est 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 expecting snow and ice,

that's where things could get dicey. storm tracker 6 live double scan cold air in place across the mid atlantic and the northeast and the high plains. you can see the snow breaking out from omaha through chicago and detroit into pittsburgh at this hour. south of the line, in the all the green that's rain. that's coming down at a good clip in saint louis nashville and the mississippi river valley. last week, we were watching and waiting, watching for that area of low pressure to develop off the coast. where was it going to track. this is completely different. as you just saw this storm is developed and racing east across the country. we'll not miss out on this one the only question that needs to be area where will the rain snow line set up. if temperatures were cold enough and it were to move in we would all see snow. later this evening it's cold enough to support snow at the on

set, but later on tonight numbers shoot into the 40s south of philadelphia. by midday, this particular model, look at these numbers, i don't think we'll hit 46 degrees, but you get the idea we'll be in the upper 0s and low 40s. north an east you're not so lucky, i'll talk about what you can expect up there i'll have a cold seven-day forecast curming curming -- coming up in ten minutes. >> because of the winter storm "action news" will care on air a half-hour early join david karen, tam and matt at 4:00 a.m. with the latest on the storm and school close goings. >> a crash on the boulevard cost a woman her life. it closed part of the boulevard. the action cam was on the # hundred block of the -- 600 block of the boulevard in the frank formed section of philadelphia. the car went out of control and

slammed into a tree. the female driver was thrown from the car and the vehicle burst into flames. the victim was pronounced at the scene. the boulevard has been shut down at the accident scene while police investigate. new this morning, "action news" was there as water gushed from a ruptured main in philadelphia's fishtown section. it happened in front of the police department 26th district home that's the 1200 block of montgomery avenue near girard avenue. since it's so cold, the road became a little slick. the water department has shut off the main. it will begin repairs this morning. >> despite the cold and the approaching storm many people in our area will hit the road to watch the super bowl. >> the patriots surrounded by the deflate bait debate take on the seattle sea seahawks. we go to arizona where super bowl xlix will kick off under

tight security, right? >> reporter: right eva and nydia. it is officially super bowl day super bowl xlix hours away and fans getting excited and revving up around the nation, but teams on the ground taking a slightly different approach. for football fans everywhere it is a day they have been waiting all season for. super bowl xlix is just hours away. tens of thousands of fans arriving in arizona ready to root for their favorite team. everyone is gearing up for sunday's kickoff. during friday's news conference, nfl commissioner, roger goodell taking note of the electric atmosphere in phoenix. >> this community has wrapped their arms around the opportunity and made the super bowl bigger and better for all fans and the nfl overall.

>> reporter: security beefed up as game time approaches as well. >> we have 24 work groups that thought of everything from cyber crimes to intelligence analysis and everything else. >> reporter: for the team playing, a quiet walk up to game day. the seattle seahawks had a walk through practice. the patriots canceled their practice altogether. another moment fans are waiting for is when katie perry lights up the stage at half-time and uncovers who the megastar mystery guest will be. >> it's a bit old school, but i think when this person enters the stage and hear the first ring of the drop and faces with melt. >> reporter: it kicks off in just a few hours right here in glendale arizona. abc news. #

>> we'll have a super bowl team off the field taking care of measels. there will be healthcare workers looking for signs of the disease. in new york, a college student with measels boarded an amtrak train in houston. thousands were composed. >> if you're -- >> a young woman in delaware contracted the measels while traveling abroad. a case was confirmed in central pennsylvania. most of the cases originated from disneyland in california. some precede transitions are -- pediatricians are refusing to let unvaccinated children in

their offices. president obama is calling the latest video a heinous crime. the isis terrorist have released the video of the helpless hostage on his knees. the latest victim 47-year-old japanese journalist kenji goto. there were negotiations to exchange him for a woman in the jordanian prison but those negotiations broke down, that woman was sentenced to death for a terror attack that killed 60 people. japan's prime minister said the country will never forgive the killer and never be defeated by terrorism. "good morning america" weekend will have more on the measels outbreak and the killing of the second japanese hostage at 8 after this newscast. a respected detective died during a 5 country in northeast -- 5k in northeast

philadelphia. kenneth moten said he passed away doing what he loved. >> reporter: it was the race named for the zip code and the community it runs through park wood in northeast philadelphia. one of the runners was kevin cornish who suddenly collapsed on the course and died. >> they say everybody is replaceable, but this guy is not replaceable. >> reporter: the 42 husband and father of an 11-year-old daughter was helping to raise money for the parish and the youth program. he fell near academy and tory roads. it appears he suffered a massive heart attack. >> here's a guy who last year got the bensalem officer of the year for alls charity work. he died doing charity work. >> reporter: he was a 12 year vernon the force part of the special victims unit specializing in crimes against children. a shock to the community because

he was a healthy guy a vegan and a runner. >> our prayers are with them, it's horrible. >> i'm shocked and i feel sorry for his family. >> reporter: bensalem police say he went to the secret service for a year, but returned because he thought he could make more of a difference. >> there are a lot of creeps in jail and a lot of kids who won't be victims anywhere because of detective cornish and that we should be proud of and he saved a lot of lives. >> reporter: an autopsy will confirm the cause of death right now funeral arrangement also are being planned for the decorated law enforcement officer. reporting in bensalem, kenneth moten channel 6 "action news." >> it is 7:09. now, whitney houston's daughter is hospital hospitalized after being found you can unconscious in a

bathtub. >> this is video from our delaware newsroom, one person did not survive this nasty accident. >> the new jersey governor chris christie and the presidential buzz around him arrives in london this morning. chris. >> reporter: this storm will bring snow, ice and rain to parts of the delaware valley. i'll let you know how much snow to expect and the colder seven-day forecast when we come right back. #

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>> reporter: let's show you the numbers, 27 degrees in philadelphia. as nydia mentioned, the snow is pushing in rather quickly. it's pushing into western pennsylvania and it could impact your super bowl plans later on. 27 degrees dewpoint, 14. wind out of the south at 3 miles per hour. that's shows we'll have milder weather move in the next 12 to 24 hours. we're warmer than yesterday at this time. allentown, 25 and trenton 25 degrees. the storm tracker 6 live double scan just as we were expecting snows to the north rain to the south. and this area of low pressure will kind of ride interstate 70 east until it gets into the mid atlantic and the northeast and it redevelops off the coast and another walloping for new england, places like boston could see 6 to 1 inches of snow.

we'll -- 6 to 12 inches of snow. we'll only get grazed as far as our area is concerned. most of us will see snow and ice going over to rain. actually there's the rain/snow line right there. from allentown points south. you will start out as snow and wintry mix all snow for the northern lehigh valley and the poconos. here's what to expect with the time line. light snow develops around 5:00, 6:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m., for the coast. light snow wintery mix. heaviest falls around 1:00 a.m. around 10:00 a.m., all this will shut off and we'll see mainly cloudy skies during the afternoon hours. as far as snowfall totals are concerned we're not looking at too much in philadelphia. the european model is the most bullish by far. a couple of inches. the gfs say nothing at all.

it's a non-event for philadelphia. for the lehigh valley these numbers come down, as well as we get closer and closer to the start of the event. all the forecast models are hinting at milder air. the gfs has dropped down to 3 1/2 inches. 89 urine under 5 inches. when you put it together, put it on a map the map will look like this when all is said and done. 6 inches for the the lehigh valley and the poconos. that would be scranton and poconos. 1 to 3 in the city itself. places like wayne coatsville and pottstown could see one to three inches. south of there we'll run the one-inch line through center city. it could start as snow, but quickly goes over to rain. as far as the morning commute difficult in the lehigh valley, not only will you see snow

accumulations, you'll see icy accumulations on top of that. northwestern suburbs you'll have a couple of inches of snow on the ground. the rain will start to melt everything. from the city points south and east wet roads with the system tomorrow morning. mostly cloudy today snow expected late. 37 degrees, that's the forecasted high. overnight tonight rain change after midnight. numbers increasing after midnight. 40 degrees tomorrow, there's a couple of forecast models that have us as warm as 45. we'll have to see how the numbers play out. rain in the morning wintry mix in the north. everything going over to rain. turning colder to tuesday 24. windchills in the upper single digits low teens. wednesday, 42, thursday, 30, friday mostly sunny skies and icy cold 26 degrees, so yeah, we'll see snow out of this, but

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philadelphia auto show open at 9:00 a.m. annie mccormick was there as eve the little ones got behind the wheel. >> reporter: a lot of people come to the philadelphia auto show to take a look at the exotic cars like the ferraris behind me and the concept cars. a lot of people come out to look to see what they went to buy. doors open kicking off day one of the philadelphia's auto show nine day event. >> it's rocking, you can feel the vibe. >> reporter: thousands are expected to pack the convention center to peruse 700,000 square feet of automobiles from 40 manufacturers. >> it's a tradition we started three years ago checking out the new cars. >> reporter: kids not old enough to drive thinking ahead. >> this is perfect. >> reporter: and so are the adults. >> my father-in-law said you get the best deals at the auto show.

>> $2.5 million in sales are influenced by the show. it's important to the manufacturers and the dealers. >> reporter: and the jeep is back for those who went to get a test drive. tack up grades are above -- are up above the board. >> what customers were not to look at are the influence on the marketplace. >> reporter: if you're not a football fan sunday might be one of the best days to come. reporting from the pennsylvania convention center. annie mccormick channel 6 "action news."

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>> check out these firefighters in new york city not even the seven-alarm blaze they battled could keep the ice from forming on their uniforms. these how you know it is cold. >> reporter: looks like a blast right? poor folks. it's colds out there for certain, we have temperatures in time teens and 20s and later this afternoon should be a better day. we're expecting highs to top out in the upper 30s close to 40 degrees, the numbers increase, lots of clouds throughout the day shooting for a high of 37. south and east, though, i wouldn't be surprised if some areas climb up into the low 40s. as far as the winter storm chances are it will be a nuisance event for philadelphia and points south and east. odds favor we'll stay around one inch or less. there's a slight chance we get between 1 and 3. the other numbers are dropping

off as we get closer and closer to the start. as far as rush hours that will be impacted. later this evening folks will be out and about because of the super bowl. light snow develops late probably when you're driving home from the gatherings where you will experience a few delays. it's mainly tomorrow morning we'll expect delays, especially north and west slushy icy patches north and west of the city. monday evening a few delays as we see snow squalls pull through, we have arctic front and gusty winds the time for concerns is tomorrow morning. guys. >> sports, of course it is super bowl sunday. plus the flyers take out the slumping leafs and the sixers rally against the streaking hawks. here's jeff skeverski. >> reporter: the flyers chances of making the playoffs let's face it slim to none. they know they have an up-hill

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down 1 thanks to a season high 16 points. under 3, looking for the first win owe nerlens noel, they only scored two points the rest of the way. 97 seconds sixers lose 91-85. lost 19 in a row, can you believe it. super bowl sunday can you wait for this game, the nfl handing out awards, packers quarterback, aaron rogers m.v.p. seattle seahawks getting set for super bowl xlix later tonight against the patriots. seahawks trying to become the first team in a decade to win back-to-back titles, ironically the patriots were the last team

to do it against the eagles. >> it's a greatest moment there is in terms of sports. other than the game, the best part will be katie perry half-time show. >> i can't wait for the game, super bowl xlix. can you wait? that's sports, i'm jeff skeverski. have a good day. # #

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scan live, snow and messy mix on the way in time for the super bowl parties and monday morning commute. speaking of the have bowl, the tight security in place for the big game, the seahawks take on the patriots. >> and governor chris christie heads across the pond for a meet and greet. >> first we head outside to meteorologist chris sowers for the next round of wintry weather. >> reporter: hi, nydia, we have temperatures that are not as bad as yesterday. we have flurries across the far western suburbs mainly lancaster county, smithville, coreyville reporting a few flakes. actually what you see here is not reaching the ground. this is not the beginning of the store that's back in the ohio valley. this is is a a couple of passing snow showers. that will fizzle out as it moves

east into the delaware valley. 27 degrees in philadelphia. which is close where to where we topped out at yesterday we were 29. trenton, 25, millville 18 degrees. temperatures will moderate, 27 degrees by 9:00 a.m. 11:00 p.m. 32. 1:00 p.m., 34 and 4:00 p.m. 37 degrees. the numbers will increase after midnight. national weather service issued a warrant storm warning for the areas highlighted in pink. those are the areas that could pick up a significant snow accumulation out of this, as well as ice. it will be up he shall bucks and montgomery county and the lehigh valley and the poconos. for everybody's we'll see a coating of snow before it goes over to ice and rain. this will impact the lehigh valley and the poconos.

for everybody else this will more or less a nuisance event. when i step back inside i'll talk about what to expect in your neighborhood and as always i'll have the seven-day forecast. >> "action news" will be on the air bright and early to get you where you need to go. join matt, tam dave and karen. we'll have school closing at 6abc.com. 6abc.com/weather check out the hourly and seven-day forecast along with the latest call from our team of meteorologists at "action news." >> as "action news" tracks that new storm, some of us are hunkering down from the bitter cold. kenneth moten said the wind and cold put a little pep in the step a lot of people. >> reporter: no matter where we went from the city to the burbs people seemed to be moving faster to get inside. in some cases it was a sprint. >> we have friends in hawaii

we're ready to go now. >> it's chilly it hurts. >> reporter: temperatures in the low 20s, but it 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. >> reporter: give me some of that heat. in the city, the young ones were protected from head to toe. >> it's cold to actually enjoy the night but i'm with my family, so we're trying to. >> reporter: we found ryan outside of old city bar. >> virginia versus duke, the loser had to stand outside by how much team the lost by. >> reporter: how much time do you have? >> i'm good now. >> reporter: get inside. people are looking for a snowy

super bowl sunday in the region. >> we'll get more snow. >> reporter: welcome to january, that's what it is often east coast. we just go through it, wait for thing. >> reporter: as we braise for the next storm people are checking it to move in later tonight, as you heard it is expected to impact the monday morning commute. kenneth moten channel 6 "action news." >> security is the top priority as 70,000 fans are set to pack the university of arizona stadium tonight. food merchandise and costumes for the half-time show will be checked out. >> katie perry's stage came in, we've got the food, hot dogs, hamburgers, we're looking for weapons, bombs, weapons of mass destruction. >> by kickoff guards will have

screened 14,000 trucks of items for explosives and weapons. to avoid any deflate gate repeats, the game balls are under lock and key until # hours before game time. a fire has spread through a super 7 convenience store. a driver saw the fire and called 911. crews arrived to find the store engulfed in flames. the fire is under control and no reports of injuries and no word on the cause. 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 after 2:30 a.m. route 41 north past route 48. an suv went out of control and sideswiped another car and slammed into a tree.

the driver of the suffer was pronounced at the scene. two people in time other car suffered injuries. state police are trying to figure out what caused the car to go out of control. chris christie is in england this morning. the visit to the united kingdom is christie's third trip abroad meeting with prime minister david cameron in abdomin effort to build his -- in an effort to build his foreign policy resume. >> this this morning we're hearing the calls for help of whitney houston's daughter after being discovered in a batting tub. >> 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 a hospital north of atlanta saturday after her husband and friend found her unresponsive in the bact -- path -- batting -- bathtub. her hulls and friend found her in the tub and immediately started cpr. >> we don't know if there was a medical condition or what. >> reporter: the saturday's incident seemed so similar to houston's death back in 2012 at the beverly hilton hotel. brown was with her mother for the grammies at the time. houston's body was discovered in the bathtub. they say cocaine and heart condition contributed.

abc news, atlanta. >> president obama will release his four trillion dollar budget proposal much of it expected to be on a collision course with the republican controlled congress. the president plans to call for tax hikes the gop criticized after his state of the union address. republicans voiced an interest in the 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. 700 cars are packing the show floor. the "action news" van is at the show. that's where you will find our reporters and anchors signing graphs. karen rogers is there, ducis rogers and jamie apody and kenneth moten, nora muchanic,

monica malpass. channel 6 personalities will be there throughout the week. always fun. >> of a can american history month is celebrated through the arts. we'll take a look at the biggest exhibition open in philadelphia. >> sky6 live hd taking a live look for us, at atlantic city. blue skies, this is what we were talking about, a little bit of red in the skies what that means. chris sowers is back with the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast and the winter weather heading our way.

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>> this freezing weather did not help firefighters in kennett square. check out this firefighter trying to get control of the blaze. look at the huge icicle above him. it broke out yesterday afternoon. firefighters are facing hot and cold danger on the job. there are still mounds of snow on the ground from last week's snow and now they are bracing for more from this winter storm. much of massachusetts is expected to get 8 to 14 inches on top of the two feet that fell last monday. >> this is a nuisance storm for us. >> reporter: for the city, you go farther north and west, there could significant accumulations up there. for the city we're dodging a bullet. this is south of i go which, they are picking up -- this is

south of chicago. they are picking up snow, they will see 6 to 12 inches of snow out there. as the storm marches east milder air will get involved. that means whatever snow we see in the city will go over to ice and all rain overnight tonight. we have flurries flying across lancaster county right now. temperature-wise we're sitting at 27 degrees, dewpoint, 14, winds out of the south at # miles per -- 3 miles per hour. 25 in allentown lancaster 25, poconos 20 dover 22. the good news there's not much of a breeze. the windchills are the same always the temperatures. 27 24, 18. windchill values, 27, 24, 18. it feels better than it did yesterday at this time. the area of low pressure we're

watching on storm tracker 6 live double scan. as we set it in motion, everything is traveling west to east. the high plains reporting moderate snow. there will be a swath of snow across the southern great lake states and the southern portions of the ohio valley and into our viewing area, as well. again, we'll dodge the heaviest snow just like the last system. if you're going to the super bowl you may encounter snow developing going home. by 6:00 p.m. the light snow develops. 10:00 p.m. the snow picks up in intensity. by 1:00 p.m. it's snowing north of the pennsylvania turnpike and rain and south the rain/snow line continues to lift north as we go into monday morning whatever snow and ice you see across the northern western suburbs it will flip over to rain by the time we get into

monday. monday afternoon the front barrels through and the temperatures plummet on the backside of the arctic front. we get into a situation we saw i believe was friday, the snow squalls part of the area, you saw sunshine and the expect minute you get heavy snow on the ground. we could see that monday as the arctic front pushes through. snowfall totals includes the city of philadelphia, 3 1 to 3 and north, 3 to 6 inches. lehigh valley, you could see # to 6 inches of snow, as well as a coating of ice. northwestern suburbs the roads will be slushy, especially the back roads. the city points south and east, rain. lehigh valley, expect delays, snow-covered back roads and icy patches a good bet. rainfall totals this is not

anything to stray away from, with the frozen ground you put an inch of rain on top of that. there could flooding issues. philadelphia close to an inch, trenton a little bit more than an inch. no flood advisories have been issued but poor drainage areas monitor things over the next 24 hours. 37 in philadelphia, 34 in allentown, millville 39. atlantic city and dover 40 degrees. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, 40 degrees for tomorrow's high, a little bit milder south and east, the rain will shut off right around 10:00 a.m. 11:00 a.m. we'll see snow squalls late in the day with the arctic front pushing through. tuesday is a colder day windchills in the upper single digits low teens wednesday mild, 42 thursday, 30, friday, 26. a very brave young woman in texas has had her dream wedding.

the 21-year-old walked down the aisle yesterday. she has been battling brain cancer since she was 8 years old. her boyfriend with whom she has a baby boy proposed in december. members of the community gave her a wedding at the hospice center where she is being cared for. >> i want to encourage someone whose out there listening don't give up, this is not the end there's always something out there that you can keep faith alive and fight for. >> the young woman said she takes comfort in knowing she fulfilled another chapter in her life and keep on living by her husband's side. we'll be right back.

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>> look at the beautiful sunrise over cape may, new jersey. sky6 live hd giving us a live look right now. looks like the sun could be warm but it's lying to us. not that warm outside. >> reporter: it's better than yesterday, yesterday we had windchills below zero in parts of the area. we'll take the low 20s. snowfall totals later this evening, and overnight tonight into tomorrow morning. mainly a rain event for south jersey and delaware. as we zoom in closer, we're running the one inch line through wayne and center city to off the the coast. # -- 3-inch line is in doylestown. the 6-inch line is in allentown. with that said, there will be icy patches north and west, as far as the heavy snow is concerned it's well north and west of the city.

37 today, 40 tomorrow. icy cold, 24 tuesday. >> got it. it is 7:55 we're just a few minutes away from saying good morning to good morning. >> reporter: 100 million americans all the way to boston are in the path of a massive winter storm. how much are we expecting? our rob marciano is tracking it all. a college student with the measels took a train from new york penn station doctors are making house calls for potentially infected patients. we have the details in the race to contain the highly contagious virus. it's super sunday we have the bowl, the fans and the parties, excluding a super

a-lister spotted at a waffle house overnight. the search is on for what sparked a fire that badly damaged a south jersey strip mall overnight. >> plus, police in california investigate a hate crime after someone spray painted a swastika on a fraternity house. plus, chris sowers will have 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! # #

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