>> 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 clipper

system could bring lighter snow to the area, but the second one has more ump to it. satellite and radar we've set it in motion for you. that has allowed the temperatures to stay milder because of the clouds overhead. pottstown, 37 degrees you're above freezing, but there are a few slick spots out here. i'm standing on the snow on the terrace. it's crunchy with. i can hear my feet breaking the snow apart. we have slick spots out there. saint davids. 4. chester, 34. center city, 34 and levittown 33 degrees. south and east we go there's not much snow on the ground across south jersey until you get into ewing and trenton, browns mills there's light snow, but everybody south of their we're seeing bare ground. there's not too many issues with black ice. 35 in glass bow -- glassboro.

woodbine, 33. increasing clouds, 43 degrees is the forecasted high. we should hit that around 2:00, 3:00 p.m., the gradual increase in high clouds that will be the flavor of the day. the winter storm watch goes into effect monday night into tuesday. this is what the modeling looks like. most of this will fall, what you're seeing even though it says next 72 hours, most of this will fall monday into tuesday with the second system. you can see the poor concensus within the model models. there's a lot of to discuss here when i step back inside in ten minutes, the timing the details i'll go over all that for you not only rounds number one but round number two and the cold shot to follow in the seven-day forecast. >> chris we'll stick with the

theme, we've been telling you we're bracing for one more storm it may affect the commute tomorrow. >> and we're following another storm that could affect the evening commute, kenneth moten has more on the storm. >> reporter: concerns about the black ice opt secondary and the main roads with drivers taking precautions. >> river road was sketchy but no problems. >> i was the -- i was going down 2 owe 2 with no issues. >> reporter: crews were on the roads looking for slick spots. a flash freeze sparked pileups on the blue route. several inches of snow covered the area friday night saturday morning. >> you fight you lose, you have to be careful as you drive

especially if you drive suv. >> reporter: the rain washed away the snow in many areas but drivers were on alert. >> in town it's not so bad they did a good job salting but i had somebody stop on me pretty quick, i slipped a little bit. >> reporter: now it's on to the next one. penndot said it will decide sunday about the number of trucks it will deploy for the impound clipper that will impact work monday morning. >> i have work monday, hopefully it won't be too bad on the roads. >> reporter: 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'll be 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 stay on top of the weather with storm tracker 6 live app it has the latest from accuweather and live radar. plus you can use the report your weather feature to let us know what's happening where you are and create a digital postcard to share with family and friends. >> new this morning, 15 people are in a shelter because of this fire that marched through a building in philadelphia's cobbs creek section. the fire started at 2:30 above the dry clearance on cedar avenue. the parent an dry cleaner sustained expensive damage. 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 was hospitalized after this crash. an alleged drunk driver slammed into the 16th district cruiser at 62nd and market in west philadelphia. the officer is in stable

condition at the hospital of university of pennsylvania. the driver has been arrested an facing drunk driving charges. this story is new overnight police are looking for a trigger man in a drive-by shooting at rowan university campus, a 17-year-old boy was shot at the campus crossing apartments. the teen is being treated at the cooper university hospital. volunteers search today for a young mother from smyrna. kiesha happennal ton went missing along with her two children ages 4 and 4-month-old the children were found with the father they were unhurt. kiesha's family think hamilton harmed her. the search team for kiesha will gather at 8:00 a.m. at the fire station in new castle. the fbi is trying to track down the person who tweeted

threats to two packed flights as they came in for landings at the atlanta airport. abc to do ant has -- todd ant has more. >> reporter: bomb threats were sent via social media for flights heading to hartsfield jackson airport. >> reporter: delta 11:56 and southwest 2491 from milwaukee. the government sent two f-16 fighters to escort the planes in. the tweets read --

anxious passengers were evacuated on to the tarmac where bomb squad went through their luggage. >> i walked off the plane and you had to set down your bag and have it sniffed by a bomb-sniffing dog. >> reporter: the fbi is on the hunt for the twitter. >> there's a trail whether you want it or not. abc news new york. >> president obama has condemned an apparent bheegd -- beheading of the one of the two japanese hostages. haruna yukawa was beheaded. the other japanese hostage kenji goto is shown holding a picture of the decapitated haruna

yukawa. isis has changed their demand for the release of kenji goto now they want the release of a woman held in jordon for a 2005 bombing there. "g.m.a." is hosting more on the bombing threat and the isis scare at 8:00 a.m. part of a parking garage collapses in north jersey. some people brairveld the cold -- braved the cold snow and winter air in bucks county. it was all for education. >> reporter: nydia the next couple of days could be a snow lover's dream, we have not one but two systems. we have the potential of a major

winter storm monday night into tuesday, i'll have details on both when "action news" comes right back.

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>> the snow that moved through yesterday is causing accidents in new york state. parts of the empire state was hit by # inches of notice. -- 8 inches of snow. most of the new england escaped the heaviest snow. now we're looking at not one but two storms heading our way. >> we have to worry about the morning commute and the evening commute. >> reporter: actually both commutes could be a mess and tuesday morning's commute could be a mess. we'll get you outside one thing we noticed the temperatures have not dropped off as we were protecting. it's limiting the black ice north and west of city. which is good news because we were dealing with slick spots yesterday. with that said, atlantic city,

there are several slick spots out there use caution and take it slow this morning. 36 degrees right now for philadelphia. well above freezing of 3 #. 28 is the -- 32. 28 is the dewpoint. winds out of the southwest. everybody is above 32 degrees. poconos, 30. allentown 35, philadelphia, 36. trenton 33. there's a breeze out of the southwest at 15 to 20 miles per hour. even though the temperatures are in the 30s. the windchills are in the 20s. this is the storm system we're watching tonight into tomorrow morning. it will redevelop off the coast and wallop new england tonight. this is the water vapor image the counter clockwise swirl is strengthening as it passes by

omaha and pushes into the northern plains heading to the ohio valley. today is a nice, quiet afternoon we'll see high temperatures in the low to mid 40s, should be nice across south jersey, normal high 32 degrees, then we get into the overnight hours after midnight. here comes the light snow breaking out west to east across the area which should transform its energy to a coastal storm. the coastal storm flows back, if this takes place these bands will have 4 to 50 miles per hour. we'll see snowfall rates 1 to 2 inches an hour. it could be a mess for everybody east of i-95 should the secondary storm intensify. this is the clipper system this is just about guard guaranteed. we'll see a swath of weather

from 2 to 3 i'm leaning toward 2. lancaster, reading philadelphia, lake hurt. this is the clipper system. that clipper system hits the coast and starts to intensify and things go downhill east of i-95. the potential is there for things to deteriorate. the morning commute light snow breaking out slow travel allow yourself extra time. midday it's a light snow flying for everybody across the delaware valley. the afternoon commute the potential is there for the heavy snow to develop east of i-95 as the secondary storm starts to develop and rapidly explode off the coast. here comes the clipper bang, once it hits the coast, new england looks like it will get so socked with one to two feet of snow. if it intensifies here we'll pick up more snow. if it is far north it will be

new england that gets hit of it. there's a lot of uncertainty with this. monday night into tuesday should the storm rapidly intense if intensify and get the heaviest. the potential is there for 6 inches of snow. some of the banged could produce snowfall -- banding could produce one to two feet of snow, the potential is there for a good storm monday into tuesday. 43 degrees is the forecasted high, turning cloudy overnight tonight snow developing after midnight. 20 for suburbs, 26 for center city. monday, 2 to # inches of snow -- 2 to 3 inches of snow for the far western suburbs and the jersey shore. monday night tuesday a big

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>> reporter: welcome back, everyone # 23:00 sunday morning, you're looking at temperatures, north and west of philadelphia for the most part are above 3 # degrees, so long we keep the temperatures above freezing, most liquid should stay liquid on ground surfaces there. once it gets below 32 that's when everything starts to freeze. i urge everyone to use caution north and west of the city. there could slick spots out there. glassboro, 35. gandys beach 35, dover 37.

no issues across south jersey or delaware. here's the satellite and radar. here comes the next system, this is a clipper system pushing east of omaha this morning it's intensifying rapidly this hits the coast overnight tonight and into tomorrow morning. it will spread a swath of snow 2 to 4 inches across the delaware valley. how quickly does this intensify once it hits the water. it will determine how much snow we see. sunshine increasing clouds, 43 degrees south and east, 44 or 45 not too bad. >> the super bowl is a week away and deflate gate remains the biggest headline connected with the game. the patriots coach talked about it again this weekend. jeff skeverski has more on that. >> reporter: move over bill nye the science guy bill belichick

sounds like a mad scientists. the coach is talking atmospheric pressure and equal equal will i he is trying to find out what led to the footballs being uninflated. he said he did not tamper with the football is suggesting that the weather conditions changed the air pressure. >> i'm embarrassed to talk about the ploont -- amount of time that i have put into this, i'm not a scientist i'm not an expert in footballs 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 try to compromise the integrity of the game or gain an advantage quite the

opposite. >> reporter: was that a my cousin vinnie reference in there. you are a smooth talker. while some give the patriots the benefit of the doubt here, doesn't sound like a few former eagles stars are. donavan mcnabb and tom braid campaigned to bring the balls into the game different. >> reporter: i thought he could have taken a little more responsibility, but that's new england. >> you want to follow the rules, the rules are put into place so there's a level playing field and the game has integrity. it's disappointing for a team

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>> here we go again more snow is coming, expect not just one but the possibility of two more storms to start your workweek. >> new jersey governor chris christie stops in iowa and he is giving off hints of a presidential run. also ahead. >> reporter: apartments camp out overnight in a -- parents camp out overnight in the hopes of getting their children into a better charter school. nora muchanic, i'm have that

coming up. >> let's go outside to meteorologist chris sowers and see what he has to say about the next winter storm. >> reporter: accuweather has a lot to say about the next winter storm because there are two storms one could be a walloping. temperatures are above freezing, north and west of the city, you picked up 3 to 7 inches of snow. we were worried about widespread black ice developing. there may be slick spots out there. but the fact that area temperatures are above freezing that's a good sign. that should limit the amount of icing. millville, 34. wilmington, 36. trenton, 34 degrees, satellite and radar, you can think all the cloud cover that are you're seeing upstairs for the somewhat mild temperatures it is acting as an atmospheric blanket and keeping the temperatures milder than they should be. the idea for this afternoon a

gradual increase in clouds, they are lower and thicken in advance of the next storm system that's knocking on the door in the high plains. 41 degrees by 1:00 p.m. we're anticipating a high of 43 degrees. once the clipper hits the coast the clipper have provide us 2 to 4 inches of snow tonight into tomorrow morning. once the clipper hits the coast that's when it intensify as and we start to see the heavy snow banding. the how far does it travel, it will have great influence on the region. when i step back inside i'll show you a snowfall map for the clipper and for the major winter storm should it hit us dead on like some of the models are suggesting. that's coming up in ten minutes.

>> "action news" will start a half-hour early matt, tam david and karen will start at 4:00 a.m. they will have live coverage of the conditions and school closings and traffic conditions. >> we're getting a brief respite before the first storm arrives. yesterday's morning storm brought a mixture of winter weather. some parts of the tri-state area were blongted in snow -- blanketed in snow, exengd on where you are -- depending on where you are. keep track of the wintry weather as it moves through the region 6abc.com. storm tracker 6 live is always there for you along with the seven day an hourly forecast with any watches and warnings all at 6abc.com/weather. >> new this morning police are looking for for the killer who

gunned down a man on a camden, new jersey street. the action cam was on the courtyard of branch village apartments. the victim was shot once in his chest. no word on a motive or suspect in this case. a man fighting for his life this morning after being stabbed in crescentville section. medics responded to a home on 5300 block of tabor avenue. inside police say they found a 40-year-old man stabbed in the chest. he was rushed to einstein in critical condition. police are questioning witnesses. a family is pleading for justice in a hit-and-run in port richmond that ended with a grandmother in a coma. "action news" reporter, kenneth moten has the story. >> reporter: this is 65-year-old carmen ramos a full of life type of woman. her family said she was almost taken away in an instant on this

port richmond street. we all heard the impact. i heard my sister screaming nobody realized that my mother was hit by a car. >> reporter: these week ago around 5:00 p.m. ramos was about to get into a car when a passing vehicle struck her. the impact took out the passenger side mirror of the dark colored ford explorer before the driver kept going. >> all they had to do was stop. >> it could have been 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 spending time wrer -- with her family for the holidays. she is in a comma until this week. she came out of it and is responsive and breathing on her own. >> my mother would do anything

for people on the streets. >> reporter: now the family is looking for the hit-and-run driver of the ford explorer that could damage to the passenger side. >> once he sees and realizes he hit a person he'll do the right thing. >> reporter: while police continue their search for the hit-and-run driver ramos has a long road ahead. she still can't speak and will be moved to a rehab center in a few days. kenneth moten channel 6 "action news." >> protesters at the iowa freedom forum heckled 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? and even more importantly if the values i'm fighting for everyday in new jersey and across the country are not consistent with your values why would i keep coming back. i wouldn't. >> while christy has not announced he is running for president he left few doubts at the summit yesterday he is primed to enter the 2016 gop race. iowa holds gop caucus and is his 10th visit in five years. >> many parents camped out to get their kids into a charter school in bensalem. >> reporter: this is part of a group of parents who camped

outside hoping to secure a spot for their children in the charter school in bensalem. parents are registering for the 2015-16 school year for all grades. the kindergarten has 125 spots open but school officials don't know how many spots will be available in other grades. >> it's a better school than regular public school. so i just want to give her opportunity. >> we give the kids a chance to learn outside the box. we don't do things the normal rote numberrization way. >> reporter: some of the parents waited 20 hours in line to get a good ticket number hoping to give their child a better chance of getting in. it may sound crazy but they say it is worth it. >> i'll do anything for my kids. if you have to stand outside to

get them a great education that's what i will do. >> i'm looking for international job air force maybe, i think it's good for that sort of stuff. >> reporter: siblings of current students are given first crack at anyone slots and then bensalem residents and out of towners. parents may not find out until march if sitting in a snowstorm was enough to get the coveted spot at bensalem charter. >> the dedication of a parent. >> the pennsylvania ballet is set to perform a legendary story from a renown choreograph who is has a story of his own. >> reporter: meteorologist sowps chris sowers is back next with the latest snow projections in the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast.

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>> this video shows how powerful the santa ana winds are in southern california. they ripped down a large sign above a business, the winds are blamed for knocking out power in los angeles. wind gusts hit up to # 9 miles per hour. violent weather struck the east coast. a small tornado struck in california.

the national weather service said the tornado's winds hit up to 100 miles per hour. about a dozen people were camping in the area. all of them managed to escape injury. time to talk snow with meteorologist chris sowers. you say that so enthusiastically. >> we know you're enthuse --ed enthused. >> reporter: we have not had a good snowstorm. let's show you what's going on around the delaware valley. this is spring mountain where they picked up quite a bit of snow yesterday with the storm system that pushed through. we'll be adding to the nobs overnight tonight and into tomorrow morning -- the numbers overnight tonight and into tomorrow morning and tuesday. 36 degrees dewpoint, 28. winds out of the southwest at 16 miles per hour. pressure reading under 30. allentown, 35. trenton, 33. magic number, 32, this is a good sign, area wide we're above

freezing. that should limit the amount of black ice we'll see out there this morning. thanks to the cloud cover the clouds never broke apart during the overnight hours. that helped to keep the temperatures milder than they should be for this time of the year. we'll see a little bit of sunshine, but this little cloud deck out here, that's in advance of clipper system that's racing across the northern tier states this morning, that will get in here after midnight tonight. whatever sun we see it will be limited we'll start out with sun and clouds increase throughout the afternoon. increasing clouds throughout the day, it's a quiet and mild afternoon. south and east of philadelphia. some areas could get as warm as 44 45 degrees, a nice january day around the delaware valley. we get into the overnight hours and monday no morning. you'll see more snow than what this model is projecting. realize there are slick spots west of philadelphia.

8:00 a.m., you'll see an inch or two of snow on the ground west of the city. there will be slick spots in the city, as well. throughout the day we'll see light snow fall even though the molds is having a difficult time. monday night into tuesday here comes round number two oncement clipper system hits the coast it should intensify and throwing bands of moisture off the ocean and push it inland across the delaware valley with the cold air in place it will be in the form of heavy snow. some of the snowfall rates could be as high as 1 to 2 inches an hour. here's what you can expect overnight tonight into tomorrow morning, light snow breaks out across the area, every now and then it may be on the moderate side especially west of philadelphia. it will slow things down tomorrow morning. there will be snow-covered back roads, maybe an inch or two on the ground by the time the morning commute rolls around. slippery conditions and temperature in the 20s.

snow totals, a general 2 to 4 inches in the far western suburbs through philadelphia and the jersey shore. a little bit less the farther south you go, because afternoon temperatures down here tomorrow will be in the mid to upper 30s a little less the farther north you go in the northern portions of the lehigh valley and the poconos. the swath the heaviest will run across the heart of the delaware and lehigh valleys. monday night and tuesday, this is expected snowfall tonight into tomorrow. this is possible snowfall monday night into tuesday again there's a lot of uncertainty with the system, the question is, how far back do these bands travel westward? how quickly does the storm intensify. should it intensify as the other models are showing, looks like an danger 6 to 10 over philadelphia. a littlea little bit less the farther west you go you're not close enough to where the storm center is. ten inches plus north of

atlantic city and new york city and new england. i feel confident what we're forecasting for the clipper, but for the bigger event monday night into tuesday my confidence level is lower. 11 for the gfs the nan, 3-point #. the european 16. prepare yourself for the possibility of a major storm monday into tuesday allentown 38 degrees philadelphia, 43. cape may 45. overnight tonight snow at times, monday, 33 degrees, tuesday, snow and 26. wednesday, 29. thursday, 35. friday, 36 if the model is

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>> pennsylvania ballet well culls the proddiccal son. >> it tells the story of a rebellious boy who leaves the comfort of his father's home. he is taken advantage of the outside world. >> he gets robbed and beat up, and he has to come back it's a rollercoaster of different feelings he goes from hope to anger and desperation. there's so plane things involved in such a short time. the artistic director spent 17 years with the american

ballet theater principle dancer he performed for queen elizabeth queen sophia of pain. and three u.s. presidents. >> it's a dream come true to share everything i have learned through the years. i always try to get the dancerses their own personality out of the role. i don't try to make them dance like i used to, you have to be honest. not just executing steps, you have to make the audience believe what you're doing is true if you believe it they will believe believe it. >> reporter: for tickets go to the arts in physically.org or visit/6abc loves the arts for more on this and other area events. for 6abc loves the arts i'm karen rogers. >> an oscar winner took to the stage in center city.

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most south jersey. south of millville, 1 to 2. temperatures will moderate we'll go into the mid to upper 30s. the in part north you go in the poconos, you're too far north to get into that heavier band. monday night into tuesday the potential is there are to a major winter storm for all areas east of i-95 corridor. >>let -- let ready. >> 7:56 we're just a few minutes from saying good morning to "good morning america." >> reporter: good morning, the winter storm on the move on the the tail end. nor'easter. how will this affect the start of the workweek? the twitter bomb threat that forced two commercial flights into emergency landings and sent fiver owe fighter jets -- fighter jets scrambling. gourmet burger chains are

taking on super giants like mcdonald's and why wall street is taking notice. >> now you're hungry? , me too, "good morning america" weekend is next on channel 6. we'll continue later on in the morning. >> preparing for the approaching storm. >> meteorologist chris sowers will have more on the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast. now for eva pilgrim, chris sowers and the entire "action news" team, i'm nydia han. have a great sunday! we'll see you later #

good morning, america. get ready for a winter weather double whammy. hot on the heels of one storm that caused a major digout and several dramatic spinouts, now comes a potential pounding. more than a foot of snow. expected for millions. who is in the path this time? for this one-two punch. scare in the air. twin twitter bomb threats. fighter jets scrambled for the emergency landing, terrifying passengers. >> you had to set down the bag and have it checked by a bomb-sniffing dog. >> the tweet causing a huge scare at one of america's busiest airports. deflategate defense. patriots' coach bill belichick tries to play science teacher to describe away the underinflated footballs. >> climatic conditions. atmosphering