>> good morning, it is 6:00 a.m. on this sunday, november 23. here's what's happening on "action news." a woman dies when her car is crushed in a crash in delaware. developing details ahead. >> sky6 live hd taking a live look over the city, we're going from bone-chilling to record highs this week. rain is on the way. >> thousands of runners take to the street this morning, philadelphia marathon and half marathon, good thing the marathon is not tomorrow. >> reporter: it's funny you know

it's cold around here, when temperatures are in the 30s and it feels like spring out there. it's a lot warmer. all the returns should be enjoying a comfortable morning. the temperatures are in the upper 30s and low 40s yesterday at this time we were in the mid to upper teens. a huge different in the numbers. that's the view in atlantic city. 41 in philadelphia. 35 in allentown. 40 in trenton. 39 in the poconos. millville, 40. yesterday at this time 15 degrees, big, big improvement. wilmington, 39. lancaster, 32 and reading 38. satellite and radar here's the first stage in the warming process, if you will, this is a weak little disturbance pushing to the north. we'll see the warmer air rush in this afternoon. and especially tomorrow, the numbers are off to the races. 38 degrees, sun and clouds.

9:00 a.m., 42, 11:00 a.m., 48 degrees, combination of sun and clouds. it's will be a nice run. when we come back we'll talk about the record warmth tomorrow, and a coastal storm possibly the day before thanksgiving. all straight ahead. >> news this morning, delaware state police are investigating a crash that killed a person and critically injured two other people. the investigation shut down a stretch of route 40 in bear for several hours overnight. police say a nissan pulled out in front of another nissan. the women was killed instantly. two men in the other car were rushed to the hospital in critical condition. police talk to a driver who struck two women in the northeast. they just left a benefit at a public. a car swerving to avoid hitting

another car head on ran into the women. the women believed to be in their 40s are being treated at the hospital. they are expected to survive. the driver stopped and is not under arrest. >> 30,000 runners are getting loose for the start of the philadelphia marathon. it's a premiere event staring runners from every state and dense of countries. they will step off at 7:00 making their way through fairmont park and manayunk and ending back on the parkway. we have posted links to the information for the roads affected by the marathon at 6abc.com. the eagles are back home looking to bounce back after the humiliating loss in green bay. the eagles have won nine straight games at home their

best streak in 21 years, they have not lost back-to-back games in more than a year. our jeff skeverski asked about the potential green bay hangover. >> reporter: have you guys let what happened in green bay go or are you using that anger to fuel you guys this week going into this tennessee game? >> i i don't think that has an effect on what we're going to do. we know we have to prepare for the tennessee titans, that where our focus is, we're not worried about green bay. >> we're passing the ball extremely well and top in running, yeah, we had the best running back in the league when you led the league last year in rushing, things are not as easy the next year, it's our job to go out there and continue to fight. >> we'll have a live report from the link on "action news" at noon, we'll hear from quarterback mark sanchez. it's a quick turn around for the birds, the eagles and cowboys in dallas on thrntion --

thanksgiving day, first place will be on the line. you can stay connected with the sports teams on twitter with jamie apody, join the conversation use the hash tag 6abc eagles. "action news" wants to hear from you before during an after the game. >> the trump taj mahal is making a last-ditch offer to its workers. they are offering health insurance for two years, only if they drop the courter canceling the pension plan and benefits. it is scheduled to close next month. police in ferguson, missouri continue to brace themselves for a decision. the grand jury will ravine to consider whether or not to charge white police officer darren wilson in the shooting death of michael brown an

unarmed black teen. >> reporter: good morning, nydia. demonstrations for the most part are peaceful and orderly are taking place in the region they have been since august when michael brown was shot and killed. the grand jury are not meeting this weekend they are going to ravine tomorrow. you can feel the heightened sense of anxiety among locals. two people were arrested after quiet peaceful protest. michael brown's mother marching and calling for calm. >> we made it peaceful, i don't think it's going to change. it's who we are, we're peaceful people. >> the waiting continues. >> it's a heavy heart. >> reporter: the grand jury took the weekend off. it will ravine monday to determine whether officer darren wilson will face charges in the shooting death of unarmed

teenager michael brown. nine votes are indicted to indict. it grand jury has the same racial makeup as the county. nervous residents are hoping for the best, and preparing for the worst. >> i think you might have young people that will do some doubts. >> reporter: businesses are boarded up. >> i want people to understand they will be safe in their homes. we are ready to act and protect both business and life. >> reporter: the barricades are set up around the court house where the grand jury is meeting. 1,000 extra officers are on the ground in the region and the fbi and the national guard are here as backup. reporting live from missouri, karen travers. >> george stephanopoulos spoke to president obama about the

situation in the ferguson and the potential impact it could have. you can see the comments on this week only on 6abc. >> pulled out alive, rescuers comb through rubble following an earthquake in japan. >> getting back, "action news" is there as people team up to feed those in need. >> and on the move, buffalo digs out and perhaps for possible flooding. >> reporter: we've got quite a wide variety of whra coming into the -- weather coming into the delaware valley. we're tracking rain, and warm temperatures it will feel like may tomorrow. cold enough for a rain/snow mixture with the coastal storm on wednesday. i'll have the details when we come right back. skippy!!

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>> dump trucks are hauling away the mounds of snow in western new york. it's a race against the clock before temperatures warm up briefly and melt the snow possibly causing severe flooding. an epic snowstorm dumped 7 feet of snow in much 69 area. city officials said a cooperative effort from the national guard and city county and state has put a dent in the massive amount of snow. >> it's been a great combination of effort, it's been an intense storm, but one we've been able to manage through all

the other resources that we've been able to provide. about two thousands loads of snow was removed yesterday that's the equivalent of 40,000 tons. i do not know how people there survive. >> reporter: and it is november. that's the astonishing thing right here. there were snow drifts higher than houses. it was almost unimaginable if that's the proper word. let's go live on sky 6. there's the view in wilmington this morning. it's nice and quiet out there, the temperatures have warmed up already. yesterday at this time we were down in the teens and now we're sitting in the 30s and 40s. big, big improvement. 35 degrees in allentown. philadelphia, 41. ful millville, 40, and the poconos 39. everybody generally between 15 and 24 degrees warm than yesterday at this time. the numbers are improving and

we'll continue to see the temperatures climb always the winds shift out of the southwest. that will bring the dixie warmth tomorrow. fantastic weather isen 0 the way. unfortunately we have wet weather that will sneak in here first. we have an area of low pressure that is sitting over eastern texas. that pulls north it's a great lakes cutter, it will cut into the great lake states, we get the rain in through here, it's behind the warm front that the temperatures start to climb. a little bit of wet weather arrives overnight tonight. perhaps a half inch, 3/4 in some locations and the nbltion climb monday. -- numbers climb monday. future storm tracker 6 live 6 showing sun and clouds, by the afternoon clouds lower and thicken. overnight tonight we have a four

or five hour window of steady rain. monday morning maybe a leftover spritz or sprinkle. but the general idea monday is for clouds to give way to sunshine and soaring temperatures. we're in the low to mid 70s tomorrow afternoon. this particularly model has anywhere from half inch to 3/4 of an inch after midnight tonight until 5:00, 6:00 tomorrow. once the warm air floods the region for tomorrow, an area of low pressure develops off a stalled frontal system off the coastal carolina. the first question where does it track? does it head out to sea or come up the coast. let's assume it comes up the coast. we have to see how much colder air is coming from this system and across the great lakes. if we get enough cold air and it comes up the coast, we'll get

snow. ocean temperatures are still mild, if a rain/snow line sets up, we have to see how much the snow/rain line push. there's a possibility we'll see rain and snow wednesday afternoon. the question is where the rain/snow line is setting up and how much does the western get. clouds and sun today, milder, 5 degrees is the forecasted high. normally we should be at 54. him we're a degree above average. no weather issues for the eagles game. looks like we'll see a combination of sun and clouds, and temperatures in the mid 50s. overnight tonight, rain developing, 45 degrees outlying suburbs. 48 center city. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, 55 degrees today, 74 tomorrow, the record is 71. breezy and cooler tuesday, 55.

snow and rain wednesday, 39. turkey day looks breezy and chilly high of 42. eva? >> chris? >> stay on top of the changing weather situation at 6abc.com/weather for storm tracker 6 live radar the hourly and seven-day forecast the latest fres video from our "action news" meteorologists. there was a lot of fabulous food being served in germantown. a thanksgiving was hosted to honor the men and women from the 13 and 49th police districts. organizers simply wanted to thank the men and women who serve and protect their communities. there was an early holiday celebration, young people in east falls hosted a prethanksgiving dinner at the community center. this was done for the wonderful seniors who live there.

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i.welcome back everyone, 6:00 -- >> reporter: welcome back everyone, 6:23, 35 degrees, it's chilly for november in allentown. yesterday wurp down to 15. poconos, 39 degrees, you were down in the teens yesterday.

on the boardwalk in atlantic city, 43. this should be a comfortable run for all the runners taking part in the philadelphia marathon. 38 degrees in the city, lunchtime, 52. expect a combination of sun and clouds. what we're watching for tonight is this area of low pressure that will pull to the north in the great lake states. it hat has a warm front that will sneak through during the day tomorrow. behind the front we'll see temperatures in the 70s. this is riding up the eastern seaboard. i'll tell you how much rain to expect in the seven day when i come back in just a bit. >> the flyers and sixers both try to snap a losing streak, while the eagles focus on one day at a time. here's jeff skeverski. >> reporter: the eagles are trying to bounce back after that embarrassing loss in green bay today against the tennessee titans. eagles are trying to avoid falling into that trap, thinking

about the thanksgiving showdown with dallas in four days. >> if you get caught in the nfl thinking about trap games and opponents or stuff like that, at this level any one can win any given sunday obviously. the leveling of talent of there. these guys are good enough time to focus on this game not the game on sunday. tennessee has great players and great coaches and we have our hands full this week. >> reporter: eagles trying to avoid losing back-to-back games. we'll get you set with eagles game day kickoff at 11:30 and wrap it you mean on eagles game day final after "action news" at 11:00. scott hartnell returned to save the flyers again who were trying to end the painful

stretch against columbus. flyers up 2-1 after 1 in the second on the power play wayne simmons grabs the puck and puts it down, and puts it in the net. flyers up 2. they put it away. flyers win 4-2 ending their four-game losing streak. ron hecksle that message on wednesday in new york when he chewed them out is working. >> anytime when the gm calls every single call on the team, light a fire under your butt. we had a good response. >> the guys had a good game and we had sustained momentum. >> reporter: the winless sixers have fallen to o-13 they could

not beat the the new york knicko are the worst team in the nba. showing love for nerlens noel a career high of 17 points and 12 rebounds. it's not enough, sixers lose the ball and the game. sixers lose 91-83. they are 2 away from tieing the 1972 team record for most losses at the start of the season. that's sports, i'm jeff skeverski have a great day! >> a california man is taking his love for disney's california adventure to the next level. he rode the radio spring racer for the 2,000th time. he weighed 380 pounds before undergoing bypass surgery. he lost 150 pounds and got hooked on the ride. he wants to reach 2500 rides by

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the action cam is live at the philadelphia marathon.

new overnight two burglars get into an elderly couples home.new overnight two burglars one bad guy was caught red handed. spirit of the season, people open up their hearts and fill the stomachs of those in need. >> it is 6:30, chris sowers joins us with a preview of the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast. >> reporter: let's go live on sky 6. temperatures are much, much milder. we're waking up with a little bit of cloud cover, that's why the numbers are milder. it feels fantastic compared to yesterday. allentown set a record low of 15 degrees this time yesterday. reading, 18. hammonton in new jersey, atlantic county, 15. bear, delaware. 19. atlantic city at the airport, 16 degrees. this is where you guys started out yesterday at this time. this is where we're sitting right now. allentown, 35 degrees, reading 38. hammonton 38. bear, delaware, 40. philadelphia right now sitting

at 41. it's going to be much easier for the runners to handle this kind of weather rather than the january-like bitter cold we saw yesterday. satellite and radar we are expecting mainly cloudy day with sunny breaks, much milder. 55 degrees is the forecasted high with a mixture of clouds and sun. guys? >> all right, thank you. training is over and now it's show time for 30,000 runner also competing in the philadelphia marathon and half marathon. heavy security is in place, roads are closed. septa routes are detoured a lot goes into making it happen. the action cam is live at the benjamin franklin parkway 22nd street. the starting time for the marathon at 7:00 a.m. the course winds around the schuylkill expressway and university city and the benjamin franklin parkway. >> saturday of the boston marathon, all runners are being screened. secure zones are set up from

18th to 25th street. safest best if you're going to the city to watch the marathon, take public transit and nothing else, if possible. the action cam live at 22 and and the parkway, the men's winner and the women's winner will cross the finish line at noon. police have nabbed one of the suspects who invaded an he would he he elderly couple coups home in the northeast section of the city. two men knocked on the first floor and went into the second floor, the suspects tied up the homeowners and made off with a large screen tv and cash. k-9 tracked down the suspect and the man was carrying the

couple's 267. a fire took a young man's life in horsham, montgomery county. we're learning more built victim from the grieving family. >> reporter: friday night, the victim was spending time with his brothers and friends before he came home. what happened after that. family members are neighbors are waiting to hear what caused the destructive seen. saturday night more questions than answer as the people drove by to see the aftermath. inside a body was found that the family believed was their loved one. >> he was always nice to us and saying hi. >> reporter: the call for firefighters came in around 4:00 a.m. inside brock wood condominiums. the massive fire was on the second floor, john knoll and the girlfriend were underneath him.

it took firefighters two hours to get the scene under control. they thought everybody made it out safely. but while they were clearing debris they discovered the badly burned body. saturday night family members of the young father told "action news" they know the outcome. he owned the appliance repair, his brothers said he was renting the condo for less than a year. >> it's unfortunate, because he was so young, i'm sad for him and his family. >> reporter: we found other renters who were thankful and back in their homes and trying to salvage whatever they could. >> blessed and thankful that y son and i got out, but it's tragic i mean it's scary. >> reporter: the red cross is helping four families there was heavy smoke damage to several homes, the victim's family said he was the father of a five-year-old boy he loved

deeply. once again the cause of the fire is under investigation. reporting in horsham, kenneth moten channel 6 "action news." >> a philadelphia police officer is recovering this morning after he was hit by a car while responding to a shooting. it happened on the 2300 block of north fairhill street in kensington. the officer found the 25-year-old shooting victim in the middle of the road. a man heard the commotion and ran outside. >> he was shot a couple of times. >> reporter: what was he saying? >> he wasn't saying anything, he was laying there. >> reporter: was he moving? >> he was moving. >> reporter: the suspect allegedly hit him with the car, the suspect has been arrested along west cambria street. the shooting victim is being treated at temple university hospital. the officer was treated and released from hanheman hospital.

the mayfair tire slasher has been arrested for the same thing. detectives started an investigation after getting a number of complaints about vandalism in the neighborhood. then early wednesday morning a pair of septa workers say they saw a man place a mousetrap fitted with nails in front of the a parked cars tires, david toledo was identified as a suspect an arrested at his home. he he is on probation for slashing tires two years ago. starting tomorrow, drivers can pay their fines with nonperishable food items. each items will count always five dollars toward the cost of a parking ticket. the food drive runs through the end of the semester on december 12. the holiday spirit is alive and well in the delaware valley. whether it's time, money or food, so many people are

revealing their generous spirits by giving to those in need. annie mccormick has the story. >> reporter: less than a week from thanksgiving in the spirit of giving in alive in delaware valley from turkeys in germantown to canned goods in king of prussia in south philadelphia. the all organized by different groups with the same goal. for 13 years, pastor miller has given away turkey dinners. this year there are 2 to 300 available along with trimmings, too. thanks to fill philabundance and private donations. >> there's a lot of people who can't afford a turkey, they want one but they can't. >> reporter: of king of prussia the girls of the patriots fast

pitch volley league accepted donations. they are taking the spirit from the field to the holidays. if they don't fill up on the boxes today they will have them filled by december 1 they will make their delivers themselves to philabundance. >> our goal is to fill 8 scildz of food -- 8 skids of food today. >> it warms my heart that we thought up the idea and we're trying to support their families. >> reporter: in king of prussia, annie mccormick channel 6 "action news." >> a reminder you can help in need by donating to the annual holiday food drive. donate online to philabundance or bring the goods to the thanksgiving day on thursday, boy scouts will be walking along the parade route collecting your generous he donations. if you can't get there, woman be

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>> this may not put you into the thanksgiving spirit, joey chestnut wolfed down 9 1/2 pounds of turkey in ten minutes. it is not surprising he is ranked as the top competitive eater in the world. he took home a check for five thousand dollars for this effort. >> it is competition i will never understand. >> reporter: what cracks me up is how thin he looks. >> he expands and shrinks. >> reporter: i have a little bit more than i should -- >> i would be asleep after 9 1/2 pounds of turkey. >> reporter: the philadelphia international airport, nothing going on this morning, temperatures are chilly, but not as cold as yesterday. storm tracker 6 live double scan, crystal clear, we have a

few clouds above, but that's about it. the number in philadelphia is 41 degrees. that's not bad considering where we topped out yesterday, smyrna, 46. pilots, 43 same number for doylestown and trenton. those were yesterday's high, philadelphia 41. wilmington, 39. boardwalk in atlantic city, 32. trenton, 40. ful it's thanks to the cloudups. the cloud cover keeps the surface warmer. that's why we're starting out warmer today. we'll see a warm front punch through monday, the numbers will start to climb. a little bit of rain approaching from the west. most of the that should stay to the west. here's the system we're watching, it's split in two pieces, one across georgia and south carolina, but the main row is west of eastern portions of

texas. you can see this better on the water vapor imagery, this is the great lakes cutter it will make the left hand turn and cut into the great lake states and shove all that mild air down across the eastern seaboard. there's the low, pulls to the north. we get that warmth weather up and down the east coast as the warm front punches through. monday we start out with a leftover shower until 9:00, 10:00. we'll see the skies open up and we'll see clouds give way to sunshine and the temperatures soar. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, combination of sun and clouds, milder with the highs in the mid 50s. overnight tonight, clouds thicken, rain overspreads the area, probably after 10:00 p.m. some of it could come down steady for a brief period of time before pulling out, 9:00,

10:00, it will be gone. the general idea for monday, clouds giving way to sun and soaring temperatures. here's a look at the record highs, all of these in serious jeopardy. the record for philadelphia, 71. same thing in trenton. wilmington, 73. atlantic city, 72. allentown, 69. we're forecasting a high of 74 degrees, we're more than likely going to shatterer that record. today 55. reading, 52. trenton, 53. millville, atlantic city, dover, 56. expect a combination of sun and clouds. overnight tonight clouding up becoming breezy, rain developing 45 degrees outlying suburbs, 48 center city. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, 55 degrees today we're up to 74, feeling like may for tomorrow. 55 breezy and cooler tuesday, and then we're watching the coast. the coastal system comes chugging along up the eastern seaboard. right now it looks like there will be enough cold air to switch the western suburbs over

to snow. for now we'll see a lane/snow mix. we'll fine tune this over the next several days. 42 turkey day, friday, 37 and 40, cloud and sun. >> the marathon and half marathon is beginning momentarily. one person is facing it with different drive. >> reporter: he competed two times, he trains at the ymca in lansdale which builds his upper body strength. he suffered a spinal fracture that left him paralyzed at his hips. >> pick up truck slammed me from behind.

the accidents is difficult to talk about, even today, so he focuses on his training and this weekend's marathon. >> the longer you go the more difficult it is to keep that same level because of endurance. >> reporter: those who work closely with russ in physical therapy say his endurance has brought him great strides from the day following this accident. >> he has achieved great things a great thing to watch. >> what do you tribute to the renewed spirit. >> my wife i try to to get here twice a week and try to to get out on my bike, sometimes three times a week. >> rules stays much of his time practicing on the route 202 parkway trail. he brought his hand cycle out to the ymca parking lot to let us

check it out. else hoping to qualify for the boston marathon. but first. are you ready for sunday? >> i'm defendant think ready for sunday -- definitely ready for sunday! >> reporter: lisa thomas-laurey channel 6 "action news."

>> chickee and pete's was robbed for the first time and now the owners are asking for your help in solving the case, here's rick williams with this morning's crime fighters report. >> reporter: between 9:30 and 10:00, october 13, two suspects enter the chickee and pete's restaurant. >> two individuals came in, one in the chickee and meets shirt ordered three people into the freezer. >> reporter: police say they confronted another employee. >> they went into the office where the manager was, pointed a gun and opened up the safe and

took the money and locked them in the freezer. >> reporter: police say therem was a third suspect in a vehicle waiting outside. all fled with $16,000 and the manager wedding rings and purse. upper darby police believe it was an inside job. >> these are individuals, upper darby minds somebody close to chickee and pete's may have worked there at at some point in time. >> reporter: citizens crime commission is offering an reward for conviction of the person responsible, all you have to do is call 215-546-tips. a new study finds constantly texting can put 50 pounds of pressure on your spine. the average person is hunched over texting for up to 4 hours per day. the extra pressure adds up over time and could lead to health

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the best sound track. disney is our parent company. better late than never, that's what people say about holiday shopping. alicia vitarelli has been browsing for bargains, the best deals may be now. >> reporter: do you think black friday is the best day to grab holiday deals, you may want to rethink that. you can snag the best deals right now, especially when it comes to toys. for the hottest ones in high demand you can get them at the best prices you'll see all season on amazon.com. retailers biggest price cuts came on the monday before thanksgiving. heads up for this monday coming up. online shopping thanksgiving day offers the best prices. for apparel cyber monday that's

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prices. >> taking a live look now at the start/finish line at 22nd and the benjamin franklin parkway for the philadelphia marathon and the half marathon, the first competitors are rolling up to the start line. it is expected to start in a few minutes at 7:00. we have another hour of "action news" sunday morning. we're looking at the weather forecast once again, a serious warmup coming up tomorrow. we'll be right back.

>> good morning, it is 7:00 a.m. on this sunday, november 23. here's what's happening on "action news." a woman dies when her car is crushed in a crash in delaware. developing details ahead. >> sky6 live hd taking a live look for us, now, at atlantic city, we're going from bone-chilling to record highs this week. rain on the way. >> the action cam is live on the benjamin franklin parkway where the philadelphia marathon and half marathon as you can see are underway right now. 30,000 runners are stepping off on the parkway. they represent all 50 states and 43 countries. road closures and septa detours are in effect because of the marathon. we have posted them at 6abc.com. the runners will make their bay along the schuylkill river and

fairmont park and university city and manayunk before making their way back to the benjamin franklin parkway. thousands are along the route to cheer them on, thousands more are making this happen. our own jamie shore is running the marathon as parts of the students run philly style mentor program. they say running for the students who participate in the program. look for her as she runs along the trail. >> shoutout to you jamie shore, we hope you have a great great run today. 30,000 people, it's a lot milder than yesterday. >> reporter: on a normal november this would be a cold morning, temperatures are down in the mid to upper 30s. coming off yesterday's bone-chilling cold. temperatures in the mid to upper