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more tha0ords he w ther. he was found dean the l plymouth t tigate the discovery of aan's b the wheel of a car and on ridgere is more live at the scene is sar what we porter: wight plymouth police are conducting interview try to ft his people who weree carhim. nesses that is appears that the witness was stabbed a survive be vle ettac as bloody do toy pele that workn id busine pikeer t t rattd witnessed as office ive car and wearing a light colored shirt and bloody from his next to his waist. >> "action news" was first to show you the surveillance video of the incident unfolding in the parking lot. around 5:00 p.m. on the far left two men were seen run ago way from a buick lacrosse and then the car rolled across the pave many and came to a stop against a parked car and the man inside slumped over. >> it's disturbing not something

you easily forget about as much as you try to forget. >> the surveillance cameras are mounted on gavin's business. >> it's awkward especially towards the end when you see no more movement. it's a little disturbing. police arrived at the scene and later the police towed away the vehicle to searcht for >>ap infrequently but the most part it's a safe >> we feel it's a safe area we n't usually see anything like this here.it' s bizarre. of thi police have not released the victim's name so we wait to hear if they are making any progress identifying the two people that were in the car with him last night. live in plymouth township channel 6 "action news." >> thank you sara. investigators continue their search through the charred rubble of the westchester senior

home. four people remain unaccounted for after the blaze raced through barkley friends last week. community members and businesses continue to offer help. chester county optionses announced that they will give a free pair of glasses to anyone that lost theirs while escaping the fire that offer stands at the locations onnd high street in crystal ray high school is they b n this mo the new schools going up on seven acres of old industrial land. they offer a first raid education and the state of the art facility is set to be open in january of 2019. the system to preserve and prolong it's life of the delaware memorial bridge is now in use. the officials turned on the cable humidm this b costf million, in the world

use this tech none and the delaware memorial bridge is only the second in the united states. it is beginning to look a lot like thanksgiving on the ben franklin parkway. drone 6 flew over eakins of today with the preparations for the 6 abc dunkin donuts thanksgiving day parade. they in overdrive. the road was painted and the steps of the art museum covered overnight to provide a festive and beautiful backdrop for the performers come thursday morning. >> live coverage of the parade starts at 8:30 in the morning. cecily tynan and rick williams are your hosts and more than a blank screen then. alicia vitarelli,age an and karen rogers will be along on the parade route. just fill it in with your imagination. from you not headed to the parkway catch all the action here on channel 6. as renovations continue at love park vendors are starting

to set up shop for the 10th annual christmas village and they say they will be ready for business at 9:00 a.m. on thursday despite the construction. and some merchants we spoke to today that they are not happy that the park is not ready right now. coming up on "action news" tonight. philadelphia police execute operation thanksgiving today. serving the communities that they police every day. and the eagles get back to work focusing on taking a ninth straight win against the bears this weekend. >> and after early sunshine the clouds are rolling in and double scan live radar showing two systems that join together to give us a round of morning rain and cooler air for thanksgiving. >> those stories and much more when "action news" continues.

the men accused of killing a state strooper was in court tote. daniel clary faced a district judge for a preliminary hearing. walter perez was there and has the full story. >> trooper ryan siple took the stand during the preliminary hearing offering graphic details about what happened. he told the court he feared for his life after alleged gunman daniel clary opened fire on him and corporal seth kelly during a traffic stop two weeks ago and described the scene as he worked to help corporal kelly who was hurt and bleeding badly. while kelly remains in the icu his condition is improving. >> he is hanging in there and i am proud of him and he is

getting better every day. >> it was november 7th when stiple pulled over carry and kelly arrived for backup and deteriorated to an all out melee as clary pulled out a gun and opened fire. corporal kelly was shot three times and clary was hit repeatedly as well and was able to drive himself to easton hospital where he was later arrested. the public defendanter did not offer details about the decision to enter a not guilty plea and to ask the judge to dismiss the charges. >> at this time we are gathering information and moving forward with the defense. >> not surprisingly the case will go to trial and two more charges were added. one count of dui and second count of disarming a law enforcement officer and there will be no plea deal. >> he want to get to the trial right away and get this thing started to get this guy locked

up for the rest of his life. >> andsiple told the court he thought threee let me not get shot in the spine and't let me get shot in the head and please die. walter perez, channel 6 news." dents in south philadelphia cannot stop talking trash. they are part of the trash academy through mural philadelphia and the streets department. the students are doing extensive research into trash, recycling and landfills and started a video service on their findings. and thanksgiving provides a great opportunity to build bridges between the police and members of the community that need extra help around the holidays. and that is exactly what is happening in philadelphia. "action news" reporter katherine scott has that story. >> good morning. >> like many philadelphia police operations this one takes planning and team work but this time don't forget the turkey.

operation thanksgiving was underway at philadelphia police headquarters, this year their employees collected $13,000 to provide thanksgiving meals to 420 city families. >> this is the time thanksgiving a time to be grateful and a time of blessing. >> the police feel good about it and the families are receptive and volunteers and the command staff created an assembly line and creating boxes and piling them up to be distributed to families in need. we are about community and sharing and collaboration and we are about helping those that need help. that is the cornerstone of where we exist. each box is finished off with a letter from the philadelphia police department and grateful for the trust put in them for the guardians and ambassadors of public safety. this was bound up for the 18th district for commune relations

offices davis and durham. >> and there are families in our area some. the children just don't have anything. >> there are so many people that less fortunate and they are wondering where their next meal will come from and a great joy and pleasure. >> this was received by a grateful daniel who looks forward to sharing it with his wife and 11 children. >> people just giving back their time and resources and things they are blessed with it a blessing for everyone. >> also in philadelphia veterans were treated to a thanksgiving meal in old city. and mix bar and grillcatered the feast at the multiservice center located along fourth street. and veterans enjoyed turkey and potatoes and stuffing and cranberries and of course dessert. mix is preparing for meals for four years as a way of saying

thank you to veterans.

looking for win number 10. >> it's amazing. >> ten is pretty good. on to the next they put the cowboys to bed and visit the bears this sunday. they are seeking their 10 and straight victory and the bears have lost three straight games. this may seem like a trap game but the birds have the right mentality. >> they say that the teams we gainst are desperate teams and we are desperate too. the outlook is we never had the post season success since i have been here we are desperate too. >> worried about us. that is all we worry about. and at the end of the day we have another half of the season to keep playing. >> colins and some teammates used their muscles for a good

cause they surprised a local family with new furniture. and the flyers try their luck against the canucks at the wells fargo center. and they sit in last place they lost nine of their last 12. despite the numbers they are putting a positive spin on it. >> we got points of our last five of seven games, but the difference between losing ground and gaining ground is very close in this league. >> lets talk basketball now. the sixers home stand will continue tomorrow night with the portland trailblazers coming to town after dropping first flee games they are 9-4 and last night the win came against the utah jazz. >> after the block donovan

mitchell shoved him and embiid took a dive and mitchell got called for the technical foul. >> i blocked the shot and then -- kind of shouldered me -- and i got a technical foul that was basically how it happened. but it was okay after the game we shook hands. >> it works. franklin the dog was in a good mood because he and the sixer are doing good. theyoyota to send holiday packages to service members in iraq and afghanistan. they include holiday stockings and hygiene kits and boxed luncheons and the veterans affair hospital in philadelphia. good job by them as well. >> turkeys passed out today to deserving seniors in north

philadelphia and city council president clark and bill greenly teamed up with wal-mart for the give way. 500 seniors were invited to various locations to pick up a turkey for thanksgiving this is the 11th year of the give away since it began wal-mart has donated more than 5,000 turkeys.

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it is the season of giving and that spirit is in full swing across the area. in wilmington food lion is help ougt with the turkey give away helping communities in delaware for 35 years. run by norman oliver the effort aims to provide turkeys to 5,000 families, he started by feeding homeless men under a bridge in wilmington and has since grown to this big operation. and it's not too early to start to t specifics of the accuweather

forecast. for thursday. >> it is going to be chilly but sunny and dry. but tonight we have changes on the way. the action cam looking at the center city skyline that changed from early today and we had sunshine in the morning clouds are thickening and a system will bring us a quick hit of rain and cool us off for thanksgiving. step into my dining room the stable is set and almost smell the turkey and the weather is looking really really nice. the turkey and yams and the pup waiting for scraps and the sunshine is out looking nice for your thanksgiving mostly sunny. and smells good. winds out of the north 5 to 10 miles per hour. and on the breezy side but not windy enough to ground the balloons and if you head to the 6 abc dunkin donuts thanksgiving day parade. bundle up it's going to be chilly, 9:00 37 degrees and

3:00 as you get ready for dinner 45 degrees and nice thanksgiving on the chilly side. temperatures now though pretty mild reached a high of 59 degrees today. that is 5 degrees above average. atlantic city airport 55 and cape may 54 degrees and winds from the south cooling off in allentown and reading a little less cloud covdegrees satellite and radar, is showing you what is happening overni the cold front across treat akes leading of coolerach moisture tt co ill o throw a little extra moisture. especially across delaware and south jersey early tomorrow morning. future tracker showing at 2:00 showers breaking out by about 7:ier rain areas southeast. moving out by midmorning. and nothing more than a couple of sprinkles, a .25 inch to .50 ink of rain and tempe m morn and bee drop off. and you l thegoin outh of i-95. and morning rain and

thanksgiving high pressure is over us and lots of sunshine andsive accuweather seven-day forecast thursday 46 degrees and a quick recovery for blackriday and 53 degrees and we do it again on saturday ahead ofed front andnd mild like degrees and behind it it's blustery and very cold for the eagles game. if you head to the linc on sunday bundle up the5 have windof up to 35 miles per hour. and that could actually have an impact on the kicking game. behind it on monday. mostly sunny. and chilly and doesn't look as cold as it was looking yesterday. with a high of 46 degrees, and on tuesday partly sunny and temperatures rebound up to 54 degrees we are kind of in a pattern where every three days. we get a cold front. winds out of the southwest and we warm things up and temperatures cool off again and some early morning rain and thanksgiving is looking dry and sunny and looking chilly.

i love that virtual reality but what dog do you know sitting there looking around with a turkey on the table six inches from his nose. >> not my dog. "action news" continues at :00 on phl 17 with brian taff and sharrie williams and ducis rogers. and please join us at 11:00 for a special report that will spark a conversation. take a look. > this south jersey mother of three has no ordinary social media habits. >> pour my heart and soul into this. this is one social media account not for the faint of heart and says she is playing by all the rules but one doctor call its unethical and maybe illegal. but we ask how far is too fa and is this over the line? and for cecily tynannders. i'm jim gardner and we hope you'll join uews

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