people heading home from work this evening. the big story on "action news" is the soggy conditions that keep on coming, the good news is that it is pretty warm out there. >> the warm air will soon bring us cooler temperatures, cecily tynan is keeping a close eye on storm tracker radar. >> we have a wet start to december. double scan live radar showing the rain that moved through this morning has pushed over new england and a few lingering showers but it's not over yet, there is more rain waiting in the wings, it comes in waves, they will be moving through later on tonight and this is the watch that i'm watching during the day tomorrow, and that will have the heaviest rain and what is going on is a frontal boundary upon that. the front is like a train track. that being said, double scan live showing a lull in the action, a few scattered showers,

more is on the way overnight and tomorrow is the wet day, rain so far this is a good soaking already, generally a half inch of rain, close to an inch of rain near wilmington and we could get a half inch to inch of rain tomorrow. the good news is we don't have to worry about freezing rain or anything like that, it's all liquid now, temperatures in the 50s, running 5 degrees above normal. even the poconos 42 degrees and tomorrow temperatures rise up into the 60s, here is what to expect, tonight areas of light rain and drizzle and a bigger problem than the rain is areas of fog and that develops in the overnight hours and again we are looking at a half inch to inch of rain. i'll have details on the timing and what to expect behind the system coming up in the full accuweather forecast. >> all right cecily we'll check back in later, stay with

6abc.com/weather, and use the social media links to follow our team of meteorologists on facebook and twitter. >> in other news the leader of the chicago police force sought of a job. he was fired one week after the release of a dash-cam video that showed a white chicago officer fatally shooting a black teenager, 16 times. we are live now in new york city with the full story. >> reporter: rick, it was just this morning, chicago's police superintendant, made it clear he was not going anywhere and then the announcement from the mayor, the superintendant was fired and a new task force was created. chicago's mayor taking action. >> the undeniable fact that the public trust and the leadership of the department has been shaken and eroded. >> citing a need for a culture change and firing police superintendant, gary mccarthy

that told our abc station earlier in the day this. >> no, i'm not going to resign. >> i asked for his resignation for this juncture of what we are working with in the city and he has become an issue and a distraction. >> mccarthy coming under fire after people waited nor than a year to see this shooting video of laquan mcdonald. that police officer jason vandyke shot mcdonald 15 times in 16 seconds and now he is free on bail. and the mayor announcing a new task force will conduct a top to bottom review of the system. for some the damage has been done. >> you have to build trust and reach out to the people in the community, not the same people that have voices or you go

behind doors and pick people. >> the mayor did add that he knows that trust must be earned stressing that the new task force is part of an ongoing process to find a zugs for the city to move forward. channel 6 "action news." >> thank you elizabeth. back in wilmington a 20-year-old man was shot several times while standing on a sidewalk, it happened at 1:30 on east 22nd street, the victim is at a local hospital, and they have not made arrests and they don't have a motive for the shooting. attorney general, kathleen kane appointed special prosecutors to investigate the so-called porn-gate scandal. she maintains that they sent emails with pornographic and

racial commons. now she vows they will track every inappropriate email down and the people responsible for sending them. john rawlins will introduce to the man tapped to head this team tonight at 6:00. temple university continues to be in the spotlight because of its football team and is peaking potential students from across the globe. walter perez is live on campus tonight. walter there is a big surge for the people applying to study at temple. >> reporter: that is right, for the current freshman class, temple received 30,000 applications for the 4, 900 spots available. and this he are on pace to beat that for next year and some of that credit can go towarded the magic of having a successful sports program. >> there is no denying that the football team's recent success has something to do with it.

from the owls 7-0 start and their current ranking, coach rule and his team did a lot to raise the school's profile. >> it's a great opportunity for us to show the country and families across the country and high school students what temple made means. >> officials say that all of that buzz is paying dividends, the open house was the largest ever with 6,000 attendees, and freshman applications for the fall class is up 11% over last year, but karen the school admissions director says that the football program is putting a smot light on what is already happening at temple. this year's class included 591 honor students and that is an all-time high for temple and it was ranked the 115th best school in america, that say jump giving the university its highest ranking ever. >> and we spoke with potential

temple students, taking a tour they don't want to come because of the football team. >> but i know that if i go here i would go to the games and they are a lot of fun. >> like my old coach said football is only fun if you win. and temple faces houston for the conference championship here on 6 abc. walter perez, channel 6 "action news." >> thank you. from football to basketball, tonight's sixers game believe it or not is one of the hot of the tickets in town because it is expected to be a fairful party for kobe bryant, who announced his retirement over the weekend and had is his home town of course, he is holding a pregame news conference talking to the media about his farewell tour. >> it was probably harder in some aspects because the league was so much older there was

nothing in common i have with my teammates, but in some ways it was better because of the age difference, they had experience i could absorb everything from them. the entire team was not a young team and we are all learning this for the first time. i was there with scott and cursy and i had incredible mentorship. >> you were a teenager when you came in -- >> kobe bryant talks about going straight from lower merion high school straight to the nba and being drafted by the lakers. meanwhile he is in town and the lakers are playing tonight at wells fargo center against the sixers and kobe was in town and fans spotted him at his favorite cheesesteak spot. larry's cheesesteaks and people camped out at his hotel hope for

an autograph. and we'll have more on kobe bryant's final philadelphia game coming up tonight at 6:00. now they are ruled out a program that could give drivers a break on their bridge toll planets, drivers that make 18 trips in a calendar month will get a $15 credit on the easy pass. this includes the ben franklin, betsy ross and walt whitman bridges. they are trying to ease the cost of commuting. >> people don't just look at the bridge, they look at gas and maintenance on their vehicles, so this is a significant reduction to their commuting costs. >> to take advantage of that diskoupt you must be enrolled in new jersey's easy pass system. time for "action news"

traffic report now. >> lets talk about what are you not saving tonight than is time, monica and rick and oh my it's taking you a while to get home. 422 westbound side a park lot coming off 422 and 203, this disabled vehicle sticking out of the left lane and the -- comes in on trooper road as advertised this half noon they hoped two in ramps and use them and please do enjoy. a couple of downed trees probably thanks to the weather blocking unionville road. and in west bradford a downed tree and wires closing poor house road and sunnyside roads gets you around that one. an and overturning vehicle crash, and downed wires in olney at chu avenue by masher there by sam's cold cuts and the tree lighting at rittenhouse square

is postponed until thursday. this is 95 in bucks county a crash taking out the right lane causing slowing coming down from 413. we'll check it again in the next half hour. >> mayor nutter has a few weeks in office and various offices and agencies are saying thank you like the free library of philadelphia that presented a special award today, and the elected official award was given to nutter because of the continued support to fund the free library and fund the literacy program, and various officials were on hand for the special presentation in center city. >> more to come on "action news" at 5:00, from the white house in our area folks wearing red ribbons in honor of world aided day. and young people with a passion for music has new tools to help tune their talent so to speak. we'll show you. and cecily is back with the

latest on our rainy tuesday and probablery wednesday as well.

health check tonight the world aids day and advocates

here and aboard are recognizing how far we have come in the fight against aids and what still needs to be done. registered nurse and reporter ali gorman is live at the big board. >> they have hung a large red ribbon to recognize world aided day and thousands have attended the world fights breakfast. the director of the organization says we have the tools to end the aids epidemic, medication to treat and medication to prevent the disease for people at high risk. it's estimated that one in six people don't know they are infected. that is why screening is vital. find out if are you infected and recognize that knowing this information means only that you will then found out about the medicine you can take. >> thanks to breakthroughs in medication, people living with hiv, can live long and healthy

lives. >> in other news there is progress when it comes to diabetes in america, the number of new cases finally starting to go down, the rate fell by about a fifth from 2008 to 2014, the first decline we have seen in type two diabetes since the disease exploded 25 years ago and they encourage people to eat healthier and exercise are working and need to continue. and a new study looking at men and exercise, shows every minute you hang in there during a workout in your younger years pay off in the long run, they followed 5,000 men 18 to 30 years old and found every extra minute people were able to run before they had to stop led to a 12% decrease in heart attacks and strokes, this is obviously good news if you were an athlete when you were younger but if you missed that boat, other studies

show that exercise is good for your heart no matter when you begin. >> i spent a lot of years running from my parents, that should count. yes. >> he will live forever. >> until they caught me. who all want to get online. so it's the perfect time for verizon fios. it has the fastest internet and wifi available. with speeds from 50 to 500 megs. and right now, you'll get 50 meg fios internet, tv and phone for 79.99 a month online for your first year. and with a 2 year agreement, we'll give you all the premium movie channels for a year. plus, 400 dollars back. so go online or call now. get out of the past. get fios.

there are 130 new jobs in philadelphia tonight after a tax auditing company consolidated its business here, they cut the ribbon on their new center city location here at 1 logan at north 18th street. the pace will help them grow their accounting and tax advisory service even more, they use the job creation tax credit to make the move. some excited young musicians tried out new guitars in philadelphia, the charter got the new acoustic and electric guitars and amplifiers and supplies for its fourth through sixth graders, they partnered to donate the instruments here on island avenue. the famous kennedy family has

expanded once again, nell elizabeth kennedy was born, she is the son of patrick kennedy, and baby nell joins big brother owen and big sister nora and harper. >> we have some of nell's siblings is happy she is coming and some that are not sure. >> the kennedys say they are grateful to welcome their new daughter during the thanksgiving weekend. plus 1,000 dollars holiday bonus cash on 2015 focus and 2016 fusion and escape. it's the best gift ever. now during the ford holiday sales event get 0% financing for 60 months plus 1,000 dollars holiday bonus cash on select vehicles. see your local ford dealer.

time now for accuweather at the "action news" big board, cecily tynan has an update on the very soggy conditions out there, i guess will last into tomorrow. >> exactly through the day tomorrow, so don't put away the umbrellas just yet. we are getting a break in the action right on schedule. double scan live radar showing most areas are dealing with the clouds and we have a steady drizzle in a good chunk of montgomery county and landsdale and parts of chester county and honey brook crossing route 30 and up near reading and we'll see more showers through the overnight hours and tomorrow is when the system will reload and bring us a dose of heavy rain, but today despite the rain, the clouds, temperatures not bad,

first day of december, our high 56 degrees, that is 6 degrees above normal. so that mild trend continues and we had it over november and the december outlook, not looking good for snow lovers, blame el niño, if you want to see below average temperatures you will want to go to the southwest and we are looking at above average conditions, as far as temperatures at the end of the month and the greatest above average temperatures will be across interior new england and the great lakes, a big impact and the big reason why this is happening, because if you don't have snow pack it causes the modification and that keeps the air mass relatively warm and we have some cold shots but it's a mild month. temperatures today 55 in philadelphia and currently again the high is 56 and 6 degrees above normal. millville 55 and cape may currently 56 degrees, satellite 6 along with action radar showing a complicated storm,

there is a weak coastal low move ago way from us and you can see the complex of fronts. there is a warm front and cold front and this will help syphon up the moisture from the south and as that happens it will be pulling in warmer air, future tracker showing 12:30 in the morning and the batch of rain moving in and temperatures rising a bit 60 degrees at 7:00 and temperatures north and west of philadelphia, and late in the morning and afternoon, this is when we get the heavy rain, and temperatures in the 60s and the cold front it sweeps through late wednesday night, it should be exiting the coast at 11:00 and this should shift the winds from the northwest and bring us drying conditions on thursday and breezy and cooler. future tracker colder but additional rainfall getting an inch of rain on top of today, so

a good soaking in two days. the five-day at 5:00, tomorrow it's rainy and heavy rain in the middle of the day and temperatures mild though, and 61 degrees, and behind that front on thursday it's breezy and cooler, 53 degrees and a good amount of sunshine and great weather for the christmas tree lighting at city hall to 8:00 tomorrow night, and friday lots of sunshine and 42 and looking great. sunday 54 as we begin hanukkah at sun down and next week warmer and rain and we'll talk about that in the exclusive accuweather forecast. more to come on the next half hour of "action news" at 5:00, an all out search for this missing mother and her infant daughter in new jersey. we'll tell you what police are saying. do you recognize this man in the video, philadelphia want to talk to him after a reported assault at a septa station. those stories and more when "action news" comes right back.

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happening on "action news" tuesday night. a driver stopping for gas is ambushed by a group of men attempting to steal everything. and people trying to protect their money and identity online. plus basketball legend kobe bryant will play before his home town crowd for the last time this evening. ducis rogers has the details coming up in sports. we are tracking rainy weather in our region tonight, it started falling early this morning and has not let up all day and is creating problems on the roads and in the skies. you are looking live at philadelphia international airport where you see wet runways, airport officials say the weather is causing delays up to 90 minutes, if you plan to fly out or picking someone up, please check ahead. >> lets head to meteorologist, adam joseph, live with the latest from double scan radar,

and that batch of rain we saw is into southern new england, we are dealing with light drizzle and patchy showers here and there, and we catch a bit of rain here this evening, it's a stalled front that goes way down to the south, and now there is an area of low pressure developing and the low is rippling along that front and sends another wave of rain our way on wednesday, we picked up a healthy amount of rain in philadelphia, but .53 in the lehigh valley and .75 inch in atlantic city, and half inch for trenton and wilmington taking the jackpot closing in on one inch of rain on this tuesday. with that drizzle and patchy showers, visibilities have dropped in a few locations and most areas are okay in dover, millville and philadelphia, and allentown and lancaster county, 2.5 mile visibility and down to 4 miles in atlantic city. we'll chat with the rain

reigniting so to speak coming up in the full accuweather forecast. and now a check of the roads with matt pellman. >> we are looking live in buck county, this is i-95 southbound side stacked solid from past business 1 from this points of 213 on down to approaching street road, that is where we had the accident, taking out one of the two lanes. elsewhere on 95 just speeds like 11 miles per hour on the northbound side by the betsy ross bridge and the downed wires at chu and masher. and the schuylkill has slow speeds with the wet conditions and heavy volume. in west goshen, we are watching a crash by westchester christian school at richmond road and downed trees in west bradford. and delco, this is a live look at the blue route, it's extra

heavy coming south of the schuylkill expressway, and normal flooding spots are out there in newcastle county, piles lane is shut down and terminal avenue gets you around that. and in southhampton burlington county, word of a bus accident at pemberton road blocked at ridge road. busy night rick and monica. >> thank you matt. as the rain continued to move through the region, stay with 6abc.com/weather for updates and use the social media links to follow our team of meteorologist, on facebook and twitter. in other news, authorities in vineland and cumberland county, are looking for a missing mother that disappeared with her 6-month-old baby, they were last seen by family the day after thanksgiving, ramirez's 2005 chevy trailblazer was found abandoned saturday afternoon, authorities tell "action news" they are very concerned because

ramirez is always in contact with her family at her job and neither has heard from her. we'll have more on the search for her on "action news" at 6:00. philadelphia detectives have released the identity of a double shooting here in roich monday, malcolm claiborne and a 22-year-old man were both shot by monmouth street think the other victim is hospitalized in critical condition, and investigators are looking at surveillance video to identify the suspect. and following a delay yesterday, opening statements got underway in the murder case against marcelis jones, he is is accused of shooting and killing an aspiring teacher as we was walking home. we now know the names of the two people killed in a double

murder-suicide in hatfield, montgomery county. they are 48-year-old gretchen and her son robert peplo. authorities say that paul marshall used a rifle to shoot and kill them both, his daughter and her son were in the house but were not injured . a man pumping his gas was suddenly ambushed by a group in men in kensington. it happened saturday afternoon at the bp station, the man got out of the car and was standing next to the pump and motioned to several others and then several people surrounded the victim and went through his pockets, and then one thief jumped in the driver's seat and took off with the car. the search continues for

this man who police say sexually assault aid woman. according to detectives a man followed a woman into the septa station and moments later he grabbed her, fondles her and then runs off. anybody with information is asked to call philadelphia police special victims unit. and theft charged now for pretending her mom was ill to raise money and then stealing it. jack walen charged carolyn grandee with the theft and apparently set up a fake go fund me page and apparently took $40,000 from her mother's bank account. it's not clear what caused a small fire on the stockton campus, it started in the lab's aquarium, fire crews put it out and cleared the building to put it out within the hour. fortunately nobody was hurt. >> a wilmington based chemical company lays off 5% of their

global workforce, they lost close to $50 million, when it was spun off from dupont, they are now cutting back their workforce, some contractor and employee positions will be eliminated worldwide and including 50 positions in the wilmington area. more than 50% of americans, ages 65 years and older use the internet for emails, shopping and more, with the increased surfing comes the threat of sensitive information being stoled enfrom the web, officials in one south jersey community are making sure that seniors stay safe. >> for seniors that can't get around the way they used to, the computer can open up a whole new world. they can shop and bank without leaving home. >> we can surf the web on health plans and different things on retirement. >> if i have a particular interest in something, i can look it up and find out facts

about it, and reviews and likes and dislikes, the passwords are important they have to be changed regularly. >> as officials explain at a senior center in hamilton township, the elderly in particular have to be careful so they are not victims of internet fraud. >> if someone tells you i need your information, i need your social security or address because we are about to bring suit against you for not paying a bill or raises red flags and is alarmist in its tone, it's usually a scam. >> when have you an email, they make it tantalizing so you can go into it and they got you. >> i was on dating sites and i had a guy that was going to try to get money from me but i figured it out before he did it. >> the fbi says internet scams costs victims an average of $1400. >> they took my nephew as

information and bought a car and a house and it was a big scam. >> seniors are less likely to report it because they are embarrassed or are afraid that friends and family think they can't look after themselveses. >> it happens to everybody, including my son whose bank account was hacked. >> seniors and all users should limit personal information online and avoid opening attachments and links from senders that you don't know. if you think you have been scammed report it to police. i'm nora muchanic, channel 6 "action news." and still to come on "action news" tonight, the mayor of one american city is found dead a month after taking office, what officials are saying about the investigation. and it's kobe bryant's swan song, the phenom is back in philadelphia to play in front of his home crowd before he retires, we are live with a preview. the rain has temporarily ended but awful this is riding up the i-95 corridor and i'll

let you know when is the rain intensifies. >> those stories and a buck county christmas tree grower who is not shy about sharing his feelings about the eagles.

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in alaska authorities are hope an autopsy sheds light how a local official died in his home, he was just sworn in as mayor of juneau, alaska. they said he had injuries but would not elaborate on where or how he was hurt. world news with david muir will have more on this following "action news" at 6:00. turning to sports now, a very big homecoming as we mentioned and a final farewell for kobe bryant and ducis is here now. >> you probably got tickets for this for $8 and now the hottest

ticket in town. i'm sure many fans will be pulling for kobe bryant as well. with bryant retiring at the season's end, and this the last game in philadelphia, this is it. jaime apody is live with more. >> i should have scooped up the tickets a couple of weeks ago, this is kobe bryant night at the sixers game. a lower merion grad and announced a couple days ago he is retiring at season's end and made the decision to announce it before this game and thought it would be a fitting way to end his career, to have his first road trip of his farewell tour to be here at his home town. bryant with lots of friends and family in attendance tonight, 20 years in the nba, the first guard ever to come out of high school and jump straight to the nba since 1996, since a 17 time

all-star and five time nba champion for the lakers, there was a thought that one day he would want to retire in his home town with the sixers, he did say though that he did have aspirations of playing in philadelphia. >> honestly in philadelphia i always hoped to be a sixer, i was hoping that but at the time iverson was such a force, but it was always a dream of mine to play in philadelphia and once that didn't happen, you know my childhood ambitions of being a los angeles laker was a reality and could happen, once i became a laker he was never going to look back. >> this game between the two worst teams in the nba, the lakers have two wins and the sixers looking for their first. believe it or not the sixers are 1.5 points favorite in this game. more coming up at the wells

fargo center center i'm jaime apody, channel 6 "action news." >> thank you jaime. to football now, the eagles bleak season could head farther south and they visit the super bowl champion patriots, they are back on the field for the first time since the debacle since detroit. he will return after missing the last two weeks, i shudder to think what the pats could do to the birds but the eagles themselves are looking forward to the challenge. >> i'm excited that hopefully we'll raise our level of play to go against one of the best, it's exciting and a great opportunity for us and hopefully we can gain confidence playing against them, you realize when you play against brady we all know this week you have to be on top of everything. >> from the struggling eagles to the best football team in town, temple, the owls made it to the game they are pining for a conference title game. rain not enough for coach rule

to show of his legs. the owls are preparing to play houston on saturday, they did not meet in the regular season, houston enters at 11-1. jaime apody caught up with the owls. >> what is the key to the win on saturday? >> coming out and being prepared, preparing throughout the week is the key and knowing hour jobs and what we need to do, and what plays we need to know and knowing the other team as well. just knowing them and knowing what we need to do is a big help to go out and have success this week. >> watch temple in action against houston this saturday at noon here on 6 abc. that is sports. we have breaking news out of burlington county tonight, emergency workers are on the scene a school bus accident with multiple injuries in south hamilton the bus andle

collided this evening, they are expected to be transferred to mount holly. they did not say what school district it's associated with or how many children were on the bus at the time. it's the holidays. and of course, everyone wants to get online at once. to watch things. buy things. but slow internet makes it hard. that's why it's time to get fios. it has the fastest internet and wifi available. with speeds from 50 to 500 megs. and right now, you'll get 50 meg fios internet, tv and phone for 79.99 a month online for your first year. and with a 2 year agreement, we'll give you all the premium movie channels for a year. plus, 400 dollars back. so go online or call now. get out of the past. get fios.

a mes sy day and adam is here and it sounds like umbrellas will be needed tonight and tomorrow. >> your best friend, you know what that is? >> i have no idea. not in this studio. >> thanks. >> yes she is. we can get rid of them by the end of the week. >> i don't like that. >> as we look at double scan live radar, we still are dealing with light showers especially through chester county and montgomery county and parts of bucks county but overall light showers and some patchy drizzle around and not seeing the steady rain we saw earlier today and that is lifting up into new england and one last area near route 100 near pottstown and downingtown and malvern, as far north as green lane and the northeast extension getting wet with the last period of showers, through the overnight hours, 49

in quakertown and 52 in saint davids, and 55 in center city, and the normal high is 50 this time of year, and you can call this warm for this time in december, 52 in cinnaminson, and 55 sea isle city, and mid-50s for the state of delawares, notice it's shrinking overtime. we are catching a break and things are building once again along the stalled front that drapes its way from the deep south to the mid-atlantic this is aiming in our direction, and it will not arrive until the lunch time tomorrow, without the heavier, steady rain, 45 in the suburbs, 52 for center city, with the winds switching from the east to the south-southwest. and tomorrow the area of low pressure will pull over head and we see the heaviest rain tomorrow afternoon, at 61 warm

degrees with an additional half inch to ink of rain and the areas of low pressure emerge and a storm develops with decent snows in northern new england and the low deepening and high pressure from the south and west and a pressure gradient from the two and you get a strong wind from the northwest 20 miles per hour as the sun returns and temperatures staying above average, at 53 and no cold air wrapping in around that low. rainy and mild here tomorrow, we surge to the 60s and breezy and cooler, come thursday, with sunshine of 53, and wall-to-wall sun on friday, and 52 degrees, and just a few clouds here on saturday, at 52, and a touch warmer for the weekend and hanukkah begins at sun down and staying above normal on monday and 56 degrees and rain arrives on tuesday, could be another round of heavy rain in the

middle of next week with a high of 54 degrees, the first eight days, plus the two, eight or nine days, staying well above normal. kinding feeling like november around here guys. we love hearing from viewers on our personal facebook page, it's not often we get pictures that we have to share with everyone. here is what someone shared on jaime apody's page, knolls in ben salem, saying our trees are freshly cut and most of the eagles should be too. >> whether or any interesting news happening in your town, you see news happening, post it to social media at #6abcaction or email us at jointheaction@6abc.com.

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church leaders gathered here to mark the ocean, and more than 450 people showed up to honor those that died of aids and living with hiv. and pledged to relieve the stigma associated with the virus, and now jim gardner is standing by with these stories at 6:00. >> police are searching for a mother and young daughter last seen on friday. and attorney general, kathleen kane appointed a special prosecutor to investigate the porn-gate scanal

"action news" delaware valley's leading news program. with ducis rogers, meteorologist cecily tynan, and jim gardner. it's tuesday night and the big story on "action news" is breaking news from burlington county, new jersey, at least ten people were injured in an accident involving a car and a school bus in southhampton, the crash happened just an hour ago at pemberton and ridge roads, county officials are telling "action news" that 10 people on board the bus were transferred to the hospital in mount holly with non-life-threatening injuries. have no word yet what district the bus is from. lawmen are saying that occupants are seriously hurt.

we urge you to stay with 6 abc for new details for a mother and daughter missing last night. police in vineland are tracking down 34-year-old nadia ramirez and her daughter. there is no can't with the family or the daughter's work. chad pradelli is live in vineland, do police have any leads at all. >> no leads right now, 34-year-old ramirez and her daughter hennessey is missing since friday, and now they have a missing persons investigation and all hands are on deck. according to police ramirez was with family on thanksgiving and then spotted in town, and then a friend found her abandoned car, and her sister checked it