they got themselves organized in the parking lot of a walmart in lawrenceville, georgia, about an hour outside of atlanta and set out to find any trace of a petite corporate executive named nikki lila. >> three kids. we'd love to see her home. >> amy robinson told reporter that her 44-year-old sister, mother of three, was hardly the kind of on disappear without a word to anyone. >> i'm so worried about my sister, you know, we have no idea where she is or -- what's happened to her. >> as fate would have it, the question of where nikki was would be answered soon enough. even now, five years later, the question of what happened to nikki remains unclear. >> i'm sick of playing your games! >> what is clear from the recording she left behind is n and day out. keep my mouth shut, my head down, and do exactly what's expected of me. >> tell me about nikki's personality. >> she was very funny. she and i used to laugh all the time. she was very feisty. she would say what she meant. you know, she didn't minutes a lot of words. >> as sisters, amy robinson and nikki liley were ten years apart. co al

they got themselves organized in the parking lot of a walmart in lawrenceville, georgia, an hour outside of atlanta, and then set out to find any trace of a petite corporate executive named nique leili. >> been missing for a week now. she has three kids who would love to see her home. >> amy robinson told reporters that her 44-year-old sister, mother of three, was hardly the kind of person who would just up and disappear without a word to anyone. >> i'm just so worried about my sister. we have no idea where she is or what's happened to her. >> as fate would have it, the question of where nique was would be answered soon enough. but even now, the question of what happened to nique remains unclear. >> i am sick of playing your games. >> what is clear from the recordings she left behind is that nique leili lived a trouble and tormented life. >> this is what i live day in and day out is keep my mouth shut, my head down, and do exactly what's expected of me. >> tell me about nique's personality. >> she was very funny. she and i used to laugh all the time. and she was very feisty. she would sa

we will take new to new jersey where one of our diehard weather watchers peter is reporting in lawrencevillest clouds at the moment here's that radar. there is a disturbance pushing by, rimly bypassing us off to the north but since we are clipped by it, you will find, again maybe here and there flurry or two. i don't think you have to worry about any icing but there is pink showing up on the radar. keep an eye on the car thermometer close to the tree ing mark you may see rain drop as opposed to flurry flying out there but this isn't going to survive very well. as morning progress we end up with the pushing away breaking for sunshine in the afternoon and it looks brighter then what we will fine at sunrise. we will jump past try because that is a nice quiet the day. early saturday morning christmas eve if this gets in soon enough we may have a hint of the windry mix of freezing rain to start the toews off but temperatures will be maryland rating up. throughout mid morning there will be rain showers maybe wintry mix in the poconos, and then these rain showers clear out in time for for not just

fifty-five comes in from peter, up in lawrenceville. he just sent this over, under 15 minutes ago, so very up to date on the observations. temperatures have, again, not really moved all that much. we came out in philadelphia, from an early morning high of 63 degrees. currently it is 49 where barbara is. she just reported this in the last four minutes. she has a is in clear sky. dew point is 47. so it is still feeling at least a little muggy but now that the skies are clearing out, it will feel dryer and dryer as the day goes on. you will net is breeze. let me take you south into west central new jersey where john reports still some cloud in mullica, he sent that in the the last 15 minutes. again, rainfall through overnight pick up a tenth of an inch but now moving out nicely. let's switch back jump ahead to storm scan three which is still featuring nice clearing skies, you can see that the moisture has, in the last hour and a half been pulling out to sea. storm is basically a new england and canada problem. even cold front draped across

out in clementon, 51 from fran, nottingham, and very mild conditions, elsewhere, pete is her in lawrenceville at 56, the list goes on, no one has bottom out below 50 so far from the eyewitness weather watchers this morning. and, that is kind of the norm across the better part of the region. let's go back to storm scan. now at wider zoom here. okay, but here is front number one. quiet for now, across the mid section of the us. system two, beginning to get it act together with snow currently in the northern rockies, what century moves in as our next reinforcing blast every cold air, that's what's going to allow us to bottom out into at best upper 30's for daytime highs from later this week. so enjoy the 60s that are on tap here today while you have them. they come with trade off, again some showers, through the better part of the morning, scattered in nature, but clearing out, come, say, lunchtime and beyond. end up with some sunshine, now, we look ahead to the next few days, we are expecting to see a high pressure take place here, and there is storm system or front, more specifically, that com

they're upset because their campus in princeton may be soldnd in lawrenceville. rider board of trustees is studying a possible consolidation to save money. westminster is a part of rider. they expect to finish the study early next year before making a decision. >>> people who live in grays ferry have a new place to buy affordable food. fresh grocer opened a store on grays ferry avenue. it has a deli bakery sells wine and beer. mayor jim kenney joined the ribbon cutting today. the store owners also donated $10,000 to the philadbundance food bank. >> ♪ >>> the story is new at 6:00 tonight and it is fascinating "talk philly" living history. well, almost living. it's a unique way for a south jersey communities to preserve its history and its heritage. new jersey correspondent nora muchanic has the story. >> reporter: brian is a plan on a mission. this talented chainsaw artist is working 20's feet in the air turning this historic 235-year-old oak tree into a masterpiece. the mighty oak the centerpiece of saw mill park in buena vista's richland section died last year.

that will pete is her at 35 degrees, out in lawrenceville with lots of clouds where he is. 61% humidityng to find warmfront lifting in here. nothing really too warm about this forecast yet. that will be changing with time. a hands full of different observations coming in from delaware this morning. greg is out in marshall ton, delaware, at 35 degrees. more clouds than anything. he did say that he started off clear. it has since clouded up here. there has been little frost where he is overnight. was there is some drizzle on the way, one of those spots where we could ends up with that. let's switch gears, go on back to the maps. take you out to one of the camera shots, shot of blue mountain at the moment, where i believe they are still making snow. they definitely have enough cold air to work with. to support. that will one of the spots that could ends up with little bit of icing earlier on, or later on this, more with freezing rain advisory going into effect as the warmfront lifts in. hands full of ski reports, big boulder with a 36-inch base, 11 different trails open. just showed you bl

and then, peter if lawrenceville, new jersey, he has warmest spot at 30 degrees.l have a decent sunrise happening in about a half an hour. the here's a shot from cherry hill from jenny johnson, clear skies, we had know showers but things cleared out nicely. sun will in the do a whole lot. we are not seeing snow or sun up in the poconos. we are seeing snow fly. this is manufactured snow right now. snow guns are cranking here, at big boulder, they will be able to throw down a good base over the next 36 hours, ideal for snow making conditions. very dry air mass in place, cold temperatures, those are perfect ingredients, foreman made snow. even a few flurries possible. big boulder is opened this weekend, jack frost is getting close to opening up, with these good snow making conditions happening in the near future. cold morning for philadelphia, coldest morning so far, 27 degrees in the season. the that is where we are at. we may drop another degree at the airport. coldest night since march 3rd, 2016. and you can see that flow coming from the west/northwest over the la

and so with no compelling reason to stick around lawrenceville, matt leili moved back up north to vermontto his family. that was in february of 2012, almost seven months to the day after nique's body was found. nique's stepmother, betty chatham, says that move effectively ended all contact between nique's family and her two youngest daughters, amanda 12 and rebecca 9. >> he was to provide us with telephone number. he was to set up a skype account so that we could talk with the girls. nothing. packed up, moved. >> reporter: five months later, in the summer of 2012, the investigative file passed to cold case detective sergeant john richter. >> i was actually in the homicide unit as a corporal when her body was found. >> does that stay with you? >> yeah, i always say there's certain, you know, there's certain cases that stick with you, and this is one. >> reporter: at first richter did what all cold case detectives do. he re-interviewed witnesses. when that went nowhere, richter took another look at matt leili's computer hard drives. do you think somewhere in there is the nugget that's going

. >> from lawrenceville, new jersey. > what time did you leave this morning. >> about 4:30. > what was the drive? it was raining. >> it was raining, it was fine. it was clear. it was awesome. you know what you're coming for. > and what are you coming for. >> i'm coming for about a dozen and a half cannoli, some of the almond horns, the banana cream by is i amazing, so i got to get some of that. > we're from philly, we get it. but if somebody is like what's the deal with the cannolis? >> they're the best. you have to come out. i've tried many other places but you got to come out for them. > it's christmas. >> this is my christmas tradition. this is my seventh year. it's not christmas or christmas eve without it. > seventh year. >> my family kind of expects it. > they'll be mad at you if you don't show it without it. >> we're live and he'll have it. >> i'll definitely have it. > thanks so much. >> you guys came from -- >> baltimore, maryland. > they came for the cannolis. >> you're going to get the man, afterwards we go to p and s. and then you go back to bought home? >> back to baltimor

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