you, 6:00 a.m. on this saturday, january 16, i'm gray hall alongside alicia vitarelli. in the news this morning, decision made, but the eagles have to wait as their choice for head coach doug peterson finishes his season with the chief. new overnight, two people are hurt in a three-car accident. mild temperatures today, enjoy it, because a big change is on the way. chris sowers has the accuweather forecast. the best thing we heard all morning you can't shovel rain. >> reporter: going on sharp tank how much do we need for this? you can't shovel rain. >> reporter: maybe about 50 grand. we'll call lori.

there's the view as we look over the platt bridge, that's right, you can't shovel rain. temperatures with this nor'easter has been too mild, we haven't seen any wintry precipitation in the poconos. look how far north the rain/snow line is. it's in new york, new hampshire, hartford, connecticut reporting rain. in january you know it's cold enough for snow. warmer air flooding the area means we saw all liquid not the light stuff. this is quickly passing by. downdoesn't look like a bad afternoon. clouds and sun, 37 in fleetwood. pottstown, 38. saint davids, 38. it's chilly out there, but the 30s is where you should be for the high for this time of the year, it's only 6:00 a.m. 41 in glassboro, buena, 44. hammonton, 41. forecast for today, clouds and sun by afternoon, breezy and

mild after the damp start there's area of fog this morning, but again a lot of that should lift quickly. 52 degrees winds will pick up out of the northwest at 15 to 20 miles per hour. lunchtime, 50 degrees, sunshine expected at that point, 2:00 a.m., 50. 4:00 p.m., clouds and sun mixed, 47 degrees that's the air temperature at this point. it's a fairly mild weekend overall, but it's cooler than today. turn colder sunday night into monday, icy cold and bitter windchills we'll talk about the details in the forecast coming up in just a bit. time 6:02. search talking about this one. the eagles have settled on a new coach to lead the birds, but we have to wait to hear from him. doug peterson is busy helping lead his current team the chiefs in the divisional playoff game. the chiefs play the patriots this afternoon.

helping the man find the head coach knows the birds incident matily. intimately. he said peterson is tough and the right man for the team. peterson will wow the town. he has the experience in the city of philadelphia. he know the fabric of community. he lived here and worked here not for a year, but for many years, he inside what the community is about. peterson is currently the chief's offensive coordinator under former head coach andy reid. he has worked with reid his entire coaching career including offensive coach of the eagles. he was quarterback for the eagles in 1999 until donovan mcnabb took over. two cars collided in southwest philadelphia. one ended up on the front yard of a home south 67th street in

chester avenue. the other car slammed into a parked car. this morning the driver and passenger are being treated in the hospital. they are expected to be okay. this morning, the search continues for the the driver who hit a man and left him in hunting park. the man was hit at 5th and park avenue yesterday morning. he had a head injury and broken bones and being treated at temple university hospital. a man out running an errand found the victim in the street and called police. excessive speed and lack of traffic signs were the likely cause of a 2014 tour bus crash in delaware. that bus flipped on the ramp from route 1 to route 13 in new castle. killing three people arena injuring dozens of others. the bus driver pleaded guilty to three misdemeanor counts of proight -- operating a vehicle

causing death. he is scheduled to be sentenced this month. philadelphia police have released this sketch of a suspect who is wanted for shooting a 75-year-old woman in the face on new year's eve. it happened on the 7100 block os tacony section. the man demanded she hand over her purse, she refused and was shot in the cheek. penndot believe they have a solution to the bottle neck traffic on the schuylkill expressway. they would open another lane between city avenue and king of prussia. dann cuellar has the details on the study and how penndot could make this possible. >> reporter: a sea of red tail lights a common scene on the schuylkill expressway. the area between 202 and route 1

found by aaa to be among the 50 worst bottle necks in the country. there need all sorts of ideas to correct it over the years including building a double decker. what's the latest idea? , opening the shorepoints -- opening the shoulders to traffic during peak times. look at operational enhancements that can done in the short term. >> reporter: the proposal would require engineering because shoulder widths vary. and then there's this pressing question. what happens if there's an emergency how will vehicles get out of the way of an ambulance or other emergency vehicles. there's a lot of details that need to be worked out. >> reporter: what do motorists

think? i think it's a great idea, it is congested enough with the bottle neck that happens after king of prussia priermt gulph mills. -- prior to gulph mills. if it means traffic will flow better that's a great idea. it cuts down congestion in traffic. it would be a nightmare if there was a dangerous accident or somebody was hurt or fire, you would never get emergency vehicles through. >> reporter: in any event penndot will complete the study and make a decision by the spring. along the schuylkill expressway, dann cuellar channel 6 "action news." vice president has announced a moon shot plan he intends to use his final year in office to breakdown the barriers that are holding back progress. i believe from my exposure

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"action news" saturday morning. a popular ride sharing app has an offer to save you money for you. pictures from a rare january hurricane. >> reporter: coming up, it's a mild morning, it's going to be a fairly mild afternoon with temperatures in the 50s it won't last long. we have an arctic surge, arctic air on the way, windchills drop down into the single digits and teens. i'll have that right after this. time now, 6:12 we want to

get you caught up on breaking news we're following for you right now. we have a possible police barricade investigation, this unfolded at 4:30, 4900 block of chestnut street in west philadelphia. you can see the police on the scene. neighbors reported gunshots from the third floor rear of the house. police are trying to make contact with anyone inside the house. thisthere were no reports of injuries happening at 4900 block of chestnut street. we'll monitor the situation and bring you developments throughout the morning. in the meantime we have pictures of hurricane alex from space. check it out. this is the satellite of the storm when it first r50e67d --

full sphrent this week. this is the -- strengthen this week. this is the third time they have recorded a hurricane since 1851. alex has awake -- weakened it was the first hurricane to form since 1938. >> reporter: we knew the season with the el nino coming on and how strong it was, we knew how whacky it was going to be. will we start with alex. >> reporter: we'll go to the b. it will make the left hand turn and pull back toward canada over the next couple of days and get involved in our weather pattern in a little bit, i'll show you how that happens later in the broadcast. we're not talking about rain or

wind. it gets involved in the overall circulation it might help to drive the arctic air down into the lower 48. in the meantime there's the ben franklin bridge, the heavy rain has pulled away it's damp and there's patchy fog that's developed. by afternoon we'll see skies brighten up and temperatures on the mild side shooting for a high of rowferl -- roughly 50 degrees. 43 degrees, dewpoint, 39. , northwest winds at # miles pee miles per hour. the cold has not had a chance to hit and hold, it arrives for a day or two and leaves and starts to warm up again. the next blast arrives and leaves and starts to warm up. that's the pattern for january.

this week things change a little bit. the next shot of arctic air that arrives will hold. it will be the coldest week of the season so far. 42 in philadelphia. allentown, 37. millville, checking in at 43 degrees. no visibility issues across south jersey and delaware, although the evicts have come down pretty -- visibilities have come down pretty nicely across the western suburbs. satellite and radar showing the nor'easter coastal storm pushing into new england and pulling away from the delaware valley. sthoo continues to pull -- as that continues to pull north into the canadian maritimes, with the weather on the tail end here, we'll have clipper systems dive down during the week, each one will reinforce the cold air developing across the northern plains. look at the windchills. 20 below in bismarck, 17 in chicago. this will make a beeline toward the delaware valley arriving sunday into monday morning.

future tracker of in the short term, skies brightening up. upper 40s for new jersey and delaware. sun and clouds. clear overnight, temperatures in the upper 20s and low 30s. windchills take a nose dive as we get into monday morning. single digits north and west, low teens across south jersey. this will be the trend monday and tuesday, as well. it won't be until wednesday we start to feel a break from old man winter. 44 degrees by 10:00 a.m. lunchtime, 49. 2:00 p.m., 50. the skies brighten up a little bit. clouds and sun breezy and mild, 352 philadelphia millville and cape may. 47 in reading and allentown 46. partly cloudy and colder still breezy. upper 20s north and west,

millville 28. freezing mark of 32 in cape may. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, 52 today, 42 tomorrow mostly cloudy as the arctic front arrives late in the day, there's a chance of snow showers especially through the evening hours, right now it doesn't look like it will be that big of a deal. keep that in the back of your mind. if you see a few flakes don't be alarmed. 28 degrees monday, 29 tuesday, 38 for wednesday. last year, everybody was out buying the scrairms and -- scrapers and the shovels and milk and the bread. you know what, i don't know where my shovel is this year. 6:18. it was a joyful celebration of the life and legacy of the reverend martin luther king junior last night.

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a low here and upper level low here, the winds are out of the south this is all mild, that's why it's all rain. the pattern was not conducive enough for snow this go around. that may change later on, but this has been the pattern all winter. turning to sports, the flyers look for their 5th win this afternoon against the rangers. the sixers play portland in south philadelphia. jeff skeverski kicks off coverage of the eagles hiring of doug peterson as coach. >> reporter: jeffrey lori and howie roseman led the way in the coaching search. "action news" has learned behind the scenes former quarterback ron jaworski was throwing in his two cents, as well which led to doug peterson. there are hundreds of coaches in this book, everyone was talked about. >> reporter: jaworski among the select few that had the book on

all the confidential information on the coaches. he sat in on the interviews during the search. he believes the chief's offensive coordinator is the best. i believe doug peterson will wow the town. there were incredible candidates that's what made the decision so hard. that's great, it was an easy decision, we all talked long, harold and lengthy about hiring the right head coach. it was not he's the guy, and let's move on. no, the eagles got it right. jaws would not say whether peterson was the number one choice, whether he is or not, dick vermeal tells us he was not the eagles number one 6 in 1976 and vermeil led them to the super bowl. vermeil said he was the third

choice behind joe paterno. he said his background as a quarterback and learning under andy reid is a plus. i would like to see him come in and everybody rally around him. not look at the negatives, stop saying we didn't get the guy we wanted. the guy you really wanted may not be good enough anyway. >> reporter: peterson will get a four year deal with an option for a 5th year. he cannot be officially highlander until the chiefs are out of the playoffs which could happen as early as tonight. this is a situation where jeffrey lori wanted to get control back to the front office, he can do that. peterson can coach the team, howie rose man will run the front office. peterson will get along with people in the way chip kelly did not. >> reporter: before deciding on chip's replacement, the eagles

were planning on bringing ben mack -- macadoo back, but when the giants got wind of it, they n. nixed it. there's a sports, have a good day.

the big question this morning could bill cosby see the criminal charges against him

dropped? we have the details on the turn of events. deadly battle, authorities in west africa regain control of a luxury hotel that was taken over by al qaeda extremists. the rain has ended, but get ready for a big dip in temperatures. big and long lasting. chris sowers has the arctic details. >> reporter: let's get you outside. it's certainly going to be the longest arctic outbreak that we've seen thus far this season. up to this point, the outbreaks have only lasted a day or two. this will last until next week with the core of the cold arriving monday and tuesday. there's the view of penns landing, roads are wet and the heavy rains have pulled away. allentown, 42. millville, 43. sea isle city, 43. atlantic city 42 degrees, 24 hour temperatures change, we

were anywhere from 11 to 15 degrees warmer than the same time yesterday. that's why we're seeing rain not snow out of the system. you get five to ten thousand feet aloft, temperatures are above freezing. you have temperatures above freezing at the surface level you'll not get snow. the snow is up here, across canada. that's how far the rain/snow line is. this system is unfortunate for the snow lovers. for everybody else you're happy. 52 degrees, a damp start. we'll go 52 today. 42 tomorrow, big time cool down as we head into monday and tuesday, i'll show you that coming up in just a few minutes. remember you can get the seven-day forecast and check storm tracker 6 live at any time at 6abc.com/weather. you're time now, 6:32. the criminal case against bill cosby could be in jeopardy. an e-mail surfaced supporting

claims by the comedian that he was promised no criminal charges. bruce castor sent an e-mail to his successor risa ferman stating that if 0 cosby testified in a civil case with andrea constand the deposition would not be used in a criminal case. efforts to reach castor, ferman and current d.a. have been unsuccessful. officials storm a luxury hotel in africa after a group tide with i will kyle did a took people hostage. 23 people did not make it out alive. some bodies were found in the cafe, dozens wounded.

several hostage takers two women died. this is where americans often stay, american special forces were on the scene offering tactical advice. it was near the scene of mali the site of an attack by islamic radicals next year. the eagles could officially name their next head coach. doug peterson is currently the offensive coordinator for the kansas chiefs. the announcement cannot happen until the chiefs are out of the playoffs that could happen today. peterson served under former coach andy reid. police in delaware this morning, investigate a serious crash, take a look, the action cam was on the scene last night of the 200 block of upper pike creek road and pike creek. police say the driver lost control, hitting utility pole and then went down a 45-foot

embankment. he was taken to christiana hospital with non-life threatening injuries. from delaware, a scene you have to see to believe, the police are trying to determine what caused a woman to crash her car right into a home. this happened yesterday morning on colfax court. a woman lost control and hit a garage and lost control again andy ended up in another woman's kitchen. the 73-year-old woman you see being rescued there, was inside eating her breakfast at the time the car came crashing through the wall. the woman was pinned for 20 minutes, but expected to be okay. i don't know how she made it out of there. she had a guardian angel. she did. she is recovering the driver has been charged with reckless driving. philadelphia police say someone stole keepsakes from a

dead man's casket in kensington. now the family wants the items back. jeff chirico has the details. even when they would sing the star spangle banner, no matter where we were he would cry. >> reporter: that's how the cousins describe their grandfather who died last week at the age of 93. the proud navy seaman was rarely seen without his u.s.s. wichita cap adorned with pins. now that hat along with his wedding ring is missing stolen from a car. if i really said how i felt about it, it wouldn't be good. we want the stuff back. >> reporter: fiewrnl director lease -- funeral director lisa miller said she left the bag inside her locked minute --

minivan. i feel terrible. i feel like it was left in my care and this happened. philadelphia police collected the bag to dust for fingerprints. mean thyme, miller is turning to social media to get the word out. >> reporter: i put it on facebook, it's been shared 125 times so far. that stuff is priceless for us. >> reporter: priceless for this family. give us the hat and pin back and the ring. that means ploor to us than -- more to us than anything. >> reporter: the family asks whoever has them to please return them to the mcbride funeral home, no questions

asked. unbelievable. the next story is a warning for homeowners in philadelphia. being on the look out for a man who is allegedly approaching people and claiming to be an inspector with the city. this man has approached residents near three homes in north philadelphia. he told them that their homes were set to be demolished an in one case he asked for money. he seemed to be seeking an opportunity maybe someone who was elderly or someone on the street. it doesn't look like any particular homes were targeted. although he did reference properties on the block that were scheduled to be demolished which is untrue. he was wearing a reflective vest and hard hat and no i.d. license snrption -- inspectors wear clothing with the license

and inspection logo. the market capped the first two week of the near year with a steep slide. the dow was down and the nasdaq dropped 126 points. the market is in a correct with the dow down 8% in 2016. much. downward pressure is being caused by the pledging price of oil is below $30 a barrel, the lowest level since 2003. walmart said it is closing 269 stores, the closures will affect 16,000 workers, ten thousand are here in the u.s. the announcement comes three months after a ceo told investors that walmart would review its store fleet amid increasing competition. no stores in delaware, pennsylvania or new jersey will be affected. from our new jersey

newsroom. stockton has completed the sale to batter. karl icon will take over the taj mahal in atlantic city. the appeals court ruled he did nothing wrong when it cut off benefits for it's employees. icon has been trying to take over the hotel and casino and funding it for more than a year. there's more to come on this saturday morning. meeting of a lifetime. college students from tennessee get a shoutout from adele after meeting the superstar singer in london. and they got a selfie. people in florida will be cleaning up after a possible

tornado touched down in the area. live look sky6 live hd, that's wilmington, delaware, the rain is moving out, but the cold is moving in. chris sowers has the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast in when we come right back. 6:43, the time we want to

update you on the breaking news we've been following all morning. this is possible barricade situation happening in west philadelphia on the 4900 block of chestnut. the update is that s.w.a.t teams

are on the scene. we have learned septa is rerouting buses in the area. you see police on the scene. the entire block has been sectioned off because of the investigation. we know police were in on the scene at 4:30, after neighbors reported gunshots coming from the third floor in the rear of a home on chestnut street in west philadelphia. right now police trying to make contact with the individuals inside the home. as we have been checking for you, so far no reports of any injuries. we'll follow this story throughout the morning and bring you any new developments. we're tracking other news, a reported tornado left behind a path of destruction. take a look at this, this is in fort meyers familiar touching down in a condo pleks -- complex, ripping off roofs. nobody was injured, bus stop there's a lot of cleanup to do. 6:45 if you're just waking

up, get a cup of coffee and know that the rain is on the way out. >> reporter: damp out there, but the rain is long gone at this point. it's getting ready to clear new york city, as well. it is racing off to the northeast. later this afternoon we'll see the skies brighten up and sunshine and mild temperatures. today's high top out in the low 50s. light green northern new jersey pushing into new england most of the delaware valley is dry. 52 degrees that's the forecasted high. 12 degrees above normal. the low temperatures this morning is the present temperature of 42. 43 in millville. 37 in allentown. 35 in the poconos. trenton, 41. sea isle city, 43. dover, 43. there's the nor'easter, it's green for everybody, the lehigh valley far western suburbs, poconos, scranton, wilks-berre

it's all rain. temperatures are too warm. we have an upper level low here, there's the surface storm right there. that's racing up the eastern seaboard. we have an upper level low there, these are funneling in all the warm air from the carolinas and the virginias. that's why the entire system is rain, you have a little bit of snow out through here. this is way to the north. this is vermont, new hampshire, maine you have to go way up here toronto to see any of the white stuff which is very, very rare for this time of the year. you talk about a nor'easter and coastal storm in january you've got snow falling at some point in in someplace. that's not the case this go around. philadelphia skies starting to brighten up. philadelphia, 42. we start out with clouds, low-level clouds and patchy fog. it will be damp and skies brighten up this afternoon. 4:00 p.m., the model has

philadelphia at 48. we'll top out at 50 to 52. overnight tonight, mainly clear to partly cloudy and temperatures in 30 in the 30s. tomorrow afternoon, the arctic go around arrives late in the day. we might have a brief snow shower and temperatures cooler in the highs in the upper 30s north and west. 40 south and east. 8:00 a.m. monday morning, single digits north and west, low teens south and east. all day long monday, it will be brutally cold with highs in the 20s, feeling like 9 in reading and allentown. 14 in philadelphia. this model goes 72 hours out. we'll stop the clock on tuesday. look at the windchills. 6 in philadelphia. 3 in allentown. 5 below in the poconos. enjoy today's 52 because it's not going to last.

46 degrees this afternoon for the lehigh valley. partly sunny and mild, damp start sun by afternoon. atlantic city and most of the shorepoints pretty much the same thing, temperatures mild. 52 in atlantic city. partly sunny and windy. winds out of northwest a25 miles per hour. philadelphia, breezy and mild, 52. overnight tonight turning colder, partly cloudy, 26 degrees outlying suburbs, 29 for center city. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast get ready for the coldest week of the winter so far. 52 today, 42 tomorrow. the weekend as a whole is pretty quiet. although it will be breezy. the arctic front plows through sunday night. monday 28. >> reporter: , tuesday, 29. wednesday, ips windchills in the teens. 38. thursday, 39. friday, 42. you don't have to shovel rain, it's all rain. no snow in the seven day. the coldest week coming up.

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you, it is 7:00 a.m. saturday, january 16. i'm gray hall alongside alicia vitarelli. in the news this morning, decision made, but now the eagles have to wait as their choice for head coach doug peterson finishes his season with the chief. new overnight, two people are hurt in a three car does he want. we have the details. temperatures in the 50s, enjoy today because big changes are ahead. meteorologist chris sowers stepping outside for a live look at the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast. how does it feel out there, chris? >> reporter: it's a little chilly, it's obviously damp, but not too