threatened to bomb the courthouse. police unveiled surveillance video of a man calling in the bomb threat from a pay phone outside of 7-eleven and this resulted into the evacuationst courthouse and they are asking for help identifying the individual live at the courthouse tonight in norristown vernon odom. >> reporter: jim business has pretty much wrapped up for the day at the courthouse, there were no reported incidents from inside or outside. but the person that disrupted the courthouse this week has intensified. >> montgomery county authorities are looking at him in connection with two phoned in bomb threats on the morning of january 29th to the courthouse. they stopped short of calling him a prime suspect. >> it's not a childish branch where you get a slap on the

hand, these are serious charges and they will be dealt with in a serious manner. >> the call from this pay phone in the northeast, and the second call came from a mobile phone he said there war bombs and explosives in the courthouse, after a two hour evacuation no explosives were discovered. >> but the day was disrupted by this hoax. >> we take every threat we receive very, very seriously. as a result there are great measures taken. there is massive inconvenience take and for the people that do business and the people that work here, it's a huge waste of resources. police have released this video and still shots hopping that viewers recognize him and call the police and d.a. so look

closely. >> i hope when the district attorney's office gets him that he is dealt with accordingly and hashly. if can you identify that person of interest called -- >> thank you vernon. >> philadelphia police are searching for the robber who robbed a susquehanna bank at walnut at 4:30, he indicated a weapon or device, the man got away with an undetermined amount of cash. crews spent the day clearing a scene of a fiery crash in wilmington. a tractor trailer and north vehicle erupted into flames following a crash at the intersection of walnut and a streets, police were called to the scene at 1:00 and the driver suffered minor injuries and the truck driver escaped without

injury the city of philadelphia issued three citations in the wake of last week's accident at the lululemon store in center city. here is david henry at 15th and walnut. >> reporter: jim the owner of this build that partially collapsed on to the lululemon store assures us that the building is safe but lni cited three violations. >> it was a week ago today that three tons of bricks fell off the building and crashed through the roof of the lululemon store three people were hit and one of them trapped under it. they were all treated for minor injuries. lni has since cited them for three violations, the south wall and the north wall and the entire facade of the building. lni says they are categorized as

unsafe until they get the final report. crews were working today to secure the walls and installed metal girders along the wall and the wall that collapsed. and covered a section of the alleyway behind the building to protect pedestrians of falling debris. there is no evidence of pedestrians on walnut and 15th street. they are concerned about a crack in the northwest building. pearl properties that owns the building says they are doing everything they can to secure it and are confident it's now safe. lni is waiting for a report this week before lifting the unsafe citations. >> that report should shed light on the cause of the collapse was it an accident or the cause of neglect. >> the building got a clean inspection report when it changed hands two weeks ago. david henry channel 6 "action

news" the casino workers union in atlantic city filed several unfair worker practices again the owners of the trump taj mahal. citing that they threatened workers and schedules that cost the workers money and they will get a look at the investment this week from carl icahn the former revel casino says that a new jersey judge should not delay its sale. the casino responded today to an appeals court ruling last week that temporarily blocked the sale to florida investor straub, he is set to close on february 9th and is threat being to drop the deal if the sale is delayed. and revel is fighting off a threat from the utility provider

to cut off service on thursday. there is one word to describe the cold and windchills on the way to work this morning. brutal. the windchill was in the single digits in the tri-state area and it has only warmed up to near 20, if you are beginning to look forward to spring time, are you not alone. meteorologist, cecily tynan is at the action news big board with the latest facts and figures from accuweather. >> a tough morning to wait at a train station or wait anywhere outside. 5 in trenton and wilmington a windchill of 6 degrees and atlantic city the windchill dropped down to 5 degrees. the winds have definitely diminished but temperatures never climbed above freezing and the windchill is 23 degrees in philadelphia and 19 degrees in pomona at the atlantic city airport and feels like 10 in allentown and 18 degrees in trenton the good news is if you don't like this cold air, future tracker showing a one day

surge of relatively mild air at noon temperatures are in the 50s to the south we manage to make it up into the mid-40s, not a heat wave, don't get used to it, this is what is ahead. it's milder midweek for a day and on thursday i'm tracking an arctic front light snow in the morning, and a big crash in temperatures temperatures and windchills will be a factor again on thursday and friday morning. i'll talk about that and the potential for weekend snow or rain coming up in the full accuweather forecast. >> all right cecily lets switch live to dillworth park, and "action news" reporter john rawlins, how are folks coping with this bitter cold? >> reporter: for those of us hoping for an early spring it's not encouraging and ditto for those dealing with dead batteries this morning and some

were invigorated by all that cold. >> a bundle up kind of day doris wagner embraced it. >> it's cold but sunny and at least because of sun it's great i think you know. >> beautiful. >> yes beautiful. >> others were less enthused by the take your breath away conditions. >> not a fan. >> this man didn't lose his sense of human and overnight in old city water poured out of this building being renovated and quickly turned to ice, it's believed that the heater brought in to keep the building warm somehow tripped the fire sprinklers. >> yes. >> aaa mid-atlantic says that this cold produced a spike in the number of no start calls joe stevenson was busy, aaa says

that at 32 degrees a battery uses 35% of its strength when it's this cold people may want to run and start their car every day to top of the charge. >> the battery in my truck is six years old but i fire it up every day it was 16 degrees today and it fired up like it was brand new. >> a battery more than three years old is at risk and warning signs for that and what you can do, we'll have the aaa information on our website at 6abc.com. live at dillworth park, john rawlins, channel 6 "action news." >> as the temperatures drop please rely on 6abc.com/weather we have both the hourly and seven-day forecast so you can be prepared no matter how cold it gets. >> coming up on "action news" tonight. philadelphia university basketball coach herb magee is on the verge of notching another

milestone. and a group of developers from delaware learned they were the best in the nation for an app they created. cecily tynan returns with the seven-day forecast, those stories and much more when "action news" continues tonight.

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died at the hospital a short time later and they believe the strong gusty winds brought down the tree. the woman seriously hurt when the temple student fell to her death from a center city high rise is now out of the hospital. erica goodwin was walking when rebecca kim fell from an eighth floor window, goodwin suffered injuries to her spine and shoulder and kim was taking photos on a ledge when they fell. mandatory paid sick leave moves one step closer to reality in philadelphia. the council for health unanimously passed a bill for a company with ten employees or more to offer five sick days a year. city council is expected to vote on this passage next week. mayor nutter is voicing his approval of this bill.

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the coach of duke got all sorts of national attention when he did this weeks ago and now a local basketball coach. >> we have numbers for you 73 530 and 1,000 he is 73 years old and often runss practice at 5:30 a.m. and is looking at win 1,000. jaime apody spoke to him.

>> 500 600 700 record breaking 903, those are the marks he has passed in his career and tonight he hopes to hit a milestone he never thought possible. 1,000 wins. >> it's big because nobody has done it besides mike. i told you i can't wait for it to be over so we get the player off the players. >> the duke legendry coach accomplished it last week but magee did it at division two philadelphia u. >> one step ahead of posse i would not be in the hall. fame and accomplishing what i'm accomplishing now. >> herby is truly what you see he loves philadelphia basketball he loves philadelphia university and takes great pride in it and loves his family. >> j. wright should know, herb

recruited him out of hall. he has the utmost respect for his long time friend. >> it's good that he is doing what he is doing a good ridiculous love herb and hi family and very happy for him. >> how long will the hall-of-famer continue to do this and how many more wins can he rack up? >> 1500? >> that would be good because i'd be alive until like 80 if that happened it would be great. >> jaime apody channel 6 "action news." >> we'll check in on him tonight at 11:00. four days off where do we sign up for that. the flyers have not played since saturday and are not back until thursday, that is when they host the islanders and they continue to practice and look at the time off in different ways but the flyers see it has positive. >> you play well and keep playing and you go out there and keep it going. but at the same time it's good

to regroup here and have a good practice here today. i'm excited for thursday. >> the sixers host the nuggets and it's their fourth game in five nights, michael carter williams is available tonight despite a shin injury. irving stole the show with 19 points some more spectacular than others. and finally tonight i was a bit miffed when seattle lost the super bowl because i was on record picking the seahawks imagine being a die hard seahawks fan though. >> you do not throw a pass at the goal line when you have marshawn lynch. >> dumber call, throwing the ball or throwing yourself into a television. >> by the look at the television set he probably did himself a

favor. >> cecily tynan has the accuweather forecast next.

this was about as cold as mother nature would allow. >> we have been colder some mornings but it will be warmer tomorrow though. >> it was cold tomorrow mid-40s, that will feel like a heat wave. >> the coldest morning cecily it does that around here. stormtracker 6 live double scan showing that we have dry conditions out there tonight. and yes as jim says it's a cold

day, the action cam taking a look at fdr park and seeing blue skies and sunshine today and temperatures never even hit the freezing mark, we were only 30 degree fz philadelphia and allentown dropped down to 20 and allentown 24 and reading 25 and wilmington currently 28 degrees. temperatures typically in february do warm up a bit. the average high today 41 degrees we were 11 degrees below average and by the end of the month the average high moves up to 47 degrees, but february is also typically the snowiest month of the year, the average snowfall is 8.8 inches we have a few opportunities for snow on the way. satellite 6 along with action radar showing high pressure is down to the south what this will do is open the door for winds out of the southwest tomorrow, it won't feel nearly as brutal tomorrow as today.

temperatures slightly above average, 46 degrees tomorrow this is a one day warm up by thursday an arctic front moves through and behind that, temperatures will be tumbling first back into the 30s and then back into the 20s, and it also comes with a bit of snow. future tracker showing tomorrow morning, the warmer air begins to move in this is called the warm air esection and has more in the way of snow that could brush the lehigh valley and the poconos, we are looking at clouds. through the afternoon a mixture of clouds and sunshine and the arctic front moves through for thursday morning and that brings us brief snow, will it come during the morning commute or after? that is up in the air, but we are not looking at a lot generally a coating to an inch and then temperatures tumble on thursday afternoon. the call from accuweather it clouds up and not as brutal

tonight 14 in the suburbs and 21 for center city. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, tomorrow a rapid rebound, it's amazing when 46 degrees sounds warm a mixture of sun and clouds, that is 4 degrees above average, and the cold front moves through and brings us some snow in the morning again we are looking at a coating to an inch, not a big snow event the big event though is the plunging temperatures, 36 degrees we'll reach that early in the day and temperatures dropping down into the 20s, and the wind is picking up and the bitter cold returns, temperatures in the morning, these are temperatures not windchills will drop down to the single digits 9 degrees in philadelphia on friday morning, 14 in millville and allentown 3 degrees below 0 and 10 below in the poconos on friday morning and we'll be stuck below

freezing at 29 degrees, mostly cloudy again on saturday 40 degrees and sunday a messy day snow or rain, a high of 36 degrees, on monday clouds and flurries, 34 degrees and tuesday the cold returns with a high of 32 degrees, but look at that we have one day out of the next week with temperatures above average. 46 degrees tomorrow. so enjoy it. not so bad. >> thank you cecily. it's winter jim. >> finally firefighters got a major league workout today in gloucester county the truck bay in sewell was transformed into a gym, nova care rehab staffers provided personal training for 20 firefighters in the philly fitness program they focused on agility and got a lesson on healthy firehouse menus.

>> world news tonight with david muir is next on channel 6. and "action news" continues on phl 17 at 10:00 and then please join us for a special report at 11:00 here on channel 6. wendy saltzman is uncovering the details of a highly toxic and flammable substance being transported through philadelphia. >> a 111 tanker car freight train partially derailed in philadelphia over the weekend, a crude oil explosion killed 47 people in canada and now we are investigating the crude oil here and the track it's taking through your neighborhood. we are answering questions about your safety on "action news" at 11:00. >> i'm jim gardner we hope you'll join us at 11:00.

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