>> how big is that oven? >> it goes back 24 feet and 18 . >> that's incrediblement how many turkeys can you fit in there? >> we realized last year, 140 is all we can fit. >> so you had so many people last year you actually maxed out? >> we will to turn two people away. >> oh, marne. so people really trust you guys, i mean, usually line around the block before you snow. think there is a guy here now. >> that's earl. >> i we don't start taking them until 6:00. and they come now, line up along the whole street, outside, and they wait in the cold, if it is 10 degrees, 30 degrees, they're out there with their turkeys and pajamas. >> that's a lot of trust to put in your guys, the centerpiece of your meal, giving it to you guys. you must do awesome job. >> we do. and we do this all year. that's the thing i try and say every year. we don't just do this on thanksgiving. you bring any roast, park, turkey, chicken, duck, we will bake anything as long as it is in a pan, we throw it in the brick oven, so much better than your traditional oven. >> because i asked, you know, i asked thomas i asked joe, you know, what does it taste like? and what you described it, pretty mouth watering. it sounds like you have to at least try it once, right? >> so the way this oven works is the heat radiates among the bricks, the dome shape in the oven, and it keeps the moist in the roast. so you put it in your regular oven, you take it out, it is dry, you know, nothing you can do about that, because that's the way it is. but in this oven, it keeps it nice and moist it, makes a nice juice, and you can taste, like, when you make stuff on your grill, you can taste the difference in the brick. >> so i have a question. >> that sounds amazing. >> only because i want to try it when we get off work here, what time does the turkey go in the oven? >> first turkey goes in at 7:00 but you have to be here way sooner than that. >> yes, i get here usually on average day, i get here 1:00 a.m. but today i came in at 3:00. >> you open at 6:00 right? >> right. >> what time do people usually start lining up? >> now. >> there is a guy right here. >> thomas, bring me your turkey, i'm practically first in line, maybe second, somebody is already. >> my bird already went in, the victim is in the oven. >> next year. >> i'll safer that. let's show it, sabina, we'll check back in with you in just a minute when we pop that bird in there. so here is the picture i took early this morning, i woke up about 1:00. behind that smile, my friend, my friends, there is a fear in me. because i decided this year, that's the reality how i actually felt this morning around 1:00 a.m. i initially put it in the oven at 450. then changed the temperature down to 220, to slow roast it throughout the night. so the birds is unattended at this hour. we'll see how it does throughout the morning. should be fine. you know, for years, major retail verse been bragging about opening up thanksgiving day all to get you inside for that "black friday" rush. but, may not be the case this year, lowe's among mother than zero seven retailers will close their doors this turkey day giving workers time to spends with their families. and it turns out, most shoppers will stay home anyway. survey from best "black friday." com shows just 16% of people do their in-store shopping, in-store shopping on thanksgiving, 58% say stores shouldn't open at all. >> as for stores that are opening this thanksgiving, bass pro shops opens 8:00 this morning and closes 6:00 p.m. big lots open from 7:00 a.m. until 10:00 p.m. and k-mart and wal-mart opening early six a.m. and staying open until midnight. >> if you don't want to wait to start shopping, the delaware valley's oldest and largest flea market will be open all day, in new jersey, let's get right out there, steve keeley joining us from columbus farmers market along route 206 in burlington county, right, steve? >> reporter: yes, right off 295. you can take 38, there is 16 different ways to get here, and they've got the directions on the website. or you can just follow everybody like we it, because everybody's already arriving this early. these are the sellers, you can see, if you look closely, either on the rooftops, or through the windows, even in the dark, you can see, everybody's got all of their stuff that they're going to be selling. there is this line. then to the left there is another line. nutter to the left yet another line. why is everybody coming here? even though they don't open until 7:00? these are the sellers and this place is massive, i can't even show it to you in the dark. greg will show across here they have the un hang with the wooden tables set up. if you look through there, you see the lights it, goes like three football fields away, and among the sellers jean coon from southampton. boy, this is a tradition on thanksgiving. so what better way to shop and get in the holiday spirit than shopping in the 20 agree temperatures out here in the middle of burlington count. >> i it is called layers, that's why we have all of these layers on. >> why here? what's the secret of getting this early, why would you come here this early as a seller? >> as a searle, the reason why you want to come early you can get a better spot. so the earlier you get here, the better spot you get. >> what's the key to the spot? like what's a good spot? somewhere where all of the people will see you? >> right. basically the corner, corners are the best, or closer to, like, they have like this is more considered more the new err section, but it does have some older antique stuff. but down in the bottom fence, down to your left, they have -- that's where all of the antique and all of the re-sell ers are at, where you can find like that vintage product that you are ooh he ' looking for or maybe antique product or furniture or whatever. one every a kind christmases gift, looking for that one after kinds christmas gift, this is the place to come. >> you can get everything for everybody in one stop on one day, and then you don't even have to deal with "black friday." where can you get all of your shopping done even before "black friday," right? >> definitely here at the market. definitely here. >> and how many people have no idea, like bigger than an eagles football game. talking like 100,000 people maybe at a certain point during the day? >> i have no clue. i just know there is a lot of people that come here, a lot of vendors and a lot of people. and usually you can't even walk through inbetween the tables, you can't walk through the aisles because there are so many people on thanksgiving. i mean, it is a great experience to be honest. >> now, what are you going to be selling if people want to see you if, first of all, they have to find in you this thing? i'm looking at people pulling trailer in here as we talk, what are you selling today? >> i have a lot of vintage stuff, vintage dishes, and vintage or pre 1980s cookie jars or like if you are looking for pie recommendation, you know, just basically different, just different little nicknacks people may want. >> new stuff too. not just all used and antiques. >> like brand new stuff just like you would get at a mall. >> correct, there is new stuff, even people thal have flowers, and then there is people that have -- looking for brand new pairs of socks, hey, this is the place to come. because you can get the bargains at. >> so and i asked earlier, so after you're done selling you think by 3:00 you'll get out of here hopefully with a good day, no plans for dinner just plans to sleep then right? >> oh, no. then the work begins again, because then we have to -- most of the vendors here will be unloading and then reloading for possibly sunday. >> oh, geez. >> yes, this is a big event. you know? >> you know what, you have a phenominal mood at 4:10 a.m. thanksgiving morning, best of luck today and happy thanksgiving. >> happy thanksgiving to you. >> thomas, anything on your wish list? >> oh, i have a couple of items, my friends, i know you very well, i know that news van will be filled up by 10:00. you'll do a little holiday shopping. we'll check back with you in just a little bit. what were you going to say? you. >> got t i was going say maybe i'll bring back some antique typewriter ers for the news department. >> 70% of the folks here wouldn't even know how to use one. >> yes. >> that's right. >> keyboard would look familiar. >> time 4:90. from store openings to parades, how about the big games? we have you covered this thanksgiving, just log on to our website fox29.com. we always invite to you join us on social media, as well. we want to take a look at other headlines, investigators have found the remaining two victims, killed in the fire of the barclay friends assisted living facility in west chester. the unidentified remains were found yesterday. crews located the remains of the first two victims as we told you about on tuesday. authorities will now try to determine what started that fire. >> police are searching for who ever opened fire on three men in southwest philadelphia last night killing one of them. it happened just before 7:00 a.m. this is at the intersection of 66th and greenway avenue. a 27 year old who was shot multiple times died at the hospital. a 26 year old is critical after he was shot multiple times. while a 31 year old who was shot twice in the leg is in stable condition at presbyterian hospital. to montgomery county this morning, a husband and wife are facing charges in what police say was a drug deal gone bad. in a busy plymouth township strip mall parking lot. we told but this one yesterday morning, police found 31 year old chad canada stabbed to death ridge pike monday night. so police say 20 year old austin parkinson right here and 20 year old lana mayor met with him to buy heroin but stabbed him repeatedly took off with almost 100 packets of drug. lane and parkinson face murder, robbery, other charges. police are looking for the man responsible for robbing a local businessman in south philadelphia. police say a gunman wearing a bulletproof vest and badge approached the customer leaving whitman check cashing, pointed a gun at the suspect, grabbed the check, took and took off. moran description coming up in just a little bit. you saw the cute creatures there just second ago, every week we feature furry friends that need a forever home, talking about dogs and cats, that are currently in area shelters. so, if you're looking for little extra love and space to give, like kyree right there, how about sari. pspca offering free adoptions this saturday, joining faust cents with zappos for for good to offer the free adoptions at three area shelters. here is the information you need. pspca.org or the number (215)426-6300, once again, adoption fees will be waived this saturday only. coming up on this thanksgiving edition of good day philadelphia: the ring that's been in one local family for about a century passed from generation to generation. and until last night's flyers game. now, this family needs your help to find it. >> and more and more airport are trying to brighten your travels with a new furry friend. we'll tell but these cudley pups, certainly making the rounds to help relieve the travel stress. people are loving it. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> happy thanksgiving, great to have you with us this thursday, 4:14 a.m. looking live along the parkway, that's an area that will be jam packed as we get ready for the 98th edition of the thanksgiving day parade. welcome back once again. >> going to be stuffing, probably looking for something to do to escape the family, right? how about seeing a movie? here ' kevin motorcycle cart. >> i happy thanksgiving, i'm kevin mccarthy if you are going to the movies today one movie you might want to check out cocoa, the it tells the incredible story of 12 year old boy miguel passion in life is music, the story takes place in mexico, during the day of the dead. miguel has taken on journey to the lan of the dead where he discovers a mysterious connection to a very famous musician, the animation is glorious, the colors are incredible t ranks as one of my favorite picsar films to date including lali, inside out, stay tuned for more of my movie picks coming up next right here on the thanksgiving holiday. i'm kevin mccarthy, stay tuned. >> can't wait, kevin, thank youment as far as "black friday" shopping goes, running down pennsylvania mall hours for tomorrow. the philadelphia mills will open at 6:00 a.m. in the morning, close at 9:30. springfield, plymouth meeting mall, king of prussia annex ton square mall, they're all open from 6:00 a.m. to 10:00 p.m. we will give you the mall hours for delaware and new jersey ahead in the show. >> let's get a check on the holiday forecast, mike, good morning. >> good morning, everybody. you know, we will get actually luck think year, if you like the cold weather, because prior years, you can see, it has been very balmy thanksgiving. we're actually the coldest since 2014, where we're forecasting highs today, today, that will be into the middle and upper 40's. thirty-one in media this morning, 29 in allentown, so pretty cold to our northwestern suburbs in town at 33 degrees, jersey side of things, into the pine barons, 28 degrees, into milville and wildwood at 36 degrees. colder this morning, than yesterday morning. these temperatures are, again, about 20, to almost 30 degrees colder when waking up yesterday morning at 4:00 a.m. otherwise, looking at clear skies, ultimate doppler, nothing going on, just clear& board as go all the way toward the west. there is just no travel delays. little area of low pressure trying to spin up around tampa. so if you do have some flight down across tampa, jacksonville, you might have some issues there. but otherwise, just nothing major in the way of precipitation that could impact your travels. it is all about temperature forecasting, where it is into the 30's, 20's, as go out toward the ohio valley and midwest. snow is nice cool shot of air that is on top of us for the next couple every days. so, high temperatures today into the middle and upper 30's, to low 40's, in town. tonight is another cold night. twenty's, 30's, moonlit skies. by friday, for "black friday" shoppers, this is great weather. cold in the morning. milder in the afternoon with temperatures that will b into the low 50's, so 45 in town, 30's for the outer suburbs for today, tonight colder, mostly clear skies, upper 20's, low 30's, look at the seven day boards, we show chilly day today. tomorrow's not bad. pretty seasonable around 53 degrees, but the clouds build back in saturday. i'll keep the rainout of the forecast but we were watching system little too close for comfort. i'll keep the clouds in play, not going to call precipitation for the weekends, but by sunday, that's more important, because the gusty winds are going to come into play, 30, 40-mile per hour winds possible, with temperature of around 50 degrees. let's take a look at traffic this morning, we start you out route 202 at chesterbrook boulevard. not a good thing, well, dui so bribe at this check point still in place might slow you up this morning, then of course we will be watching all of the delays and closures downtown starting 8:30 a.m. with the parade, jfk boulevard, span from 20th street all the way to 30th. >> lever with you this shot, 59 at cottman, looking pretty good thus far this morning, we take a look at traffic and weather together. >> delaware county man, asking for your help, finding ring he lozada flyers game. it has been in his family for nearly a century. our shawnette wilson want you to take a look in hopes you can reunite him with this keepsake. >> when you have a ring like that, gives you reminder about how strong the family is. >> paul verna get emotional talking about this heirloom ring passed down for generations in his family. he remembers his grandfather having it. >> when he passed, he passed it onto my father. my father passed last year, and i got the honor of wearing it. >> he can tell you every detail on it. >> gold ring. it has initial nv, and nicholas, my grandfather's name, has a diamond, right at the nv. has a tiger wrapped around the front of it. >> paul wore it every day until tuesday night. he went to the flyers game with his daughter sophia, son robby, and his never ooh jason, and somehow the ring slipped off in the bathroom after a ten can't gave him paper towels to dry his hands. >> the towel man, timed him, walked out of the bathroom, and the ring was gone. matter of fact earlier that night, i parked in one of the parking spot and it fell off in my car. >> they went frank i cannily back to the bathroom attendant. >> told us at that point someone found a ring, actually kicked it, picked it up, asked him what should they do with it, at that point he said at ten can't told the person that pick it up to take it to guest services. >> but it wasn't there. the reminder of his father, robert joseph, seen in this photo wearing the ring before he died at zero nine years old in october of last year, was now gone. >> since, emptiness, feel like i let me family down, a family heirloom like that should be passed down to my son and forward. >> the family's only hope at this time of thanksgiving is that someone returns it. >> avenue lot of memories of my father that just felt very close to him to have that ring on my finker. >> shawnette wilson. >> hopefully he will. some travelers at harrisburg international airport taking off their holiday travel with some puppy love. eighteen week old pup which is susquehanna service dogs are stationed all throughout the airport to help with stress relief, officials say the affection doesn't just benefit the human travelers. the inner action with the public, well it, prepares the puppies to become service dogs. >> we are here to bring holiday cheer, and relieve some thanksgiving day traveling stress. and, also, socialize the puppies so that they can get some inner action with people, and also get used to big public places. >> after 18 months, the pun list attends advanced training to learn how to help people living with disabilities. >> let's keep the cuteness going here. this viral video, take a look here, one of two officers and their k9 in alabama. you can see the two officers doing pushups with the dog, following along with them in about a second here, well, the gulf show's -- shore police department posted this on facebook saying they're getting warm up and ready to apprehends any bad guys that break the law. thousands of people have already viewed, and shared the video. got to love it. still ahead here on "good day" philadelphia, happy thanksgiving. so, i added another job to my resume. delivery man, at least for nine hours. how did i do? well, let's just say, it benefitted a lot of people. it was for a great cause. we'll have that story coming up in just a moment. so i'm calling to see if you can help me save on my energy bill. we can do that. great. i live in a post-war, pre-war, mid-century home and the heating system is a turbine, hvac, reverse hydrogen, boiler pipe unit. well sir, peco can visit your home and show you how to save up to 20% a year. ♪ hmmmm. you don't have to be an expert. because now peco will visit your home and help you save. peco. the future is on. >> this is fox 29 sports in one minute. >> i'm kristen rodgers, the sixers putting together great games right now, they've won three of four, look to head into thanksgiving with another win. >> sixers opened up on a 16-nothing run against portland, later dario to embiid. takes it. who he had 28 points. his mom loved that. >> on the defensive end now. damian littler, big block, sixers wins 101-81. flyers islanders in the second period, down three-two on the power play, jakub voracek scores here. we got ourselves some free hockey. later on, but then 32 seconds into over time, josh bailey wide open scores for the islanders. flyers loose four-three now winless last six games. sunny bahamas, taking on western kentucky, how about dante, cuts the basket, gets the lay up. and nova looking good. they beat the hilltoppers 66-58. that's sports in a minute. >> ♪ thanksgiving. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ ♪ you need to survive much more than the cold to be a polar bear plunger. it takes courage, bravery and heart. each year these winter warriors jump to frozen glory to raise money for special olympics pennsylvania athletes and with nine locations statewide you're never far from a polar plunge in your area. join us... the many, the brave... the ones who are "freezin' for a reason." >> ♪ >> ♪ >> welcome back, happy thanksgiving, come close to the tv warm up just a little bit. it is down right chilly out there on this thanksgiving, 33 y and surrounding areas, even colder, mike will have a check on your forecast in just a little bit. hey, take a look at this right here. we will get back to the all log in just a moment. christmas village, live look, it opens this morning, it the back, 9:00 a.m., we will take you back out there, coming up in just a bit. >> we talked about the cold turkey. we will have cold turkey if you go outside today. >> do you have your christmas decorations up? >> i do. yes, started about four days ago. >> that's craze. >> i i have the tree up, yes. >> the neighbors had them up since the 15th. i don't understand it. so let's get through one holiday. >> starting earlier and earlier, you want to get in the spirit, get in the mood. >> well there is weather will get you in the mood for sure, it is cold out there this morning, one of the coldest thanksgiving, last three, four years, not bad. here is a live look, pretty quiet conditions, northwest breeze at three, winds have relaxed from the overnight hours. and again, just dealing with the cold temperatures, warmer spots, you know, closer to the sit, which you would typically find. thirty-one's wild from moorestown down toward voorhees, in cherry hill, we broaden out the shot. coldest spot as always the poconos, down to 22 at this hour. winds again starting to relax, five to 10 miles per hour on average. and there is no wet weather precipitation to be found on the big board, so if you are traveling, look, if you have a last minute flight out of here, or coming into town, everything is good to go really, and not seeing any major delays on any of the hubs across the nation. so, 10:00 a.m. this morning, 37 degrees, chilly at 42 degrees, by lunchtime, and sunny conditions, and temperature right around 45 by 2:00. let's take a look at the roads and not much happening thursday fast, watching the cameras all morning long, thus far, looking at route 342 freeway bellmawr, seeing actually headlight northbound, taillights coming southbound. things looking pretty good. little extra volume, some overflow from last night's big commute. most of these people are short-term travelers, headed off to the aunt and uncle's house, where ever you may be going. live look at 76 at spring garden, those are the taillights going into the city. probably see the volume picking up as people make their way toward the parade, and if you're traveling septa, just know, please, know your scheduling, on holiday schedule for this afternoon. thomas, back to you. >> always good reminder, mike, thank youment talking turkey here, because there is a long standing tradition, in full force. people, in fact, lining to up use one of the oldest brick ovens in the city to cook their thanksgiving turkey. we head back out sabina kuriakose live from casha's in south philly. hey, czar sabina. >> secret out. people are already lining up. i'll with dale first in line. and you've been doing this you said for a decade. >> yes. >> ten years, and you're saying, you know, once you realize the news crews would show up every year, your secret was out? >> they give us up. >> so you made sure you had to get here early? >> you have to. because the line would be from down to the next book, if you turn your head, that's it. >> well, because they cut you off f you're in the hereby the time they fill up the oven you get turned away. >> i didn't now that. that's why i was always here earl. >> i just talking to the owner's son that's what he was telling me. >> oh, ya? >> there is your turkey over there. >> number one. >> you're doing the heavy lifting. your wife will help you snook. >> my daughter, you know, so this, i just come here to do the hard work, you know, stands out here and freeze. >> yes, it is cold. and that's why i was inside. i looked out. you're standing out, there i mean, committed watch is it about this place, you know, bridges you back every year? >> one thing, less work. instead of checking your oven, you know, back and forth, you come in here, leave it, for like four hours, boom, come back, it is done. and it is a great taste, it is like wow. juicy. >> it is that brick oven thing? >> absolutely. brick oven. they tell me the oven is the trick. >> stress free, everyone, part of thanksgiving you get a little stressed out, families in town, you got to get everything ready, but this just pick it up? >> that's it, come in, leave it, you know, come back, pick it up, get your number. stress free. >> yes. >> a lot of trust to put in someone, make your turkey for you? >> yes, well, you know, you only do this once a year, you know, so you try get it right. you know? >> awe s i like hanging out with you, we will be chilling with you all morning, inside and out. maybe i'll see you get your turk any there. >> all right. >> so oh, your daughter sleeping in the car, right? >> yes. >> you better get her out here with you. >> dad's doing the hard work. >> she is doing a little snoring now. >> maybe you guys will switch off? >> yes, yes, hopefully. >> awesome. all right, well, we will be hanging out all morning long, first, in line! and i'm glad you're here, at least i have some company. >> that's dedication, his family will be very thankful. all right, sabina, we will check back in with you in just a moment. karen happen has the morning off but sent us in picture of her turkey completed. actually we're importing some water to moisten it. her family was very happen which it, making turkey soup now. this is an annual thing that she does. she cooks the turk bye a week prior. and then her family can enjoy it all week long, she will make it turkey soup, pot pie, with ham today. happy thanksgiving to you, karen, if you are watching. by the way if your thanksgiving tradition includes bargain shopping, you can find holiday gift for just about everyone, on your list, in one place. steve keeley at the columbus farmers market which is in burlington county, new jersey, good morning to you, steve. >> reporter: yes, you're going to feel instantly in the holiday mood, because you're going to be shopping outside, and mike masco, check this shot out. we have our first ice of the season, at least the first ice i've seen, so that puddle from the rain earlier this week, now frozen over. so you could be shopping and slipping on ice, that will really double put you in the holiday spirit. so, the columbus market is a thanksgiving tradition, why are all of these people in line? every which way you look, including the guy coming at us with a vehicle loaded, there are trailers, people renting u hauls, and what it is, new and used stuff, antiques, flea market, indoor market, look at that truck. that's loaded to the gills. you can get anything and everything here. and beyond that truck, even in the dark, with the spotlight, you can see, how many vendors are already here, and it is all about getting the spot, we talked to few vendors already, here's the first man we met this morning, at 3:30 a.m. >> how big is thanksgiving at the columbus market? >> very big. this is the day to come. >> how many people do you think come here every year? >> i have no idea. but i tell you, when you come here on sundays, you can't even find a spot. and then the lots are full. it is just a lot of people. >> and thanksgiving is even bigger than a typical sunday? >> it is the biggest probably of the year, a sunday, because this is the day to come. >> and you can get anything and everything? >> whatever you want to think of getting, you come here, somebody's got it for sale. new or used. >> you could do all your christmas shopping in one stop in one day? >> more likely, yes, if you really wanted to. >> so already, this is like being at an eagles game at noontime minus the beer. i haven't found any beer yet. and not the smell of beer in the air, but the size of the crowd, already marching what you'll see at a football game. and i think we have just stumbled upon a new good day philadelphia thanksgiving day tradition, to be here, because they're up as early as we are we found out this morning. thomas, i'll bring little personal story here for you. you were asking me about where this was. you know more than anybody where this is because little tommy drayton grew up nearby, because his father was one of our great veterans in the military at the base nearby. so thomas, feel free to talk about your childhood memories every growing up nearby here, by the military base, because we salute your father being a great man. >> fort dix, new jersey, yes, burlington county, went to pemberton. actually it was marcus newcomb middle school. and the principal, he just retired, but he was there about -- his name was frank miller. and he was up there until about two years ago. and i went out there and visited the school and the teachers. such a great experience living on the base and then we travel every two, three years, but this was the longest we ever grew up in one particular place was fort dix new jersey. so i know that area very well. great people out there. >> you are proof the principals and the teach kearse turn out a pretty good kid. >> yes, that's why i had apply report card sealed, it will never be opened. you know you mention my dad. it is funny because he collect license plate, you know, from across the country, so if you see any out, there snag one or two and i'll sends them over from you. >> find out what states, if he doesn't have all 50, find out what state he needs and i'll look it up. >> i'll do that, text him right now. hopefully he'll answer. steve, check back you with a in just a moment. from store openings to parades, how about the big games? we have you covered this thanksgiving, a lot of local games. just log on to our website fox29.com. and social media, as well. someone in south jersey $100,000 richer on this thanksgiving. the jersey cash five ticket was bought at the new shop, on haddonfield road, pennsauken, here are the winning numbers: six, 21, 23, 36, 38. the extra number was two. the jackpot has reese set now to $75,000. still not bad. >> what are you thankful for this thanksgiving? that's a question a lot of people will be asking around the dinner table. but if you ask one new jersey woman, her answer, about what you're thankful for, will be a stranger. we'll explain coming up. >> as we prepare to eat our thanksgiving day feast, it is very important to remember, our furry friends, and they shouldn't partake in all of the offerings. so here's a reminder, the signature dish, turkey, it can be toxic if it is shot nerds garlic, butter or other seasonings. your dog or cat, they can nibble, however, the meat needs to be plane. >> ham can also be dangerous here, pork products can heat to panning tights, vomiting, intestinal issues. then there is the stuff which often contains mushrooms, games, last inches last inches, onions, a no no for cats. spices and marshmellows can lead to upset stomach. un began i shall potatoes are fine, so you can feed them the un garnish potatoes, also off limit, pumpkin pie, pretty much for the same reason, seasonings can cause digestive problems. >> got it? from parades to big sporting event, a lot happening today. including a big grand opening over at love park. we will have more coming up on this special edition of good day, on thanksgiving. happy thanksgiving, coming right back. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> live look at christmas village at love park here in philadelphia. it opens this morning at 9:00 a.m. until 5:00 p.m. if you want to go through and check out the many vendors. >> if you can't make it out to shop today and plan ongoing for "black friday" tomorrow, let's give awe list of hours, at least in jersey. the moorestown mall, depford mall, gloucester premium outlet, cherry open 6:00 a.m. close at 10:00 p.m. the tanker outlets open six a.m. and closes at 9:00. we will give you pennsylvania and delaware of the malls out there, and the hours coming up in just a moment. >> earlier we talked about going to the movies. it is the perfect time to see a good movie. kevin mccarthy has you covered this morning, hi, kevin. hey, thomas, happy thanksgiving to you. again, here is the movies that you can actually stream, if you want to stay home during this thanksgiving holiday. one of the ones i want to bring up, planes, trains, automobles, one of my favorite movies every all time with john can i, as well as steve martin. that's available itunes and amazon as well as other streaming platforms, search that, google, finds out where it is streaming, also netflix, you have stranger things, season two, also, mine hunter, new film mud bound featured on netflix, as well, lot of great philadelphia manies out there, also live action beauty and the beast now streaming on netflix. thank you so much for tuning in, happy thanksgiving, thomas. >> happy thanksgiving to you, kevin, we will check back in with you in the next hour, two more choices. today, mike, perfect day to see a movie, it will be little chilly throughout. >> yes, little chilly, the roads also pretty calm right now. that's going to be different story tomorrow morning. pretty wild tomorrow morning to see the roads packed with people. right now, though, looking at 95 at the airport, there is no reported delays at the airport right now. but as always, you want to check in with your local carrier before you head off if you do have a flight this morning. otherwise we look at the vine street expressway, looking toward 76, little volume picking up, but really not much. we start to see this packed a little bit as people make their way off toward the parade. which start at 8:30 a.m. speaking of frozen zones to bring to your attention, kelly drive of course at the parkway at the steps. that's where we are going to have the parade, it all start at the jfk boulevard, from 20th to 30th streets. we'll take a look at the exclusive thanksgiving forecast coming up in 15 seconds. >> i need a 15 seconds to breathe. whew, feel better now. here's what's going on, good morning, temperatures into the three's across our shore points. so it is really a cold morning out there, where it is 20's, 30's, you know, these temperatures, actually below average. we should be into the low and middle four's for morning lows. so we're starting off on a below average morning note. we will be below average for the rest of your afternoon. mostly clear skies overhead, not even cloud to be found. you have to go way out toward the ohio valley, there is a storm down across florida. and then, also, the passive, northwest watching system out around portland, seattle, where the travel delays will be found, out towards the west coast, and down across florida otherwise, it is all about temperatures, you can see, it is a slug of cold air, from albany to philly back down toward cincinnati. more cold air as you get up toward international falls. in fact, that's the cold air that will impact us, as we go into saturday night into sunday. so there is actually two-shot cold blast coming in, one on top of us now, the other toward the latter half of your weekend. holiday forecast 45 degrees, one of the colds he is we've had in a kim of years, northwest breeze coming in at five to ten. now for tomorrow, good deals if you are shopping, good deal weather wise. we're seeing mostly sunny skies, you can see front out to the west, another storm off the carolina's, will stay independent, and i think the forecast will reflect just cloudiness along the shore points, notice the precipitation staying off shore with that system. and by sunday, that front is through here. and we will see the gusty winds, so headed for the eagles game we could see winds at around 30, 40 miles per hour, for a time, on sunday. forty-five in town. low 30's, well to the north and west. upper lehigh valley may not get out of the upper 30's, for your afternoon today. now for the overnight hours, 31 in town, 20's for the outer suburbs, 29 in atlantic city, that's going to set up day tomorrow where we are back up to around 53 degrees, again, i'll keep it dry on saturday, with more cloudiness across our shore point, temperature around 54. gusty winds sunday. milder, this is what i like to see, we actually might have upped these temperatures closer to 60 degrees by next week. thomas? >> we will call it dessert, appreciate the treat, mike. a new jersey woman who was helped by homeless man when she ran out of gas in philadelphia has raised more than $111,000 to help him out. kate mcclure started got funds me. com campaign after she ran out of gas, a homeless man, his name is johnny, he offered to walk few blocks to buy her some gas with his last $20. well, kate says she didn't have any money to repay him at the time but returned to the roadway several times to give him cash, clothes, and food. after a few visits, she started the fundraiser with the hopes of using the money toward housing and other expenses. so, it is now up to $111,000. she hopes that it will certainly help the 34 year old out. >> buy a pie, feed a family, not just any family, family struggling with a life threatening illness, man a's pie in the pie fundraise is her about, so many of you bought a pie, provided thanksgiving day dinners to those families. as little incentive here, few of us here at fox 29, we hands deliver those pies to folks who bought five or more from our team. bill anderson takes us through gloucester mercer delaware montgomery bucks and philadelphia counties. >> ♪ >> manna clients have life threatening illnesses at accute nutritional risks, our program feeds them three meals a day, seven days a week. >> earlier this year we showed you how they do it, one of the ways, through holiday pies through thanksgiving. >> having our biggest thanksgiving ever, doing 3,360 meals on thanksgiving. >> santa delivering the pies. >> this year to join their efforts. >> there she is. >> our own lucy noland decided to help sell the pies. >> this is great. >> thomas drayton and i joined the team to deliver them on what turned into a day that should make our region proud of your compassion, your humanity. >> how are you? >> buy one pie, feeds a family of four. so that's even better. >> isn't that nice? >> it was a good thing. >> today took us from robinsville, new jersey to doylestown, richboro, to philly, visiting people who bought not one but sometimes six or eight pies. >> coolest part about this, getting a chance to meet so many people who themselves are dealing with challenges, but still have decided to do their best to support other. >> such a pleasure meeting you. >> people like dennis and diane, helping, it is not new to them. >> contributing, and helping someone else, makes, you know, just makes you feel good. >> but their support of manmna this year was specially impact full. diane is fight to go recover from her own medical issues. >> caught it early on. i went through the chemo for breast cancer that's why i feel so luck. >> i john is another selfless example of the people we met who have been inspired for any number every reasons, some personal, to be there to help. >> cancer survive or. >> yes? >> heart attack survivor. >> yes? >> so i know. >> as we stopped and ate lunch with him, he was pretty matter of fact about helping other, just because he can. >> i know what kind of burden ten could have put on these people. you know, fortunately, i'm in a position where i can help. so this year i helped. >> there are more stories than we could possibly tell. that's what is so impressive about meeting manna supporters and volunteers. they are special, but they aren't unique, the people all over the area whose stories go mostly untold. donating, volunteering, helping, just for goodness sake. i'm bill anderson really? really? really? really? really? really? see zero in a whole new way. get zero down, zero deposit, zero first month's payment, and zero due at signing on select volkswagen models. now with the people first warranty. >> taking you live to new york city preparing for the big macy's thanksgiving day parade set to kick off this morning 9:00 a.m. great to have you with us, we actually take you back to new york city in the 9:00 hour. get an update with the float, what to expect, what's new this year, and of course a massive crowd they're expecting. that's still a heed here at 5:00 hour on good day. great to have you with us on this thanksgiving, as soon as thanksgiving comes to an end, it is onto "black friday." and the many deals, right? so we took to you pennsylvania, new jersey, let's talk about delaware, the malls there, they're getting ready. the dover mall will be open from 6:00 a.m. until 1:00 a.m. christianna and concord malls will be open from 6:00 a.m. to >> after a day of traveling comes day of eating. many turkeys in the oven right now, if you're a procrastinator, buy one of those frozen birds, you better put it in some cold water and put it in water for the next ten hours, the mash potatoes, green beans, stuffing, mac and cheese, all of the good stuff. we take you across the delaware vale, where one place is cooking up some delicious birds, another place offering some deals you won't finds anywhere else. great to have you with us this thanksgiving. mike, good morning to you. happy thanksgiving. >> are you a big turkey guy? >> i am a big turkey guy, i wasn't going to cook it this year, at the soup

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