good morning, it is 6:00 a.m. on this sunday january 25. here's what's happening on "action news." storm tracker 6 live double scan live here comes round two of snow, meteorologist chris sowers has gathered the latest timing and projections. >> new overnight a philadelphia police officer is hurt in a crash. bomb threats target two flights arriving in atlanta. let's turn to chris sowers and a check of the snow in the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast. >> reporter: round two is arriving on schedule and there's potentially round three to follow that. that could be bigger. i'll talk about that in a little bit. let's get you outside and show you what's going on.

we have positive news overnight clouds rolled in overnight and kept the temperatures up. most locations are above freezing, which is good news. we're seeing a little bit of black ice not nearly as much as we could have seen. these clouds are acting as an atmospheric blanket. millville, the own exception 30 degrees, you diplomat see much snow. whatever coating you picked up yesterday morning melted. all the snow is out here across the viewing area. that's limiting the amount of icing that we're seeing this morning. forecast for today increasing clouds turning milder. 43 degrees, a decent amount of sunshine to start clouds rolling in later on. winds switch directioning out of the north at 10 to 15 miles per hour. that will increase the clouds. by 11:00 38 degrees, 1:00 p.m.

41 and 4:00 p.m. up to # # which is the normal -- up to 42. which is the normal for this time of year. a huge storm develops off the coast monday morning. the question how much of this storm impacts the region. i'll have that coming up. >> snow and black ice in spots as chris mentioned are concerns this morning. we are telling you, we are bracing for another storm. >> this may affect the driver to work and school tomorrow. kenneth moten has more on the snowy slick weekend. >> reporter: concerns about the black ice on the secondaries and main roads moved into the area saturday night night with drivers taking precautions. >> the roads are well salted, i want down 202 without any issues. >> reporter: transportation

agencies across the tri state say crews were on the roads looking for the slick spots. just a week ago a flash freeze sparked a pileup on the blue route. several inches covered the area friday night saturday morning. >> you fight you lose. you have to be careful how you drive, especially if you drive suv. >> reporter: that rain washed away a good bit of snow in many areas, but drivers were on alert. >> they did a good job salting but i had somebody stop on me pretty quick and i slipped. >> reporter: penndot will decide sunday about the number of trucks deploy for the inbound clipper monday morning. with delaware and new jersey forecasted to get a few more

inches than pennsylvania monday the departments of transportation are expected to be out in full force starting late tonight. reporting along the schuylkill expressway, kenneth moten channel 6 "action news." >> "action news" will help you get ready for the storm we'lling on the air at 4:00 a.m. tomorrow, set your alarm for half-hour earlier than usual to get the latest forecast, school closings and traffic conditions. >> the storm tracker 6 live app has the latest from accuweather and live radar plus you can use your report the weather feature you can create a digital postcard to share with your family and friends. >> new this morning, 15 people are in a shelter because of fire that marched through a building in cobbs creek section. the fire started around 2:00 in an apartment above the dry clearance on the 5500 block of disar avenue -- cedar avenue.

firefighters had to retreat for fear of a collapse. investigators are looking for clues to what sparked the blaze. new overnight a philadelphia police officer is hospitalized after this crash. an eablgd drunk driver -- alleged drunk driver slammed into the cruiser overnight in west philadelphia. the officer is in stable condition at university of pennsylvania hospital. the driver was arrested an facing drunk driving charges. police are looking for the trigger man in a drive-by shooting at rowan university campus. a 17-year-old boy was shot in the leg at the campus apartment. he is being treated at cooper university hospital. >> from our delaware newsroom this morning volunteers will search for a young mother from smyrna kiesha hamilton went

missing january 11 along with her two children. the children were found they were unhurt. seizure i can't's family think hamilton harmed her. the search team will gather at 8:00 a.m. at the fire station in new castle. fbi is trying to track down the person who tweeted threats to two flights in atlanta. the ordeal ended with guns drawn and dramatic conversation. >> reporter: bomb threats sent see i can't social media were -- social media. >> they mentioned that the fbi and tsa was going to come. >> reporter: the twitter attack made threats against delta 1156 from portland and southwest 2191

from milwaukee. the government sent two f-16 fighters. >> i have a bomb on one of your planes but i forget which one can you help me find it. delta wrote -- anxious passengers were evacuated on to the tarmac where bomb squads went through their luggage. >> you can see people with machine guns and threatening things. >> i walked off the plane and had to put down your bag and they had bomb sniffing dogs. >> reporter: once all clear, the passengers were put on the buses to continue there disrupted journey. >> there's a trail whether you want it or not. >> president obama has

condemned the apparently beheading of one of the two japanese hostages being held by isis. the president called it a brutal murder. japan compressed outraged of the beheading of the man seen here. the video was released showing the other japs hostage holding a picture of what appeared to be the decapitated body. the picture was released after the isis deadline passed after a 200 million-dollar ransom. they now want a release of a woman facing the death penalty in jordon for the 2005 bombing there. "g.m.a." is covering the isis threat and the winter weather at 8:00 a.m. after this newscast. itall can police square off with protesters.

>> partly of a parking garage collapsed in north jersey. some people braved the snow and cold winter air in bucks county all for education, nora muchanic will be along to explain that one. >> reporter: coming up in weather we have more snow on the way, actual two potential systems. this is the clipper system, a major winter storm monday night into tuesday i'll have the all the details from accuweather when we come right back. #

>> the snow that moved through yesterday was blamed for accidents in new york norkt state. some -- new york state most of us new england escaped from the heaviest snow. as we heard we are watching another storm gaining steam. >> not this one. >> reporter: we have a weaker system, a clipper system coming in tonight and tomorrow morning. there's the potential for a major storm system monday into tuesday, as we get you outside we'll get you started there's atlantic city, we have a bit of a breeze and temperatures are not dropped off all that much. that's limiting the amount of ice north and west. good news there. sitting at 35 degrees in philadelphia. the freezing mark is 32. so we're three degrees warmer. do you want 27.

winds out of the southwest at 14. millville, 30. allentown, reading philadelphia all 35 well above freezing north and west of the city. we have quite a bit of wind blowing. it feels like the 20s. allentown, feels like 27. that's the present windchill. philadelphia, 26. wilmington trenton showing windchill values of 27 degrees. there's the satellite and radar actually all we see right now is a little swath of rainier saint louis. this is the clipper system right here, it's going to continue to dive toward the south and make the left-hand side turn, now the issue is how quickly this thing intensifies once it hits the coast. that will you will -- ultimately determine whams monday into tuesday. we've seen slipper system race along, if that happens we'll

have that tonight into tomorrow morning. here's future tracker 6. today is a quiet day starting out with sunshine, the clouds lower and thicken quickly on the increase. the model is having a terrible time handling this clipper system. there will be light snow flying throughout the delaware valley. that will continue throughout the late morning hours into the first part of the afternoon and then it will start to wind down around 2:00, 3:00 p.m. in the afternoon. and then we have to focus our attention closer to the coast. the storm will hit the coast and will that storm start to grow and push back bands of heavier snow monday night into tuesday morning. what we know right now snow is likely monday morning light to occasionally moderate snow, temperatures will be below freezing so we'll see slick spots out there. probably not too much in the

city on the ground, by the time the morning commute starts. slow morning commute slippery conditions, temperatures in the 20s and snowfall totals by the time this slipper system winds down will range anywhere from 2 to 4 inches from lancaster to philadelphia to the coast one to two to the south and one to two toward the north. the bulls eye will be in the heart of philadelphia. the winter storm watch goes up monday into tuesday the models are all over the place the gfs has the 3 inches of. -- gfs has 11 inches nam 3 inches. it's something we have to watch closely. sun to clouds, milder,

43 degrees is the forecasted high. overnight turning cloudy light snow after midnight. 29 degrees for the outlying suburbs, 26 for center city. 43 degrees today. 33 tomorrow. snow at times. morning snow tuesday, 26. sun and cold, wednesday 39. we moderate a little bit in the 30s, only to go back into the tank here clouds and sun, 25 on saturday. >> a plow trying to clear snow crashed through the second floor of afternoon apartment garage. an suv was destroyed. the snowplow operator walked away shaken up. the cause is under investigation.

>> police used tear gas to disburse protesters in northern italy this weekend. president obama has landed in india to begin a three-day visit to the country. today he placed a wreath at the memorial honoring the man responsible for independence. he will meet to discuss a wide range of issues. he will skip a plan to the taj

mahal on tuesday so he can travel to saudi arabia. he will pay his respects to king abdullah. here's rick williams with this morning's crime fighters report. >> reporter: christopher tully is a beloved teacher at the middle bucks institute in warwick. his brother said he made a difference in many lives. >> he made a huge impact on many kids who maybe not believed in themselves. >> reporter: on tuesday january 6. he was in his vehicle with his parents when he got out where city avenue meets lincoln drive. he fled on foot and hadn't been seen since. he is bipolar and is on medication. >> his personality started to change so much he figured he needed to see a doctor.

when my parents were in the process of taking him to the clinic he panicked and got out of the car. >> else 5'10" and medium build dark hair, brown eyes. >> chris if you see this, realize there are a lot of people working hard to find you and make sure you're okay and want to see you come home. >> reporter: there's a $9,000 reward that leads to his whereabouts. call 215-546-tips. all calls will remain anonymous. for crime fighters i'm rick williams channel 6 "action news."

>> reporter: welcome back everyone, 6:23, the next series in the pipeline will be swinging through tonight. so far this winter season we've seen a progressive pattern where things race on by from northwest to southeast. that has limited the amount of snow we've seen in philadelphia and points south and east. now things are about to change, the pattern will dig a little bit more. that will allow the storm a little extra time to get it back together. that means we could see minor accumulations tonight into tomorrow morning from 2 to 4 inches. the potential is for a bigger issue monday night into tuesday the because the storm is going to hit, i don't want to call it a block because it's not a morocco. it will hit a feature up here which will slow it down and allow it to rapidly intensify.

that will determine how much snow we see monday night into tuesday, temperatures, this is a good sign, this is where the snow fell yesterday we're above freezing that's limiting the black ice we're seeing across the northwestern suburbs. >> sports, now the super bowl is a week away, deflate gate remains the biggest headline before the game. the patriots coach talked about it again. jeff skeverski has that. >> reporter: move over bill nye the science guy the patriots coach is talking atmospheric pressure. they ran their own experiment to simulate what may have happened that led to the footballs being under inflated. he said they did not tamper with any of the footballs suggesting

perhaps, the weather conditions changed the air pressure. >> embarrassed to talk about the amount of time that i've put into this, i'm not a scientist i'm not an expert in football, i'm not an expert in football measurements i'm not mona lisa vito of the football world. at no time was there any intent whatsoever to compromise the integrity of the game, quite the opposite, we felt we we did everything according to the rules. >> reporter: some of the players have given him the benefit of the doubt. we caught up with don have donavan

mcnabb. >> i think tom said what was on his mind. i thought he could have opened it up a little bit more and took more responsibility, that's new england and they are going through something right now. >> you want every team to follow the rules. i think the rules are there to put into place there's a level playing field and the dwaim has integrity -- the game has an integrity. >> reporter: we caught up with former eagles running back brian westbrook signing autographs in havertown. sixers last night only highlight driving it down, grizzlies go on a huge run.

they allowed the grizzlies to shoot 43%. sixers have dropped five in a row. the pro bowl and nhl all star game are later tonight. that's sports, i'm jeff skeverski. have a great day! # thank you, cable for the slower internet upload speeds. for fewer video on demand titles. thank you cable, because if we never had you... ...we wouldn't know the incredible difference verizon fios makes. in customer satisfaction studies, fios is rated #1 in internet speed and reliability - 8 years running. plus, fios has the fastest wi-fi available from any provider. period.

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>> new jersey governor chris christie stopped in iowa. >> reporter: parents camp out overnight in a snowstorm hoping of giving their child a better chance of getting into a charter school. nora muchanic, i'll have that coming up. >> let's talk about the snow. >> reporter: most wonderful time of the year. [laughter]. >> reporter: let's go live on sky 6. the potential is there for not one, but two. a clipper system sunday into monday morning. the second storm monday into tuesday, it's uncertain how much of the system hits the delaware valley. as we set it into motion we had good news this morning, we were expecting gliez north and west of the -- black ice north and west of the city. because we're seeing all the cloud cover it limited how cold

the temperatures have dropped off. everybody is above freezing. we're not seeing the dramatic icing in the viewing area this is the area that picked up the moderate snow. we're not seeing too much black ice if you're traveling early make sure you take your time and slow it down, because some of the back roads will be slick. sitting at 34. buena, 34. woodbine, 33. just about everybody above freezing at this hour. forecast for today well above freezing, combination of sun and clouds, which will increase throughout the day. the cloud cover 38 degrees by 11:00. 1:00 p.m., 41. 4:00 p.m., 42 degrees, shooting for a high of 43. here's an early call on tomorrow, the morning commute will be slow, you'll have to allow yourself extra time. there will be light will snow overspreading the area west to east. during the evening commute this is when the second round the second storm system may be

developing that could bring heavier snows east of i-95. we'll talk about the potential of a major winter storm in about ten minutes. guys. >> "action news" will start a half-hour earlier because of the storm, matt, tam david and karen will start at 4:00 a.m. they will have live coverage of the conditions and school closing and traffic conditions. >> before the next storm arrives tonight perhaps a bigger one behind it. penndot is gearing up for round two of mother nature. salt trucks will be out in full force to clear the roads. yesterday's storm brought a mixture of winter weather. some parts of the area were blanketed in several inches of snow. in quakertown snow hit the area roads are passable and

rain washed it away. storm tracker 6 live is there along with the seven day and hourly forecast that includes posted watches and warnings at 6abc.com/weather. >> new this morning, police are looking for the killer who gunned down a man on a camden, new jersey street. the courtyard of the grant village apartments on south 9th street. the victim was shot once in the chest at 1:30. he was pronounced at cooper university hospital. no word on a motive or suspect in this in this case. a man is fighting for his life after being stabbed in philadelphia's crescentville section. medics respond to the home on tabor avenue. he was found stabbed in the chest. he was rushed to einstein in critical condition. police are questioning witnesses. a family is pleading for justice in the hit-and-run in important richmond that ended with a grandmother in a coma.

kenneth moten has the story. >> reporter: this is carmen ramoss fun woman who loved to dress up in funny clothes. she was almost taken away on this port richmond street. family members say around 3 weeks ago, ramos was about to get into a car when a passing vehicle struck her. the impact took out the passenger side mirror before the driver kept going. >> maybe it was an accident, maybe it it wasn't, but all they had to do is stop. >> it cover their mother or daughter or anyone they love. please, step forward and help my mom and help us understand what happened that night. >> reporter: ramos was in port richmond spending time for the

family for the holidays. she was in a comma until this week. she is responsive and breathing on her own. >> my mother would have helped anybody in the streets. me growing up young i remember her bringing people off the streets just to feed them soup for lunch. >> reporter: now the family is looking for help torched the hid hit-and-run driver 1995, 1998 for the explorer that could have damage to the right passenger side. >> once he realizes he hit a person, he'll do the right thing, i know he will. i for give him. >> reporter: while police continue their search for the mitt and run driver. carmen ramos has a long road ahead. she can't speak and will be moved to a rehab center. kenneth moten channel 6 "action news." >> protesters heckled governor

chris christie. they were voicing their objections to christy's stance on immigration. governor christie said he was not phased by his critics. >> let me ask you if i was too blunt, too direct and too loud and too new jersey for iowa, why do you people keep inviting me back? [cheers and applause]. >> and more importantly if the values i'm fighting for everyday in new jersey and across the country are not consistent with your values what i would i keep coming back, i wouldn't. >> while he has not announced that he was running for president. he left few doubts he is trying to enter the 2016 gop race. iowa holds presidential caucuses this is christy's 10th visit to iowa in the past five years.

>> some parents camped out trying to get their children into a charter school waiting 20 hours for a spot. >> freezing, snowy hungry and wet. >> reporter: this is part of a group of parents camping outside hope to secure a spot for their children at school lane charter school. >> a man made us chicken soup. >> reporter: his parents are registering for all grades including the new high school. the kindergarten has 125 spots open, but school officials don't know how many slots will be available in other grades. >> charter schools seem it's a better school than regular public school. so, i just want to give her the opportunity. >> we give the chance for the kids to learn outside of the box, we don't do things the normal rote numberrization way. >> some of the parents waited

20e hours in line. it may sound crazy but they say it's worth it. >> as a father i'll do anything for my kids if i have to stand outside for 13 hours to get them a good education that's what i will do. >> i think it's good. >> reporter: siblings of current students are given first crack and then bensalem residents and out of towners. parent may not find out march if sitting in a snowstorm or picking up a ticket was enough to get them a coveted spot at the school lane charter. nora muchanic. >> sky6 live hd taking a live look right now meteorologist chris sowers is back next with the expensive snow projection in the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast. >> and the pennsylvania ballet is set to perform legendary

story from the ballet's new director who has quite a story of his own. leggings, some think they are sexy, but is wearing them in public sending the wrong message? one woman said yes and her blog is a talker. #

good sunday morning, sky6 live hd taking a live look right now over the airport. it appears that there was if we could roll the prompter up there, an underground transformer blew in lancaster that street is closed from wyoming to haverford station. that is in lower merion be aware of that. >> winter wishes are coming through. >> reporter: the snow lovers are going to be happy if the models pan out. it's going to be interesting around the delaware valley. we have not one but two systems they are watching closely. in the meantime there's the view in penns landing, philadelphia picking up an inch yesterday our northwestern suburbs saw as much as 4 to 7 inches of snow. the good news is we're not seeing widespread black ice developing across the

northwestern suburbs because most temperatures are above freezing. there's good news there. 35 in the city. dewpoint 27. winds starting to pick up out of the southwest at 15 miles per hour. allen 4 degrees above freezing. the reason why we're above freezing, the wind has picked up, called mixing to develop. the energy from the sun is not allowed to escape into the atmosphere. we're not seeing that happen. and we're seeing clouds covering the delaware valley. that's acting as an atmospheric blanket. they are combining and keeping higher than we would normally see. there's a clipper system that has the potential of becoming a monster storm monday night into tuesday, this is the water vapor image, you can see that counter clockwise swirl that can you can you

curly cue. that will move into the area. here comes the light snow breaking out west to east across the viewing area. the clipper system i felt doesn't look like it will be that big of a deal. accumulations on the lighter side. the question is monday evening into monday night and tuesday how quickly does the storm develop or intensify once it hits the coast and how far west do the heavier bands travel moving north into new england. those are the confess -- questions that need to be answered. tonight, into tomorrow morning light to moderate snow, it will slow things down on the back roads they will become slippery as temperatures drop into the 20s. snowfall accumulations with the clipper system 2 to 4 reading to allentown through the i-95

corridor and into the coast there. but i would say, i would lean toward the 2 not the 4, there could be isolated areas that could pick up 2 to 4. i think 2 is a good number. a little bit less to the south and a little bit less to the north. the bulls eye runs through the heart of philadelphia. here comes monday night into tuesday. as the storm hits the coast it will start to develop actually. it becomes a monster storm for new england. the question is how quickly does it develop. if it develops quick enough it will push the heavier bands west into the delaware valley. if it develops slowly it will be new england that sees the sizable snows monday into tuesday. monday night, the heaviest should the storm intensify would be east of i-95 areas like allentown and reading will be too far west for a heavy band. lots of uncertainty for the

storm. one model says 2 to 3 inches, one model says 16. there's a lot of uncertainty monday night into tuesday it's a milder day a nice day increasing clouds, millville 46. cape may 45. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast shows a nice cold shot this week. 33 degrees for monday, snow at times. that's the clipper system. accumulations will be on the lighter side. 2 to 4 from the western suburbs through philadelphia and the jersey shore. monday night into tuesday more snow possible with the coastal storm, 26 degrees, wednesday 29 thursday, 35. next saturday another shot gets in here, real cold air by sunday we might struggle to get out of the teens for highs. >> a woman is vowing not to wear form-fitting leggings in

public because they entice men. >> reporter: whether a fashion statement or pure comfort some women wear leggings as pants. one woman in oregon is taking a stance against the hip hugging garment. women today wearing leggings can cause men to think of men sexually or lust after them. >> reporter: this woman has stopped wearing leggings in public. after asking her husband's opinion. he said it is hard to not look at women in leggings. >> i know how men think i appreciate a woman saying i'm going to cover myself up in a way that might not help you think of me sexually. >> reporter: she writes if it is

difficult for my husband to keep his eyes focused ahead, how much difficult might it be for a man who may not have the same control. she is not the only one. a post asked. i think it's hot. >> for the first time of history you have women wearing legs wherever you want. >> reporter: the post went viral getting 30,000 facebook share. not wearing leggings is not a magic bullet that will stop men from looking. >> i cannot control how a man thinks of bee -- me but i do not want to entice him. >> reporter: she is not trying to start a movement but sharing her story how skin tight pants

are too snug for her comfort. >> everybody is entitled to their opinion. >> they are. 6:49. going back in time. next on "action news," the library is full of 60 million newspapers dating back years. we'll take you there and explain the mission.

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>> crews imploded a section of the bridge in kansas, missouri. this is the fairfax bridge. a new bridge will be built in its place and expected to be completed by december 2016. >> at the big board smarter people choose iphones. they found college grads and people in higher income brackets tend to have iphones. the study focuses on states and not cities and neighborhoods. don't be offended if you don't

have an iphone. the guy who programs the big board doesn't have an iphone. an exclusive hotel goes from zero to 60 in 4 seconds. for $85 a night you get two candles and bed in the back of a ritzy car. >> to experience it without buying it. >> reporter: if you want to give it a try check it out online. these sisters in northeast philadelphia melissa and shannon gave birth to baby daughters five hours apart. while one was being induced, she went into labor. arrive -- avery is the second

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>> in this hitech age of plunging newspaper sale the british saved one copy of every newspaper. bbc reporter, david stiletto got to take a look. >> reporter: this is the national newspaper building the home nation was a memory as we call it. it's enormous. it's a strange place hitech smells old musty familiar, news print and up, up, up it goes. there are 60 million newspapers

here 33 kilometers of news, 300 years of history. also as you can see here, these newspapers arrive at high speeds. people don't normally go in the buildings because it has low oxygen and low humidity, apparently the same oxygen you have on everest. >> you can't light an match in here. >> reporter: because of the low oxygen. this is what it's for protecting fragile history. the plan for the tunnel is new the telegraph the sun the daily mail, it's hard not to be fascinated and so many papers have long since disappeared but

titles replace them. in terms of printed newspapers, 1200. >> is that going up or down. >> it's going up. >> the print of newspapers is going up. >> the shift in the printed newspapers over the last 2 or 3 years, in particular, but we expect to see a tipping point soon. >> reporter: tipping point sales of newspaper have dropped 40% in ten years habits are changing. >> hands up if you bought a physical newspaper today? one. one hand. that's one reason why the local paper has this week relaunched the new easier to read look. >> it's a long way from the 1890s, but the essence is still there ink on paper. >> people still want to pick up a newspaper and want to feel it.

>> reporter: do you think that's it? people like the feel, the touch? the british library has space for another ten years after that it's anyone's guess. bbc news. >> i would love an opportunity to spend an hour in that room. >> it would be amazing to see what they have in there. >> very cool. >> there's another hour of "action news" straight ahead. we have the potential of more heavy snow to start the week. we'll be right back.

>> good morning, it is 7:00 a.m. on this sunday, january 25. here's what's happening on "action news." storm tracker 6 live double scan live round two of snow and round three may be right behind it. meteorologist chris sowers has gathered the very latest timing and projection. >> new overnight a philadelphia police officer is hurt in a crash. >> and bomb threats via twitter targets two flights arriving in atlanta. first outside we go to meteorologist chris sowers and the snow in the accuweather forecast. >> reporter: if you're a snow lover, this might be your week. we have not one but two systems we're watching over the next 4 hours. the first one is a