coln dealer. sunday morning, five american prisoners granted freedom in iran and the landmark and controversial nuclear deal is being implemented. this morning, the eagles announce the hiring of peed doug pederson is the head coach. a pleasant good morning to you, sky6 live hd looking live from city hall from the temple university camera. the coldest air of the winter so far is heading toward us.

good morning, a jackets scarves and gloves this week, looks like an arctic blast, right? . it is colder today, yesterday we topped out in the mid 50s. tomorrow we see temperatures drop into the single digits windchill-wise. that's cold stuff on the way. in the american time, it's nice and quiet, but colder with temperatures in the 30s. you factor in the winds it feels like the 20s. these are the actual air temperatures, 31 in allentown, millville, 32. 28 in the poconos, 34 in reading. you factor in the winds it feels like 29. 17 in the poconos, 30 for philadelphia and the freezing mark of 32 in millville. satellite and radar, the leading edge of the arctic boundry is getting into range here across the eastern great lakes. that will swiftly march east over the next several hours. if you look at the bottom of the

screen we have a southern storm developing which should run off the virginia capes this afternoon. both systems will be close enough to produce flurries in the area. partly cloudy and flurries across south jersey and delaware. it's not going to amount to that much. here's the cold air marching east. windchills from 20 to 30 below across the high plains that's heading this way. i'll have the details on the cold air when i see you in just a few minutes. we have new overnight information on the 12 marines missing after two helicopters crash off the coast of hawaii. two of the marines are from pennsylvania. 31-year-old captain brian t.kennedy was on board, a sergeant from the gettysburg area is missing. waves up to 30 feet high is complicating the search. debris in the area from the

choppers is posing a problem. the choppers crashed during a training mission on thursday night. 6:03. five americans have been freed from prison in iran. it comes as the united nations implements that nuclear deal with iran. we have more on both major developments. >> reporter: five americans homeward bound after a controversial agreement to exchange prisonerrers -- price price -- prisoners with iron. >> in return for steps that iran has taken, the you united states and the eu will immediately lift nuclear related sanctions. >> reporter: secretary john kerry insisted this is not a kid pro -- kid -- quid pro quo.

pastor saeed abedini in prison since july all spent time in the prison where they were selected to beatings and solitary confinement and psychologic abuse. a student was released who was arrested a few months ago. the u.s. dropped charges against seven iranians. the agreement does not include former fbi agent robert levinson who disappeared during a 2007 to iran. his fate is unknown. abc news new york. in the next half-hour you will hear from the wife of this man pastor pastor saeed abedini one of the americans freed she

talked about the moment that she got news that her husband was coming home. "good morning america" will cover the prisoner swamp and sanctions lifted. we're learning about an american killed in the hostage stand off in burkina faso. his name is michael riddering helping at a woman's orphanage and women's crisis center. he was in the cafe waiting to meet volunteers when the attackers barged in. two of their kids were adopted from burkina faso. 38 people died in the stand off. a philadelphia family is welcoming news of an arrest in the murder of their son. 18-year-old david ramos junior will be charged with killing ryan kelly back in november.

we are happy he is off the street. >> reporter: news of the capture of ryan kelly's alleged killer brought his family and friends together to celebrate. with heavy hearts and ryan's name on their chest, they remembered the 21-year-old who always had a a smile. brian was a wonderful boy, he was kind hearted. he would do anything for you. >> reporter: kelly was robbed and gunned down just a block he shared with his parents in port richmond. police are looking for these two men seen in a surveillance image from a td bank where they tried to use a stolen atm card. it was a robbery gone bad. they didn't get nothing off him and shot him in cold blood. >> reporter: the arrest cames hours after a vigil to remember kelly. while his father is pleased that one suspect was caught, he said he won't rest until the other is

behind bars. they know his name, he might as well turn himself in. they will get him. david ramos junior has been arrested and facing robbery and other related charges. jeff chirico channel 6 "action news." from our delaware newsroom, police are looking for a person who stabbed a young man. the man was found on reid avenue in wilmington last night. the victim is in critical condition. the detective's have not said what the motive is. 6:07. bear, delaware, 6 people were overcome by carbon monoxide, fierve -- five are children. firefighters were called out to flamingo drive in bear last night. the unit did not have electricity and portable generator was running inside. it is not clear if that was the cause. the victims are expected to be okay. the eagles have not

officially announced doug pederson as their new coach, but they may do so this morning. they had to wait until the kansas chiefs playoff run was done. the chiefs lost last night. pederson was andy reid's assistant. he is the real deal, he has that quality about him. you know that coolness, can relate to players, i think he'll be great at it. chief's tightened called him the hardest worker he had ever seen. i think it's a bone-head move by the eagles to higher him. he deserves it, he was a great pick for kansas obviously, great offense coordinator. >> reporter: "action news" and 6abc.com will bring you live

coverage. eagles press conference when it happens. it will be interesting. it will be. 6:08. a local school helps in the battle of childhood cancer. ahead, that wild crash down under, a car plows into a busy store. a woman tells "action news" about facing a fire that ripped through her delaware county apartment building. a gopro camera captures a fire rescue out west. >> reporter: nydia, get ready for the temperatures in time teens and single digits monday morning, tuesday morning it could get worse, that's coming up in the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast.

[screaming] so glad you stayed with us, take a look at this, 6:12, they had a whole lot of fun in wildwood for the annual polar bear plunge. more than 100 people ran into the frosty atlantic. money raised by the event will help 22,000 athletes take part in the new jersey special olympics. it was better yesterday than today. >> reporter: they got off easy yesterday. it was 54 degrees. the water temperatures are up in the upper upper 40s and low 50s. that's not a polar bear plunge. do it monday and then let's see how it feels.

there's the view as we look live on sky 6. the philadelphia international airport, it's quiet out there, but colder, as one of two cold front have pushed through. winds have shifted out of the northwest. the colder air is starting to march in. yesterday, 54. 49, right now 36 degrees, dewpoint 20. winds out of the north northwest at 8 miles per hour. the pressure reading is rising. 30s for everybody else. with the cloud cover moving in it's not a bad start with the temperatures in the mid 30est. we should be in the mid 20s. because of all the cloud cover rolling in, the numbers will not climb too high. reading, 34, again, philadelphia 36 it feels like 30 with the winds, feels like 26 in wilmington with the winds. 31 in allentown. windchill 17 in the poconos. 28 in trenton. satellite and radar we have another area of low pressure, another coastal storm this is

bringing severe weather to the southern peninsula of florida. you can see the squall line here. this will track to the northeast and run off the coast of the carolinas as the two get closer to the delaware. a s.w.a.t. of -- a swath of flurries could push into the delaware valley this afternoon between 11:00 a.m. and 2 and 3:00 p.m. with temperatures well above freezing you'll see flakes in the sky from time to time. here are the surface maps, this is the real deal this will be the coldest air of the season so far with high temperatures tomorrow and tuesday struggling just to get out of the 20s. future tracker 6 light snow shower activity, flurries across south jersey and delaware 36. allentown, 34. as we advance this, the arctic

front comes through late tomorrow early tomorrow morning. tomorrow morning, 18 in reading, 19 in allentown. you factor in the winds it will feel like 2 in allentown first thing tomorrow morning. 5 below in the poconos. 6 for millville, trenton, 8 degrees. bone-chilling windchills tomorrow and tuesday morning, as well. lehigh valley most low cloudy and colder 37 degrees. jersey shore, a lot of cloud cover, colder day highs in the upper 30s and again there could flurries flying from time to time. same deal for philadelphia, mostly cloudy conditions, flurries could make it as far north for the city. 40 degrees winds out of the northwest at 5 to 10. overnight tonight, everything crashing. 19 degrees outlying suburbs. 22 for center city. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, we'll go 40 degrees today coming off yesterday's high of 54. icy cold stuff tomorrow, 28 degrees windchills in the

single digits and teens. tuesday, windy and cold, windchills in the teens. wednesday, mostly cloudy, 38. thursday, sun and clouds, 39. we're watching a coastal system by week's end. the modeling takes it off the coast of the carolinas, again. if it comes close enough, we have to watch it closely, it could be rain or snow. 40 degrees friday, 40 degrees saturday. the force was strong in lafayette hill, a dozen little jedi and storm troopers took part in games and crafts and celebration of reading. even yoda was on hand, do -- to remind everyone, do or do not, there is no try.

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>> reporter: welcome back everyone, 6:23 sunday morning, if you're traveling across the country, the only travel trouble spot is across the deep south, the peninsula of florida and stretches into georgia and the carolinas. white snow is across the appalachians that will push into the virginias this afternoon. we could see flurries, here, as well. the arctic front is sitting right like this with the low right here across southeastern canada. that will come barreling south and east over the next 12 to 24 hours. 6 below in bismarck, 4 below in omaha. 4 degrees in chicago, windchills ranging anywhere from 20 to 30

below zero. the piece of that will land over the delaware valley tomorrow and tuesday and then it starts to pull away. we have a 48 hour stretch of cold air. 36 degrees by 10:00 a.m. mostly cloudy. lunchtime through 2:00 p.m., 3:00 p.m., cloudy skies and there could flurries and 4:00 p.m., 37 degrees. in sports can you name two things that we haven't seen lately, the flyers lose and the sixers winning in a blowout. here's jeff skeverski with the eagles waiting for doug pederson. >> reporter: with kansas eliminated from the playoffs doug pederson can officially be named eagles head coach at any moment. after the loss, pederson did not want to want to talk about the eagles job. he said see you in in a couple f days. kansas down 14 two to go, with

no jeremy maclin, andy reid's team taking their good old time. it took 5 minutes to score. it was too little, too late, chiefs lost 27-20. jeremy maclin telling us why the eagles are getting a very good head coach. philly will love him, man, he is a guy who inside how things are supposed to be done, i think he'll do great things. he deserves it, and i am looking forward to seeing what he does up there. an absolutely snairn finish in the -- insane finish in the nfc playoff game. aaron rodgers the hail mary. are you kidding me? 41-yard score to tie ital 20.

arizona gets the ball. carson palmer somehow escapes to larry fitzgerald who spins and takes off. 75-yard play on this. finally brought down at the 5. plays later, the kid who went to valley forge military academy finishes it off. arizona beats green bay in overtime, they are going to the nfc title game. flyers go to detroit, they are taking on the red wings. they have scored points in five straight games, it is their best stretch of the season, nfl star jay jay watts at the flyers rangers game. he loves hockey. wayne simmon osen the power to tie it at 2. in front of the net, matt reid

no, it goes to a shootout, what a move past steve mason, flyers lost 3-2, but pick up a point. niki minaj at the sixers game watching herself. the sixers are taking on portland. first quarter, okafor25. nerlens noel the alley oop. you can't believe it. they score a season high 68 points in the first half. 25 point at the half, large errs in four years. sixers beat the trail blazers by 25. biggest win of the season and their ofth of the year. that's sports, i'm jeff skeverski have a good day. people in need in cherry hill have a new place to get

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president speaking out about the nuclear deal now in force. candidates in the race for the white house are speaking out, too. bill cosby's trial may pit the montgomery county district attorney against a former d.a. it's going to get really, really cold, we're tracking tumbling temperatures. you have the details. >> reporter: it's going to get really, really colder. two really, really. >> reporter: looking live in wilmington, it's a quiet morning we're seeing clouds overspread the area from south to north. it is the slightest breeze out of the northwest behind two cold front that will slip through in the next 24 hours. the air temperature is 36. windchills in the 30s. feels like 17 in the poconos.

29 in reading, 26 in wilmington. feels like 32 the freezing mark in millville. the shield of clouds overspreading the area now, again, pushing their way north from the virginias and the carolinas. as you look closely you can see snow showers developing, as well. some of the activity could make it as far north as delaware and south jersey. mostly cloudy, flurries to the south. 40 degrees is the forecasted high. winds out of the northwest at 5 to 10. with the breeze it will feel like the low to mid 0s. day planner mostly cloudy to start. lunchtime, 38. 2:00 p.m., 39. flurries across south jersey and delaware. at 4:00 p.m. 37 the temperatures plunge from that point. folks remember you can get the seven-day forecast and check

storm tracker 6 live at any time at 6abc.com/weather. new this morning, the action cam was in the franklin section of philadelphia, where a man was shot to death late last night. police say the victim between the ages of 35 and 40 was gunned down on the the 4600 block of penn street. police have not said if they have any suspects for motives. new this morning, an overnight house fire in juniata park has left a family of five homeless. the fire displaced a man and woman and two young boys and a girl. the red cross is finding temporary shelter for them. there were no reports of injuries and no word on a cause. the time 6:32. investigators are trying to figure out what caused a fire that ripped through an apartment building in delaware county. right now ten families are out of their homes. "action news" reporter, trish hartman with that story. >> reporter: neighbors embraced

after a traumatic morning at the fox croft terrace apartments in yeadon. i went outside to and went back inside to grab the baby. . firefighters were called to the building around 8:30 a.m. finding flames in the third floor apartment. they found the woman who lives there and carried her out of the burning building. there was a victim inside the front door of the apartment, finding that victim they pulled her from the buildings and brought her down to the ems crews that were waiting. she was covered in smoke. >> reporter: that woman was taken to the hospital and transferred to crozer-chester medical center. officials say the fire started in the kitchen area of the apartment. it took 75 firefighters 40 minutes to get the fire under control. four units were damaged by the fire, but utility were cut to the entire building, so

people won't be able to return to their homes until monday at the earliest. ten families are being held by the red cross. shawna ford was displace the having her nieces and nephews over for a sleepover. i shut the door, i told the kids get up, grab your shoes and we came out. >> reporter: while her apartment and belongings were damaged, everyone was fine. i was just happy, that's all. >> reporter: reporting in yeadon trish hartman chal channel 6 "action news." here's the latest on the trial of bill cosby, form montgomery county district attorney bruce castor is expected to testify. cosby is charged with aggravated indecent assault. his lawyers say he had a deal

with castor promising cosby would never be charged with the alleged sexual assault of andrea constand. it was laid out in a in an e-mail. current attorney district attorney steele said there's no evidence of a sign immunity agreement. president of iran told parliament today that all are happy with the agreement reached between iran and the u.s. and five other world powers, except he called so so sewers of discon islamic nations. pastor saeed abedini was freed in the prisoner swap. his wife said the first thing

she did after getting the word from the state department was to wake up her children. i ran for my kids and then i told my parents and then i called his parents and his sister. they were all balling and getting calls of congratulations. my first thought was the kids. this is going to be a christmas present, birthday present all wrapped up in one. an excited family. a 5th american who was not part of the swap was released. republican presidential candidates reacted to the prisoner swamp with iran. they welcomed the news with reservations. i'm happy they are coming back, but it's a disgrace they have been there so long. we don't know the details of the deal that's bringing them home. there may be problematic aspects to this deal. at this point we are giving prayers of thanksgiving they are coming home.

we are happy for them and their families. they should have never been. that's what we should know about the iranian regime, they take people hostage in order to gain confession. bernie sanders praised the prisoner swamp. he said the exchange shows diplomacy can work even in the volatile middle east. then he turned to donald trump. we are not going to let donald trump and the others divide us up. we are going to stand together and create a nation and an economy that work for all of us, not just a hand of billionaires. thank you all. sanders hillary clinton and martin o'malley will debate all the issues tonight. the latest polls show the iowa

caucuses are a dead heat between sanders and clinton. bernie sanders will be a guess on this week with george stephanopoulos. tomorrow the nation will observe martin luther king day. many will give back to the community marking the 21st annual greater philadelphia mlk day of service, 140,000 volunteers are expected to take part in this huge event. there are 1800 projects planned throughout the delaware valley. at 9:00 a.m. we'll talk about the founder of the event about the signature project. we'll share details on how you can get involved. the volunteers do effective work. it's a great day. the beatle tribute band take to the stage with something

new, 6abc loves the arts has a preview. hosting high school football on the main line, jamie apody catches up with january connor. sky6 live hd looking live at camden, meteorologist chris sowers back next with the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast. we'll be right back.

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morning, 6:41, this is a live look from sky 6 over penns landing. what a beautiful picture. wait until you hear what's in store. not good. warm welcome on this cold day to gray hall. i know this is not your first day on the job, but since i am just back from vacation, i would like to say welcome. and we match today, how cool is that. >> reporter: i didn't get the memo. next time. >> reporter: we're talking colder changes guys in the seven day forecast, really cold stuff heading this way tonight, tomorrow and tuesday, chicago-type cold will make its way in here. it will be the coldest day of the season so far. what's going on this afternoon palace in -- pales in comparison to what's heading this way. we don't have any precipitation falling from the clouds just yet. but we could have flurries

falling this afternoon. it's the second or third time this winter we'll see flurries. 40 degrees is the high temperature. the low is the present temperature reading of 35, which is ten degrees above where we should be for this time of day and this time of the year. the numbers will not climb because of the cloud cover rolling in. it will act as a canopy and keep the numbers cold at the surface. allentown, 31. colder in the poconos, 28. and trenton showing 34. the 24 how are temperature change is a good 5 to 12 to 13 degrees colder across the entire viewing area than this time yesterday. it's thanks to the first front that came through yesterday evening. now the second front, the arctic boundary is pushing through the eastern great lake states that should get in here after midnight tonight. once that front crosses the region that's when the numbers drop like a rock. here's the next system we're watching, a hefty squall line

pushing through the florida peninsula, rain and snows pushing across the virginias and the carolinas, some of this moisture will pull north in the delaware valley as the day wears on in the form of flurries. there is the arctic front. this afternoon, the front gets closer, snow showers possibly developing. tell you how cold it is behind the front. these are the windchills across the high plains.souix falls. minneapolis, the cold stuff will not retreat and it will make a difference in the delaware valley. the bark is worse than the by the, just a few flurries, mainly cloudy conditions throughout the day. and then we get into the overnight hours, the arctic front pulls through, windchills

it will feel like 9 in philadelphia. 4 in reading, 3 in allentown. 5 below in the poconos. during the afternoon it will feel like 12 in philadelphia by lunchtime. 8 in allentown, 2 in the poconos. it gets really, really cold again as we head into the tuesday, 8 below in the poconos. 1 below in reading, 3 in philadelphia. 2 in millville. the forecast for today looks mild compared to monday and tuesday, 40 degrees, again there could flurries developing around lunchtime through the first part of the afternoon. 2:00 p.m., 39, 4:00 p.m., 37. western suburbs maybe a degree or two colder. reading, 38. allentown. 37. millville 37. the arctic front plunges through tonight, the numbers drop off a cliff. allentown, 18, wilmington, 19. windchills in the single digits. 28 degrees tomorrow, windchills in the single digits and teens

all day. tuesday, 30 degrees, i think i'm being a little optimistic, probably staying in the upper 20s. windchills in the teens. 38 wednesday, 39 thursday, friday we're watching the coast, there's a storm running up the eastern seaboard, temperatures are marginal at this point, it could be rain or snow, we'll see what happens. there's a huge effort to beat childhood cancer continues at one lemon at a time. liz and jay scott the founders of alex's lemonade stand raises money for research. the ball shares child cancer heros and the legacy alex left behind. people who live around broomall have a new place to go for million care.

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lead them to solve the problem. we're asking for the public to help us. >> reporter: the citizens crime commission is administering 1,000-dollar reward for the person responsible. all you have to do is make an anonymous call to 215-546-tips. the leader of a church in ferguson, mississippi, willis johnson is the pastor well spring church in ferguson. dr. johnson was a frequent presence during peaceful protests following the 2014 police shooting of 18-year-old michael brown who was shot and killed by police officer darren wilson. 2200 block of winton street in south philadelphia is known as wild bill way.

the philadelphia native was a member of the 101st airborne division screaming eagles. wild bill's granddaughter spoke and said she will always remember his generosity. he will give you the shirt off his back or the hat a off his head which he did on many occasions. not only did he risk his life for the country, he continued serving his country by helping others until the day he died. he was among those portrayed in the mini series band of brothers. we'll be right back.

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dan connor's life has come full circle, the nfl player is coaching high school football on the main line. jamie apody found out he is happy where's. >> reporter: when you think of dan corner, you think of penn state. the two time all american is the all time leading tackler. but he he is part of a brand new challenge. meet dan connor head football coach. i always wanted to be a coach, it was in the back of my mind, as the career started winding down in the nfl, i started keeping a coaching notebook. i knew i wanted to make that transition. he played for seven teams in the nfl, but his career was cut by injuries, so he took a job on the staff at west chester university and found his niche. i couldn't be away from

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sunday morning, five american prisoners are granted freedom in iran. plus the landmark controversial iran nuclear deal is being implemented right now. later this morning, the eagles could announce the hiring of doug pederson as the team's new head coach. a car smashes into the store and the ending to the story is amazing as the video we'll explain. a pleasant good morning to you, 7:00 a.m., sunday morning, sky6 live hd looking live for you this morning. camden, new jersey, the coldest air of the winter so far is heading right where you live. so prepare. i'm nydia han along with gray hall. let's go outside to meteorologist chris sowers and more on the arctic blast heading our way in accuweather. >> reporter: good morning to you, nydia. when you saw that live shot that's all the sun you'll see today, as well. we have a system approaching from the south that could trigger flurries across the