"action news" delaware valley's leading news program. with rick williams, sara bloomquist, and meteorologist, david murphy.

good afternoon sara is off and in the news philadelphia police look for a suspect after a young girl says that someone tried to nab her off the street just a block from the school. the search is on for suspects in a brazen robbery at the willow grove mall. but the big story this afternoon at noon is the pomp and circumstance as the inauguration as tom wolf as pennsylvania's next governor. we have a live shot from harrisburg will he will be sworn in. wolf was the only democrat nationally to unseat a republican governor soundly beating tom corbett in the election if you remember. the pomp and circumstance is underway for the ceremony today. walter perez joins us live with

a preview. >> reporter: rick, as you mentioned the inaugural ceremony got underway a while ago, a pretty setting behind the capital building in harrisburg, cloudy conditions but not very cold at all for a winter day in central pennsylvania the ceremony has connections to tom wolf's home in york county and some connections from delaware county not to mention ed rendell doing the formal introductions coming up later in the ceremony and earlier we had the swearing in of mike stack now officially the lieutenant governor of the state of pennsylvania. here is video from his swearing in from earlier this morning. and one of pieces being sung by the talents childrens choir from chester. they are slated to perform at

the end of the ceremony and then the inaugural ball in hershey pennsylvania. we'll have much more as tom wolf takes on the title of 47th governor of the commonwealth of pennsylvania. >> thank you. we'll be checking back in later and as we mentioned the inaugural ceremony including the sweet sounds of a chorus from delaware county ♪ the lord is my shepherd ♪ >> that is the chester childrens chorus warming up their voices before boarding a bus for harrisburg this morning, they are one of three selected to perform at the start of inauguration then will close the ceremony with a rendition of american the beautiful. >> be sure to stay with "action news" for the swearing in ceremony for tom wolf as the

governor of pennsylvania. now breaking news, 36-year-old based hubesh is taken into custody on allegations of abuse of minors the accusations come from young girls staying in sleep overs at his house. we'll have more during our next half hour at 12:30. now you can say this is the calm before tomorrow's snowfall, this is sky 6 hd not a lot of sunshine out there now but light winds and seasonal temperatures and accuweather is tracking rain and snow heading our way tomorrow. lets get the latest from meteorologist david murphy with more. >> this looks like a weak system tomorrow and the timing isn't great for the evening commute,

we have a couple of sprinkles and showers in philadelphia some of this going through cape may county, an additional batch south of dover the chance of a pop-up sprinkle late in the day a flurry popping through and nothing major. out now stormtracker 6 live double scan showing an area of precipitation pushing east, charging to the east coast it looks like tomorrow afternoon we'll be on the lookout for that riding through and while it doesn't portend heavy accumulations we could get some. everybody is well over freezing now and we see cloudy skies and lancaster 40 degrees and similar in harrisburg where they are getting ready to inaugurate the new governor. 43 is the high and 28 is the overnight low above average, as we look at future tracker 6, we are looking at dry conditions

through the mid-day hour tomorrow, as we get into 3:00 wednesday, in the western suburbs there is a chance of light showers moving in and during the evening rush this looks to fill in even farther and push farther and farther to the east. it's mainly light snowfall. but the models by the time it's said and done, overnight and into the wee hours of the morning we think it's mainly rain here these three give us 1.5 to 2 inches of snow in philadelphia and maybe a little more than that in some isolated areas, that is mainly starting tom afternoon and ending late tomorrow night. for the wednesday morning commute there is concern for the snow creating poor visibility and slippery roads as the rush hour goes on the temperatures fall below freezing i'll have more and a better look at future tracker 6, as it arrives and departs coming up in the accuweather forecast.

>> our coverage of tomorrow's win wintry weather continues at 6abc.com. and can you see the latest weather reports from "action news" along with the hourly and seven-day forecast right there right now at 6abc.com/weather. in other news philadelphia police are investigating an attempted abduction this noon, it reportedly happened after 8:00 at 55th and landsdowne in the city's winsfield section, the girl was not hurt and it happened a block away from heston elementary school where the girl attends. we'll have more coming up on this beginning at 4:00. the burlington county woman charged with setting her newborn on fire goes before a judge today. this afternoon in mount holly police say that she doused the newborn with an accelerant

friday night and set her on fire, the baby later died at the hospital, her bail is set at a half million dollars. funeral services are underway for a woman that was shot and killed execution-style while waiting for a bus, it's held at the church of the advocate on the 1800 diamond street for kim jones the 50-year-old was killed at a bus stop at jefferson street. surveillance video shows her killer walking up and shooting her in the back of the head the killer is still at large. several south philadelphia residents are back at home after being evacuated last night after a 4 inch main ruptured at 2:45 a.m. six homes were evacuated. i was woken up at 3:00 in the morning, they were knocking on the door and i was startled and they told me to evacuate.

crews fixed the leak by 5:00 a.m. and everyone was back inside an hour later and there is no word yet on what caused the main to break. >> there are two lucky winners in our area from last month's power ball drawing, one was sold at the 007 convenience store on seventh street and the other was sold at a giant food store in plymouth meeting, both matched the first five white balls for a cash prize of $1 million. coming up a deadly collapse, an overpass falls to the ground killing one person and we have the latest. and new video has emerged from the isis terror group threatening to kill two japanese hostages and david murphy will be back with a closer look at the accuweather forecast.

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we have breaking news in boston massachusetts, a person is in custody after a person was shot at a hospital here police say that the situation at the brigham womens hospital is under control but the wing had been in lockdown following the shooting

it happened at the cardiovascular care center here at brigham womens hospital. a suspect is in custody, and police are remaining on the scene and we'll keep an eye on the scene in boston and bring you more information as it becomes available. new details this noon on the big problem that forced general motors to recall hundreds of thousands of cars, the number of death tied to the faulty ignition switches has climbed to 49. as of last week they have repaired 126,000 cars. it had been extended from december 31st. health check this noon a woman is monitored at a south

jersey hospital that may be linked to ebola. and so far ebola tests are negative. the woman arrived in newark new jersey on united and fell ill on the plane coming in brussels belgium and was coming from sierra leone. live in our newsroom is alicia vitarelli with a preview of tonight's 4:00 newscast. >> reporter: hey rick, it's a very special day for us on "action news" at 4:00, join us as we welcome back meteorologist, adam joseph happy to have him back we'll see him at 4:00, here are the stories we are working on at 4:00, a florida police department does an about face after using real faces for target practice. and big talkers, over the past few days, more than 19 million

have seen this dover cop shake it off. the south jersey native talks about the origin of the viral video and what he thinks of his new found fame. you can take us on the go by downloading the 6 abc news app, you can watch us live on your smart phone or tablet. we need to see you shake it off. 1:05. it will be nice to see adam later today.

we are taking another live look from harrisburg, pennsylvania where inauguration ceremonies are underway for tom wolf. these are members of cabinet of the new governor as they are introduced at the podium and the inauguration ceremonies are

underway here, the new governor is expected to take his swearing in ceremony in about 20 minutes or sorks we are streaming it live on our website at 6abc.com. and if that swearing in happens before we say good-bye at 1:00, of course we'll bring it live to you. the inauguration ceremony is underway in harrisburg, pennsylvania. meteorologist, david murphy, says it's not a bad day to be in harrisburg. >> stormtracker 6 live double scan shows you there is a sprinkle down south in cape may county and nothing much to worry about nothing to keep your traveling from getting done in the afternoon hours now. as we look outside, we have cloud cover earlier with patches of blue, on the action cam earlier in center city. looking up at city hall, sort of that portion away from the main spire where you don't always pay

much attention the whole building is really artistic and interesting and a spot you don't always see 43 is your temperature, 27 in philadelphia that is your dew point and winds are calm and they are not much of a factor today. a number of 40 in allentown and 42 in reading and 44 in trenton and mid-40s in wildwood and atlantic city at this hour. cool but not bad for this time of year. satellite shows you how the cloud cover after morning sunshine gets thicker patches of blue here or there and we'll see the clouds get thicker as the day goes on we'll call for increasing clouds and a high of 43 degrees and without much wind it's not all that bad. down the shore the same story any sunshine giving way tonight creasing clouds and 46 is the high there. in philadelphia we'll go for a high of 43 degrees and clouds on the march cool but not bad,

winds run 6 to 12 miles per hour, when they are blowing at all. right now they are calm. 28 is the overnight low and mostly cloudy skies in the region. then tomorrow it looks like we are mainly dry during the morning and the clouds get thicker and then into the afternoon and future tracker 6 shows you a band of light snow pushing in from the western suburbs during the afternoon commute at 4:00 and 6:30, we see light snow taking over the region, the farther south you go the better chance of it being rain. this continues at 11:00 when we get to the tail side of it in philadelphia, by about 1:00 or 2 in the morning, it's over. it looks like we'll get accumulation, the north american model is typical of most of the models showing 1 to 2 inches and higher than that in spots from areas in philadelphia north and less south. we'll go with the 1 to 2 inch idea with a couple of spots that go above that.

for the evening commute, it looks like the bulk of that will not have fallen but you'll have reduced visibility. 44 is today's high with increasing clouds and 36 tomorrow with the light snow arriving during the afternoon hours and continuing past midnight tomorrow night it's largely rain down south and most of us seeing snow. partly sunny and dry on thursday with a high of 40 and 36 friday and 40 saturday and the possibility of rain given there is a southern system that may look to inch closer to us to get us wet for part of the day. and monday a chance of rain or snow. >> david thank you. there is much more to come in our next half hour at noon. billed for missing a birthday party, one person shows off the invoice he received from another angry parent. and chewing gum is

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a developing story out of bensalem, buck county where a naur is arrested for sexual assault.

detectives say he allegedly inappropriately touched a young girl while she was sleeping at his house. and pennsylvania will have a new governor tom wolf will be sworn into office in a knew minutes. now the details on the arrest of a 36-year-old man who is accused of inappropriately touching young girls while they visited his daughter. one girl said it happened during a girl scout sleepover at the house. chap is live now with the full story. >> reporter: rick, david huebsch turned himself in and he is accused of sexually assaulting two girls over the past year half the alleged crimes occurred a