cleanup crews after the blizzard of 2016. philadelphia public schools will resume class tomorrow, that is one hint that life in the delaware valley will get back to normal soon. sara bloomquist is live with the details. >> rick and monica, you can see this is leopard street still snow covered this afternoon, we are making considerable progress and we even see some sunshine today and trafficking getting through some of these smaller streets and meantime the city of philadelphia is keeping up tds efforts try to get to all the residential streets. >> here in port richmond some roads are still covered in snow and while they are still passable some are down to one lane and making room for another car could mean getting stuck on the side exactly what happened here. stan was among those that jumped in to help. >> not bad for a 61-year-old guy

retired and shoveling snow. that is the problem, you have to get the plow down here and get close to the cars. >> 80% of roads are passable but some need work before the pavement is visible again, they remind people not to put the snow in the street. >> we live in florida now and we justw down for the week. >> they piled it back up and we are back here working trying to get the cars right back out. >> the streets are covered with an icy coating and the warmer temperatures are melting it away and they want residents to cleaver storm drains so it has somewhere to go. and the people in philadelphia are ready for the snow to be

gone. >> we have people working in nursing homes and everything like that, it's been real rough. >> back here live, you can see the water and the city is asking people to clear away the storm drains, it has to have somewhere to go, i'm walking up here because the car is coming, if your street is still snow covered and you have not yet seen a plow, the city is asking you call 311 and be specific about the circumstances on your street. is it still snow covered or is it slush or icy, that will help determine the type of equipment you get on your block. i'm sara bloomquist, channel 6 "action news." >> thank you sara. well as city crews continue the cleanup progress --

meanwhile, icy roads are a concern tonight. several crashes on i-78 in berks county caused the interstate to close in both directions and a warning from governor wolf prompted drivers statewide to be careful behind the world. whether or not those concerns continue depends on mother nature. cecily tynan is here with more for our week ahead. >> we have possibility of icing in the northwest suburbs later on tonight but right now temperatures are on the mild side and a good melting happening. currently philadelphia is balmy, 48 degrees, very warm for january standards and atlantic city airport 50 and allentown well above freezing 40 degrees and wilmington 46 and trenton 46 degrees. satellite 6 along with action radar showing we do have a weak front that is moving through right now, it is producing a few light showers and nothing heavy enough to wash the grime off your car unfortunately.

we'll get a few showers live double scan live radar zooming in and the constration is over doylestown and this pushes to the east in the overnight hours. as we head through the week, continued melting and temperatures in the 40s and 50s and the coastal storm looks to be out to sea and no big storms on the horizon. we have all the details coming up later on. >> thank you cecily. meantime from our new jersey newsroom. governor chris christie pol guidesed to the mayor of cape may. >> i heard one crazy mayor in south jersey say this is worse flooding than sandy. his town didn't get hit by sandy. >> christie made that remark in new hampshire talking about the blizzard and today he went back on his word, saying he apologized to the mayor

personally. >> i slept on it and i woke up and did not feel good about what i said about him. so i called to apologize to him and the fact is, he was very gracious in accepting it and we worked together and continue to work together and we move on from here. >> the action cam was in nearby west wild where senator bob mendez and cory booker toured the area. residents are still trying to repair their water logged belongings and cape may county is asking for a declaration disaster to help those that received flooding. chris christie is still evaluating that to see if they qual for that. and there could be a bright spot ahead for atlantic city's financial future. the plan gives the state a bigger role in restructuring atlantic city's finances and

debt and dann cuellar has more on the developments tonight at 6:00. it's the downward trend keeping your wallet a little fuller, gas prices are down for this year and winter is as good a time as any to take advantage of the trend. j jeff jericho is live with more. >> reporter: 2004 was the last time the philadelphia region saw the average price for a gallon of regular below $2 and you may see individual stations shattering the price and the 12 year record may soon be broken and drivers are not complaining. >> the last time i saw this soda was 50 cents a can. >> he cannot always afford to fill up his gas guzzling suv.

>> $5 bucks now gets me almost three gallons of gas, it takes me a lot farther now. >> i love it. absolutely love it. having a great winter because of the gas prices, in new jersey that recently saw prices drop below $2, we saw gas for $1.69 in atlantic city. and delaware $1.77 and the philadelphia five county area, the average sits above $2 at $2.04 down 16 cents from last month. >> but a little hunting and you can find gas below $2 like at this costco in glen mills. >> when was the last time you saw gas this price in philadelphia? >> a long time. >> the regional average will likely drop below $2 as the cost of crude continues to fall along with demand. >> they are oversupplied and this time of year demand is

lower. >> low gas price as low drivers to spend money other ways, but like all good things this too may come to an end. >> as we get into the refine rr season -- >> prices may bounce back over $2, do not panic they do not expect it to climb over $3 for the rest of the year. so happy travels. >> thank you jeff. terrific. time for a check of the "action news" traffic report. >> all right staying on the good news beat. matt pellman in the traffic center with the latest on the commute home. >> how often does that happen? not often especially with all the snow out there, and they are trying to remove some snow on the schuylkill expressway in south philadelphia this evening. so we are at a stand still as you come eastbound from the vine

to passyunk toward broad street, that is where they have a lane blocked for the snow removal efforts. westbound 76 extra traffic from the conshohocken curve to 202. a couple of crashes in the bu burbs. in west bradford west bailey road and one in delco along 352, and a spinout accident in mount laurel, burlington county is blocking the ramp from 38 and delays on the septa regional rails, about six of the septa bus routes remain suspended because of the storm. >> we'll talk more about the cleanup in the next half hour. >> thank you. more ahead on "action news" tonight, reports of shots at a naval medical center in san diego sent people into panic and lockdowns. they say it was justified even

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medical center in san diego found no signs of a gunman or shooting, reports of shots fired caused panic leading to the shut downer of the medical center and nearby schools, they guised people inside to run, hide or fight. crews searched the building room by room andicials say it was justified. 42 deaths are blamed on the histor histor historic blizzard and for a second day the medical center was up to operational, and several stations remained closed and baltimore which got more than two feet of snow, plenty of people were still freeing this cars and many side streets remain unplowed.

concern about the zika virus remain. and that mothers that went to infected countries should be tested. it's suspected of causing brain damage in infants. and all the cases were people that traveled to the infected area and they expect it to spread across the americas. turning to health check as kids go back to school after the blizzard parent shoz maare maki sure they do not bring home any unwanted pests. ali gorman is live at the big board with vital information for parents. >> reporter: it's a subject that no one wants to talk about but a little awareness could turn a small problem from turning into

a major epidemic. they make house calls and help parents get rid of head lice, eileen says while the bugs are a nuisance, dealing with lice doesn't have to be a nightmare. it's not hard when have you the right tools and guidance and the right information. >> her mission is to guide parents on what to look for. lice nits are tiny and detecting lice early is the best way to prevent an outbreak. >> with her daughter amanda, i'll even demonstrates how to do a head check, you'll need a metal nit comb and hair should be wet and separated. you keep it on the scalp and pull all the way down. >> after five swipes, wipe the comb on a white paper towel and inspect. >> you'll see the nits there and

they will show up and look like brown oval specs and they are uniform in shape. >> it's unrealistic to rely on a school nurse to check every student and if lice is found treat right away. older over the counter products worked well years ago but they have build up resistance, kapow is good. >> bed linens can be washed and put in the dryer. prevention is important now that the kids are out of school, make sure they don't share hats or brushes and do the head coaches once a week.

back over to you. >> thank you ali. still to come a first look inside of the sixers new multimillion-dollar practice facility and now the blizzard turned a man into an instant millionaire.

businesses in chester county are about to get a report card, the 10 cities chamber of commerce takes the pulse of the climate. and finds opportunities facing area businesses. that is chester county's 10 year chick strategy. the sixers are showing off what they believe will be a crown jewel of camden. this artist's rendering is a first look at the 125,000 square foot facility, the complex under construction by the aquarium will guarantee jobs for the area. it will open later this year. and a sneak peek at the crop of commercials that air during

the super bowl. including seth rogen, and amy schummer. denver plays carolina in the super bowl in santa clara, california. 100 million people in the u.s. watched last year's super bowl. a pennsylvania man realized he hit the lottery days before he almost missed out on the prize for good. the man bought a power ball ticket last year the ticket was worth a million, and could not scan it near his home in pennsylvania, and laid around in his wallet until last week, he when through the wallet during the blizzard and redeemed it yesterday just 10 days before the million bucks haul almost expired. still to come on "action news" at 5:00, a check of the forecast coming up.

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cecily tynan at the big board. >> that was right on the money. >> wacky weather. >> it has been wacky lately. we are calming things down live on sky 6 hd where the skiers and snowboarders are out enjoying the fresh snow, they were waiting all season for mother nature to supply some snow. and if you look at these stats, the past two decades we have a lot of foot plus snow storms, if you go back all the records, the past two decades we have a total of three snow storms of more than a foot. the 1990s and 1980s, we had only one snow storm of more than a foot so the atmosphere is ramping up likely due to climate change. we have a front pulling through and there is a cold front and a broken line of showers along with it. really no heavy rain and light

showers, and it pushes to the east and this drops temperatures a little bit tomorrow and we are taking a walk on the mild side, down from our high of 50 and atlantic city airport 50 and northwest suburbs 40 in allentown and mt. pocono 44 and a big change from yesterday, temperatures running 9 degrees warmer in philadelphia and 15 warmer in millville and the poconos tomorrow temperatures drop back into the low 40s behind this front and then we'll begin to warm up as we head through the weekend. tonight be careful the northwest suburbs, temperatures drop down below freezing and there could be black ice and philadelphia forecasting a low of 35, and the air temperature could be above freezing and the surface could drop to around the freezing point, just street anything that looks wet as ice and you'll be

pleasantly surprised. fill a few scattered showers south of philadelphia, 6:00 tomorrow morning could have a lingering shower across cape may county and elsewhere dealing with clouds as we head through the afternoon and the sunshine is back, should be a nice afternoon, still looks like the friday storm will head out to sea. the five-day forecast, nice and forecast, clouds give way to sunshine and 44 and thursday a little bit cooler and mostly sunny and 40, and friday it's blustery and flurries and a snow shower by an upper level feature moving through and 40 on saturday and a mixture of clouds and sunshine and 47 degrees and if you like things a little bit milder, adam will talk about the run for the 50s next week in the exclusive accuweather forecast. >> a whole lot of melting go on. >> we like that. >> you said run that is one of my favorite words. >> i went running today. >> so did i. no i didn't.

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happening on "action news" tonight, philadelphia police need your help to catch a thief that held up a cell phone store with a gun. the philadelphia eagles and tight end brent celek agreed to a new contract and penndot has a new way to get rid of snow, look how it is clearing up our local streets. our area continues to dig out from this weekend's blizzard. one of the highest totals was in the lehigh valley. walter perez is live there. >> reporter: you simply have to see this. somewhere buried beneath all of this snow is green street in allentown. the people that live here have taken the snow off their vehicles but clearly the plows have not reached this part of town so as the snow stopped falling this weekend the blizzard effects are still being felt. >> eugene with help from his

neighbo neighbors removed the snow that encased his car but his roadway looks like an avalanche hit. there is only one way to describe the situation. >> we have a problem, i am suppose to go to the doctor on wednesday, but i canceled it. >> reporter: snow is being dumped on the out skirts of town and getting around by car is no picnic but going on foot can be difficult. rose says it almost feels like she is under house arrest. >> we have gone nowhere, it has been shoveling and helping everybody else shovel and you come out a little bit and you can only shovel so much, there

is so much snow you know what i mean. >> as the road crews continue to work around the clock, the city officials continue to ask the people of allentown to be patient. >> whatever is necessary we'll do it with our pieces of equipment, it's going to take time to get to everything in allentown, we are not talking hours we are talking days. >> reporter: heart back out live, we can report that the bus service is restored to snow detour routes and allentown schools are closed one again for the third straight day. walter perez channel 6 "action news." a water center in allentown is criticized after people were asked to leave during the snow storm saturday and the people say that the warming station is not staffed during the day, so some churches kept their doors

open so the homeless would have a place to go. penndot is putting a new machine to work. it's called a belt loader, as the name implies it scoops up the snow and shoots it up on to a belt and into trucks. it only takes a few minutes and is usually used to cut road shoulders. and the city snow removal operation continues at full force. 80% of the city's roads are passable. but because this storm dumped the fourth largest snow amount in the city, there is still work to be done. the street of cantrell has work to be done and it was where mayor kenney grew up, but they are not getting special treatment. for more on how the weather will impact you check out 6abc.com/weather, you can see what our meteorologists are tracking next and get the latest

information. in other news police are looking for a man accused of robbing a drug store, he is seen walking into the rite-aid along north 5th street in olney, with a customer behind him the man demanded money and threatened to kill the 18-year-old cashier and she did give up the cash. if you see the man call police. a suspected robber walked into a verizon store with a suitcase with a hidden weapon in it. he did point a gun at the workers here at the 300 block of spring garden street and liberty. the man allegedly stole tablets and cell phones during the mid-day heist on january 17th, he had a white design on his sweatshirt, if you recognize that call police. the philadelphia water department is making repairs to a water main that broke early this morning in rhawnhurst. a section of the road actually

caved in. two cars parked on the snow covered street also flooded and 60 properties are without water tonight and we are told that the water should be back on later this evening. firefighters are trying to determine what caused an early morning blaze that damaged a commercial business and apartments in south philadelphia. it started just after 4:00 at the intersection of 120th and bainbridge street. crew as arrived to heavy smoke showing on the first floor of the property. everybody got out safely. the possible removal of attorney general, kathleen kane, got underway today. they could make possible recommendations about her impeachment. she is facing charges and the state suspended her law license. turning to politics.

we are just six days away from the six caucuses in iowa and the presidential candidates are pushing hard to reach voters and frontrunner donald trump says he may sit out of the last gop debate this thursday. here is the latest from the campaign trail. >> reporter: in the tight race in iowa, where polls show bernie sanders doing better than hillary clinton with first time caucus-goers, sanders says he needs them to turn out. >> in my mind, we'll win here in iowa if the voter turnout is high. >> clinton rolling back the clock in a new ad. all of us have a responsibility, showing voters the proof of her lifelong fight for children and families. >> i'm hillary clinton and i have always approved this message. >> on the republican side a day for endorsements, rick perry campaigning with ted cruz and former governor george pataki

throwing his support behind marco rubio and jerry falwell jr. officially endorsing donald trump this could help donald trump cut into the christians, but some are questioning his morality. they asked about his admitted affairs with married womens. have you repented? do you think it matters? trump has not responded. instead wonder if he will attend the republican debate. >> i have no fear, i don't think she is professional at all, and is biassed against him. >> trump promise aid special guest at a rally tonight and it will be controversial sheriff, joe arpaio who is endorsing him. and "action news" will be in

des moines and watch my report from the 2016 presidential race from the hawkeye state thursday night on "action news." >> an exciting time. lets check the traffic situation, and see what is not exciting for travelers. >> how are we looking on the schuylkill there. >> they have good barbecue out there. we are not look something hot on the schuylkill expressway on this cold evening rick and monica as we look live close to university avenue, problems both ways and westbound a crash near university and eastbound they are removing snow, are you moving at a snail's pace at vine near broad street. and instead of that chunk of the schuylkill, stick with 95 and the vine which are not delay free but at least you won't have the lane restricts you have on 76. a crash on the roosevelt boulevard. and still lots of adjustments

remain on mass transit, septa regional rails scattered delays happen throughout the day and the norristown high speed line is back up and running but only stopping at the radnor and gulph mills stations and only running every half hour. so not quite back up to speed. five septa bus routes are not running and five dart routes are not running. and the 15 trolley has eastbound delays. >> thanks again matt. more to come on "action news" tuesday night dramatic video from california, homes are on the edge of crumbing into the ocean. and three years after a police involved shooting in cleveland, a dozen officers find out their punishment. and 50 degrees today melting the snow and now some rain showers pushing in. we'll show you the lightest with

double scan. >> and in sports eagle news, jaime apody has the stories and more when "action news" continues in just a moment.

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vacations are underway for residents living in california. several homes resting on cliffs are at risk of falling into the ocean. large sections are breaking off and falling into the ocean. they are blaming it on el niño storms. six cleveland police officers were fired today for a shooting that killed two unarmed people. it happened in 2012 after a high speed chase, more than 137 shots were fired. in addition to the six others that lost their jobs, six others were suspended. they were all cited for inciting a crossfire situation that could have injured other people and for leaving the city during the chase. the dooms day clock, a symbolic count down to the world's reported end, it will stay at three minutes to

midnight. the group called the sign -- scientists. they site russia and the recent nuclear tests by north korea. if you were a tight end i think the eagles would sign you this week. work on that. >> okay. >> it's it's week of the tight end. >> give me two weeks. >> i don't want to know -- >> today the eagles locked up brent celek, he agreed to a three year extension that pays him 13 milli$13 million 6 milli guaranteed. his stock has fallen off but a great locker room guy and team leader, last year he had 27 catches and three touch downs but also did a lot of run blocking. congratulations to malcolm

jenkins heading to the pro ball for the first time in his career. he was snubbed the first time around and was added as an injury replacement. he had a great season and that one he returned to a touch down -- he is on his way to honolulu. they have a desperate team, the struggling flyers on the outside looking in. the team held an optional skate this morning reeling from last night loss from a team they are chasing and they fought back from a deficit, before connelly's tipin bounced back to ruin it. they lost to toronto last week with 7.5 seconds to go and it adds to their frustration. >> we have to believe the way we play as a team will give us wins and keep playing like that we are going to get the wins. >> giroux is the flyers lone

representative at the all-star game and heads to nashville after the game tomorrow. a three on three this year should be interesting. >> will that be nuts? >> it will be open and fun to play and fun to watch too. >> the poor phoenix suns landed in philadelphia and were like what is all of this white stuff. they are here to play the sixers. okafor is out tonight. here is a story blowing up social media, blake griffin will miss a month after he broke his hand punching the team's equipment manager. the two got into an argument and griffin punched him and the equipment guy left the restaurant and griffin came out side and hit him again. speaking of which neither

does this, facebook and twitter on fire with this video. ruben amaro jr. there is ruben on the left of your screen -- as a backup dancer to billy joel's uptown girl. part of where amaro is the first base coach. we can be sure he is not their dancing coach. there is more of that on my facebook page. >> can't wait to check that out. still to come, people are trying to make money from the massive amount of snow blanketing the east coast but not everybody is buying into the idea, looking live at the ben franklin bridge, a nice evening to be outside. adam joseph has your exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast.

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we all the snow left over on the east coast, people are getting create he. people in new york city built an igloo and listed on the website air b and b and the men were hoping to get 200 buck a night for it. however air b and b took down

the listing saying it doesn't meet the company's standards. no matter how cozy it might be it's not up to standards. >> if i'm going to hibernate it's not going to be in that. >> give me a warm bed and heavy blanket. we are melting some of that snow, looking at double scan live radar not a lot of rain but dealing with spitting showers in parts of the area and really broken in nature and one batch in mercer county and trenton and this through westchester and north and west of media and southern buck county into mercer county and moving along barely dampening the ground. the action cam out earlier overall a decent day, and the clouds really going to work later on in the afternoon, but this vantage point from valley forge national park, you can see

there tracks in the snow, maybe a deer or someone snowshoeing. 50 for a high today 10 degrees above normal in philadelphia, but way off the record, the record is 74 degrees, set back in 1950 as could be as cold as 4 degrees set in 1961. still walking on the mild side from millville to atlantic city. 46 in beach haven and even the poconos your temperature 44 degrees. a little bit of freezing drizzle this morning north and west it pushes in over the existing colder air and a break and now showers developing and they stretch down to the appalachians and continue to push in from the southwest northeast overnight tonight. no steady heavy rain but a few showers at times and late tonight after midnight, watch for black ice especially lehigh sally and berks county and temperatures in the 20s and the city of philadelphia and to the

south temperatures staying above freezing tonight at 35. the school day forecast, 7:00 a.m. 36 degrees and 1:00, 43 degrees, the sunshine returning afternoon with the wind from the north-northwest 7 to 14 miles per hour, rising air here and to the south and cooler at 40 degrees and this low stays way out to sea and this cold front with this low to the north could whip up the winds inbring a flurry at the end of the week. morning clouds giving way to afternoon sun and sun on thursday a few high clouds of 40 degrees. and the front whips through and clouds building in the afternoon and again a flurry or two. and then saturday behind it we return the sunshine still a little cool at 40 degrees and we start to kick it up here on

sunday, 47 with sun and clouds and it could be a shower or two sunday morning as weak fronts pass by, and overall we go into february next week, monday and tuesday, 50 degrees 10 degrees above average, that melting will continue every single day of the seven-day forecast. >> thank you sir. still to come an elementary class has a new pet. >> and what makes this pet unique is where it came from. we have the unusual details mext.

i am totally blind. i lost my sight in afghanistan. if you're totally blind, you may also be struggling with non-24. calling 844-844-2424. or visit my24info.com. . students at an elementary school in trenton has a new class pet. his name is green fruit loop the lizard. a student found it in her salad and then her classmates decided to keep it. they said the lizard was cold and lifeless because it was in a refrigerator for days.

they think that green fruit loop came from florida tucked away in a lettuce leaf. now jim gardner is standing by with these stories. governor chris christie apologizes for comments he made about a south jersey mayor. and new jersey state leader says they reach aid compromise with atlantic city to shore up the town's future. now for adam joseph, cecily tynan, jaime apody, monica malpass and the entire "action news" team. i'm rick williams have a good night.

"action news" delaware valley's leading news program. with ducis rogers, meteorologist cecily tynan, and jim gardner. tuesday night and new jersey lawmakers call for a takeover of atlantic city and the woman hurt in the building collapse at the lululemon store in center city speaks out for the first time. but the big story on "action news" is something you don't see every day. an apologetic governor, chris christie, he is saying story to the mayor of north wildwood. "action news" reporter, trish hartman was at the store today. >> north wildwood mayor received an unexpected phone call tuesday

morning. >> governor christie graciously called me and apologized. >> i heard one crazy mayor in south jersey said this is worse than sandy. >> he made the comments at a town hall meeting in new hampshire. >> he spoke about it on tuesday. >> he was gracious in accept it. >> but for residents cleaning up at the jersey shore many remarks were hurtful. >> i don't know what you expect me to do, you want me it come down way mop? >> we don't want a mop, we wants a solution. >> he could have went through the process for the people that need it instead of the backhands remark he made. >> the owners of zippy bicycle put out a mop outside of the store and urged the governor to come see for himself. >> irs says the apartment she shares with her parents i