five days after the ferocious fire at barclay friends and senior assisted living investigators fear the worst about four elderly residents who remain unaccounted for after an exhaustive search. >> the four people who are unaccounted for, one is a married couple. the wife 89 years old, the husband 92 years old. there is an 85-year-old woman who has yet to be accounted for and a 93-year-old woman. >> reporter: hundreds of volunteer firefighters and first responders had risked their lives thursday as the wind swept fire turned into a massive inferno. this is surveillance video of the response minutes after the fire broke. >> taking people out in a wheelchair, a woman taken out by a firefighter. if you look over here you'll see flames are already to the front of the building. >> the firefighters told me that they kept going back in there until their helmets were melting and cracked. police officers were running in there without any breathing

apparatus. they risked their lives to bring out everyone they could. >> reporter: federal investigators say they have brought in some of their top experts in the field to help in the investigation as for the cause it includes those who responded to the 9/11 attacks and oklahoma bombing. >> chemists, fire protection engineers, electrical engineers, analysts. >> reporter: and finally d.a. tom hogan asked for prayers for the families of the four missing residents who are facing a terrible tragedy just days before the thanksgiving holiday. we're live here at the chester county courthouse, i'm dann cuellar channel6 "action news." monica. >> thank you, dann. our coverage of the fire and its horrible aftermath continues on 6abc.com with the very latest on that investigation, social media updates and of course details on how you can help. who shot two people in broad daylight in north philadelphia today and why? that is what police are trying

to figure out tonight. chopper6 over the scene along indiana avenue between fourth and lawrence streets about noon today. authorities tell "action news" the victims took themselves to the hospital to be treated. >> the u.s. government officially sentenced terminix today for spraying a toxic pesticide that nearly killed a family from delaware. the exterminator was also fined $10 million after the u.s. government says it illegally used methyl bromide at 13 residences and one resort in the u.s. virgin islands. that includes the condominium resort complex in saint john where a family of four from delaware got seriously ill back in 2015 after the unit below them was fumigated. dr. theresa devine her husband steve edmund and their two teenaged boys were poisoned. officials say the chemical left the father and his two teenaged sons either paralyzed or partially paralyzed. the extermination company has since agreed to stop using the pesticide.

>> ♪ this was sentencing day for retired police officer from cape may, new jersey for stealing more than $100,000 from his police union. 49-year-old john campbell won't serve any time in jail, though. instead he was sentenced to six months of home confinement along with five years probation. he'll also have to perform 300 hours of community service. campbell a cape may new jersey police officer for more than 27 years used a nonissued credit card to make unauthorized purchases and withdrawals. authorities say last week he repaid the union more than 100 $5,000 he took. >> president trump announced today the u.s. will once again designate north korea as a state sponsors of terror. that move comes amid heightened nuclear tensions or korean peninsula. the announcement was made during a cabinet meeting the the white house. the president says the designation will impose further penalties on north korea which he called long overdue. north korea was removed from

that list by president george w. bush in 2008 in a deal to halt the nuclear development there. david muir will have much more on the rising tensions between the u.s. and north korea and what this new designation. you can watch that following "action news" at 6:00. turning to our weather now, it's going to be a very big travel week whether you're driving or flying. so, will mother nature cooperate? your plans? meteorologist cecily tynan at the "action news" big board with the latest from accuweather. hi, cecily. >> hi, monica. we'll have a relatively quiet week. definitely on the cool side today, though. the wind chill in philadelphia currently 39 degrees. a bit of a breeze outer out there, not nearly as windy as yesterday. we had wind gusts 45 to 50 miles per hour but if you look at temperatures across the eastern half of the country, you'll notice out to our west, temperatures are in the 50's, even 60's and we will tap into some of that milder air for the next two days. another thing, satellite and radar shows you that there are no big storms on the horizon. there are a series of cold

fronts that will be marching through but they're very limited in moisture and this is good news since this really is a big travel week. so, for the midatlantic, tuesday, wednesday and thanksgiving, for the most part we will be dry. there's one period we could have a few showers also on thanksgiving, temperatures will really crash. i'll talk more about that coming up in the full accuweather forecast. monica. >> thank you cecily. >> all right, time to talk sports. the eagles season just keeps getting better and better and the excitement certainly ramping up. with last night's total domination of the cowboys, the birds are now nine and one with the best record in the nfl right now and many folks are already dreaming about the super bowl. why not? "action news" reporter walter perez caught up with a lot of those fans today and he's live in haverford tonight with more. hey, walter. >> reporter: hey, rick. you know, the only thing is, though, that the superstitious are saying stop talking about the super super bowl. they say not yet. you'll put a jinx on the whole

thing. the way the eagles are playing right now plenty of people at the very least are getting their hopes up. there is no argument that the eagles are playing like a super bowl caliber team. just don't tell maria henry that it's a lock. okay, maria we're going to the super bowl, we're going. [laughter] >> i don't want to jinx it. >> reporter: maria is one of the owners of m and j travel in newtown square an agency that has been booking travel packages for eagles road games for years. and, yes, she's already receiving calls about the big game. >> we're working on the super bowl packages, yes we are. >> reporter: but maria is the first to admit there is still a lot of football yet to play. the eagles haven't won anything yet. and you don't want to put down a deposit on anything until the birds, as expected, win the nfc. once that happens, all bets are off. >> today -- that sunday when they win in game and we know that we're going to the super bowl or that saturday, that weekend that's when we'll be

in here the phones will be going and we'll be ready to roll. >> reporter: the eagles fans we spoke with today say the best part about the way things are going is that they are keeping their expectations nice and low during the preseason. >> you do your best and you're always supporting the team and couldn't be more excited, hope to see it come to fruition. it's been a long time coming. >> it's amazing. they thought they were going to go to the super bowl and look how that worked out. >> reporter: not very well. >> not very well. >> i had my doubts but they proved me wrong. >> reporter: thank god. >> thank god. let's go eagles! >> reporter: one final note. the folks at m and j travel were very sweet. they gave us this parting gift. it's a christmas tree ornament, i know you can't see it from so i'll read it. it says dear santa all i want is for the eagles to win the super bowl. thank you. ps i promise that i'll be good. one thing we can say for sure that wish will be on a lot of lists this year. reporting live from haverford,

walter perez channel6 "action news." rick. >> why not, walter, thank you. and coming up at 5:30 tonight jaime apody has more from eagles coach doug pederson on last night's win including just how important next sunday's game against the bears is. >> meantime, rehearsals are in full swing for the 6abc dunkin donuts thanksgiving day parade. dancers were busy earlier today putting finishing touches on performances at a practice at a center city hotel today. they took their practice outdoors later in the day. this is the 98th year for that are parade. how about that? the longest running thanksgiving parade in the country. and we, of course, want you to join us for all the parade fun this thanksgiving. cecily tynan and rick williams will lead our coverage of the holiday tradition. our live coverage begins at 8:30 thursday morning. we're all excited. >> wait until you see our choreography. we've been rehearsing. >> really. >> yeah. >> okay. i'll be breathless. >> so will we. [laughter] >> time for a check of our "action news" traffic report monday night. >> at least he's honest,

right, matt a little soft shoe. >> doesn't make much. we have a long parade getting into new jersey this evening. check out the sea of brake lights lighting up, might want to dance around this situation because it is jammed solid coming off the whitman bridge through this point at creek road on down to just ahead by the 55 on-ramp where we still have that jackknifed tractor-trailer mostly off to the side but attracting attention. 42 southbound is a mess. delays spilling back onto 295 southbound. single digit speeds from 73 on down. and in the backlog on 676 southbound in camden, there's a crash approaching 42. so, this way of getting into jersey via the walt whitman bridge is not the way you want to go in this afternoon, maybe go in i have yacht ben franklin bridge instead. had a crash involving an overturned vehicle over in berlin. it's along the white horse pike. luckily it just cleared out near ellis avenue. still a crash in lumberton on 38 eastbound by dempster's

sports pub. watch out for emergency crews on the scene there. chester county 202 southbound still have this accident between 29 and 401 taking out the left lane so it's jammed solid as you come down from 252. i would stick with 30 lancaster avenue to get around this one. we'll check it again, rick and monica, in the next half hour. >> sounds good. thank you sir. >> thanks, matt. >> still to come on "action news" tonight we have a happy update involving a pair of conjoined twins who spent the past year recovering in philadelphia. >> health reporter and registered nurse ali gorman has those details tonight when "action news" continues. stay with us. >> ♪

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>> you're taking a live look tonight at the rothman rink down at dillworth park from our sky6 cameras. it's thank giving week. the city is gearing up for several weeks of holiday fun. this is one place where you can have fun, even do a little holiday shopping here at dillworth park. >> what better way to celebrate than with the premiere of the deck the hall light show. 6abc and independence blue cross are very proud to bring it to you. >> that's right. "action news" reporter christie ileto down at dillworth park with those details tonight. something new and different, christie, hm? >> reporter: that's right t-and it seems lately like every year there's a new holiday feature down here at

dillworth park. this year it is a light show. the unveiling of it is about to start and then moments from now we're actually going to get to see the very first light show it's called the 6abc independence blue cross deck the hall light show. it will have christmas lights, synchronized to holiday music projected onto the west market street side of the iconic municipal building and apparently it's a very intricate and detailed show. >> not going to spoil the surprise but there are a lot of different things that happen in the light show that look like magic. >> we were going to leave. once we found out it was going to be a light show we decided to stay. >> great, yeah. >> i think it's going to attract a lot more people. most people go to new york for the holidays 'cause it's like so like epic. >> yeah, big. >> and like there's just as much fun stuff to do here, too. >> reporter: absolutely right. there are tons of things to do down here at dillworth park.

from what i can hear from behind my shoulder it looks like and sounds like that the unveiling ceremony has started and if you are unable to get down here for the very first light show, don't worry because it's going to be happening every hour on the half hour and even more frequently on the weekend. live here in center city, christie ileto channel6 "action news." monica and rick. >> christie, thank you. it's getting exciting. next wednesday night at 7:30, 6abc will present philadelphia celebrates the holidays. join cecily and me live at dillworth park outside philadelphia city hall for a magical night featuring the amazing new deck the hall light show as christie was talking about. it all starts at 7:30 next wednesday right here on 6abc. >> a lot of fun going on. >> health check tonight just in time for thanksgiving formerly conjoined twin girls headed home from the children's hospital of philadelphia. >> that's right. erin and abbey delaney were separated back on june 6th. >> that's right. health reporter and registered nurse ali gorman joins us at the big board with an update

on their story. >> erin and abbey spent more than a year at the children's hospital. they were born joined at the top of their heads which is the least common type of conjoined twins but now they're about 16 months old and they are both ready to go home. it's a joyful goodbye at the children's hospital after 485 days little abbey and erin delaney are both ready to go home back to north carolina. the twins were born at chop 10 weeks early and conjoined at the top of their heads. early on they underwent numerous surgeries. then at 10 months old, a team of experts successfully separated the girls in an 11 hour complex procedure. >> scary to see these kids -- frankly we've become very attached to teetering on the brink and they came out okay.

>> they're such happy content little girls for what they've gone through. they've never lived outside hospital walls. and they're still happy, they're not afraid of people. it's just amazing to see that they're so brave through all of this. >> the twins will be back for additional surgeries but for now, the car is packed and they're on their way home. >> wonderful news. we wish that family well. from the cdc it's recommended that we eat two to three cups of vegetables per day but a new study shows just about one in 10 americans are actually eating this amount. in that fact, only 9 percent eat enough veggies and about 12 percent eat enough fruit every day. the lead author of this study says not eating the recommended amount increases the risk for chronic illnesses including diabetes and heart disease. the cdc laid out plans to improve access to fruits and vegetables especially in low

income areas. and an easy way to increase your produce intake is to start adding vegetables into things that you already eat. if you have scrambled eggs add spinach or peppers. pack fruit or vegetables in your bag for an easy snack throughout the day. rick and monica, back to you. >> all right. thank you ali. >> a portion of the aids memorial quilt is on display in the spring garden section to honor a local employee. the 12 by 12-foot block is is the philadelphia corporation for the aging at 642 north broad street. beautiful. communications director allen died from aids in 1992. a panel of him was created by his twin brother daniel.

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>> time nor a check of the accuweather forecast monday night. >> meteorologist cecily tynan here with a week ahead and a very important travel week. >> yes, yes and very important for the parade as well. >> right. >> it all depends on weather. let's head over to the "action news" weather center getting ready for the 6abc dunkin donuts thanksgiving day parade and part of the big question every year about the forecast is will the balloons because if you have winds sustained more than 18 miles per hour the balloons are grounded but the good news is it will be a little bit breezy but if you look at at the bottom winds west-northwest five to 10 miles an hour. that's fine for the balloons and plenty of sunshine for the day. bring the sunglasses if you're heading to the parade but bundle up. it's going to be chilly. at 8 o'clock 34 degrees by

10 o'clock 39 and by noon when the parade wraps up temperatures hovering in the low 40's. definitely want to dress for winter definitely a lot of layers. right now we still have a little bit of a wind out there. yesterday we had wind gusts 35 to 40, even 45 miles per hour. now winds are diminishing. they're sustained out of the west right now 16 miles an hour in philadelphia, but cape may down to four, reading currently 13 and trenton eight. and the winds will be diminishing as we head through the evening hours. but right now the wind chill has definitely taking notice. 39 degrees is the way it feels in philadelphia. 27 in allentown. feels like 29 in the poconos. but the winds will change direction tomorrow and what that will do is bring us warmer air. satellite and radar showing barely a cloud in the sky today. we have high pressure over us and that will keep our skies clear tonight and it's going to be a chilly night. overnight low 37 in philadelphia, 35 in wilmington, but allentown, down to 29. and reading down to 30 degrees. planning your day tomorrow with the wind out of the

southwest, we do warm things up. mixture of clouds and sunshine. we start the day at 7 o'clock, 40 but by 1 o'clock, temperatures up into the upper 50's. 54 is the average high for this time of the year. temperatures will be slightly above average and then there's a cold front moving through. future tracker showing wednesday the wee hours of the morning around 3 o'clock we likely will see a line of showers but they move off the coast pretty quickly. by 8:30, we're drying out. the sunshine is back. temperatures in the 50's again but that colder air behind the front kind of plays catchup on thanksgiving and that brings us the chisholm the five day at 5:00 tomorrow on the mild side, high thin clouds late in the day, the-59 degrees. wednesday that very early morning shower, then sunshine is back, 54 degrees. thanksgiving some cold turkey out there, some cold turkeys for us at the parade, 45 degrees the afternoon high, temperatures in the 30's to start. bump it up to 52 on friday for black friday. saturday 58 degrees, another round of showers but another

cold front behind that, the coldest air mass so far this season. adam will talk about that in the seven-day forecast. >> wow. cold turkey is right cecily. >> yeah. bundle up. >> exactly. >> thank you. >> quick break. more news when we come right back. stay with us. >> ♪

>> ♪ >> "action news" continues with meteorologist adam joseph, jaime apody, rick williams and monica malpass. >> ♪ >> hello again. here's what's happening on "action news" tonight. president trump designates north korea as a state sponsors of terror. what this will mean for the rogue nation. plus an "action news" exclusive. a philadelphia homeowner loses tens of thousands of dollars after she says a contractor took her money and left her home in shambles. now the state of pennsylvania is taking academics. and the eagles crush the cowboys as you know. hold onto the league's best record in the meantime. we'll hear from the coach and the team on what went so right last night. >> and now the details. president trump says the united states will designate north korea as a state sponsors of terror. and he says the rogue nation will face what he calls the highest level of sanctions. abc's karen travers has the

very latest tonight from that washington. >> reporter: president trump says adding north korea to the official list of state sponsors of terror is long overdue and this new designation will impose further sanctions on the rogue nation. the white house has been signaling this announcement would be coming a matter of when not if. president trump said this move is part of his maximum pressure campaign on north korea. >> in addition to threatening the world by nuclear devastation, north korea has repeatedly supported acts of international terrorism including assassinations on foreign soil. >> reporter: the trump administration has been under significant political pressure to relist north korea as a state sponsors of terrorism. in october a bipartisan group of 12 senators sent a letter to secretary of state rex tillerson urging him to do this on behalf of the parents of otto warmbier, the american student who died after being released from a north korean prison. >> as we take this action today, our thoughts turn to otto warmbier, wonderful young

man and the calculus brutally affected by the north korean oppression. >> reporter: the official u.s. list of state sponsors of terror is not long. before today, there were just three countries on it iran, sudan and syria. north korea had been on that list from january 1988 until 2008 when president george w. bush removed it in an attempt to salvage a nuclear deal that ultimately collapsed. president trump says the treasury department on tuesday will impose another sanction on north korea. reporting from the white house, karen travers, channel6 "action news". >> and world news tonight with david muir will have the latest on the new designation as well as what sanctions could be expected. that's coming up tonight at 6:30 right after "action news" at 6:00. >> roxborough community mourning the loss of a beloved third grade teach here died in a fire over the weekend. sheila hawkins taught at

chaumont elementary since 2004. today the school had grief counselors on hand to help students and staffers process what happened. >> my heart is aching this morning because she was just so wonderful. and the kids loved her. >> it's going to be hard because you're talking about a teacher who knew everybody. >> fire investigators are still trying to figure out what caused that fire. two homes in south philadelphia damaged by a fast moving fire early this morning. the action cam on the scene after crews battled the blaze. it took 20 minutes minutes to put it under control. both homes suffered significant damage. no one was injured and again the cause still under investigation. >> ♪ >> and now to a story you'll see only here on "action news." the pennsylvania attorney general is suing two home improvement contractors accusing them of leaving consumers' homes in shambles. >> "action news" troubleshooter nydia han at the big board for us tonight with details. hi, nydia. >> reporter: i've interviewed countless consumers about home improvement contractors.

little surprises me but this situation looks so bad it's hard not to be stunned when you see it and yes, the ag brought this story exclusively to us wanting to send a stern warning to other homeowners. >> the sink was here. the range was here. and the refrigerator was here. >> reporter: donna catalano hired c and l construction llc back in 2014 to renovate this rental property. she says the owner left her with a shell of a home after she paid him $47,000. >> cut the circuit breakers took the copper tubing took maribel out of the home damaged the staircase. >> reporter: a lawsuit now filed by the pennsylvania attorney general says he never returned to do any additional work after tearing the house apart. and neither c and l construction or his previous company mirage young, inc., ever registered as a home improvement contractor. the lawsuit also cites complaints from other consumers. >> and we're here to go after them. we're here to hold them accountable, we're here to get

restitution for the people that are hurt. >> reporter: pennsylvania attorney general says his office is receiving a growing number of complaints against home improvement contractors. 2500 this year alone. >> we've placed a real priority on going after -- proem ticketing people from scams and going after these contractors who aren't acting properly. >> reporter: the ag has taken action on 500 cases already this year. including this filing and a lawsuit against brian t. mcgee jr. in pottstown. >> they just left these homes in shambles. we're talking between these two contractors a couple hundred thousand dollars worth of damage or worth of added cost. >> reporter: cml construction is now out of business but catalano is still hoping to get her money back. >> i'm hopeful. i'm hopeful but i am grateful to attorney josh shapiro for filing, the attorney general josh shapiro for filing this on behalf of me and many others. >> reporter: he tells me

knows nothing about the ag's lawsuit and denies the allegations made by the ag and catalano. about catalano he says i wanted to continue on and make it right and she said i'm moving on to someone else. now brian t. mcgee jr. did not return my call. for help finding a contractor or if you've had an issue with a contractor go to 6abc.com. back to you, rick. >> all right, nydia, thank you for that report. the u.s. marshall's office says someone is posing as them to pull off a phone scam. it's costly setting people back thousands of dollars. during the calls, scammers say people need to pay up for failing to report for jury duty or other offenses. they say the money must come over the phone through a prepaid debit card such as a green dot card or gift card. so, remember marshals never ask for financial information. tips can be reported anonymously to the marshals service office. >> today is transgender day of remembrance. it's designed to honor the memory of trans individuals who have lost their lives to

violence. at philadelphia city hall the transgender pride flag was at half-staff as the city paid tribute to 25 trans men and women killed this year in our area, most of whom were trans women of color. >> philadelphia police are searching for a brazen thief tonight who robbed a wine and spirits store in the city's hunting park section. the suspect told employees he had a bomb. and this is surveillance video from tuesday inside a store in the 4200 block of north broad street. the suspect walks in, hands the clerk a note which stated he had a bomb. as the clerk opened the register, the suspect helped himself to a bottle of liquor as he was waiting. he then grabbed the cash and took off. if you know who he is, police would like to hear from you. >> time right now to get a check on conditions on the roads out there. >> all right, matt pelman in the "action news" traffic center tonight and things will gradually get more busy as we get to thursday, matt, hm. >> yeah, this is always such an interesting week on the roads and the rails rick and monica, with above average traffic tomorrow and wednesday usually as people get out of

town, then you have all the parade closures on thursday and extra traffic around the malls on friday, so it's something for everyone. this afternoon, though, just your garden variety situations on the roads like a crash here on 95 southbound side by woodhaven road. this is new in the last half hour and you can see it here taking out the left lane. so, you are dealing with some slowing as you come down from street road. sometimes i would say head over to one southbound instead of 95 southbound but there was also a crash there, southbound past 95, speeds still right around 20 miles per hour so that should be improving but at this .1 is not great, either. have another crash second of the afternoon along new falls road, this one is at durham road and it sounds pretty serious. sounds like someone is trapped in the wreckage there so you'll want to avoid new falls at this hour. on another chunk of route one this is the roosevelt boulevard extension in east falls northbound side backing up like it does every single afternoon. southbound side heading toward the schuylkill and overnight tonight they're going to be narrowing the ramp from the southbound boulevard to the westbound schuylkill.

you're losing a couple feet on that ramp starting tonight for the next couple months. so watch out for the crews out there and then the restrictions that begin overnight tonight. on the big picture still a mess getting into new jersey by the walt whitman bridge. had a crash on 676 southbound and one here on 42 southbound by 55. head into jersey via the betsy ben or the commodore not the walt this afternoon. rick and monica, back over to you. >> matt, thank you again. much more still ahead on "action news" tonight. it's a race against time. 44 sailors lost at sea in a submarine that hasn't made contact in days. how much time officials say they may have left. >> plus, the eagles with the best record in the nfl dominated the cowboys as you know last night. jaime apody with highlights and of course reaction from the team. >> and meteorologist adam joseph tracking the latest in our "action news" weather center tonight, adam. >> looking like a pretty good week here as we go into the holiday itself. today it was a chilly start. we had that sunshine. the wind came down a little bit from yesterday. the high was 48. 6 degrees below that normal of 54 degrees. we're going above normal here

tomorrow. we'll have that seven-day forecast coming up in a little bit guys. >> we'll have that and more when "action news" comes right back. >> ♪ she never let anything slow her down.

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argentine submarine lost for sea. rough weather and high seas are complicating the search. the video shows how choppy the waters are. last contact was on wednesday. since then dozens of aircraft and ships from several countries joined in the search. the crew has enough food oxygen and fuel to survive 90 days on the sea's surface but only have enough oxygen to last seven days if submerged. >> 450 victims and family of those killed in a las vegas shooting filed a massive lawsuit in the case. they are suing mgm resorts and live nation much the shooter stephen paddock opened fire on a country music concert crowd from his 32nd floor suite at the mandalay bay. five lawsuits in all were filed, four for individual victims, the other representing 450 victims. >> the petition that has 450 essentially has about 30 plus shooting victims, over a

hundred trampling victims and 250ptsd only cases. we are going to prosecute each one of those claims individually. >> 58 people were killed, almost 500 were hurt in that mass shooting october 1st. >> long time actress and singer della reese has died. she was best known for he role in the long running tv show "touched by an angel." but she got her start as a gospel influenced singer when she was just a teen. reese died last night at history home in los angeles. she was 86 years old. >> one of the nation's largest domed stadium center city no more. this is the seen from the air as the georgia dome went down. it was built into 1992. the site of two super bowls, three final four ncaa tournaments and countless high school and college football games. a lot of memories there. it was replaced by the

$1.6 billion mercedes benz stadium which is next door but always incredible to see that video. >> that's for sure. time for sports. jamie is here and we're talking about the eagles. they lost their kicker but in didn't stop their momentum. >> no matter. who needs a kicker. [laughter] >> food for thought. eagles have never won the super bowl but they've won the nfl championship in three times. carson wentz wears number 11 just something to ponder. what a win last night as the birds came from behind to score 30 unanswered to beat the cowboys in their own stadium 37 to nine. though rushed for over 200 yards, wentz threw for two scores while dak prescott threw three interceptions. >> we're having a blast i'll tell you that. we're having a blast.

i love winning. i love winning in this league and i love doing it with these boys. >> we got something special going on. it's us to us to capture it. >> everybody here is grinding. everybody wants that. everybody wants to keep winning games. you know, it's contagious so the more you -- the more you go and the more you win, obviously the more you want to win. nobody ever wants to lose no matter how many -- we didn't even want to lose one game obviously. >> as we said they did it all without a kicker. we learned jake elliott is in the concussion protocol. birds went three for four on two-point conversions without him after he got injured on the kickoff. but now what? keep going with hill doing kickoffs? >> we'll find out more in the next couple days with jake obviously and i don't want to put myself in a box but, you know, we'll keep all the options opened right now. and still have conversations but kind of goes back to the same old thing is we still have a couple of days here, today and tomorrow, to

evaluate jake, see where everybody's at and, you know, still a little while before we play sunday. >> sixers continue their home stand joel embiid did not participate with the team and said he had soreness. he said he'll warm up. if he's feeling okay he'll play. the decision entirely being up to him. that's different. >> my whole body's sore but i think i should be fine by tonight. >> do you know what caused you to be listed as questionable? was there one particular thing that happened. >> just -- just a little bit -- my knee, so -- but, i think i should be fine for tonight. >> he says he should be fine. we should listen to him. >> if he's wearing flip-flops the whole practice i guess he's okay. that's how i play, too, sometimes in flip-flops.

>> not so much. >> so talented. >> exactly. in nintendo actually. much more still ahead on "action news" tonight. the exclusive accuweather forecast for you. >> take a live look through our sky6 camera at the beautiful ben franklin bridge. a cool crisp night out there. meteorologist adam joseph with the details on the week ahead when we come right back. >> ♪ before we start, i just want to say if anyone still doesn't have fios, please stay out of the way so your lag doesn't get us all killed, ben. what's so good about fios anyway? uh. what's so great about a 100% fiber-optic network that makes your gaming system actually work awesomely? hey. did you take out the trash? haha, garbage boy! dad, i already took out ben. it's not funny. gaming is best on a 100% fiber-optic network. so get fios. now, just $79.99 per month with a 2-year price guarantee, with a 2-year agreement.

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>> adam is here. nice week for the most part. >> it is. this could be one of those weeks where the weather could play some tricks but it's not going to be the case for travel day or thanksgiving. today we started off pretty nice. chilly and sunny, the action cam in fairmount park a lot of leaves being ripped off the trees from whipping winds. breezy at times today but again, a nice way to start the holiday week. as we take a live look right now sky6 in our weather center from our temple university cameras, the winds have really calmed down and that's going to be the case overnight tonight so we're not going to talk about a major wind chill as we start tuesday morning. in fact, tomorrow going to be the warmest day of the week. right now winds 16 miles an hour in philadelphia. the last hour it was 20 miles an hour in allentown. that's come down to 12 miles an hour and now single digits for the shore, millville, dover, 7 miles an hour. so as you factor that in with the air temperature, many areas are in the 30's.

how it feels like allentown, reading, lancaster and even philadelphia right now, the rest of the region right around 40, 41 degrees. winds definitely going to kind of slacken here for the holiday itself as well so some good news as well there. satellite and radar we have some high clouds way to the north in new england but as you can see even there, they are falling apart. we did have a little bit of lake effect snow in upper parts of new york state. those are shutting off and as you see a few high clouds down to the south. one system we are tracking for this week is tomorrow night and the wee hours of wednesday morning but not a big weather maker at all. so for tonight clear, cold, lighter winds out there. kind of backing off to about four to 8 miles an hour. it's cold. 29 in the suburbs, 37 degrees for center city. tomorrow we're going to move those temperatures up to near 59 degrees. some thermometers could hit 60 for a brief time here tomorrow afternoon as we're between systems. decent amount of sun, some high clouds late in the day as a cold front approaches. this front comes through very

early wednesday morning, some predawn showers, most of that rain is going to fall before many folks are up on wednesday morning and then it slides off the coast quickly here on wednesday, returning sun for everyone from new england down to the midatlantic coast, 54 degrees. and then strong high pressure comes in behind that for thanksgiving and high pressure once it settles in here on thursday it means it will be wall to wall sunshine, a calm wind, we're not going to have strong winds here so that's good for the balloons on thursday morning as well so really a nice thanksgiving despite a bit of a chill. so, here's your travel forecast. if you start around lunchtime on wednesday, dry in boston, the rain is off the coast, 50 degrees. 47 in new york state. 49 for philadelphia. down to the south, no weather woes here, 60's and 70's with just a few clouds for atlanta, charlotte as well as nashville and to the north and west around the great lakes the northern plains, it's cold there, 20's and 30's but as you can see no big storm

anywhere in the eastern half of the country for wednesday. the exclusive accuweather 7-day forecast, near 60 tomorrow, so we are on the mild side. any early shower is done by 7, 8 o'clock on wednesday morning. then quickly returning sun at 54 degrees. flip that number, yes, it's a chilly turkey day at 45 degrees but with light winds, looking really nice, 30's for the dunkin donuts 6abc thanksgiving day parade and then a nice recovery on friday for the shoppers, 52. it's warm come saturday, a late day shower or two. another windy sunday, chilly at 45. and then brisk, cold in the upper 30's for highs as we get into monday of next week, so almost fall is here for the week. >> nice day for some chili. >> that, too, want to make that. >> with cheese, fair, i'll make some. you wouldn't want to eat it. changes to the forecast right on your phone or tablet and that includes realtime views from storm tracker6, the 6abc app is a free download for your mobile device. we'll be right back. >> ♪

>> some heavy lifting making life a little easier come thanksgiving. "action news" in philadelphia's parkside section today as 2,000 holiday meals were packed up for folks in need. shop rite and the urban affairs coalition partnered on this heartwarming mission. very nice. >> uh-huh. >> right now jim gardner and the "action news" team standing by with these stories and more at 6 o'clock. new details in the investigation on a senior home fire in west chester. officials finally reveal that there are residents unaccounted for. breaking developments here. a family member under arrest for the murder of an elderly man in port richmond. >> a brands new tradition gets started in philadelphia. the newest light show that is entertaining folks for the holidays. those stories coming up next at 6:00 for adam joseph jaime apody cecily tynan rick williams the entire "action news" team, i'm monica malpass. you have a good night. >> good night. it.

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>> ♪ >> "action news." delaware valley's leading news program with ducis rodgers, meteorologist cecily tynan and jim gardner. >> ♪ >> monday night, several local police agencies receive money to hire new officers. and wilmington's new police chief takes the oath of office. but the big story on "action news" tonight, ominous news from authorities in west chester. four people remain unaccounted for in the wake of thursday night's massive fire. the blaze destroyed the barclay friends senior assisted living center and chased almost 160 people from the building. but tonight authorities have disclosed that they have not been able to account for four residents including a married

couple. "action news" reporter bob brooks is live at the chester county d.a.'s office in west chester. bob, authorities had more information today after a weekend of investigation. >> reporter: jim, they do. part of that grim news again think about this though on the positive side. 133 of these seniors were able to be saved. many of whom couldn't even move on their own so that's truly an incredible feat an incredible rescue mission but again, unfortunately four of those seniors still are unaccounted for. now where we begin our story we have surveillance video from inside the barclay center of some dramatic rescue. let's take a look. it's the beginning of the rescue efforts. you see a firefighter lift up a senior resident. from there it was a race against time. the opponent the massive fire so hot it was melting the rescue gear. >> they kept going back in there until their helmets were melting and cracked. >> reporter: chester county d.a. tom hogan told us grim news around 3 o'clock, t