of kayla mueller was confirmed. the white house says if left unchecked it moves beyond the middle east to the homeland and now they have authorized military force again the militant group. >> this supports the comprehensive strategy we are pursuing with our allies and partners this would authorize three years of military operations put no geographic limit on the campaign and ban and during combat operations. >> the language pertaining to ground troops which is very broad and ambiguous nobody knows what this means. >> i am concerned about the breadth and vagueness of the ground troop language. >> still others called the resolution a step forward. >> want to make sure the president has all the tools available in order to win this fight and as we go through the

process -- >> the process includes congressional hearings in a floor debate. final vote may not happen until the spring. reporting from washington, karen travers, channel 6 "action news." >> and coverage of the fight against isis will continue ton on world news with david muir, a team of reporters are following the delate over the use of military force and the death of hostage kayla mueller. that comes up directly after "action news" at 6:00. >> 26-year-old reginald green police say is the one that pulled a woman into a secluded area of the septa station, she was beaten and robbed and nearly raped after she stopped to ask for directions on monday. green has several convictions and remains in police custody tonight. we are tracking power ball fever right here at the "action news" big board tonight the jackpot was already one of the biggest ever but it went up

again today it's sitting at $500 million, because of strong ticket sales, more people are buying into the dream at stores across the region now the odds of winning are slim. your chances are 1 in 175 mill that is an easy fac to ignore because there has not been a power ball prize this large in a year. this is the fifth largest overall lottery jackpot in u.s. history. you have until 9:59 tonight to buy your tickets because that is the deadline and find out if you are a winner by tuning in to 6 abc at 9:59 before "action news" at 11:00 for the live drawing it's only place to see the winning numbers pulled tonight. one of atlantic city's failed casinos may go back on the auction block the deal to sell it for $95 million is canceled after a hearing in

bankruptcy court today. walter perez was at the hearing in camden and joins us with the latest. >> the judge denied the bid by investor, glen straub to extend the deadline to buy the revel casino for $95.4 million, but does that mean the deal is dead. well that depends on who you ask. >> glen straub walked out of the courthouse frustrated. he already put down a $10 million deposit and was given a ted line of earlier this week but refused to finish the deal because of tenants including restaurants and a private utility who are fighting to stay at the revel. >> the people that put them in trouble are saying they have rights, you can't start a new facility up with the new people

there. not the employees the leases and everything else. it will be a failure again. >> but revel attorney says they called polo club knew what they were getting into before they signed the deal. the court proposed the deadline and as far as they are concerned this deal is dead. >> there was no deadline for polo north to close and they had every ample opportunity to close the deal and now lets move on. >> another hearing on tuesday to decide if straub is entitled to get back his $10 million down payment but is he confidence that polo north will eventually own the property and a deal will be made on terms that he deems reasonable. they are trying to pressure people into doing things and i'm not sure you can pressure a company like ours. >> as you likely notice a lot of money is involved here including

money lost, the revel cost $2.4 billion to build and never turned a profit and closed two years after it opens and the debt has climbed into the tens of millions of dollars. walter perez channel 6 "action news." >> thank you. we had a relatively calm, sunny wednesday but accuweather is tracking rain and snow showers that could reach our area tomorrow afternoon. winter still around right adam joseph. >> it's a bummer unfortunately but we'll dig out of the winter doldrums and the rain and snow showers tomorrow is not the big deal, it's the drop in temperature that follows for friday, but like you said today a pretty calm day 39d in philadelphia and 40 in wilmington and 34 in allentown and dover 38 degrees is where we stopped this afternoon. double scan live radar, here is the clipper system they are weak snow showers kind of scattered as they drift from the northwest to the south and east.

as that bumps into 40 degree air tomorrow early in the afternoon it's mixed with some rain showers as well and not everyone will see it tomorrow. they see it as the arctic front passes through and sunshine will return for many areas during the afternoon and early evening hours, what to expect with this arctic front an isolate the rain or snow shower and at the worst case late in the day a quick coating in a couple of spots, temperatures in the 40s and then the winds pick up during the evening, the temperatures quickly drop into the 20s, thursday evening and then by friday morning, as that arctic air settles in at 7:30 a.m. we are looking at 5 below 0 for your windchill in philadelphia, notice everyone is feeling this from nashville to charlotte, from 11 degrees, 22 degrees international falls 5 below. but this 5 degree below zero for

friday morning is balmy compared to sunday into monday. we'll talk about that part of the forecast coming up in a bit. >> thank you adam. stay on top of our wintry conditions heading our way at 6abc.com/weather, you'll find storm tracker 6 radar. a camden county student was taken to the hospital after their bus crashed on the way to school this morning, chopper 6 hd was here over the scene at 7:00 a.m. in camden school officials tell "action news" that the bus was on its way to pennsauken's technical school at the time and a pickup truck was involved here and not clear how many students were on the bus but fortunately nobody was seriously hurt. time for the traffic report midweek, matt pellman is in the traffic center how are we looking? >> we have sun glare and a glaring paragraph problem, just north of the 95 entrance ramp to

the vine street express way, it involved a tanker truck but the tanker pulled away within the last few minutes, but one other vehicle being attached to a tow truck and penndot and police remain on the scene blocking the right lanes north of vine and that causes huge delays on northbound 95 the whole way from tasker to the scene approaching girard eastbound side is stacked solid approaching the schuylkill it's it's domino affect, that means the schuylkill expressway as well will be heavy east of city avenue through this point near montgomery to the vine. instead of 76 you may want to think about the river drive the mlk or the kelly instead of 95 northbound this chunk in philadelphia stick with columbus or the boulevard or the numbers streets and get back on northbound 95 a crash in quakertown by the ford

dealership we'll check it again in the next half our. more to come on "action news" wednesday night a new school of thought when it comes to controlling cholesterol and it's a big change from what we are told for decades. plus a local mom that won a courageous fight to save her daughter's fight and the latest on the scandal of little league baseball.

police say that a deadly shooting near the campus of north carolina at chapel hill was sparked by a parking dispute. all were muslim and advocacy groups questioned if it was biassed. but they say they were parked in a spotd designated for visitors and less than to hours ago hick's wife spoke out saying he was not bias against muslims. they want him charged with a hate crime. nearly two dozen safety officers got high honors in

washington, d.c. they got the medal of valor the highest honor given to first sponers. among them were seven policeman and firefighters from watertown, massachusetts, all caught in a 2012 shootout with the two boston marathon bombing suspects. a woman got a different honor when she made national headlines fighting to keep her daughter alive. she was given the annual woman of achievement award she challenged the transplant system that prevented children from under the age of 12 from getting adult organs arguing that her daughter could benefit from a set of adult lungs and that led to a suspense of the under 12 rule and her daughter sara got the transplant and is alive today. eggs and shell fish may be

back on the menu, nutritionists are dropping their cholesterol warning in the diet but don't go overboard yet. >> reporter: for years americans are asked to limit foods with high cholesterol like eggs and shell fish and the argument was that they caused clogging the arteries. now armed with new science, goemts health advisers decided at their last meeting to stop warning about cholesterol in the diet. >> eating foods like eggs and shell dish does not raise your cholesterol. >> foods with trans fats and saturated fats are the real culprits, french fries and potato chips and cookies are

more of an issue with raising cholesterol and the liver makes most of the cholesterol in the blood and some people are predisposed to making more and for them a healthy diet and exercising more and keeping their weight down does more for cholesterol than banning eggs even patients on the atkins diet that eat a lot of eggs, don't have cholesterol problems. >> their cholesterol dropped because they are lowering their weight. >> take a statin medication if you are predisposed. and cheese and bacon have is the rated fat so you want to limit them. heart emergencies are easier to handle thanks to a donation they gave free aed's to nine

area police departments and schools in the district to celebrate national heart month a fireman and a police officer is honored for celebrating a life using an aed just three months ago. they make a big difference. coming up a new deal that could bring thousands of jobs to pennsylvania. and an alert for whole foods customers, the recall impacting stores in pennsylvania and new jersey.

whole foods are recalling many of their prepared foods because they could contain peanuts, those products were not properly labeled for people that may be allergic. salads, dips and burritos may be affected. they may contain a spice that could contain peanuts they were shipped to stores in 12 states in pennsylvania and new jersey. and no allergic reactions are reported so far we posted more information on our website at 6abc.com. apple is now the most valuable company on wall street it's worth more than $700 billion based on the value of its stocks at the close of

trading yesterday, that makes apple worth twice as much as the next biggest company oil giant exxon mobil apple earned 3 billion in the last quarter. a facility could be new jobbed to the area, their idea to develop a distribution center on land purchased from the land authority. it could be the home of additional warehouse facilities. officials believe that the project will lead to more than 4,000 jobs and the deal is expected to close sometime this year. students in new jersey are rising up against drugs violence and gangs. the south main street school held their third riseup today, some students held signs including one that read our education matters.

the kennedy family is the focus of a new exhibit at the contusion center it includes 70 photos and iconic images of president kennedy and his family, he was the person photographer from 1968 to his time in the white house. up next on "action news" tonight, we'll check out the forecast as we look out from sky 6 hd it's a nice evening but on the chilly side, ableage has the details from accuweather. and we want to remind you to go to facebook and like the 6 abc facebook page, it will give you access to all the top stories and can you communicate with us members of "action news" team.

time for a check of the accuweather forecast things are about to get serious in the cold temperature department. >> i'm just the messenger here. >> we are blaming you. >> as we look at honey brook still a little bit of coating of snow here and there in parts of cheffer county especially as you head north and temperatures not

bad, 39 in philadelphia right now 37 and 38 in dover and 36 in wilmington and clouds are increasing from the west and that is ahead of the next clipper system not a lot of moisture with it if you are expecting a lot of snow, are you mistaken mistaken, it's it's cold air, that is the bigger story as this slides to the south and east. if you take a look just to the north and west of that boundary windchills right now 6 in sault st. marie and 16 below in international falls 28 right now in charleston west virginia as we look at future tracker the cloud cover and precip the temperatures and cloudy in the morning for the rush hour, 35 to the south into the 20s through the lehigh valley, as the arctic front passes through 1:00, we fall to the 30s and we are in the 40s south and east of that tomorrow afternoon a mix of

rain and wet snow shower through much of the day tomorrow, as the colder air floods in late in the day as we drop into the 20s, a left over snow shower or two that could coat the ground in spots late tomorrow afternoon as the colder winds push in and then the windchills drop and in fact at 7:30 tomorrow evening, it will feel like the single digits from i-95 to the north and west right on the verge of 0 in the poconos and then come friday morning as we head out to work and school it feels between 17 and 18 degrees below 0 north and west of philadelphia, in the city 11 below, these are dangerous windchills to start your friday and it gets even worse for the second half of the weekend. tonight brisk and cold 18 is the overnight low, your five-day at 5:00, 42 tomorrow with the rain or snow shower and any left over snow shower could coat the ground in some spots, the big story is the winds and cold,

it's bitter cold and 23 and snow showers and snow squalls as a more powerful front slams through here thursday afternoon and some could be blinding late saturday at 36 dropping temperatures to 19 on sunday and winds 50 miles per hour and windchills below 0 all day long on sunday and monday we start at 4 degrees, 22 with the windchills below 0 for monday on presidents day. i'll have the full exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast we'll see if we can drive us back into the warmer air. >> fast. >> we don't want him driving, thanks adam. still to come on the next half our at 5:00, no need to buy your own set of wheels to get around philadelphia we'll have more on the bike share program. >> and the search is on for a quick handed thief that made off with pricey jewelry and a crossword puzzle sent home is

drawing fire from parents and teachers. more when "action news" comes right back.

"action news" at 5:00 continues now more on our developing story on the murder of a rite-aid store manager, the

jury returned three guilty verdicts, guilty of first degree murder and the other two of second degree murder. on september 19th 2013, they walked into the chester rite-aid intending to rob it and the manager was shot and killed. now mcclay was a u.s. veteran working to fill in for a colleague. mcclay's mother has addressed the media. >> justice has been served but i have lost my son and the defendant's families have lost their loved ones too it's a no win situation but justice has been served. >> in another news tonight, pennsylvania governor tom wolf is making good on a campaign promise to provide more money for education he announced his

plan to tax natural gas drilling in the state. it could bring in $2 billion a year but has to be approved by the republican legislature. john rawlins live with more now. >> reporter: hi rick this is making good on a big campaign promise, a pivotal issue in the race, the announcement was so what low key, he did not go to a high school gymnasium and pack it with people and have a marching band, he when to a classroom and used a first grade classroom to make his pitch. >> we'll start the tour this way. >> governor tom wolf took in the sights and sounds of the elementary and then talked about making good on a campaign promise. >> we cannot continue to

disinvest in our education system. >> it's a two step model based on a west virginia tax. >> it would raise a billion dollars in the first full year. >> the lion's share of that expected billion would go to education music to the ears of woman that runs the millville district. where under corbett they struggled. >> they made cuts and we had to furlough teachers and it drove class sizes up and cut in textbook funding. >> and to become a reality, the governor's plan must get through the gop controlled legislature, they are already questioning the proposal. harry lewis of chester county a freshman senator and republican as for wolf's announcement he is in a wait and see mode. >> we want to analyze what the

governor had to say. >> you are waiting for the details? >> yes waiting for the details and we'll sit down and more to come. >> the key phrase here is maybe stay tuned. the formal name of the program is the education reinvestment program and all the focus now shifts on to harrisburg to see how this plan progresses. >> live in kalin township john rawlins channel 6 "action news." >> thank you. we have new information about the armed gunmen that targeted the dunkin' donuts in olney today detectives released new surveillance video in hopes that someone will recognize him. the masked man walked into the store on the 5400 block of north broad street monday morning and pulled out a gun jumped over the counter and pointed it at the clerk's head as she was having trouble opening the register that is when the gunman fired a warning shot into the ceiling, eventually the man snatched

hundreds of dollars from the draw there and the clerk was not hurt. the suspect was last seen driving a red or burgundy toyota camera, beg is all they know. if you know anything northwest detectives want to hear from you. or can you just dial 911. philadelphia police want to get this guy off the streets, he is considered armed and dangerous and we have posted the new video on our website at 6abc.com so that you can take a closer look at the suspect. over to monica. >> thank you sharrie. they hope that surveillance video will lead them to a jewelry thief that targeted the kohls in endora last tuesday, he walked up to the jewelry counter and asked to see a specific ring and when the sales person handed it to him he took off with it it was worth $5000.

from our delaware newsroom newcastle county police detectives are investigating a murder in newcastle it happened at the apartments on amstel avenue police found the victim with multiple gunshot wounds and the victim did not survive. delaware state police want your help finding these three suspects accused of a string of armed robberies officials say that the suspect held up seven plays at gun point in the last three weeks most relenly the claymont motel on monday. the robbers demand cash and then run no one has been hurt and if you have any information call delaware state police. workers that started a massive fire in northern new jersey last month never called 911 for help, according to published report there's is no report of of employees alerting firefighters to this blaze they got their first alarm from the

building's automated alert system. it started when the workers were trying to fix a leaky pipe and 500 people were forced to move out. in northeast philadelphia a driver was hurt in an early morning car crash it happened just before 3:00 a.m. on roosevelt boulevard and levitt street. they are checking to see if someone ran a red light. the city of philadelphia took a big step towards the launch of the bike share program, mayor michael nutter posed on a bike that cyclists will be zipping around on the name of the program is indego, a fleet of 600 bikes will be placed at docking stations throughout the city, one part of the program is making the bikes anna canzano says

our program is structured to lower the cost for regular users and includes a cash payment option. i believe it is still true that launching a bike share program, that does not require that the user have a credit card. >> the program is set to launch this spring. >> terrific. >> might need a bicycle to get home tonight. lets see how traffic is rolling with matt. >> i think i would recommend it. >> thanks a lot. go for a little ride. >> it's not so cold out there lots of drivers are sharing 95 northbound this evening and things are not moving so well, just north of the walt whitman bridge to point at tasker and girard. the good news is the tanker truck accident is gone but the delay is not the jam spilled back on to the vine street expressway in both directions eastbound the length from the ben franklin parkway out to 76. we are watching a bunch of

suburban accidents one along jared avenue and one near 113 and one near burgee road and in cinnamon son tomlinson road and one near the ford dealership and a collection of them in pottstown some on high street and oak street and the ramp from 223 westbound. lots of things to steer around this evening. >> thank you matt. still ahead on "action news" a pennsylvania middle school is under fire after several students got their hand on a racy crossword puzzle. >> and rick by the end of the week windchills are 5 below in philadelphia on friday morning, but that is balmy compared to the second half of the weekend we'll talk about the big drop in temperatures. wednesday's prime time

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a texas prosecutor told jurors today a former marine was numbed by marijuana and whiskey

when he allegedly shot and killed naty seal, chris kyle he is accused of killing kyle whose life is depicted in the hit film american sniper and killing another man on the range in 2013, he said he was spiraling out of control and thought he had to kill the men before they turned on him. we'll have more on the sniper trial and more on the widow who has to face her husband's killner court. a crossword puzzle based on an erotic book was accidentally handed out to children in one school district and parents are seeing 50 shades of red children at the middle school were given an inappropriate puzzle to solve, including graphic terms and sexual words based on the book 50 shades of gray. school district officials are

nowinvestigating. spring training is on the horizon, jaime apody is here with more. >> the philly wills about report to the florida sunshine with what is reported to be a rough season ahead of us it's nice to know it's upon us. the phils begin what is sure to be a big rebuilding process. ruben's asking price is too steep and howard is still here, but they admitted they would like to unload him for an explanation, they went to a guy that knows baseball phillies baseball, jason stark. >> are you surprised we are ahead of spring training with cole hamels ryan howard and chase utley and jonathan papelbon on this roster.

>> i can't say i'm surprised the price is so high for those guys i never thought it was that realistic to trade cole hamels or find a taker for ryan howard. papelbon an interesting situation the brewers have some level of interest but not enough for ruben, he wants to get something back. >> why have been they been able to trade cole hamels this offseason? stark's nan list coming up at 6:00. we are reminded that the world of sports win at all costs. that trickled down to the little league, the jackie robinson west team was stripped of their title. that does not sit well here because the chicago team is the team that beat our taney

dragons, it's now turned over to the las vegas team. and a team 8 points back from the final playoff spot, last night's overtime loss has to hurt. matt reed's first goal, in a span of 25 games ray emory was excellent, and he couldn't get the one that counted the most as the flyers fell 2-1. next up it columbus on friday. sixth ranked villanova is in providence, a tough place to play. the cats took them to double overtime to overcome. but they have a tough road ahead, because they play five of their next seven away from home. including tonight and butler on saturday, both are chasing them in the big east standings. >> you are only what you are at the end of season. have you to play the entire season, right now we have had a

lot of home games and we are not excited about how we are ranked but in the end that is what you are. what you are at the end of regular season. >> we have a lot of improvement to do. we are far from our potential individually and as a team, far from where we can be coach wright knows that and he is still pushing us. >> how about temple they beat cincinnati and in case you missed the play of the dame, how about the owls alley-oop. one more time bond flying high the pride of plymouth white marsh high school. i don't think he drunked like that in my husband's class he had him for a teacher. >> thank you jamime, we have a headache on the roosevelt boulevard the problem there, a vehicle fire in the northbound lanes of the boulevard near the

wissahickon exit is causing traffic to move past it on the right shoulder and as can you tell by all the headlights it's causing a backup, a vehicle fire northbound on the boulevard near the wissahickon exit and all the lanes are blocked and traffic is moving along on the right shoulder, avoid the area if at all possible and we'll bring you an update on "action news" at 6:00. love is in the air tonight, on abc prime time on 6 abc. sharrie williams is at the "action news" big board with a preview. >> okay rick and monica tonight's all new episodes are dedicated to love with valentines on the horizon, finding it or keeping it or losing it. followed by the middle and then the goldbergs and then an all new modfern family. >> invited my sister to visit so we could fix things like how she always borrowed my bras or i

took her one chance to leave the village and left her there taking care of my mother things like that. >> it may dampen jay's valentine's day plans and mitchell is put in an awkward position. in a way, it's valentines, na, na na. >> my way sounds so much better. their annual valentines date gets up to a rocky start but drey is going to make it memorable in an all new "blackish" at 9:30. >> too much history in there. >> are you talking about deacon. >> our lives are completely

connected. >> i'm sorry. >> don't be sorry. >> there is a lot of heart break on nashville. the breakup forces raina back into the public eye and it may be too soon considering her history with deacon and juliet's pregnancy is making her want to get back on the road. an all new nashville "at 9:00, it starts at 8:00 with the middle and then the goldbergs and modand family and blackish at 10:00. tweet us live tonight during the episode, using #~ nashville and #~ 6 abc. i know grandma's house isn't the most exciting, but it's only for a few hours. look what i've got.

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you've picked out four things before, right? one, two, three, four, and you're done. simple. so the pennsylvania lottery changed the name of "big 4" to "pick 4". it's that simple to play. pick 4. easy to play. simple to say. meteorologist adam joseph is back now to let us now about the plummeting temperatures at least valentine's day it will be -- >> in the 30s, and then watch out, it really drops out. as we look at double scan live radar, high clouds pushing in from the west creating a spectacular sunset. 36 in wilmington and at the shore cooler with temperatures

dropping into the upper 30s through atlantic city up through long beach island. here comes the clouds marching in from the north and west. a clipper system not a lot of moisture with this but behind the front what really means business is the cold air that floods in here tomorrow night into friday morning, but for thord morning 32 philadelphia and 32 millville. dry for the rush, at lunch time and thereafter we'll spike the temperatures into the low 40s in much of the area, with a quick rain or snow shower as the arctic front pushes through, behind the arctic front we'll see sun late tomorrow afternoon. there could by snow showers as the colder winds funnel in here, 24 by 7:30 and 28 philadelphia 28 in millville, and the dirty word polar vortex is sliding

back down, the coldest air of the season pushing in 25 to 30 degrees below average, from boston maine and down to the carolinas and virginias. and talking about windchill danger we'll have many days of this, friday morning it feels like 15 and 5 below 0 and then saturday a break sunday morning windchills remain below 0 even at the peak of the day and then it blasts through here monday night in monday morning, it will feel like 15 degrees below 0 in philadelphia and as we wake up monday morning we'll talk about historic cold here in philadelphia the forecast low is 4 degrees the last time we had single digit temperatures in the month of february in philadelphia was two decades ago, we have to go back to february 6th of 1996 when it was 6 degrees, pretty impressive and dangerous cold air coming in

over the weekend. tonight turning cloudy and brisk and cold, 18 to 28 degrees and the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, we are at 42 tomorrow with a quick rain or snow shower and again the snow rises late in the day and left over snow showers could coat the ground in a couple of spots and bitter cold and 23 with sunshine and as that secondary arctic front comes in and slams through on sunday afternoon, with we could see blinding snow squalls at 36 and behind that winds gusting to 50 on sunday and feeling below 0 all day and brutal on monday and 22 and late system tuesday and wednesday goes from snow to mix to rain as we warm it up. the good thing about monday it's a holiday. most people are not working anywhere. >> working on staying warm. the circus opens tonight in philadelphia the kids got a chant to see how the performers stay fit. the kids donned big top hats and

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that is it for us "action news" at 6:00 is next. have a great night.

"action news" delaware valley's leading news program. with ducis rogers, cecily tynan and jim gardner. wednesday night and police arrest a man wanted for an attack on a septa concourse and we are tracking the trail to the documents left on the streets of

philadelphia. and first is a request by president obama to congress to authorize the use of force against isis. obama went before the cameras this afternoon to say that a coalition led by the united states will destroy the islamic state and it's a difficult mission and will stay that way for sometime. obama wanted to make it clear that the request for action by congress does not set the stage foreground troops. >> it does not call for the deployment of ground forces to iraq or syria it's not the authorization of a ground war. it would clear the way for special ops missions against isis leaders and rescue missions, the u.s. is already using force against isis conducting bombing mission as long with their coalition partners so why