>> i was just getting out a school in may's landing and i thought i was going crazy for a second and then i felt it a second time. i knew there was something going on. >> like a rumble like a heater backs up, the whole house shook. >> what caused it, the mcguire air force base says they don't have aircraft capable of supersonic flight and the national guard in atlantic city flies f-16's but they have no flights in the region but still the tremors were felt from brigantine to toms river. >> it was a big noise i didn't think it was anything. i thought it was a fighter jet. >> the whole house started shaking and the dog started barking and it was like every 20 minutes it felt like. >> while the officials work to confirm the sonic boom they are asking people not to contact 911 or call their local police

center. channel 6 "action news." >> thank you. we are also following the health code infractions discovered at two philadelphia institutions. both pats and king of steaks and debruno brothers were visited unannounced and the results were less than clean. new at 5:00 "action news" reporter, vernon odom has the details and how the restaurants are reacting tonight. >> reporter: good evening, establishments that are household names here around the city of philadelphia have been hit in a negative light by the city's health department. look at this one. including south jersey landmark that is known worldwide. january 14th, the legendry pat's king of steaks, 86 years old now an international tourist attraction for all sorts of vip's and dignitaries, health inspectors found 11 infractions

including a dirty knife and mouse droppings and buildup of bio film in an ice machine. a lifelong customer said not to worry. >> i have been eating here my whole life. >> it doesn't disturb you frmg not really. >> i worked in restaurants my whole life and infractions happen. >> there were problems that were corrected immediately with the inspectors on site. >> i think that you know some things you forget and don't remember you know what i mean, so it's like you know it's good in a way because now you learn more. >> a week earlier the city health inspectors when into this debruno brothers branch with multiple locations in the city and suburbs. the initial report says that 16 infractions were found and eight serious, evidence of rodents and one worker not properly washing

his hands and food items no the kept at proper temperatures. >> that is surprising it seems like a clean, well kept place. not happy to hear it. that is gross. i work over here so i come here. >> i shop at debrunos all the time and it seems clean and the food is delicious. >> reporter: this response from debruno's management, and i quote, all issues are swiftly addressed and we are highly confident in our operation and commitment to best practices. the health department does 10,000 of these inspections every year. i'm vernon odom, channel 6 "action news." >> thanks very much. a 23-year-old delaware county man is facing serious charges for allegedly making threats against chester police, officials say that david millborn made the threat yesterday afternoon in a

facebook rant. they believe it's in response to a teenager threatening schools. we have more coming up tonight on "action news" at 6:00. six months from today the democrats will officially have a candidate for president and that person is named here in philadelphia at the wells fargo center and today organizers for the dnc laid out their plans for the big convention and they say everything is on track. john rawlins is outside of convention headquarters hotel in center city. >> reporter: hi yes i'm at the sheraton hotel. it's the headquarters hotel for the democratic committee. >> it's exactly six months from today that our nominee will accept the party's nomination. >> dnc organizers say the nuts and bolts from stage craft to the signment of 15,000 hotel

rooms is coming together and they are ramping up for a wave of dnc visitors. we like to provide them with inspired hospitality and show them how much fun philadelphia can be. >> still to come an outreach effort from local firms. >> they immediate rugs and flowers and all of that sort of things. it's more cost effective and cost efficient to fine those things here in philadelphia than shipping them in. >> following the papal visit, philadelphia taxpayers ended up kicking in $8 million to cover costs. asked about costs mayor kenney said it's too early to tell. >> we are not at an exact number and i will be transparent with the number it won't be a surprise. still a lot of things to be

nailed do you, trapstation and those sorts of things but everything seems to be on track. live in center city, john rawlins, channel 6 "action news." >> thank you. before democrats can focus on philadelphia first they have to get through the crucial iowa caucuses that are just four days away and a new poll out today shows it's anybody's race in the hawkeye state, monmouth university put out a poll and polled caucus-goers, 47% support hillary clinton but vermont senator, bernie sanders sits 5 points behind her and o'malley trails with 6% of the vote and donald trump insists he will not attend tonight's gop debate. he takes issue with fox moderator, megan kelly, and calls her biases and is asking that they she be replaced.

also at 5:30 our own rick williams just landed in iowa to cover the caucuses for you. you can watch his live reports tonight starting at 11:00. officials got a big rebate from peco for their energy efficient project at philadelphia international airport, the ppa recently installed 1400 led lights along the arrivals road at the airport and will save the airport 14 million there's each year in energy and maintenance cost. a ticket bought in philadelphia is worth $600,000, the winning numbers. 17, 18, 26, 28, 42. it was sold in delaware county. now is the time to check your tickets because the prize expires one year from yesterday.

>> hurry up. time for the "action news" traffic report. matt pellman is standing by with a live update. >> it will take time to get home and see your couch this evening, we have all the typical tee lays like the one on 95 from the vine to the work zone at cotman avenue, a crash at kensington along kensington avenue and that just cleared out and a broken down vehicle along collingswood circle. and speaking of route 30, lancaster county at gap, it's still blocked from downed wires because of an earlier crash where the pizza box used to sit. strasburg or the turnpike are some alternates, and there is a crash in honey brook shutting it down. in bensalem, close to the produce junction, we are back to normal on njt's a.c. rail line and problems on the bridge have

been fixed. >> thank you. much more ahead on "action news" at 5:00, the so-called affluenza teen is back in the u.s. after an extradition fight in mexico. and word from the world health organization and the zika virus and the more in the western hemisphere. coming up the accuweather forecast when "action news" returns. at wegmans we believe the best way to help you

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ethan couch is deported to a juvenile detention center in texas. he also could be released as prosecutors investigate whether he violated the terms of his probation in a juvenile case stemming from his 2013 drunk driving wreck that killed four people. and a woman found dead in vienna is being investigated as a murder. her host family says she was reliable and when she did not

pick up their child they called police. they was found half naked in a pool of blood. the investigation continues. today marks the 30th anniversary of the challenger tragedy, it was a replaying for the victims at arlington cemetery, seven members of the crew died on this day in 1986 when a booster engine failed it broke apart 73 seconds after launch. the zika mosquito born virus continues to spread. and they call it explosive. ali gorman is live at the big board with the details. a lot of people talking about this tonight ali. >> next week the world health organization talk about whether they will declare a public health emergency, this was done for ebola in 2013, experts are

working on whether to contain the virus and they will need everyone's help. the zika virus continues to spread in south and central america, prompting health officials to meet. >> this virus has been on the move for sometimes, so a lot of people have been exposed to this virus already in those areas, but it will continue to move on that would be the expectation. there were 41 cases in the u.s., all cquired in south america. they are working to find out if the virus does in fact cause a birth defect in babies and officials say at this point there is no need for panic.

>> for the average american who is not traveling this is not something they have to worry about. pregnant women are asked not to travel to affected areas and if they have to be tested. the virus is spread by a mosquito, conventional spraying control methods are not as effective against these mosquitos that typically bite during the day. using repelent and getting rid of standing water does help. they are looking to fine better control tactics and doing testing for the virus, they are working on a vaccine but don't count on that in the near future. >> we won't have a readily available vaccine this year and probably the next few years. >> 80% of people infected with the zika virus don't actually have symptoms, we'll continue to follow the story as it evolves.

>> thanks ali. if you think the philadelphia parking authority is tough, the district handed out 1.3 million there's in tickets and toe charges during last weekend's blizzard. including 5400 cars ticketed on emergency routes with a fine of $250 per car and another 690 cars were towed from other streets and they got stick with the impound storage fee of $20 per day plus the $250. coming up a meeting between the pontiff and leonardo dicaprio today. but first effort to reinvest millions of dollars into atlantic city casinos when "action news" continues tonight. (vo) if you have type 2 diabetes,

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our "action news" family. the daughter of news director gary, who is directing the newscast today. they adopted elaina from romania in 2011 and family and friends and everyone there watched on as their loved one tooks pledge and got their documents, each new citizens were on hand representing 29 countries got an american flag. congratulations to allene a. >> good luck to all of you. we have updated on the "action news" forecast and the navy telling us about the sonic booms we heard up and down the shore. they say they were conducting routine testing of aircraft, in the skies over new jersey today and that may have been what caused that. of course we are working that and we'll get you the very latest. in the meantime, a live look outside. the sky 6 hd showing the skyline

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and for details, visit jardiance.com. time for accuweather at the "action news" big board. cecily tynan is standing by with the forecast. hi brian and monica, and quiet weather today and live at sky 6 hd at penn's landing where the

skaters are out and dusk at sunset at 5:15, and the days are getting longer and temperature-wise close to yesterday. 41 in philadelphia and more melting going on today and allentown 37 and atlantic city airport 43 and wilmington 39 degrees. live on double scan showing the big picture and what is going on the low pressure all weeks that coastal low yes will be heading out to sea. meantime, there is a clipper moving through tomorrow. as it does, we could get a brief snow shower and what will happen is low pressure is associated with the clipper, these two will join forces off the coast they will deepen and that will bring us pretty intense wind gusts this afternoon. and tonight the possible of refreeze, and temperatures drop to below freezing overnight and more icy patches so be careful. 22 in allentown and 26 in

trenton. tomorrow morn weg see clouds and perhaps a snow shower in the poconos and then as that cold front passes through in the afternoon we'll see flurries and perhaps sprinkles, but look at that, by 1:30 the high of 40 degrees, even if you get a brief snow shower it should be melting and it moves off the eastern seaboard, i want to show you the effect of that deeping low. wind gusts 25 miles per hour and the high around 40 will not feel like this. the windchills tomorrow afternoon generally in the mid to upper 20s. definitely dress for winter. then as we head through the weekend temperatures will be moderating and i'm expecting a big warm-up as we begin february. so the five-day at 5:00, the winds of change, blustery and a quick snow shower possible again mid-day, and the high 40 and feeling closer to 28 and 30 degrees, saturday a mixture of

sun and clouds and chilly and not all that cold for the end of january. 39 degrees. look at the turn around on sunday, 48 degrees and monday mostly cloudy and 52 and tuesday 54 degrees with a mixture of sun and clouds and if you like it warmer than that, adam joseph has good news for wednesday in the seven day. however it will come at a price. he'll explain in a couple of minutes. is that a tease or what? >> i'm not going anywhere. >> thank you cecily. we'll take a break and be back.

"action news" continues with adam joseph, and monica malpass. >> hello again, rick is on assignment and brian taff joins us. here is what is happening on "action news" tonight. the stage is set for the first political test of the presidential candidates, we are live in des moines as we gear up for the iowa caucuses. and a scare outside of europe's most popular attraction, people taken into custody after what was found in their luggage. and a woman in new jersey is in custody for using her baby's

car seat to cover up a crime. >> first though we are just four days away from the pivotal iowa caucuses, the true test of the presidential candidates. they will scare off tonight for their final debate before iowa's caucus. frontrunner donald trump dropped out of the debate because of an ongoing feud with the moderator of the debate. brandi hitt is live with the preview. >> reporter: hi there brian, yes the stakes are high here in iowa, the performance is crucial in courting the voters and for ted cruz he will do his best to stand out on the stage now that donald trump has backed out of the debate. it's the final republican face-off before the iowa caucuses. and frontrunner donald trump is boycotting the event telling bill o'reilly that the fox news

network treated him badly. >> how much do you take, i have zero respect for megan kelly. they sparred in the first showdown five months ago. you call women you don't like fat pigs, slobs and disgusting animals. your twitter account -- >> only rosie o'donnell. >> the latest poll shows trump leading in iowa 7 points ahead of ted cruz who issued this challenge. >> one-on-one debate -- >> with trump out cruz is now center stage that could make him a target. >> marco rubio is now gaining momentum in iowa, and if doesn't be careful rubio could come up and finish second and there will be an earlier undercard debate. >> trump is holding a rally for veterans. >> each candidate doing what they can to stand out. with just days before the vote

for the to 16 presidential race. >> trump may not be here but you'll likely hear his name on the stage. the candidates are pushing hard to get as much face time as possible. because even a second place finish could give them a huge boost to keep going. >> going to be a fascinating night brandy thank you. rick williams is in des moines for the iowa caucuses, follow facebook and twitter for the latest news for 2016's first electoral event. rick's reports start tonight on "action news." and candidate bernie sanders spent the day rallying his supporters, according to the latest poll he and frontrunner hillary clinton are in a dead heat in battleground iowa, they are not happy with how the government is run to get off the sidelines. >> american democracy is not a

football game. it's not a tv show, it is not a spectator sport. democracy means that all of our people are suppose to be involved. meanwhile bill clinton spoke to his wife's supporters in waverly, iowa, he said hillary is the best candidate running not because of the right policies but backs it up with experience. >> meanwhile, pennsylvania voters seem to be mirroring the national trend. according to the latest poll among registered republicans, the top three are donald trump, ted cruz and marco rubio. trump hold a 10 point lead and on the democrat side hillary clinton continues to dominate but lost some ground with voters in pennsylvania and bernie sanders is gaining the ground. >> what we see in the

presidential elections, the nominations for both parties looks like the national polls at large. >> as for the political party clim at, 67% say they think the state is heading in the wrong direction and 50% say that politicians and government is to blame. we are following a sporty out of france, a country that is dealing with terrorist attacks for more than a year. two people were taken into custody outside of disney land, after they found weapons in their luggage. the man was detained at the hotel there, after two guns were found in his suitcase and a woman traveling with him was taken into custody but she was not armed. at this time it doesn't appear to be related to terrorism. but they are on alert. disney is the parent company of

us here at abc. david muir will have more on the investigation as well as the upcoming iowa caucuses. philadelphia's northwest detectives are looking for a man using a popular resale website as a draw to rob him in olney. look at the man in the surveillance video, on january 22nd, that man that called himselfant, offered to by an iphone 6 at offer up.com. he met the man and allegedly flashed a gun and stole the person's gun, the same thing happened no another person at 54 north 5th street. this is 36-year-old toms river read, tara worthy, she is facing charges after police found drugs in her 19-month-old child's car seat. she was stopped for a traffic violation on monday and searched her car after learning she was

driving under a suspended license. her child was turned over to child protective services. officials in wilmington say that chris couple's family suv that was stolen from his home in del care today was recovered. we received this photo from police surrounding the vehicle, it's at 6th and cleveland in wilmington. the suspects possibly juveniles got oust chris kume's car and took off. it was left running with the keys in the ignition. the senator and his family are all okay. meantime from our new jersey newsroom there was a call for change in trenton to make temporary housing assistance for people vulnerable in the state. steve sweeney announced his plan and reaction to policy change, scene sweeney says it could

cause people to lose their homes. >> we don't want to put people in a situation they don't know where they will be and they are disabled and are scared to death. >> sweeney says that homelessness hurts taxpayers, because chronically homeless people run up big bills often paid for by public money. and a homeless shelter is offering to give cats and dogs a chance for a forever home. the voorhees shelter is raising money for a bigger shelter. it's filled with adoptable pets. the shelter is hoping their new building will be open for their anniversary that comes in 2018. >> that would be nice. time to check the traffic story on a wednesday night. matt pellman is in the traffic center with an update. >> a whole lot of cars and trucks. as you come westbound that

travel time about 20 minutes more than what it should be. these are the westbound lanes from the split at the boulevard, not a lot of accidents just volume this afternoon. the same is true on 95 where speeds are in the teens. a crash in delco at wayne avenue and the same spot where we had traffic light issues by the old nabisco the lights are on the fritz again at the roosevelt boulevard. if are you headed home to the commerce square apartments in horsham, look for a crash at whitman road and oxford, a crash at deer road at westminster road. and the accident blocking route 10 is cleared out. but closer to gap across the lancaster border, route 30 lincoln highway shut down in both directions, that is downed wires from an earlier accidents stay on strasburg road.

something to watch out for on the chester county lancaster line on this thursday afternoon. >> thank you sir. still ahead on "action news," hollywood meets the holy father at the vatican, oscar nominated actor, leonardo dicaprio and the pontiff exchange ideas on an important issue. a former kidnap player with a colorful past will be in attendance, we'll tell you who that is. as we head into the last weekend of january and first week of february temperatures are running close to 20 degrees above average, we'll have the up up and away numbers in accuweather. and jaime apody has flyers and eagles news in sports. winter is hard on your nose.

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washington democrats tried to fix the problem with flint, michigan tonight they introduced the measure today to introduce $4 million to replace the led contaminated pipes. they switched the water system

from detroit and started to draw water from the flint river to save money in 2014. quite an honor today for actor, leonardo dicaprio when he got to meet pope francis is in a private session. and leonardo dicaprio kissed his ring and said in italian thank you for granting me this audience. >> he is demanding greener energy sources and he agrees on that and his father was with him there as well. we are talking to jaime apody about the quarterback situation. >> he has finalized his staff and now doug peterson's thoughts can turn to finalizing his roster. peterson and his coaching staff have spent the week at the senior bowl in mobile, alabama,

will he spend one of those picks on a quarterback, the coach has spoken with sam bradford and looks forward to working with him. and adds bradford would love to be back and would fit the structure he would like to bring. but he is looking at everybody. >> the biggest thing is the evaluation process and having my say on certain positions and certain guys. we have talked about this before, it's going to be a collaborative efforts and i'll have to rely on assistant coaches and rely on howie's team and our scouts do a great job, they spend the most times with these guys and there is a lot of information, when it comes time we'll make the right decision for the eagles. >> eagles are banking on peterson to be the anti-chip kelly, one of his former stars has moved on too. shady mccoy spent the day at espn to talk about the super bowl and his relationship with

his old coach. the difference today shady took the high road, he said he would never shake his hand but whatever happened happened in the past, and took the high road. >> just be aware of what's going on a franchise leading rusher and productive player, let me know what is going on. if i was going to be traded or what is going to happen. that was all. no player wants to get traded i'm sure of that, and actually you know one of interviews mentioned that, the week preparing for the game, he said it wasn't handled the right way. >> did that change the way you view chip? >> it changed because i was kind of past it. >> it was the most unlikely of scenarios, but the flyers head off to the all-star break by breaking their losing streak in

grand fashion. the flyers found a way to beat the best team in the league. they were tied and voracek handling, and the flyers went to the break happy. 4-3 is the first lose to the caps at home since december. >> we are at the halfway mark and playing good hockey, we found a way to win the games and last week we found a way to lose the games, we have to make sure we keep it in the same line and don't get too high or too low and try to make the playoffs. did you see this? calgary flames defensive lineman levels don henderson from behind. he claims it was not intentional. i don't know about that.

neither does the league, they just suspended him pending a hearing next week. >> looks blatant to me, hard to tell from this angle i guess. thank you. >> thank you. former nba star, dennis rodman will appear at philadelphia's annual wing bowl. the 24th year for this messy gastro fest that features the most competitive eaters and a cast of scantly clad women and rodman tweeted about the event, quote it's my kind of place. past include ron jeremy and jersey shore star, snooki. it's set for march 5th at the wells fargo center. one of the most iconic toys in the world is getting a major makeover. mattel the maker of the famous plastic doll, they are tall and curvy and petite.

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he turned 31 and he had acake made out of lettuce and tomatoes his favorite treat. and wrapped present. some other gorilla friends joined in on the fun. we'll see if he shares the lettuce. i guess not. lets talk accuweather forecast. not much to talk about. >> no, a quiet weekend ahead. overall this weekend not like last weekend. >> thankfully. >> as we look at double scan live radar some sunshine and clouds this afternoon but no precipitation what so ever and in fact the action cam up at neshaminy creek, a very winter like scene there, the creek is moving along and just a little bit of ice on the edge and that

is about all. talk about winter, the heart of the winter, the core of the winter it has passed. we look at philadelphia we are turned the corner, january 5th to the 25th, and starting a couple of days ago actually yesterday wednesday our normal high bumps up to 41 degrees and we are moving in that direction away from what is statisticcly the cold of the part of our winter season. and 29 in trenton and 27 in allentown and as well as sea isle city and the poconos a couple of degrees below freezing. some moisture to the south and low pressure is developing off of florida and the carolinas and it will inject energy over the great lakes, a weak clipper system here and the two will merge, but not merging off the carolinas and virginia like last week but north and east of new

england and even new england misses out on a big storm but the moisture over the great lakes passes through tomorrow we could get a brief rain or snow shower. but tonight mostly cloudy and cold 22 to 30 for the overnight low and first thing tomorrow morning at 7:30, a nice start to your friday 28 in philadelphia and 22 allentown and right around freezing to the south with a mixture of sunshine and clouds and around lunch time and thereafter you can see the rain and snow showers around and if you see some snow showers not going to accumulate. temperatures in the yourer 30s to around 40 degrees, they quickly move off the coast and for the evening rush sunshine start that evening rush and clear skies as we get into the 5:30 hour. 31 allentown and 35 in millville. we'll see a dip in the jet stream that goes down to the south and near normal for friday and saturday but the jet stream moves back to the north and west sending a warm surge of air into

next week. february beginning well above normal. while all the cold is pushed west of the rockies, as we look at the exclusive accuweather forecast, 40 tomorrow and 39 on saturday and again that quick snow shower or snow shower around lunch time tomorrow turning windy in the afternoon a dry weekend and a big difference from saturday to sun in the temperature department, and in fact we go into the 50s for monday and tuesday and comes with a lot of clouds and showers around and rainy at times on wednesday despite a warm high of 60 degrees and we pull the temperatures back down on thursday to 42, so we are going way above normal for the seven-day forecast, for the majority of it. >> my crocuses continue to be confused. >> as the big melt continues stay with 6abc.com/weather to know exactly what is coming. constantly updated forecasts and live double scan live radar

helps you stay ahead of the ever changing twists. and the new u.s. stadium tour and it includes a stop in philadelphia. cold play will be lincoln financial field on august 6th, the tickets go on sale tomorrow one of only seven u.s. shows the band plays on their tour. they will host the halftime show next week in california.

. right now jim gardner is standing by next at 6:00. several sonic booms were heard from new jersey to connecticut today. what we learned may have been the source. and a man arrested for a threat made against the chester police force. and officials give a status report for the democratic convention. for rick williams and adam joseph and cecily tynan and jaime apody i'm monica malpass have a good night. "action news" at 6:00 is next.

"action news" delaware valley's leading news program. a deal has been struck to save the ss united states but not here. and a camden county officer is injured after hitting a floral shop. but the big story is a sear yeses of sonic books that shook things up in south jersey, there were a total of nine separate booms and were heard and felt as far away as new jersey, new york

and connecticut. it happens when an aircraft breaks it's sound barrier and this was a test flight of a fighter plane based in maryland. it was apparently based in hammonton. >> reporter: that is all they are talking about and the navy said it could have come from one of their aircrafts from an exercise that was testing all the way down in maryland. >> let the sergeant know there are tremors from seismic blasts. >> it came around 2:30 when residents reported feeling tremors. >> i was getting out of school in mays landing and i thought i was going crazy, and i felt it a sec time and i knew something was going on. >> it was like a rumble like a heater backing up. just a