poconos down below 0, 3 degrees below 0. allentown 3 wilmington 9, philadelphia 9, however this was the kicker you factor in the blustery winds the poconos wouldn't want to be skiing the windchill 25 below 0, and in philadelphia it felt like 6 degrees below 0 and despite the sunshine, this time of the year the sun angle is so low it doesn't really warm things up. 18 in philadelphia and millville 18 and only town and reading 15 degrees and trenton 16 degrees, the winds have certainly died down but windchills generally now in the single digits. 7 in philadelphia and 6 in millville and feels like 0 in reading and lancaster. your evening planner, if you are heading out temperatures hover

around 17 degrees and they rise slightly in the overnight hours this is what to expect through the day tomorrow. in the morning could have a snow shower could cause a few problems for the morning commute i don't think it will be widespread, we rise above freezing tomorrow and saturday is back to the bitter cold and next week i am tracking more moderate temperatures. >> thank you cecily. we may not be setting new records today i think you may agree we are too close for comfort of the david henry joins ugs in center city where comfort was hard to come by. things have not changed much with the morning commute and evening commute. if you were frozen stiff get ready for more of the same. >> the sun was shining brightly as commuters headed to work this

morning but not enough to loosen winter's icy grip. >> it hit too quick. >> hopefully summer comes sooner like real soon, i condition take this anymore man. >> people layered on the clothing as they braced against the first real cold snap of the winter it was a challenge for parents as they got the kids out the door and many had extra time as the schools in the area delayed their start times. brian's daughter usually walked to school but not today. >> i had to fight with them they don't want to be dressed for the weather they want to look pretty. >> my boots and several coats. >> warm it up and then drop it off. they have to go in the cafeteria and wait that is good there is nobody outside, it is cold. babely it's cold outside.

stay the night indoors and thaw out the best you can. and more of the same tomorrow morning. david henry, channel 6 "action news." >> we'll show you the upgraded channel 6 weather app, you can post a postcard of the conditions outside of your house and use the #~ abc 6 cold your picture could appear on our news tonight. developing right now philadelphia police have caught the man they say ran over a police officer with his car. chad pradelli is live now with an update. >> reporter: hey shirleen police tell me his name is

dominique fallins, he is wanted for driving over a philadelphia police officer and dragging him a half block. this is the man that drove down the police officer at 32nd and susquehanna. they pulled over the suspect in this chevy impala for a traffic violation. >> the male was the only person inside and was invasive with his answers they ran the tag and it went back to another vehicle. >> the officer ordered him out of the car and he gunned it and the wheels spun out on ice and the officer pulled his weapon and the suspect tried to grab the gun and pull him into the vehicle. he went westbound on susquehanna dragging the officer for a good ways. the officer got off a shot and shattered the driver's side

window and his partner rushed him to temple hospital. and then a manhunt ensued for the suspect. the police located the impala, and helicopters hovered above and the suspect was captured around the corner a little while later. he suffered only a bruised leg. >> a five year veteran 32 years old and is engaged to be married this year and his brother is an officer as well. >> reporter: and police tell me that dominique fallins faces assault and eluding and other charges. chad pradelli, channel 6 "action news" news". >> thank you chad. from the delaware newsroom, police are looking for the person that shot a man in a parking lot on salt creek avenue. that is where police say that they found the 44-year-old victim at 12:15, they think the

man was shot at the china kitchen at dupont highway. someone shot him in the chest multiple times. >> a military veteran died this morning after his house caught fire in philadelphia. the fire broke out at 1:30 this morning on the 1800 block of roseland street. they found lee fletcher on the floor and they rushed him to the hospital where he died a short time later. they don't know how the fire started the house had working smoke detecters. in less than an hour friends and family of shane montgomery will come to see good-bye. his body arrived in manayunk for his viewing, his body was found in the schuylkill river last weekend. the 21-year-old westchester university student was missing since thanksgiving and police

say his death was an accident and his funeral is scheduled for tomorrow. construction on a new inchange will begin eventually. >> they committed $35 million to connect the turnpike with the extension in montgomery county. the project began with an idea in 1999, it will put a new connecter in valley forge and the money is now committed and construction is expected to begin until at least 2018. >> still ahead bill cosby gets back on stage the protests outside and the person that stuck up for him. >> plus, how do you fights a fire when everything is covered in ice. find out what firefighter his to do when their equipment froze over today. we'll tell you about a web chat going on right now the topic is do you leak when you laugh? doctors are taking questions for the next hour. log on to 6abc.com to join the

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here at the big board now with the latest on the sexual abuse allegations again bill cosby, the comedian performed in ontario last night and he got a warm reception inside but outside protesters aimed to shame ticket holders. so far more than 15 women have come forward with claims that the comedian drugged and sexually sexually assaulted them. >> now his tv wife felicia rashad said she defends them. >> she says she did not say forget these women. >> that is not what i said, i said this is not about the

women, this is about the oh split ration about legacy. what happened is declaration in the media of guilt without proof. >> yesterday three more women came forward and cosby's attorneys have fought back against the allegations and so far he has never been charged. a pioneering official says she will retire. barbara boxer a democrat from california has been in the senate since 1993 and served in congress before that. she will leave after her term is over in 2016, her election in 1992 began a new era for women in government, she shared the ethics and environment committees until republicans took control in the last election. wall street continues today

in air big way. the dow spiked 322 points and the nasdaq up 86 and the s&p rose 36 points. fewer americans applied for unemployment benefits last year. the labor department says that applications for unemployment dropped 294,000 last week. the four week average is down 16% over the year and it stayed below 300,000 since september. we'll get a look at the december jobs report tomorrow. we know december was a big month for gun sales they performed 30 million background checks last month. they were up by 300,000 the year before and gun sales surged over all in the last three months of 2014. >> take a look at what the temperatures did to firefighters in indiana. their hats and gloves and other

equipment was more like blocks of ice. they were fighting a fire that damaged three houses and did it in 0 degree weather, the chief said even their radios froze. >> we have great radios and they get wet and frozen and now our communication is down. and we rely on hand signals and what we need to do on the scene. in indianapolis look at what happened when a water main break, everything turned to ice leaving the cars frozen right to the roadway. >> yikes. >> time for the "action news" traffic report. matt pellman is live. >> at least we know we are not alone with the cold misery so much of the country dealing with the temperatures and it's not misery we have a couple of trouble spots one of them mere in king of prussia, on route 202 southbound to get on 422 westbound this would normally be congested any way, and extra

congested because of this crash knocking out the left lane and the tow truck is there and hopefully they will get it out of the way there and penndot remains on the scene and slow going on to 422 this afternoon. a reminder that you don't have the convenience of the valley forge service plaza closed until august, they are reconstructing that plaza if that is where you normally stop for fuel or food, you are out of luck there. a crash at buck county and one in lower merion near bangor road and the one at susquehanna has cleared and plenty of slow speeds in the teens in fact along i-5-. lets grab the ipad and do the commuter report on this thursday afternoon we are getting close it's almost friday 35 miles per hour north of turnpike a pothole in the road in feasterville if you are

traveling on myrtle avenue be careful we don't want you to lose a rim or anything. >> thank you matt. cold weather is not only tough for your body it take a toll on your electronic devices monica malpass is in the newsroom now to explain. >> hi there shirleen everybody knows the affects of cold weather on your car but did you know the frigid temperatures could wreak havoc with your smart phone whether it's an iphone or android device the cold could drain your battery and nydia han will explain how to keep the cold from draining your devices. and now they are participating in a state competition with floral flair. we are working on those stories and more tonight at 5:00. we'll see you and everybody tonight at 5:00. >> nice to see the early signs of spring.

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>> the butter sculpture unveiled today in harrisburg, theme of this year's show, fill a glass with hope. it honors people that get milk into the hands of people that need it most. it honors the dairy farmers that ship milk to dairy formers where it is sold at a discounted price. >> no threat of that butter

melting. >> no it looks pretty solid. >> now it's time for the accuweather forecast. cecily tynan you mentioned there is warmer weather in the offing. >> temperatures get slightly above freezing tomorrow but right now sunshine and high thin clouds have rolled in philadelphia it's only 18 degrees and temperatures in the teen in most of our viewing area except for atlantic city where we hit 20 degrees currently dover 19 and wilmington 19 and reading 15 degrees and the poconos where the windchill was 25 degrees below 0, it's currently 10 degrees and the winds have certainly died down and temperatures in the teens it doesn't take much to create a windchill it feels like 7 in philadelphia and 1 in allentown and 0 in reading and lancaster and 5 degrees currently in trenton. satellite 6 along with action radar showing we have bright

sunshine and blue skies earlier today and you can see how the clouds are beginning to advance from the west. this is ahead of another cold front that brings snow showers across the great lakes near chicago near st. louis and this front is sweeping through in the overnight hours. that will do a few things first of all a few clouds and snow showers in the morning and then drop temperatures on saturday. future tracker showing plenty of clouds in the morning, i think it's a little bit underdone and showing snow showers mainly confined to the poconos and i think they will get farther down to the south and moving into south jersey by 10:00 and off the coast this is what to expect for the morning rush hour. a few snow showers mainly north and west of the city, it's not going to last long but it could bring a quick coating in parts of our region you want to be on the lookout for the morning rush hour. on saturday behind this system it gets cold again 23 degrees and plenty of sunshine this is

a one day shot of cold air temperatures are moderating on sunday the call from accuweather partly cloudy and cold and these temperatures will be hitting these temperatures in the evening hours and rising overnight. the morning rush hour, philadelphia temperatures will be in the 20s. it will actually feel nice compared to today. tomorrow clouds and morning snow showers giving way to afternoon sunshine and 35 degrees, it will be windy tomorrow and windchills generally in the teens and 20s. and the 35 won't feel that great. sunshine and cold and 23 degrees and on sunday back to 36 degrees and clouds with sunshine and monday 39 degrees and that will come with rain and a wintry mix in areas north of philadelphia i'll talk more about that in the full accuweather forecast. >> the couch and i will get to know each other well. >> intimate with your couch in a

nice way. >> parents looking to enroll their little ones in preschool in delaware got to do some one stop shopping they hosted this preschool fair, there was information on hand to help parents and decide where and when to enroll their children. >> we are buzzing next. >> we love how to get away with murder but the people are loving it too, i'll tell you about the big honor for viola davis and angelina jolie and pope francis, a meeting of the two at the vatican. >> what a neat pairing. we thought our cable internet was fast. but, our uploads are half the speed of our downloads so our internet is really half-fast. so half-fast.

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time for the buzz "how to get away with murder" viola davis was named favorite actress at the peoples choice awards in

los angeles, she plays analise keating and she was nominated for an oscar for her role in "the help." it will be back on january 29th. more baby buzz, another baby on the way for actress jennifer love hewitt hewitt and husband brian, welcomed daughter autumn in 2013. they are expecting their second child. and finally the picture garnering a lot of buzz, where the vatican meets hollywood. angelina jolie got a special audience with the pope, the actress and two of her off spring met with the pope to screen her film, "unbroken" you

can see shiloh and zahara there. the pope didn't actually watch the film that tells the story of lewis zambrini you saw angelina jolie with pope francis, it wasn't a formal audience but a brief meeting and something special. >> who knew the pope got advanced screenings of hollywood movies. >> he is the pope. still to come on "action news" at 4:00, a live report on the search for two assassins that massacred 12 people in paris. and a step by step guide to get away with driving drunk he says he is trying to protect drivers plus -- >> if one of your new year's resolutions is to save money i have a website that can help do

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"action news" continues. hello again 4:30 now "action news" continues with a lawsuit filed against united airlines 13 flight attendants were fired for not flying when they felt

unsafe. >> and the moments leading up to a deadly silo collapse and crews are struggling to recover the victim. plus a shocking video of what happens when you don't buckle up. and we begin with another blast of dangerously cold air impacting most of the country. the cold air is spreading to the gulf of mexico and south into montana to the north and meteorologist, cecily tynan is live now at the big board. you have details on that. >> this morning it was brutal tough morning to get out of bed the poconos the windchill dropped to 25 degrees below 0, wrightstown 10 degrees below 0

and philadelphia 9 degrees below 0. fortunately the wins have diminished and philadelphia 18 and only town and reading 16 and millville 14 and along the coast temperatures in the low 20s and the winds have diminished and it feels like 7 in philadelphia and 6 in millville and 0 in reading and lancaster. it's another cold night but not as brutal at least night. future tracker showing through the overnight hours temperatures will be rising as wind shifts out of the west but not nearly as brutal. temperatures in the 20s as we head into the afternoon ahead of a cold front temperatures will be rising briefly above freezing in philadelphia at 2:00, 34 degrees that being said it is going to be a lot more windy tomorrow than today. factor in the winds and windchills tomorrow morning will be in the teens and windchills in the afternoon generally are in the teens and 20s.

saturday temperatures drop again and then i am tracking moderating temperatures. i'll talk about that in the full exclusive accuweather forecast. turning now to an industrial tragic accident in buck county crews are working to recover the body of a worker trapped inside of a collapse silo. nora muchanic is live at the scene with more on the grim task ahead of them. >> reporter: hi there this claches was discovered by a police officer patrolling the area he thought it was snowing but it was it's cement dust blowing through the air, take a look this is as close as we can get officials have brought in large vacuum trucks and they are removing dry cement that buried one of the workers here. this is the scene in bristol after a 100 foot silo filled

with dried cement clapped. trapping tony gilbert underneath. >> we have used fire companies and rescue teams and rescue dogs. >> this is the most technical rescue efforts could you come across in the united states. >> the rescue task force says that with hundreds of pounds of dry concrete collapsing on him like an avalanche unless he found a void space he could not breathe. >> we determine there had was no void space in which to breathe. >> we are in recovery mode and we'll wait now until we find him. he is not dead until they find him. >> john gabriel says he worked on and off there for years

pumping dried concrete into silos from trucks and this is the aftermath of this unexcomplained collapse. the effort is click indicated. the cranes are on site and they are rigging this building and we are working from the top down and digging our way in as condition as low us to. >> back live now osha, the occupational health administration is investigating this collapse emergency crews have brought in lights and officials here is a they will continue to work through the night physical they find tony gabriel's body i'm nora muchanic, channel 6 "action news." >> thank you nora. turning now to the latest on yesterday's massacre in paris france the city of light and love turned into a city of darkness and pain this evening as the iconic eiffel tower dimmed in solidarity, and police are in hot pursuit of two

brothers accused of killing 12 people at a satirical newspaper. >> reporter: nine people are in custody nearly 90 people have been questioned as the manhunt continues in france. the city of lights dimmed the bulbs on the iconic eiffel tower, people are in mourning. 12 people were killed at the satirical paper. charley hebdo. they were targeted in the past for establishing pictures of the prophet muhammad. people gathered with this massachusettsmesage we are not afraid. >> where are you are in the world, this is a tragic event. and i'm going to march on

saturday to show my defiance to murderers and evil fundmentists. >> one suspect turned himself in but the brothers are still on the loose after allegedly opening fire in the paper's offices killing journalists and police officers. this man in northern france says that police are going door-to-door checking every house after two men resembling the suspects robbed a gas station there. and places in the united states are on high alert. >> cartoonists if they are provoked not to do something do it. >> a message of defiance sent with a pen. >> and to underscore that point the remaining staff of the paper says they will establish this week on time 1 million copies that is an increase of 3,000%.

in new york, channel 6 "action news." world news tonight with david muir, will have the very latest on the search for the suspected terrorist and a closer look at who the suspects are that is tonight at 6:30 directly after "action news." the woman accused of setting her neighbor's house on fire appeared in court today. this is 52-year-old donna krup, she is accused of setting fire or ernie morris's home last month. morris and his family were on vacation when the home went up in flames. police say that krup acted in retaliation because morris was somehow involved in her son's prior arrests. a priest accused of child pornography was in a philadelphia courtroom and waived his right to a

preliminary hearing. they say he posed as a girl and posted pornographic pictures of children. he is the vick ar of saint simons in west town township since september of last year. there were frightening moments or kids on the ride to school this morning. chopper 6 hd was over the crash involving a school bus and a silver vehicle, police say that the vehicle rear ended the bus in the bustleton section at 8:30 this morning, there were kids on the bus at the time and two were take and to the hospital for observation. >> still ahead tomatoes and potatoes go together so why not grow them together. >> from outrage to accolades we'll show you the mixed reaction to a viral video that some say teaches people how to get away with drunk driving. >> and a bus driver escapes an

astonishing crash with a life lesson buckle up.

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seatbelt, albuquerque police ran a stop sign and hit a bus and the driver was launched head first through the windshield, he was able to pull himself out of the glass escaping with just bumps and bruises. a large meteorite transformed the night from light to day it zipped through the capital city of buick rest this morning. americans consume 400 million cups of coffee each and every day and many of them do it away from home. if you do it away from a shop or store you may be exposed to

bacteria you weren't expecting. abc news tests milk and containers at different stops in cities 25% had bacteria most of which will not make you sick one had san francisco had some that would sicken someone with a weakened immune system. >> it's not a dangerous environment but it's just not sterile. have you to make sure you are not touching your face or rubbing your nose. >> good advice wherever you go but abc 6 news did not find any virus because most of them do not live on surface as long as bacteria is known to do. a big controversy over a viral video that someone are calling a step by step guide to get away with drunk driving at a dui check point. >> here can you see the driver

approaching the check point with a bag hanging out. >> i remain silence didn't i want my lawyer and the key is to keep the window up. >> the second you open your window they can say they smell alcohol or drugs from the vehicle and the moment that you speak a word they can claim your speech is slurred. >> the officers looking at the bag and the contents inside and they just let the guy dry off, no questions asked. a new york lawyer wrote the guidelines and it's to protect people's rights and people getting wrongly accused of dui. >> two smiley faces and two words, bye bye that are the words that 13 flight attendants saw on a plane and refused to fly on that flight from san

francisco to hong kong, calling the message ominous and scary. bye bye what does that mean. they were fired for refusing to work that day and they are suing to get their jobs back. they saw this as a serious threat and united airlines said they inspected the plane and the drawings on it. and they had to cancel the flight and fired them for insubordination. >> now you can grow your potatoes and the accompanying condiment on one plan. you can harvest cherry tomatoes on the vine while at the same time growing potatoes below the soil it's good for a container or open garden the salt, oil and fryer is sold separately.

>> we were just about to ask about that. >> it's genius now they can come up with a pizza tree. lets get another check of the roads right now. >> matt pellman is in the traffic center. i would be one of the first investors. good evening brian and shirleen we are catching up after a crash on 95 it's cleared out of the way northbound side by cotman avenue but the delays linger 36 minutes and worse on the southbound side at 37 minutes and can you see why it's extra heavy, the sun glare out there. we are not arguing with sunshine out there. we need every bit we can get. a crash at roxborough avenue by murphy's tavern and the perogie kitchen. and we are watching a crash in hatfield, 309 bethlehem pike by

carver candies and our wreck at bucks county near tollgate road as cleared. and again we are seeing sun glare and backup forever people getting on the westbound side of 422 and lets talk about our mass transit situation all trains make all stops. the good news is if are you standing on the platform the train is not going to go flying by and will make all stops because of the weather. and sports express strains to get to the flyers match-up. patco looks good and transit is honoring cross tickets because of the weather. >> lets take a live look outside now sky 6 hd is looking live at philadelphia international airport meteorologist cecily tynan, is standing by with the exclusive accuweather forecast.

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well, snakes are typically used to unclog toilets but not the kind found in one san diego office building yes a real snake was the source of the clog. disgusting. and a worker noticed the water level was high, instead of risking the overflow he grabbed a plunger and went to work and then he saw the flicker of a snake's sung. a 5 1/2 foot boa constrictor was hanging out in the pipes. it was abandoned by its owner and is being cared for at an animal shelter and we all have constipation from that story. >> not going to the bathroom ever again. it feels like a snake is biting

you out there. >> that is a nice segue. they don't bite we did have biting winds though. looking at old city today. this is a great shot, the rear view of the merchants exchange building that houses the philadelphia headquarters of the national park service and blue skies and clouds have rolled in and stormtracker 6 live double scan showing a dry afternoon and it may be working tomorrow morning as we have some snow showers and flurries moving through the morning rush hour, our morning low 9 degrees, it felt colder than that because of windchills and the record low is 2 degrees, not record breaking cold our high is 19 degrees, that number will be rising and temperatures will be getting a little bit warmer as we head through the overnight hours. millville 18 and trenton 16 and

philadelphia 18 and wilmington 19 degrees and the winds have died down from last night. last night we had wind gusts up to 35 miles per hour. currently they are sustained from the west and 35 in philadelphia and 8 in trenton and with relatively light winds we have windchills in the single digits you need to stay bundled up. satellite 6 along with action radar showing clouds now and the i-95 corridor still clear in south jersey and these clouds will roll in in the overnight hours, ahead of a cold front pushing through tomorrow morning. satellite 6 along with action radar showing we have snow showers near chicago that will likely be rolling through tomorrow, future tracker is showing as we head through the overnight hours it clouds up and this shows clouds near the poconos and they will get closer to the south tomorrow morning and move to south jersey at 10:30 and we clear out and the

return of sunshine and that morning snow shower could cause a quick coating north and west of the city it's going to be a fast moving thing and will not amount to much and the temperatures spike warmer before the next cold front moves in on saturday. a few morning snow showers and afternoon sunshine and 35 degrees though and it's blustery and windchills in the teens and 20s. north shot of arctic air, 22 degrees and loads of sunshine and bitter again that will only last for one day. the exclusive accuweather forecast morning clouds and perhaps a few snow showers and 35 degrees and windchills in the teens and 20s and saturday bright sunshine and cold, 23 degrees and then on sunday clouds and sunshine and a high of 36 monday 39 degrees and a system will bring us rain in philadelphia and a mix of rain and snow and partly sunny on tuesday and 37 on wednesday and

37 thursday the potential for a bigger storm for rain or snow shower and a high of 39 degrees, we'll briefly hit above the freezing point tomorrow but it won't feel that way because of the winds. >> sunday we will though. we have that to look forward to. thank you cable. for the slower internet upload speeds. for making me wait longer to share my photo albums. thank you cable, because if we never had you... we wouldn't know the incredible difference verizon fios makes. the numbers don't lie. in customer satisfaction studies, fios is rated #1 in internet speed and reliability, and hd picture quality. get a fios triple play online at an amazing price guaranteed for two years and get a $400 bonus with a two year agreement. hurry! it's your last chance! this offer ends january 17th. call the verizon center for customers with disabilities at 800.974.6006 tty/v

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bone disease that makes him unable to carry his own shell the doctor had to get resourceful, and he thought of lego toys and came up with this wheelchair. blaze is more mobile than ever before. watch out he is coming for you. >> what a resourceful guy. >> that does it for "action news" at 4:00, for alicia vitarelli shirleen allicot, cecily tynan i'm brian taff. woe are back tonight for a full hour of "action news" at 10:00 on phl 17. "action news" at 5:00 is next.

"action news" delaware valley's leading news program. with jaime apody, meteorologist, cecily tynan, rick williams and monica malpass. >> hat cover alls, have to have it all. >> absolutely today is the day you don't want to leave an inch of skin uncovered. the temperatures have left it nearly unbearable to be outside. the winter chill brought painfully cold weather to the

delaware and lehigh valleys. health reporter ali gorman is live with more on the risk of frostbite but lets begin with cecily tynan with the latest from accuweather. >> hi rick and monica it doesn't feel that bad out here now compared to this morning. temperatures nose dived to this morning the coldest of the season. 10 degrees below zero and wilmington and philadelphia down to 9 degrees, then factor in the blustery winds and windchill got your attention the windchill in the poconos 25 degrees below 0, not a good morning to be skiing and allentown 9 below and atlantic city 11 below and philadelphia the morning windchill 6 degrees below 0. despite a good amount of sunshine, temperatures have not recovered much, generally in the teens, philadelphia 17 and allentown and