>> good afternoon, it is sunday february 22 i'm nydia han along with eva pilgrim. >> here's some of the stories we're following on "action news," cleanup continues across the region after a messy mix of snow and ice. lower temperatures are on tap for today.

>> three people are taken to the hospital after this nasty wreck in delaware and icy conditions may be to blame. >> all eyes are on hollywood we'll have a live preview of the big show, but first the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast. it is warmer, but still cold. >> reporter: better. we've got temperatures in the 40s in some locations but it's not going to last long, unfortunately. there's the view, we're seeing sunshine filter through, we have high, thin clouds overhead. the return of sunshine mother nature is heading a helping hand and we are starting to melt away the snow and ice. 43 in coatsville. 37 in warrington. quakertown 36. martins creek 35. saint davids 38 degrees, everybody above the freezing mark of 3 #. glass borough 41. hockessin 39. seaville, 42. hammonton, 38. on the boards in atlantic city,

38 degrees, along with the filtered sun we're seeing big time improvement in the visibility. a lot of areas are down to less than two miles. 4 in lancaster, 6 in allentown. everybody is in the clear across south jersey and delaware. so again we're improving as the afternoon wears on. salt light and radar shows the storm system that brought the heavy snows is exiting off the coast of new england. skies beginning to brighten up across the eastern two-thirds of the keystone state. another arctic front is waiting in the wings across the eastern great lakes. that will slam through here overnight tonight. we'll not see 42 again for quite sometime. drying out clouds and sun, 42 that's the forecasted high. when i come back in a few minutes we'll talk about the plunging temperatures and a possible refreeze for tomorrow. >> thank thank you, chris. taking a live look at philadelphia international airport. there were cancellations this

morning, they come after a very hectic day of delays and cancellations yesterday. if you have a flight call before heading out. 1-800-phl-gate. now, cleanup from the latest messy mix from mother nature continues across the region this noon. annie mccormick is live in roxborough annie how are things looking out where you are. >> reporter: i have to tell you take a look at ridge avenue, a lot of plowing already done there's not a lot of puddles but this mess right here, on the sides of the roads is what quliewl see, you can -- you'll see, you'll see chunks of ice if you have to clean up, now is the time to do it. >> very icy. >> reporter: it's clean up time across the city of philadelphia. nick of titan landscaping has been on the job since yesterday afternoon. the ice making this clean up tough for people operating plow trucks and residents cleaning up sidewalks. >> it's ridiculous, way too

much ice. >> reporter: the sun came out and helped melt the ice a little in this north philadelphia neighborhood. but on some sidewalks that ice wouldn't budge. this man used a pick and eric broke out the heavy duty equipment. >> i've been out here two hours cleaning and shoveling and picking the ice. it's hard out here. >> it's an old time shovel you have to pick up the ice. >> reporter: overnight the city streets deployed 250 pieces of equipment and began the plowing and salt operation once the snow stopped falling. penndot had 400 trucks out. on kelly drive this driver had some troubles, but this jogger didn't seem to notice that snow and were -- that snow and ice were in her way. >> i try to make the turn back there and the car didn't turn and i kept going straight into the side of the road.

>> back out here, trach a look at the sidewalk in time 9:00 a.m. hour i didn't walk on it, because the ice was at least a half inch thick and the contractor took the plow and drove through here and cleared it off for us, the temperatures are making a huge difference. last week at this time, i was waring a face mask during live shots. right now i'm wearing a sweater and jacket. the sun is starting 0 to help melt the ice. if you're waking up to clear the sidewalks, now is the time to do before the temperatures plunge again. annie mccormick channel 6 "action news." >> icy roads conditions may be to blame for a serious accidents in greeneville lancaster pike and hercules road. three people were taken to christian hospital. the road was closed while police investigated it is back open now. navigating the roads in the messy mix was no easy task

especially once the snow started falling. major roads were a mess yesterday. speed limits were dropped on allstate roads. drivers had no choice, but to take it slow. >> in this jeep it's fine, in a front wheel drive car it's not too good. >> it's took me about a half-hour somewhere to get where it took me ten minutes to get to. >> workers at buckman ski shop in king of prussia did manage to have fun in the parking lot. across the country in colorado they are dealing with a major snowstorm that could bring up to 2 feet or more by tomorrow. the storm dropped ten inches in the denver area. at one point the snow was falling at a rate of 3 inches per hour. you can stay on top of the changing accuweather in time 6abc.com/weather the hourly forecast and live radar will keep you prepared no matter what

winter sends our way. >> investigators are looking for the cause of a fire that ripped through a house on a north philadelphia street. the action cam was on the scene of 2700 north newkirk. firefighters found flames and smoke pouring out of the home. medics were called to the scene. the home was badly damaged no reports of injuries. >> police were called to a burlington county motel overnight for a haz/mat situation. the action cam was on route 130 inboard don town. -- in bordentown. no reason for the cause of the haz/mat swigs -- situation. a man issued a threat calling for attacks on the mall of america in minnesota and the west edmonton mall in alberta canada. al-shabaab was behind the westgate mall in nairobi kenya

that left 60 people dead. >> there's much more to come on "action news" this surnld afternoon. os -- sunday afternoon. oscar sunday is here. we'll have a live preview of the show from hollywood. >> there may be new way to treat adhd the medication. >> reporter: look what's waiting in the wings these are current windchill numbers as low as 24 below across the high plains. that's charging in, i'll let you know when it arrives in the seven-day forecast when we come right back. #

♪ >> the night hollywood has been waiting for is finally here we're just hours away from the oscars. >> the big show will air live right here on 6abc. abc's mary bruce is live in hollywood with a preview. >> reporter: hi, good morning, it is game time in hollywood. as you can see they have rolled out the red carpet and wheeled in the oscar statues now the only thing missing are the stars. lights camera, oscar. the wait for hollywood's biggest night is finally over. >> it's very very exiting. >> i'm really psyched. >> i hope i don't faint. >> reporter: from the tail of a heroic sniper to a fading super hero and the coming of aiming drama 12 years in the making. it's a toss you mean between the

8 films -- it's a toss up between the 8 films nominated. >> no one film has a lock on the win. >> reporter: jewely anne moore is favored to take home best actress. at the front of the pack eddie redmayne and bradley cooper for american sniper and bird man's michael keaton. the stakes are high for neil patrick harris. >> anything can happen. anything. >> reporter: the excitement is building to see whole take home hollywood's top prize. now this isn't just about who wins oscar gold this is fashion's biggest night. in just about a matter of hours all eyes will be on the red carpet. everybody watching to see what the stars will be wearing.

mary bruce in hollywood. channel 6 "action news." >> get read for the oscars go to 6abc.com to see behind the scenes video from on stage and back stage. you can watch the oscar ceremony live on your devices any device that you choose. more information about watch abc is at 6abc.com. >> we want to know who you want to win for best picture. >> reporter: i haven't seen any of these. >> you have nothing to say. >> reporter: i saw the sniper movie and i enjoyed that. i haven't seen any others that were nominated. >> i haven't gone to the movies. it's not a irrelevant prior to these days -- it's not a prior priority these days. >> reporter: i'll go with the

sniper pick -- picture. we have slush and icy patches on the roads, but now things have improved and temperatures are climbing into it is 30s and 40s. we're seeing filtered sunshine. storm tracker 6 live double scan leftover showers we're clear, we have a couple of high clouds upstairs. we're sitting at 39 degrees, if we reach 40 degrees it will be the warmest temperature we've seen in a months. we're running ten degrees below average. 32 degrees is the dewpoint, winds out of the north northeast at 10 miles per hour. trenton, 37, allentown, 38. reading, 35. poconos 33. millville, 40. wilmington, 40. anne dover 36. windchills are similar to what the actual air temperatures are. 37 in trenton. 39 in philadelphia, wilmington, 40. that's the actual air temperatures, as well.

there's not much of a breeze, but whatever breeze we are seeing note the directions of the aeros we're starting to shift out of the southwest earlier on now it's out of the northwestly. now we'll drive the cold air back into the delaware valley which means untreated surfaces, or slush that remains on the sidewalks or driveways will quickly refreeze overnight tonight that will lead to slick spots tomorrow morning. salt light and radar clouds begin to thin out in the eastern half of the keystone state. that means sunshine later on. we're moving into a quiet stretch of weather. there is a system out here that could bring ten inches of snow to portions of arkansas. that will miss us but another arctic front swings through tuesday night into wednesday that could touch off snow showers, other than that it's a nice, quiet week. temperatures that's the big story, we're warming up today into the low 40s from that point on, temperatures plunge.

this next cold surge is diving south and east it will be followed by another cold surge by the time we get wednesday night into thursday, we'll be lucky if we get above freezing after today for a handsful of hours -- handful of hours for the majority of the week. partly sunny and clouds. overnight tonight partly cloudy skies and tomorrow morning sunshine. today, 42 is the high. by 8:30 we're down to the freezing mark of 32. allentown, 3 #. poconos, 27. tomorrow morning, 14 in allentown. these are air temperatures. # in the poconos. -- 3 in the poconos. 22 in philadelphia. enjoy this 42 we're enjoying today. 42 is the number for wilmington. trenton, 38. millville, 42. cape may 40.

the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast shows a lot of bitter cold again 25 degrees monday, this doesn't take into account what it will feel like with the wind. windchills in the single digits and teens all day. monday night into tuesday five degrees in center city. below freezing well north and west, 26 for tuesday wednesday a snow shower, 38. temperatures fall throughout the afternoon. thursday, 26 friday, 29 and saturday increasing clouds 34 degrees that could to a a couple of rain and snow showers saturday night into sunday morning. looks like another bitter week ahead. >> more to come on "action news," including this week's 6abc loves the arts. >> cole hamels speaks out about trailed rumors, hear from him coming up in sports. nearest buying center. ♪ find out how much your car is worth

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in "healthcheck" at noon there may be a new way to treat

adhd and absent and substance abuse. reachers say it's about overcoming the impulsiveness driving many disorders. it often stems from self-control and not understanding time and how to with a lot for rewards. researchers developed kids learned a response to earn a bigger reward. the same thing might work with adults. >> we might use this intervention to help people to take better choices that you can learn not to have the chocolate cake at least not all the time. the exerlings of taking -- exercise of self-control could be used as an alternative to drugs. >> karen rogers has 6abc loves the arts. featuring some of america's most cherished tunes the philly

pops are at it again with the american song book. we have a contrary approach to all time classics. >> this program goes back to songs i love a piano and night and day. and kiss by prince, take me to the streets so a wide gambet covering a lot of styles. >> reporter: all the hits we've known and love have been reimaged. something the pop music director said makes the performance one of a kind. >> he has this unique ability to take songs all of us know and love and we work them in his own personal style. >> reporter: with the season almost over, there's nothing like witnessing a pops concert. >> to hear the guest artist and

performers who deliver the songs who are experts at singing and performing the music is so rich and so dynamic when you add the philly pops. that's really what's so unique and special about the philly pops concert. >> american songs then and now runs through march 13 to 15th at verizon hall. for more on this and other area events go to 6abc.com/loves the arts. karen rogers 6abc loves the arts.

in sports cole hamels talks about his future with the phillies and chip kelly was at

the nfl combine here's jamie apody. >> reporter: that snow last night i think i got the wrong assignment. it was a high of 70 in clearwater that's where jeff skeverski was in a polo shirt telling us what mr. controversial cole hamels had to say. cole hamels was thrown question after question do you want to be traded. he doesn't give a simple yes or no, he sounds like a man torn between staying and playing for a winner. >> at this given moment i'm a phillie. he told u.s.a. today i want to win i know it's not going to happen here. i want to go to a place where it's going to happen. >> take it for what it is. i can't be liked by everybody that's not the goal. i'm not going politically

correct anytime i say anything, i try to to be honest with people in general. i don't cue card it. i don't have my cue cards giving the straight laced answer. >> reporter: but management is holding up a sign that says rebuild an approach that the 2008 world series m.v.p. is not used to. the lefty has four years left on his deal. >> it's tough to admit there might have to be a direction change. but being able to win in the city and see what it means not only to the fans, but to the organization, you see that they want to have it come back quickly. so in the type of contract that i have, i know that i'll still be here. >> reporter: hamles said it's an honor to pitch for the city of philadelphia but it racisms to be seen how much -- but it remains to be seen how much longer he will do so. jeff skeverski. >> reporter: what if the old flyers coach was still the

coach. he was asked if it felt good to be back, he said no, not really. part of the reason he left with a loss. wayne simmons continued his clutch ways and he scored a goal and the flyers beat the top team in hockey 3-2 to move within 2 points behind boston they play the cap today. all eyes on marcus moriota at the combine. cameras caught him watching the coverage. coach kelly got a close look. his former quarterback ran 4:52, faster than ten of the wide receivers. question is, will he wind up here? is that possible, can't wait to see, have a great sunday. >> another half-hour of "action

news" is just ahead. police in minneapolis has arrested a man after an officer is shot out of nowhere. what they are saying about a motive. >> we'll introduce you to the expert sword swallower who happens to be 9 months pregnant. those stories and more when "action news" continues. #

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>> happening now on "action news," things are warping up as cleanup from the weekend storm continues, but the cold makes a comeback tonight. the dance marathon is coming to a close at penn state where students have been dancing for 46 hours straight. >> are you ready for the oscars? we're a few hours away from hollywood's big night where even the losers walk away with nice prizes. >> those stories, but first a check of the accuweather forecast with meteorologist chris sowers not too shabby out there. >> reporter: you know what's fun about this eva the first time we get a day with temperatures are in the 50s watch out people react you'll see people wearing flip flops and short sleeved shirts. it's been brutal. now is the time to get all the slush and ice off the walks. because we're watching for the potential of a refreeze overnight tonight into tomorrow morning.

temperature-wise we're in the 30s and 40s. the arctic express is eyeing up the delaware valley. overnight tonight temperatures plunge, north and west we're getting into the teens, center city 23 or 24 give or take for an overnight low. the numbers are not climbing. any untreated surface is going to refreeze. icy patches will be difficult to remove once we get into tomorrow morning. allow yourself extra time to get into work an school tomorrow. look at the numbers, 430 in philadelphia. 40 in millville. reading, 35, dover 37. we can handle that, right? no arctic air in sight here, let's go wider. 29 in pittsburgh. charleston, 33. buffalo, 20. no arctic air there. youwe go farther to the northwest look at the numbers, that's the same exact air mass that will be

plowing through here over the next 24 to 48 hours. it will modify a little bit the numbers will not be as low as what you saw there. it will be good enough to get us into the single digits for overnight lows. enjoy today drying out clouds and sunshine, 42. >> the warmer temperatures are helping the cleanup effort across the region after the messy mix. annie mccormick is out all morning joining us live from roxborough with things looking better now. >> reporter: much better for cleanup conditions and much better for your mood. it's the first time i'm happy to be doing a live shot without a hat scarf and gloves. you can seem the mess left on the sides of the road all that snow. you can see almost like a a little river. now is the time to clean it up, because tomorrow that could

frozen over again. >> very icy. i wish it would have stayed snow. >> reporter: it's cleanup time across the city of philadelphia. nick rambo has been on the job since yesterday afternoon, the ice is making this cleanup tough for people operating plow trucks and residents cleaning up sidewalks. >> it's ridiculous, too much ice, way too much ice. the sun came out mid morning and helped melt the ice a little in this north philadelphia neighborhood. but on some sidewalks that ice wouldn't budge. this man used a pick ascertain this man broke out the heavy-duty equipment. >> i've been out here two hours cleaning and shoveling and picking the ice. it's hard out here. >> it's an old time shovel to pick up the ice. >> reporter: overnight the city streets deployed more than 250 pieces of equipment and began the plowing and salt operation once the snow stopped falling.

penndot had 400 trucks out. on which kelly drive this driver had troubles, but this jogger didn't notice that snow and ice were in her way. >> i was going 20 miles per hour down kelly drive and i tried to make the turn back there and the car didn't turn and i kept going straight into the side of the road. speed restrictions have been lifted and the speeds are back to normal. a lot of townships and cities have ordinances where you are responsible for taking care of sidewalks in front of you, you you should do them now before the temperatures plunge or you will be pulling that ice pick out doing it tomorrow. annie mccormick channel 6 "action news." >> icing conditions have caused troubles on number of septa bus routes. passengers should goe to

septa.org for detour information. septa regional rail line will not stop at the levittown station due to emergency work there. snowstorm caused delays at philadelphia vrnl -- international airport. >> i was delayed from chicago to norfolk and philly and waited in philly for the airport to open. >> that woman left california at 6:00 a.m. yesterday morning and didn't get into philadelphia at 9:00 p.m. call ahead if you have a flight, the number is 1-800-phl-gate. the snow was coming down in the lehigh valley. drivers had to contend with snow and ice build up on many area roads. >> the city of philadelphia and other counties have issued a code blue. if you see someone in need of shelter. call (215)232-1984 that's the number for the home will also

outreach hot -- homeless outreach hot line. in pittsburgh, a tractor-trailer carrying equipment for neil diamond was involved in a 6-pileup on the pennsylvania turnpike. you can stay on top of the changing accuweather forecast at 6abc.com the hourly forecast and live storm tracker 6 live will keep you prepared for what weren't weather is heading our way. >> police in new castle county are looking for help in finding a missing elderly man. he was last seen at his home on wine -- wynnewood drive in wilmington. he left in a 2010 folder escape. anyone with information should call police right away. the action cam was in the cedarbrook section of philadelphia along with the storm residents had to contend with a water main break. the main ruptured yesterday morning and turned the street into a steady stream.

crews have shut off the water. so far we have not received any reports of residents losing their drinking water because of the break. firefighters were called to a delaware county college after a fire broke out inside a dorm on campus. "action news" was on the scene at cheyney university. tugman hall was evacuated due to a fire inside. so far no word on injuries or what may have sparked the fire. police in minneapolis say a suspect is in custody after a police officer was shot while standing next to his cruiser. the 43-year-old was arrested on suspicion of violating his probation and burglary and aggravate the domestic assault. the officer's partner finished up with the burglary and displeasic violence car the two were standing by their patrol car when somebody fired a shot. he is in fair condition.

chris christie will give his address to the legislature and wednesday he'll host his first town hall to discuss his first budget initiative. governor christie is spending his time at the national governor's association in washington to raise money. the fundraising is for a possible presidential billed. analysts say he is having trouble competing with jeb bush. christie team said they are confident he'll have the money to run for the white house. in less than four hours students at penn state will get a well-deserved rest. thon comes to an end at 4:00. by then they will have this dance nonstop for 46 hours. as you can imagine students are doing what they can to stay weak and staying on their feet. one students is thinkingful her father who died from kidney cancer last year. >> i get a burst of energy and

my feet stop hurting. i'm overwhelmed by the excitement. >> good for her. the 46 hour journey is almost over and they are raising money for a good cause. >> the company that sparked a massive recall over exploagdz air -- exploding air bags is facing big fines. a dog nearly died trying to save her owner now she is getting a new lease on life. looking live through sky6 live hd meteorologist chris sowers will have the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, when "action news" continues.

we have been dealing with bitter temperatures, so far many other places including florida. take a look at this frozen blue berry field. people say they have not seen this kind of weather in five years. definitely not something you

want to have happen to your vehicle. this video was taken in huntsville alabama where a pickup truck skated down an icy hill and crashed into other vehicles. what's worse that suv kept sliding until it hit something else. >> they are watching their cars go down. >> reporter: they are helplessly standing there. when i lived in kentucky. i was serious when i said this, we are well equipped there, they have like a truck there that can deal with that. they are not equipped. >> my whole town we had one we were proud of it. >> reporter: they have two or three, that's about it. we'll look outside and show you what's going on, as we look live in penns landing, you can see folks out there on the skating

rink. now is the time it's nice, get out there and enjoy yourself. there's more ice on the delaware river than there is on the skating rink. it shows you how cold it's been, guess what we have more cold weather on the way. storm tracker 6 live double scan nothing going on this afternoon. we're crystal clear temperatures climbing into the 40s, we're there now 40 degrees in philadelphia. dewpoint, # -- 32. winds out of the north northwest. allentown 17 degrees warmer than yesterday at this time. philadelphia, 15. millville, 13 degrees warmer than yesterday. they are sitting at 40. philadelphia, 40. wilmington, 41. reading, 35, allentown 38. trenton 37 degrees. we have colder air waiting in the wings sitting back here, temperatures are barely cracking 20 degrees in buffalo. pittsburgh is sitting at 25, 26 give or take. again all that is going to be charging south and east over the next 24 to 48 hours.

we'll go a little bit wider, the other thing we'll notice over the next few days it's a nice, quiet weather pattern. this is kind of bully the pattern. this huge dome of cold air will set up across the lower 48. that means this area of low pressure, because airports when you see moisture down -- a lot of times when you see moisture down here, this is where the big storms come from. this dome pushes east and pushes the storm east and out to sea. that will not come up and we'll not have to worry about a big storm over the next couple of days. this is the heart of tornado alley out hear. this partly of the country will see the snow. northern arkansas and louisiana will deal with snow and freezing rain and ice. that will be a mess for those folks out there. for us, nice and quiet. 9:00 p.m. partly cloudy skies.

partly cloudy skies tomorrow morning and mostly sunny tomorrow afternoon, just quite a bit colder. these windchills by 9:30, minus 14 in the poconos. 2 in allentown. philadelphia, 12 millville 11. we get colder during the course of the day. 4:00 p.m., minus 12 in the poconos. tuesday morning, 15 below, 8 below in reading and allentown. 2 below in philadelphia. 5 below in trenton. enjoy the 42 degrees today. clouds and sunshine, winds out of the northwest at 5 to 10 miles per hour. we had a damp start and couple of leftover showers early this morning. right now we're drying out. 15 degrees overnight tonight in the5 for the disburses, 25 in the city. overnight tonight anything that's welt will dplaiz -- glaze

over. so be careful. tomorrow night 5 degrees tuesday morning, sunny and cold, 26. maybe a snow shower wednesday thursday and friday, another blast from old man winter, 26 and 29. saturday i know creasing clouds and 34. >> a hero dog that nearly died trying to save its owner from a house fire in ohio. this is the 9-year-old boxer who is settling into her new home. carmen belongs to bill's brother ben who was killed in the house fire. carmen was found on top of him trying to shield his face from the smoke and flames. >> she would not have left the fire without him and she would would not have -- and he would

not left it without her. >> crews saved carmen. phil said it's a like having a part of his brother with him.

welcome back on this sunday 12:49 36 degrees, sky6 live hd looking live at lively spring mountain. it's a nice day to ski but temperatures are going to plummet. the air bag maker the center of a probe is facing a stiff fine everyday. is it a cot at that they have failed to cooperate into the exploding air bags. they are being find $14,000 a day. at that -- tacotta has not

commented on the fine. bomb -- obama administration said the special enrollment period that run from march 15 to april 30th. 800,000 enroll lees received incorrect tax subsidies. they are asked to delay filing their 2014 taxes until the error can be fixed. val resmith will begin smith will serve as dean. she began in 18980 as an instructor of a can american studies. she later taught the subject at the california university in los angeles and later returned to the ivy league university in 2001. >> the oscars will be handed

out in a matter of hours not everyone will be walking away with the gold statue. but they will be walking away with a much covet heed swag bag. >> from lavish gifts, this is the ultimate goodie bag 160,000. only gifted to the nominees who don't take home an oscar. >> the oscar goes to, to cheer up stars who have everything there's a 14,000-dollar luxury rail ride through the rockies. $20,000 worth of mind control lessons and because it's hollywood there's thursdays in weight loss products. >> you need to get the next role and leaner and meaner than

the girl who won. >> reporter: as holey wood top gifting guru, lash knows how to console the stars. >> if you can't have an oscar this is the next best thing. >> reporter: all the jewelry and pampering don't do the trick they have things that are harder. vendor donate the product for free, what they get in return is priceless advertising. they are getting the exposure they wouldn't be able to buy. it's worths it. don't feel too bad for the nominees left in their seats on sunday. we only wish we could be losers like them. mary bruce abc news. >> alicia vitarelli reports live from holy on "action news"

at -- hollywood at 6:00 p.m. coverage gets underway at 7:00 p.m. in time for the oscars we're excited to announce direct tv is authorized provider for watch abc, customers can see abc shows live with the watch abc app that means you can watch the oscars live from all the mobile devices for more information about watch abc visit 6abc.com or you can watch it live and see the back stage stuff. >> that's why like, the behind the scenes video. >> "action news" continues with an update on the top stories. >> plus, we'll gets you the final accuweather forecast in just a moment.

>> recapping our top stories on "action news," icy conditions are blamed for a serious accident in greeneville delaware. warming temperatures are helping to melt the ice away, but a return to the deep freeze could create slick roads for tomorrow morning's rush. hollywood getting ready for the presentation of the 87th academy awards. you can see all the action at 7:00 p.m. with 0 oscar opening ceremony all the way live from the red carpet. >> not cold now but later tonight. >> reporter: the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast actually the cold starts moving in overnight tonight. it will be a nice afternoon testers in the upper 30s low hos not much of a -- 40s not much of a breeze. tomorrow the 25 comes early in the day. all day long the temperatures

camp out in the low 20s windchills in the single digits and teens. look at tomorrow night into tuesday morning. speaking of single digits we're dropping into the single digits close to seer vo north and west. -- zero north and west. >> it's a death defying act not only is she pregnant, but a sword swallower. monica hernandez is a stage performer in dallas, texas. it took 2 1/2 years to swallow the sword safely. she discovered she is doing this and pregnant. pregnant women all our inside are pressed up, i have to take that into consideration and that's why i have to use a shorter blade versus one that most people use. >> most people use? most people don't put swords

down their throat. she takes her pose to -- hoss posture and everything else into into consideration, as well. >> i wonder if the doctor approves. the ides of march is next on channel 6. >> "action news" continues at 6:00 p.m. we'll see you next weekend. # #