the boys father mother and sister are still in the hospital. as investigators try to figure out what went wrong. let's get out to jeff cole who's life in schwenksville for us tonight. jeff? >> reporter: iain, a make shift memorial is rising outside of the dark and blackened lukens family home. early morning fire likely powered by heavy winds has claimed the lives of young lukens boys. just after 5:00 on a blustery morning flames and smoke can be seen rising from the summit of a two-story home. fire crews arrived to find brian lukens, his wife tracy and nine-year-old daughter sophia out of the home. but sons brian, jr., 11 and parker six remain inside where they perish. >> you know he did everything he possibly could to get his boys out of the home. so it's just absolutely tragic and i can't imagine the pain. >> reporter: by daylight state and local fire investigators were inside and out of the wooden structure built in 1960. brian lukens a deputy montgomery county sheriff bought his family home six years ago. >> unfortunately, there were two juvenile males that were located on the second floor deceased. the cause of this fire is unknown at this time. >> reporter: dave about man who help the lukens roof their house woke up to the tragedy. >> i seen flashing. i thought it was like an ambulance out here or something. and it wasn't an ambulance. that place was on fire. i heard a couple of explosions. >> reporter: by midday investigators were seen handling scorched wire and set aside blackened portable heater while rivals were taken from a locker kyle bolder had seen brian, jr. on field trip here on the right just last week. >> what are you telling your boys? >> you know, we gave them a big hug this morning. my wife broke the news to my s son. and he broke down immediately. >> reporter: brian lukens, czar veteran of the iraq war has been treated for burns. he has survived. his wife has survived as his their nine-year-old daughter. friends have set up a gofundme account for the stricken family. live in schwenksville, montgomery county, i'm jeff cole, fox 29 news. folks? >> all right, jeff, thanks. we are getting a statement now from the school the two boys attended it reads in part "the perkiomen valley school district community was deeply saddened to learn this morning about the death of two schwenksville element row school students from a house fire". grief counselor are on hand for students. tonight philadelphia police are trying to track down two people wanted for a deadly hit-and-run in tacony. police say the driver of a toyota car role la slammed into another car overnight at distant and torresdale. the impact launched a passenger in that car 30 feet into the a air. the 33-year-old died. two other passengers in the same car have minor injuries. the driver and passenger in the first car raced a way from the scene. east stroudsburg these three face murder charges accused of killing a delivery driver on the job. on monday right around 1:00 a.m. the victim 58-year-old richard la bar was delivering pizza and cinnamon sticks. police say the whole thing was a setup. investigators say these 330-year-old caroline carmona, 21 yeared valider roberts and 17-year-old israel bar rows shot and robbed them. all three face charges as adul adults. surprising good news in the wake of that sunday night crash in delaware county that injured four nuns. fox 29 has learned that two of the four injured women are already out of the hospital which is hard to believe when you see the crash itself. it's just horrific. our bruce gordon joins us after meeting with the nuns provincial superior, bruce. >> reporter: that's right, lucy she's in town from suburban chicago to pay visit to the injured nuns, ton provide us with the first real update on the crash victims. that update may leave you stunned and just may be inspire. sister barbara jean looks at this mangled buick and expresses gratitude. >> it's almost like god's hand was there. >> extreme gratitude. >> because when you look the the pictures of the car, i think it's a miracle that these sisters escaped with their lives. >> reporter: four nuns all sisters of the holy family of nazareth returning to northeast philly from longwood gardens when their car was rapid head on by a vehicle that crossed the double yellow lines on route 322 in bethel township delaware county all four nuns plus that other driver were trapped in their cars for half an hour while emergency responders worked to free them. >> for the first two days it was touch and go. not knowing how severe those injuries were. >> reporter: sister barbara jean paid a hospital visit tuesday and says despite cuts, bruises and broken bones -- >> they told me they're really doing better every day. their injuries are not life threatening. we are so grateful. >> reporter: at this pope expectation of a full recovery? >> yes, yes, a full recovery for all of them. >> reporter: among the injured nuns, sister mary anthony. >> this is a jelly doughnut delay. >> a double jelly doughnut del delay. >> that's for you. >> you met her back on november 7th on "good day philadelphia" kids at her school christ the king staged a tribute to military veterans ahead of holiday. sister barbara jean says kids and their families touched by the nuns have reached out to express their support in this time of need. >> god can bring good out of anything, and i believe he will do that. >> reporter: those bethel firefighter who helped rescue the sisters, they were working with santa claus in local neighborhoods that night trading candy canes for donated toys when the accident detoured them. for kids, no, that's not two santas. you're seeing double. sister barbara jean, well, she's seeing nation time of need. >> gave the gift of themselves. >> reporter: not a bad gift. >> not bad gift. >> reporter: that accident of course still being investigated. again, authorities say it was the other driver a 21-year-old delaware county man who crossed the line into oncoming traffic and caused that wreck nom word yet on whether criminal charges will be filed. lucy? >> thank you very much, bruce. we're following developing story sources telling us that carson wentz has had surgery to repair his torn acl that it happened in pittsburgh this morning. the eagles quarterback injured his knee during the game sun night night in los angeles. head coach doug pederson says wentz is out for the season. our kristen rodgers will have more coming up in sports. have you seen this guy? upper darby police say 75-year-old francisco martinez was last seen at his home on the 800 block of providence rotor around midnight. since this picture was taken, he has lost significant weight. new police say martin toes has dementia and is known to walk along oak avenue. in newark, delaware that's correct guys guy in jail after prosecutors say he robbed a 69-year-old man. police say alex evans knocked on the victim's door on paper mill road monday afternoon asking for some food and a drink. so the victim gave him some. evans left. well then police say he returned pushed the victim to the floor and robbed him. evans is now being held pending arraignment. a month long drug investigation in delaware has landed these two behind bars. today police searched through their home on the 1400 block of hold lets corner road in clayton after getting narcotics search warn. they found heroin and pale killers, ammunition and drug paraphernalia. now they face a number of drug charges. all right. prosecutors in the cosmo dinardo case filed paper work to make sure they can go for the death penalty if he doesn't live up to his part of the plea agreement in there murders of four men in bucks county last summer. dinardo and his cousin sean kratz will go before a judge for formal a rain many tomorrow. investigators found the bodies of 19-year-old dean finocchiaro, 22-year-old mark sturgess, 21-year-old tom meo and 19-year-old jimi tarot patrick on his family farm in solebury in july. two people are dead in a shooting at penn state beaver campus near pittsburgh. there are reports that police are investigat investigating ite murder suicide. police say a woman who was a food services worker was shot dead by her estranged husband in a university parking lot. police say the guy turn the gun on himself. that campus is now closed as authorities continue to investigate. republicans on capitol hill are shifting their focus to tax reform with president trump saying they are close to an historic legislative victory. the republican push to reform the tack code faced another hurdle after democratic victory in alabama. members of the tax reform conference committee made up senatorsenators and house membet to discuss the compromise they've been working on. democrats now are calling on senate majority leader mitch mcconnell to hold off on tax reform until newly elected alabama senator doug jones is seated. >> it would be wrong for senate republicans to jam through this tax bill without giving the newly elected senator from alabama the opportunity to cast his vote. >> the gop's goal remains delivering tax reform by christmas. republicans hope to vote on a final package next week. philadelphia city council voting tomorrow on that controversial stop and go bill. one part of the bill would force business owners to take down bullet proof glass inside their stores. the bill trying to help business owners comply with state law by categorizing business licenses as small establishment and large establishment licenses. the bill was introduced by council woman cindy bass in november who claims these stores are nothing but trouble in her district. new restaurant specializing in tacos is opening its doors in the city of brotherly love but its name is raising some eyebrows much what's behind all the controversy. your weather authority is tracking frigid temps and snow. kathy's full forecast coming up much kristen washington you got yes. >> nick foles is leading the eagles again and his teammates had some pretty strong reactions to his first practice as the michael: i'm thankful that i'm alive and have a second chance. james: i'm thankful for the help and the opportunity that i received. darlene: i'm thankful to be able to help people in crisis. vanessa: i'm thankful that addiction is treatable, and that help is available. christie: new jersey is experiencing a heroin epidemic fueled by opioid painkillers. but if you or someone you love is struggling with addiction, i want you to know: we are here for you. this holiday season, choose help. call 844 reach nj or visit reachnj.gov. but having his parents over was enlightening. ♪ you don't like my lasagna? 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[ both laugh ] here, blow. blow on it. you see it, right? is there a draft in here? i'm telling you, it's so easy to get home insurance on progressive.com. progressive can't save you from becoming your parents. but we can save you money when you bundle home and auto. new mix can restaurant about to open in center city but not everybody is happy about it. when it opens it will serve up tacos. >> with a sized politics. brad sattin shows you why some people say the restaurant's name is lacking good taste. >> reporter: there's bit of controversy here on broad street over new mexican restaurant. it has nothing to do with the food. in fact it hasn't even opened yet. it has everything to do with the restaurant's name that the owner is now defending. the owner owns the cafe of south philly coffee shop. he moved to the us with his parents from albania 17 years ago, graduated from lasalle, runs the restaurant and also works in real estate but it's his latest venture that's raising eyebrows. >> little bit of controversial top become. >> reporter: new restaurant interior isn't finish yet the comments range from disgusting to grossly incentive. all over the name. >> the name of the establishment is illegal tacos. >> reporter: tacos so i was then tis mexican he says they should be illegal. his pitch line notwithstanding there is of course another meaning. >> directly connected to the political climate towards the immigration system. >> reporter: but he insists his message is one of inclusion. >> the message that i'm trig to get out we stand with those people. i mean, i made it public, illegal tacos. here we are. >> reporter: his friends and co-workers say he surrounds himself in diversity and is an immigrant himself. >> our office is very diverse. i'm puerto row can. we have italians, we have, you know, different races. different sexual orientations. we accept everybody. >> reporter: is he anti immigrant? >> absolutely not. he has a coffee shop in south philadelphia probably 90% of the people who come into the coffee shop are immigrants. >> reporter: but one facebook post put it, being an immigrant does not excuse from you being offensive and racist. his response is, come on in. >> everybody is welcome here. everybody is going to come over here. they're going to get to know me and fall in love with the place and come here every day. >> reporter: but until then as this passerby puts it -- >> it's 2017 everything is a controversy. >> reporter: there's no official openin opening date fos restaurant yet but they're hoping to start serving food before the end of the year. on broad street, brad sattin, fox 29 news. ♪ let's check on your fox 29 weather authority now. look at freezing wilmington, delaware, if that bitterly cold tepp hers aren't enough, snow is on the way as kathy breaks it all down in just 15 seconds. what week. first we have brutally cold wind chills now we're talking about cold temperatures and really like a pack powder snow coming in. it's all about the timing with this particular event. the temperatures 28. the wind chill is 17. if you're going out tonight, layer up. it doesn't take much wind to drive those wind chills down. feels like 23 in pottstown. 19 in wilmington and millville. 15 in reading. and it feels like four in the poconos. here's a look at the winds gusting to about 40 miles an hour earlier in philadelphia right now gusting to 20. so not as bad. here's our clipper. our clipper is coming from canada, of course, and clipper meaning very fast-moving low pressure system. it will pass to the south and we're going to see some snow. rule of thumb in meteorology across pennsylvania and heading into philadelphia bring us about a coating to couple inches of snow. occasionally they can bring isolated higher accumulations. now as we go hour by hour, with this, you can see the clouds roll in and by 10:00 o'clock it's snowing everywhere but trenton. and then this is going to pivot, going to swing through norristown, trenton, allentown the poconos by about midnight, 1:00 a.m. then it's pretty much out of here by 7:00 a.m. but it's going to be so cold that everything is going to stick on any type of untreated surface. so please be aware of that. we know the buses have to be brushed off in the morning. the cars do. so it will be a slow go for your morning rush. as we look ahead to the accumulation a coating to an inch through south jersey and delaware. philadelphia to the north and west. one to 2-inches in some spots i think we could be seeing some higher accumulations. up to 3-inches perhaps in the hillier terrain of bucks county. let's take look at the advisory. we do have winter weather advisory for one to 2-inches of snow in that area to the north and west of philadelphia. including philadelphia county and this goes through tomorrow morning even though i think by sunrise everything will be out of here. take look at the temperatures overnight. 14 in the poconos. 24 in allentown. 28 in philadelphia. millville 24. the last time it snowed, temperatures were in the 30s. so it was that wet snow but with temperatures in the 20s, it's going to be definitely powdery and easy to brush off the car. you can almost below the snow off the car. 38 degrees tomorrow. but falling throughout the day with a northwesterly wind at about ten to 15. that will keep the little bit chill in the air as well. a chance of afternoon snow showers for friday. it's like the snow that wouldn't end. saturday 38. sunday rain for a change. rain or wet snow for your monday. especially in the morning and then tuesday is quiet and pleasant and wednesday looking good. remember we start tomorrow morning at 4:00 a.m. "good day philadelphia" we'll have the very latest we have bob kelly, we have scott williams. they've got you covered for the am. kristen, are you ready for the snow? good i am ready. i've have my jacket and my boots, my scarf, i'm good to go kathy. you have prepared me well. eagles said they have confidence in nick foles now he look like he's proving it coming up a look at his first practice as the starter and why doug pederson says the team is rallying behind him and of course the latest on carson ♪ carson wentz rehab starts now. he had surgery today in pittsburgh on his torn acl. so he's officially on the road to recovery. meanwhile nick foles took over qb duties today at practice he told mow yesterday that he's going to be relying on his teammates to help ease the transition and the eagles say it was a smooth day of work ou outs validated their confidence in him. >> it was good. iyman it wasn't bad. great experience. nick is pro bowl quarterback much he's a veteran. been in the league six years. he's been there before. >> he's been great much he's very vocal. making sure he's asking questions. how were we doing it? what the nuances that, you know, aren't really maybe talked about or discussed? um, that you have with the different quarterbacks. i think nick and eye's communication was really good and we'll be on the same page sunday. >> doug pederson worked with nick foles back when he was rookie and pederson says they always knew he was going to be smart quarterback now with more experience he says he's not surprised that the eagles are responding so well to him. >> great example was in the fourth quarter the game the other day. he comes in. and nobody -- nobody blinks. you know, nobody bats an eye. there was no -- there was no hesitation. that's just the confidence the guys have in nick. >> brent celek missed practice for a great reason he and his wife welcome baby boy named otto into the world he's name after brent's wife's grandfather. so a big congrats to the proud papa. it will be big sun today we've got fox 29 "game day live" at 10am. then the eagles trying get first round bye with win over the giants and capping it all off the fox 29 post game report. it is a can't miss day. nothing better than big five basketball and a great matchup tonight. the new number one villanova taking on temple. nova has 121 straight city games but the owls pulled big upsets already this season. tip off is at 7:00. well let me out! that's what the vegas golden nights playing was screaming last night as he tried to exit the penalty box but the officials didn't think his time was up. he finally was able to get up but then there's another scuffle with the official. i guess it. he was trapped in glass case of emotion. [ laughter ] >> he couldn't get out. >> they should have let him out. he served his time. get out of there. >> we wear our emotions on sleeve. that's our glass case. >> this is glass right here. >> tonight at ten on fox 29 ne news. only rosa are fired. the former reality tv star turned presidential aid fill physically remove from the white house grounds. tonight new details about what she may have done that ended her time at 1600 pennsylvania avenue. join us at 10:00 to find out about that. >> strike two if it's true. >> right. >> all righty. and look at that blue mountain. >> you got to love it. >> snow, baby, snow. >> perfect weather to make show snow. the natural stuff is coming about one to 2-inches of snow coming across the delaware valley. we're looking forward to that. it begins between 8:00 and 9:00 it will be snowing in philadelphia by 10:00. so tonight at 10:00. we'll be talking about it. >> usually when we get that cloud cover it gets warmer perhaps. >> a little bit. in the seven day. >> little bit apparently. that does it for us here at 6: 6:00. >> thanks for watching. up next it's page six, dish nation at 7:00, and tmz at 7:30. we'll see you right back here at 10:00. michael: i'm thankful that i'm alive and have a second chance. james: i'm thankful for the help and the opportunity that i received. darlene: i'm thankful to be able to help people in crisis. vanessa: i'm thankful that addiction is treatable, and that help is available. christie: new jersey is experiencing a heroin epidemic fueled by opioid painkillers. but if you or someone you love is struggling with addiction, i want you to know: we are here for you. this holiday season, choose help. call 844 reach nj or visit reachnj.gov. right now on page six tv. who just revealed that george clooney gave 14 of his friends $1 million each. what's behind the shocking new allegations behind chef mario battaly and when did rihanna do her own customer service for her beauty line and legendary producer swiss beatz and all of the answers right now on page six tv. welcome to "page six tv," i am john fugel stein and taking us inside the headlines is page six tv and your reporter carlos grier along with variety writer and bevy smith. here are today's top stories. george clooney will pay you $1 million for being his friend. elizabeth? >> this is a true story,

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