>> snow has fall and cross the region from city hall in center city philadelphia to montgomery county and beyond. the entire tri-state is waking up to winter weather and for some it's a picturesque scene. the action cam was at the terminal in upper darby overnight tonight and you can see the snow open the ground as buses pulled into the station for ride others to catch a ride. remember if you're out and about today, take it slow. the roads may be slick. >> this is the scene at springfield square shopping center springfield delaware county overnightch the plows were out working to clear out the parking lot. for anyive those early morning customers and hatboro montgomery county, few ventured

out in early morning hours and light, fluffy snow covered sidewalks, streets trees power lines near york road and moreland street. mobile six is out on broad street tlibl in north philadelphia getting a look at roadways across the area this morning trying to see exactly what people face as they head out. for the most part good conditions. the roads themselves seem clear at least major road do. as you head out of the neighborhood though take extra caution. this is live look on certificate center city sky6hd fog hanging over the city now. sky6hd looking live for us now at the airport. those conditions at the airport we saw a tweet from the airport a little while ago a 37 minute delay on flights coming in and out of airport. if you are flying out today check with the airport 1800 phl gate that's a number you can

call and check in with whatever your carrier is for today. let's take a look at conditions down the shore in atlantic city. you see camera jumping that's wind blowing camera around a little this morning. we saw mostly rain at the shore in this weather system. in our first day live look sky wilmington, delaware a. i mix of stuff coming down in wilmington from rain to sleet to snow and back and forth just like much of the area saw. we have live team coverage of the snow and rain from the nor east are meteorologist chris sowers is tracking remnants of the storm. john rawlins is in the suburbs taking a look at conditions. there let's begin first with chris and latest from accuweather. house it look out there. >> well it looks slushy out here this morning and i don't know it you can pick that up. we're seeing light freezing rain light drizzle falling. if we can pan the camera ra down we had a couple inches of snowfall during the overnight wheel most of us were sound asleep and we have that to you

grip. if you removed the snow we're picking up freezing rain. getting similar to what we saw last sunday with slick spots with icing starting to develop. with that said as we flip is over to stormtracker 6 double scan this will not be remotely close to what we saw last sunday. it's well advertised event. we saw snowfall first and icing over top of that. when the clouds get out and remove snow they'll be removing icing as well. here's stormtracker 6 double scan snow showers north and west and lehigh valley and poconos and south jersey and delaware looks like you're left with scattered showers and patchy areas of drizzle. we get into central portions of bucks and montgomery count question asen that's where we're picking up moderate freezing rain and sleet rights now. quakertown reporting moderate sleet and freezing rain and lansdowne same things and doylestown reporting light freezing rain and this is the concern over the next couple hours here. we'll see a thin glaze of ice is

develop over top of the snow. which will lay heavy open tree branches and anything that sun treated. sidewalks, parking lots, will become slick again expecting anywhere from 1 to .2" ice on top of snow falling from plan cast to allentown. road conditions, lehigh valley, snow covered, take it slow out there this morning. lots of slick spots. in city and surrounding northwestern suburbs back roads are snow covered. some main roads are wet with little slush mixed in and for south jersey and delaware looks like most roads are just wet at this point. stormtracker 6 double skap as we set in motion for you bulk is working its way out to sea. we're leftover now with a few scattered rain and snow showers. 1:00 35. couple rain showers, few wet snowflakes mixing in and 4:00 everything comes to end. 36, anticipating high of 37. things should -- this is not

dose to what you saw last sunday. we're expecting slick spots. we're seeing it here. take it easy. let crews get ahead of thing and everything will be okay. eva i'll accepted it back you to. >> let's switch to "action news" reporter john rawlins who is in quake are town bucks county with a look at conditions there. hey, john. >> hi, eva. this is one of those things you don't like the weather wait a while. we'reing ing at sleet coming down what i called baby hail is sleet this time of year. in the last i've minute or so the heavens opened up again and this time it's snow. you can look at my long suffering legal pad here this is about a minute or so it's accumulating it's a little bit not a whole lot hopefully this is mother nature's last gasp. we had a lot overnight 4 to 6" be have video to show you overnight stuff white fluffy

christmas card snow and went through a series of changes sleet, rain, we've had wet snow and back to sleet and now snow. road conditions also variable up here from poor to not too bad according to drivers we've talked to. >> not really bad as of right now. it's not too cold. stuff will freeze eventually. but as we plow the snow is deeper that you expect. >> maybe four. >> a friend of mine measured 7" in trum bauers in trum in trum bowersville. >> what's it like main streets not bad and. >> it's slow going there. >> absolutely. >> advice would be just to stay put if you didn't have to go out. >> absolutely. >> later in the morning or something. >> absolutely had. >> you'll hear that advice often this morning. if you can wait before you go

out. this is winter condition out here and it's now snowing again. i don't know how long it will con tichbility chris will have to give us an idea of that. there's slick spots out there. road crews are out. you can hear it's variable road conditions. secondary and back roads not so good. if you can go out and wait later today you'll probably be advantageous to do that rather than go out if you don't have to. live in quakertown, john rawlins, chapel 6abc news. >> s, he filed this report and used theseself picks. >> good morning from up inner ton county where it's okay quiet now and snow has fallen overnight. i didn't bring a ruler but i have a tape measure with me i clocked this in 3 to 4" open the ground at least that now. lambertville now it's quiet. lambertville

now it's quieti can tell you roads are relatively clear and snow plows were out overnight an you can see there's plaque top there down bridge street completely passable. the side roads are snowy still. they'll work on that throughout the day. make sure you survey it first and get a feel how it's driving because some roads are slippery. i'm nora muchanic in lambertville talk you to later. the action cam was at the wawa tyson avenue and boulevard overnightch the snow did not keep those drives from runninger rapdz and you can keep track of the nor'easter with the stormtracker 6 accuweather april or report your weather feature to let us know what is happening where you are and signature photos of the snow. >> next on "action news" sky6hd taking a live look for us outside over center city now you

can see the fog sitting we're talking about our changing situation. >> that's one of the biingtest situations other that the ice we're picking up fog and this is a nor'easter pulling through. we have leftover rain and snow showers out there that we'll have to deal with during the late morning hours. i'll have timing and details on that and storm system number two arriveding sunday and monday. i'll have that forecast in a bit i'll have that forecast in a pass

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>> and we saw shot of center city a short time ago government looks ominous sitting over the buildings. >> it's lower level cloud deck. that's improving. visibility down to a mile. we're slowly getting back up to 2, 3 and 4 miles. it's foggy. it's not as bad as it was a couple hours ago. there's view in old city continuing with the snow on the ground. we had officially an inch to inch and a half in philadelphia and north an west we picked up anywhere from 3 to 5" of snow and we're starting to see travel trouble spots if you will. winter weather add sciencery continues for areas highlightsed in lavender philadelphia county, lower bucks and montgomery county and delaware chester and lancaster county until:00 in the morning for mixture of snow, sleet and freezing rain north and west from there and into the lehigh valley and poconos we still have winter storm warning in effect until 11:00 this morning. heaviest is gone. accumulating snow has fallen

from this point on. we're expecting leftover snow showers. still a lot of snow covered roads out there and even power out annuals being reported. here's stormtracker 6 double scan and one of the good signs that we're starting to see. temperatures quickly climbing above freezing. i put the numbers on here rights now. 35 in philadelphia northeast. 34 number for the airport in philadelphia. and 34 norristown. you have to go well north an west of city to pick up freezing rain and sleet which is indicated by blue colors here and you get doyle town 31 quairker town 30. we're seeing freezing precipitation because numbers are below 32. and what i'll do is highlight roads still being impacted from this frozen precipitation and again this is well advertised event and they treated roadways nicely so this shouldn't catch anybody off guard here if you're traveling along the roadways there are slick spots especially back roads.

over the next hour or so most of this should pull away and things will greatly begin to improve. we'll set into motion the bulk is long gone now and pushing to new england hartford, boston, reporting moderate to heavy snow. everybody south of that area getting intoel del-vally and lehigh valley and we have a few leftover rain and snow showers and a lot of dry patches even further south. so again bulk of this is gone. sleet wood 6" of snow. perkasie 5.5 brick township 2.7 and wynnewood an inch and a half. do 1.5 miles in allentown and we have icy patches out there. snow covered roads. especially back roadways. millville 33. trenton 33. here's future tracker 6. ideas for leftover rain and snow

showers and snow covered areas north and west and then from time to time you'll pick up rain shower or period of freezing rain north and west. maybe even drizzle. really that's about it. we get into late afternoon andle storm system works its way out and storm skims go partly cloudy tonight increasing clouds and then surprised or monday clipper system this is pattern changing clipper system and january temperatures again this will probably produce good 1 to 2" of snow in parts of area just in time unfortunately for monday morning commute. until 9:00 we're experting period of ice to develop in northwestern suburbs and brblings and freeze and oaf passes and sidewalks and trees and anything untreated is where we expect light glaze to develop and will give you an idea why we're talking if through quaeker town and toylz town northeast

into northern portions of until energy pottstown and downingtown you're included in this area as well. wilmington 39. reading 37. well above freezing. allentown 36. millville 38. cape may 4 2. we'll see periods of rain during the afternoon. still mixture north and west. exclusive accuweather 7-day forecast sun and clouds sunday 42. monday morning clipper system could be round of white snow. accumulations look like 1 to 2" turning kelder and 29 and tuesday 29 wednesday 29 wind chills in teens and thursday and friday we start to pull out of it again with highs in 30s. yes slick spots out there now and wovt is gone and road crews are definitely getting a head of things right now. >> we'll check with penndot here in a few minutes as well. thanks chris. life can be pull of challenges but in this week's art of aiming lisa thomas laury has met a woman that over came her trials by meeting them head on. >> carroll sailor comes from family of artist and has been

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, sgrvr not much snow broad street center city. brad joyngs us on the phone now with word open how the roads are looking this morning. good morning, brad. >> good morning, eva. >> can you give us an updates of what we're facing on those major interest states and highways this morning. >> major interest states, highways prettyty clear rite now. still very wet. and as we hover around the freezing mark awe urge drivers to be careful there's slick spots, overpasses, bridges elevated ramps, as we head to northern montgomery county northern blocks there's a little more accumulation and slushy there and interest states and highways looking clear. second arie roads a little more accumulation. so again you know, we urge

drivers to watch their speeds and be careful and delay plans if you can. >> any trouble spots people need to keep an eye out for this morning. >> well there are speed reux ductions not in philadelphia area but in the lehigh valley. if you head out to allentown or reading, interstate 78, 8 0rbgs 81 176 and i 80 reduce todd 45 miles an hour. off us 22 us 22 and 422 reduced to 45 miles an hour and route 33 and 309. as you leave this year if you have plans to leave the philadelphia area use caution. and again watch your speeds. all right. thank you so much, brad, for the update. we'll have a check with meteorologist chris sowers on our conditions that continue to change this morning.

>> here's the lehigh valley. hanover, bethlehem, reporting light to moderate know. this is the area that picked ape good amount anywhere from 4 to 6". 2 looks like snow showers crossing over there. bethlehem reporting sleet pellets mixed in and little bit further south and east we go actually i skipped right over that. it would have showed you sleet and freezing raining reported in lower bucks county right now. there too they picked up good 3 to 5" of snow before the

changeover. lehigh valley, martins creek 7", forks township 7" bushkill 5.5" and schnecksville 4.7". everybody picked up 3 to 5" of snow and across the city we didn't see too much of anything at all. maybe coating and rain. icy concerns the next several hours. 4:00 in the morning to 9:00 in the morning a light thin glaze and anywhere from 1 to two tenths of an inch from lancaster to reading and pottstown into the lehigh valley and across northern portions of new jersey. now we're starting to see transition from snow to sleet and freezing rain. and everybody will go over to plain rain over the next several hours and from that point on we eliminate the icing threat. for tonight, periods of rain. could be wet snowflakes mixing in later this afternoon as cold air wraps back in as the storm

system departs and heads northeast and out of here. winds picking up out of the west north west at 15 to 25 miles an hour and day planner this is not a steady soaking driving rain. these are scattered showers through the first part of the afternoon. 4:00 36 and cloudy skies. eva. >> thanks, chris. >> turning to sports sixers travel to memphis to take on grizzlies after dropping ball here at home. sixers started last night's game on high note. they were up against raptors 15-0 and in 4th quarter t leaves sixers leaves six the nfl finally commented on the so-called deflate-gate involving new england patriots. league says its investigation is ongoing. it's trying to determine how 11 of 12 balls patriots slide for

afc championship game became deflated after cleared by officials and the balls according to nfl were under inflated for first half and were properly inflated for second half. more than 0 people have been interviewed so far. >> we have much more coming up on "action news" saturday morning taking a live look via sky6hd spring mountain. this is where we want to see the snow right ski resorts. live team coverage of the nor'easter making for soggy messy saturday. stay with us we'll be right

sxwrv icery roads are a concern. snow female cross most of the tri-state overnight and for some it's changed over into rain. mobile six is out on the roads giving a look at what the conditions look like for you if you have to travel right now. schuylkill westbound, here are getting on to the schuylkill westbound here you can see the interstates look clear. there's snow up on the sides and a little bit of slush on the actual interest states themselves. and be careful if you head out no matter how clear things look things can get dicey quickly if there's a patch of ice to be found. conditions at philadelphia international airport the airport saying there's average

of 37 minute delay because of fog that is in the area right now. we have heard reports that southwest specifically is seeing major delays. so if you fly out or come into -- pibing up somebody coming into philadelphia international check open the flights call that number 1-800-phl-gate, or check with the carrier themselves. and let's go down the shore and tie take a look at conditions in atlantic city. the fog there in atlantic city as well mostly a rain event for the jersey shore. and action cam now in horsham montgomery county overnight. two tractor-trailers got stuck along route 611 dmreer broadway while trying to drive up the snow covered highway there. roads in war mipster bucks county were covered in snow early this morning. here york road cars were having too much trouble getting by as snow continued come down. ment action cam was in center city 3:45 this morning as a light snow fell here 16 and jfk

a light dusting of snow covered roads city hall and ground was covered at the rizzo statue. we have live team coverage of the snow and rain from our nor'easter. meteorologist chris sowers is tracking remnants of that storm. "action news" reporter john rawlins is in the suburbs taking a look at conditions there. let's begin with chris with the latest from accuweather chris. >> eva good morning you to double scan technology taking a breather this morning as heaviest is now pushed north and east and pulling away from the delaware valley. we see a couple leftover rain showers across south jersey and delaware and couple sprits and sprinkles as well and mixed precipitation north and west. we'll sdom in there first. there's allentown bethlehem hanover. we're seeing light snow and sleet pellets mixed n you have to go to poconos where you start to see all of the snow. even here we're starting to pick up changeover and accumulating stuff is already pushed through. so we're not expecting any more accumulations from this point on. little further south and east getting closer to the city

there's quakertown right. there doylestown reporting light freezing drizzle which switches over to plain drizzle as we get to new jersey. there's trenton. i-95 route 130 new jersey energy turnpike again that's all that is left at this point as this nor easter continues to pull away. heavy rains are are gonna cross south jerz write and delaware and accumulating snow pulled away. we still have snow covered roads across the lehigh valley. mainly back roadways and main roads are wet and they've been treated and for city, northern western suburbs still back roads snow covered otherwise a lot of slushy spots out. there again the idea for the most part main roads wet and south jersey and delaware it will wet roadways we saw a coating across south jersey and delaware and quickly flipped over to rain. the next couple hours we have to deal with freezing rain from lancaster through the lehigh valley including reading allentown, easton, quakertown, pottstown, downingtown where we could see anywhere from one to two tenths of an inch that

develops open top of the glaze of snow already fallen. that would be the headache to deal with over the next several hours. bulk of this event is pushing through. fleetwood 3". brick township 23.7" florence 3.0" and wynnewood 1.5". this is not a driving, soaking rain. 11:00, 3 4 1:00, 35 and by 4:00, cloudy skies and 36. anticipating high of 37. i'll have the-day for khaingt up includes storm system two arriving sunday night to monday in a few minute. eva. >> let's switch now "action news" reporter john rawlins in quakertown bucks county with a look at conditions there, jop. >> hi, eva. it's been a changeable hour. an hour ago sleet was falling here giving way to burst of snow for 15 or 20 minutes a half hour ago and now nothing. behind me winter wonder land here. that's route 663. it's been plowed. and you see traffic is moving on

it. not a lot of traffic at this point in time. overnight, well we can show you video from overnight. we had a solid snowfall in quakertown as well as points south here. we have views of 309 as we drove out here overnight. we have a solt id 4 to 6" of snow and series of changes sleet, rain, and then sleet and more slow and road conditions varied from poor to not so bad depending where you are going and here's folks we talked to a short time ago about road conditions now. >> not too good. roads are still trying to get cleared off. i would suggest staying in and letting road crews do their squob. we have to go up because we work at the mountain. >> but you're going skiing. >> not a bad thing to do in the snow. >> but you say if people were smart they should stay off the roads. >> yes let the road crews clear off the roads. >> it looked like it would stop and.

>> it was raping a while and turned back to snow. >> it was done by us buckingham was dop snow, rain, as we came up this week, the rain sean snow. >> 4:30 hi to run to coopersburg it was bad then. it was like 6, 8" you know up the back roads and main roads were pretty messed up too. we came down. it seems better now. >> in the last hour or so what would you say now that it's light out. >> most of it is getting plowed now. biggest problem is everybody moving way to fast on the roads. >> we heard that from several drivers that people were driving too facts for conditions out there there were icy spots and eva as you said earlier things can go downhill fast if you hit an icy spot. live in quakertown. john rawlins "channel 6 action news." >> thanks, john. and our first day a live look at sky6hd and wilmington delaware there they also saw a mixture of things coming from the sky. the rain, the snow, the sleet and the action cam was out and

about last night in bensalem bucks county while it was still snowing. this is street road route 13. salt trucks were busy treating roads to keep them from becoming a slippery mess. >> you can keep track of nor'easter with 6abc stromtracker app get the latest from accuweather and access live radar and use the report your weather feature to let us know what is happening where you areen you can send us photos of your snow. >> parents in bucks county braved wintry weather overnight and showed just how dedicated they are to children's education. they were lined up at the school lane charter school in bensalem overnight hoping to rej stir their children for 2015-201 school year and registration is from 9 to 11 this morning. >> still ahead on "action news" saturday morning messy start to the weekend. sky6hd tag a live look for us now at snow covered penn's landing. meteorologist chris sowers will have an update on the nor'easter that brought the snow, freezing

rain, and rain to our area. "action news" saturday morning continues in adjust a

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>> mobile 6 giving us a live look at what companies are like in your area. right now green lane in manayunk. you can see slush in the street. for the most part it's off to the side of the roads as cars parked in it and stuff but it's not lostly in the roads except

here in the intersection. for the most part conditions are well north and west. lehigh valley area we talked to penndot a short time ago. they told us they dropped the speeds on those major roads there a lot to 45 miles an hour now. >> which say smart plan. lehigh valley saw anywhere from 4 to 7" of snow and we're picking up thin ice on top of that. it's wise to lower the speed limit. live on ski for the most part now help from mother nature temperatures shot above freezing and we're starting to see melting with snow and ice that fell while most of us were sound asleep. in the meantime view of philadelphia international airport quiet. roadways wet with low ceilings and seeing delays. as far as falling precipitation that has come to end at least as of now. winter weather advisory continues for areas you see highlightsed in lavender until 8:00 this morning and another 15 20 minutes or so and that's snow, sleet and phrasing reen and i winter storm warning

issued in pink the heaviest is over. snow covered road and power outages and snow covered roads mainly secondary roads snow covered. few power outages and weight of snow is weighing heavily on some of the smaller free branch and power lines and things like that here's stromtracker double scan you can see how clear we are dover sitting at 36 and above freezing and philadelphia 34 and northeast 35. freezing line is right here where i'm drawing this line. all areas north of this line. lehigh valley, far northwestern suburbs, poconos temperatures below freezing so we're dealing with patchy ice and slick spots on some back roads. everybody south of that line temperatures shot up into the mid 30s and at this point now we're seeing mainly drizzle.

we'll set it in motion for you. nor'easter is a major issue for new england to albany and boston and left with dry patches patchy drizzle and freezing drizzle across the delaware and lehigh valleys and rain and showers pulling this afternoon. they'll be just that showers not a steady, soaking, driving rain. philadelphia 1.5 in allentown and 1.3 in poconos and trenton showing miles and millville 5 and 10 for dover and wildwood. temperatures wildwood 37, millville 33, philadelphia 34. trenton 33. gwynn they're below freezing well norm and west. that's why we're still dealing with headaches and icy travel trouble spots through here. future tracker shows you how things quiet down over the next several hours with leftover rain and snow showers in the average. it's 2:30. temperatures are well into mid 30s some areas upper 30 nothing

should be freezing, one all the roads are treated and we're getting help with the warmer temperatures. cold air rushes bag on in on backside and numbers drop off again. that at point the skies are starting to become clear but numbers are tanking. so watch for black ice in this area and overnight tonight and then first thing tomorrow morning. sunday, sunday is nice quiet day. we'll start with sunshine and increasing clouds in the afternoon and those clouds give way to clipper system that arrives unfortunately just in time for morning commute monday. this snow will over spread the area from west to east by 6:30 in the morning and yes, it will stick to everything that will be the light fluffy snow not heavy wet snow dealing with now. this will be easy to remove from the walks and streets. problem temperature staying below freezing than is pattern changer. once we get this through the numbers drop off. with temperatures below freezing there will be icy slick spots monday morning. as far as the ice we're dealing

with now through 9:00 in the morning, northwestern suburbs and power lines trees bridges overpasses sidewalks anything that's hat top about treated will see a thin glaze of ice stick to it from lancaster to reading to pottstown and lehigh valley and quakertown and easton. this is next several hours. by 10:00 in the morning most areas should nroyp drizzle or couple rain showers as numbers climb above 32. rain at times today. actually we should reword thvrment we'll call it showers at times today. missing with snow late in the day that won't accumulate. 37 reading 30 philadelphia and 32. sunday quiet sun to clouds, 42. sunday night to monday we could see next system pull in. right now we'll go 1 to 3 and most areas will stay closer to 1 to 2. expect slick spots out there and travel delays as arriving just in time for morning commute monday, tuesday, wednesday highs in 20s and thursday and friday 6

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>> good morning to you this saturday. you can see the fog in camden. battleship new jersey right there. snow covered buildings behind it there as well as on sidewalk. taking a live look now sky6hd on

the flat bridge. traffic moving along long petty well. and any time you go over bridges or overpasses remember to reduce your speed and first to ice over if there's any icing problems. we're not seeing much trouble so far this morning. >> in other news this morning police in wilmington delaware are investigating a deadly triple shooting involving three teenagers that happened second and north broom street a 16-year-old boy was dead after hit in the head and a 17-year-old boy was shot in the chest and shoulder and he's in stable condition and a third victim 16-year-old boy is at st. frances is stable condition with gunshot wound for elbow. reese are investigating a debately sheeting involve a teen north lambert street in north philadelphia and later died from his wounds. police have no suspects or motive in the shooting.

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life's running out of shaving stuff. and thankfully being able to find backups. >> philadelphia international this morning you can see most of the snow clears off the runways where the planes have to travel. there are delays and cancellations because of the snow from overnight and the fog that we're seeing this morning. so if are you flying out of phl make sure to call ahead. 1800-phl-gate so check on your flight or check with your airline as well. conditions khawvrped constantly all morning. >> and dramatically from when we first stepped in. >> now is a good time to get out

there and clear the walks and maybe clear the snow remove the snow from cars as most of this has shut off now. it's well north and east. this is stormtracker 6 live double scan technology and what we've done here is put temperatures on top maps so you can see where we're sitting numbers-wise and most of us are above 3 and we're dealing with below freezing temperatures in the level and poconos. couple -- okay. >> the wider view as we set in motion still a problem from new england to boston to albany to hartford connecticut, we have a lot of dry patches between the action now and that's how the receipt of us will play outch the exclusive temperatures are shooting back up into the 40s tomorrow. we'll start meeting away at snow. 42 in philadelphia, 29 monday with morning snow moving in for the morning commute and snow fat

totals look like an inch or two and a number of area roadways. he careful monday morning and deep tro -- >> it's now 7:56 a few minutes away from saying good morning to "good morning america." here's a preview. >> good morning eva philadelphia, coming up on gma saturday the big winter blast what's your feeling in philly and 50 million americans waking to treacherous winter weather snow ice, and rain slamming and who is in the cross hairs rob parian owe is tracking it all. de have more in de plate gate. nfl is investigating. we'll sell you what we know this morning. and the latest victim to high-tech age. sky mall. that sdeeny in-flight catalog

you like to per use it's filing for bankruptcy take a look at some of the oingt out ageious products. >> here's stories we're working on for you. passing nor'easter left a slushy, icy mess on the roads and we have the latest on conditions and philadelphia auto show just one week away. and a preview of what you can except this year. and now for chris sowers and the entire "action news" team i'm eva pilgrim have a great saturday. we'll have an update for you in 30

good morning, america. breaking right now, one-two punch. the big winter blast, 50 million people in 14 states in the path of heavy snow, ice, rain and wind. the treacherous driving and the next storm that's waiting in the wings. >> it works. >> plus, we show you the best way to steer clear of any accident. >> deflate-gate. update. the nfl breaks its silence. its first statement on the underinflated footballs used by the patriots' tom brady. what they're saying and what's next in the investigation. the art of the steal. stolen paintings worth over $10 million recovered at a shop featured on the tv reality show "beverly hills pawn." >> something was -- looked not so clean and fishy. >> we'll reveal why the shop owner became suspicious.