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holdup in wissinoming. police are searching for the gunman. outside a bitter tblas is hitting the -- blast is hitting the area, how long will it last, could we see more snow. breaking news, new eagles coach doug pederson has arrived in philadelphia. "action news" was on the air showing doug pederson's plane touching down just over an hour ago. there's no word when the team will make an official announcement. pederson is in philadelphia. chad perdelli is live at philadelphia international with more on his arrival. chad. >> reporter: yeah, rick, doug pederson arrived a little over an hour ago at atlantic aviation, he met briefly with a couple of of people on the tarmac and taken away to cross his ts an dot his is. only "action news" was there as

doug arrived in philadelphia. he shook a few hands and hugged eagles director and driven away. he said pederson needs to sign his contract in a press conference with the new coach would be later in the week. pederson is no stranger to philadelphia. he played for reid in 1999 and was a coach from 2009 to 2012 before moving to kc. the hiring of pederson has drawn the scorn of many fans, some of whom wanted a sexier pick. chip kelly was such a coach after a 7-9 season and second straight season out of the playoffs, cle -- kelly was fired paving the way for pederson. it is unclear when there will be

a press camps to formally -- a press conference to formally introduce pederson. chad perdelli chld which i -- c6 "action news." sky6 live hd looking live at penns landing right now and we have live team coverage to talk about the frigid digits out there on your monday. annie mccormick is out there, let's go to meteorologist with david murphy and get the latest from accuweather. >> reporter: a lot of blue on the temperatures maps, rick, look how it's move to charlotte and north carolina. we're in the thick of it. 24 degrees in philadelphia. 9 in pittsburgh in the teens in buffalo. it's going to be a couple of days before all the cold air to the west of us can circulate through and we can tap into the milder air down south. we have sunshine in play, we had clouds overnight that broke up after the snow showers came through.

now, lots of sunshine with perhaps, the redevelopment of clouds later in the day. right now we're at 24 in philadelphia. 23 in allentown. 21 in reading. 23 in wilmington. 23 in trenton. there are strong winds blowing in from the west today gusting as high as 30 to 35 miles per hour at times. you put that together and we still even at the noon hour have a windchill in the single digits in philadelphia. feels like 9 as you step outside, 11 in allentown. 6 in reading. 7 in wilmington. 12 in trenton and some of the higher numbers are very raw. as we go through the rest of the afternoon you'll want the coat and the gloves and scarf and hat. 28 forecast high swell below the average high of 40. tonight's low, 16 degrees well below the average low of 25 degrees. of course, windchills will be in the single digits through much of the afternoon and especially the nighttime period as the

winds are not calming down until sometime tomorrow. i'll have the forecast for the rest of the workweek and we'll have better numbers and toward the end of the week, a storm is possible. i think you buried the lead there, david -- [laughter]. "action news" reporter, annie mccormick is live in dilworth park, annie, how are folks keeping warm this afternoon? >> reporter: i'm telling you have to layer up. it is definitely one of the coldest day we've had. some people got a reprieve because they didn't have to commute into work. there are many people volunteering today because of the mlk day of service. bitter cold temperatures plus the winds makes it the teeth chattering punch in your gut cief -- kind of winter.

center city dog walker and lucy are ready to go. daric has ten walks today and lucy has one. she never leaves home without a sweater. she has a closet full of sweaters. >> reporter: students who wanted to take in the city sites are changing plans. and students heading out to take part in the mlk day of service knew it was too important to stay home. work up this morning and it was like got on the shirts and bundled up. >> reporter: it's business as usual heading to work outside the frankford terminal. some are learning the hard way it's cold, others know the drill. i grabbed an different coat and extra gloves. i'm not complaining though, we

need it. >> reporter: and back out here live, it feels like the right day to go ice skating what better way to do it at the rothman ice rink at dilworth park. annie mccormick channel 6 "action news." thank you. with the arrival of dangerously cold weather keep 6abc.com/weather close at hand. rely on constant updates from accuweather expawr team -- as to your team of meteorologists safe. crews are on the scene of a fire in south jersey, the three-alarm broke out at the hillcrest tavern in bridgeton, cumberland county. heavy smoke and flames were shooting from the roof when the crews arrived. it is not cleared what sparked the blaze. we'll have more on the story coming up in a live report at 12:30. philadelphia police are

searching for a gunman after a woman was shot during an attempted robbery on charles street in the wissinoming center. she is in stable condition at this hour. the gunman was dressed in all black and used a black ban deferment -- scarf to cover his face. police are looking for a shooter who killed a worker who was evicted from the station house transition shelter on north broad street. he came back yesterday morning entering the security checkpoint with food service workers and got into an argument with a worker and pulled out a gun and started shooting. mayor jim kenny said the shelter security will be reviewed. of people all over the county and across the area are paying tribute to martin luther king junior today. thousands have been volunteering at girard college on this day of

service and they could set a new national record. katherine scott is live at the school in north philadelphia with more on that. hi, katherine. >> reporter: hi, rick, so many people doing so many different projects at girard college today. the events has wrapped up. you can see people are here getting ready to pack up and go home, but a lot of valuable work being done here today, while this work is impressive, the hope from organizers this is a starting point. they say dr. king was dedicated to service 365 days a year. these volunteers made the work look like fun at the 21st greater philadelphia martin luther king day of service at girard college. five thousand volunteers doing 150 different projects to celebrate the legacy of dr. martin luther king junior. we do what we can to make our community stronger. martin luther king was a champion of strong communities.

many of the things we care most about begin with healthy communities. >> reporter: from sorting books to thanking have veterans, the projects run the gambet. there's a shareholder focus on improving communities and the educational component is key. dr. king brought so many different people together of all ages and background. if we can do that and have people get to know one another and breakdown barriers and build understanding that's part of what we needed to. >> reporter: 140,000 volunteers throughout the region are pitching in today. organizers say that's an national record and the biggest king day event in the nation. look what he created. >> reporter: and in an effort to promote economic justice they held a jobs fair as part of the event including holding workshops for resume writing skills and interview skills.

a lot happened at girard college a lot of valuable work was done. katherine scott channel 6 "action news." thank you. also on this mlk day of service, the city of chester is holding a number of activities in honor the slain civil rights leader. things got underway at the chester salvation army center. people prepared packages for the hungry and there was a cleanup program and the kids took part in the arts and craft projects creating their own works of alter to be displayed throughout the city. delaware valleys clash in the latest presidential debate. a man is taken into custody after allegedly threatening his children at penn state university. the entire incident forced the school into lockdown. those stories and meteorologist david murphy is back with the frigid accuweather forecast when "action news" at noon continues in just a moment.

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day to be off because it is bitter out there. >> reporter: if you're going to be outside, there's a lot of volunteers out there doing things, rick, you do need the layers. storm tracker 6 live double scan, though, the pesky snow showers that came in yesterday are long gone. looking outside we have sunshine pouring across the region including spring mountain in montgomery county since very early this morning folks got on the slopes there.

they are making snow blowing around what do you call that, the slopes, you can tell i'm a skier, not. 23 in trenton, 23 in allentown. with strong blustery winds coming in from the west, we'll talk about how strong, we are strong enough to give us single digit windchills across the region. feels like 9 degrees this noon. lots of sunshine. you see clouds gathering to the west, some of them might spill over the mountains and make a run at us this afternoon. the first part of the day is sunny and the second day sunny, as well. up in the mountains, winds and cold, 27 degrees is the forecast high around allentown and easton. windchills in the single digits. down the shore a little better, 29 degrees, lots of sun and windchills no better than the mid teens along the ocean this

afternoon. in philadelphia, sun and clouds, i think it stays fairly bright, though, windy and cold, high of 28 degrees and windchills in the low teens and single digits. winds ourselves west at 35 miles per hour. it's a shoulder huncher if you're spending time outside. afternoon, 26 degrees by 4. 5:00 p.m., 24. 6:00 p.m., 23. well down to the 20s by 7:00 p.m. going into the teens overnight tonight. tonight, here we go, 16 degrees is the overnight low, still windy, winds 12 to 25 miles per hour. you're looking at single digit windchills overnight. some of the outlying suburbs could get down to 12 degrees. tomorrow, the arctic blast continues as the last of the front comings through, behind it winds gusting at 35 miles per hour. it will be on the cold side tomorrow. things get better wednesday

afternoon. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, 28 is the high, winds and cold, bundle up for mlk day. sunny and cold 29 tomorrow, blustery. not as harsh wednesday afternoon, we'll start out cold and wind up to 38. thursday is the best day of the week, friday we're back to 37 and clouds increase, friday into saturday morning, that's an interesting period that we are keeping our eyes on rick, there's a storm coming up from the south some models have it off the coast and not a problem, others have it where we'll get rain and other models have it as a shovel-worthy snowfall. we'll keep an eye on it. an attack on a uber driver in california that went viral and now there's a lawsuit, you'll never guess who filed it. a beatles tribute band is

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here's some of the stories we're following on "action news" at 1:30. the new head coach of the eagles has arrived in town. "action news" was there as doug pederson gets off the plane at

philadelphia international. it's cold across the region david murphy has the details coming up. a historic business in new jersey goes up in flames we're live on the scene of the devastation. now, the details still developing at this hour, the new leader of the philadelphia eagles has arrived, doug pederson landed late this morning at philadelphia international airport. "action news" was there as he stepped off the plane. we were first to show you the video on the air. he flew in from kansas where he worked under former eagles head coach andy reid. he played quarterback for 12 seasons in the nfl mostly as a backup. in 1999 he played for the eagles. he was chosen as head coach as jech -- jeffery lori fired chip kelly. w