good afternoon, it is sunday january 11, nydia is off, i'm eva pilgrim along with alicia vitarelli. >> here's some of the stories we're following on "action news" this noon. philadelphia police are investigating the execution-style murder of three men this weekend.

>> state police say a father has been charged after his two children were taken from their delaware home. the search for airasia i can't flight 8501 black boxes has intensified today. >> more on the stories, in a moment but first the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast with meteorologist chris sowers we're closely watching the weather for tomorrow. >> reporter: we are but we're above freezing the second time in nearly a week. it's getting better, the glass is always half full. there's the shot of the ski slopes in spring mountain. folks are enjoying themselves today. temperatures are cooperating the winds has eased up and the numbers are above freezing for a change. it's a little more enjoyable on the slopes today. 34 in philadelphia. 26 in allentown. poconos, 25. reading reading 29, dover closing in on 40 degrees this afternoon. yesterday hour high temperature for the entire day was 25. so we're already nearly 10 degrees warmer than yesterday.

satellite and radar shows cloud cover to the north clear skies lots of sunshine to the south. in time everybody will see the clouds increase. forecast for the remainder of the afternoon. partly sunny not as cold. 38 degrees is the forecasted high. we'll go up 5 or 6 degrees without the wind it will feel better out there. as we get into monday morning this is the system we're watching. you see the rain spreading through tennessee and northern portions of mississippi and alabama. snow sleet and freezing rain on the northern side of this. this moisture is pushing toward the northeast quickly it will get in here in time for the morning commute. some will start out with snow, others sleet others freezing rain, could be a mess around here tomorrow morning. i'll talk about that in the seven when i come back in a bit. >> three people are shot and killed execution style in the mayfair section of the city. nora muchanic joins us live from

the scene with the latest on the investigation. >> reporter: eva, detectives are working the neighborhood, going door to door asking people if they saw or heard anything that could be related to the triple murder. police were called to the house late last night when the girlfriend of one of the victims called screaming after discovering the three bodies inside. >> it's scary very scary. very very scare j. >> reporter: neighbors on vista street mayfair have been unnerved by the triple homicide where three men were shot execution style on the first floor of the row home. the discovery was made by the girlfriend of one of the victims who entered through the back door of the house. >> she had to turn the knob, she walked in and found the one male victim on the kitchen floor and walked into the living room area next to the kitchen and see her boyfriend on the couch and

another unknown male. >> reporter: medics were called to the scene a hispanic male one in his 30s and one in his 40s and an asiaian male in his teens. >> i live here i never heard anything. >> that corner house was involved with drugs and everything else. >> a lot of friends and family are saying get out of here. i get butterflies in the stomach whenever i hear about this, we were at bingo when all this went down. we come back and see 8 squad cars out. authorities say they did not find drugs inside the home. >> i just think it's getting bad around here, i've been around here five years i live on lawrence street. it gets worse and worse by the day. >> reporter: the landlord said it's a bloodiy scene inside the row home. he is trying to figure out how to get it cleaned up. the police have not identified

all the victims, they say they don't have a motive at this point, but perhaps that will become clearer once they figure out the background and the identities of the three men who were killed here. live mayfair, nora muchanic channel 6 "action news." >> nora, thank you so much. happening right now a heart broken france is united in grief after a terror attack left 17 people dead. that's 89 main square in the center of town in paris. the sun is setting it's starting to get dark, nearly 1 million people have been gathering throughout the day in paris to take part in a tremendous unity rally, hundreds of thousands of people. the march stepped off a few hours ago, as you can see night is starting to fall. 40 leaders and dignitaries from across the world locked arms in perhaps one of the most powerful images of the day marching in and around paris in solidarity.

more than 2,000 police officers are on hand at the valley to provide protection for those who gathered. the gunman who killed the french police woman and four hostages at the kosher grocery is the man seen on a new video just autoed pledging allegiance to isis. people all over the world are holding vigil to show support of the victims of the terror attacks and condemn terrorists efforts to stifle freedom of the press. in virginia virginia, dozens marched in silence and held signs and ended at the freedom of speech wall where they made their thoughts known in chalk. >> the sign says pittsburgh and paris together for freedoms and democracy. so many people are out here tonight whether you're french or american or wherever your from you feel the horror.

>> i am not muslim, but i have many friends who are who wholeheartedly oppose violence. >> pittsburgh mayor told the gathering he was proud to live in a city where people dplonlt in peace. -- demonstrate in palace. in syracuse, new york, journalists gathered to remember those killed at the charlie hebdo. they poked fun at issues in satirical cartoons. >> crews are hearing signals they hope are pings from the boxes. a day after the tail of the crash was fished out of the java

sea. the slow-moving search has been hampered by rain and choppy seas and silt run off. the father of two children taken from delaware has been charged. authorities canceled the amber alert for the children after indiana police found the two near jasper. the children were safe, but the mother is still missing. she was not in the vehicle. police questioned hamilton senior overnight and they have now charged him with endangering the welfare of a child and charged him with assault. he has not however been charged at this time in connection with the missing mother. >> another vigil a planned for an award winning teacher that's been missing since tuesday. christopher tully was driving his parents car where city

avenue meets lincoln drive he has not been seen since. tully is bipolar and on medication family members are concerned for his well-being. >> it's hard when you have three young kids and they don't know where their father is and all they want is for their dad to come home. >> tully with a has -- has been a teacher at the technical institute in warwick he was named teacher. year last year. new at noon, fire crews are working to find you tell what ignited a -- find out what ignited a blaze on east baltimore avenue in clifton heights. the business was open at the time the fire broke out however, all of the employees were able to escape without any injuries. there were no customers inside at the time. >> new at noon, there was a lot

of pomp and circumstance to honor more than a dozen soldiers from new jersey for their service, the small unit of pilot and crew members flew aircraft to support u.s. army central and u.s. central command. the department 19 transported 2,000 passengers and 90,000 pounds of cargo in and around southwest asia all without incident. one soldier said coming home is a big adjustment for the families. >> it's great it's probably more difficult for the families as we come home and fall back into our regular routine which we're anxious to do. it's an adjustment for the families after they had to deal with everything without us. >> i'm sure they are happy to have him there. the unit returned home before the thanksgiving holiday nice to have them back for the holiday and the new year. >> it's nice to have your family home for the holidays. there's much more to come

on "action news," make it your best year yet. a local author has her tips for keeping new year's resolutions. expwhrnches babies share in a baptism, chris. >> reporter: winter weather advisory goes into effect monday morning for a combination of sleet and freezing rain, i'll have all the details from accuweather when we come right back. people of the coffee drinking world,

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nearly impossible at times. back in november, some areas got up to 8 feet of snow. >> a foot of snow and they are calling it a nuisance event. >> reporter: honestly you would rather see snow than what we're expecting. when you talk about ice it gets treacherous. let's go live on sky 6. urchl -- unfortunately that's what we may have to deal with. the numbers close to the grounds will be below freezing, 4 or 5,000 feet above it will be above freezing that will create the wintry mix. in the meantime it's quiet this afternoon, 34r degrees the -- 34 degrees the freezing mark is 32. we're above freezing for the second time since monday. 15 is the dewpoint. winds out of southwest at 14 miles per hour. south and east, warming up, millville, 35. dover, 40.

lancaster, 31. reading, 29. the colder numbers are up here because we're stuck in the clouds north and west, even there you're nine degrees better than yesterday. philadelphia 15. dover, 17. wilmington 15. millville, 14. we're getting the milder numbers moving in now. on top of that we lost the wind. it feels better out there. here come the clouds approaching from the southwest they will lower and thicken throughout the day and give way to this down here across the southern tier states that's the next system we are watching. it will move in after midnight tonight. south and east you're looking at mainly rain. north and west of the delaware river that's where you pick up the icing. future tracker 6 7:00 a.m., you will see more moisture than what the model is showing. you'll start out as sleet and freezing rain. in the lehigh valley county poconos will start out as snow and rain south and east. the changeover time, this model

has had a horrible time all morning. the changeover time will occur around 9:00, 9:30 in the city. don't worry about the blues by late morning early afternoon by 9:00 10:00 a.m. everything south of the northwestern suburbs it's over to plain rain. it will take an hour or longer in the far northwestern suburbs in the lehigh valley and the poconos. here's what to expect, snow to rain in for the northern portions of the lehigh valley. everybody else is rooking ice to -- looking at ice to rain. gloucester camden, salem counties the northern portions start out with wintery precipitation. but it will go over to plain rain. ice totals could range anywhere from

the 05 to .15th of appear inch. overnight tonight turning cloud, wintery mix 24 degrees for the outlying suburbs 30 degrees for center city. we're closing in on 30 by tomorrow afternoon. another cold shot gets in for tuesday, sunny and breezy. windchills in the 20s. wednesday, cloudy, 34. thursdays is fine, 37. lots of clouds around friday, we're moderating. 38. saturday 42 degrees we'll see more in the way of sunshine, sunday that's the pattern breaker we're in the 50s and smooth sailing from then on. >> great chris. new at noon it's a special baptism day for some babies, pope francis baptized 13 girls

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>> sky6 live hd taking a live look over at the river rink at penns landing. there are ice skaters out there right now. a little windy the camera is shaking a little bit definitely you want to bundle up as you head out. a nice day for a skate. >> yeah. >> on "healthcheck" lots of people want to make positive changes for the new year, but too many fall by the wayside. now a local author can help you suck seed. the book is called a best year yet. it's a new year's resolution book. ali gorman spoke with the author. >> reporter: health coach

visited "action news" to talk new year's resolution and how to have your best year yet. she said one of the common mistakes people make right after ringing in the new year they try to do everything all twuns. >> lose 35 pounds and clean the whole house and save more money, we forget there are 364 days in the year. >> reporter: she breaks it down day by day and tackles the most common new year's resolution, whether it's to organize your home and life or eat healthier kennedy has a daily tip or action to get you one step closer to your goal. >> i'm not asking people to drop $800 at whole foods or throw away everything in their house, quit their job or get a divorce, i'm talking about simple things people can do. >> reporter: set realistic but specific goals. if you want to lose weight, you

have to say how much by when and what you will do to get there. or if you want to quit smoking and plan what you'll do leading up to the day. the book is meant to be flexible so you can skip around. there are people who is finances are not great maybe their workplace is great but their health is not good. this book is to help people take control over their life. >> rather than reading 3 or 4 different books your best year yet covers it all. we have more information at 6abc.com. ali gorman channel 6 "action news."

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turning to sports, two teams are moving forward in the nfl playoffs. the sea hawks show why they are the reigning super bowl champs. russell wilson three touchdowns and check out this 90-yard interception return for a touchdown. it seals the deal. look at him go. sea hawks won 374617. the patriots in the hunt for the super bowl. tom brady and his team rallied from two, 14 point deficits to beat the ravens. they will be in the afc title game for the 4th straight year. now here's jeff skeverski with your sunday morning sports. >> reporter: how about the sixers they are showing signs of life. they have won 7 games, all have come in the last five weeks. keep in mind sixers had zero

wins in the first five weeks of the season. looking sharp. 4th quarter tony roten check this out roten off the back board to k.j. mcdaniels david west makes the shot, sixers down 1. ful down 1, 9 seconds michael carter williams gets the roll. sixers are on the roll. they are dancing because it's their best stretch of the season. >> it feels great because in the beginning of the season we had some at home, chicago orlando, and we gave it away. it's great to be home and have a crowd like that and be able to deal with it. >> jake borachek is going to his first all star game joined

by captain claude giroux. they will not be going to the playoffs if the flyers don't get going. the against the bruins, a team they are chasing. steve mason went down with a right knee injury. he left. he will be re-evaluated today. ray emory came in allowed two goals in the third. minutes later chris kelly here it is, short handed. flyers lost 3-1. the they are 11 points out of the playoff spot. now there's concern they may have lost mason too. >> obviously we want him to get better like i said else a big part of team, but -- like i said, he is a big part of the team but we have to keep playing. remember the fan who didn't want the coulds -- cosby shirt.

they invited him to hang out with the team. heisman trophy within will try to take the next step in his career in the national championship game tomorrow. the ducks say eagles coach chip kelly is a big reason why they are a win away from their first title. >> a lot of guys i hear are here because of coach kelly he provided a lot of us an opportunity to play divisional football. his imprint is all around the program. >> the national championship game tomorrow night on espn at 8:30 oregon against ohio state and eagles coach chip kelly is expected to be on hand, of course rooting for the ducks. that's sports, i'm jeff skeverski. have a good day. >> another half-hour of "action

news" is just ahead stay with us we'll be right back.

>> happening now on "action news," philadelphia police are trying to figure out who shot and killed three men execution style we're live with the latest. two people are hospitalized after gunfire broke out at a birthday party overnight. world leaders walk arm in arm in paris to show support after a terror rampage. >> we'll have more on those

stories, but first we go outside for a check of the accuweather forecast with chris sowers. it's sunny but it's deceiving because it's cold out there. >> reporter: it is but it's better than yesterday, we had high temperatures stuck in the teens and 20s with windchills in the single digits. today, things are improving. need with -- fleetwood 26. levittown, 24. agenda beach 35. dover at 40, not too bad down there. smyrna 378. woodbine 38 and toms river 36 degrees. satellite and radar showing the clouds quickly on the move pushing toward the delaware valley. the clouds will increase from this point on. eventually we'll see the precipitation break out after midnight tonight. for the remainder. afternoon, not as sunny south

and east, you'll be at 40 maybe a degree or two milder than that. north and west, in the mid 30s. looking ahead it feels better right now imagine what this will feel like next sunday. we have the wintry mix on monday but then the arctic retreats and goes back into canada, we could be looking at 50-degree highs by next sunday. the 50s will feel like spring. i'll send it back inside to you. >> the investigation is underway after three people were found overnight shot and killed execution style. the gruesome discovery was made overnight by the girlfriend of one of the victims. "action news" reporter, nora muchanic joining us live from the scene in the mayfair section with the latest on the disturbing investigation. >> reporter: detectives are going door to door interviewing

neighbors and trying to figure out what went on here and who is responsible for the execution-style murder of three men inside the rowhouse. i spoke to the landlord he said it was a bloody mess inside where the victims were gunned down. >> not like the old days. >> reporter: how do you mean? >> well with all the killings at that that are going on. >> reporter: neighbors were unnerved about the murders on vista street. the three men were shot execution style. the girlfriend entered through the back door of the house at 11:30. she walked in and found the one male victim on the kitchen floor. walked into the living room area which is next to the kitchen and see her boyfriend on the couch and another unknown male. >> reporter: medics who were called to the scene three men

two hispanic males and an asian male were pronounced dead at the scene. >> leave four houses and i didn't hear nothing. that corner house has been trouble. >> reporter: how so? >> involved in drugs. >> a lot of friends and family are telling us to get out of here. we were at bingo when this all went down and come back and see 8 squad cars out. >> reporter: authorities say they do not have a motive for the triple murder. they did not find drugs inside the home. >> i think it's getting so bad i've been around here for five years, i live on lawrence street. it gets worse and worse by the day. >> reporter: police will check own see if there are any security cameras in the area. they have not released the victims' identities. again, they don't have a motive

they are going to try to figure out and find out who was response i believed for the execution-style murders. nora muchanic channel 6 "action news." >> gunfire broke out during a birthday in the city's nicetown section. three people were shot at north 17th street at 1:30. it start the as an argument on the sidewalk and a person grabbed a gun and opened fire. two men and woman were hit the woman was shot in the mouth she and one of the men are in stable condition. the other victim was treated and released. there are no arrests. let's take you to france for the latest, nearly a million people joined world leaders on the streets of paris for a rally and march under extraordinary security after a series of terror attacks in the city. this is a live picture via satellite from paris. you can see the crowd at the

republique square. more than 40 world leaders linked arms in a poignant picture you see. they led tens of thousands for a rally for unit and freedom. expression following last week's deadly terror attack. faps of the victims were at -- families of the victims were at the front of the march along with the french president and netanyahu and mahmoud abbas. a delaware county firehouse is out of commission after a crash. 22-year-old reese wilson admitted to drinking at several clubs before crashing his brother's suv into the firehouse yesterday. he has been arrested and charged with dui leaving the scene of the accident and driving without

a license. the damage will cost tens of thousands of dollars to fix for the entirely volunteer fire company that relies heavily on donations. nearby local firehouses are covering emergencies in the township until they are back up and running. a fire ripped through a strip mall destroying a restaurant on the 2700 block of capitol trail in newark. nobody was hurt, the fire marshal said it started when a faulty kerosene heater burst into flames as it was taken outside. a child was seriously hurt after falling off a ski lift in montgomery county. it happened at spring mountain adventures last night. the five-year-old boy fell 30 feet. he was flown to children's hospital philadelphia. the owner of the ski resort said the accidents happened on a beginners chairlift and the boy

was alone in the seat. there's no word on his condition. four children were removed from a northeast philadelphia home after police found them living in what they called dlorrable conditions. the -- owe deplorable conditions. police received a complaint about noise when they went into the home they found the children locked in a bedroom. they are being checked out at saint christopher's hospital. neighbors say they never saw anything out of the ordinary. >> i support the family, i see a good, you know, human very nice, i did not see nothing. >> the special victims unit and department of human services are investigating. nobody has been hard and no charges have been filed. a pregnant woman on her way to her baby shower was killed in a horrific crash. the family from virginia was

heading to baltimore when their car collided with a tractor-trailer. the force of that collision caused the truck to roll over and lands on top of that car. three adults, two children, ages 2 months and 7 years old were killed. the driver of the truck who is from wilmington, delaware, suffered minor injuries, the cause of the crash is under investigation. a group of 4th grairldz in new york are -- graders in new york are accused of plotting to hurt their teacher. they were angry at a teacher who yelled at them. they knew the teacher was highly allergic to hand sanitizer. one of the girl's mother contacted the school after learning about the plot. another set of parents knew about it, but didn't tell anyone. the girls wouldn't be facing criminal charges because they didn't go through it. a lawyer for kathleen kane said she is being railroaded by

republican men with political grudges. lenny davis addressed reports that special grand jury recommend that kathleen kane be charged with purjury and other criminal defenses claiming she leaked secret grand jury information to a newspaper. davis said kathleen kane is being attacked for the sandusky investigation and pornography found on state computers. >> she is innocent of illegal leaks. she was truthful at all times when she testified before the grand jury. >> davis maintain also kathleen kane never knowingly disclosed any secret grand jury testimony and she will not step down. >> we'll preview the chamber of philadelphia orchestra new concert. a woman who built a giant

igloo said it was a dream to sleep inside. but not yet. sky6 live hd just a beautiful day in philadelphia, but the sun can be deceiving it's a cold one out there. we have a wintery mix coming overnight. chris sowers has the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast when "action news" continues in just a few.

>> an icy owe body has -- abode popped up in wisconsin. it's the work of a college student home on winter break. she said she loved playing in the snow and this has been a dream for a long time. she wants to sleep in the igloo but not putting a wintery welcome matt out just yet. it's too cold to sleep in ice she will wait for spring break and see if it is standing and do it then. >> reporter: you would be surprised how warm it is in one of those. >> really?

>> reporter: it's not 70 degrees. >> it's warmer than the temperatures in wisconsin. >> reporter: i would be claustrophobic. i would be afraid it would fall in on me. looking at the center city skyline we have icing to deal with on monday morning. we have temperatures climbing over the next couple of hours but we have a bout of wintry precip to deal with before we see temperatures moderate for good or the bulk of the seven-day forecast. we're sitting at 34 degrees, dewpoint 15. wind out of the southwest at 14 miles per hour, the pressure is well over 30 inches. 26 in allentown. reading, 29. the cloud line is running like this. the numbers are colder north and west. you're not seeing sun in the lehigh valley. 35 in millville. dover, 39. we're seeing the winds shifting out of the south/southwest

that's why we're so much milder down hear. yesterday was bone-chilling cold with highs in the teens and 20s. we have a chill in the air. wilmington feels like 26. even though you're closing in on 40. trenton, 25. here's the satellite and radar you can see the cloud line that's running parallel to the turnpike this afternoon. everybody north of that cloudy, everybody south of that we're seeing sunshine here. that's why i'm picking up the warmer temperatures, starting to see the mixed precip out there across the ohio that's the beginning of the leading edges of our next weather maker that gets in here monday morning. the wired view shows a close up of it. all that moisture racing off to the northeast. we're picking up wintery precipitation down into little rock arkansas. northern arkansas, southern portions of missouri, sleet and freezing rain, light snow in northern kentucky and southern portions of indiana.

the cold will ease and retreat back into up into canada. it will take a couple of days for that to happen. national weather service has winter weather advise refor sleet and freezing rain. the immediate philadelphia area will include western portions of gloucester camden, salem and burlington counties. basically it's the delaware river. from that point north and west we pick up ice to rain. farther to the northwest snow to ice and rain. cumberland, cape may atlantic counties this is a rain event for you guys. icing we're looking for a tenth to an inch of ice to put it a better way, this is what it looks like. the poconos moderate icing event. lehigh valley minor icing every event. nonevent tore south jersey and

delaware. a lot of main roads will be wet, secondary roads parking lots and sidewalks could be slick tomorrow. partly sunny not as cold today 38 degrees. overnight tonight turning cloudy with the wintry mix developing after midnight. 24 degrees outlying suburbs, 30 for center city. the freezing mark is 32 and every number is above freezing. 38 today, 39 tomorrow. 33 tuesday. the whole week is quiet. 34 wednesday thursday, 37. friday and saturday close to 40 degrees. guys? >> thank you mozart is known as one of the greatest composer in the history of western music and the chamber orchestra of philadelphia is going to do his work. karen rogers has 6abc loves the arts. >> reporter: despite dieing

tragically young wolfgang amadeus mozart's music lives on. that's why the chamber orchestra has chosen the solist to head the concert. >> her interpretation lends itself to mozart. she has won international competitions and we're lucky to have her in philadelphia. >> reporter: mozart wrote music when he was a small child. they will focus on the work he wrote before he was 21. with just under 600 seats in the perelman theater audience members will be fully entrenched in the music. >> the music needs to be played

by a smaller orchestra than a larger orchestra. it's an incredibly intimate experience and personal it's a great way to hear classical music. >> reporter: it will be at the perelman theater january 25 and 6. for tickets go to the arts in fill,.org or visit 6abc.com/6abc loves the arts for more on this and other area events for 6abc loves the arts i'm karen rogers. ... to bring you a fresh tasting chicken. perdue. we believe in a better chicken.

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>> they are using their experiences for inspiration to plan their floral designs. katherine scott has the story. >> reporter: it's crunch time before the pennsylvania farm show and high school students at north montco technical career center are making sure their entries are right and meet all the criteria. >> you make sure you have the list in front of you at all times. >> reporter: alicia long has three submissions including this miniature succulent garden. details like this cat completed her vision. >> i had a picture in my brain that was like a beautiful garden and it had tons of flowers and terrell police and flowers growing up the trellis and old people sitting -- on rocky chairs rocking back and forth. >> reporter: opportunities from five different high schools come to this career center this class

is floral design and landscaping and 25 students are entering the farm show. the focus is not about the prizes, but the work hands on and otherwise that go into each project. >> there's a lot of reading that goes on in order to get the entries correct in that we're able to integrate academics such as reading and math. >> reporter: evelyn used real life inspiration and wheel borough wheel as a -- barrow wheel as her base. >> i designed it using the of being in the hospital over the summer. >> reporter: from fresh fluor to boxwood trees they will be displayed at the farm show. katherine scott channel 6 "action news." >> "action news" continues an update of the top stories plus a final look at the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast in just a moment. don't forget you can take 6abc.com with you. the new smart design fits any device you have, whether it's your tablet or smart phone, no matter how large or small that screen.

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>> recapping our top stories on "action news," hundreds of thousands of people are marching in paris after a three-day terror rampage left more than a dozen dead. leading the march, 40 world leaders along with relative of the victims. three men were murdered execution style in the mayfair section of the city.

police are looking for the a suspect. taking a final check of weather with meteorologist chris sowers. >> reporter: quiet today, a little messy tomorrow morning. here's the forecast for this afternoon, partly sunny high of 38 degrees tomorrow we start out with sleet and rain that will go over to rain that will come later in the day. we'll start at the bottom. south jersey and delaware this is a non-event just rain. in the city, minor ice accumulations there. in the lehigh valley and the poconos you could be dealing with a moderate accumulation of ice by midday tomorrow. keep this in the back of your mind as you go about making your plans. there will be slick spots on roads that are untreated sidewalks parking lots and things like that. 38 degrees, 39 tomorrow, 33 tuesday, most of the seven day is quiet once we get from tuesday on. >> chriss, -- chris thank you

"action news" continues tonight at 6:00. for nydia han, alicia vitarelli chris sowers, i'm eva pilgrim have a great sunday. fy philly is next.

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i'm karen rogers. and i'm melissa magee. tonight on fyi philly we check out philly mag's 50 best restaurants how about an instant face lift with no pain or downtime we'll show you how to frame your face in true philly style and some tips on tackling diy projects. hi everybody and welcome to fyi philly we are at townsend restaurant on east passyunk avenue and it is number 7 on philadelphia magazine's new list of 50 best restaurants 7 of those eateries are along this same strip east passyunk is fast becoming a restaurant row. so we're hoppin out of the toyota fyi mobile and we're checking out a few restaurants on philly mag's top 50 list all within walking distance. let's see number one! this is the best, this is the next best, this is the next best.