. >>> lets switch live to eva pilgram in center city today. eva today's drop in temperatures was a cold dose of reality. >> reporter: oh what a difference a day makes. >> it's kind of nice out here today compared to what it's going to be. >> as temperatures drop overnight people pulled the winter gear out and others discovered the cold when their bare legs hit the air. the changing weather sent people into the nearest store to grab something warm. >> people are surprised by the cold today and they are coming in and looking for comfy infinity scarves and comfy slouchy hatses and hand warmers. it's a taste of what to come, laura offers this advice store getting ready for the long haul find some color. >> when it's gray outside and all the fun days are over, you'll want something that cheers you up and making you

eva we're seeing tropical storm force winds across the area this afternoon. this pumpkin right here, i found this 15 yards to my left, i picked it up scistles walking -- as i was walking down. we had a set of three mums. the other thing i noticed there were leaves everywhere yesterday because of the heavy rain. we had a massive wind coming in and blowing everything away. we'll start with the wind gusts, this is the big story, current wind speeds 46 miles per hour the highest windy gusts has been close to 50. trenton, 41. 41 in philadelphia and 31 in millville. we'll see 41 in the poconos, mid 30s everybody else. later this evening, the winds will ease up a little bit, but it will be breezy, overnight tonight into tomorrow, you can hear the wind roaring right now. we're picking up a gust as i speak. we'll see this throughout the morning hours tomorrow. here's the system spinning off the coast of new england, boston you're changing over to snow. there's heavy snow in maine. they will see accumulations of 3 to 6 inches. as that system continues to strengthen and

please welcome eva longoria. (cheers and applause) eva longoria, thank you so much for being here.a pleasure. i see you brought a vegetable to hurl at me. what have we here? >> it's a fair food tomato from florida. >> stephen: okay. a fair food tomato. you are an activist. you were named the philanthropist of the year. >> yeah. >> stephen: why are you philanthroping instead of being a celebrity? doesn't this take away from your red carpet time? >> yes, but it's for a good cause. the release of a documentary called "food chains" is coming out, and it's about the exploitation of labor in our farms in america. >> stephen: and you produced this? >> i produced the documentary. i thought you meant the tomato. >> stephen: no. no, i produced the documentary about farm workers. this is specifically about tomatoes and florida. >> stephen: how do i know you actually care about farm workers? because you're an actress and, no offense, actors and actresses get paid to lie for a living. >> yeah. >> stephen: to look like they they cared about things. do i think you cared about those other women on

eva pilgram, channel 6 "action news." >> some great advice from eva, we have all the reminders you need at 6abc.com/weather, it's always the place you can find the latest from accuweather and storm tracker 6 and see the hourly forecast and get the latest updates from our team of meteorologists, it's all there at 6abc.com/weather. >> over to rick. >> thank you sharrie. >>> there are lots of lingering questions about the death of cooper health systems ceo john sheridan and his wife joyce. we know the home was set on fire. nora muchanic is in the newsroom with the latest on the investigation. >> reporter: rick, a member of the sheridan family. joyce sheridan's brother is sharing details he has learned over the last few weeks and is asking for more information from authorities. the mystery of what happened in this house in skillman on september 28th has still not been solved and the prosecutors office remains the lead agency in the investigation of the death of john and joyce sheridan, they are now giving manpower and expertise in this case. the sheridans were stabbed multipeople times with

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germantown, eva pilgrim, "action news," jim. >> thank you, eva. let's switch live to "action news" dann cuellar who is outside carlesha's aunt's house where we believe she is with the rest of her -- tonight. it was also a case of pril grant police work. that's right, jim, and this is also a story about a very smart, core age us victim that left clues for police to find her an a very dogged detective james sloane who never gave up believing they were bring her home. he describes the moment when he called relatives to differ on the status. >> she answered the phone and i said why do you sound gloomy. i said we found your sister and she's of a. >> the surveillance footage has been seen around the woorld. we're learning how authorities were able to find her and her abductor. the 2-year-old nurse deliberately dropped her cellphone at the scene to let everyone know she was gone. >> she left it there for us to find. >> then used a ma'amer he she found in the back of his car to smash a rear window and hit him in the ed. he was able to subsigh her. authori

eva. >> strike averted. septa and union workers have reached a deal.he tentative two year agreement will keep 4700 transit union employees operating buses, trolleys and subways. details are mum until union members are briefed. both sides say there are wage increases and they agree the deal is fair. earlier in the week it was said that the union wanted a five year deal. union head willie brown touch on that. >> it gives us an opportunity to work over the next two years to solidify our concerns. >> this is a at the e tentative deal -- this is a tentative deal until brown presents it to union employs. there's a vote next friday. >> police said a man was shot in an attempted robbery, and police say the suspect wore a halloween mask. investigators say the suspect had a red halloween mask and hoodie. the victim was taken to einstein medical from. >> philadelphia police are looking for a gunman who opened fire on a home while the family was asleep inside. bullets riddled the home on the first and second floor. 3 adults and a young girl were inside the home in

chad pradelli and eva pilgram are following how folks are getting around in the weather and cecily tynan and melissa magee has the latest on the storm's path. >> lets start with cecily. >> a storm system like this early in the season depends on elevation and locate. stormtracker 6 live double scan shows you can cut our area in half. east of the i-95 you got the liquid and west of i-95 you got the snow and drier air is working in and this is an indication that this storm system is winding down, and i want to wind in the last burst of snow in the allentown region right now, you can see i-78 right now it's snowing and reading it's snowing and pottstown, and at the height of the storm, in the lehigh valley, now it's tapering off a little bit ain burst of snow in the lehigh valley, an inch an hour and drier air out to the west and that is moving through in the evening hours as the storm system pulls away. did you hear it though? my twitter burst up. you heard the loud rumble, that was thundersnow, and that is not unusual. strong vertical velocity. the rain-snow line worked farther to the nort

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again, as eva mentioned they will climb into 50s and low 60s. they will see melting not to mention all the rain down toward the bottom of the screen. that's heading north into their direction. for us we'll see the clouds lower and thicken. this moisture will swing through with the approaching warm front. it's the air beneath the front that you will enjoy tomorrow. they are sitting in the 70s in jacksonville. i believe it's 76 degrees right now in jacksonville. orlando sitting at 80. there's warm stuff down to the south. the area of low pressure that's sitting east of dallas. as that pulls north toward the great lakes, it moves that warm air with this. we have a coastline storm coming up the coast chill get into in a second. sun and clouds, for the rest of the afternoon. the clouds lower and thicken. 11:00, showers break out south and west, we'll see the rain coming down steady at times overnight tonight. by the time you wake up tomorrow morning you're heading into work and school, most of it is long gone. the roads could be damp with low-level v

"action news" reporter annie mccormick is live in whitehall township and eva pilgram is on the north pottstown pike in exton and standing by are meteorologists, cecily tynan and melissa magee. >> annie, accuweather says that whitehall township got 4 to 5 inches today. >> that is just so far, in the past hour, the flakes got larger again. throughout the day there is constant precipitation and this is the most we have seen since earlier in the day but that did not stop people from getting to their holiday locations or from having a little fun. >> i like it. >> the lehigh valley got the brunt or the best of it depending on who you ask. enough for jessica to catch snowballs with mom and the clark brothers to build a big snowman. >> we wanted to make a really big snowman, but we did but not as big as this. >> but not everybody could take time to play in the snow. at wegmans, shoppers looked for thanksgiving staples. >> and i got the six-pack of beer and so on. >> i can't find gravy, i need to get gravy. >> it's not so bad out. >> off the turnpike, holiday travellers had mixed emotions abo

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eva? would like to put our best face forward on social media pages but that can generate envy among facebook and instagram friends. jen shaw brown explains. >> reporter: for everyday people moms included a daily trip to facebook is a cyber look at pricey cars and baby strollers. it can lead to financial insecurity. >> tell me how it makes you feel. >> it makes you feel you're a failure as a mother. when your 6-year-old says when you get enough money i want that toy. >> 6% of the members report pressure to appear well off on social media, as well as envy or embarrassment about their on financial situation. >> how many 433 people would count as true friends close to facebook friends. >> probably 40 of them. >> you take every picture on facebook, you uncross it. every one of us will have something outside of that. sick parent in the next room, the empty alcohol bottle. >> that leads to bad financial decisions, maxing out your credit card and paying for things that you can't afford. and when s

>> and with president obama expected to take executive action soon on immigration, we're talking to eva longoria about the plight of migrant workers. we start in the middle east where israel is vowing a heavy handed response to the deadly attack in jerusalem. two men with meat cleavers and a gun burst into the building and attacked people while they were praying. four people, three american, were killed. the attackers tried to escape but were killed in a shoot out with police. israeli police identified the suspects as two palestinian cousins. the demolition of their homes was ordered in east jerusalem. >> tragically this is not the first loss of life that we have seen in recent months. too many israelis have died, too many palestinians have died. i think it is important for palestinians and israelis to work together. >>> joining me now is martin fletcher who has long covered the middle east. there is talk that it could be brewing in israel, this is a dim sign i imagine. >> that's one way to put it, four rabbis kills in the synagogue, the attackers killed by police. but i don't think so,

and eva pilgrim is live at the gateway church. eva? >> jim, this story has shaken people. an adorable little 3-year-old boy tortured for days and then murdered. the outpouring has come from near and far. tonight this church, local church is opening its doors so people can come together as they mourn. the details of 3-year-old scott mcmillan's death have shocked this chester county community. police say his mother, jillian tait and her boy ffriend gary fellenbaum for -- tortured and murdered the child. and people plan to light candles in their honor. >> we believe were posting things about having a candlelighting. it was for people to do that in their own homes. and we wanted a place where people in the community could come together to honor and remember. >> the gateway church pastor wanted to give those here a chance to feel and see a sense of community as they mourn this loss. >> there's something -- it sounds bad there is something comfortable about being able to mourn together and realizing we are not alone in the midst of our sadness and questioning about how can somet

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eva pilgram is live at the home of anna cunningham.he holiday, happy thanksgiving to you as well. >> it's a packed house here. >> how many people do you have here? >> 26. >> who are all these people? >> my family -- well my mom and dad and my husband's family. >> he is one of seven. >> my crazy family. >> they are all here? >> yes, they are. >> how do you tackle feeding that many people. >> yes, everybody has to help. one turkey, and one other person bring a turkey and everybody brings a side and appetizers and desserts you name it. >> you are snacking all day, now you are starting to set out dinner? >> yes, everybody is running around getting dinner together. >> what is your favorite thing to eat at thanksgiving? >> the turkey and mashed potatoes and the corn and cranberry and i throw it on a plate and put it together and eat it. >> are you a mixer? >> yes a big time mixer. >> i'm a separate. as we get ready to prepare the dinner we'll show you that at 5:00 and 6:00. >> looks like the house to be at eva, good spot for you. >> along wi

we are live here in exton, eva pilgram, channel 6 "action news." >> all right eva, be safe out there. you can follow the path of the storm on 6abc.com/weather, can you get the weather forecast minute by minute and the current conditions. the day before thanksgiving is one of the biggest travel days of the year and people arrived at 30 and street station this morning to try and beat the weather, lots of people had the day off and were eager to get to their holiday destination and the trains are mostly on time throughout the day. >> train may have been the best way to travel today as people are finding out and we get a check of the roads right now. >> you just mentioned many people having the day off and we are thankful for that. it's keeping volume lighter than it otherwise would be and the snow is keeping people inside, and those that are venturing out are encountering problems with slushy conditions, like here in the north wales area, south of the bethlehem pike split, this involves a small bus and emergency crews are on the scene and you may be able to make out, closely, slush on th

"action news" reporter eva pilgrim live at the rothman rink outside of city hall. eva, if it is true what they say about location, location, location, this is it. >> oh, check it out, jim. right now it looks like a dance party out here right now. the cold air moved in just in time for the opening of today's rothman ice rink. the kids out here say there is no better way to get warm than skating a few laps on the ice. pass the gate opened the first skates took off. >> it is cool that it is here right in the middle of philly and everyone can share it, i guess. >> i love to skate. so like every part of it is really fun. >> it is fantastic. it gives everybody a chance to experience ice skating. >> and 6abc a proud sponsor of the ice rink and karen rogers was here for the official ribbon cutting. >> this will be the rockefeller center of philadelphia. you can't get much more iconic. next to the most beautiful city hall in the country. right in the center of the city. >> it is fun to see like everyone skating and having fun, no one arguing. >> and enjoying the rink today

>> reporter: eva we have a little warmup on the way, along with that comes wet weather on monday. we have a coastal system that could keep things interesting by turkey day. i'll have the details when we come right back. >> residents in western new york are preparing for the worst and hoping for the best. areas of buffalo are buried in 8 feet of snow blamed for 12 deaths and now they are facing a warmup and rain that could trigger flooding. new york governor, said the state is sending in pumps and helicopters. one thing that's not going to happen in buffalo, the nfl game, the league decided to move the game to detroit. usually people are happy for a warmup after being cold, but not here. >> reporter: no when you have 7 feet on the ground and tells in the -- temperatures in the 60s that could create widespread flooding. it's cold out here, but it's looks nice, that's the view in atlantic city, sunny, with temperatures in the 20s. storm tracker 6 live double scan crystal clear nothing going on, we'll see high, thin clouds later this afternoon. 26 in allentown, 28 in trenton. allentow

we are live here in center city, eva pilgram, channel 6 "action news." >> looks like a lot of fun.of the changing weather situation at 6abc.com/weather, you'll find the storm tracker 6 radar and hourly and seven-day forecast and videos from our "action news" meteorologist and our collection of weather related images. >>> in other news, philadelphia police are searching for two robbers that got away with nearly a dozen computers from a south philadelphia wal-mart, their crime plays out on surveillance video, the first suspect walks into the store on columbus boulevard and walked into the computer aisle and takes two and places them at the emergency exit. he goes back and loads a shopping cart and with the loot on board, he calls the second suspect with the car and they make a quick get away and they also robbed a wal-mart in vineland, new jersey, two days later. >>> this is 22-year-old omar johnson, police say that he and two accomplices threatened two victims at gun point and forced them into the back seat of their own car last saturday evening, the robbers took almost $5,000 from

eva? >> thanks, chris. stay on top of the changing weather situation stay with 6abc.com/weather for the hourly and seven-day forecast the latest video from our "action news" meteorologists and our collection of weather-related photos and videos. >> turning to the dramatic arrivals late last night, americans matthew miller andkenn american soil. bae and miller were the last americans detained in north korea. >> miller and bae touching down on u.s. soil saturday night. >> thank you for supporting me and lifting me up and not forgetting me. >> we're very grateful and i appreciate director clapper doing a great job what was obviously a challenging mission. >> reporter: that mission to bring home kennett bay and matthew miller after being held in north korea, bae for two years and miller for 7 months. >> bae's sister said i'm thrilled to imagine hugging my brother soon he'll not have to spend another day at a labor camp he can recover from this imprisonment and look forward to his wife, kids and the rest of the

reporter: it's going to feel like we live in the carolinas. >> we're so happy. >> reporter: i know eva is happy. there's the view sky6 live hd showing the sun rising over atlantic city. a nice shot there. it's comfortable with the temperatures in the 40s. we're close to 50 degrees on the sand. a dramatic change in our temperatures, nice improvement. storm tracker 6 live double scan snowing going on, we're crystal clear, just a few clouds this afternoon. that's about it. philadelphia sitting at 42 degrees, dewpoint, 33, winds have shifted out of the south at 9 miles per hour. pressure 30.16 inches. even north and west we were down in the single digits. you've warmed up characterrably. alnl town, 31, philadelphia, 42. we have snow cover across the northwestern suburbs that will start to melt. warm front has crossed the region, temperatures behind it are in the 50s and 60s, a noticeable change as we get into monday, with highs again, close to 60 degrees. across the county if you're flying out of philadelphia international. there's not much to talk about. we have a few clouds running the u

eva? >> thanks, chris. >>> we have more information on the breaking news this morning, the action cam was on the scene as firefighters battled a multi-alarm blaze in maple shade, burlington county. the fire was declared under control moments ago. it began at 4:00 a.m. on the 600 block of styles avenue, route 73. the showroom of south jersey mowers have been destroyed by the fire. there was snow blowers and other equipment for repair has not been damaged. a woman who lives in a home attached to the building is being treated for smoke. route 73 is closed in both directions due to the fire apparatus on it is scene stay with "action news" and 6abc.com for the latest information. >>> new this morning, a temple university student is shot at a an off-campus party. the student was shot in the hip. 3 men try to to get into the party when they were denied entrance. one of the men pulled out a gun and fired two times. the student who was shot was taken to hahnemann university hospital. temple tweeted

eva pilgrim, for "action news" at 10 on phl17. >> all right. eva. thank you. and tonight a community is mourning two children killed in tabernacle, burlington county and it appears the violence happened at the hands of their very own mother this morning. police discovered the gruesome scene inside a home on the unit block of holly park drive. they found a young brother and sister dead inside the house. the siblings brother and mother each suffered gun shot wounds and were critically injured. investigators say it is quite a while until they know why this happened. in the meantime, neighbors and friends are supporting each other in this difficult tile time. "action news" reporter dann cuellar talked to community members devastated by the violence. he's live now in tabernacle, dann. >> reporter: and shirleen, we're learning more tonight about what may have triggered this terrible tram di. in the wake of it all many including friend of the family gathered here tonight for an emotional vigil. >> forgive us our trespasses as we forgive those who trespass against us.

and eva pilgrim has the full story from the scene. >>reporter:it started as a water fresh issue. it turned into a massive sinkhole that crews are working to fill. tonight the families are not allowed into their home s. >> the fire department was coming around. we didn't have to leave. the neighbors didn't have to leave. further down they were going to leave. >>reporter:30 families were evacuated after the sinkhole opened up on 1800 block of hampton road. it swallowed up a p.p.l. truck and then this afternoon it got hungry making a dump truck working on repairs its latest victim. the crews working on the repair say that they have stabilized the area. >> they know every one on the street. i hope that my neighbors are doing okay. >>reporter:this was hit the hardest by the sinkhole. there are cracks in the foundation. it's unsafe to stay in their home right now. tonight they are staying with family. i am eva pilgrim "channel~6 action news." >>> the philadelphia important n takes to the streets. >>> they make final preparations to host the titans on sunday. >>> the high is 37 degrees.

eva pilgrim, channel 6 "action news." >> eva, thank you. we learned you are a pretty good ice skater yourself. >> 15 years ago. i don't know if i still am. i doubt it. we'll see. >>> still to come on "action news" at 4:00, twitter gets junked. the widely popular media site not making much money. we explain. >>> and later, the regatta gone wrong. the viral video of a high school rog rowing team that couldn't get it right during one competition. >>> another ebola patient is coming to the u.s. for treatment. dr. martin solia contracted the virus at a hospital in his native sierra lyon. and he lives in maryland and they are planning to bring him to the isolation unit at the medical center in omaha tomorrow. he will be the 10th ebola patient to be treated on american soil. >>> now to business on a friday afternoon. the dow jones ends the trading week down, but not very much. down about 21 points for the dow. the nasdaq up about 6 and change. the s&p off just .3 today. >>> twitter just got junked. the standard & poor's agency rated them as junk,

. >> good morning, it is 8:27 i'm eva pilgrim.the news, philadelphia firefighters battled an overnight fire in kensington. investigators say the fire started in a sports bar that was under construction. flames spread to three buildings. the fire marshal is looking for clues to the cause, nobody was reported injured. >>> let's go outside to meteorologist chris sowers with the latest from accuweather. >> reporter: eva, bundle up if you're heading out this morning, temperatures are in the teens abbey 20 lings. 21 in slatington, pottstown. saints davids 19 degrees, buena, 21, hammonton, 18 degrees. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast shows near record warm temperatures bide monday, 72. >> that's it for "action news," we're back in a half-hour, for now we send you back to "good morning america." # # ♪ >>> wave your hands in the air. beyoncÉ loving to surprise her fans. and the most recent delivers this new video, yeah in her bathrobe there, for her song, 711, or is it 7-1-1? i'm not sure. she's dancing on the balcony and a few

and eva pilgrim live in parksburg outside of a church quarter one of the vigils will be held. eva? >> shirleen, there have about two tragic murders in chester county just this week and it hit this community very hard. tonight a local church is opening up its doors so people can mourn together. thousands of people will be lighting candles tonight to honor 3-year-old scott mcmillan his mother, jillian tait and his boy trend, gary fellenbaum tortured and murdered the child. 19,000 people are planning to light candles tonight. >> i saw people were posting things about having a candlelighting, and it was all for ople to be able to do that in their own homes. we wanted to provide a place where families and the community could come together to be able to honor and remember. >> saying it is a tough week in the community with the death of mcmillan, but also that of 41 year old miller shot by her former boyfriend arriving at work at the ymca sunday night. tonight the pastor decided to open thes doors of gateway church so people could grieve together. >> the church is a living room, a chance

eva pilgrim is live at the scene with the latest. eva? >>reporter:it started as a water pressure issue. soon you see it opened up into a massive sinkhole that the crews are working tonight to fill. many families are still not being allowed in their homes. >> i am thinking about the sinkhole and wondering how long it is traveling. >>reporter:they were evacuated from a bethlehem neighborhood after a giant sinkhole opened up in the street. 88 homes are without gas. that means no heat. they can't go back home until the repairs are finished. >> further down they were going to leave. >>reporter:it opened up on the 1800 block of hampton road and shutting down the streets. the hole keeps growing. they turned off the electricity and today it swallowed up a dump truck. they have stabilized the area. >> the bedding around the pipe is not well done back in the '60s when the line was originally put in. >>reporter:the homeowner that was hit the hardest didn't want to talk on camera. they were told that they can't live in the home for now. more inspecti

. >> eva: amazing. you will be so happy when you see it. >> wyatt: well, not to diss the jewelry -- it was spectacular -- but i think that it kind of got upstaged by, uh, hope and ivy here. >> liam: oh, absolutely. without a doubt. >> eva: i'd have to agree. >> hope: is that a good thing, or...? >> ivy: i think i'm gonna take it as a compliment. >> liam: you should. you should.

fue estrenado un documental producido por eva longoria sobre las condiciones de los empleados agrÍcolasrecordada fast food nation... >> una cosa que todo el mundo tiene que saber que nosotros no le tenemos miedo a nadie lo que nos merecemos es lo Único que queremos no le estamos pidiendo nada a nadie este es el momento donde pedimos el respeto que nos merecemos. >> el argumento estÁ centrado en la cadena mÁs grande de supermercados de la florida que no sÓlo reÚso subir un centavo en el precio de la libra de tomate para darles mejores conciertos de vida a los trabajadores del campo sino que mantiene un precio bajo creando un escenario que los campesinos en medio de la mÁs desesperante pobreza estÁn dispuestos a soportar para mantener sus trabajos. >> me encanta el documental cuando estamos filmando, haciendo las historias de los campesinos tÚ sientes que no puedes creer que esto estÉ pasando todavÍa ahora mismo en estados unidos todo el mundo lo puede ver cuÁndo estamos hablando yo puedo decirlo fÁcil pero ellos tienen que sentir que estÁ pasando con nuestra comunidad. >> hace un par de

fluzone high-dose vaccine. >> good morning it is saturday, november 8 i'm eva pilgrim.rough this burlington county home and business overnight. we have new information on the woman who lived in that home. >>> philadelphia police need your help lobing this woman. >>> -- locating this woman. >>> union leaders say plans to locate a pipeline in delaware county are not perfect. those stories, but first the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast. >> reporter: it's cold, but it's not harsh. we don't have much in the way of wind. it is the coldest morning of the season thus far. we had lows drop into the upper 20s north and west. actually the pine barrens in south jersey developed into the 20s -- dropped into the 20s as well. looking live over the camden waterfront. we're at 41 degrees in philadelphia. coming off a morning low of 34. 39 in trenton. allentown, 38. they are freezing in the poconos. 32. reading, 39. lancaster 37 and millville up to 42. a big improvement there already. satellite and radar, a few high, thin clouds running the new york/pennsylvania state line. we h

now for chris sowers and the entire "action news" team, i'm eva pilgrim. have a great saturday.e'll see you back here in 30 minutes! >>> good morning, america. breaking overnight, is he ready to play? the new ruling making major waves overturning ray rice's suspension from the nfl for hitting his then-fiancee in that casino elevator. >> i was furious. >> as janay rice breaks her silence over what happened that night. >>> miracle rescue. >> stuck in a snowbank, two little babies. >> two boys with lots to be thankful for after a plow buried them under a pile of snow for nearly eight hours. >> motivating each other to not go to sleep. >> how they were finally spotted and the stroke of luck that may have saved their lives. >>> caught on camera, a motorcycle gang terrorizing drivers while trying to escape from police.

. >>> once the parade wrapped up today, many people got to work on thanksgiving dinner, eva pilgram ise in northeast philadelphia looking at how one family prepared food and celebrated. happy thanksgiving eva. >> reporter: we are here with the cunninghams, they are all gathered around the tv right now, watching some interesting television, that is what i'll say at this point. they are preparing the thanksgiving meal in the kitchen. for those that have to do the hard work. it's always the moms that get stuck with it. >> the turkey is carved. >> we are ready to go, everything is on the table and we are trying to keep it hot. wherever they are ready to come in we are ready to eat. >> what is in your hand? >> butter. >> you are trying to clean things up before they come in and make a bigger mess? >> yes. >> any advice you want to give someone that has to prepare for this many people. >> good luck. >> everybody helps, we are pretty good. just don't stress out. it's fun. >> our family is together and all is g. >> are you hungry? >> yes. >> we are hungry. we are sflaking all day we are good.

about the pumpkin roll, i want to see it, i'm starving smelling all of this good food. >> thank you evar big tradition for folks in south philadelphia is picking up some home baked goods from valeri brothers, those we spoke with said their thanksgiving meal is not complete without perfectly baked bread, no kidding. with your stomachs full you think it's time to nap? no. it's time to embark on another thanksgiving tradition, we are talking about black friday that moved back to include thursday and plenty of stores are opening up shop today, we were inside with kmart along with shoppers today and kmart opened its doors with holiday shopping, there are 27 shopping days left before christmas and target devotees didn't leave it up to fate either, they grabbed their chairs and coffee and lined up in winfield heights this afternoonp they opened up their doors at 6:00 tonight to the delight of bargain hunters across the region, chad pradelli is live at the best buy in king of prussia they are open for a quite a while now. >> the shopping is in full affect and not long ago you had to wait until

eva? >> thanks, chris. >>> the search is on for two men who forced their way into a delaware county home overnight. police say two men dressed in all black forced their way into the home of the 6600 block of church lane after 1:00. police say the brazen bandits got away with an undetermined amount of cash. a safe was stolen from this home in april. >>> a family tragedy in burlington county, police have officially determined that the mother is the suspect in the shooting of her three children. dann cuellar has the details. >> reporter: we may never know why, but state police say jeaninne lepage did it, if she recovers she'll be charged with shooting her three children, killing two of them. >> reporter: new jersey state police confirm what sources suspected all along based on on the evidence found on holly park drive. tonight for the first time, relatives were allowed to return with church volunteers to clean up the horrific mess in the aftermath of the tragedy. police say lepage used a fami

eva? >> thanks, chris. >>> in sports the sixers take on milwaukee the only team with the worst record than they had last season. ducis deuce has the highlights. good morning, we'll begin with basketball, last last year the sixers and bucks were in the fierce battle for the worst team in the nba. the bucks won out. first quarter, mcdaniels tide of a 24 after -- tied at 24 after 1. the sixers lead by 1. the sixers failed to score a basket in the final 8 minutes they lose 98-81. the eagles are getting a bit healthier on offense. jason kelce and darren sproles are listed as probable. it's a different story on defense, nate allen is questionable. >>> last year they led the nfl in rushing yards, this year they are 14th. lesean mccoy it's been a tough go for him and banged up offensive line. >> i wish i could do more, but i can't do that type of battle where it's all about me, so -- would i like this and that, sure. would you love to run back-to-back, yes. >> a reminder eagles game day kickoff co

and eva pilgrim is live at the gateway church. eva? >> jim, this story has shaken people.orable little 3-year-old boy tortured for days and then murdered. the outpouring has come from near and far. tonight this church, local church is opening its doors so people can come together as they mourn. the details of 3-year-old scott mcmillan's death have shocked this chester county community. police say his mother, jillian tait and her boy ffriend gary fellenbaum for -- tortured and murdered the child. and people plan to light candles in their honor. >> we believe were posting things about having a candlelighting. it was for people tdo

>> eva pilgrim, "channel 6 action news." >> all right.r a check of the accuweather forecast. meteorologist melissa magee and good thing, that snowstorm deposit come a day later or would have hit parade. >> that would have been bad. we have a chill. >> we're chilling and so are black friday shoppers doing a little more dancing than we are due to the aisles and grabbing deals. let's me show you what is going on. stromtracker double scan says no issues with precipitation all is is squiet and ever the delaware and lehigh valleys rain is out of there and so is the snow. outside we government chopper 6 live above the skies. earlier today in hd we're giving you gorgeous shot of city hall on this thursday thanksgiving night. so much to be thankful for and still thank pulling that's wintry precipitation that is out of here and that chill is stick around for tonight and that matter into friday. numbers rebound. turkey day hopefully the one you were not eating was cold but cold outside today and came up to 42. clouds for this time of year, 31 outsid

>> reporter: eva here's a look at the headlines this morning, we have a nice, quite, but cold weekend on tap for the delaware valley. things get active next week. we have a rainstorm monday, and then the temperatures crash. icy cold windchills and i'll have all the details when we come right back. a candle light vigil was held at west virginia university, students honored the memory of nolan birch who was found not breathing inside a frat house on campus. the cause of death is under investigation. west virginia university has suspended the fraternity and is a resort pledging -- sorority pledging. >>> thousands of marchers in mexico called on local authorities to find 43 college students. they vanished two months ago after a confrontation with police officers. prosecutors alleged that officers rounded up the students and handed them over to a criminal gang. mexico's attorney general is investigating claims that the students were killed and burned. >>> in washington, d.c., there was a call for acceptance. the national cathedral hosted its first muslim prayer service. hundreds knelt on c