a window of a row home. >> friday night breaking news as fire spreads from home to no southwest philadelphia and senior citizen suffered serious burns and broken bones that scramble to escape and he was not the only one hurt.

"action news" dann cuellar arrived open the scene 68 and wood land in the past hour and dan you have the latest. >> it's about quite a nights in southwest philadelphia on 68 near wood land and you can see behind me firefighters remain on the scene keeping an ion things. they were going through the charredry mains ever three row homes to make sure that no one was left trapped inside that does into the pier to be the case now and three people were injured in this inferno including two people, 70-year-old man and woman who had to jump for lives from second floor windows to escape the fire officials say the fire began 9:14 and quickly spread to two adjacent row homes. dispatch called for a full box that sent firefighters and equipment to get the job done and pulled a second alarm. they did not need a second alarm and put the fire under control

9:41 this evening and again three people injured. here's chief executive officer clifford gillly among that. >> at the time we understand we have two residents that jumped from the rooftop. those are two he of the three transported. >> now "action news" was at the hospital of the university of pennsylvania when the 70-year-old man was taken there by ambulance. we understand he suffered a number of burns we don't know if they broke any bones when he jumped from the window and again a woman jumped from her life from second floor window and we do not know the except of her injuries. she's also at the hospital of the university of pennsylvania tonight along with a third residents that suffered injuries from the inferno. jim the nature of the fire what caused it, all under investigation now by the fire marshalls office and no fire fooringters were injured and they do not suffer particular problems combating this fire. that's the latest from here.

i'm dann cuellar "channel 6 action news" in southwest philadelphia, monica. >> thank you dann. >> the philadelphia fire department is striving for a safer 2015 after fire fatalities rose last year. it shows more people died in fires in 2014 than any year since 2011. 32 people died in fires last year compared to 24 people in 2013. which was record low for the city. that is 33% increase. now about half the deaths occurred in properties that did not have working smoke detectors and injuries rose as well. 176 people were hurt in fires last year compared to 169 the year before. highest number since 2010. >> new jersey state police investigating a three-vehicle accident in cumberland county involving two of own. chopper6hd overhead shortly before 9 p.m. in the area of route 77 and big oak road upper deerfield township. it appears two trooper vehicles

and civilian vehicle were involved. one of the troopers was taken to the hospital for care. the other trooper and civilian driver are being treated at the scene. >> and the first weekends ever 2015 won't be blue skies and mild temperatures like december. cold rain and i wintry mix make for messy morning tomorrow. cecily what's the early word from accuweather. >> monica the first storm of 2015 will be wet. not white. the reason why. stormtracker 6 double scan showing low pressure that i'm tracking is over eastern texas and this is same low that brought to snow to southern california. with circulation of that low ahead of it you get the winds out of the south and behind it went out of the north pulling out the cold air that low prerk you're will track across the great lakes. that means we're on the east side of the storm or warm side of the storm. that said there's cold air at

the surface that could be a little mix in north and west subushdz and a winter weather advisory lancaster county 7:00 tomorrow morning and poconos beginning noon poconos will see snow moving to sleet and freezing rain and all over terrain. this storm system is pulling in quickly. by 11:00 moisture is here. philadelphia areas south and east. it's all rain again you can see the mix as we head into the afternoon. across the board it changes over to rain event. it gets heavier and then on sunday temperatures are going to soar to near record levels. i'll talk about that in the full accuweather forecast. >> you can track the rain as it moves to our area this weekend with stormtracker 6 app it 2k3weu6z you hour by hour and extended accuweather forecast. >> more developing news tonight as authorities release a new clue in the search for killer behind the wheel. it was december 23 when a woman

was run over on state road in holmesburg just two hours ago police released surveillance of hit-and-run vehicle. sharee williams is live at the accident investigation division to show us that accident, hi sharee. >> reporter: hey, monica, and in this video, it's a step of the right direction for this investigation. police wanting to get these images out there. they admit this video clip is brief and a bit grainy but they believe the vehicle has a district shape and they think someone will recognize it. >> it appears to be older model vehicle. very much like you see in holder movie. >> days after a deadly hit-and-run a new clue for philadelphia police to work with. and this surveillance video was captured from a business along state road in the holmesburg section tuesday december 3. and that night theresa posey was attempting to cross state road in 8100 block and made it to center lane when police say

the driver of this older model pickup truck struck her and kept going. this video was captured just seconds after. >> it appears to be a very much older model. we still can't tell if it's a tow truck but it has older body vehicle. >> it has unique shape similar to 1960s style. they hope someone will recognize it and call in. >> we never stop looking or investigating. but the sooner we get informing the peter we're asking for the public's help. >> "action news" spoke with the posy family after deadly hit-and-run. this grieving mother hopes the driver is caught. >> if anybody can please help, if you're a mother you will know what i'm going through . >> that mother's pain so evident of course this accident happening two days before christmas. detectives telling us they feel confident that vehicle is indeed striking vehicle and they say

there was evidence left at the scene possibly from the turn signal that they believe belongs to that vehicle and of course if you know anything give police a call. we're live in brewerytown sharee williams "channel 6 action news." >> monica. >> thank you sharee. >> two arrests are madeed in another deadly auto pedestrian accident it two took months for charges to be filed it happened october 4 in camden. benjamin cortez ramos was killed crossing the road. tonight 47-year-old mary camden is facing death by auto. toxicology said he had blood alcohol level of over .2. >> 18-year-old michael shelly surrendered today for a wreck that killed a teen aimer boarding a school bus. the 16-year-old victim's name was minete zeka.

he said he had a hard time seeing out of fogged upwind owes in 1984 bronco that was not registered and had no insurance and had a non-working speedometer and defroster. 32 years steven wod soon was charged with attacking a woman in spring garden parking garage new year's day it happened before 11 a.m. inside a garage 17 and calohill. authorities say woodson followed a 33-year-old victim in the garage robed her and beat her unconscious. >> she was savagely beaten and at one point she said she lost consciousness and when she came to this male was on top going through her pocketbook. >> when she woke up she said he demand she take off her clothes and he sexually assaulted her she managed to break free and yell for help. court records show he has a prior arrest for ludeness and

robbery. the number of murders in camden has been cut more than in half over the last two years. crime statistics tallied for 2015 show 3 people killed in the city once called the murder capitol of usa. that number is nine times the national murder rate. but, it is a significant drop from the 67 homicides in 2012. in the year since the former city police force was resolved and replaced by new camden county police department. that freed up funds to put more officers on the street. and philadelphia police are serving for a man in connection a-er isyes of pharmacy robberies. police issued a warrant for arrest of this man 49-year-old cartel wright also kevin jones and the rite aid city avenue alone has been struck four times since march. police say wright even threatened to shoot a store employee once and that has police very concerned. it looks like as he increases frequency here he

becomes more desperate and if he's desperate and has a gun. >> police believe wright is connected with a number of commercial robberies in and around southwest and west philadelphia over the last year. rite ate is now offering a $5,000 reward for information leading to arrest and conviction. the funeral to today for a little 10-year-old boy struck and killed by a police car was an emotionally draining ordeal for so many that attended and you can see the grief echd on family of face and friends for young matthew mc closkey they laid hem to rest in williams town emergency new jersey. >> i would like to say they're holding up well but they're not. it's tough. >> it's enormous tragedy for everybody in franklinville for all the children. >> well young matthew was on his way it a sleep-over last sunday when franklin township police cruiser struck him as he crossed the road the officer is on paid leave while the gloucester county da office

investigates where whether the light were on and the circumstances of the crash. >> still to come on "action news," does he have a chip on his shoulder. jeff skversky tells us about the handoff in power in the eagles front office. call it carnage hoy way pileup involving three dozen vehicles. and ali gorman spreading answers about new cases of hepatitis a in ham pill ton. >> cecily. >> eye wild weather ride on the way wintry mix rain warmth and cold air mass. >> and president obama is punishing north korea over the sony hack. when "action news" continues tonight

>> snow equals caused a massive

crash on the new hampshire highway. 35 vehicles were involved in two separate pileups. one of the crashes involved a tractor-trailer truck that caught fire after another vehicle slid underneath it. authorities say there were injuries but non-life-threatening. >> recovery teams are showing grim success in vick tilingz of fights asia air 8501 somewhere still snrapd seats and wreckage has been reclaimed like window panel here. teams are battling rainy weather, strong winds and high waves. unfortunately the forecast is not expected to change until sunday. "abc news" is given a look at how the mission control senter is operating in the java sea. >> they're relying on radar, sew >> they're relying on radar, >> they're relying on radar sonar and helicopters looking for debris or recognizable aircraft. >> the flight went done a week ago with passengers on board and

crew of 165 and a flight attendant and 11-year-old boy were recovered. >> the whitehouse fired back at north korea for alleged sign area tack against sony president obama slapped new sanctions on kim jong-un and others. the move is mostly symbolic since north korea is heavily sanctioned with the program. north korea denied doing the cyber tack at all. >> dozens have taken precautions after hepatitis a were diagnosed with mercer county. two got sick and may have unknownly infected others. ali gorman with the latest. >> reporter: about two dozen residents came to ask questions after two more cases of hepatitis a were reported in hamilton township. one of the infected women is

60-year-old part time fitness instructor at the new jersey athletic club in lawrenceville and john k raverty ymca in hamilton. >> i'm a member of the y and interested in finding out why the locale was of the instructor that taught classes. >> she teaches spin and mixed muscle class in mornings and health officials say the risk to members of both gyms have minimal. both facilities are disinfected daily. we feel pretty confident our environment is safe right now. >> hairport salon on south blood hamilton was cleaned today and other infected patient is 53-year-old hairstylist there. >> when i saw hairport i knew i was involved in it. >> this man ronnie stewart got hepatitis a vaccine today. employees and patrons of salon are at greater risk because stylist shared same restroom.

hepatitis a is spread through fecal matter coming in contact with your mouth. both ate at rosea's restaurant and they cannot say for sure if that's where they picked up the virus. hepatitis a is rarely fatal but can cause severe symptoms such as nausea. abdominal pain diarrhea and jaundice. health officials are in the process of contacting anyone at risk for the two any cases if you have questions or concerns you can talk to your healthcare provider or call the health department here at 609-890-3884 reporting from hamilton township ali gorman "channel 6 action news". time to get a look at the weekend accuweather story it will be interesting. >> it will be a wet weekend. viewers have mixed emotion about. it you can't shovel rain but can't play in. it snow makes you excited. >> maybe you. >> makes me excited.

>> stormtracker 6 showing dry out there tonight. this is the camp before the storm. and it's a cold night. most areas rop dropping down into the 20s. allentown 20 trenton 29, philadelphia international airport reporting 34 degrees right now. satellite 6 and action radar tells the story. you can see the plume of moisture headed up. that low pressure will be tracking up to the west. that will track up up to the great lakes and pull in moisture primarily in form of rain. but problem though, when it moves in tomorrow morning, there will be a shallow layer of cold air at the surface and that means some of the moisture will come in the form of sleet and freezing rain. mainly this will be happening right along the pennsylvania turnpike and areas north and west. downingtown, pottstown, reading, allentown quakertown, easton, tomorrow 9:00 in the morning and lunch tlim could be frozen

precipitation. most roads are treated and some areas have slick spots. be careful. future tracker showing around areas philadelphia and east all rain. hereby 11:30 in the morning and by 2:30 frozen precipitation really confined to poconos taken gets heavier on saturday night. what will happen as we head into sunday we get a lull in action from the rain. it's cloudy and damp and not a lot of rain sunday until the cold front moves through late in the afternoon and evening. right along the i-95 corridor it brings us a around of rain and behind that system a return to winter and ahead of the cold front sunday will be warm. future tracker showing generally three-quarters of an inch of rain. falling saturday and saturday night and on sunday temperatures up near record highs. record high 68 setback in 1950

we'll be close. calling for high of 54. don't get used to it. this is one day shot of warm air. the call from accuweather partly cloudy, cold, calm. temperatures into the 20s. the exclusive accuweather 7-day forecast a rainy day. rain arriving by mid to late morning. again a brief mix north and west suburbs. 41 the high. temperature rise overnight into sunday. sunday few periods of rain not as much rain as saturday. warm 64 degrees. but then winter returns monday. windy and colder, 39. on tuesday, clipper will bring us a chance of snow showers. not out of the question a quick 1 to 2" of snow spots and 32 degrees and i will pact this clipper is reinforcing shot of klolder air wednesday, 29, wind chills in the teens. and on thursday, high only 26 degrees and temperatures recover back up to 33 on friday. looks like next chance of snow

will come tuesday night. but that's only going to be maybe inch or two at the most. >> okay. thanks cecily. >> well disney iconic feature film fan takesia came to life in phoenixville chester county . >> the pennsylvania fill harmonic provided live sound track. this is inaugural season for the 80-piece orchestra. don't they sound great? next spring they'll perform off to the movies with john williams from "star wars" to "harry potter". disney is parents company of 6abc.

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not make any threats or denandz meeting this week. roseman will no longer be involved in player evaluations. he'll now primarily manage salary cap and negotiate contracts as vice-president of operations. this comes after lurie says roseman would not change. >> he says he has a good relationship with chip that continues to grow stronger and stronger and there's no demand pan or threats. it's important to find players that match what coaches want to kelly will hire a personnel executive to help him evaluate talent. make no mistake about this tell di continue to have final say on 53 man roster and just about everything else except money. he says i am very confident where we're headed as a team and organization and i continue to

look forward to working with jeff a and howie and this is not a one man operation. well, this is speaking of power players fly power flyers fall behind 41 seconds. into the second period. against carolina eric stall beats staev mason. flyers down 2-0. claw giroux takes a skate to the back of his leg. it looks really bad. giroux is fine. he's probable for the game in new jersey. he says afterwards he was lucky. they need more than luck to win. flyers within one. it's not enough. they fall short again. no luck versus carolina. 2-1. fourth straight loss. we'll be right back

>> like the flyers sixers trying to avoid their fourth straight loss. mike and carter williams struggling big time to try to find his shot. there you go. drain as i three in the second. sixers up 2 at the half. philly native morris burning the team he grusinsky up routing for. sixers lose. the undefeated villanova wildcats with become first team in school history to start 14-0 against seton hall on the road. cat have to scratch and claw their way you to do. it pirates 11-2 and they beat villanova last time they raid in big east tournament. >> we refer to that game in terms of all the things they did well and it's a tough match-up

for us because they're so quick and so effective from the three point line they spread you out and that's what they did last time. >> everyone is now counting on jay they may be the next hope at championship. >> and only hope for a while thank you jeff. >> camden county community held a special homecoming. he returned to collingswood from third deployment in middle east and 29-year-old is c 17 pilot and earned jump rings and alfred said this recent deployment was difficult he's looking forward to getting rest and back to day-to-day routine. welcome home. jimmy himle live is next followed by "nightline". for ducis rogers, jeff skversky, jim gardner and the entire "action news" team i'm monica malpass have a great night and a good weekend.

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