make make a great play. that change the whole outcome. >> pete carroll has to defend that play call for rest of his life. because of that, ducis, jeff and i were all wrong on our predictions. >> thank you pete

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not lost since. 4th straight win the longest of the season. michael delgado scored loan goal. how about steve mason had 40 saves on way to 25 career shutout. flyers have a four day layoff before they play again. they'll try the best to keep them game ready. >> coming tuesday we will push the pace and tempo. we'll get it up there quickly. it's not about how long you're out there practice advertising it's about pace and tem foe po. >> flyers back on the ice this morning. monday them michael roth lost ten pounds and after first practice said it will be a while before he gets back to game shape. they had the flu going through. they need an infirmary in

>> sunday night here's what's happening on "action news" at 11:30. road crews with ready for what could be a tricky monday morning commute some areas. we'll tell you what they're doing to keep keep you safe and

what conditions you can expect tomorrow. >> and a couple plucked from the side of snowy mountain and what made it trick ci. >> measles outbreak is spreading as another case is confirmed in our area first we're tracking a storm system coming in expected to bring a mix of snow, rain and ice to our area. it could make tomorrow morning's commute dicey in some areas. >> in wilmington snow is starting to fall and roads getting slick and goating to the cars there. some are taking the whole thing in stride. the action cam spotted this bicyclist roll ago long like it was a rainy night in may. >> meteorologist melissa magee is at the "action news" big board. >> we're starting to find precipitation moving through delaware and lehigh valley. stormtracker 6 3d shows light snowfall areas north and west and across interior sakes of south jersey, and maine and into

dover delaware. we do have that snow. it's in norris up to and jenkintown i-76 and i-95 philadelphia to wilmington. even new jersey turnpike as well. steady snowfall original and east of glassboro. now where we are finding that snowfall cross interior south jersey this will quickly changeover to rain. we'll talk about the reason why. stormtracker 6 double scan 3d you can see area of low pressure over ohio and this continues to work east ward and north of that you have snow and south you have warmer air that will get pulled into the system. so we'll talk about what we can expect as far as changeover from snow to liquid precipitation. philadelphia and metro area shortly after midnight to 2:00 in the morning you have a change from snow to rain. along pa turnpike 2:00 to 4:00 during overnight hours while sleeping and in lehigh county region a changeover from snow to

sleet to rain. future tracker 6 is on standby to timeout precipitation and let you know arctic out breaks that follows in the wake with the accuweather forecast walter. >> and a familiar routine for penndot crews as you imagine. they loaded salt trucks and laid down the brine and are getting you ready for icy conditions. penndot and other agencies say even though the storm doesn't pose much of a threat for the philadelphia region they want you to be prepared and urging commuters not to let down their guards. even though it might be looking as it's rain coming up down it could be freezing on contact on the roadway. if sleet it's the same thing. you're going to get slippery condition and melting snow with runoff for slick spots. >> slick conditions if they develop give them space to do their jobs. >> for the latest forecast and

travel conditions join matt, tam, david karen, starting tomorrow at 4 a.m. >> people in the midwest are dealing with tough few days. tens of millions are in the path of a storm that could have dumped more than a foot on those areas and after wind chills went to negative numbers. abc alex perez. >> reporter: parts of wisconsin michigan, illinois, buried under snow tonight. windy city, salt and plow trucks racing to keep up with the slippery sloppy mess making getting a rond a nightmare. >> it's like mudd heavy mudd. >> if you're driving out there how bad is it. >> you can slide and get stuck. my roommate got stuck trying to get back home from work. >> blowing snow, wind gusts as strong as 40 mimes an hour. blizzard warning with possible wite-out conditions in effect for chicago area.

100 million people in path of this massive storm stretching from midwest to the northeast. abc's geo vanetis is in ohio. >> on the roads visibility down to a few feet. officials issued a travel ban for parts of ohio. >> iowa also in middle of the storm, strong winds whipping snow. icy conditions causing accidents and shutting down several sections of i 80 in eastern nebraska today as chicago o'hare airport crews working non-stop to keep runways clear. already more than 2200 flights can saeld cross the country. >> and warning here chicago in effect until midnight and storm now setting sights on northeast where they're still recovering from last week's blizzard, alex perez, "abc news," chicago. >> speed appeared to be a factor on a deadly crash. northbound lanes of adams avenue

just before 5 a.m. they say the female driver apparently lost control, hit a tree and was ejected from the vehicle. the victim was pronounced dead at the scene and has not yet been identified frvrjts our delaware news rooms state police say a vehicle sideswiped another and triingrd a deadly crash 541 in cohess in. they searched driver suv hit concrete barrier overturned and struck a tree killing the driver instantly. two people in the car uvr suffered minor injuries. >> secrete service arrested a man today climbing bicycle rack outside of the courthouse on pennsylvania avenue it was setback from white house fence making it likely anybody could use to get over of the fence and on white house grounds. he has been turned over to district of columbia. >> a pilot swat spotted a hover >>

a pilot swat spotted a >> a pilot swat spotted a hovering 7,000 feet. >> something flew 100 feet above us. >> the object looked like both shapes. faa claims it was drone. but some people are wondering. >> probability is it was not a drone but possibility exists. main thing dronz that can get that high are not commonly found today because they're expensive. >> joes have been creating problems over the past weeks open the whitehouse lawn you used to transport drugs and you're in the border. today they called it a no drone zone. >> a married couple nearly foal their deaths on or or mount hood. they stroud claim 10,000 feet up when lost footing and they came to a spot near a team for a

mountain rescue. though badly hurt seems luck was on their side. ice chuncks, coming down the mountain. >> it's above where we had patients and packs filled out in front of them. to deflect the ice and rocks coming down. >> the man suffered a broken leg and woman had broken both ankles and national guard helicopter urnled them to safety and a hiker had fallen and he was able to walk out on his own. >> the first confirmed case of meezles in delaware since 2012678 the come next vaccinated the courted it overseas. >> have super bowl officials -- someone reported nine confirmed cases and head of centers for disease control says the decision not to vaccinate your child affects entire

communities. >> they're just concerned that maybe measles is not around any more and maybe their kid shouldn't get one more shot. meezle the more they put their neighbor's kids at risk as well. >> anyone who name "a college student infected with measles that traveled through pen station. >> still to come on "action news" tonight a heart rate up and a cold. >> freezing tail fathers for a good cause. a bit of a plunge into the atlantic when "action news" comes right back

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>> they were spiping wheels in cherry hill to fight disease. the community center held a spin-a-thon to raise awareness for heart month which began today teen raise funds for american heart associationtion and dozens of volunteers were sweating up a storm during one hour sessions for own health and for health of others. >> might be wheels spinning on local roads as well in the overnight hours into tomorrow. >> that's right sarah walter, give yourself extra time. it will be a wintry mix. a lot of accumulation occurs tonight and then soaking rain on the way for city on southward. double scan you can see we've got light snowfall along the 95 corridor and sections of south jersey and i north and west as well. rain for dover and cape may. we'll go go in tiringter own stormtracker 6 hd. i 78, hamburg to allentown now

you travel south to berks county in reading and pottstown along route 422 also along route 1 there in chester county along the 95 corridor in philadelphia we have light snowfall raeking out across the delaware and lehigh valleys. we'll show you areas we're finding mixed precipitation across surf city. atlantic city you're dealing with rainfall. same things for sea isle city. fortescue and smyrna and southward to dover. these locations find a quick changeover to rain as we go through the overnight hours and mixed precipitation likely north and west before we get gradual changeover to rain later tomorrow. temperatures outside 33 in philadelphia. just dropped down to 30 reading and same thing in lancaster and temperatures north and west of town have winter storm warnings in effect below freezing. 25 poconos. 32 trenton. upper 30s in beach haivb and also wildwood upper 30s in dover and 36. satellite 6 and action radar the area of low pressure swinging

through the ohio valley bliz ardz warnings in effect for chicago still were these locations i have seen a foot of snowfall. now track that snow as it works east ward to new england folks in boston could find a foot of snow overnight tonight and into monday. there's also a lot of moisture down south. you get southerly winds invading as it tracks north of philadelphia. that will create a lot of mixed precipitation where we live. back at home future tracker 6 showing you overnight hours white snow along the 95 corridor areas north and wet and rain south and east for atlantic city millville and dover. watch what happens through the overnight hours. 4:00 in the morning all rain for city areas south and east and even rain invading areas in allentown, reading lancaster and snow in poconos and as we go to 8 bgs in the morning a brief icing ken for the poconos and lehigh county region before things will taper off from west to east direction as we get into the afternoon hours on monday.

expected snowfall, about inch is city and changes over to rain for areas in south jersey and delaware. we'll go in tighter, 1 to 3 likely for trenton doylestown, pottstown. as you move north of that region kutztown, allentown easton, winter storm warning up 3 to 6" of snow likely poconos 6" pluses due there and icing colder at the surface and warmer air mid level. so 11:30 in the morning you find icing concern forepoconos down top slatington, cuts down and allentown. >> future tracker 6 showing you you can see why we won't see a lot of snowfall in the city and by noon tomorrow temperatures along the 95 corridor south and east and middle and if not upper 40s these numbers come crashing down monday nights. you need standing water and ponding on roadways will quickly watch up teens and lower 0s.

>> icy north, rain south. early high of 35. temperatures clashing throughout the day. high 24 degrees. quick rebound wednesday in at 4. 32 on thursday temperatures below average as we close out this workweek ahead and head into next weekends guys. definitely take it slow. >> thank you melissa. >> more to come on "action news" including sports. >> jeff skversky brings us story of a basketball team honoring former player and helping to heal a difficult loss when "action news" comes right back.

>> patriots came from ten points down. russel wilson to jermaine kearse that's one of the most incredible catches i've seen. somehow kept control of the ball. brady can't believe it. a second to go at the one. both give the fwool marshawn lynch. intercepted by butler. maybe worst call in history of sports. patriots win super bowl, 28-24. >> hi a vision that i was going to mack a big play and it came through and i'm blessed. i can't explain it now. >> what a play for a rookie to make a play like that and whip us the game it's unbelievable. >> an easton high school

ryan has come. >> every time they suit up they honor one of their own. >> eastern high school girls basketball team is nishltz nb. nicole born 30-year-old home of two died earlier this month from rare complications of coming down with the flu. >> we keep her in our heart. >> an athlete, somebody healthy. >> the coach is among those that came up with the idea for the team to wear nb. >> when i see it on their sleeve i get filled with pride you know so happy that the kids stepped up and did that for her and for her family. >> so appreciative of this gesture nicole's grieving family

wanted to see with their own eyes. they were on hand for a game last week and nicole's father gary addressed the team. >> what you did you don't know what that means to us. when you think of nicole, it keeps her and our memories. >> this say drib outta for one of the greatest athletes in eastern high school history inducted into hall of fame in 2002 and nicole born's memory lives on through these girls and this team. jeff skversky, "channel 6 action news." >> tragic story but great for those young girls at eastern to step up. back to you guys. >> all right. jamie. thank you. thank youhundreds of people braved today's freezing temperatures wearing only swim suits or costumes or smile to take place in this dip to brave

the bitter cold and raise money for st. francis community center and swim team. >> run in faster other run out faster. >> i think you run out fast. >> 2015 philadelphia auto show special is next on channel 6. >> don't forget "action news" is on tomorrow morning 4 a.m. with matt o'donnell, tamala edwards david murphy and karen rogers. >> now for sarah bloomquist, melissa magee, jamie apody, jeff skversky and the entire "action news" team i'm walter perez. have a good night and great weekend ahead.

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