get everything ready. we're seeing the red corporate there. those stories -- the red carpet there. those stories and more, no ball gowns for us. >> reporter: we had record lows throughout the area. the numbers are rebounding a little bit but still bitter cold. you can see the ice on the delaware river indicative of how cold it's been out there it's impressive when you get that amount of ice on the delaware river. it has a current and it's deep, so when you get that ice there it usually doesn't happen in this part of the country. millville you started at 5 below. you're up to 14. allentown, 15. 9 in the poconos. 18 in dover. storm tracker 6 live double scan this is the area of moisture we're watching it's a small compact area of low pressure. the snow is coming down at a

employ clip. you see the shades of brighter white that's a thumping snow. the national weather service issued a winter storm warning for the counties highlighted in pink. areas north and west of the delaware river. everyone else ask under a winter weather advisory. we'll see a mixture and changeover to ice and later to rain. forecast for today. increasing clouds as the clouds lower and thicken throughout the day. most of thely cloudy skies with snow -- mostly cloudy skies with snow developing around noon in northern areas and 1 to 2 in the city. and jersey shore 3 to #. i'll talk about the time lines and the accumulations to expect in your neighborhoods. >> it's feeling like the movie

of groundhog day. as chris said some of us are waking up to more record cold again. in queen village space heaters are an extra. >> i have them here through the next month. >> the opening of ritas is a sign that spring is around the corner, believe it or not. through the snow, ice and brutal cold stay on top of it all with 6abc.com/weather. the hourly forecast and live storm tracker 6 live radar will keep you prepared no matter what winter sends our way. new at 9 this crazy cold weather made it harder for firefighters in camden county to get two fires under control. the action cam on eagle road, the cold was a big issue. >> there was a lot of

slipperiness from the water. we did have an issue with one hydrant adjacent to the house. we had a crew extend another line down to get the water there. >> one of the residents complained of smoke inhalation, but that person did not go to the hospital. frozen hydrants prifnted firefighters from -- prevented firefighters from getting a handle on the flames at the emerald ridge apartments. the red controls is offering shelter for those displaced tenants all were alerted by smoke alarms. "action news" was there always firefighters tried to get water to a delaware home. the delaware newsroom covered the inferno in else him or -- elsmere. firefighters battle the the intense heat and the brutal cold.

investigators are trying to determine the cause of the fire. two people were injured in this head-on collision in north philadelphia. one victim is fighting for his life. the accident happened just after midnight in the 400 block of west lehigh avenue. both drivers were taken to temple university hospital, no word on who or what caused the wreck. overnight the new secretary of defense arrived in afghanistan. dr. ashton carter touched down in kabul. he said the afghanistan governments needs to be more unified. the afghanistan tan president comes to washington next month. at that meeting carter may plan to slow down the closing of basis in afghanistan. we're learning details in the apparent road rage killing in las vegas. the suspect bragged to his friends about the shooting. a new report sheds light on the encounters between the suspect

eric in nowch and tammy miles per hour. they say he told friends afterwards quote got those kids, they were after me, and i got them. end quote. nascar has indefinitely suspended one of its biggest stars over allegations of domestic violence, days before the daytona 500 which is sunday. kirk busch's suspension comes after he was ordered to stay away from his ex-girl friend. the judge said it is likely he strangled his ex-girlfriend and smashed her head against the wall and the judge said there's a likelihood he will do it again. he plans to appeal. he is the first driver suspended by nascar for domestic violence. >> we are just one day away

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on after a massive fire at one of the world's tallest sky scrapers chris? >> reporter: it's snowing as far south as the carolinas and the virginias. that moves into our neck of the woods later this afternoon. i'll have the latest time line and projections when we come right back. # from

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sick of the snow, at least the cold. these two red pandas are loving it. they live at the cincinnati zoo. the keeper captured this adorable video. they are from the himalayas they are cruised to this kind of weather. when it sthoals they can't help but have fun. i wish i felt that way about the snow. >> reporter: they are so cute. you know what else is happy all the polar bears are happy too all the snow and the cold. as we look live on sky 6 philadelphia international airport. clouds lowering and thickening not seeing any snow just yet. double scan live we're seeing flakes across central pennsylvania harrisburg, williams port reporting light snow showers and flurries. millville, new record, 6 below. atlantic city at the airport, 4

below. dover and trenton set new record lows at 5 degrees. we're rebounding nicely, but this is still pretty cold. 20 in philadelphia. 18 in millville. 24 in atlantic city. that's the ocean air starting to creep toward the northwest. 15 in allentown. 15 in reading dover windchill of 7. feels like 5 in the poconos. feels like # in allentown, 15 in millville. it's a blustery and cold morning around the delaware valley. it's better than this time yesterday. yesterday we were stuck in the single digits for quite sometime. there's the area of moisture that will come charging into the cold air that's sitting over the mid atlantic. that means we'll see snow later this afternoon. here's future tracker 6 as far as the time line, looks like the city is clear by 1:00 p.m. snowing we have the of the city, that will move -- snowing west of the city. that will move on in. the darker the colors on future

trash -- tracker the heavier the snowfall will fall. look for snowfall rates at 3/4 of an inch to a half inch at times. there's the line right there. philadelphia looks like you're still snowing at that point. the warm air from the ocean and chesapeake and delaware bays move to the north and it eventually flips everybody over to rain tonight before ending. sunday will be beautiful. starts out damp of damp. we'll see clouds breaking for sunshine and we're back up nrlt 40s. what to expect later this afternoon, snow, heavy at times the roads become covered slick spots out there expect slow travel and visibility as an issue as it goes less than a half mile. as we see the snowfall rates increase. snow totals, for philadelphia, 2

to 4 when all is said and done. in the lehigh valley, it will be snowing a little bit longer the changeover won't happen until later tonight. good agreement with the models, 4 6 for the lehigh valley. 4 to 6 for the lehigh valley poconos. # 2 to 4 wilmington and trenton, # -- 1 to #. >> cape may county and south jersey and delaware. 33 degrees is the late day high. allentown, 20, late day high. not much of a breeze stained out of -- sustained out of the south at 10 miles per hour. not the harsh windchills we saw yesterday.

4 degrees sunday. that will feel fantastic. another arctic blast monday. 23 is the high. monday into tuesday 6. some areas close to zero. tuesday, cold, snow showers wednesday, thursday and friday, cold again. >> it's winters. >> spring is about a month. >> you appreciate things more when you suffer i think. >> reporter: i agree. >> flames could be seen shooting from one of the tallest residential towers in middle east. flames broke out in dubai. officials say there were no reports of deaths or injuries. the to tower is considered an iconic part of the dubai marina. today marks the 50th anniversary of the assassination of malcom x moments enter a scheduled speech in new york

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>> students apt penn state have their dancing shoes on this morning, thousands are taking part in the round the clock dancing event known as thon. chad perdelli is there and has more from happy valley. >> reporter: for these penn state students, the 46 hour journey is underway. it's a college experience they will cherish and never forget. but it's a yearlong end to funds raising for pediatric cancer. >> this is the ultimate way to give back to the families of these wonderful kids. a. families like the wagnors. 14-year-old britany was

diagnosed with cancer. her spirits are high thanks students and the money they raise for diamond -- four diamond club. >> i don't know where we would be without four diamond. >> reporter: cherokee high school graduate and penn state senior giovanni will be dancing for the first time. thon has a special meaning for her and her family. her father died of kidney cancer. >> i am so proud to honor his memory today. i know he is here with me today to give me the strengthen i need to stand. >> reporter: last year a record $13.3 million was raised. they're they will try to break that record. in state college, chad perdelli channel 6 "action news." >> big changes are coming to

nestle chocolate, they are doing away with artificial colors. hundreds of products will be affected, including crunch and butter finger bars, but nestle says fans should not be able to taste the difference. speaking of sweets benefit and jerry's is rolling out an ice cream flavor it's in honor of jimmy falon the tonight dough. this is the second time falon is being honored by the ice cream maker. late night snack was phased out in 2013. up next, the sixers hit the hardwood with a new look. the head office speaks out about

the team's controversial trade.

>> here's one place that's not going to be upset about the storm that's heading our way. spring mountain expected to get 4 to 6 inches of snow this afternoon and tonight. meteorologist chris sowers will have on how much to expect in just a little bit. >> the flyers play in south philadelphia, the new-look sixers took to the court last night. ducis rogers has more on the trade and spring training with the phillies. >> reporter: the sixers have a plan, they insist. michael carter williams no longer partly of the plan. the reason for the trade the gm

points toward the extra draft picks and thinks fans will be patient. >> the way we see the world is to have a broad set of options and be willing to make the tough calls if we have something but we have something that will move the program forward more so, we'll do it. >> reporter: if we do the right thing by the city and the program, maybe i'm naive maybe i'm right maybe i'm wrong, i think good comes from that, i'm going to back myself and i am going to back sam and these types of decisions. >> reporter: sixers and pacers last night. the new sixers are here. magee from denver. nerlens noel followed a block and triple double. theers have no answer -- the sixers have no answer for rodney

stuckey. sixers lose 106-95. everybody knows that the phillies also are in rebuild mode, but not everybody is on board. >> i'm not so sold on the entire rebuilding. >> reporter: jonathan paplebon is not throwing in the towl on the 2015 season just yet. even though he signed as the richest closer in baseball history in 2012. >> i think we can compete. is that crazy for me to believe that? you tell me. >> reporter: i don't know. >> i mean we haven't been healthy, certain things have gotten in the way of that. i think every year is new. >> reporter: if the new year plays out like everyone expects it pap will end up in another

uniform. >> the chances of me being here the entire season, i don't know, maybe we can use the magic 8 ball that cliff has and figure it out. >> reporter: he will play for milwaukee, toronto or here with the phillies. if he stays he said he won't complain. jeff skeverski channel 6 "action news." >> reporter: the flyers take on their former coach in nashville this afternoon. that's a look at sports this morning, i'm ducis rogers you have yourself a terrific weekend. # >> a utah women is hoping to set the new record for being the best bouquet catcher at weddings. she said her trick is go to the front. >> i've never been known for my jumping except when it comes to camping wedding bouquets. look at her snatching that out

of the girl's hand. she did begin the submission process for the guinness world record. in order to apply she had to track down all the brides' bouquets she caught to get official documentation and photos. an all new fyi philly comes your way on 6abc. >> reporter: i'm karen rogers. >> reporter: i'm alicia vitarelli. don't on fyi philly, we head to the shore for atlantic city restaurant week. >> reporter: wine is the latest spa treatment for antiaging. >> reporter: we learn how to wear the quirky prints of the season it's prince charming in search of his cinderella. >> there's much more to come on "action news," including "shelter me rescue of the week."

>> reporter: i'm monica malpass we'll introduce you to a local tv star who is turning her attention to helping dogs, we'll introduce you to the rescue express later this morning on "action news." plus another check of the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast meteorologist chris sowers when "action news" saturday at 9:00 a.m. continues.

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news" saturday at 9:00 a.m. children are forced to jump for their lives when a massive fire breaks out at their new jersey home. we just learned one person has died. a penn state fraternity slapped with sanctions of allegations of hazing. plus ready for the red carpet, the oscars are one day away a preview coming up. first let's head outside to meteorologist chris sowers with the accuweather forecast. it's cold, but not as cold as it's been. >> reporter: that's right it's not nearly as harsh as it was yesterday at this time. we had windchills 15 to 25 below zero. 15 in quakertown. 13 in martins creek warrington 17 and center city, 22. on the other side of the delaware glassboro 22. seaville, 28. hammonton, 23 arena ewing about

18 degrees. storm tracker 6 live double scan having a bad image there let's flip it over to the forecast for today. we'll break it down region by region. we'll start with the far western suburbs which you would have saw on the radar. it's snowing in western pennsylvania and across the appalachian states that will pull into the western suburbs around midday or 1:00 p.m. should be mainly snow here, heavy at times visibilities greatly reduced. there could some mixing during the evening. maybe a changeover to rain, but very late tonight. most of the event should be snow or ice for you guys out there. the immediately i-95 corridor, snow in the afternoon, it will come down heavy at times mixing takes place during the evening hours enturnover to plain -- and turn jo -- turnover to plain

rain and south jersey and delaware snow to plain rain. the numbers increase throughout the day. 23 degrees by 11:00 a.m., 29 by 2:00 and 5:00 p.m. we're up to 32 degrees forecasted high of 33. overnight tonight the numbers continue to climb. after midnight we're in 40s that's takes us into sunday and another arctic blast arrives monday. i'll have more on that and how long that last in ten minutes. >> heavy ice conditions force officials to suspend the only morning round trip for the cape may ferry. 7:30 trip and 9:30 trip had to be canceled. yesterday a tugboat was out trying to break up the ice so service could resume as soon as possible. developing this morning one person is dead after smoke arena flames engulf a home in

new jersey. the blaze broke out in orange he essex county. neighbors who rushed to the scene saw two kids trapped in the home. >> we seen smoke coming from the front. we ran down we looked up, it was two kids up there. we like, yo, jump! >> that neighbor said the two children jumped from the top floor window and he caught them, at least two adults and three children lived in the home. officials say one person has died and others may be unaccounted for. but they are not releasing any other details at this point. one person died after a car slammed into a utility pole in new jersey. the accident happened around 10:30 p.m. last night. chopper 6 over the scene on 130 in cinnaminson. one man was taken to cooper university hospital where he died. two others were hurt. no word on what caused that

accident. a woman is recovering this morning after being rescued when a stairway collapsed around here in philadelphia's hunting park section. it happened on the 3200 block of north phillips street. officials say the woman was walking on the stairs when they simply gave way. the department of licenses and inspections is investigating. the search is on for the shooter who killed a man sitting in his car last night in the tioga nicetown section. the police say the victim was a man in his 20s. investigators say he was sitting in the car in the 1500 morocco morocco -- 1500 block of west butler street when he shot with an assault rifle. one man is in custody in connection with the death of niki minaj's tour manager. picket from new york was killed

and his friend eric parker was critically injured. one person is in custody. police are searching for two other men. >> both parties knew a female that worked at the bar and the argument strld around here. >> -- centered around here. picket was in town for ma ja's upcoming tour. a penn state fraternity has been suspended for alleged hazing. the sense ends in a week. if you're looking for a job, 6 flags begins its seasonal hiring. they host a job fair 10:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. at the employment center at 16 flags boulevard.

if you're interested you're encountered to fill an application out ahead of time on six flags website. the countdown has been on and now the oscars are one day away. our alicia vitarelli is in hollywood where where she hit the famed red carpet. >> reporter: hey guys while they prepare for the big show, the oscars right behind us in the dolby theater right across the street, funny man and talk show host jimmy kimmel is getting rallied for his own post oscar shows. >> thank you for having me as your guest. >> thank you for joining us. you love us in philadelphia. >> well, listener you named a whole center after me. how could i not love you. >> reporter: we loved the fact that kimmel gave up his coveted seat. >> i'm rarely in this position and often times guests comment how much higher my seat is than

there. i'm realizing it right now it's almost insulting. i feel like danny did a -- divito. >> reporter: he booked a star studded lineup. >> it's called the kimmel school of perfect acting i'm teaching sean penn. >> and eddie redmayne. >> hello. >> hello. >> why is this so difficult for you you're from there. >> it was my fair lady. >> you're right. >> reporter: he said sunday snielt buckle down for serious celebrity tv watching. >> this sunday, watch the oscars, watch you guys on the news and watch us, go to sleep and wake up and have some

coffee. >> reporter: what is he looking forward to on sunday night. >> somebody screws up or falls. >> reporter: fall, but don't get hurt. >> that's what we're looking for. >> reporter: go to my facebook page right now we did five quick questions with jimmy kimmel. he had some very funny answers you won't want to miss, alicia vitarelli channel 6 "action news." >> just in time for the oscars we're excited to announce direct tv is an authorized provider to watch abc. customers can see shows live with the watch abc app or 6abc.com. you can watch the oscars live on sunday night. for more information about watch abc visit 6abc.com. much more to come on "action news" saturday morning at 9. prescription pills could sabotage your sex life. in "shelter me rescue of

the week," an award winning actress takes on a new role saving dogs. and we have the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast that includes snow when "action news" returns. #

>> check out students are dancing away the morning at penn state. this is a live picture from state college the bryce jordon center. they are there for this 46 hour

non-stop event known always thon. the largest fundraising dance marathon in the country. >> reporter: 46 hours they are dancing. >> huge schools all over the county do database marathons but there's is the biggest. >> reporter: i got to be honest. i can't make it past 10:00 p.m. without going to bed. >> you're getting old. >> reporter: i noticed a lot of gray hairs on the side. i guess that's what everyone faces here. all right there's the view is you look outside, you can see center city skyline we have cloud cover, but no snow falling just yet. a lot of people sick and tired of the cold thinking they will head to the in florida. not this week. tallahassee, 24 degrees, pensacola, 26. miami, 42 degrees yesterday morning. everybody up and down the

eastern seaboard feeling the wrath of old man winter. there's storm tracker 6 live double scan we're clear snow is breaking out to the west. harrisburg york gettysburg, light snow. temperatures bone chilling right now, but we don't have the harsh wind. lancaster, reading 15, wilmington, philadelphia. 0. trenton, 15 and the poconos 9 with a like temperature of 5. feels like # in philadelphia with the wind and 7 in dover. you can see how far this cold air stretches it's all the way down into the virginias and the carolinas, eastern portions of ohio yesterday morning 37 degrees below zero. the entire state of kentucky below zero. places like bowling green paducah, everybody. satellite arena radar this -- satellite and radar this system right here is charging into that

cold air. that means we'll see snow. some of it will come down at a good clip after 2:00 p.m. in the city itself, look for a wintry mix along the immediate coast. that line lifts to the north as the day goes on. we'll have a convincing of sleet and -- combination of sleet and freezing rain in the city. as far as the time line, it begins around midday. west of the city, mid day. in the city, 1:00 p.m. jersey shore 2:00 p.m. heaviest occurring during the afternoon and evening hours it films over to the winter mix of sleet and freezing rain and all rain overnight tonight into sunday morning. it will end as a period of rain showers. so the impact is not too much going on right now. expect minor delays by lunchtime. light snow, more expansive and extended delays as we get into the afternoon and evening hours as the snow starts to come down

at a good clip. we could see snowfall rates to the tune of an inch an hour at times. 4 to 6 inches north ran west, lancaster, reading allentown, 2 to 4 up and down the i-95 corridor and 1 to 2 atlantic, cumberland and cape may counties. media, ex ton doylestown, all see the 2 to 4. 4 to 6 for reading kutztown allentown and easton. millville, vineland, hammonton and south jersey could see anywhere from 1 to 2 inches before they flip over to ice and rain. mostly cloudy today snow developing in time afternoon. # # degrees is the forecasted high. overnight tonight snow switching over to ice and rain around 9:00 p.m. very slippery travel conditions allow yourself extra time there will be icy patches and snow-covered roads. 250 degrees north and west # 1 for center city with temperatures rising after

midnight. sunday look fantastic, damp in the morning rain until 6:00 a.m., clouds and sun 44 degrees another cold front slams through sunday night. murnld e -- monday night will sting a little bit 26 degrees, windchills close to zero. wednesday, snow showers 38 degrees. >> this week we shine our spotlight on rescue express. it's founder works in show business, but discovered a new calling in the world of rescue. here's monica malpass. >> when i am back stage on my dressing room i'm on the phone doing rescue work. >> reporter: anne crum is an award winning actor. thanks to a growing yet work of

foster parents we have few restrictions. >> we rescue dogs of all breeds and all ageses. >> if they take the puppy they make sure the mother has a suitable home. >> she is 3 years old and wonderful with children. larry and curly are 5 month old pups. this is high low an athletic mountain dog. she is very very sweet. off and on is around 1-year-old. she is good with other dogs. ment perfect little girl. >> this is a 1-year-old rottweiler he was found starving. clancy just turned are a year old. he knows a lot of commands. cuba is a sheep in wolf's clothing. >> a stunning boy, he is about 6 years old. >> reporter: this is phoenix a

shepherd coally mix. he was saved from a high kill shelter. he is a good boy. he is only a year old and deserves a second chance to make new memories with a wonderful family. go to the rescue express website or vote for your favorite shelter by going to the "shelter me rescue of the week" facebook page. we'll feature the top vote getter next week on "action news," moncton canada channel 6 "action news."

>> good morning, to you, sky6 live hd taking a live look for us now over atlantic city. you can see the camera shaking just a little bit but not as bad as we've seen previously this week. it's 22 degrees outside. in "healthcheck," 77% of americans take a prescription drug what many people don't know the drugs could impact their sex life.

the focus of a new book ali gorman has the details. >> reporter: there are hundreds of medications that help in numerous ways, such as to lower your blood pressure, boost your mood calm your nerves prevent pregnancy and help you sleep but while many people know some of the side effects these two pharmacy professors from temple university say many men and women don't realize how many of these can sabotage your sex life. >> who would think that your drugs which are helpful for your other conditions might be adversely perfecting your sexual performance. it's too easy to blame that on age or any other factor. >> reporter: isso they decided to set the record straight in the first of its kind new book,

called your drugs and sex how prescription and nonprescription drugs affect your sex life. >> the book covers 400 drugs. transcription, over over-the-counter and even a bit about supplements. it's all backed by science but written for the everyday person. >> you find your drugs if it gives a page number you go there and it tells you what the drug causes or doesn't cause. >> reporter: keep in mind if you take two drugs and both known to cause problems, you could have can you double the negative effect. the professors are not suggesting anybody go off the medication, but there may be alternatives. for example some cholesterol lowering medication could cause sexual disfunction in other people. with some high blood pressure medications. >> the old drugs produce a

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[laughter] we were singing. >> reporter: we are forecasting today, 4 to 6 inches of snow developing around midday, 4 to of in the lehigh valley and 2 to 4 up and down the i-95 corridor and 1 to 2 across the far southern sections of south jersey. exton, media philadelphia, mount holly, 2 to 4 inches. allentown, easton, 4 to 6. far as the impacts not so much the this morning. during the afternoon we'll see minor delays as the snow begins. expects major delays later this afternoon as it becomes heavy at times and the visibility goes to less than a mile. >> you were singing about the weather. >> reporter: throw it out there. >> at least i understand why you were singing it jack hanna's "wild countdown is next."

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