a quiet called sack in lawrenceville, georgia. bells of the baptist church can be hard in the backyard. and dinner time is marked by the rumble of the freight train. it's home to matt and nikky lively, and their children. why all the cameras? matt's in the business. he sells security systems, a tech savvy law and order guy when has become a one-man neighborhood watch. we sat down with her family. her father, her daughter and sister, amy. >> i knew that there were cameras all over the place, because i mean, he made it a point to sort of brag about it really. it was sort of a source of pride for him. >> reporter: the house seems so tranquil on the outside. matt and nikknikky, both 44 yea old, married on valentine's day, together 14 years. she was southern, an account, the bread winner. matt, a new yorker, called her baby cakes. >> nikky told me that she was in love with him. >> their daughters now teenagers, posted this youtube video of the trip to hawaii to frolic in the sun. >> my mom surprised by dad while they were down there, a

they got themselves organized in the parking lot of a walmart in lawrenceville, georgia, about an hour outside of atlanta. and then set out to find any trace of a petite corporate executive named nique leili. >> she has three kids. would who 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 just have no idea where she is, or what -- 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 say what sh

lawrenceville. >> to me it would be very sad to see it go. got a degree from westminster choir college, it's a prestigious wonderful place, i don't want to say it's ryder university. you have not heard of it. >> ryder continues to ask the entire ryder community for their patience and understanding as the board of trustees work to make a fact-based decision in the coming months. princeton ton, nora muchanic channel 6 "action news." >> there's another hour of "action news" sunday morning, straight ahead. here's some of the stories we've got to you, breaking news, the travel ban has been dealt a new legal set back. >> chester county's matt ryan plays in the super bowl tonight and he earned a new honor. >> those stories and the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, we'll see you after the break. where things come from? how they get here? what they're packed in? it's a lot of stuff. and these things add up. that's why we recycle. [vo:]it's nice to know that raymour and flanigan is proud to be a leading recycler- 17 million pounds of recyclable

. >> that is a farmer in lawrenceville and she is keeping an eye on the warm weather and what it means for her peach, cherry and apple crops, the unexpected heat could cause the trees into blossoming too soon they bloom early and there say frost that could knock them out or super cold they could be frozen on the tree. >> it happened to peach farmers last year. a streak of warm weather forced the blossoms and then a freeze snap and he lost half of his crop. >> the uncertainty of it all is nerve-racking. >> this snap in february doesn't seem lightning the trees have woken up yet. they are still dormant. >> the crop of strawberries are wintering under a grow cover and lettuce is already growing if the greenhouse. >> our approach it to be very diverse. if we lose one kind of crop we have some oirnl kind of crop. >> farmers are watching the weather closely it's the extremes that cause problems for them and the extended period of warm weather now could have consequences in the spring. i'm nora muchanic, channel 6 "action news." >>> this was a day to recognize philadelphia police officers for

rider labs to sell the cap pus and move the program to rider's main campus in lawrenceville of the school4 million do's deficit. members say they're fighting back through sock. the performers will make that music until 11:00 a.m. >> 4 fifty three. following details in the abduction of a woman in the port richmond section. police are still searching for the people who held her in captivity last night. >> which state in our area is reporting a high level of cases of the flu. >> president trump makes his nomination for the u.s. supreme court. reaction to the gorsuch pick from the legal community up next. we invited women to a spa to dish soap. body wash. you may not feel it, but some body washes can contain cleansers found in dish soap. dove body wash is different. it has only the gentlest cleansers. it just made me feel good. this is dove. wecage-free eggs.ng and we care about amazing taste. because at hellmann's, we're on the side of food. >> ♪ >> "action news." delaware valley's leading news program. with matt o'donnell, tamala edwards, karen rogers and meteorologist, david murphy. >> ♪ >

rider university plans to sell westminster's princeton campus and move to rider's main campus in lawrencevillecing a $13 million deficit. members of the collegiate music education program say they are fighting back through song. >> this is us saying that we're not okay with the proposed sale of westminster choir college and this is us demonstrating to the community and true intrinsic value of this university and what we have to offer. >> the performers will continue making music until 11:00 a.m. >> it's 5:57. and talk about a high tech personal assistant. we'll tell you how a droid like invention can help you with your daily routine. >> we are not the only mammals trying to swipe right. introducing a new version of tinder that encourages breeding at the zoo. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> "action news." delaware valley's leading news program. with matt o'donnell, tamala edwards, karen rogers and meteorologist, david murphy. >> ♪ >> good morning. it's 6:00 a.m. on this wednesday february 1st and we're following some breaking news. >> the race is on to on that upright a tractor-trailer that overturned a dangerous

after huynh orchards in lawrenceville they are pruning peach trees for spring. it could cause big problems on the farm. >> this tree has a lot of bud. >> especially fruit trees that are coached in blossoming too soon. >> if it blooms early and there is a frost that can knock them out. or it can be frozen on the tree. >> that happened in mullica hill. farmer milo lost half of his crop when a cold snap followed and killed them and decimated his crop. pam is not too worried about that happening again. >> this warm snap in february doesn't seem like the trees have woken up yet. they are still dormant and seem to be fine. >> peach and aapple trees are the most vulnerable. her strawberries winter under a grow cover and seem to be doing well. >> they don't want to uncover them too soon. >> and they are growing in a greenhouse to stock the farm store. and the farm has weather stations feeding information to a computer. >> so who for a farmer is absolutely critical and knowing something about it removes some of the uncertainty. >> but they are at mother nature's mercy. >

let's zero in, 38 comes in under generally clear sky, i think the cloud cover in lawrenceville, peter so. we go just across the river here take into just north of town, philly anyway, into rich bore oa. it is completely clear. 36 degrees from frank this morning. saying it is cold and very quiet this february morning. looks like nice day ahead. he is definitely right. >> way south into delaware, nice clear skies in dover. looking ahead again to another sunny day. that sun will be coming up shortly this morning. >> couple every lake enhanced very light snow showers rolling into up-state new york , moth much really, all impressive for one thing, but do have another storm system moving in that put rain advisory in effect for our very far northern counties, northampton, monroe, 1:00 to 10:00 tomorrow morning. today is fine. not going to have any issues traveling here today. say for sun glare, headed eastbound, but 47 in the sunshine, tomorrow, it is so warm, 55 degrees, mainly a rain producing storm. even leaving behind lingering shower wednesday morning. wednesday night, into thursday mor

cold start to february morning, still modest breeze out there making these values from peter in lawrencevillenet willingboro, ruth in eagles ville, eileen in gilbertsville, chilly beginning, with that said of course also have the season of polar plunges coming up here, one in sea isle this weekend, lots of sunshine and mild conditions for mid-february, 51 at 2:00 p.m. in sea isle city, that water is awfully cold however. you won't see me jumping in there. but certainly on dry land, 51 degrees, sunshine, pretty darn nice at the shore. next couple of dares in the city low mid 60s, gorgeous, if you are a fan of this, if this is for you, then great weather forecast coming up. fifty-six on monday, still with sunshine. and we will keep that theme going at least through tuesday. meisha? >> we need that warmth and sunshine, all right, katie, thank you so much. looking outside right now, 95 is actually where we had an accident. pretty serious accident, moving in the northbound direction around girard. that will accident has now since cleared. looking now we switch in the uthbound direction on 95, look

thirty-one i should say 32 as we check with peter in lawrenceville, new jersey, ahead down into delaware can see 31 degrees here checking with greg mccoy in marshall ton, mostly cloudy day, cold temperatures hazy sun, tempted to burn through. i did see the sun peak out once or twice but the clouds won out and that is as greg said overcast skies, prevailed we have photos of that overcast skies, this one from ed connor showing the cloud in place today, a little bit of sun trying to break through cool cloud formations there, it looks like an cloud thaw can see the the beautiful sky there also a little look from the blue jay made a return to wayne hunter's house looking for breakfast this morning. the here's storm scan three which is not showing much of anything, a few flakes, lake effect snow showers up across portions of new york state and western pennsylvania, but we are not seeing much of anything out there, this evening, and a few flurries here or there, and that is about it, but it is a quiet night all across the region, skies have been clearing through overnight hours and will continu

you know normal drill, other three options, burlington bristol, scudders or trenton lawrenceville bridge. they have pulled away barriers we are good to go and opened for business here on the vine street expressway as we are coming in from new jersey, in problems there on the freeway. after yesterday's holiday everybody is back to work and back to school today which means all of the mass transit systems will be back to their regular weekday schedule, no problems, just yet the out of the gate on the septa regional rails. if you stayed an extra night up in the poconos, you'll come right back to work. just keep in behind we have a construction there between pocono and q town and another crew that is center, repaving project there, between lansdale, and mid county. as i mentioned i just reopened the vine street expressway for business this morning. karen and lauren back over to you. >>> we begin with this break news that comes out of the logan section this morning, philadelphia police are saying that the search for a missing four year-old boy was all a hoax. a 22-year old pizza delivery man s

a couple of cool spots here we will go up to lawrenceville, peter furron at 48.es at the moment. close to 60's at this hour in northern delaware and to the coast, james house in ocean city, 54 degrees. he will have a west win. so even along the coast should have to problems reaching the 60's at least at some point this afternoon and we will, we will see some sunshine. lets go to the shore, live look, overcast right now, we are waking up with those temperatures as we saw in the mid 50's. good day, morning for run on the beach, morning jog on the boardwalk or bike ride, we see some people out there right the thousand. we will see sun returning by late morning, early afternoon. temperatures kind of, all over the place this week but staying above average, so today, well above the average high of 45, into the upper 60 's. we will take a hit monday/ tuesday. tuesday will be the coolest day but still above average of 45. really around 50. it is off to the races again, especially thursday, the warmest day of the week, the way it looks like right now, three chances of tyi

lawrenceville an accident cleared route 1, 9 miles per hour. >> david murphy is outside with the forecast philadelphia. 44 in allentown. these numbers are starting to rise. the visibility in philadelphia which was under a half mile is up to 1.7. we have problems in the western and northern suburbs here and there. this afternoon partly sunny and 70. a nice one. 72 tomorrow, 74 on saturday, matt in the afternoon and evening there will be a line of rain and thunderstorms on saturday. >>> new sweetened beverage tax is a boom for the city of philadelphia. revenues exceed projections during the first month alone. we'll have details on what the city officials expect going forward on "action news." >>> "live with kelly" is up next. i'm matt o'donnell have a great thursday, everybody. there's nothing like trying something new. especially when it comes to snacking. with the laughing cow's nine flavorful varieties of creamy cheese, there's no end to what you can discover. and now, you can take our creamy cheese with no artificial preservatives, flavors or colors wherever you go. introducing cheese d