boys a 13-year-old and three 8-year-olds are over at childrens hospital getting checked out. they are under observation but are expected to be okay. meets want to know where the drugs came from and who is held responsible for narcotics coming into a classroom. police were called to mitchell elementary school just before noon after school officials reported finding students with crack cocaine. police tell "action news" that a 13-year-old boy brought the drugs packaged in small plastic bags and stored in a large plastic baggy, and while in and upstairs restroom he asked an 8-year-old boy to hold on to the crack and meet him at the corner store and give him $7 for holding on to it. the boy brought the drugs back to his classroom. he shows one of his other 8-year-old friends and he asked the friend to sniff it and he

asked a second kid and that kid does not and he goes to the counselors and notified them. >> they discovered the 13-year-old in possession of crack and the 8-year-old they believe put two packets down the drain in the restroom. parents were alarmed that the crack came into the school and the way the children passed it around. and even sniffed it. >> they knew to snort it so they actually know what to do the narcotics that is the thing that bothers me the most. >> the parents of the 13-year-old are expected to be questioned by police, it's unclear what consequences if any the children will face calls to a spokesperson has not yet been returned. i'm sara bloomquist channel 6 "action news." >> thank you. turning now to the forecast it's a blufrtery day today across our region and as we move into the evening hours it's going to get frigid.

meteorologist, cecily tynan is bundled up in our studio with the latest from accuweather. >> not at all. i will make this as fast as possible. temperatures are dropping through the day and midnight is not so bad that is the high for the day and we drop down to 30 degrees as an arctic front blue through that brought us snow showers and now it's 26 degrees but it feels colder when you factor in the wind gusts. philadelphia the wind gusts 33 miles per hour and we had a wind gust of 41 power and allentown 21 miles per hour winds and millville 35 miles per hour and trenton 31 factor in the winds the windchill 11 degrees in philadelphia, 14 in millville 10 in reading and it feels like 4 degrees in allentown right now with a deeper snow pack across the lehigh valley.

tonight is one of the cold of the nights of the season and the windchill is dropping down to the single digits in south jersey and central delaware and philadelphia the immediate windchills are 0 to 5 below. northern bucks and montgomery and the lehigh valley and berks county and the windchills are dropping down 5 to 10 degrees below 0, and the windchill is dropping down to 15 degrees below 0, and windchill advisories are posted. the good news i'm tracking warmer air over the weekend, but another messy monday details on that within i come inside for the accuweather forecast. in the nice warm studio monica. >> thank you. before you bundle up check the 6 abc storm tracker app both the hourly and seven-day forecasts are there to get you updated for the frigid temperatures. >> in other news, two philadelphia police officers are charged with assaulting a man back in 2013 an attack that was

caught on surveillance officers kevin robertson and sean mcknight are accused of beating this man, rivera after a traffic stop. a grand jury found the officers lied about what happened. only "action news" has surveillance video of the incident. it showed rivera never resisted or struck the officers coming up tonight at 6:00 the charges they face. steven woodson will go to trial with charges he sexually assaulted a woman in a parking garage in spring garden at 17th and callow hill streets, he followed her into the garage and robbed her and beat her unconscious and sexually assaulted her and she was able to break free and run for help. the personal information of tens of millions of insurance customers may have been pro

placed. customers of blue cross blue shield are at risk. >> hackers attacked the system of anthem the parent company of blue cross blue shield. they were the target of a very sophisticated external cyber attack. that gave them access to the i.t. system and personal information. this is the kind of person information that were obtained. names and birthdays and medical i.d.'s and numbers, and employment information and income data our viewers tell us that this email came after he reported suspicious activity to his insurance company and he got a strange phone call asking for numbers tied to his account. it's one of the nation's biggest health insurers and anthem is struggling to contain

the national security breach, the information from tens of millions of employees even anthem's ceo is compromised. they got a hold of personal information used for identity theft but there is no evidence that test results or insurance claims were compromised and anthem says that affected customers will be contacted about free credit monitoring and protective services. they have hired an internet security company to improve their defenses. they had have insurance breaches in the past and the ceo has apologized to customers on a website that anthem has to explain this problem for a link to this go to 6abc.com and you can get a free credit report there right now.

nydia han channel 6 "action news." pope francis will address a joint meeting of congress house speaker, john boehner, made the announcement today. the first time a pope has addressed congress and it happened right before the pontiff comes to philadelphia for the world meeting of families. cherry hill police want your help to identify a man and woman that stole from nordstrom. the surveillance camera caught the suspects on january 26th at a store on haddonfield road. the man used keys to open a display case and took three watches and then the woman hid the stolen jewelry on her. if you know who these people are you are asked to call police on the number on your scene. investigators say that a candle is likely what cause aid fire that badly damage aid hom in chester township. fire crews were called to the home on engel street at 2:30

this morning, heavy fire was coming from the second floor front bedroom and a family of four made it out of the home safely. all right thursday night lets get a check of the "action news" traffic report now lets swing it live to matt pellman. >> inching our way toward friday and the blue route 476 from the schuylkill to this point past route 30 theville no saint david interchange several vehicles were involved and blocking the right lane for a child and now it's confined to the shoulder the 36 minute ride was double from the schuylkill to 95 whipping winds are bringing down wires one set in morristown are along arch street and morris street. along morris and rose wood, a crash at wissahickon at fair mown park, we have the crash on

the schuylkill expressway westbound side and it's off to the side now not blocking the left lane like it was before. still you are at a stand still as you come westbound on the schuylkill approaching the vine street expressway approaching belmont, everything is open here but the 35 minute ride should be 14 minutes. downed wire as long shake shore drive and downed wires on the newark line. thank you. >> still ahead on "action news" at 5:00, investigators look into why a new york commuter train slammed into an suv, wanted to know why the suv driver was on the tracks. river this german shepherd reece cue dog escaped his house and was found frozen to the ground and the story of his rescue and recovery and the warning for pet owners on the dangers of the cold.

the metro north rail line is operating in the new york area

now the ntsb is trying to determine the conditions that led to the death of six people when a commuter train crashed into a suv tuesday night. lana zach is in new york with the latest. >> reporter: thank you, we are awaiting a meeting from the national transportation safety board and everybody is waiting for answers. as the names and faces are revealed today the ntsb is hard at work trying to answer the questions the most important on their minds why did this accident cause so many passenger deaths. >> very unusual for the third rail or any type of a rail to peel up and end up embedded in a rail car. investigators are trying to figure out why the third rail buckled and punctures the rail itself and stopping electricity and why was the driver on the tracks to begin with? were the warning signs advocate?

we have someone looking at the rail traffic signals the highway traffic signals as well as the crossing gates. and why did the driver, ellen brody, pull forward in those critical last seconds we want to put together a timeline and the event recorders will help us and video equipment we may have, there was a gentlemen directly behind the suv when the accident occurred. >> for the very first time we see ib side the remains of that charred train can you see the rail piercing the floor there. back to you sharrie. >> thank you lana. meantime the director of the food and drug administration plans to step down next month dr. margaret hamburg says she

will leave her post at the end of the march her decision is made in part because of high demands of the job she became the commissioner in 2009 and steven ostrough will serve as acting commissioner once hamburg stped down. in health check a new concern in the measles outback and a cluster of cases in the chicago daycare center. ali gorman is at the big board the cases are in a kinder care center in illinois northwest of chicago, five babies under the able of 1, either have confirmed or suspected measles, so far no connection to another case in chicago or the disneyland outbreak. meanwhile a high school child care center remains shut down in southern california and 14 babies quarantined because the infant there has measles these outbreaks are in children too

young to be evacuated. a new study shows that in 17 states fewer than 90% of preschoolers get vaccinated. >> you can find schools where 30% to 40% of children are not fully vaccinated againstmese measles, that is risky. >> a lawmaker in oregon introduced bills to make it harder for parents to opt out is of immunization. >> the university of virginia has one confirmed case and four suspected cases and earlier this winter players with the nhl got the mumps. one dose is 80% effective and two doses is 88% effective. coming up on health check at 11:00, a special report on

helping kids get enough sleep. more than half of the school age kids are not getting enough shut eye, it can a lead to moodiness and local workers are working with families tracking kids sleeping habits and helping them get more sleep. one family is noticing the difference. >> it turned his body into his own personal alarm clock. >> the strategies that work and how your child can join the local study. that say special report on "action news" at 11:00. as we go to break a reminder to go to facebook and like the 6 abc "action news" facebook page it gives you access to the top stories and weather and breaking news. and can you communicate with the members of the "action news" team.

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into the spring and summer driving seasons. delta airlines serving starbucks on its flights worldwide, they began serving the brew on cross country flights back in 2013 another way that delta is boosting its in-flight offerings. philadelphia's ronald mcdonald house got a donation thanks to the original cheerleaders they were there to help present a $20,000 collect for the charity and it celebrates the debut of the eagletttes. don't they look great. there was a breakfast reception to say thanks. delaware lottery officials are waiting for a new millionaire to claim their prize someone bought a winning ticket. it matched all five numbers but not the power ball. that means the jackpot rolls over to saturday night with an estimated $360 million up for grabs, 6 abc is the only place

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meteorologist, cecily tynan came in from outside. i thought she was flash. >> i have a bad knee too but i want to get inside and get warm. we are live on sky 6, looking at

the arctic tundra of north pennsylvania the winds from the west are pulling down cold air and you see a little bit of snow pack one the coldest nights of season, 33 miles per hour wind gusts, a wind gust up to 43 miles per hour and allentown 46 and trenton 37 miles per hour winds, with the winds out of the northwest, it's pulling down very cold air. right now it's 26 degrees in philadelphia, and yesterday at this time, we were 46 degrees, wilmington 46 and millville 26. and when you factor in the winds it feels like 11 in philadelphia 14 in wildwood and 8 in trenton and 4 in allentown and in lancaster. in edition to that it's dry air, the next 24 hours bone dry, arctic air with dew points below 10 degrees, a lot of static

cling and dry skin, when have you dew points that low it allows temperatures to tumble. satellite 6 along with action radar showing the cold front that brought us showers is offshore, the high pressure over st. louis is building in tomorrow and a good amount of sunshine and clear skies tonight temperatures are taking a tumble. overnight low is dropping down to 11 degrees in philadelphia. the coldest morning since january 8th we dropped to 9 degrees and reading 10 and trenton 8 degrees, you factor in the breeze it won't be that windy tomorrow morning and you get a breeze and the windchill dropping below 0 in philadelphia and as low as 10 degrees below zero in allentown and 15 below in the poconos. you want to limit your time outdoors if you can. lots of sunshine tomorrow but temperatures running 10 degrees below normal. and saturday wind shifts from

the south and a milder flow of air. increasing clouds and monday low pressure moving up to the north. what this means is rain for philadelphia and areas south and a mix north of philadelphia looks look a messy monday, 37 degrees and tuesday we try to clear with a high cool 37 degrees, and will we warm up next week? adam will have that answer. i would like to see 50. much more to come in our next half our at 5:00, two thieves were looking for more than pizza. and they are making a major milestone while making goals for the future those story and much more when "action news" continues.

"action news" continues with meteorologist, adam joseph, jaime apody, rick williams and monica malpass. >> hello again here is what is happening on "action news" tonight. we have the latest on a dog that wandered away from his home and

nearly froze to death. you'll hear from his owner who refused to give up zbll a chester county man is killed and his brother is taken away in handcuffs tonight authorities release new details in the case. and it's man accused of gunning down american sniper chris kyle, goes on trial. and we are tracking bitterly cold weather that is settling in our region tonight. the wind picks up and that make its feel colder. lets head to the big board with the latest from accuweather. >> so far for this winter season the last time it was equally as cold was a month ago on january 8th mother nature has been stubborn this year with giving us fresh powder for the ski resorts but at least she is giving us cold temperatures, right now the skiers and boarders are loving it in spring mountain in montgomery county and mountain loving it because they can crank up the snow

machines day and night with temperatures like this. 26 in philadelphia and 8 in binghamton and 12 in buffalo and 14 in pittsburgh, it's arctic air as a front passes through earlier this morning to drop the temperatures from 40 degrees at midnight now back to the 20s, a big change from yesterday at this time, close to 20 degrees colder across the i-95 corridor from new york city to richmond and as much as 29 to 30 degrees colder from the western part of the pennsylvania towards pittsburgh. it feels like 11 degrees and you can see the winds funneling out of the north northwesterly direction and it feels like buffalo, and they continue to tumble through the overnight hour on stormtracker 6 live double scan we don't see anything. we'll talk about the temperatures rebounding coming up in the seven day. >> thank you adam. during this bitter cold if you

see a homeless person outside you are urged to call the homeless outreach hot line. and check on your elderly neighbors to make sure they are prepared as well. this heart warming reunion between a woman and her beloved dog almost didn't happen. the pup survived after spending nearly a week in the freezing cold. nora muchanic has their story from mercer county. >> this is a german shepard rescue, he escaped from his home in allentown new jersey and was lost for nearly a week and river was found thursday dehydrated and frozen to the ground. >> was weak and couldn't stand and was not responsive to us he was clearly emaceated. he lost 30 pounds the days he was missing, he was located in

the wood by dina, a snow shoe racer. >> i was just out of my mind. it's it's fact of not knowing it eats you away. dina searched for six days, tracking miles through the snow she was about to give up but something told her to keep going and finally she found him. >> he looked up slightly in recognition but it was like he wane there i didn't think he was alive. >> doctors at north star vets are treating river with iv's and a blood transfusion and pain meds, the dog is too weak to stand on his own and river was not intensely left outside and pet owners should take note about the devastating effects that exposure to the cold could have on animals. >> just because they have fur and can maintain their body temperature better than us prolonged exposure can lead to death and the doctors say river

was close to that. >> he is not quite out of the woods, but what i saw and the turn around he made and the will to live, i think is he going to make it. >> nora muchanic channel 6 "action news." >> and again just because the animal dozen have fur doesn't mean they are not in danger if you see an animal chained outside call the animal control team. or contact animal control in your area and the pets owner will then be fined. in other news, a man from maine is behind bars for raping a teenager he met online. our delaware newsroom is following the story all day long, this man police say in georgetown was arrested his name is james allen on sunday as they were looking for a 14-year-old run away and they found the girl in a hotel room, along with a doll and child care items, according to allen she and the girl were seeing what it would be like to have a baby.

he admitted to having sex with the girl on several occasions. and now police are looking for a hit and run driver that hit a woman in a wawa parking lot and kept going. surveillance cameras captured the scene and the driver hit 43-year-old alicia as she was walking to her car and she is still recovering and investigators want the public to take a good look at the pictures so they can catch the driver. >> philadelphia police are looking for a pair of thieves who robbed a pizza should be. one man pulled out the gun and demanded cash and the other walked around the counter and cleaned out the cash register. the clerk was not hurt. >> this is 46-year-old steven marshall of camden, he is charged with breaking into at least five homes in cherry hill. police picked him up because he matched the trips of a burglary suspect in voorhees they

tracked down a person that says that marshall told him some secondhand items. police say a chester county man that stabbed his brother to death earlier this week did so in self-defense. investigators say that 32-year-old earl bonini stabbed his brother nicholas to death during an argument on tuesday afternoon. prosecutors say that nicholas struck earl repeatedly with a chain and then called 911 and even performed cpr. a school football program in new jersey rocked by scandal, is looking for a new coach. seven players were accused of hazing and sexually abusing four teammates in a locker room here. the students will face trial in a juvenile court and their coach is suspended from his teaching

job and his coaching job was posted this morning. the school districts are looking for success but today marks one year since the district announced its 18 month strategic plan create schools where students feel safe and modernize buildings and bring parents into their child's education chbl the graduation rate is up but the challenges remain. >> this is about long-term change, we are certainly trying to move with a sense of urgency, but when you inherit some of the challenges we have inherited you won't see overnight solutions, we are going about this with a sense of urgency. >> there are big projects and it's district hopes to open a school as well as beef of career training for all. lets get a check of the highways with matt pellman.

>> nothing like getting packed today to stay warm that is what we have on the blue route 476 the southbound side is jam packed the whole way from the mid county tolls to just south of route 30 the villanova interchange because of this crash out there about an hour, mostly off to the right side and attracting attention and giving us slow speeds on the southbound side. and ben salem a couple of accidents, one near avenue c and another along bristol road and we have the downed wires in south philadelphia watch for them at morris and rose wood. the accident cleared on the schuylkill westbound westbound traffic is jammed as is eastbound traffic at girard and times are doubled. and a crash as well from the ramp 42 southbound to 295 northbound blocking the right land on the ramp and speeds in

the 20s off the walt whitman bridge in that spot. delays on the wilmington newark line and delays now across the board, 15 to 30 minutes behind on the regional rails because of switching problems. i'll see you tomorrow for friday. >> thank you matt, still to come on "action news" thursday evening, survivors of the deadly trans asia flight are talking about the final seconds before the plane went down. more fallout from the leaked emails and the hacking scandal. we'll explain. >> monica we have a chance to catch our breath what is ahead for the seattle grace crew, olivia pope and keating.

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engine shut down, they have not speculated on the crash and are waiting for information to come back from the black boxes. jury selection began today in the trial for the man that inspired american sniper. chris kyle was killed by a man that was coping with ptsd. >> the judge wants to know if any of the jurors saw the oscar nominated movie or read the book it is based on. the sony executives that had leaked email says she is moving on, it includes a racially insensitive note from amy pascal to a colleague joking about president obama's movie preferences. in an attempt to keep the

controversial movie "the interview" out of theaters. all right sports tonight, flyer are back on the ice in philadelphia this evening. jaime apody is live now with more on that. >> hi guys, it feels like the flyers have not played in forever, that is because they haven't. they play the islanders after a four day layoff and trying to go over .500 for the first time since november. they have not lost since the all start break winners of four straight their longest streak of this season and wayne simmons knows it's important they keep it up. >> the real focus there we have a lot of ground to make up to make the playoffs and i think it's crucial for us obviously going down the stretch to get as many points as possible and we'll go over the game plan here and let it go for us here. flyers are success for since after the break partly because

they have steve mason back. he is sixth in the nhl in safe percentage and credits his teammates for that. >> a lot of it has to do with what is playing in front of me we are stronger in our own zone than makes the goaltenders job cleaner and easier. >> he is one of our best players this year and kept us in the game so many times and especially the last game he was outstanding. it's good to see him back out and hopefully he will ride it for the year. >> coming up at 6:00, find out how this u.s. army hat inspired the flyers this year and what they do to honor the memory of a local war hero. a month away from march and for villanova the madness is just beginning, they had an easy time against marquette last night. and the sequoias handed them

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one of the coldest nights so far of the season. but it will warm up over the weekend. >> take a look at double scan live right now we can see a lot of sunshine today not much going on on the radar and we'll move past that and look at the cold temperatures, the windchill 11 degrees right now in philadelphia 4 above in allentown and that 0 in the poconos and 10 in reading and 13 degrees between wilmington and dover. as we look at satellite 6 along

with action radar, arctic high pressure comes in from the west and that high is encompassing the lower half of the 48 scratching clouds from forming and it's quiet weather for thursday and friday and that is good news here, the high to the south and west tomorrow, it's chilly high of 33 degrees and windchills near 20 degrees but the windchills will not be as harsh as today and the boundary will be to the north on saturday with a southerly wind kicking in and we jump it up to 46 degrees, milder to begin the weekend with sun and clouds and this front will remain off to the north for the second half of the weekend originally the cold air to the north is stronger to push the boundary to the south for sunday but that is not going to be the case, that will stay to the north and that is where we see the rain and snow showers in northern new england, for us we

could see sunshine to the south and more clouds as you head north of philadelphia but overall a decent weekend with temperatures in the 40s both days and eventually the boundary sinks to the south and a strong stronger wave of low pressure develops. as it looks rights now the cold air will be well north of philadelphia so it will pull in warm air from the ocean and right now if the system passes through on monday it mainly looks like rain and have you to look towards the lehigh valley for a wintry mix possible for the next week. it's clear and breezy and the coldest night in nearly a month 0 in the north western suburbs with windchills by the morning and below 0 across much of the area and as we get into the afternoon tomorrow the exclusive accuweather forecast, still 10 degrees below normal and 33 and windchills in the 20s and then we kick it way up here

on saturday a beautiful start to the weekend at 46 degrees staying at 42 mainly cloudy here on sunday and more sun the farther south you are and we'll watch the system on monday to possibly bring rain to southern areas and a mix to northern areas with temperature as above freezing and tuesday we try to clear it out in the afternoon at 37 and then it looks like it's dry wednesday and thursday and temperatures below normal between 33 and 38 degrees, at that point we enter the middle part of february. only good things come towards the end of the month. >> thank you.

jim gardner and the "action news" team is standing by with these stories next at 6:00. two police officers are arrested. and a dug scare four young students are taken to the hospital after being exposed to

cocaine. i'm monica malpass have a great night.

"action news" delaware valley's leading news program. with ducis rogers meteorologist, cecily tynan be jim gardner. thursday night and pope francis makes plans to address congress during his visit to the united states and morning flurries gives way to whipping winds and plunging temperatures. but the big story on "action news" tonight is the surrender of two philadelphia lawmen in a police brutality case, this is

the surveillance video that led the d.a. to press charges of aggravated assault against the two officers "action news" reporter david henry is live at police headquarters ton. david what is the full story? >> reporter: this disturbing case comes in the midst of the national debate of policing activities in minority communities and it could have led to a miscarriage of justice if not for the video found by the victim's girlfriend. >> he never resisted or struck them or fought back, they just started hitting him. it is all on this video obtained exclusively by "action news." that is the police control car running down a motor scooter in north philadelphia what happened next left rivera looking like this. after he was knocked off the scooter, the two