>> good morning, it is 6:00 a.m. on this sunday, february 1. here's what's happening on "action news," bundling up and bracing for another winter storm that could affect your super bowl party plan. some will get all snow, others will see a mix. >> after that deflate gate talk it's almost game time. super bowl kicks off tonight in arizona. >> the philadelphia auto show is a perfect stop to avoid the

snow. annie mccormick will have more. >> chris sowers is here, what's going on? >> reporter: yesterday we woke up with windchills near zero. but it's not nearly always cold this morning. but it's still cold. we have a winter weather advisory in effect later this evening, for the areas shaded in lavender color. we're expecting snow at the on set before changing over to a wintery mix and eventually all rain. snowfall amounts in this part of the viewing area will be enough to be on the annoying side. the steadier accumulations will be north and west, where the winter storm warning is in effect saturday where we'll see several inches of snow accumulating. they will fall on the ground and in time to make the morning commute treacherous. snow breaking out to the northwest, 66 million people across country will see at least 6 inches of notice from the system. this is a large dynamic storm

system that's racing east. lots of heavy rain to the south and that wintry mix in the blue pushing into the ohio valley. temperature-wise, most numbers were down in the mid teens. philadelphia, 26. reading, 23. wilmington 23, allentown, 25. millville, that's a little cold at 15. and will atlantic city, 23. 27 degrees by 9:00 a.m. cloudy skies we'll see clouds from start to finish. 11:00 a.m., 32 1:00 p.m. 34. 4:00 p.m., 37 degrees, lights snow develops after 4:00, let's say 5:00 p.m. or 6:00 p.m., it will slide in west to east and pick up in intensity during the overnight hours. we'll talk about what you can expect for the morning commute i'll have the snow totals in just a few minutes. >> because of the winter storm "action news" will be on the air a half-hour early tomorrow morning. join david matt and tam and

karen at 4:00 a.m. they will have the latest up dates on traffic problems and school delayses. the action cam was along the strip mall along the 2300 block of spruce street where fire ripped through the super 7 convenience store and went into the liquor store. there were no reports of injuries and no word on the cause. >> new this morning, "action news" was there as water gushed from a are you ruptured main in philadelphia's fishtown section. it happened in front of the 26th district home of the police department. that's montgomery and girard avenue. because it's cold, the road became slick. the water department has shut off the main, it will begin repairs this morning. despite the cold and approaching storm many will hit

the road to hit the super bowl. the patriots take on the defending champs seahawks. we go to arizona where super bowl kicks off in very tight security right? >> reporter: yes, good morning eva, nydia, it is game day, the biggest sporting event all year, super bowl fans and football fans of all types have been waiting all season for. now, the fans are getting riled up on the ground here, but teams on the ground are taking a very different approach. for football fans everywhere it is a day they have been waiting all season for. super bowl xliv49 is hours away. everyone is gathering up for

sunday's kickoff. even nfl commissioner, roger goodell taking note of the electric atmosphere in phoenix. >> this community has wrapped around the opportunity and made the super bowl bigger and better for us fans and the nfl overall. >> reporter: security beefed up as game time approaches as well. >> we have 24 expert work groups that have thought of everything from cyber crimes to intelligence analysis and everything else. we are prepared. >> reporter: for teams playing in the super a quiet walk up to game day. the seattle seahawks had a final walk through practice. while the patriots canceled their practice altogether. another moment fans are waiting for when katie perry lights up the stage at half-time. >> and discovery who the mystery guest

will be. >> when this person enters the stage and here the ring of the cord jaws will job and faces will melt. >> reporter: missy elological -- elliot is said to be the guest. >> health care works will set up aid station inside the stadium looking for the signs of the measels. a college student with measels bolderred an amtrak train and thousands may have been exposed. >> you were on that train or in that station or another state where it's been in a school or store, and you were not vaccinated call your doctor, they can tell you when you have

measels. >> a person in delaware contracted the disease abroad. a case was confirmed in central pennsylvania. most of the cases originated from disneyland in california. some pediatricians are not allowing unvaccinated children in their office. president obama called the murder a heinous murder of the japanese hostage. the execution carried out by the same killer, the man some call jihady john. the latest victim, kenji goto there were negotiations to exchange him for a woman in the jordanian prison. that woman is sentenced to death for a terror attack that killed 60 people. japan's prime minister said his country will never forget the killing and added that japan

will never be defeated by terrorism. "good morning america" weekend will have more on the measels outbreak and the killing of the japanese hostage at 8:00 a.m. >> ahead on "action news," sunday morning, you will hear the calls for help inside her home. >> this new video in overnight a person does not survive this nasty accident. >> even new jersey governor chris christie and the presidential buzz around him arrive in london this morning. >> reporter: here's the winter storm we're watching, heavy snow falls tomorrow morning all this charges east, i'll have the snowfall projections and the call from accuweather when we come right back.

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this freezing weather did not help firefighters in kennett square. check out this firefighter trying to get the blaze under control under a giant icicle. everybody was all right. firefighters facing hot and cold dangers on the job. >> time for accuweather. snow and rain today right? >> reporter: sleet and ice what do they call that? >> wintry mix? [laughter] >> reporter: let's get you outside and show you what's going on, we're in atlantic city

it's nice and quiet out there this morning. it's milder, yesterday we had temperatures in the single digits and teens actual air temperatures. this morning, most locations are in the 20s it's better out there, plus, we don't have the harsh wind, so it feels nicer. storm tracker 6 live double scan nothing going on in the city, but we are picking up flurries across pennsylvania, harrisburg and york, otherwise it's quiet around the delaware valley. 26 degrees in philadelphia. dewpoint, 13. winds are calm. presser ryan howard 30.26 inches. 25 in allentown. millville, clear skies we're down to 15. dover, 19. trenton, 25 and wildwood, 21, the satellite and radar clouds increasing from the west here's the leading edge of that shield of moisture, this is a large storm system, snowing heavily across indiana.

this system will push east over the next 1 to 24 hours. this will get in here after the super bowl kicks off at #-- 7:00 p.m. this evening. large storm system sitting here, trailing cold front across the ohio and tennessee paralysis. this will act differently it's not going to cut into the great lakes, it will travel from west to east across the country and run over the appalachians and into the northern mid atlantic and the northeast. that's why we're not going to see a huge snowfall out of the storm, because the milder air will work in from the south and change everything over to plain rain tonight. if you're in the lehigh valley and the poconos chances are this will stay all snow. maybe you change over to a period of wintry mix sleet and freezing rain in allentown but it will be brief. it will be mainly snow. this blue is snow, ice to rain

and in the new jersey, it's snow at the on set but rain will wash it away. light snow develops at 5 to 8:00 p.m. 1:00 a.m. to 7:00 a.m. heaviest snow in the lehigh valley, rain and mix ends around 10:00 a.m. as far as snowfall totals in the city, you can see the concensus not showing much of anything at all. the european is bullish with two inches. everything else is saying this is a non-event. in the lehigh valley the forecast models are in agreement, even these numbers have come dawn, gfs3 1/2, european, 3 1/2. this is the way the map will look.

allentown, 3 to 6 inches. 6 inches plus for the lehigh valley and the poconos, 1 to 3 cutting philadelphia county right in half. we'll run the one inch line through center city it's mainly rain across south jersey and delaware. forecast for today mostly cloudy, snow developing late, probably up to 4 5:00 p.m. 37 degrees is the high. whatever snow you see will change over to rain. overnight tonight 25 degrees for the suburbs, 3 # center -- 32 center city. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, 37 today, 40 tomorrow, 24 tuesday, 42 wednesday, thursday, 30 degrees. >> nobody hit the jackpot in the powerball drawing. that brings wednesday's braking

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dmad -- inadd check with your vehicle dealer to see if your call is part of the recall. philadelphia auto show reopens at 9:00 a.m. at the pennsylvania convention center. annie mccormick was there as the little ones got behind the wheel. >> a lot of people come to the philadelphia auto show to take a look at the exotic cars like the ferraris behind me. a lot of people come out to look to see what they want to buy. doors open kicking off day one of the philadelphia auto show's 9 day event. >> it's rockin' you can feel the vibe. >> reporter: thousands are expected to pack the pennsylvania convention center to peruse 700,000 square feet of automobiles from 40 manufacturers. >> it's a tradition we starting

pointed three years ago. >> reporter: kids not old enough to drive are thinking ahead. and so are the adults. >> my father-in-law said you get the best deal at the auto show. >> reporter: $2.5 million in sales are influenced by this show. you can see why it's important to the dealers. >> reporter: there are many back who want to get the test drive on all the elements. >> this has 285-horsepower. >> reporter: lower gas prices are giving consumers more money to work with, here dealers get a better idea of what drivers want. >> what the industry looks at is how strong the market is. >> reporter: regardless of the weather you can take public transportation if you're not a football fan sunday might be one

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welcome back, everyone, 6 6 23:00 sunday morning. 9:00 a.m., cloudy skies, 27 cease. 11:00 a.m., 3 # we'll not be dealing with the harsh wind. 1:00 a.m., 34, 4:00 p.m. 37. let's say the light snow develops after 6:00 p.m. it will start out light and pick up in intensity around the midnight hour. that's when we expect the heaviest of the storm or the brunt of the event to arrive.

as far as accumulations overnight it's starting to look like a nuisance event. under an inch. right now the odds are faving that snore 50% 35% light event. even if we pick up let's say an inch and a half or two inches, with all the rain we're expecting it will be washed away. in the lehigh valley you'll pick up 3 to 6 inches of snow, plus ice. allow yourself time, for the northwest suburbs it will be wet roads. >> sports now, it is super bowl sunday. plus the flyers take out the slumping leafs and the sixers rally against against the streaking hawks. here's jeff skeverski. >> reporter: the flyers chances of making the playoffs, let's face it slim to none.

the boys are playing better and gaining confidence they have won a season high four straight. flyers facing toronto the flyers heat up. four minutes into the game, into the net. flyers take a one-goal lead. stephen mason he leads the way from there. how about this save, later in the first take another look, mason stops all 30 shots before another close call in the third flyers win 1-0. they have won a season high 4 straight games but they are still 9 points out of the wild card spot. what i told you the sixers got down 21 against the best team in the nba. going tore a season high three in a row in atlanta they won 19 straight, rookie grant with authority, wow. back they come, grant for three!

sixers down 1 thanks to a season high 14-3. it's tied at 81. under 3, looking for it nerlens noel. they scored two points the rest of the way. 97 seconds. sixers lose, 91-85. can you believe it? super bowl sunday, can you wait for this game? brand, nfl handing out awards, aaron aaron rodgers wins m.v.p. seahawks getting set for super bowl later tonight against the patriots seahawks becoming the first team in a decade winning back-to-back title ironically the patriots were the last to do

against the eagles. >> it's going to be a great game i'm looking forward to it, it's the super bowl, it's the greatest moment in sports. the best part other than the game will be the katie perry half-time show. that's about it. >> can you wait? that's sports, i'm jeff skeverski have a good day. >> they honored a hometown hero in collingswood, new jersey. dan wagner is home after five tours in iraq and afghanistan. after 13 years in the service he said he is looking forward to making up for lost time with his family. because we go beyond what the usda requires... with extra inspections in american family owned farms,

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>> storm tracker 6 live double scan live, snow and a messy mix is on the way just in time for super bowl parties and the morning commute. >> new jersey governor chris christie heads across the pond for a meet and greet. >> 6:29, meteorologist chris sowers has the very latest on the next stormy weather. >> reporter: yes we go live on sky 6. yes we have another winter storm on the way, it will not have the kind of punch the last one had.

we skipped heavy snows and it clobbered new england. that was a heavy potent storm. storm tracker 6 live double scan, snows to the north, we have the cold air in place what we're noticing the rain/snow line is creeping to the north running parallel to the interstate 70. it will push east and move to the cold air in the mid atlantic and the northeast now. the mild air will win the battle and change everything over to rain after midnight tonight. it will limit the snowfall totals. with that said there will be enough time to get minor to significant accumulations north and west. allentown, 25, reading, 26. wilmington, 23 millville 15. we're seeing windchills in the teens and 20s. philadelphia, 26. 18 in trenton.

just in case you forget, this is where we started out yesterday morning with our windchills. poconos, 21 below reading, 11 below. philadelphia and atlantic city 2 own 3 below. so again a big improvement out there. windchills are 30 degrees milder than this time yesterday. snow developing this afternoon after 5:00 p.m. 37 degrees is the forecasted high. we should reach that around 4:00 p.m. lots of clouds out there today. 11:30, 32 and 1:00 p.m. 34 degrees. when i come back we'll talk about the snow totals and when it gets in here in the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast. >> "action news" will help you get going early to remember with matt karen david and tam at 4:00 a.m. go to 6abc.com/weather there you

can check out the hourly and seven-day forecast along with the latest call from our team of meteorologists at "action news." always "action news" is talking about the storm, some of us are hunkering down from the bitter cold, it felt below zero. but kenneth moten said it put a little pep in the step of some people. >> reporter: no matter where we want saturday night from the city to the burbs people were moving faster. >> we have friends in hawaii we're ready to go now. >> reporter: temperatures in the low 20s, feels like the teens. the cold, cold winds have people bundled up, but looking for warmer clothes in bensalem bucks county. >> i'm warm in here. >> you guys are warm in there? >> yeah. >> reporter: in the city, the young ones were protected from head to toe. >> it's cold to enjoy the

night, but i'm with me family, so -- >> reporter: you're trying. >> yeah, we're trying. >> reporter: we found ryan outside an old city bar after he lost a bet. >> virginia against duke, the looks liker has to stand outside how many minutes the team was down by. >> how many minutes do you have? >> i should be good. >> reporter: get inside. >> reporter: people are looking ahead to a snowy super bowl sunday in our region and preparing for whatever mother nature puts on us. >> i work farther north so it's going to be a snowy morning. >> welcome to january on the east coast, it will be like this through february, we go through it an with a lot for spring. >> reporter: the storm is due to move in later tonight but as you heard it's expected to impact the monday morning commute. reporting outside the

philadelphia art museum, kenneth moten channel 6 "action news." >> security is a top priority as more than 70,000 fans are expected to pack the university of phoenix stadium tonight for super bowl. officials will check food, merchandise and katie perry's costume for the half-time show. >> katie perry's costume everything gets checked out. >> we have the food, hot dogs, nfl paraphernalia we're looking for any bombs or weapons of mass destruction. >> guards will check 14,000 checks. the game balls are under lock and key until 3 hours before the game. >> new this morning from our delaware news bureau, a crash on a road in hockessin has killed a person. the action cam was on the scene a little after 2:30 a.m. route

41 north past route 48. an suv was out of control and sideswiped another car and slammed into a tree. the driver was pronounced at the scene. the two people in the second vehicle suffered minor injuries. state police are trying to determine what caused the suv to go out of control. police in burlington county are investigating a double homicide. a woman discovered the victims inside a house, a man and woman were pronounced dead. another man was taken away in handcuffs. meantime, neighbors in the quiet community say they are shaken up. >> i never would have thought that anyone would kill around here, this is a very quiet neighborhood. i don't understand. >> police are not saying how the victims were killed. happening today, new jersey governor chris christie is in london england after a.ing --

launching a political action committee. this is his third trip abroad in recent months he will meet with david cameron in an effort to build his foreign policy resume. the trip comes as the chris christie considers entering the 2016 republican rails. whitney houston's daughter was found unconscious in a bathtub. we have more. >> reporter: the call came in just before 10:30 p.m. rescue 4. possible cardiac arrest. >> reporter: the daughter of the late whitney houston rushed to the hospital in atlanta after her husband and friend found her unresponsive in the batting tub. ross well police officers along

with fire and rescue responded to the town home. her husband found her in the bathroom and started cpr. >> we don't know if this was a medical condition she had or what. >> reporter: the # -- 21-year-old is the only child of houston and bobby brown. brown was with her mother-in-law in los angeles at the time. houston's body was discovered in her batting tub where she accidently drown. brown has battled rumors that she has drug issues which she denies now fans hope history doesn't repeat itself. >> president obama released his 4 trillion-dollar budget proposal. much of it is expected to be on a collision course with the republican-controlled congress. he plans to call for a blend of

tax hikes and spending that the gop criticized after obama mentioned them during the state of union address. republicans have voiced an interest in increases for the military but not eager to increase domestic spending. >> it is day two of the philadelphia auto show going on at the pennsylvania convention center. # hundred cool carl's and -- 700 cool cars and trucks are packing the floors. our "action news" van will be at the show. jamie apody, monica malpass nora muchanic met folks yesterday. television personalities will be there at various times. >> there's much more to come on "action news," sky6 live hd taking a live look at the camden waterfront, meteorologist chris

sowers is back with the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast. >> african-american history month is celebrated through the arts we'll take a look at the big exhibition open in philadelphia. local boys and girls put together a newscast, our lisa thomas-laurey goes behind the scene to see their handiwork. we'll be right back.

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parties. >> reporter: it's knocking on the door. we have video from illinois. it's hitting the midwest. a population of 60 million people will see at least 6 inches of snow from the storm system. it's a large storm covering a lot of real estate from the midwest through the mid atlantic and the northeast, when all is said and done. fortunately for us, doesn't look like we'll see the heavy snows. we'll see a little bit of snow as we go over to the numbers. we'll change over to a wintry mix and rain as the milder air starts to work its way in. it's hard when we are looking at temperatures this cold. 26 dewpoint, 13, winds are calm. trenton, 25. millville 15. there's the leading edge pushing through southwestern portions of

pittsburgh the appalachian states reporting a little bit of light snow but the steadiest and heaviest by far is out here, across the ohio and tennessee valleys. heavy rain down to jackson mississippi, nashville reporting heavy. chicago we flipped it over to snow, the area of low pressure is here, it's going to make a beeline toward philadelphia over the next 24 to 36 hours juflts there will be an -- just like like there will be an arctic front over the area. it will start out as snow as change over to the rain south of the line. we're expecting cloudy skies not much sun at all. if you see anything twin across south jersey. the jersey shore let's say central and southern delaware, to be more specific. generally speaking everybody is cloudy today. here comes the light snow, 5:00 p.m. north of the pennsylvania turnpike, you'll see how this will increase in

intensity and coverage. midnight we have steady to heavy snow falling north of the pennsylvania turnpike. heavy rain to the south. the rain/snow line will shift north, probably picking up one to two inches per hour, it's snow, steady soaking rain for everybody else. the rain will continue through 8:00 a.m. or 9:00 a.m. and everything winds down around lunchtime. snowfall totals look impressive in the lehigh valley and the northern poconos. 6 inches of snow, 3 to 6 through reading and allentown and trenton. 1 inch line, a tight gradiant here one to 3 inches. south, it's a rain event. 1 to 3 coatesville pottstown

and wane, 6 plus for allentown easton and the poconos. as far as the rush hour commute i know this evening, is not a rush hour, but because of the super bowl parties, i will put it up here. the rush hour that will be impacted is tomorrow morning you'll see icy roads north and west, there can leftover snow showers, but not much going on at this point. tomorrow morning expect slow travel, numerous delays, and snow covered roads especially back roads and icy patches. the forecast for today. cloudy skies not as harsh as yesterday. 39 in millville. 40 in dover with light snow developing after 5:00 p.m. 6:00 p.m. tonight. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, rain wintry mix to the north ending around lunchtime tomorrow, 40 degrees, 22 tuesday wednesday, clouds and sun 42. thursday, breezy and cold,

windchills in the upper teens and low 20s we drop the air temperatures down in the 20s for friday, saturday, partly sunny, 35 degrees. we have a little bit of everything on the way over the next 24 hours, but the brunt will steer clear of the delaware valley. >> the mourning for the loss of a loved one, they are turning to you for help to find the hit-and-run driver who took her life. here's rick williams. >> she was a great person. >> reporter: rick williams said his sister was a wonderful person. on tuesday december 23 at about 5:20 p.m. the 33-year-old was crossing state road in the holmesburg section police say she made it part of the way. >> she was walking across the

street and she was halfway across the street and truck hit her. >> the driver fled the scene. a few witnesses stopped to help her, but she died at the hospital. >> i want to thank the people who stood there and helped her. >> reporter: surveillance video shows a dark colored or older model tow truck left the scene. a piece of the truck broke off and was recovered by authorities. the citizens crime commission is issuing a 4,500-dollar reward. aaa posted $2,500 and the rest from family and friends. call 215-546-tips. all calls remain anonymous. >> don't are a coward, come forward that's all we're asking to give us some kind of peace. >> in my heart, i know there's

somebody out there who knows something. >> reporter: for crime fighters i'm rick williams channel 6 "action news." >> it's a place that haunted them all their lives. next going back to a house of horrors. >> 7 years after liberation survivors tell their story. one woman said music may have saved her.

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auschwitz i knew what was expected me there by that time we knew what was going on. we couldn't believe it. we talked about it, but we said this can't be, it's not possible. at night, there were just a few prison in -- people in a prison train arriving in auschwitz. it was dreadful. various prisoners did the tattooing and shaving of hair. the girl asked me what i was doing before the war. i said i was playing the cello fantastic, she said, you'll be saved. >> he we were the only women orchestra. consisted of children more or less in cans tryings camps.

and -- concentration camps. anyone who could play anything, we had a peculiar collection of five people who could play an instrument. we were people trying to to be saved in this so-called temporary survival pose -- possible. we thought was wonderful to shut your eyes and forget where you are for a few minutes there people find it very offensive. i can sympathize with that. music was the biggest thing. the feeling to go away from auschwitz was fantastic. we didn't care where we were going, as long as we were going away from this unspeakable hell.

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>> delaware county schools rasp up catholic schools week owe wraps up catholic school week. lisa thomas-laurey has that. >> reporter: 8th graders put the final touches on the newscast. they highlight all the school events to mark the occasion. >> on monday the student body

made cards for the sisters of st. joe he have. >> reporter: most of the action happens in front of the painted green wall. there are # 1 students working on the broadcast and they learn every function introducing it. the students change the prompter script to erin o'brian delivering the weather. >> i like the weather because it provides the information to the people, it helps people when they are dressing for school. >> i like doing the sports, because i'm interested in sports, as well, my favorite sports basketball. >> it's the third year for the students' newscast which is broadcast on youtube and the students website. but first the production has to go editing and the computer lap

where they transform video and add interviews and graphics. >> i think i like editing the best, because you get to see all the footage to seeing how it is on the green screen to the finish product. lisa thomas-laurey channel 6 "action news." >> there's another hour of "action news" straight ahead. >> celebrating african-american history month a new exhibit full of # hundred years of artwork. plus a complete update on the approaching storm from meteorologist chris sowers and accuweather, we'll be right back. # #

>> good morning, it is 7:00 a.m. on this sunday, february 1. here's what's happening on "action news." bundling up on braces for another winter storm that could effect your super bowl party plans, some will get all snow and others see a mix. >> after that deflate gate talk it's game time. super bowl xlix is tonight in arizona. we'll head to the site of the biggest game all year.

>> the philadelphia auto show is a good pitstop, annie mccormick will have more. meteorologist chris sowers will is outside with our weren't weather report. >> reporter: good morning, nydia, i never thought 24 would feel warm. we have a winter weather advisory issued by the national weather service this will go inteefnght later this evening and -- into effect later this evening, and overnight tonight for bucks county, and monmouth county, new jersey. these are it is areas that will experience the most difficult situations from the storm. we're expecti