>> good morning, 6:00 a.m. on this monday, november 24. here's what's happening. >> accuweather is tracking rain, it is moving out and warm weather is moving in.

plus, tracking more potential problems right before thanksgiving. him. >> pennsylvania state police are searching for new leads into the disappearance of a 33-year-old mother from the lehigh county. >> the thanksgiving day battle is set between the eagles and the cowboys. >> let's find out about weather and traffic, david and karen have that it's been a messy morning. >> reporter: the rain is over, storm tracker 6 live double scan shows most of the rain is pushing tort -- to the north an east of the city. some of us could see a sprinkle in the next hour or so. but we're in the process of improving. behind the warm front that drove through, we're looking at mild temperatures and sun mixing with the clouds later, too. 63 degrees in philadelphia. 58 in wilmington, 63 in allentown and trenton, even up north it's fairly mild. as we head out the door to catch the school bus over the next couple of hours, it could be windy, but nobody can argue with temperatures in the low 60s,

this time of year and this time of morning. as we go through the afternoon, we're looking at potential for record warmth. on the smart phone, 63 now, 63 by 8:00. noon, 69. by 2:00 we'll have a high of 72. ful if we hit that that's a new record in philadelphia. in the upper # 70s by 3:00. 48 hours from now we'll wind up with the potential for snow in parts of the region. that's ahead in the seven day. >> we're following a developing story on i-95, a crash has the northbound lanes closed no official word on injuries, but the coroner has been called to the scene, karen rogers has more on the impact for the commute. >> reporter: matt, that's right, we have a portion of i-95 in delaware county shut down at this point. this is northbound in delaware county closed between 320 and the blue route. if you're heading toward the airport you're dealing with road

closure. we have police and emergency workers on the scene. it was an accident involving a bread delivery truck. there's debris on the road, as well. there's cleanup as well as accident investigation to conduct. northbound your slowing approaching the closures. let's talk about how to avoid the mess with i-95 shut down in delaware county. you're traveling at 9 miles per hour as you get to the closure point. stick to 291, route 13. head farther away and take route 1 or hop into new jersey and take 295 where you have no problems on northbound on 295. if you say on i-95 you're dealing with speeds in the single digits with that accident shutting down i-95 northbound in delaware county. an accident involving a jackknifed tractor-trailer, roads are wet, emergency workers here, look how jammed we are at this early hour.

because of the ramble from the vine street expressway to the schuylkill expressway eastbound being shut down and everybody being forced off, tam. >> the search is on for a lehigh county woman. police say they left work on friday and nobody has seen her since then. katherine scott is live in our satellite center with the latest on the missing mother. >> reporter: good morning, tam, that's right she was last seen on friday, now the family is searching for her. state police want to hear from you if you have any tips on her whereabouts. this is jessica padgett of white hall township. she was last seen leaving the north hampton day care where she works on friday afternoon. family members say she was going to drive had her mother's house five miles away to send a fax, she was supposed to returned to duck duck good news day care. the police found the car outside

a dollar general a mile from her job. she is the mother of two children and one step child. her sister made a video pleading for her safe return. >> if you have her or know her whereabouts, please give her back get her home, we miss her so much. >> reporter: and her family suspects foul play, they say she would never leave without telling anybody, again, if you have any tips call state police, katherine scott channel 6 "action news." >> thank you for that. him. we've got breaking news, take a look at your screen, new jersey state police have issued an amber alert for this baby who's 3-month-old, taken from a home in green port new york, 21-year-old jonathan lawrence assaulted the baby's grmp before taking off with the child. he may be driving a 2001 blue chris leisure mini man with --

chrysler minivan with a connecticut license plate. the action cam was at the intersection of mcgee and torresdale avenue, there was a patient in the glance, the person had -- ambulance, that person had to be rushed to a fleesh hospital in a second -- nearby hospital in a second ambulance. brook field asset management from toronto agreed to buy revel back in october for $110 million. the deal is off because of problem with the power plant that provides energy to revel. >> more people are expected to drive to grandma's house because it's cheaper to do so so. maribel aber has the report. >> reporter: the number of thanksgiving travelers in the philadelphia area is expected to be the highest in 7 years.

600,000 area residents will be on the move from wednesday to sunday this week. the lowest gas prices and improving economy are credited with the pick up in travel. black friday has gone from a single day to a week long marathon. the amazon will have 3,000 deals in all this week. it plans to stagger the deals throughout the period. futures point to a higher open and watch out for tour buses taxi and bike messengers, those are the tips ups is offering its workers hired for the holidays in new york. they are given points with how to fend off aggressive dogs with hand-held computers. they are hiring 100,000 workers for what is to be a record shipping season. >> parts of western new york

remain buried under record amounts of snow. today there's a new threat. it is raining and temperatures have climbed to 55 degrees, residents are preparing for possible evacuations. erin o'hern is live at the big board. >> reporter: it's odd weather, another round of wicked weather for buffalo, new york. one week after the epic snowstorm, several counties are under flood warning after some areas got up to 7 or 8 feet of snow last week. look at that, how the snow is piled up. it really look a lot of construction vehicles to get some of the snow out. you may remember some people were stuck on the new york city threw way for 24 hours. the warmer temperature is threat ening to melt all the snow and create 8 inches of rain. the residents are fearing the worse is yet to come with temperatures hitting 76 -- 60

today. officials are warning residents they need to prepare for wide scale evacuations. >> a toxic brew is what happens in a flood. it has suesage and run off -- sewage in it and run off in it. it does tremendous damage. no audio. back to you. >> bad stuff, man. >> we're talking about warmth today and snow by wednesday, crazy weather here. >> reporter: storm tracker 6 live double scan shows you most of the rain is breaking apart across the region. if we go in tighter, the majority of the precipitation is over south jersey and philadelphia drying out. it's a couple of sprinkles left over perhaps over the next 60 minutes or so.

stepping outside, we have a windy shaking the camera behind this rain. we're looking at a mild day and nice, mild morning, but it's blustery. 58 in wilmington, that's one of the cooler spots. 63 in philadelphia and trenton. 60 in millville and upper 50s down the shore. in allentown we're going for a mix of clouds sunny breaks, windy, high of 70 degrees and mild conditions in the lehigh valley and down towards berks county, as well. at the shore, 66 mild for this time of year. of windy, obviously. in philadelphia we'll go for a high of 72 degrees, if we hit that it will be a new record for this date. clouds and sun, windy and warm, windy out of the southwest gusting to 35 miles per hour. as we roll through the day we get mild in a hurry. 11:67. 2:00. 72 that's the high, 69 degrees by 5:00 p.m. comfortable by 5:00.

again, it's blustery. tomorrow no issues, i'll touch on that in a second. i want to look at wednesday, it's a big travel day. we have a low pressure coastal center that will come past us. the first track, 70% chance on the models right now. has the storm system coming close to the coast. in this case early in the morning by 6:00 or 7:00 you'll start to see rain and eventually that changes over to snow philadelphia north and west, in philadelphia that will take a while for that to happen. in the northern and western suburbs it will be quickly in the day. the second scenario we'll take that low so far off the coast we'll have minimal impact and minimal precipitation. let's concentrate on that likely scenario since it's a big travel day. again it would start as rain in the case and change to snow starting not northern and western suburbs and closer in

philadelphia. in the suburbs out north and west of i-95 you're looking at mainly snow and new jersey and delaware would get mainly rain out of this. the potential snowfall 1 to 3 inches would be possible on both sides of the delaware river probably not until evening. during the day it will stay as rain. in the suburbs, during the afternoon you could see the change and get 3 to 6 inches of snow. from allentown to the poconos, 6 inches or more. what could change with this forecast? well, as i mention the, the storm could stay farther to the east out to sea. of we have an issue that it's warm at the surface not support snow, but either way, i'm preparing you for the worst case scenario because it's a big travel day. maybe you make plans and shift them a little bit, traveling

early would be better than at night. 72 warm and mild. partly sunny, cooler, 58 tomorrow. wednesday, rain arriving early in the morning and changing to snow from philadelphia up to the northwest if everything pans out the way it looks like it may. thursday, brisk and chilly for the thanksgiving parade. 37 on friday. >> ouch. >> reporter: 72 to 37 you got to like fall. >> 61:00, still ahead a tour bus crashes twice in one day, details on the crashes including the one that left dozens hurt. >> details on a deadly hunting accident. police have new information on who pulled the trigger. >> reporter: this accident is going to cause huge delays if it stays out here, 422 approaching oaks, pro approaching 29 to

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rogers. >> reporter: lots of accidents on minor roads and suburbs, now every accident is on a major highway. i-95 northbound a at her be accident involving a -- terrible accident involving a bread delivery truck. if you're heading toward the airport you're dealing with a closure point because of this truck right here. this is i-95 northbound right at the closure point this is a live look, you can see the emergency workers out here blocking all lanes and there's the truck that is out here, as well. they have not begun to clean it up, they have debris on the roads, as well. we're seeing problems with this as we switch over to the maps. 9 miles per hour, 6 miles per hour ahead of the accident scene, now the shut down between 320 and the blue route. we have options you can take 291. route 13, route 1 if you want to

go farther to get out of the way. or go into new jersey and take 295. i-95 northbound with the terrible accident scene shutting it down in delaware county. look at the vine street expressway, it's a mess already, you're jammed solid. because of an accident involving a jackknife tractor-trailer that's blocking the off ramp to the schuylkill expressway eastbound so westbound vine jammed approaching broad to the schuylkill expressway, everybody being forced off there, get off at girard instead. we have a lot of other accidents, i'll tweet them out, tam. >> 45-year-old man who was fatally shot while goose hunting in west windsor, new jersey was not killed by his father at all. police say the victim's own weapon discharged and that's what delivered the fatal blast. a tour bus ran off a northern california freeway killing one and injuring 30

others. it happened 100 miles south of oregon border. earlier in the same trip and 50 miles to the south, the same bus hit a denny'sen restaurant. nobody was injured in the crash, but fatigue may have played a factor in both accidents. >> still ahead, police say he was at it again, the man convicted of slashing tires in a philadelphia neighborhood is accused of doing it once more. >> reporter: all right guys we're dressed in sweatshirts in the morning and t-shirts thanks of we have rain moving out of here, we're rooting for eastern university the college of the morning on 6abc, boy, do we have crazy weather coming up over the next couple of days. call right now to receive your free dvd and booklet with no obligation.

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overnight crash. >> accuweather says we're going from wet to dry, but warm altogether today and then the sea saw tips dwean and we could have -- again and we could have snow. >> police are looking for a woman in the lehigh valley and they asking for your help to track her down. >> let's go over to david murphy, good morning. >> reporter: all right, guys we have rain on the storm tracker 6 live double scan most of it is on the new jersey side of the river at this point. it's breaking apart ascertain and become be much lighter, i would say another 35 to 45 minutes. there's a little bit coming in off the delaware bay that could bother you for a bit longer than that. behind that rain, we're looking at mild air. right now it's not too shabby for this time of year. 63 degrees in philadelphia. drying out. a little bit on the blustery side certainly, as we roll

through the day, 63 by 8:00. noon be -- noon, 69. 3:00 p.m., 71 coming down from a high of 72. 67 by 6:00. karen, when i step inside we have changes coming. tomorrow, cooler and wednesday some of us could be looking at snow. i'll have the latest from accuweather coming up. >> the roads are wet we have gusting winds blowing leaves all over the roads. this is i-95 northbound a horribly serious accident shutting down i-95 northbound between 320 and the blue route in delaware county. i-95 northbound is shut down with the accident. we have emergency workers on the scene, an accident involving a bread delivery truck, debris on the roadway here, i want to show you the backup, this is are a mess, look at the tail lights going nowhere.

you're past 452 to 320. on the maps we'll show you the alternates, you're going 5 miles per hour at best on i-95. you could stick to 13 or route 1 or hop into new jersey and take 295. don't stay on i-95 northbound in delaware county with the shut down it's a huge problem. look at the backup on the vine street expressway approaching the schuylkill expressway westbound traffic is jammed solid because of an accident involving a jackknifed tractor-trailer blocking the off ranch to the schuylkill expressway eastbound that's two of many accidents out there, matt. >> thanks, karen. police in the lehigh valley are trying to track down a missing woman. nobody has seen jessica padgett since she left work friday afternoon. police are looking for your help. katherine scott has more on the search. >> reporter: that's right, matt, she want out for her lunch break

on friday and she hadn't been seen since and state police and her family are hoping that someone has tips on her whereabouts. let's go to the picture of jessica padgett. she was last seen leaving the day care where she works. she was going to drive to her mother's house which is about 5 miles away to send a fax, she was supposed to return to a duck duck goose child fair. she married her boy friend of # years 2 1/2 months ago, the mother of two children and one step child. her family said she would never leave without telling anyone. >> i know my daughter, there's no way she would leave her kids they are her life. my heart is getting ripped out every day, every minute i don't hear from her or hear something. >> and the family has said that the community has been pitching

in on the search they have been putting flyers out around the area, again, if you have any tips, state police want to hear from you, live from the satellite center, katherine scott channel 6 "action news." >> thank you for that. happening today the former chairman of the republican county republican committee will go on charges for sex charges. he is accused of having sex with an employee at his lansdale law firm while she was passed out after a night of drinking in 2013. the more serious charges of rape and sexual assault were thrown out boy a lower court. when the charges were announced kearns resign his post as gop chairman and left his law firm, but maintains he is innocent. >> happening today the grand jury will meet again in ferguson, missouri, the tension has been building for days as people are waiting for a final decision, will there be charges against officer darren wilson for the shooting death of michael brown or not. the city is poised on the edge.

>> reporter: that's right, tam, it's been that way since the shooting happened over the summer. nine votes are needed to indict this man, officer darren wilson in the shooting death of unarmed teenager michael brown. brown was killed back on august 9. demonstrators once again took to the streets last night. in the midst of all the chaos, a reporter was injured. he was alert and talking, he didn't know what happened but he was struck with an object over the head. grand jury had a two daybreak over the weekend. barricades are set up around the saints louis county justice center where the grand jury has been meeting. the evidence they have been looking at includes testimony from wilson himself and from the path technologist the brown family requested to perform an independent autopsy. the jury is examining testimony from witnesses to the shooting who say brown had his hands up when he was killed. regardless of when the decision comes down, protesters say they

will continue to demonstrate on the streets of ferguson. >> i don't think the protests are going to die. i think no matter people are going to be hear people want to see a change and grand jury decision is not a change. >> 99% of the time police officers are not charged when they kill young people of color. one nearby school district cancerled classes today and tomorrow in anticipation of unrest. law enforcement officials say they are prepared and do not want peaceful demonstration to turn ugly. we'll keep you updated at 6abc.com. >> something special is on tap for the 6abc dunkin' donuts thanksgiving day parade. tap dancers from our area are rehearsing for their time in the spotlight. >> my friends will come to see me dance. >> tap dancers marching bands and special guests will be part

of the 6abc 6abc dunkin' donuts thanksgiving day parade the oldest thanksgiving day parade in america. please join us on the parkway for the entire extravaganza or watch it in the comfort of your own home. you can see the floats, the music the fun starting at 8:30, thursday morning. looks like major drumstick may have to have his snow boots the day before. >> reporter: i would say coats for the parade. it will be dry for the parade. storm tracker 6 live double scan shows we're drying out right now, the closer view shows you what's left is over south jersey. it's fairly light, although we're looking at a built of that coming in of -- bit of that coming in off the delaware bay. as we look outside we're seeing the cameras bounce across the region. that's center city sky 6. it's mild, but blustery. 63 degrees, that's above the average high for this date. the winds are out of the south

at 17. later in the day we could have gusts at 5 miles per hour a blustery start an finish today. but you can see we're in the process of drying out and later today you can see clouds giving way to sunshine. we'll see breaks in the clouds to the southwest. the big story is the temperature, 63 degrees by 8:00. by 11:00, the upper 60s. 2:00 p.m., high of 72 degrees, if we hit that it will be a record in philadelphia. 69 by 5:00. whether or not we break records today it will be unseasonable mild and comfortable. allentown, 70. 71 in reading, 72 in wilmington. 70 in trenton, mid 60s along the boardwalks. i'm going to skip tomorrow, it's a cooler, but no problems, we'll move ahead to wednesday, because wednesday is such an enormous travel day, the day before thanksgiving. we're looking at a wave of low pressure that will creeping out of the gulf of mexico and passing us by along the coast. with the coastal storms track is

everything, there are two scenarios, the first one is the most likely. 70% chance of this this will bring the track so close to the coast we'll see rain in the morning during the morning rush hour and eventually a changeover to snow, especially from philadelphia north and west, the farther north and west you go the change would happen. the second scenario takes the storm farther out to sea in this case 0% of the -- 30% of the chance happening on the models. it would be minimal impact and not much to talk about. let's talk about the first scenario. looks like it starts as rain in the morning and change to snow in the scenario works out. in philadelphia, the i-95 corridor, that change might not happen until evening, but in the northern and western suburbs in the afternoon we could see the change and you will get mainly snow up there. in the new new new jersey and d,

they will get rain with the i-95 corridor in between. what are we looking at? mainly rain in south jersey and delaware, on either are side of the delaware river 1 to 3-inches in the evening. northern and western suburbs 3 to 6 inches which could start in the afternoon. allentown, north, it will be all snow and going to 6 inches or higher. what could change, a couple of things, first of all, the storm could stay farther out to sea and we could have a problem getting cool enough to support that much snow and in these scenarios you would get much less snow and much less impact. we're warning because it's a big travel day. obviously the earlier you can travel on wednesday, the better. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, 72, warm today, partly sunny and cooler tomorrow, 58. wednesday is the day we're watching high of 30 in philadelphia. cooler than that in the northern and western suburbs and we have the chance of rain changing over

from snow from i-95 into the northern and western suburbs if things stay the way they are now. thursday we're dry, partly sunny for thanksgiving, chilly, high of 42 and in the 30s during the parade. >> the amber alert issued in new jersey and new york, the subject of the amber alert, the baby has been found. him they have not said anything about the child's father seen there who they believe abducted the child from new york overnight and all the assaulted a relative. we're told breaking information, the child has been found safe more information when we get it. >> glad to hear that's how that ended. still ahead, a building comes crashing down and people end up trapped inside apartments that are rubble. >> reporter: i told you i thought we would see a big delay on 422. eastbound traffic you're jammed solid from past limerick to oaks, we have that accident and

a bunch of others when we comback. >> the woman who won the philadelphia marathon has an unusual story that's coming up next.

>> 6:44, the schuylkill expressway live here on the action cam looks like every other major highway in the region, rain is slowing things down on this monday morning. >> let's go over to karen rogers every major road it seems is dealing with something. >> reporter: i-95 is a mess in delaware county. the action cam was on the scene of this accident we have debris

on the highway, i-95 northbound an accident involving a bread delivery truck that has emergency workers on the scene and emergency crews and i-95 northbound has been shut down all morning between 320 and 13. take a look at this backup. traffic is going nowhere at this hour, jammed from 452 to 320 where we have i-95 northbound shut down. you don't want to sit in this traffic. let's talk about the options through the area. i've got a map up here to show you you're traveling 6, 9 miles per hour at best on i-95. stick to 291 use 13. use route 1 or new jersey use 295. do any of those don't stay on i-95 northbound on delaware county where i wouldn't are traveling in the single digits. look at the mess on the vine

street expressway. look at the heavy traffic on the vine westbound you're jammed. you can see the flashing lights out there. the jacker knife tractor-trailer blocked the off ramp on the vine street expressway to the schuylkill expressway eastbound at 0th street. you can get off the schuylkill expressway eastbound from south or girard avenue instead. one more shot, 422 is a mess this accident seen, the vehicle went off the road, we have a tow truck on the scene, but the left lane blocked 422 eastbound, a mess, as well. the roads are wet and we have wet leaves blowing around. >> a building collapsed in chicago trapping two women inside. the neighbors heard a large boom, but investigators are not sure if there was an explosion. firefighters pulled the woman from the rubble both in the hospital in serious and critical condition. crews say they were the only women living in the building. they were able to rescue a dog.

>> thousands packed the streets over the weekend for the 21st annual gortex marathon. 30,000 runners made their way past city landmarks. the woman who cross the the finish line, it was her first marathon competition. 60,000 people came out to watch the race and cheer everyone in the field. >> 6:47 we continue to follow breaking news impacting that morning commute, the nasty crash that has i-95 north shut down. karen rogers has more on the messy commute there and everyone where else. david. >> reporter: temperatures are not bad, but cool enough for a sweatshirt. rain gear for those of you in south jersey where there's extra showers, this afternoon it's t-shirts, would you we're rooting for eastern university this morning as our college of the morning on 6abc. the day planner forecast coming up. it's going to be a great afternoon to run errands you'll see. hey! it's mister monopoly.

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chestnut hill east 20 minute delays. the rain is winding down scattered bits and pieces over south jersey, the roads are wet around the central portion of the region where the rain has officially stopped. 64 degrees by 9:00 in philadelphia. which is similar to where we are right now. most of the rain over by then, then it's off to the races. 69 degrees by noon, 71 by 3:00. our high today will be 72 right there around 2:00. 67 degrees by 6:00. blustery today, but obviously very mild. as we take a look at the board at the airport. looks like all green aircraft. newark, jfk and chicago and o'hare there's rain, so delays are possible as we go through the morning. >> time to check in with "g.m.a." to see what they have on this monday morning. >> let's head to new york city there's amy robach live for us.

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