swollen and bruises and her nose broken after this man attacked her on the trolley. >> my nose, very to breathe a certain way and needs a certain way. i can't move my mouth in certain directions because it hurts my nose too bad. shay is 17 and is withholding her full name at the family's request. she jumped on the trolley at girard for the short trip to school. >> i bumped my bag into this man and he was mad and started calling me out and getting real smart with me. >> she ignored him and the man got up and threatened her in the ear and she saw his fist was clenched she tried to defend herself. he hit me and i hit him. >> he say creep on a bus full of

kids if the book bags are hitting it's a bus full of kids it happens. >> shay's mother got the call no more wants her daughter was attacked and on the way to the hospital an e.r. nurse herself, she broke down. >> to know a man hit her really? she is a kid. >> she said this grown man just hit me in the face. >> police want to you take a close look at the man shay has never seen him prior to the attack. her injuries will heal but shay and her mother worry about the emotional scars. >> i hope he gets caught and i hope he feels how i feel. >> that video say bit blurry septa says there say surveillance camera on the trolley and they are working to get the video so the suspect can be identified i'm live in juniata park, chad pradelli

channel 6 "action news." >> thank you. we have breaking news now. from camden county new jersey chopper 6 hd is over the scene of what was an apartment fire here in lyndonwald, camden county fire crews are still there. this is the 1800 block of lauerle road in lyndonwald, the apartment blaze apparently the blaze ignited at 4:30 this afternoon. the good news is it's just ruled under control just minutes ago and no injuries report fire crews are on the scene trying to determine what caused the apartment fire and no one was injured and again they are still trying to determine what caused the flames and whether or not the residents can return to the scene of this apartment. we'll keep an eye on the situation and bring you more when it becomes available from lyndonwald tonight. police have identified one of three people killed in a crash on the new jersey turnpike.

45-year-old segundo ramiro slid off the road and into a tree. no word on what caused him to suddenly lose control. officials are trying to determine what caused the fire that destroyed a four story new jersey apartment building displacing hundreds of people. officials say it appears to have started on the first floor of the avalon building and it spread to the other floors and ceilings 240 units were destroyed and 168 units in a nearby unit war saved. coming up we'll have a live report with the latest from the scene. turning to the forecast now a nor'easter is heading our way and will affect the first part of our weekend apparently. storm tracker double scan radar is tracking the storm that has snow and rain and cecily tynan is at the big board. >> hi rick, that is right.

it depends on where you live. i'm careful not to call this storm a snow storm because we'll see rain in parts of you viewing area and some parts see only rain, stormtracker 6 live double scan showing the low pressure really the main piece of energy south of houston, you'll notice the moisture being gathered from the gulf of mexico and you'll notice this is all liquid and it's all frozen that is one indication of a lack of cold air and that could bring severe weather to parts of georgia and parts of florida. future tracker showing the moisture moves in during the wee hours of morning at 2:30 in the morning most of us are sleeping unless you are partying late on friday night we are looking at snow in philadelphia however this storm system is pulling in warmer air we'll be seeing a change over on the i-95 corridor from snow to rain in the early morning hours as far as south jersey, you won't see snow at

all. this is the timeline the moisture arrives from the south at 10:00 tomorrow night and 1:00 saturday morning, the steadiest precipitation is from 3:00 until 9:00 in the morning and that is when we see the change over from snow to rain in philadelphia. it's a fast moving system and out of here by saturday afternoon, what you get depends on where you live and i'll talk about what to expect where you live with a map coming up in the full accuweather forecast. neighbors and community leaders today returned to the north philadelphia site where a social worker was murdered, pressing for anyone with information to come forward. state representative curtis thomas joined neighbors at 10th and jefferson called for an end of gun violence this is where 56-year-old kim jones was shot excuse style by a masked gunman. they are imploring anyone with

tips to speak up. police don't have a suspect or a motive. >> the philadelphia's teachers union is celebrating a victory tonight and the school reform commission canceled the teacher's contract back in october and today a common wemth court ruled that they did not have the authority to make the move. vernon odom as more. >> reporter: all day long the top brass is behind closed doors trying to decide on the next move in the wake of lose that major legal battle today with the teacher's union. >> it's a victory for philadelphia's children as well as for the members of philadelphia federation of teachers. jerry jordan hailing the verdict for the school district. in a more than 40 page ruling, they said that the district had no legal right to scuttle the

old contract and make their own terms, they made the move in october after two years of contract talks remained stalled. they said it would have saved more than $50 million that could be poured into the clasz room. >> it was absolutely improper for the school reform commission to cancel the pft contract and instd of coming back to the negotiating table. the school district says there will be no immediate impact on the second semester programs but the loss of savings they planned on for the fall, is a problem including another round of layoffs for teachers and nurses et cetera. >> it's a disappointment for us not having the flexibility to be able to put more resources into schools upcoming the next year. >> so far no new face-to-face contract negotiations have been

scheduled. live on north broad street vernon odom, channel 6 "action news." >> thank you vernon. time for a check of the "action news" traffic report thursday night. matt pellman is back in the "action news" traffic center first of all welcome back. >> thank you. you know one of many signs and i'm a little bit crazy is i was watching the traffic while i was gone and you guys had some days that were not so nice. it's not terrible out there we had a broken down truck in delco, on the blue route approaching the broomall upper darby interchange penndot pushed the truck to the side and the southbound lanes are open but it's heavy down from villanova from this point in broomall. and from spring city to spring house, they are still doing the emergency construction from 309 northbound to norristown road and that is the case for the next few hours. expect delays north of ambler

there. and a wreck along pennsylvania avenue and the schuylkill and 95 with all the typical slow spots the burlington bristol bridge is upright now head for the connecter bridge instead and if are you headed through lyndonwald the fire trucks are out and about because of the apartment fire. much more ahead on "action news" at 5:00, the controversy over the underinflated footballs continues to cast a shadow over the new england patriots what the coach and star qb says about the alligation. and now what they say about the safety of certain plastics, why they say that bpa does not pose risks to a person's health and cecily tynan has nor coming up

the heat continues to rise in the deflate-gate scandal involving the new england patriots and for the first time

coach bill belichick and q.b. top brady address it's controversy. he was shocked to learn that 11 of the 12 footballs were significantly underdeflated in the win against the colts in the championship. that earned the pats a trip to the super bowl and tom brady took to the podium saying he believes within playing within the rules and was surprised by the findings that the game balls were not up to the nfl's standards. >> i have no knowledge of anything. >> you are comfortable saying nobody did anything wrong? >> i am comfortable i don't know anything i understand that i was in the locker room preparing for a game, i don't know what happened over the course of the process with the footballs. >> the nfl is still investigating what exactly happened. the patriots say they are cooperating fully. days of rough weather and poor

visibility is hampering divers efforts to recover body from the air asia plane crash. six bodies were fulled from the java sea today and rescuers are struggling to lift the fuselage and the plane's cockpit from the sea bed that is 100 feet deep. meantime japan is trying to contact isis to secure the release of two hostages the militants threaten to kill the men if they don't receive $200 million from tokyo they gave a 72 hour deadline that expires tomorrow. japan is scrambling because of a lack of diplomatic relations in the middle east. now a shortage of cough syrup in one area. ali gorman has the latest.

>> reporter: so far california is the only state feeling the short able but it's a sign of the difficult cold and flu season we are having, both the neighborhood and chain pharmacies are running out of adult generic cough medicines with codeine, pharmacies that can get the cough syrup are only selling 4 ounces at the time. they say the shortage is a matter of economics. >> there is not an incentive for generic manufacturers to keep a large supply and when there is a large demand things just run out. >> they are trying to be careful they don't create shortages anywhere else. we are told to steer clear of the chemical bpa and now a report says that may not be necessary, the food safety watch dog says that people of any age

don't get enough bpa in things like bottles and cans to hurt them. it's banned from baby bottles and toys and some studies say it can affect development but the fda says that in low levels bpa is safe but there is questions about coating some cash register receipts and that could create problemed within exposed to the skin. people that don't exercise regularly because it's not convenient and no place close by to work out. a team in wisconsin say that is not so three out of ever four americans live within a half mile of a park or gym or recreation center and those that live closer are slimmer or are more likely to live beyond the able of 75. here in the northeast we have more access than people in the southeast and southwest.

even if you don't live close to a park, there are plenty of free exercises you can do from home and even a little bit helps a lot. >> i live near the park too. and a dairy queen. quick break.

breaking news pennsylvania supreme court has halted anymore to charge attorney general, kathleen kane for alleged leaks of information that blocks the district attorney from charging kane. kane maintains they did nothing wrong. and now ebay is cutting 6% of their total workforce, it's part of an efficiency drive and they will expand their nationwide operations, the job cuts happen over the next year and some jobs will be offset by hiring in other parts of the company. from our delaware newsroom, more than 50 businesses took part in a big job fair in wilmington today. looking to hire military veterans and their spouses it

was called the hero job fair. people of all levels of experience were invited to participate as well as their spouses and partners. it was responsered by capital one bank. one of philadelphia's most historic and iconic newspapers was honored today. the philadelphia tribune was serving the community for 130 years, they presented the president of the tribune with a special proclamation they said they continue to be an important voice in the african-american community for more than a century.

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all right time for accuweather at "action news" big board cecily tynan is at the big board and is sounds more wet than white for us areas west of philadelphia north and west this will mainly be a snow event for the far north and west suburbs and today a lot of melting going on and the high is 41 degrees and washington, d.c. 49 and richmond, virginia 51 degrees these are not numbers you want to see if you are hoping for a big snow storm in

two days because there is relatively warm air in place. philadelphia 39 and allentown 37 and the poconos is the cool spot 27 degrees. satellite 6 along with action radar showing lots of clouds today and we had some breaks in the clouds this afternoon with sunshine and a wider view showing this low pressure, it's south of houston, this is the main low a piece of upper level energy that joins us this is the low pressure that moves off the eastern seaboard and off the carolina coast and rolls up the coast as a nor'easter early on saturday. future tracker showing the moisture moving in during the wee hours of morning between 10:00 friday night and 2:00 saturday morning, you can see when it first arrives in philadelphia when most of us are sleeping it is in the form of snow however, warmer air gets pulled in by the system so by 10:00 we have a change to rain in most of you viewing area

except for the northern burkes area and the poconos and that moisture moves out in the afternoon and saturday. yesterday i showed you the models and the european was showing more than 5 inches of snow on saturday and now there is a good consensus that in philadelphia, we are looking at a relatively minor snow event, 1 to 2 inches before we get the change over to rain, that will likely happen by 6:00 in the morning on saturday for philadelphia. so this is what to expect south jersey and delaware before the rain moves in a coating to perhaps an inch and then that rain washes away all the snow, the immediate i-95 area, including the nearby suburbs we are looking at 1 to 3 inches of snow before the change over to rain to get a pure snow event have you to go north of the trenton and the lehigh valley and the poconos, and that is our best bet of seeing more than 3 inches of snow or 2 more inches of snow with no change over to

rain. mainly clear skies tonight and a typical chill and 19 in allentown, the five-day at 5:00, a nice day and lots of sunshine and late clouds nat of into and, 40 degrees on saturday we get the snow mix and rain, 39 degrees and we get a little bit of a break between storm systems on sunday partly sunny and 42, and then snow moves in on monday and behind that system it gets a lot colder on tuesday, 47 degrees and adam will let you know when the cold weather sticks around in the accuweather forecast. >> still to come on the next half our of "action news" at 5:00 we are following a developing story from yemen where rebels successfully over threw the government there. and the piano man is heading back to south philadelphia we have details on billy joels next

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jaime apody rick williams and monica malpass. hello again here is what is happening on "action news" tonight. a raging inferno in new jersey destroys dozens of apartments and sends dozens of folks into the streets we are live with the latest. tom brady gives the latest on the scandal and jack markell gives his ambitious plan for the state of the state address. >> and authorities in edge water, new jersey are talking about what sparked a blazing inferno overnight. folks ran from their homes little but the clothes on their backs. they went to the avalon apartments as it became engulfed in flames the light weight wood structure fueled the flames. the fire raged for several hours it continues to smolder tonight and at least 240 units were

destroyed. >> the hallways were floor to ceiling with smoke and these guys had to crawl through and get the people out of their apartments we had someone trapped on the balcony and rescue them with ground ladders. >> two people and two firefighters suffered minor injuries. >> tony yates is following the story from our sister station on more on the residents out of their homes now. hi tony. >> reporter: good evening rick and monica, i want to show you the throng of people behind me now, in the middle of that crowd of people governor christie meeting with reporters now giving them a statement on what happened inside a half hour ago he was inside of the edgewater community with the displaced families now. donations are pouring in and no one is going hungry and without help the main concern is will

anyone be moving back into the apartments that were not damaged. how quickly can they get their lost documents and their driver's licenses replaced and the pets that are unaccounted for. >> i was so scared in the beginning. >> knowing that everybody belongings were there and everything lost, it's horrible. >> what is happening? >> what is happening? >> five cats were in there and our turtle. >> michelle marlo came to the community center hoping that the humane society found her pets, angry she had to leave them behind. >> the captain of the fire department had to drag me out of there because i wouldn't leave my cats. >> they dragged her out at the last minute because she wouldn't leave the cats and our cats are dead. >> this man says his building only suffered water damage. >> you hope to get back into the apartment? >> we would love to do that,

because it's our home. >> in the meantime meals are offered at the center and the vfw next door and so much so another donation center is opened down the street. >> any item that they need? >> right now they need gift cards, they don't have access to their money they left everything in their homes. >> some miracles happened here some dogs reunited with their owners but noah's two cats are still missing. >> they were in the part of the build that caught on fire. oh. so hard. >> once again outside of the edge water community, governor christie is out there for a half hour now answering reporters questions and the pets and humane society taking great pride with reuniting them with their pets and several insurance

agencies are stationed at the community center and the state is trying to replace the drivers licenses and other documents as quickly as possible. we are live in edgewater tonight channel 6 "action news," i'm tony yates. we are following developing news out of yemen where rebels have successfully forced the rulers out of power today the president prime minister and cabinet resigned from their post they overtook the presidential palace earlier this week then are in control of that country. the pentagon is ready to help with a possible evacuation of the u.s. embassy there yemen is an ally in the fight against and officials consider al qaeda in yemen the most dangerous in the world. and the second day of talks today in havana in normalizing ties it focused on lifting

diplomatic restrictions and that americans have access to a future embassy in havana however there are sticking points they are resisting the push to grant legal residence to those that touch american soil. and now more on the so called deflate-gate they are looking into why most of the game balls used in the championship win against the colts were underinflated. marcy gonzales is following this story. she is live in new york with the latest. >> reporter: sharrie tom brady says he chose the footballs before the game and they seemed normal and during the game he didn't notice any difference, if they were in fact deflated he is not to blame. >> i didn't have any you know i didn't alter the ball in any way. >> the patriots are feeling the

pressure. >> everybody is trying to figure out what happened. >> responding to the nfl's claim that 11 of the 12 footballs used in the afc championship win were significantly underinflated. >> i was shocked to learn about the news reports about the footballs. i had no knowledge whatsoever of this situation. the nfl says that the footballs were inspected and approved 2:15 minutes before the game. the only time they could have been deflated was before kickoff or during the game. how quickly can that be done. >> just like that. 3 or 4 seconds. some experts say there is advantages to play with underinflated footballs because they are easier to grip. but they say they would have won the game regardless. >> we don't know, we are on to seattle. >> the patriots will play in the

super bowl but because it's not the first time they are accused of playing with deflated footballs, some feel the real consequences will be to their reputation. >> what this does is complicate the legacy. >> reporter: and next sunday the game balls will be held by an impartial equipment manager, a super bowl policy in place long before this scandal. marcy gonzales channel 6 "action news." >> marcy thank you. world news tonight with david muir will have much more on deflate-gate and more on the new jersey apartment fire, watch that after "action news" at 6:00. police divers pulled a body from a car at the bottom of a lake today. they used a chainsaw to break through the ice and they used special suits to get the victim. investigators have not released details about the person's identity or what led them to

search the lake in the first place. former judge joseph waters jr. will spend the next two years in federal prison a judge ordered him to pay $250,000 in fines and then have court supervision once he is out. because he used influence in cases that were handled by other judges. delaware governor jack markell says that the first state made strides in the last year but needs more to ensure success in 2014, markell gave his annual state of the state address in dover and it's crucial to seize new opportunities for growth including in investing in infrastructure. the condition of our roads and bridges will deteriorate woutd more roads and bridges, it's that simple. however investing in our infra

infrastructure will reduce community times and improve road safety. >> he introduced delaware promise, by 2025 he wants 65% of delaware workforce to have a college degree or a certificate or at the very least a high school diploma. now a check of the highways tonight. matt pellman is in the thereaftertraffic center. >> the weather is cooperating but this vehicle is not it broke down on the schuylkill expressway eastbound approaching montgomery drive this would normally be a busy spot any way and it's knocking out the left lane an extra jam, the westbound side is backing up to the roosevelt boulevard. a lot of suburban accident upper southford and one in milford township along mill hill road, john fry's highway and a wreck in abington, 611 old

york road. slowing on the westbound turnpike towards fort washington if you jump on 309 northbound a dump truck hit this sign and damaged it and it's blocked at norristown road. expect delays there rick and monica back over to you. >> thank you matt. more to come on "action news" thursday night a group of delaware county teachers took their message on the road after a month without working on a contract. >> and super heroes involving the super bowl. we'll explain. moisture is gathering in the south and we expect a nor'easter over the weekend but if you are a snow lover you'll be disappointed this go around. >> jaime apody has sports including a sixers prank you have to see.

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a delaware family is hoping a vigil will bring new leads in the 5-month-old murder of their son. tyson would have been 25 years

old today. he was killed leaving a party on january 24th when someone fired on the crowd. his mother knows someone saw something and wants that person to do the right thing. >> there were a ton of people at this party you can't tell me that somebody don't know something. >> tyson leaves behind a 2-year-old son and a 1-month-old baby he never met. the vigil in his memory begins in a half hour on simon circle in dover. teachers took their demand for a new contract on the move today. >> teachers held this informational picket outside of media elementary and ended with a rally at the courthouse the teachers union continues to work under an old contract that expired at the end of august. turning to sport and

deflate-gate continues to dominate the headlines. jaime apody has the latest. >> it's the hot topic with the super bowl ten days away, did the patriots cheat by deflating their footballs in their win against the colts, we heard from the team for the first time. coach belichick kind of threw his quarterback under the bus. he said he was shocked that the footballs were not properly inflated and that tom brady's personal preferences is what he would have to address and later today he did. >> we have cooperated fully quickly, and completely with every request that they have made. and continue to be cooperative in any way that we can. i have no explanation for what happened. that is what they are looking into. >> can you answer right now is

tom brady a cheater? >> i don't believe so. i feel like i have played within the rules and would never do anything to break the rules and i believe in fair play and respect the league. >> pardon the pun, brady certainly sounded deflated. >> six eagles will represent philadelphia in the pro bowl and four of those are first timers and they are excited to be in phoenix on sunday. >> it's a tremendous honor to be at this game and here this week. you know, it's just a culmination of hard work by these guys, and you know it's a privilege to be here. and to meet a lot of the guys you go up against during the season. >> i don't think it's nerve-racking but getting into the rhythm with the new snapper whoever that is. i'm excited. >> it was the ping-pong bowl and the sixers lost or won depending

on how you look at it. >> the sixers hosting the knicks, carter williams had 27 and former st. joe's star sealed the deal with a three, with 15 seconds to go galloway finished with 11 points it was special to get a win in the city that he loves. >> it was big, i enjoyed being in philly all of these years and to come back and have a good game, and get a win it's definitely big for us. >> the sixers may be losing a lot but that doesn't stop them from using a lot. look at the prank they played on one of their teammates tin foiling his car. it's a story you'll see only here at 6:00 and nothing will foil his plans and nascar legend, jeff gordon announced this season will be his last.

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>> the nation's first female four star admiral spoke in bucks county michelle howard the highest african-american woman came to the conference in ivy land and led the naval force that rescued captain phillips back in 2009 and tom hanks made it into a movie. >> that is right. and adam joseph is here and i was looking to forward to shoveling snow. >> well, it depends where you live. look at stormtracker 6 live double scan around the region,

we are dry out in now and there is a little bit of sun that is trying to pop out this evening and it's a relatively warm day, pretty average for this time of year 37 in allentown and 40 in dover and cold enough in the poconos to make snow, it's a lack of natural winter so to speak for the poconos when you talk about the white stuff. looking at stat light and radar moisture is being pulled out of the gulf of mexico it's all rain at this point no snow or ice on the leading edge there is a lack of cold air in the eastern half of the country, typically when you see a large storm coming from the gulf of mexico, there is a large high pressure center that wedges cold air down to the south and there is no high this go around and as the low rapidly deepens from the south it floods in mild air this

go around and the storm moves reallytively quickly for a nor'easter. future tracker shows there is snow on the onset of philadelphia this is at 1:30 on saturday morning, many of us will not see the snowfall this weekend so many of us in bed at that particular time and then the early hours of 6:00, 7:00 and 8:00, rain takes over to the western suburbs with the exception of the lehigh valley and the poconos hanging on to snow saturday morning and in the afternoon the rain pushes out and drys out to the west at 3:00. this is how much we are expecting here on the onset on saturday, a coating to an inch in southern areas but the rain will take over and wash it away, so no snow for the kids this weekend. 1 to 3 from philadelphia and that will wash away and

allentown to the north we'll see 3 inches of snow as the cold air tries to hang on longer. it's mainly clear and a winter dhil in the air 19 to 26 the exclusive accuweather forecast, a beautiful friday and sun giving way to clouds and 40 degrees, 39 and well above freezing and the snow going to rain for most and on sunday a nice end the to weekend, 42 warm degrees before sunday night into early monday a clipper system passes through and that is a better opportunity to pick up snowfall around here and 34 and then brisk and cold behind that as the floodgates open from the arctic. and 30s on tuesday and wednesday and freezing on thursday.

well, the piano man himself will electrify fans in the park

this summer billy joel will return for a one night only concert. tickets go on sale next friday january 30th officials say he has performed at citizens bank park more than any other. coming up next at 6:00, new jersey governor chris christie takes action to and sure an atlantic city come back. and the millions in claims that investigators say had one family living in luxury. that is next at 6:00. for adam joseph, cecily tynan sharrie williams and monica malpass i'm rick williams have a nice evening.

"action news" delaware valley's leading news program. with ducis rogers, meteorologist, cecily tynan, and jim gardner. thursday night and philadelphia teachers claim victory over a court ruling over their contracts and pennsylvania supreme court temporarily blocks any criminal action against attorney general, kathleen kane and the big story is the start of a new era for atlantic city. governor chris christie assigned an emergency manager to dig them out of an enormous hole. he announced a game changer he is appointing a team to do whatever is necessary within the law to stabilize the city's fiscal free fall, nora muchanic is live outside of city hall,

nora is this being seen as a state takeover of atlantic city. >> it is indeed jim the new mayor and manager shied away from that term, but the new managers will have extraordinary powers and they are expected to use them to try to turn things around in this financially troubled city. >> kevin -- >> that is kevin lavine on the left taking over the finances and municipal operations, is he working with kevin orr on the right a lawyer that helped the city of detroit out of bankruptcy and they will try to turn and a city out of debt. it has decimated the tax base. >> we want to make it better and we have seen in the past when the authority was exercised it turned out to be better eventually. >> we have to delve to the details and find out what is going on with the different pieces of