degrees the same for wilmington the atlantic city it was as low as 5 degrees, current windchills are not as harsh but on the cold side. 13 in allentown and 22 for dover and teens for berks county. future tracker at 10:00 tonight, the temperatures don't move they stay steady 19 if philadelphia and 23 in millville and allentown watch the numbers by tomorrow morning, they don't move all that much if anything they go up a degree or two by wednesday morning, 21 in philadelphia 24 in millville and 25 in wildwood and even in the lehigh valley temperatures feel like the low to mid-20s, as you look ahead into the accuweather forecast, we talk about a milder midweek for thursday and then a small touch of snow coming through on thursday before another big crash in temperatures we'll talk about the timing of the possibility of that snow and how

much plus how cold it gets again shirleen at the end of the week in the full accuweather forecast. >> thank you adam. the frigid temperatures have made it a tough day for anyone working outside or waiting for a bus and car trouble for people across the area, john rawlins live at dillworth park with more on how people are coping with the cold. >> a little while ago the sun was shining and it wasn't too bad. it was down behind the buildings, and people are ice skating, they presumably like the weather otherwise i think they would be inside somewhere. groundhogs day started cold and add wind and the misery factor climbs this person's approach -- >> get a cup of coffee and just

do it. >> in his line of work, dave clark has to be outside even when it's freezing. >> keep it moving. >> a lot of thin layers and keep moving. >> cold weather can be tough on things as well as people water department crews go to 12 hour days with water main breaks this january 183 breaks still better than january 2014, where there were 212 breaks. plunging temperatures also trigger car battery problems more than a third of the calls to aaa were batteries. >> if it's 45 degrees one day you get three calls and then 20 degrees drop and you are doing 15 calls a day. >> a continue of the deep freeze thursday into friday good news for those that like the cold. >> gloves and a scarf i went

for a walk on my lunch break it got cold and i put my hood up it feels good. >> so you are all for it? >> i'm all for it. >> a sunny outlook for cold weather. john rawlins channel 6 "action news." >> thank you john. as you bundle up check the 6 abc storm tracker app we have links to the hourly and seven-day forecast to help you get ready for the falling temperatures. developing now another brutal murder by the terror group isis, a new video shows that the group executed the jordanian pilot they were holding hostage, this was particularly gruesome and it comes as soon as there was some hope for a prisoner exchange. >> this video showing the jordanian pilot being burned alive while chained to a cage.

you hoped his life would be spare, when jordan was negotiating with the jordanian government, now there say promise of revenge by the jordanian officials. they said it shows beyond a doubt how barbaric this group is. the 26-year-old fell into the hands of the militants when he crashed his jet into syria the first pilot from the u.s. led coalition to be captured. this just days after japanese journalist was beheaded by the same militants. now they are working on authenticating the video. >> it's one more example of the

barbaric of this organization. and we'll double our efforts for a global coalition to make sure that they are degraded and ultimately defeated. >> as a matter of fact the jordanian military saying that that pilot's blood will not be wasted and they are promising revenge atsd the same level. we'll continue to follow that as the family of that jordanian pilot is in mourning. >> alicia thank you. >> he phoned in a threat to the montgomery county courthouse, they are taking the call seriously, vernon odom is live in norristown with a clue that could help them track down the suspects. >> it's a busy day at the courthouse in norristown, last thursday, major threats and disruption and nerves on edge and now authorities have a surveillance video that may help them catch the instigator.

this man approaching the old fashion pay phone is in deep trouble. they are looking for him in connection with two phoned in bomb threats. they stopped short of calling him the prime suspect. >> he is a person of interest and we believe he has information on what happened. we hope that someone sees the still photograph and recognizes him and gives us information. >> the first came at 8:32 in the morning to the norristown police and the next call came to county public safety officials from a mobile phone and he said there were bombs and explosives in the courthouse, after a two hour evacuation no explosives were discovered. >> a senseless act such as this and a dangerous act in my opinion does nothing but disrupt justice and delays decisions

that need be made. >> we'll err on the side of caution and we can't take risks. the world we live in today is one where people do these types of things. >> the d.a. released this video of still shots hoping that viewers recognize him and call police or the d.a. with his identity and whereabouts. >> we consider this to be a very serious offense. >> the perpetrator when and if convicted and caught here, looks at charges of terroristic threats and reckless endangerment. vernon odom, channel 6 "action news." >> thank you. a bensalem road is closed after a van crashed into a poll, it happened a half hour ago on homeville road, the crash knocked down wires and there is no word yet if anyone was hurt. atlantic city met an important financial deadline just in time.

the struggling resort town borrowed $12 million from bank of america to refinance a debt due today. it will cost the city $300,000 with the annual interest rate. mayor don guardian believes it's the best deal they will get. a local legend has the chance to make history, herb magee is going for win number 1,000, the philadelphia basketball coach will lead his team against wilmington. magee will be the second man to win 1,000 games as a head coach anywhere. magee will be the only plan to do it all at one school an incredible accomplishment. our jaime apody caught up with magee about the potential milestone, hear that tonight on "action news" at 5:00. >> still ahead it could change the way the internet works the

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jumped 305 points and the nasdaq rose 51 and the s&p gained 29 on the day. speaking of standard and poors the group will pay a $1.3 billion settlement in its role in the financial crisis. s&p agrees to the allegations that they inflated risky investments, the settlement with the federal government also resolves lawsuits filed by 19 states and the district of columbia experts say this could serve as a template for similar lawsuits for other credit agencies like fix and moody's. there is a lot of high-profile companies working on driverless cars, uber is the latest to work on that. though will work with carnegie melon here in pennsylvania to develop a self driving car, they say that it's part of uber's

future and that follows google's footsteps, that company already built a prototype last year. and speaking of driving, it's time for the "action news" traffic report no driverless cars out there yet, matt pellman live in the traffic center. >> it's interesting to see how that works out. good afternoon to you brian and shirleen. >> no driverless cars, on the schuylkill expressway eastbound side, stop and go from this point to conshohocken from point to south and to the eastbound side of 76 remnants of a crash in the process of clearing one by the ritz carlton on the south side of penn square and afternoon slowing in the teens as you head towards the work zones at girard and cotman and a crash in the

pottstown area, on the ramp 222 westbound to the north side of 100, expect that ramp to be partially blocked and the accident involving the vehicle into the pole in ben salem by the 7-eleven and the dairy queen is it weird i would like dairy queen on an afternoon like this? . issue oz and the broad street line are resolved. lets grab the ipad and do the commuter report on this tuesday afternoon. it's pothole season and there is one in gloucester township along somer somerdale road watch out for it and so many others. >> thank you matt. "action news" is uncovering the details of a highly flammable substance being transported through philadelphia on the heels of a derailment this weekend, tankers carrying a volatile chemical derailed here

and a year ago another train derailed near the schuylkill carrying similar chemicals. activists are warning about the chemicals after a deadly incident in canada where 14 people were killed. >> everybody should be extremely worried. >> "action news" investigative reporter, wendy saltzman will explain the concerns many of these train cars are rolling through fltd and the surrounding area and wendy asks local official fz we are prepared for a potential accident. that is tonight on "action news" at 11:00. the daughter of whitney houston and bobby brown continues to fight for her life after being found unresponsive in her atlanta home. monica malpass is live in the newsroom with the details at this hour. >> that is right no word on which hospital bobbi kristina brown has been moved to.

she has been in a medical induced coma since the incident this weekend, brown's husband and a friend found her barely breathing and they started cpr, we are live with what was in the police report today. and children in west philadelphia have a place to expand their minds, now that a neglected library is reopened. sharrie williams has that story. we have those stories at 5:00. >> she wrote one of the most iconic books in american history then never published another thofl until now. harper lee will release a sequel to "to kill a mocking bird" she wrote this book first but her publisher suggested she religious mocking bird this is only her second novel ever and

the first work in 50 years it's due out in july. >> to kill a mocking bird is one of the great all time books. >> i assume this will be just as great. >> i'll have to read it. adam is back with the accuweather forecast. and he walked 20 miles to work for a decade but he won't have to do it anymore thanks to the generosity of a complete stranger, the heart warming story.

these kids brought history to life at the living wax museum in collegeville today. seventh graders at the holy cross regional school dressed as famous people and stood mostless until prompted to deliver a speech inaccurate ter. audrey hepburn was one of the alter egos. >> they should have invited me. >> time for the accuweather

forecast. lets go to adam joseph with the warmer weather on the way. >> a big jump in temperature over the next 12 hours, a few folks strolling on the boardwalk there it's beautiful from this vantage point 30 degrees in philadelphia and 24 in the lehigh valley and 20s south and west to lancaster and 31 in dover and atlantic city our temperature is 30 degrees, we have a light breeze out there and that is how it affects how it feels the windchill is 16 in reading and 13 in allentown and 20 in philadelphia and 22 in atlantic city. and equally as bitter in trenton at 17 degrees. as we take a look at february and its preview at the beginning of the month the average high temperature is 41 degrees, so we are well below normal. as we speed up time to the end of the month here on the 28th our average high jumps up to 47

degrees we start to warm things up statistically and as we look at average snowfall for philadelphia this is typically our snowiest month of the winter season, we typically get 8.8 inches of snow and so far nowhere near that and we are at the beginning of the month and we'll see if we can make up ground for the lack of winter we had so far. satellite and radar crystal clear sky and high pressure is just to the south of philadelphia with the high pushing to the east tonight and tomorrow we get a return flow, the warmer winds on the western side of the high, you see the affects of chicago as the warm air bumps over the existing cold air in the form of light snow showers, than stays genally to the north overnight tonight and tomorrow morning. near the pennsylvania and new york boarder, but a couple of flurries could skirt allentown first thing tomorrow morning and tomorrow afternoon clouds increase before another arctic front comes in thursday morning

with a little band of light snow and as of right now, it could be after the morning rush, hopefully the timing will help with that. and we'll be developing a storm off the coast and stays off the coast and we only see the real bitter air funnel in behind that on thursday afternoon. tonight the clouds thicken up as the warm air arrives and late flurry north near allentown and temperatures are in the low 20s with upper teens and your four day at 4:00, a rapid rebound tomorrow and clouds and sun and 46 degrees we look for a touch of morning sun and a coating to an inch in general. not a big storm, 36 with dropping temperatures thursday afternoon and another bitter cold day much like today of 29 another big recovery up to 40 degrees, in the progressive pattern, it only lasts one day and moves out. >> thank you adam. new jersey is continuing the

fight against prescription drug abuse, the latest project, medicine drop box was installed at the little egg harbor police department they can leave their unused pain killers, there are 122 drop boxes now across new jersey, people have disposed of 43,000 pounds of pills through the program to date. >> alicia vitarelli is along with the buzz next. a family feud for robin williams family as they sort out of the details of his estate after his death and bruce jenner is he talking about the rumors he will undergo a gender transformation. we'll talk about that in the buzz.

the family of robin williams and his children are having a

battle over his belonging his wife susan says some of his items were taken without her permission, she says there are items that are excluded from the items that he said the children should have. we'll continue to follow this as it plays out in court. is olympic star and real tv star willing to tell about his life. is he giving a tell all to abc about his gender transformation. that has yet to be confirmed but the journey will be documented this year. his interview is set to air in may. finally on 6 abc an all new forever, be sure to watch tonight at 10:00. be sure to tweet with the #~ forever and followed by "action

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"action news" continues with adam joseph shirleen allicot, and brian taff. >> it is 4:30, the reason selfies are to blame for the death of to people. >> and she has been stone faced for 40 years why? she says that smiling gives you wrinkles. >> and a dispute over gun fire, what we learned about the alleged shooters after opening fire on two small children. >> and another shooting investigation, this one in

southwest philadelphia right now they are trying to track down the gunman who critically wounded a 23-year-old man vernon odom is live on the scene on what makes this attack unique. >> reporter: "action news" learned that witnesses told police this was not a random shooting, they say that the victim was seen talking to the shooter, and the gunman only opened fire as the victim rolled away in his vehicle. it was 1:30 in the morning when a police sergeant left the building and the sergeant could see the chevy malibu approaching moving at a high rate of speed and stopped right in front of him. >> he told the sergeant he had just been shot. he took him out of the chevy malibu, the victim was driven to the university hospital of

pennsylvania. >> the victim was described as a -- and remains hospitalized in extremely critical condition and that the shooting took place a short distance away from the district headquarters and they hope that someone with home surveillance cameras may have recorded the incident and makes say that this case is disturbing. >> it's commonplace now and there was somebody killed over there twice and that is someone over at woodland avenue and i had gun things on my pavement i think it's dry. >> people die all the time and get shot, hopefully there will be a stop to it soon, right now we have to live with it. >> the suspect was seen driving a dark model blue or black dodge charger. reporting live from south philadelphia walter perez

channel 6 "action news." >> philadelphia police say that this is one of the women responsible for shooting one of the two people in tioga-nicetown tioga-nicetown, anderson including a 13-year-old girl got into an argument with people at a laundry mat and one of the victim's windshields were shattered and that led to a fight and the accomplice followed them and started shooting them. one woman was hit in the leg and another a graze wound to the head. anderson is facing charges including attempted murder. they are still looking for the other woman accused of shooting into one of the victim as cars nearly hitting her young children in the backseat. and the woman hit by the temple student that fell to her benl is now back home. she was hospitalized since

rebecca kim landed on her. kim was reportedly taking photos on the ledge of an art institute dorm room when she lost her balance. she was treated for injuries to her spine and shoulder. philadelphia is asking for help to find the man that robbed a 7-eleven last month. the man is shown entering the store with a handgun and he demanded cash and cigarettes from an employee and then he ran off. no one was hurt. a fiery accident shut down a wilmington intersection this afternoon. a truck and a cary rupts in flames after they collided at walnut and eighth streets at 1:00. despite the damage the driver walked away unarmed, the driver of the sedan had minor injuries the cause of that accident remains under investigation. several people were forced out

of the cold this morning. a fire started along a gas line, and chopper 6 hd was over the 7500 block of torresdale avenue in the city's may fair section firefighters discovered flames coming from a gas line in the basement of a home at 10:30 in the morning, neighbors were evacuated as a precaution and everything was under control in a half hour. >> adam joseph is joining us now, cold out there and dangerous with the icy conditions. >> yes anything that melted today and some did that was in the sunshine that will refreeze tonight and warmer temperatures ahead tomorrow. so some good. live from sky 6 hd at penn's landing, late in the afternoon 30 degrees, the dew point is low 4 degrees, winds out of the north-northwest at 14 miles per hour and atlantic city the sun is on the lower part of the horizon, can you see the longer wave lengths a glow of orange to

the sky there on the horizon, 28 degrees, and winds out the west northwest at 7 miles per hour. 26 degrees and skiers and snowboardered enjoying that and the windchill 16 degrees it's brutal if you are heading down the slopes with no protection on your face. >> and we'll talk about a little bit of snow passing through on thursday before another arctic blast at the end of week but it doesn't last long. we'll talk about it in the seven day. >> thank you adam. as the temperatures drop stick with 6abc.com/weather, there we have both the hourly and seven-day forecasts, you can be prepared no matter how cold it gets. >> mandatory paid sick leave gained approval from the committee today. they testified in support of that measure, the bill requires companies with ten workers or

month to offer five sick days per year. about 500 philadelphia workers do not get paid when they stay home sick. mayor michael nutter voiced support vetoing the measure in previous years. they were fined from not following industry standards, the gaming enforcement led to $500,000 fine to caesars in atlantic city for losing two slot machines and filing paperwork that they were all accounted for and the gold nug the for using unshuffled cards this summer. and they are already in a lawsuit for unshuffled the decks of card. they are south jersey's bravest, they were chosen for the phillies fitness program

nova care rehabilitation trainers put them through a series of workouts and some teaching them aguilt and others about heart healthy foods to add to their firehouse menus. go guys. still ahead was it sweet or strange, we'll show you the father-daughter moment that had so people talk. >> imagine walking 21 miles a day just to get to your job. that was the life of one michigan man for a decade. and that is no longer the case today we'll introduce you to the college student that wanted to by him a car. and is stone face is the secret eternal youth. one british woman says yes. >> sounds like a blast adam joseph is back with the accuweather forecast.

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some new incredible newly released surveillance video shows a shootout inside of a phoenix jewelry store. they walks into the store pretending to be a customer and that is her in different clothing this time armed with a gun, when the owner refused to give her cash, she shot him in the leg and he throws money at her and she bends over to pick it up and he fires his own gun, both were seriously injured in the exchange you can see the jewelry shot out. the store owner closed up shop but incredibly forgives the woman that shot him. selfies are likely to blame for a deadly plane crash in chicago last year. they say that the pilot and his passengers were snapping photos before the cessna went down near

denver, they believe the pilot became disoriented by the flash and lost control of the plane and both men were killed. on health check now, the new york attorney general is raising questions about the store brand herbal supplements sold by wal-mart, walgreens and gmc did not contain what was on the label. they failed at all stores and did did did did ginseng and others. wal-mart and others are looking into the charges and they say that the tests may not have been correct for the items. if the warm is getting down a little aroma therapy should have been the thing lavender

and grapefruit, you can mix the oils with water and dampen a wash cloth and face and neck with it. and there are scented sticks to trigger memories of sunny summer days. here at the big board with a bunch of big talkers, new england fans rejoiced with hugs and kisses all around and there is one kiss creating a stir on social media they snapped this split second smooch between bill belichick and his daughter. some questioned is this kiss appropriate, some say it's nice between father and daughter. for anyone in search of the found of youth this woman says

she cracked the code by never cracking a smile. in fact she remained stone face for 40 years and swears that is why her skin is so smooth. she resisted the urge to grin or giggle since she was 10 years old and not at parties or at the birth of her daughter, her poker face is why she doesn't have one line of expression. but on the flip side, there is this one 70-year-old christina remnant she has not stopped smiling since she was 8 years old and the ear to ear grin is what prevented wrinkles on her skin. i go for the smile. >> imagine walking more than 20 miles round trip just to get to work, a trip that takes so long, hours even, that was the reality for james robertson he couldn't

afford a car and loved his job and there was no public transportation for the full trip he made it in on time and never missed a day of work, robert levy started a go fund me page to help robertson buy a car and the donations started pouring in. >> it's more than just a car and could help him. >> i feel a great deal of love. this is a labor of love. >> at this hour, people have raised more than $223,000, you could buy more than a dozen cars and robertson says this is a sign i need to start driving again. >> try not to smile at this one. >> beautiful. >> love the dedication a guy that can walk 21 miles to work every day.

lets get a check of the roads now. >> matt pellman is in the traffic center with an update for us. >> i walk to work but it's not 21 miles, good afternoon brian and shirleen. we are watching people try to drive home from work on 202 and they are definitely hitting heavy traffic on the southbound side in malvern at 401 sun glare is causing heavy southbound delays in west goshen there is a crash at the entrance of 202. and a crash blocking the ram of 422 to westbound 100 in north coventry and a wreck at bethlehem pike at highland avenue sluggish speeds at the pennsylvania turnpike the at fort washington interest change and a crash in perkasie at ridge road and seventh street. elsewhere, in buck county a

vehicle into the pole in ben salem you want to avoid park avenue by the 7-eleven. and on the big picture, a normal afternoon on 95 the crash is partially blocking the ramp from university to the eastbound side. and in center city, waup out for a wreck along 15th and ramstead and a wreck in burlington township near sunset road and 541. we'll check it again in the 5:00 hour. >> thank you. >> meteorologist, adam joseph is back with the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast.

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shot of arctic air we go back up for the weekend and double scan live radar, dry and sunshine despite the cold out there. and over the last 10 or 11 days in philadelphia we only have a couple inches of snow but if you fly like a bird to boston, that is only 275 miles to the northeast, in 11 days they have seen four feet of snow. they are truly buried in boston four feet of snow is up to here on me that is how much snow is on the ground without drifts in the northeast, it's a short amount of real estate. it shows how they have gotten whacked to the north and we are ripped off to the south especially if you like the snow. 26 in allentown 31 in dover and wilmington and teens in the poconos, and we are still

dealing with the windchills out there. and much better this morning at 0 in much of the area, and 23 in wilmington and teens north-northeast and northwest of the city of philadelphia. we are dealing with clouds to the west and this is a warm front, it continues to move from the west to the southeast and first thing tomorrow morning, as it does, you get the warmer air pushing up and over the existing colder air you get clouds to break out and a flurry tomorrow morning it's dry and we move the temperature up to 46 degrees tomorrow at 3:00. this is an arctic front the high pressure comes in for the end of week and we get an arctic blast by the end of afternoon we look at highs again going back down to the 20s and 30s. future tracker shows us the warm front passes through at 6:00 tomorrow morning and the lehigh

tunnel to the poconos, a quick flurry or snow shower a mixture of sun and clouds and it's a great day if are you a runner or jogger, you get out and enjoy the warmer temperatures and the front comes through thursday morning, we could see a quick coating to one inch across the area and a stripe of snow at i-95, and the timing is good, a quick burst of snow, after the morning rush on thursday. we have to fine tune that tomorrow. >> 14 to 21 tonight. again watch for a late flurry north into the lehigh valley all of us generally cloudy and the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, 46 tomorrow with the rapid rebound and 40 minutes of light snow on thursday, late to midmorning and 36 falling into it's 20s in the afternoon and we stay bitter cold on friday a high of 29 and then we jump back up to 40 on saturday before another

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>> i wonder if they took a nibble? >> that does it for "action news" at 4:00. we are back tonight for a full hour of "action news" at 10:00 on phl 17. >> here now are rick williams and monica malpass with a look ahead at 5:00. >> coming up n on "action news" at 5:00, tough questions for federal health officials for this year's flu vaccine, find out why the vaccine could not be changed when they realized it did not match the strain going around. >> and we'll have those stories and more coming your way next at 5:00.

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"action news" delaware valley's leading news program. with jaime apody, meteorologist, cecily tynan, rick williams and monica malpass. a man in his 50ss with driving on a delaware county road when a tree came crashing down it caused his car to crash into an suv and his car did not survive. the big story on "action news" is the deadly crash in radnor township and high winds are to

blame for knocking down the tree. chad pradelli is live at the scene, you spoke to one resident that heard the crash? >> reporter: yes, i did. this was really just a freak accident. he was driving at this time last night when that tree came crashing down killing the upper darby father. >> the tree fell without warning hitting his car collapsing the roof over him. >> the car that was in the street you would have thought it was a convertible. but of course it wasn't. >> he was home with his three children when the tree came down on his shed and street it eventually drifted into the northbound lanes and collided with north car the toyota then caught fire. >> i grabbed a small fire extinguisher i don't know what i thought i would do with