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jacket today the coats, you'll need a heavier coat today, but tomorrow a spring like jacket. a little fleece, let's get you outside and show you what's going on looking live at center city skyline, it's going to be a mild weekend, today is more seasonable, but tomorrow the temperatures start to climb you'll see that here in just a moment. clear conditions, but we have a breeze which is making it somewhat blustery out there. 27 in philadelphia. trenton, 24. poconos 19. lancaster 18 with a foot of snow on the ground. reading, 20. millville, 25. sea isle 30 with a windchill of 20. feels like ten in the poconos. forecast this afternoon you can

see how the temperatures climb. 35 degrees by lunchtime. 3:00 p.m., 389. 5:00 p.m., 38 degrees. wall-to-wall blue skies, whatever breeze you pick up this morning relaxes this afternoon. today, 40 degrees we'll take it. tomorrow we're ten better. wait until you see what happens in the seven-day forecast. gray will be doing back films when he sees the numbers by midweek. gray. 7:02. we have appear update on breaking news out of collingdale delaware county. a two hour standoff between police and a man who was holding a three-year-old boy has ended peacefully. the suspect has an history of substance abuse. he got into an argument with the mother of children and this spiraled out of control. the woman got out of the home with two of her children. she called police saying her 3-year-old was in the home. the police ended the standoff by

going inside. the boy was not hurt. this morning, the man is facing several charges. police tell us they found a number of guns inside the home. police are searching for suspects after someone shoots and kills a 20-year-old man during a holdup in the juniata park second. donald green was leaving a grocery store when he was randomly gunned down. they took the light out of here family when they took our donald. >> reporter: the grieving family of donald green remembers the 20-year-old as a good man who loved music and his family. he was the family jokester. he was phenomenal. >> reporter: the 2014 roman catholic high school graduate was robbed by two men outside the grocery store.

he was shot at pointblank range. now above a display of candles messages cover the store's brick wall remembering the man family and friends called ducky. he stayed to hisself and didn't bother anybody. >> reporter: "action news" featured green's family during a happier time in 2012 his father returning from afghanistan. that reunited family now torn apart. as the police search for the killers. his aunt pleads for justice. turn yourself in, just report it, we can give donald a proper goodbye. >> reporter: there are surveillance cameras near the scene, but it's unclear if the police can recover any images of the suspects. as in all philadelphia murders a 20,000-dollar reward is being offered for an arrest and

conviction. jeff chirico channel 6 "action news." firefighters in berks county will return to the scene of a fire that seriously injured a 70-year-old man. this started yesterday at a home on tuckerton road in muhlenberg township. the man had burns to his head neck and face. medics had to fly him to the hospital. there's no word on what caused the fire. tests have confirmed that the racoon that attacked a 6-year-old north jersey boy had rabies. the animal jumped at the boy wednesday morning as he was walking to school in about bergn county. a bystander got the animal over the child and beat it to death with a pole. the child is expected to make a full recovery. we're hours away from the start of the philadelphia auto show. the annual black tie gala was held last night and a little car made a big splash. chad perdelli has the latest. >> reporter: a car lover's

dream, bentleys, big trucks and vintage rides including this 57 el morocco only 6 remain in the world. only 16 were built it was an experiment by gm to make the front half of the car like a 57 belair and the back hard of the car like 57 cadillac. >> reporter: it's a mustang. it's a very cool mustang convertible. >> reporter: why do you like it so much? it's comfortable and sleek and fast. >> reporter: the big car of the night was the fiat pope francis rode in it during his visit to philadelphia. michael chapman of the chapman auto group bought it for $82,000. miss america greeted people in the high endzone with the bentley and astin martins.

the black tie event benefits children's a hospital of philadelphia. for 200 bucks, people got good food and good views. the el morocco is worth a pretty penny. now that it has come to an end it's time for the general public to get a look at all a the beautiful cars it starts today. at the auto show, chad perdelli channel 6 "action news." and be sure to tune in tonight at 7:00 p.m. for the auto show preview special join karen rogers, adam joseph, melissa magee, ducis rogers and alicia vitarelli for more on the technology and trends and the 700 cars that will be on display. for the first time the state department has acknowledged that top secret information has been found in e-mails that passed through hillary clinton private e-mail server while she was secretary of state. the state departments released that information yesterday it

involves 22 e-mails. clinton's campaign took the unusual step of criticizing the intelligence community accusing the spy agency of overclassification run amuck. it comes as clinton campaigns in iowa for monday night's caucuses. the lowest poll in iowa shows clinton with a slight lead over sanders. sanders encouraged grooms to -- groups to do whatever they have to do to get the supporters to the caucuses on monday. beg, borrow, kidnap. that legal in iowa. on republican side donald trump flew to new hampshire to campaign there. new hampshire holds the first presidential primary on tuesday february 9. coming up in the next half-hour we have a live update from iowa on the caucus. 7:08.

still ahead on "action news" saturday morning, a troubling trend among older adults more and more married couples are getting divorced. we take a look at the growing rate and the reasons behind it in this week's art of aging. a local judge is cracking down on pajamas in the courtroom. >> reporter: we have sunshine today and tomorrow, near record-high temperatures next week, but we are tracking some rain, i'll have the details in the seven-day forecast when we come right back.

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court. he said he cannot believe how many people show up in their pjs. we have a problem of people not dressing appropriately for court. i put out there's a conduct to follow when appearing in court. you got to remind people of that, you know. the judge said he can't enforce it, but he hopes people will take to heart the sign that says no pjs in the courtroom. >> reporter: pull your pants up. get a belt that fits. i'll buy you a belt you know? >> reporter: let's get you outside and show you what's going on. gray we have a nice warmup coming this weekend, looking live on sky 6, spring mountain the slopes will be packed, the weather will cooperate. there's a high snow pack in the mountains, mother nature has lent a helping handle. this week she'll take back a little bit. temperatures get into the 60s by

wednesday. double scan live crystal clear we have nothing going on this morning nor do we expect any precipitation during the course of the weekend. 27 degrees, dewpoint, 13. winds out of the west at 6 miles per hour giving us a feels like temperature of 20. 20 degrees in reading. 18 in lancaster. 19 in the poconos. millville, 25. dover, 26. when you factor in the light breeze feels like 20 in dover, 15 in wilmington, ten in the poconos and feels like 12 very cold degrees in allentown. i want you to use caution out there this morning, we've been mentioning this all week. we have temperatures getting above freezing during the day and back below freezing at night. it's clear and cold out there right now. we're seeing the black ice redeveloping and frozen slush north and west of the city. back roads, sidewalks, parking lots things liejts could -- likt could be slick and slippery. as we look wider, the only

system we're watching is a storm that jumps the front range of the rockies this is called a great lakes cutter. it will track from denver to chicago. watch what happens to those folks out there. by tuesday this is a raging blizzard for these folks. you could see up to two feet in denver. if you're traveling monday night or tuesday into denver, wichita, chicago, minneapolis, watch the forecast closely over the next few days and see how that plays out. back home in the delaware valley we're talking about a combination of sun and clouds today. pretty much the same thing tomorrow. monday, here's the first of two frontal systems that sweep through next week. this is moisture starved. the heavier rain stays to the south. for us an isolated shower monday afternoon otherwise it's mainly cloudy. the better threat for rain comes wednesday afternoon as we see a pronounced front swing through the area. that will bring cooler changes

by week's end. wilmington, 38. reading 38. sunshine and clouds chilly. 37 in allentown. overnight tonight temperature back below freezing, allentown, 26. philadelphia, 33. millville, 31. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, 50 degrees tomorrow turning milder. the normal high for this time of the year is 41. 54 for monday. groundhog day, 50 degrees, sunny and beautiful. there you go gray, that's the day for you, look at wednesday, 63 degrees, rainy and windy, cooler by week's end, 46 thursday and friday, 42. we were talking about this earlier it's a shame it's going to rain all day wednesday. 63 it will feel great. time 7:15. orderly married couples are splitting up at a record rate. it has earned an nickname called gray divorce, tamala edwards has more in this morning's art of

aging. >> reporter: mary anne ended her marriage a year ago and she said it was challenging emotionally and physically. you're alone are you're not working any more. you're retired and living on scattered sort security. she planned for the move and sought counsel. the divorce can be tricky as older couples have been together for 30 or 40 years. a client may come to me and say i'm getting divorced but i have written my will how do i protect my assets. unlike younger couples she said it's important that gray divorce. hes -- divorcees get it right.

the gray divorce trend is attributed to the fact that people are living longer and women are becoming more independent. peoplal my age are starting to realize you don't have to put up with the stuff that women did years ago. >> reporter: she said it wasn't easy she had to survive a full year on social security and savings until court ordered spousal support came threw. now she is back on her feet and feeling stronger and confident. i'm going to go out and get a part-time job and do volunteer work and help somebody else. >> reporter: if you have a question about gray divorce go to 6abc.com/art of aging. tamala edwards channel 6 "action news." beyond natural grain free pet food

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everyone, forecast for today looks pretty nice, combination of sun and clouds, probably more

sun than clouds. we'll call it seasonable, but chilly, highs around 40 degrees. we have quick changes in the weather pattern over the first two weeks of february. this week coming up the scream like this it will cut -- the jet stream like this, it will cut north into canada. the storm track will run like this. all the heavy snow will be on the high plains, we'll enjoy nice warm air. we get into week two of february, things turn different. we have the cold air attack from canada. the southern branch will ride across the country with a series of low pressure systems. once we get into the super bowl weekend do these two getting together and get in phase like last week with the blizzard, if the answer is yes, we have to watch that very, very closely. if it is a no it's a miss.

gray. 7:24 in sports this morning, sixers have a tough test against golden state tonight and the eagles lock up lane johnson. here's jeff skeverski. >> reporter: cha-ching, eagles offensive lineman is the highest paid right tackle in the nfl. he signed a 6 year contract worth $63 million. 35 is guaranteed. johnson 2013 first round pick is under contract until least 2021, he is being groomed to take over at left tackle for jason peters. he believes big things are ahead for the eagles. it's optimistic we have a bunch of of great young players heard and veteran leaders like celek who is a warrior. i think there will be changes moving forward, but we have a new taste in my mouth and we'll do good things moving forward.

>> reporter: let's hope so, eagles locked up brent celek and zack ertz. he called it a dream come true, he wants to retire here. he got the news monday night on his birthday. i was to excited i probably had tears coming out of my eyes, i want downstairs and sat on my couch and thought about everything it took to get here and where we need to go as an organization, we need to win a championship here. >> reporter: yes, they do. it's the best against the worst, the sixers hosting the defending champs golden state tonight at wells fargo. to put in prospective how far apart the two teams are, the sixers have lost ten times more games than the warriors. how about this practice at wells fargo. look at warriors star stef curry a father and son fishing for

autographs. he signs a jersey and a sports illustrated attached to a clip board, you got to love it. you have to stay focused on the bench. losing makes you a better player. you can click next year with the right combination of guys and once it does it's easy to not look back. >> reporter: and hopefully sixers rookie okafor will be signing autographs that way. he will play after missing two games for illness. sixers warriors tonight at 5:00. that's sports, i'm jeff skeverski have a good day. this weekend boardwalk hall in atlantic city is hosting fast and the furious racing action.

it features three classes of race cars on the .8-mile track. there's plenty of wheel to wheel and bumper to bumper action featuring 200 drivers from united states and canada. we have much more coming up 0 on "action news" saturday morning including a live review of the iowa cause of action can you says -- iowa caucuses, stay with us we'll be right back.

happening right now on "action news," the latest on our breaking news from delaware county where police and s.w.a.t teams responded to a standoff involving a man and a young child. philadelphia police are searching this morning for a gunman after finding a man shot in the back at the scene of the accident. plus, the battle for iowa, voters are preparing for the caucuses in the hawkeye state. we're live with a preview. meteorologist chris sowers is back with a look ahead, chris, what can we expect? >> reporter: expect sunshine, look at this beautiful shot down in cape may. sun rising not a cloud in the sky, temperatures are quickly climbing we've been above freezing all week long. that's helped out tremendously as far as snow depth is concerned. areas in south jersey that had snow on the ground monday

morning and now there's nothing. we'll see the melting over the next several days. windchills, 20 degrees in philadelphia. 12 in allentown. 17 in the poconos and 18 in lancaster. satellite and radar, we'll set it in motion, we have high pressure firmly in control it's north of richmond and stay put over the next several days. all this cloud cover and snow showers up to the north will stay to the north. we'll don't have to worry about anything like that. we'll see sunny conditions, cumulus clouds in the afternoon. sunny conditions, 35. and close to 40 which is the seasonable average for this time of the year. 5:00 p.m., 38. sunny and chilly, high of 40. the battle for 2016 is kicking into high gear, the iowa caucuses are just two days away,

abc's lana zack joins us from iowa. good morning to you. >> reporter: good morning, gray, hillary clinton on the heels of bad news crisscrossing the state today. you got to have a president who is there for you on the great days, who is there for you on the awful days and all the other days. >> reporter: with hours left on the clock and tight race hillary clinton campaign wanted to leave it on the field. but instead she was dealt a blow by the federal government announcing that 37 pages of e-mails found 0 on clinton's private server top secret. this is unacceptable, this is a disqualifier. >> reporter: with you the clinton campaign said they are not classified at the time calling it an overreaction.

meanwhile, her democratic opponent bernie sanders decided not to weigh in on the e-mail controversy and urged voters of all ages to turn out. on the republican side national frontrunner, donald trump focused on ted cruz. he is an anchor baby in canada. >> reporter: cruz playing it cool on the campaign. he is welcome to say whatever he likes, i like and respect him. >> reporter: and donald trump is expected to be back here in the hawkeye state trying to rally voters after being some second lathe he may not have the -- some speculating he may not have the ground game to turn out voters for the iowa caucuses. rick williams is in iowa watch for his report throughout

the weekend and the caucuses next week. you can find his daily dispatches on iowa on facebook and twitter and behind-the-scenes look at 6abc.com. this morning we continue to follow that breaking news for you out of delaware county where a 3-year-old boy is safe and sound after being caught in the middle of a standoff between a man and authorities. "action news" was there when it starredded -- started at 1:15 on montgomery avenue in collingdale. a mantua history of substance dispute got -- substance abuse got into an argument with a woman there the female left the home with two children, but 3-year-old was in the house with the man. she said the man had guns and she was concerned. officers and s.w.a.t teams

responded they tried contacting the man with no success. after two hours they made their way inside and took the man into custody. authorities recovered several guns inside the home. this morning the man is facing a long list of charges. also this morning, a man in critical condition after he is shot at the scene of the accident. chopper 6 hd was over old york and tabor road in the city's logan section last night. police responding to the report of a crash. they found an overturned car and two other vehicles that were hit. they found a 30-year-old man with a gunshot injury to his back. officers are checking homes and businesses in the area for surveillance video. so far no arrests have been made and no word about a motive. 7:35. philadelphia police took five students into custody after reports that shots were fired inside ben frank lin high school. the action cam was outside the

spring garden school as police hauled off students in handcuffs. officers found spent shell casings of a 45 caliber handgun on a school stairwell. students couldn't understand how they could get a gun into the school. how did they get it in. they suspended me for five days for a lighter which is this big. >> reporter: a student shared shvideo of a fight in the school with "action news" claiming this was taken yesterday before the shot was fired. the school was placed on lockdown until police completed their investigation. from our delaware newsroom this morning, police in new castle county have identified a person of interest in a murder mystery. now they have to find him. trish hartman has the story. >> reporter: new castle county police are looking for 352-year-old gregory parker, 6'8", 225 pounds, detectives are calling him a person of interest in the homicide at his home in the mallard court community.

family is in turmoil right now. i don't know what my brother is doing out here. >> reporter: jermaine johnson said his brother is the one who was killed, while the victim was identified as sean spense of new castle, he went by sean johnson. while he didn't know gregory parker, he said -- turn yourself in, man. i'm very surprised, because nothing bad happen around here, and we have been here about 9 years. >> reporter: more surprising that the neighbor who lives in the house is being caught by police. i didn't expect him to be a person of interest after nothing him for 8 years. >> reporter: around 10:00 p.m., someone called them for a welfare check of the home. the feeling was correct and led us to locate a victim.

>> reporter: spense was found on the first floor with significant injuries. detectives worked all night and all day gathering evidence from the home. police say neighbors are shaken, but they think that the two men knew each other. enough any information call 1-800 tip-3333. trish hartman channel 6 "action news." chopper 6 hd was over this fire that ripped through a house in trenton, new jersey. this happened last night. the fire left a person injured. it started at 8:00 p.m. in the three story home on hamilton avenue and south clinton avenue. the injured person had to be taken to the hospital for smoke inhalation. the injuries are not considered to be life threatening. happening today, the philadelphia auto show opens at the pennsylvania convention center, 700 rides will be spread out across the showroom through next sunday.

doors open at 9:00. the auto show app let's you plan your visit. you can swipe your phone at a scanning station, that let's the company know you want more information about their vehicle. at 6abc.com, you can see the little star of the auto show. tune in tonight for the auto show preview special, join karen rogers, adam joseph, melissa magee, ducis rogers and alicia vitarelli for more on the technology and trends and the 700 cars that will be on display. a fun time indeed. still ahead on "action news" saturday morning, new video coming in from oregon where three men jump into action to save a woman under attack. also ahead detecting head lice, winter can be a prime time for the pests. we'll tell you what parents need to know in "healthcheck." meteorologist chris sowers will have the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast "action news" saturday morning continues after the break.

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his shop is booked for weeks, he got a call from someone heading up from florida. for the trump tattoo, you have to get the hair right. speaking of hair, chris sowers checking the forecast. you have gray hair. >> reporter: it is turning gray. we have warm weather gray, since you moved up here, you've been dealing with a a lot of change. for 6 weeks i've been saying i only want one storm and now we got it. now the snow will melt as temperatures climb into the 60s by wednesday. double scan live let's flip it over, nothing going on. we don't have a cloud in the sky, so obviously we don't have any precipitation. the average high temperature for this time of the year is 41. since the 22.4 inches of snow.

40 degrees monday, 50 degrees, tuesday, 45 wednesday, 43 thursday. yesterday, 42. the numbers are slipping a little bit but all well above freezing that's part of the reason why the snow totals have dwindled over the last several days. snow depth in allentown, 3 1.9 inches half of that is gone. atlantic city you picked up a foot, you don't have anything on the ground as temperatures continue to climb well above freezing. everybody is going to be well above freezing next week. whatever snow you have on the ground, if you're a snow lover, get a good glimpse of it now, because it will be gone monday and tuesday. this morning we have a light breeze out of the west/northwest 7 miles per hour. approximate with temperatures in the 20s feels like the teens. allentown, 20 degrees, 17 in millville. satellite and radar, it's going

to be a cooler day, with the sun angle getting higher in the sky it will feel nice. all the clouds up here stay well to the north. what we're watching this week is a potent area of low pressure it's called a blue norther, it's going to cut into canada. a warm front will lift this week followed by a cold front, but this is pacific air and the winds will be out of the southwest monday, tuesday, wednesday, the temperatures will close in on record highs, 60, 63 degrees by the time we get into wednesday afternoon. lehigh valley, 37 degrees, sun and clouds, seasonable, snow continues to melt. the jersey shore it's a nice looking day, lots of bright blue, sunny, 42 degrees on the boards. philadelphia, a lot of sunshine out there, a couple of cumulus clouds.

35 degrees by lunchtime. 3:00 p.m., 39. 5:00 p.m., 38 degrees forecasting a high of 40. with the winds it will feel a little bit cooler than that probably feeling like the upper 30s. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, 40 today, 50 tomorrow. 54 monday, monday will feel great. become be cloudy, there's a possibility of one or two showers out there, nothing heavy. it's a dieing frontal system that will be in the process of pushing through. tuesday, sunny and beautiful, groundhog day 50 degrees, whopping 63 degrees for wednesday that would be a record high if we hit that, the record is 62. thursday and friday, 46 and 42 degrees. it's cooler, but not that bad for this time of the year. after last weekend i have no complaints. >> reporter: i got you a good one. thank you,. three organ men are being -- oregon men are being called heros stopping a man from beating up his girlfriend.

police say the man had thrown his girlfriend to the ground and punching her in the face. this man was the first man to get to her. it was horrible. every step it took, it felt like he was taking another punch. he got her two or three times, i was glad to help out. disturbing piece of video. two others jumped in. the men kept the suspect pinned to the ground until police arrived. the attacker is facing assault charges. the victim will be okay.

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authorities are testing 6 to 8 people for the zika virus. they are asking people to pay attention to the travel advisories. world held is holding an emergency -- world health is holding an emergency meeting on monday. zika is transmitted by mosquitoes and suspected of causing birth defects. head lice can be a huge headache for parents, it can happen when children have time off for snow days, ali gorman has more. >> reporter: the center for lice control make house calls and help parents get rid of head lice. while the bugs are a nuisance dealing with nice doesn't have to be a nightmare. it's not difficult when you have the right tools and guidance and information.

>> reporter: the mission is to educate parents on what to look for. lies nits or eggs are tiny. but detecting them early before they lay more eggs is the best way to prevent an outbreak. with her daughter eileen demonstrates how to do a head check. you'll need a metal nit comb hair should be wet and separated. after five swipes, wipe the comb on a white paper towel and inspect. you'll see the nits there, they will show up up, they will look like brown oval kind of specks, they are uniform in shape. she said it's unreal -- unrealistic to rely on a school nurse to check every head.

eileen recommends a product called kapow and to make sure there's no recurrence repeat treatment on day 6 and day 12. bed linens should be washed and put in the drier and pillows should go in the drier or use a vacuum. typically you see a spike around this time when kids are out of school. make sure they are not sharing hats or scarves or brushes and do head checks once a week. coming up next, meteorologist chris sowers will take a final look at the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast. hope you stay with us we are coming right back i right

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here's a question to think about, how much would you pay for a picture of a potato. this sold at auction for more than a million bucks. celebrity photographer kevin abash recently revealed he sold the portrait to a businessman for $1,080,000. the 15th most expensive photo ever sold for a potato. >> reporter: i don't know what to say. we better vacuum the floor. let's talk weather here, let's turn it over to the caution sign him we'll throw out the caution flag north and west because of iced over slush and areas of black ice. things continue to melt during the day and we refreeze at night. 63 degrees by the middle of next week. 40 today, 50 tomorrow.

all right, it is time now, 7:55 and we are just a few minutes away from saying good morning to "good morning america." here's pal will a ferris -- paula ferris. >> reporter: good morning, gray, and philadelphia, the campaign is on everyone is scrambling for votes our team is in iowa following the candidates. the surround of three inmates in california. police are zeroing in on two other fugitives while details emerge about the teacher who helped them escape. nfl shows a new report in the shocking up tick in the number of diagnosed concussions all this as super bowl 50 is just a week away. what else the reason for this drawing -- dramatic increase?

we'll have that coming up. we'll have more on the breaking news, only our camera was there as police haul away rifles from a delaware county home. a man was holed up with a 3-year-old boy, the child is okay this morning. ritzy rides roll into town. we're live as the philadelphia auto show opens this morning. we have a look at the black tie gala and a new app if you're going to the show. for chris sowers and the entire "action news" team, i'm gray hall make it a great saturday!

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good morning, america. happening right now the campaign frenzy. candidates on a mad dash through iowa, the center of the political universe this weekend. the last-minute push for votes. donald trump on the attack. >> ted cruz is an anchor baby in canada. >> as other candidates take aim at him. >> friends don't let friends vote for trump. plus, hillary's new headache over top secret e-mails. what will that mean in these final hours? captured, the moment a violent prison escapee surrenders, his nod to the cops. what did he tell them, and as the hunt goes on for the two others on the run -- >> reporter: officers have been searching this entire area focusing on those containers. >> what did a jail teacher have to do with their escape? >> she played a significant role in the planning. >> the intense manhunt going on right now.