the peep's visit safe and incident free. the planning is underway, but the framework has been in place for years. the agencies will be on the same page using the fema management system. they will have a central command and field operations. >> you'll have commanders boots on the ground, up close,

communication to the feedback to the main command post. >> reporter: agents are monitoring potential threats on social media and the internal and worldwide knelt work of informants, the idea is to head them off at the pass. if a threat gets through, they hope to detect it through hitech monitoring systems and legion of undercover officers. the one they fear the most is the lone wolf. >> homegrown violent extremists, sitting in basement, self radicalized and ghost out and does something. >> reporter: everybody will be working hard to keep the peace during the pope's visit, a little help from the prince of peace wouldn't hurt, david henry, channel 6 "action news." >> 51 years ago today, an aisis

e killed john f.kennedy. drivers were reminded to be careful on the roads this weekend. police, prosecutors promoted safe holiday, the night before thanksgiving is the worst night for drunk driving and the worst time of the year for crashes and fatalities. >> in 2013 there were 4600 crackers and fatalities during the thanksgiving travel period alone. >> officials say drugged driving is a problem, they encourage people to use public transportation or call a friend if they need a ride. hundreds of students at lower moreland high school danced the day away for a great

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>> we'll get a look at the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast

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>> good saturday morning to you, it is 9:42, 36 degrees we're warming up slowly this morning. we're looking live at battleship new jersey, cold out there, stay away from the water. nobody want to be in the water this morning. >> reporter: no, you got to be out of your minds. [laughter]. no water today, there's another

view of the water, cape may, this cold shot that we've seen over the last couple of weeks, this has started to knock the temperature down of the delaware river and bay, ocean temperatures are starting to fall, as well. that's key, that's one of the main ingredients when we watch the coastal storms. if the water is cold enough it's game on if you're a snow lover. storm tracker 6 live double scan we have nothing going on, 31 in philadelphia. allentown, 2-6r. trenton, 28. poconos 24. lancaster, 25 degrees, there's not much too much of a breeze, feels like 23 in philadelphia. 18 in allentown and 17 in the poconos. again, you'll need to bundle up during the first part of the day. even though we are up to 44 with the breeze it will feel like the upper 30s, a few clouds move in across the western portions of the keystone state. all this moisture will have a difficult time getting over the

mountains. mainly a combination of sun and clouds this afternoon. the big storm we're watching is starting to gather strength across dallas and portions of texas. as we switch to the water vapor imaging, it is riding the southern branch. jet stream and starting to work north into the ohio and tennessee valleys. that will bring rain into our neck of the woods on monday followed by a big, big warmup and the numbers crash again. future tracker 6, high, thin clouds move in later on. otherwise it's a mostly sunny day. overnight tonight we go partly cloudy, sunday, combination of sun and clouds of sunday is a nice day temperatures in the mid 50s, monday morning here comes that swath of heavy moisture between let's say 3 and 7:00 a.m. him you can see the yellows here. it may be on the heavier side. once we get into the afternoon that's working its way out and we see nothing more than a

combination of sun and clouds throughout monday afternoon. the tricky partly comes on tuesday, this frontal system will stall off the coast. there's two reliable forecast models we look at when we are this far away from the event. one has this thing going out to sea, it's a complete miss and shows temperatures in the upper 30s and low 40s wednesday and thanksgiving. the other one comes up the coast and throws a mess into the delaware valley with rain and snow and temperatures in the mid 30s, we have to watch that closely. the ocean influences the storm greatly. there's a lot of moisture when we talk about a coastal storm. 44 degrees in philadelphia. that's the high. sunny and chilly. reading, 42, millville, 47. overnight tonight, partly cloudy and chilly, 30 degrees outlying

suburbs, 37 for center city. not as cold as this morning. 56 degrees for tomorrow's high, mostly cloudy conditions, no weather issues for the eagles game. 72 monday, record warmth. 535 tuesday, here comes that coastal system. for now, colder, 39 degrees, a mixture of rain and snow, and the track will determine ultimately what will happen around here, we'll know better by monday morning. thanksgiving, 38 degrees, sun and clouds, breezy. big question mark, thanksgiving give evening. and we look forward to the warmup. >> this week's "shelter me rescue of the week" winner is a small group doing big work in montgomery county. matt o'donnell has the story. >> reporter: the cat crew came together in 2010. >> a small group of highly dedicated people who were passionate about saving animals. >> reporter: they work in norristown, plymouth township and conshohocken.

they are trying to find cats who live in harsh conditions outside. >> we're trying to take care of the ones that are living on streets. we do see new cats that arrive. cat crew has connected 200 cats with new families over the last four years a bond they hope last a lifetime. >> they are not disposable and they are not meant to be brought in and release the. they have a trio of kittens looking for their forever home. >> we have three little tabby kittens. homer is a 5-year-old tabby found in distress. he was found on the streets of nicetown with a continue can tied to his tow. that toe was amputated and he is happy as ever and happy to be called home. >> this is edwin he was brought in two weeks ago. he is a friendly cat. >> reporter: sadie has long hair and great personality.

>> she has green eyes and beautiful. >> reporter: say hello to jasmine with the perfect tuxedo coat. it's lovely, and makes me feel underdressed. extras minute loves cats and dogs -- jasmine loves cats and dogs, too. if you want any of the cats, go to the "shelter me rescue of the week" facebook page. with jasmine i'm matt o'donnell channel 6 "action news"

on "healthcheck" a new cosmetic procedure known as the knifeless necklace has come to the area. it is best to see a doctor who is board certified in plastic

surgery. ali gorman explains. ♪ >> reporter: 53-year-old anna moore works as an executive host at resorts casino. her job includes entertaining celebrities such as as ll cool jay and pdiddy. over the years she started to notice in pictures her neck was not as tight as it used to be. so she reached out to plastic surgeon, stephen davis. the doctor suggested a lift known as the knifeless neck lift. he said some woman are caught between, two early for a surgical necklace, but something to tighten the skin. up until now, he said observe

noninvasive neck procedures didn't do much. >> reporter: first the area is numbed and then radio frequency energy is applied to the affected area. >> we're using it to go past the skin surface, we're going past that and addressing all the fibers that cause things to tighten. >> reporter: he said the best results are seen within 3 to 4 weeks. so we caught up with anna after four weeks. >> i saw a big difference. i love it. >> reporter: here's the before and after photos. >> you're seeing a better angle of her whole area of her neck from herandabul is. >> i feel sharp and go on about my day.

>> reporter: ali gorman channel 6 "action news." >> here's what's happening in and around the delaware and lehigh valleys this weekend. help fight hunger in the area in the 2014 holiday food drive. philadelphia community leaders urge you to donate to feed the hungry. it provides meals for families in need this holiday season. the food drive is taking place at the school on tasker street from noon until today. get into the holiday spirit at bristol township holiday day parade. it kicks off at 11:00 in levittown. there's the eagles pep band and old time mummers. and courtney kale. the kids first choice car show on route 130 north, bring unrapid wrapped toys or paper towls to benefit the -- towls to

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>> let's get a last check of the cold forecast. >> reporter: you got to bundle up, cecily was running the rothman 8k. she said her toes are still frozen. mostly sunny skies, chilly, 44 degrees, cloudy and milder tomorrow, 56 degrees. we're warming up nicely. monday, record warmth possible. we're shooting for a high of 72. tuesday, a cold front slides through, turning breezy and colder. wednesday, thanksgiving even there's a chance of rain and

mixed snow, 39 degrees, thursday, thanksgiving day 38 degrees sunny and chilly. >> jack hanna's "wild countdown" is next on channel 6. "action news" is back at 6:00 p.m. and we'll be back tomorrow at 6:00 a.m. the philly pop helps you get into you in the holiday spirit with the sounds of the season. i'm eva pilgrim, remember, monday is going to be warmer.

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