>> good morning, it is 7:00 a.m., sunday, january 11, nydia is off, alicia vitarelli joins us. the action cam is live in olney rain and freezing rain is moving our way and the timing could not be worse for your monday commute. >> developing overnight a woman makes a very grisly discovery three people murdered inside a philadelphia home. >> a live picture out of paris as large crowds are gathering, france is standing up against terrorism, the french president right there we'll have that and another big rally for you in just a moment. trouble brewing in the forecast, roads could get icy right in time for monday morning's rush hour. sky6 live hd taking a live look for us over center city. a little another cold morning we're tracking that winter mix it's clear right now. meteorologist chris sowers is outside in the frigid temperatures it's not going to

stay clear for longer. >> reporter: you know, eva earlier i said it's not windy out here, it feels better this morning, no, it doesn't. it's cold out here, it's not as harsh. with a lot until you see the numbers, it's just as bad temperature-wise. it's a clear morning throughout the area, but we have high, thin clouds starting to sneak in from west to east pushing across the western suburbs. take a look at what it's doing to the temperatures. fleetwood, 14, look at kennett square, they are down to 9. 7 in oxford. 17 in levittown. south and east, we go, temperatures are colder. it's clear in hammonton, they are down to 4. gandys beach buena 7 degrees glassboro, 9. woodbine 8 degrees. we have cold conscious this morning, we're going to moderate

this afternoon. 18 degrees by 8:00. 10:00 a.m. 25, by 1:35. and 4:00 p.m. 38 degrees. now the freezing mark is 32 so that he is about 6 degrees above average, it's only 89 second time this week that we've seen temperatures above average. this will start a moderating trend. now, in order to get into that mild air consistently we'll see a storm system pull through that's a pattern changer. that won't happen until after the morning commute with the cold air in place that means sleet and freezing rain first thing tomorrow morning. i'll talk about how much we get across the area in future tracker, i'll have that in the seven-day forecast when i come back in ten minutes. >> wake up with matt tam david and karen the "action news" morning team they will have you covered with the latest forecast road conditions and school delays or closings should they come in. developing right now a gruesome crime scene in philadelphia's mayfair section.

three people were found dead at a home in the 4600 block of vista street. police tell "action news" that the girl friend of a victim made the discovery. one victim was found laying face down in the kitchen. the other two were shot on the couch. all the victims were shot in the head execution style. the gunman or gunmen are still on the loose. police are working to piece together the crime scene at this hour. gunfire broke out at a birthday in the nicetown section of the city. it happened outside reflections bar. police say an argument started on the sidewalk around 1:30 when a person grabbed a gun and shot two young men and a woman. the woman was shot in the mouth she is the most seriously injured. police have not announced any suspects or said if all of the victims were targets. police are looking for a

delaware mother after they don't children were found safe, 4-year-oldte hamilton were found safe with cortes hamilton senior. last night state police spotted the man's suv in jasper. they found inside hamilton senior and the two children. they have not found their mother. kenneth moten will have the latest in the next half-hour of "action news." >> let's take you to france, first a live look at a crowd that is beginning to gather there. it is tremendous crowd. the country, of course, going through it's own 9/11 aftermath and like americans poised to stand up and say say no to terrorism. the big rallies continue. this morning they continue with hundreds of thousands of people, possibly a million gathering for

that unity rally in paris world leaders you saw video earlier already there by their side contempting extremism two thousand police officers have been deployed in addition to tens of thousands guarding synagogues mosques and schools and other sites. the nation is hunting an accused terror accomplice who is still on the run. >> reporter: the most wanted woman in the world is on the lam french authorities say hayat boumeddiene a member of the sleeper cell that killed 12 people at a newspaper in paris and held others hostage is at large. days before the attack she fled to spain and made a stop in turkey before slipping into syria. >> the reason she may have wanted to go to syria was to have sanctuary there. >> reporter: the 26 was not always an islamic radical seen

here holding a cross bow. she is seen here in a about a bikini. the same streets a much different scene thousands gathering for a vigil in a heavily jewish partly of town, one man said the incident won't stop them from living their lives. >> if you stay you have to confront diversity to confront antiism -- antisemitism we'll go on exercising our jewish lives freely. >> reporter: senior u.s. intelligence officials say the charlie hebdo attackers were supported by jihadi network that reached into yemen and syria. >> meanwhile we're learning about new video showing the gunman that ceased hoss --

seized hostages in the paris grocery store. the verified video shows giving a speech in front of islamic state emblem. now, coming up this morning on "good morning america" at 8:00. george stephanopoulos will breakdown how the terror attacks abroad affect national security here in the united states. >> attorney general kathleen kane said she is being railroaded by republican men with political grudgeses. a grand jury recommended she be charged with purjury and other criminal offenses. the accusation claimed the first term democrat leaked secret grand jury testimony to a

newspaper. >> she is innocent of illegal leaks. she was truthful at all times when she testified before the grand jury. >> davis maintains kane never knowingly disclosed any secret grand jury investigation information and she will not step down. the grand jury information is in the hand of elite is a if you -- lisa furman. governor chris christie will be at the cowboys showdown. this time he is paying his own ticket and airfare. jones bought tickets and airfare for several games.

the governor has awarded a lucrative contract awarded to a company co-owned by jones. all this is amid his consideration for a presidential bid. >> open house is scheduled from noon to 3, 100 main street. officials cut the ribbon yesterday. it's a sprawling 285,000 square feet. the courthouse is bigger in part because bucks county has grown. the judges move into the center city in a week, if you are going to the tour, take advantage of the free public parking at broad and union streets in the borough. more than $150 million on the line in powerball. that's not the only big jackpot on the line. >> a rally is being held to support police at the birth place of freedom in

philadelphia. annie mccormick was there. she has that ahead. the buffalo area gets so could -- socked with another big snowstorm. >> reporter: it's cold out there this morning temperatures in the single digits and teens. a winter weather advisory goes into effect tonight with the arrival of sleet and rain. i'll have all the details chik right back. if you come

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temperatures are colder at this point. >> how is the beach? >> reporter: the beach is cold. cape may nobody is out on the beach, the numbers are down into the single digits across south jersey that's an icy cold shot of cape may. storm tracker 6 live double scan crystal clear you will not see anything out there after tonight. that's when the moisture starts to move on in. it's a quiet finish for the weekend, it turns a little bit dicey tomorrow morning. 16 in philadelphia. dewpoint 9. winds out of the southeast at 3 miles per hour. 7 in millville. there's area in western atlantic county. hammonton is down to 4. philadelphia, 16. wilmington 13, reading about 12. windchill wise you note there's not much change here from the actual air temperatures to the windchill. winds are generally 2 to 4 miles per hour, so, again not much of a breeze. a little bit of cloud cover moving west to east, this is a

precursor of things to come. after midnight the moisture is that right to move in from southwest to northeast. for today we'll see the gradual increase in clouds future tracker shows the clouds thickening overnight. by 8:00, you will see more out there than what the model is showing. you'll see the mix west of philadelphia from the delaware river points north and west, maybe icing across western portions of salem gloucester and burlington counties. from that point south and east it's mainly rain. 10:30, at that point that's when most temperatures will go above freezing. we'll get the five hour window 5:00 to 10:00 we'll get that period of icing and everybody goes over to cold plain rain. everybody is below 32 at at that point. 6:30 32. 9:30 most areas at 32 or

slightly below. a couple of areas above it at that point. we get into the afternoon hours that's when most of the area gets above the freezing mark whatever ice you do see are will start to melt. this is the precip type for monday starting out as a wintry mix, when i say wintry mix i mean sleet and freezing rain, eventually going over to rain. mainly rain in south jersey and delaware. you'll have snow up in williams pormt. the timing on this is lousy because it's it's moves in for the morning commute. it's generally under a quarter of an inch. most areas are below a tenth of an inch. it doesn't take much ice to produce slick spots. sleet and freezing rain monday morning, north and west of the city and in the city, as well.

the main arteries will be wet the back roads and sidewalks anything untreated it could become slippery. monday 38 degrees, 6 degrees above freezing. turning cloudy after midnight. 24 degrees for the outlying suburbs, 30 for center city. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast 38 degrees, 39 tomorrow. we're getting a little bit better by afternoon. 33 breezy and cold tuesday. windchills in the 20s. 34 degrees wednesday. quiet thursday, sun and clouds, 37. friday, lots of clouds around, it stays dry 38. sart starts the -- saturday starts the warming trend. by next sunday we're in the 50s that could stay about 3 or 4 days and -- >> boop?

>> reporter: yeah. >> people in upstate new york digging out from a foot of lake-effect snow that has blanketed the region. all the snow blowers are working. people are getting a break, but more snow is forecasted tomorrow. buffalo got plowed by a record 6-plus feet of snow in november. >> searchers are hearing pings in the black boxings of airasia flight 85 a 1. all 162 people aboard were killed. the slow-moving search has been hampered from rains choppy seas and blinding is it from river run off -- silt from river run off.

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lunchtime. we're shooting for a high of 38 degrees which will feel pretty good. we went 91 consecutive hours with temperatures below freezing. today will be a better day. we have a nice pattern change heading our way. if you don't like the cold weather and snow, i've got good news for you the jet stream looks like, everyone north of that line it's been icy cold with a northwesterly wind with that's pretty much the set up here, across the mid atlantic and the northeast. we get into next weekend you'll see something similar to what we saw in december happening across the lower 48. the jet stream levels out the mild pacific air takes over and all the cold stuff gets bottle the up toward the hudson bay area. we'll catch a break starting next week starting sunday, temperatures climb into the 50s

maybe we see that for a good five or six days, not 50s consistently but warmer than what we're dealing with now and back into this at the end of the months. >> the super bowl champs are moving on, their defense delivers the knock out a 90-yard interception return. seattle wins over carolina. they will play either dallas or green bay next week. tom brady and the patriots rallied from two 14 point deficits to beat the ravens. they are in the afc title game for the 4th straight year in a row. the sixers have won two straight. jeff skeverski has another thrilling finish. >> reporter: how about the

sixers they are showing signs of life. they won only 7 games but all have come in the last five weeks. keep in mind sixers had seer owe wins in the first five weeks of the season. they are looking sharp. last night against indiana. tone roten they are going nuts. check this out roten off the back board to k.scrnchts -- kj mcdonalds. they lose the lead. down one, 9 seconds left, michael carter williams gets the roll. sixers are on a roll. they are dancing because it's their best stretch of the season. >> it feels great because in the beginning of the season especially at home, it's great

to be at home and have a crowd like that and come home with it. it was great. >> jake borachek is going to the first all star game. he'll be joined by claude giroux but they will not be going to the playoffs if the flyers don't get going. bad break against the bruins. a team they are chasing. steve mason went down with a right knee injury. he left he'll be re-evaluateeded re-evaluateeded -- re-evaluated today. flyers lost 3-1. they are 11 points out of the playoff spot. now there's concern they may have lost mason too. >> he is in a a lot of pain, but obviously we want him to get better like i said he is a big partliful team, but same time we have to keep playing.

>> remember the flier's fan collin fisher who rejected the jersey back at christmastime. they were so happy with that, there's cloud giroux who doesn't like cosby or the penguins. oregon against ohio state the ducks say eagles coach chip kelly they believe he is a big reason why the school is a win away from their first title. >> a lot of guys here right now were because of coach kelly he provided a lot of us the opportunity to play divisional football. his imprint is still around the program. >> the national championship game tomorrow night only espn at # 30:00, or goin -- 8:30, oregon against ohio state chip kelly

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>> if you're just waking up, how pretty is that? sky6 live hd taking a live look at the gorgeous sunrise in atlantic city, it is another very chilly morning though, don't be deceived by the sun. a wintry mix is coming tomorrow morning, the shore will avoid

the icing we'll have details whole get that next. three people are executed inside a philadelphia home and police are working this very gruesome crime. the french along with other world leaders are uniting in the wake of the attacks a big rally is underway here. >> chris sowers is outside in the cold. >> reporter: very cold, down into the single digits and teens. 15 in fleetwood and 7 in oxford. look what's going on south and east. clear skies calm winds radiational cooling develops with conditions like that. that's a cooling process that has allowed the temperatures to drop cooler than what we're seeing north and west. boon i can't 7. 9 in glassboro, 4 in hammonton

and 8 in woodbine. high clouds north and west, clear skies south and east. in time we'll see everybody cloud over during the course of the day. as we look at the water vaporing imagery, that's the area of low pressure that will slide through during the day tomorrow. it will bring a wintry mix early on and plain rain as temperatures go above freezing. it's the morning commute where we are most concerned as temperatures stay below freezing during that time slot. there could icy conditions forming. partly partly sunny today not as harsh. the winds out of the south/southwest at 5 to 10 miles per hour. day planner looks like, 25 degrees by 10:00. 35 by 1:00 p.m. back above freezing, # p.m. that's when -- 4:00 p.m. that's when we are checking the high of 38 degrees. wintery mix developing tomorrow

morning, it actually arrives after midnight tonight. arctic air retreats and we could see 50s next sunday. that would be outstanding with especially how cold it is right now. we'll talk about that in ten minutes. >> new this morning philadelphia police are piecing together a gruesome crime scene in the mayfair section of the city. police tell "action news" the girlfriend of one of the victims mailed the gruesome discovery after 11:00. one victim was found face down in the kitchen. the other two were shot on the couch all shot in the head execution style. the gunmen are still on the loose. police are searching for a mother in delaware, two children and the father have been found unharmed in i understandian in a, -- in indiana.

>> reporter: state police investigators search for clues in the disappearance of kiesha hamilton and her two children. investigators issued an amber alert because they thought the children were in danger and with their father 32-year-old cortes hamilton senior. around 7:30 p.m. indiana state police spotted the 2005 suv near jasper. troopers caught up with the suv pulled it over and ordered hamilton out of the vehicle and took him into custody. inside they found the children safe. their mother not in the vehicle prompting delaware state police to issue a gold alert. they are concerned about her safety after they went to the couple's home and saw signs of what they call suspicious circumstances. hours later we saw investigators who took pictures inside the house removing bags of evidence. we learned that kiesha hamilton

is from chester delaware county. cortes hamilton is originally from saint louis missouri where police say he was heading. he has family in that area. again, police are looking for the kiesha hamilton, 5'6", 145 pounds with he tried to get information from her family and police about the circumstances surrounding her disappearance and the canceled amber alert but they are giving us few details this morning. the father of her children is being questioned by indiana state police. kenneth moten channel 6 "action news." >> people in france are rallying right now against extremist in the wake of the attacks on the satirical newspaper and could kosher market. let's look in paris france. 789 crowds are intense.

the square is in the heart of the city for a unity rally people gathering to make their voices heard intense security there, u.s. attorney general eric holder is expected to attend this rally along with world leaders as people join together and of course, breaking now at 7:30 we're learning more about new video that an intelligence group a video shows the gunman pledging the aallegiance to an islamic state group. he defends the attack also carried out an charlie hebdo. in the meantime the worldwide search continues for a woman chose accused accomplice of theirs we'll continue to follow this fluid situation happening

right now in paris. >> more than 100 people turned out to show their support for law enforcement. the rally took place at independence hall and "action news" reporter, annie mccormick was there. >> reporter: it was a pro police rally feet from independence hall. >> we came out to approve there are people supporting them. >> i'm here i know what police police officers go through everyday. >> reporter: even in the bitter cold more than 100 people showed up. organizer say this is a nonpartisan event they are not pointing fingers just saying thank you to police. >> they are out here on days when it's cold and protect our neighborhoods and on days when it's cold, as well. >> reporter: the killings of two unarmed black men by white police officers in missouri and new york last summer sparked national protests including in philadelphia. most were peaceful and caused disruptions as the first amendment played out on city

streets. to counter antipolice sentiment after the killing of two police officers in new york city -- >> we want to turn down the rhetoric and go back to the basics and show people respect. >> reporter: the independence hall foundation responded -- sponsored the event. >> i think most marriages feel as i do, grateful and appreciative that are there are police officers who keep them safe. >> reporter: on independence mall, annie mccormick channel 6 "action news." >> and there is much more to come for you on "action news" this sunday morning. >> an evening of mozart at the philadelphia chamber music orchestra. >> sky 6 is looking live for

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a test craft has shifted into lunar orbit. if successful that would make china only the third county after the u.s. and russia to meet such a challenge. >> taking a look at the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast. another chilly day out there and wintry weather moving in overnight. >> reporter: after midnight tonight into tomorrow morning we could get icing out there. let's go live on sky 6. it's blustery and cold. there's the view of spring mountain. the ski resorts have been able to make snow for the past week. we haven't seen too much natural snow, we could get icing tomorrow. maybe flakes north and west, otherwise it's an icing event. trenton 16, allentown 13,

poconos 12, lancaster 12. millville you're the cold spot right now at 7. the good news there's not much of a windchill out there this morning. it's pretty much the same as the actual numbers you just saw there. for the most part the winds have gone calm. that will be the trend throughout the day with the winds out of the southwest and calm breeze temperatures will get close to 40 in some locations. here's the satellite and radar high thin clouds moving in west to east across the viewing area. more clouds building toward the gulf coast states. this is where the next system is starting to develop, it's gathering strength and moisture you can see the northern edge of this is a wintery mix as far south as arkansas. the cold air is deep into the heart of the united states. this is the beginning signs of a pattern change one that will bring milder weather to the delaware screal as we run a-- valley as we run along the next five 6, 7 days, pittsburgh,

philadelphia charleston, below freezing northwest. there's the sliver of milder weather with temperatures above 32 degrees. unfortunately this is moving east. had it not been moving east we would have had a big mess on our hands. those temperatures are believe it or not, they are the saving grace. it's not too terribly mild, it's just enough to change everything over to rain from ice. cloudy skies this afternoon after a decent amount of morning sunshine. monday her comes the moisture overspreading the area. it will start out as ice and quickly go to rain by late morning it will set up a miserable afternoon with damp conditions and ponding on roads. when you're driving the car it kicks up the spray and reduces the visibility it's a nasty day overall. for all areas you see highlighted in lavender, it includes everybody 89 exception being the jersey shore let's

say deep into south jersey, cumberland, cape may atlantic counties kent county in delaware is not included and southeastern burlington county will steer clear of any ice canny conditions, as well. clouds lower and thicken. icy patches develop 7:00, 8:00 a.m., especially north and north and north an west as we pick up the sleet an freezing rain. the model is showing blues here, but more than likely this will all be rain at that point. we'll run this through through the first partly of the afternoon, temperatures climb above freezing, everybody goes over to rain. expect ice to rain from western portions of interior sections of south jersey, from that point north and west, we start out with a wintry mix sleet and freezing rain. everybody south of there it's mainly rain from start to finish. south jersey and delaware.

freezing rain after midnight. icy patches are likely especially on untreated surfaces sidewalks back roads parking lots, it could be slick tomorrow morning, take your time getting to work and school. here's the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast. partly sunny today not as cold, 34 degrees in reading, 38 in philadelphia. millville, 39. cape may 40. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, shows 39 degrees for tomorrow. we're above freezing. 33 for tuesday. sunny and breezy. windchills in the 20s again. wednesday mostly cloudy, 34 degrees not too bad. thursday friday, saturday, each and everyday the temperatures start to increase as we start to pick up the milder weather. 37 thursday, 38 friday, 42 saturday. it continues to get better as we get farther along. >> sounds good. while you're out and about this weekend show us how cold it is. step outside and snap a selfie. use the share a weather postcard

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interpretation. she has won international competition and highly regarded player, we are quite happy to have her in philadelphia. >> reporter: mozart starting writing music when he was a small child. >> she'll perform the vial lincoln chertoff owe violin concerto. audience members will be entrench in the music. you will not be overpowered by the sound, in fact it will seem like you are part of the sound. it's an intimate experience, it's very personal it's a great way to hear classical music.

>> reporter: the concert will be at the perelman theater january 25th and 26. go to the philly.org or visit 6abc.com/6abc loves the arts. for 6abc loves the arts i'm karen rogers. >> alex let lemonade foundation hosted the lemon ball this celebrated alex scott and her mission for childhood cancer. last year the ball broke $900,000 for research to find a cure.

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>> it's cold outside. >> reporter: it will be getting better that's the good news. partly sunny not as cold today 38 degrees so we're already improving. yesterday's high, 25, windchills in the teens. today we're better, 38 degrees, not much of a windchill at all. tomorrow we'll have an icy period during the morning commute and then we go over to rain. 33 degrees for tuesday turning colder again blustery windchills stuck in the 20s. 34 wednesday cloudy, dry. thursday sun and clouds, 37. friday lots of clouds, 38 degrees. saturday 42. next sunday, forecast models have us in the 50s. >> fast forward to then. >> it's 7:55 we're just a few

minutes away from saying good morning to "good morning america." >> reporter: security officials in paris are on high alert as huge crowds take to the streets to take a stand against terrorism. and what we're learning about the search for woman who could hold key information about the extremist network. where she is now and the chances of her captures. could chris christie's relationship with the dallas cowboys team other than mean a conflict of interest why the governor's road trip to the cowboys packers matchup is raising eye brows. they are back, tina fey and amy polar are hosting the golden globes award tonight. that's coming up on "g.m.a.," we'll see you then. >> those two are funny.

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good morning, america. right now standing strong. >> je suis charlie. >> the march in paris, a million people taking to the streets under tight security in a city on alert and on edge. leaders from all over the world including america's attorney general gathering in the city of light. amidst the tears and the tributes, we are learning more now about the terrorists who launched the attacks that killed 17 people including 2 police officers. all this as the hunt for the world's most wanted woman intensifies. now expanding outside france, the intense efforts to track her down. does she hold vital information about more attacks? and the magazine at the center of it all, "charlie hebdo," its editor in chief speaking out this morning and