warm up tomorrow. cecily tynan is at the big board with the details. this is tough to take but there say light at the end of the tunnel. >> we have another shot of cold air next week but this morning a tough morning to get out of bed, philadelphia the temperature dropped down to 12 degrees, that is 14 degrees below normal, allentown 8, trenton 9 and wilmington 12, it's big problem was that we had gusty winds and the lowest windchill in the wee hours of the morning down to 25 degrees below zero in the poconos and philadelphia dropped down to 4 degrees below, and reading 5 below and trenton 6 degrees below zero. and the winds eased and it's not feeling that bad now, satellite 6 along with action radar showing high pressure building in from western pennsylvania and as it moves over us, the winds calm down and what happens tomorrow is this high pressure moves off the eastern seaboard

and we get a surge of air out of the southwest from the mississippi valley than will bring slightly warmer conditions. we are in the 30s here in philadelphia and raleigh 32 and you can see atlanta and memphis, temperatures in the 40s, so tomorrow we should make it up to 40 degrees, which is seasonably cold and feeling better than today and yesterday. so what is ahead tonight is another cold night and winds are calm and not a windchill factor to deal with, and right through the weekend i'm tracking a big warming trend however it will come at a cost, i'll explain that in the full accuweather forecast. >> thank you cecily, 6abc.com/weather is your place to turn as wintry weather finally arrives, you can rely on our constantly updating forecast and the latest from accuweather to get you through. >> in other news, president barack obama announced executive actions today to tighten gun control, speaking in the east

room at the white house, is he said he is not plotting to take away everyone's guns but will tighten background checks to keep guns out of the wrong hands, he got emotional and actually cried when talking about the shooting in newtown connecticut and the 20 first grards killed. >> we'll have 200 atf investigators and agents and to report lost or stolen guns and help those suffering frommentsal illness to get the help they need. another part of his plan is to invest $500 billion to treatmentsal illness across the country and make sure mental health records are submitted to the background check system. michael brody believes that the president is overplaying the role that mental illness plays

in mass shootings. >> the continuing linkage continues to further stigmatize people and push people out of treatment rather than bring them in for service. >> only 5% of gun crimes according to brody are attrib e attributed to mental health issues. the "action news" facebook page is talking about this all day long, you can give your opinion on the announcement today, join in on the conversation and find links to our details stories at 6abc.com, if you haven't already make sure you are getting more posts like these by liking facebook.com/a

facebook.com/abcactionnews. police are looking for a man that they say raped a woman and took things as well. chad pradelli is live with the latest. >> reporter: monica, really a troubling crime, here is what philadelphia police are telling me happened. it was 10:00 last night on the 2100 block of granite in the bridesburg section of philadelphia, the suspect knocked on a door there and a woman answered and that suspect forced his way inside armed with a handgun, three women in total and a boy were put in a room and the suspect ransacked the house and stole a tv and purses and electronic devices, but before fleeing he took one of the women to another section of the house and raped her and the suspect then fled and remains at large tonight. we are on the 2100 block of granite and neighbors are deeply disturbed. >> it's like unthinkable, who would do such a horrible thing. you just want to be free to open

up your door to whom ever, because that is who i am, i don't want to hold back who i am. but with things like that you have to be careful. >> and at this points, police have no suspects, the investigation is ongoing and it's unclear if the suspect fled in a vehicle, we are trying to get new details from investigators but the investigation is still early on in the process. i'm live outside of the special victims unit, chad pradelli, channel 6 "action news." >> thank you. fire marshalls are looking for the cause tonight for a fire that destroyed the clubhouse at the cobb's creek golf course overnight what is left of the building is now covered in ice, the flames broke out last evening, this is a big loss for the golf club dating back to

1916. attorneys have delayed camille cosby's deposition, she was set to testify in the case of seven women that accused her husband of sexual misconduct. bill cosby denies the accusations. and now tanya couch has agreed to be extradited to texas. prosecutors say they fled texas to avoid a probation violation related to his dui crash that killed four people, she is in solitary confinements, for hindering the app exception of a felon. breaking news now. chopper 6 hd over the ben franklin bridge tonight where a westbound patco train became disabled while crossing the

bridge, about 100 passengers were on the train when the train some now became disabled and the brakes did not disengage and the passengers were off loaded and they are checking the scene and you see the patco workers checking the train right now trying to see exactly what the problem is, we are of course continuing to keep an eye on the situation, again a westbound patco train disabled on the ben franklin bridge at this hour. time to check the rest of the "action news" traffic report right now, pat pellman is here with the latest tonight. >> with the patco problems we see 5 to 10 minutes delays, because they are using a single track, the train is blocking the tracks on the north side of the ben franklin bridge but on the roads, three spots you definitely don't want to venture into. 95 southbound because it looks like this, for nine miles this way from academy road knee girard avenue, travel time an

hour and six minutes, the crash at girard is gone but it's still taking you forever, head for frankford avenue or the southbound boulevard instead. the second spot 42 southbound, all approaches to the walt whitman bridge are clogged because of 42 southbound is clogged with speeds like 11 miles per hour by 295, we have the crash taking out the two right lanes and the third spot, is the a.c. expressway, westbound side approaching the exit for the a.c. airport, just 14 miles per hour and two left lanes are blocked there because of another accident, and scattered delays on the regional rails, paoli thorndale and norristown lines. we'll check it again in the next half hour. more to come on "action news" tuesday night, she beat cancer after having an experimental treatment, today she gave back to childrens hospital to say thank you, ali gorman has her story coming up in health check. >> a great day for the local

families as families from the air national guard return home. we'll have the latest from accuweather.

yesterday philadelphia' new mayor took over, richard ross was sworn in as police commissioner, in a ceremony that highlights his roots and his commitment to keeping people safe. vernon odom has more. >> congratulations! >> with that only richard ross became philadelphia's 30th police commissioner, he chose his alma mater as the venue after a quarter century rising through the ranks of philadelphia's finest. he was mayor kenney's first choice. >> he instilled a decently and dig nate. in order to lead a police department in 2016. >> i am not ashamed to applaud this department or ashamed to say that some things need to change. >> he will work to improve

police relations with key elements of the community. >> -- even thoughs we don't trust and don't want to connect with us -- >> richard ross graduated from central high in 1982, the kmigner's speech was an inspiration. >> it gives me inspiration to know i could be whatever i want to be and do what i want to do. >> it was an inspiring speech, i also want to pursue a career in law enforcement, first a police officer and then becoming an fbi agent. >> several generations were here beaming with pride. >> i'm proud of him accomplishing this. >> my dad is my role model and told me try hard and always do your best and i couldn't be more proud of him. >> i will continue to be proud when adversity happens and when adversity happens i know he and other police officers will step up to the plate.

>> he is chief inspector myron paterson. he will be scorn in as deputy police commissioner. the hospital receive aid big thank you today from a 10-year-old girl and her family, she came back from the brink thanks to break through cancer treatment. ali gorman joins us with more. >> reporter: you may remember emily whitehead, the first pediatric patient to go through cancer treatment to treat an aggressive form of leukemia she is cancer free for three years and is giving back to help others. >> 10-year-old emily whitehead and her family presented a huge donation to the childrens hospital. today she lives the typical

10-year-old life. >> i like sleepovers and playing with my toys. >> this is emily almost four years ago, she was battling an aggressive form of leukemia, when chemo stopped working she became the first pediatric patient to undergo experimental treatment. using her own t cells they use tropical disturbance to attack her own cell sflz first she got very sick. >> she was on a ventilator for seven days and woke up and came back to us on her seventh birthday. >> it was a miracle and when it works the family decided to start a foundation. >> so all kids can come home with their parents, happy and healthy. >> we had a goal for the first year of $50,000 but the support we have throughout the city and

state is really amazing. since emily was treated locally more than 80 other kids and 20 adults received the therapy. we just reported that in the initial kids we treated 93% have gone into remission with really tough leukemia. >> emily's hope is simple. >> so kids can come home healthy. >> the $100,000 will go directly into a clinical trial testing it on other types of leukemia and lymphoma, they are not sure if it will work to treat other cancers and researchers are working on that, we have more information on emily's foundation at 6abc.com. it's making a big difference. >> thank you ali. nearly two dozen air men got a welcome in delaware, the action cam was in delaware as the 166th squadron returned to the u.s., they were working on a

60 day rotation in southeast asia, among those getting a big welcome home was alexander southerland greeted by his wife and family. >> it's a happy glow and good to be back and having my family in my arms again. >> they were excited and they were restless by the time they got here. every single day since they left. when is daddy coming home, they couldn't wait they were excited. >> welcome home. the southerlands said the final order of business is celebrating christmas which they will do as a family on saturday.

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time now for accuweather at the "action news" big board. cecily tynan if you are a skier like me -- >> we have to go sometime, i'm ready. >> i'll catch up with you on the ski lift. >> speaking of skiing rick will be here in a few days, this is a live picture from the shawnee mountain at the delaware water gap, they were able to make snow and shawnee was open today with six trails rick, wax up the skis

and do some skiing, able to make the snow because it was so cold, windchills this morning really tell a story, philadelphia the windchill for the first time this season, 4 degrees below zero, and doylestown felt colder 5 degrees below zero and temperatures struggling to make it to the freezing mark, philadelphia 31 and allentown and trenton 28 and millville 26 and cape may 28 degrees, this time yesterday we had sustained winds at 20 miles per hour and now they have dropped off to 6 miles per hour and even with that there is a bit a windchill factor, and 25 in philadelphia and 19 in dove and millville 21 degrees, the eastern half of the country pretty much clear and the reason why, this broad area of high pressure, as it eases right over us tonight.

the winds calm kprecompletely a moves off the eastern seaboard and that ushers in a warming trend into the weekend. it's a cold night but not as harsh as last night. 6 in philadelphia allentown 14 and cape may 19 degrees, but cold but no windchill with the calm winds. tomorrow bright sunshine and chill in the air, seasonably cold with a high of 40 in philadelphia, reading 39 and millville 40 and dover 40 degrees, i am tracking a system pulling in over the weekend you think with the cold air, can't we get some snow? but the next five days there is zero chance of snow, the air is too mild so the storms moving in will bring us waves of rain and no snow this weekend, the five-day at 5:00, plenty of sunshine and not as cold as today with a high of 40, we

bumping it up to 45 degrees and then things go downhill, we wake up with sunshine in the morning and clouds in the afternoon, 47 degrees, looks like light rain late saturday night and it's a damp day periods of showers and high of 50 and sunday much milder, 55 degrees and some rain and depending on the track, we could actually get a soaking rain and what that system will do is open the air for another dose of cold air next week, adam will talk about that coming up in the accuweather forecast. >> until then we have a bit of a warming trend. >> thank you cecily. more to come on our next hour of "action news" at 5:00. and two men target a customer at a local convenience store and it's all captured on surveillance, those stories and more when "action news" at 5:00 comes right back.

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. "action news" continues with jaime apody, rick williams and monica malpass frightening moments in northeast philadelphia taking off with a

6-year-old child in the backseat. and new details are emerging about the so-called affluenza teenager's actions in mexico. and a quick trip to the corner store could have ended in tragedy when a thief stole a running car with a little boy asleep in the back. it happened on oxford avenue in northeast philadelphia, within 30 minutes, the of-year-old was in the arms of police officers but the suspect remains at large tonight. sara bloomquist is here with newly released video of the incident. >> reporter: that video shows what happened here outside of the 7-eleven, unfortunately it's not a good picture of the suspect. who drove out with this honda and a 6-year-old boy in the

backseat. >> the father sparked his honda outside of 7-eleven and ran in to buy milk and left the engine running while his 6-year-old slept in the backseat. a man jumped out and got in the honda and both vehicles pull away, the step father bag in hand went running after the child. >> they took the car and rode towards the boulevard. >> police put out a trips of the honda, spoiler, silver, tinted windows, while investigators row viewed the video, the child suffered from asthma and did not have his inhaler, within an hour they found the honda at leaper street a mile away, the engine running, the heat on and the boy still sound asleep. >> he was uninjured and told us he was asleep the entire time.

>> officers brought the child back to the 7-eleven where he was reunited with his stepfather and mother, they are processing the car looking for fingerprints and dna. and his apparent accomplice, the person driving the white sedan, police don't think the suspect knew the child was sleeping inside of the car and when he realized it ditched the car just a five minute drive away from here, he will be charged with auto theft and kidnapping. i'm sara bloomquist, channel 6 "action news." >> sara thank you. two men are behind bars tonight accused in a burglary that ended in murder in ocean county. >> this is the suspects, investigators say they broke into the lakewood township home of miguel rivera and killed him. his body was found on christmas eve by police and they were taken into custody yesterday and

held on $1 million bail tonight and the mother is also held on charges for hindering the investigation. from our new jersey newsroom, a 46-year-old south jersey woman admitted to giving her husband's mother a deadly drink containing antifreeze. she plead guilty to aggravated manslaughter, she admitted giving her the drink when she visited her in 2012, the elderly woman fell into a coma and later died. she faces 125 years in prison when she is sentenced next month. no word on a motive. investigators say this blaze on the 1,000 block of kennett square started in the chimney but flames quickly spread throughout the home and then the roof, firefighters managed to get it under control after

midnight then were called out this morning to extinguish hot spots. the philadelphia police are looking for two people that stole cash from a customer inside of a tioga-nicetown gas station on christmas eve, this is the 2200 block of west allegheny avenue, the suspect walks in and walks past the person counting cash and one of them grabbed the crash and both ran off, the victim was not hurt. >> detectives also try to identify the juveniles that caused thousands of dollars worth of damage in logan, police say that three boys went into a property under renovation in the 4400 block of north broad street, and allegedly broke holes in the sheetrock and spray painted on the walls and equipment and broke tables, they are between 14 and 17 years old. the mother of the so-called affluent teenager, wants to go

back to texas in order to clear her name. she is accused of helping her 18-year-old ethan flee to mexico as he was being investigated for allegedly violating his patrol following a drunk driving conviction. >> reporter: rick, we are learning new details about ethan couch's final days on the run in mexico, before being captured his mother made a brief appearance in court, her only concern is how her son is doing while in custody south of the border. >> tanya couch, the mother of the now infamous affluenza teen agreeing to be hauled back to texas. at the same time her son ethan met with his lawyer here at this mexico city detention center after fighting deportation. >> new details about the duo's

life on the run, workers at this strip club harem tell abc news that the teen was drinking and getting lap dances and when he couldn't pay, they took ethan back to his apartment where his mother paid the tab. >> don't think anything will happen until something gets ethan's attention. >> ethan was convicted of killing four people in a drunk driving crash and only getting probation. the lawyers argued that he didn't know right from wrong and then he and haddize mother fled to mexico after this video showing him possibly violating probation. and she faces 10 years in prison if convicted of helping her son flee. now authorities have 30 days to transfer her back to texas.

brandi hitt, channel 6 "action news." >> thank you. the fbi is asking for your help as they wrap up last night deadly shooting in san bernardino, california, officials are trying to fill an 18 minutes gap in the timeline of the two killers' movements. it's unclear what farook and his wife malik were doing, they want to make sure no stone goes unturned. >> we want to ensure that we know whether or not they stopped at any locations, any residenced or businesses they we don't already know about. >> today the fbi rereleased the picture of the rented suv that the killers used to flee the killing scene. the armed siege at a wildlife reserve continues, and they say they are in it for the long haul.

bundy says that ranchers and famers should have control of federal lands and until that happens they will stay at the national wildlife refuge and they have taken no action against the group, both sides want to resolve the standoff peacefully. world news tonight will have more on the oregon standoff as well as the san bernardino terror investigation and the affluenza mother's day in court. time to get a check of the traffic scene out there on a tuesday. matt pellman is back in the traffic center with an update. >> you heard of the bridge over troubled waters, what about when the bridges are troubled. coming off the ben franklin bridge into camden you hit this wall of traffic at 676 southbound down to the 42 freeway, you are looking at single digit speeds because on 42 southbound, still have the accident taking out the two right lanes, causing gridlock

toward the walt whitman bridge packed solid into knowledge, if you are headed for the garden state use the eastbound betsy ross or the commodore barry not the ben or the walt. and near the a.c. airport exit on the a.c. expressway speeds in the teens there and teens or less from 95 southbound from woodhaven to girard, luckily the crash that caused it is gone and a rough ride on the rails, scattered delays on the rails, usually 10 to 20 minutes on many of the lines. good luck getting home. >> thank you. still ahead on "action news," folks standing casually on the sidewalk are bombarded with tons of snow and it's all captured on surveillance video. >> and if you were not planning on playing the lottery you may want to change your plans. we'll tell you how big the jackpot is tonight, i bet you have a ticket. >> very ten or so. >> you and i together?

>> i'm good-bye myself. 32 in philadelphia, the numbers are low and the numbers going back above normal in the seven-day forecast. >> plus, jaime apody has sports and the continued search for the eagles head coach.

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two people were hurt after a mound of snow fell off the roof of a mosque on to the sidewalk is of turkey right there. local lorts show that two women were left trapped under the snow and footage shows bystanders trying to get to safety, both are expected to be okay. one american soldier was killed and two others injured durago an hour's long bat until after afghanistan. the taliban focused efforts on retaking parts of the city for recent weeks forcing afghan troops to fight back. they have not led up to what happened with the battle. and a standoff in georgia took a turn, after 11 hours a man held his girlfriend and

children in the motel room and they stormed the room and he stabbed himself in the neck, he was rushed to the hospital in critical condition, police have not said if he was the father of the children, that began as a domestic dispute. a united airlines flight slid off an icy runway, as the plane was preparing to take off for denver, they were evacuated through a rear door of the plane and freezing rain causes delays and cancellations in that region. >> turning to sports tonight, eagles coaching search continues, jaime apody is here now with the latest on that. >> all the rumors, the search continues. the eagles reportedly interview bears coordinator adam gais, his role in turning around jay cutler's career in one year. chip kelly was the hot name in one year. i had the name to catch up with

essential joiner and here is his take. >> i'm not a hot name guy, especially when you talk about our eagles, if you talk about another organization great, go after the guy you feel is the next new up and comer, i would rather have a guy that has head coaching experience before and a guy around for a while and would rather have a guy that comes in and is basically coming in and has broad relationships in the game. >> who is your hire? who can do that for this team? >> i would take, any number guy is hugh jackson, i like him because he has been a head coach before and has moved on to be an offensive coordinator for cincinnati, we watched andy dalton's roller coaster ride at quarterback and evolve to one of the elite quarterbacks in the game, if he can fix andy dalton

he can fix what is going on here in philadelphia. >> how hard is it for a new coach to come in here and fix that. fix the personnel and the mistakes there and fix the culture that is now -- some of the locker room is divided? >> well, i have never been a big culture guy, i believe that your coach establishes is formed by your wins and losses, if you are a winner that is the culture you breathe and you need tal ento do th that. >> the flyers are back from a trip that did not leave them california dreaming, their only highlight is a lunch at the mansion. they went 0-3, there getting ready to host tonight at home, and claude giroux will be joined by wayne simmons on the right,

they hope the new look will help jump start thing zplz we play together and want to get our chemistry going, we only played one period together, that will be important for taos keep it simple and just work and good things will happen. >> we have not played together too much, and it's completely different than five on five, those two players are great players and for me it's just give them the puck and put my stick on the ice and get to the net. >> nerlins noel says this is like night and day, after starting the season 1-30, they are 3-3 the past six games, they beat the timberwolves thanks to jahlil okafor, two steals and a block. and the run and gun worked for him and smith 16 and the team all smiles, they beat minnesota 109-99 and are off until

thursday, to have atlanta here at home. and we will hopefully talk -- tomorrow. well, the power ball jackpot skyrocketed again today it's an estimated $450 million, atlantic city know a thing about money and taking chances, people there are buying tickets hoping to strike it rich and the drawing is tomorrow evening, you'll see the numbers only on "action news" at 11:00, the winner gets $270 million from the lump sum option, the biggest power ball jackpot was $591 million back in 2013. wow. the internet is crazy fast here. i know, right? it's so nice to have everyone over. hi hey. mmm. i just laid an egg. does anybody want it?

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-- you two can hug it out. bright sunshine today despite the chill and there are some that don't mind getting their feet wet in january when we have such cold temperatures, their feet or webs whatever you want to call it, having fun with the log there and boom you go downstream, maybe one will follow, as we take a look at the almanac in philadelphia, a chilly day no matter where you were, 32 degrees in philadelphia, 8 degrees below the normal of 40, and it's low 12 degrees and 10 degrees shy of the record in 1904, it was 2 below zero for the air temperature and the windchills got to 4 degrees below zero, trenton 28 now as well as the lehigh valley, and below freezing in lancaster and dover down to 25 and 25 at the atlantic city airport. and with a clear sky and winds relaxing the numbers are going

to fall quickly this evening, 0 trenton and wilmington is your wind speed. it's going to be exceptionally cold but we are not going to have windchills to deal with overnight so it won't feel as harsh as it did last night and this morning. high pressure is to the west than is squashing the moisture and cloud cover, anywhere from northern new england and the mid-atlantic and tennessee valley and this remains in control for the next couple of days. clear and cold an i calm wind with the wind passing overhead. pretty similar, and again with the calm wind, we are not going to have the below zero windchills, and then wednesday afternoon, there is more of a southerly wind, moving the temperature back to seasonably norms with a clear sky and then the high weekends, low pressure develops off the carolinas and too far out to sea to bring

precipitation, this goes way to the north and east and we watch this low that like much of the system this particular winter has cut across the great lakes and swings its warm front through and we warm it up and any precipitation is the form of liquid. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, sunny tomorrow and a few high clouds on thursday as we warm back up into the middle 40s, and upper 40s friday morning sun giving way to clouds and as the warm fronts arrives, saturday showers and drizzle, not a washout. 50 degrees and we are in the mid-50s the second half of the weekend and depend on the track of a new low that develops, light rain and there could be a round of heavy rain in the afternoon and behind that, the cool air funnels in as we go back below normal by tuesday at 38 degrees, at this point we can't link the cold or with the precipitation to give us any kind of snow. >> thank you so much.

of course 6abc.com/weather, as winter finally arrives. rely on our constantly updated forecast and accuweather to get you through. actor, mel gibson takes on a role as a presenter at the golden globes, is he out of the limelight for decades after a dui arrest and anti-semitic remarks the mother of his daughter also made headlines, the oscars air on sunday february 28th, live here on 6 abc.

right now jim gardner is standing by with these stories next at 6:00. richard ross is sworn as police commissioner. for adam joseph and cecily tynan, jaime apody, rick williams and the entire "action news" team, i'm monica malpass

have a good night. "action news" at 6:00 is next.

"action news" delaware valleys's leading news program. with ducis rogers, cecily tynan and jim gardner. tuesday night and president barack obama announces a plan to reduce gun violence and delaware state police search for the driver in a fatal hit and run pedestrian crash, but the big story on "action news" tonight is the big chill, day two. folks were bundled up this morning as the temperature got down to 12 degrees in philadelphia and lower than that elsewhere. we even had below zero windchills. we are about to take a turn for

warmer weather, lets get the latest information from accuweather and meteorologist, cecily tynan. >> this morning is when the core of this arctic air was over us and we had gusty winds and the windchill dropped down to 4 degrees below zero in philadelphia and 5 below in trenton and 4 below in millville. and the windchill in the poconos 19 degrees below and the windchill advisory was posted and the windchill dropped down below 25 degrees below zero. the temperatures are still pretty cold and the windchill is 25 in philadelphia, everything is relative compared to this morning it's not that bad and what will happen overnight is the winds diminish, and that means another cold night that won't be as harsh as last night. it shows this arctic high pressure over western pennsylvania and what this will do is keep pushing