arrest a man during a standoff overnight. a young child was inside with him. this morning the child is okay. we have exclusive video from the scene. plus people in iowa line up to hear from the presidential candidates ahead monday's caucuses. rick williams is there tracing the trail of the candidates. the snow is about to go after the blizzard plowed into the area. sky6 live hd looking at the ben franklin bridge, with the warmup coming the snow is about to vanish. let's go over to chris sowers with the accuweather forecast. how warm are we talking? >> reporter: there's a day in the seven-day forecast that will feel like spring. i'm excited. >> reporter: live on sky 6 show you the view down the the jersey shore, this is a live shot of cape may. a beautiful morning, lots of sunshine out there, but blustery as temperatures fell into the

low 20 this morning, windchills in the teens. everything is starting to rebound. 25 in allentown and trenton. 22 for the poconos. 30 in millville. dover is showing 33. you factor in the light breeze out of the west/southwest it feels like 23 in philadelphia. 22 in dover. reading, 25. 13 in the poconos this is a good weekend to go up there and do skiing mother nature will cooperate. temperatures climb into the 40s tomorrow. 19 in allentown is what it feels like with the wind. we'll keep you crystal clear with a high of 40 degrees. we'll talk about a warmup in the seven day in just a few minutes. this morning a 3-year-old boy is safe and a man is in jail after the peaceful end to a standoff in collingdale, delaware county. after the standoff ended on the 1100 block of montgomery avenue. "action news" got an exclusive video of police removing rifles

from the home. this started at 1:15 a.m. this morning when officers say the suspect while high on drugs got into an argument with the child's mother. the argument spiraled out of control. the woman got out of the house with two of the three children and immediately called 911. the female did tell the officers the man had guns in the house rifles and possibly handguns and she was concerned. police ended the standoff by going inside, the child was not hurt. he faces several charges. philadelphia police say this 9-year-old girl is missing, take a look at the screen. she was last scene at her home on the 600 block of katherine street in cobbs creek in west philadelphia. that was at 5:00 p.m. she was wearing a purple coat, a white

three button shirt and uniform pants with a stripe on them. chopper 6 hd was over old york and tabor road in the city's logan section last night. police were responding to a report of a crash. they found an overturned car and two other vehicles that were hit. officers tell us they found a 30-year-old mantua a gunshot injury to say back. police are checking homes and businesses in the area for surveillance video. so far no arrests have been made. this morning no word of a motive. for the first time the state department acknowledged that top secret information has been found that passed through hillary clinton private e-mail server while she was secretary of state. it involves 22 e-mails.

clinton's campaign criticized the intelligence community saying there was over classification run amuck ahead of the monday night caucuses. the iowa caucuses are two days away as voters have the first say in the presidential race. rick williams is in des moines. >> reporter: with so many members of the media in town, the city of des moines set up a media center in preparation for the monday night vote. this is where the election totals come in. around the city, excitement is heeding up. people bundled up who don't mind waiting in a long line to see the candidate. it's part of the process of picking a president. we are very informed, a bright state we don't take anything for granted and we work

hard. >> reporter: and they care about their politics. we're proud to be from the state, this is our future that we are voting for, so it's very, very important to take it seriously like we do here. >> reporter: supports of hillary clinton filled the gymnasium they waited hours in the cold just for an opportunity to see her and hear her. full go to the caucus for me on monday, i promise if you stand up for me monday night, i will stand up and fight for you as hard as i can for the next four years, thank you all. >> reporter: a rally for democratic opponent bernie sanders well attended in the other part of the state tonight, davenport, iowa. monday night all of you are in a position to make american history. let's do it. thank you! >> reporter: turnout is important monday night that's why the candidates are turning up at various events throughout the hawkeye state.

this map shows how much ground the republican candidates covered not even 24 hours after the debate in des moines, except for donald trump who arrived in new hampshire ahead of the first primary election on february 8 one week after the iowa caucus. with or without donald trump the countdown continues to the caucus in iowa. less than 72 hours ago. i think it's safe to say this time monday night the race for president will have suddenly and perhaps dramatically shifted into high gear. reporting from iowa, i'm rick williams channel 6 "action news." you can watch rick's reports throughout the weekend and the caucuses next week. you can find his daily dispatches from iowa on facebook and twitter and behind-the-scenes look at 6abc.com. a live abc news report is coming up in the next half-hour. 9:06. one of the biggest events all year open up in center city. the philadelphia auto show puts

you in the driver seats of the world fastest cars and trucks, chad perdelli attended the black tie gala, he saw pricey cars. >> reporter: a car lovers dream, including this 57 el ma morocco. was experiment by gm to make the front half of the car like a appear belair and half back of the car like a cadillac. it's a mustang convertible. >> reporter: why do you like it? it's very comfortable an sleek and fast. >> reporter: the car of the night was the fiat, it was auctioned off, michael chapman of the chapman auto group bought it for $82,000. it's a great cause and great

vehicle and had a great person in it. >> reporter: miss america greenlighted the people in the high end zone with the bentleys and astin martins. the black tie event benefits the children's hospital of philadelphia. the el morocco is worth a pretty penny. how much is that worth? i'm hoping it's worth half a million dollars. >> reporter: now that the black tie tailgate has come to an end, it's time for the general public to get a look at all the beautiful cars. it starts today. chad perdelli channel 6 "action news." tune in tonight at 7:00 p.m. for the auto preview special, karen rogers, adam joseph, melissa magee, ducis rogers and alicia vitarelli give you an inside look from the convention center. we'll test drive the cool cars and trucks and show you the

latest technology for the cool rides. joining us at 7:00 p.m. you have to see this, look at this, a huge sinkhole swallows up part of a highway and forces stores to close. a father an son get an autograph from nba stars stef curry in town to play the sixers. >> reporter: we have rain chances no snow, because temperatures will be too mild. by wednesday we could be in record territory. details coming up right after this. > police say two remaining

violent fugitives who broke out of a california jail maybe in the san jose area about 340 miles from the jail they broke out. it is believed they are heading to fresno. the other fugitive turned himself in orange county. police believe they are in the van that they stole. a massive sinkhole in southern oregon is getting bigger. this opened up on highway 101 a few feet from a another giant sinkhole that collapsed in december. both are blamed on el nino storms that dumped heavy rain in the region. all the water has overwhelmed storm drains, the highway will remain close until the spring. blame it on el nino.

>> reporter: blame the blizzard on el nino, too. i was going to blame you. >> reporter: you might as well, everybody else did. live on sky 6 spring mountain this is a good weekend to do skiing because temperature are not terribly cold and there's a ton of snow on the slopes now as temperatures have cooperated they have made a ton of snow over the past couple of weeks. temperatures are above average. 40 degrees monday, 50, tuesday, wednesday, 45, thursday, 43 and friday, 42. look what happened with the snow pack, remember allentown picked up 3 1.9 inch of snow, they have 16 inches on the ground. philadelphia, 22.4, you have 6 inches on the ground. atlantic city picked up over a foot you don't have any snow on the ground as temperatures continued to climb all week

long. it will get warmer as we head into next week. it is chilly right now, but the payoff starts sunday. allentown 25, millville, 30. reading checking in at 25. windchills are not too strong, but they are out of the west slrk -- southwest, 5 to 10 miles per hour. 1 in the poconos, 22 in millville. satellite radar, high pressure is sitting there north of richmond. that means the cloud cover will push on by to the north. sunny conditions today, a few cumulus clouds that's about it. this area of low pressure here this will cut to the north up into canada, the southern provinces of canada. this is mild air. even this front it's a cold front so to speak the temperatures mind that front are very, very mild. it's all pacific air. next week we'll see temperatures off to the races each and

everyday. the coolest day in the seven day forecast is 40 degrees. everyday from that points on we start climbing. sun and clouds, chilly, winds out of the southwest at 5 to 15 miles per hour. not too cold tonight, but below freezing, watch for black ice developing on untreated surfaces and frozen slush. partly cloudy and cold, 25 degrees outlying suburbs. 33 center city. monday, -- sunday, 50 degrees, monday, 54 degrees, tuesday, groundhog day, 50 degrees, wednesday, cloudy and warmer, 63. thursday, 46 decrease, we'll be cloudy and cool 42 degrees,

thursday and friday, we can handle 40s not too bad for this time of the year. not bad at all. 9:16 the time. new this morning, three oregon men are being called heros for stopping a man from beating up his girlfriend. police say the man had thrown his girlfriend on the grounds and punching her in the face. sean lolly was the first one to get to him. i couldn't get there fast enough, every step i took it felt like he was taking another punch. he got her two or three times, i was glad to help out. two others jumped in, the men kept the suspect pinned to the ground until police arrived on the scene. the suspect is facing assault charge. the victim is okay. a shocker in the sports worlds from down under that's ahead on "action news" though.

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on saturday morning, 9:19. a murder mystery remains unsolved in new castle county delaware. verg are looking for -- investigators are looking for 52-year-old gregory parker. sean spense was found inside parker's home. the motive has not been released. his brother is baffled. i've never seen him with this guy or whatever they are looking for. they believe that the two knew one another, trish hartman has more reaction on the case in the next half-hour. happening today, 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 hands, neck and face. medics flew him to the hospital. no word on what caused the fire. tests have confirmed that the racoon that attacked the 6-year-old north jersey boy had rabies. the animal jumped on the boy wednesday morning as he was walking to school on the street in elm wood park bergen county. a bystander got the animal off the child and beat it to death with a pole. the child has been released from the hospital and is expected to make a full recovery. facebook and instagram are telling private sellers to take their guns elsewhere. in the e-mail statement, facebook executive said licensed firearm retailers can post about goods and services, but sales of guns from one person to another

will no longer be allowed. the company has systems in place to detect private gun sales and remove content that violates that policy. health experts in pennsylvania are testing 6 to 8 people for the zika virus. health experts are asking people to pay close attention to the travel advisories. the world health organization is holding an emergency meeting on the virus that will happen monday. there could be 3 to 4 million cases in the americas over the next year. it is transmitted by mosquitoes and suspected of causing birth defects. so glad you stayed with us

on a saturday morning, 9:23 the time. sky6 live hd overlooking the philadelphia international airport, a gorgeous shot there, wait until you hear what's in store for the coming days. a stunning upset at the australian open, serena williams lost. it postponed her effort to tie stephi graff's record of 22 grand slam wins in the tennis era. serena's next attempt to tie graph will come in may at the french open. now, let's go to jeff skeverski with more in sports. cha-ching, eagles offense lineman lane johnson is the highest paid right tackle in the nfl. he signed a 6 year contract worth 6 # million dollars. -- $63 million. 35 is guaranteed.

johnson is under contract until 2021 he is being groomed to take over at left tackle or jason peters. for now, he believes big things are ahead for the eagles. it's definitely optimistic when we have great young players here and veteran leaders like celek he is a warrior. there will be changes moving forward, but i think we have a new taste in my mouth and we'll do good things moving forward. . let's hope so. earlier in the week, eagles locked up brent celek and zack ertz. he called it a dream come true, he wants to retire here. he got the news on his birthday. itself so excited i probably had tears coming out of my eyes, i went downstairs and sat on my couch and thought about everything it took to get to here and where we need to go as an organization and we need

to win a championship here. >> reporter: yes they do. it's the best against the worst. sixers hosting the defending champs golden state at wells fargo and to put in prospective how far apart the two teams are, the sixers lost ten times more games than that warriors. how about this before practice wells fargo, look at stef -- steph curry a father and son fishing for autographs, he signs a sports illustrated and jersey attached to a clip board got to love it. curry said sixers fans hang in there. if you stay focused on the bench over there, losing makes you a better player, you could click next year with the right combination of guys, and once it does it's easy to not look back. and hopefully okafor will

be signing autographs that way. sixers have not beaten golden state in nearly three years. sixers warriors tonight at 5:00 p.m. that's sports, i'm jeff skeverski. cole hamels is returning to the delaware valley today don't get your hopes up all you phillies fans, he will not be putting the red pin stripe uniform on again. cole hamels is a texas raker where he was traited last season in a -- traded last season in a blockbuster deal. he will ebb at a sports institute in chester county where he is holding a baseball clinic. there's much more to come on "action news" saturday morning, including "shelter me rescue of the week." >> reporter: i'm david murphy this is waldo and garfield.

two that were rescued we'll have their story coming up on "action news." plus, another check of the exclusive accuweather forecast with meteorologist chris sowers when "action news" saturday morning at 9:00 comes right back.

they took the light out of our family when they took our donald. murder stuns the family of a local war vet. jeff chirico is following the

case on "action news" saturday at 9:00. police in delaware county pull guns from a home after a standoff involving a young child. it's opening day at the philadelphia auto show. but the big story this morning on "action news" is the race for president. the candidates are making their closing arguments to the people of iowa before monday's caucuses. it's a showdown that could make or break a campaign. abc's lana zack is in des moines iowa. good morning to you. >> reporter: good morning, gray, yes here in the hawkeye state so fluental, hillary clinton has received very bad news, she has deployed her strongest supporter, her husband who said they are in a dogfight. you're going to have a president who is there for you on the great days and the awful days and all the other days. >> reporter: with just hours left on the clock and in a tight

race, clinton's 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 on clinton's private server should be classified top secret. this is getting more and more serious. >> reporter: her opponents pouncing. this is a disqualifier. >> reporter: but the clinton campaign said they were not classified at the time calling it an overreaction. meanwhile, clinton's close e -- closest opponent bernie sanders decided not to weigh in on the e-mail controversy. on the republican side donald trump focused his attention on ted cruz. he is an anchor baby. ted cruz is an anchor baby in canada. >> reporter: cruz playing it cool on the campaign. else welcome to say whatever he likes, i like and respect him. >> reporter: but the cruz

campaign will have more choice words for donald trump saying the only anchor in this election is donald trump who is dragging down the republican field nicknaming him the ss new york values. back to you gray. "action news" anchor rick williams reporting live from iowa through monday's vote. you can see his report tonight on "action news," the reports at 6abc.com which is tweeting and commenting on facebook while he is there in iowa. let's catch up on forecast with meteorologist chris sowers not only are people talking about politics, they are talking about the accuweather forecast with the warmth. >> reporter: it's nice for a change as we get you outside and show you the view in wilmington where temperatures continue to climb at this 9:00 a.m. hour. we started out on the chilly side. temperatures dropped into the low 20s, some areas made it into the teens and windchills were down in the teens area wide.

with the sun starting to climb, numbers are beginning to rebound. blustery. 23 in philadelphia. 19 in allentown. these are windchills. pair of 2s in millville. cloud cover passes us by to the north. we should see a decent amount of sunshine, just a few puffy cumulus clouds from time to time. 39 degrees by lunchtime. 3:00 p.m., 38. shooting for a comfortable high of 40 degrees, mixed skies of sun and clouds, chilly, seasonable. looking ahead we have a warmup in the seven-day forecast, we're tracking rain, though. details just ahead. excited about the warmup. thank you. you can find seven-day forecast and a live look at storm tracker 6 live radar at any time 6abc.com/weather. 9:00 approximate -- 9:33 a.m., a 3-year-old boy is

safe after his father held him during a standoff. police removed several guns from the collingdale home where the incident took place. officers said around 1:15, the suspect was high on drugs when he got into argument with the mother of the child. the woman managed to get out of the home with the two of the couple's three children. after the standoff ended the police moved in and the boy was not hurt. a soldier from afghanistan is mourning the death of his son. police are looking for the two killers. they took the light out of our family when they took our donald. >> reporter: the grieving family of donald green remembers the 20-year-old as a good man who loves music and and his family. he always had a smile.

so much love and light. he was phenomenal. >> reporter: police say the 2014 roman catholic high school graduate were robbed by two men outside the grocery store two blocks from the home he shares with his parents. green was shot at pointblank range. now messages cover the store's brick wall remembering the man family and friends called ducky. he was really stayed to hisself and didn't bother anybody. >> reporter: "action news" feature his family during happier times in 2012 as the navy reservist father named donald returned from his second tour in afghanistan. that reunited family now forever torn apart as police search for the killers, green's 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 is unclear if police recovered any images of the suspect. as in all philadelphia murders, 20,000-dollar reward is being offered for information leading to an arrest and conviction. jeff chirico channel 6 "action news." nine rowan university students face charge in an alleged scam that cost a 7-eleven $35,000. it began with one student who worked at the store. the 21-year-old credited fell students university sponsored debit cards with refunds for themselves they never performed. because of the alleged actions 8 of his friends are charge with theft. philadelphia auto show is open to the public in center city. it is going on at the pennsylvania convention center. john rawlins got a peek at what's new this year including an app. >> reporter: 700 vehicles, ho

brands from exotics to daily drivers. the first thing you'll notice is the auto show app for your phone called ekey. it's a way to plan your visit. >> reporter: you see something you want more information you take your phone a scanning station. you scan it in, boom, i just told gmc i'm interested. >> reporter: if you have $70,000, there's a new sedan that can rock you from zero to 60 in 8 seconds. how about a minivan the driver can see ahead, the side at the same time. this will be usualful -- useful in parking lots and driveways. this is fun to drive. >> reporter: several models can park themselves or automatically

apply brakes from hitting a slower vehicle. in this cadillac demonstration one car signals a second hard to break hard and steer around vehicle. the man who runs around a auto show what works on uncrowded highways may not be up to urban roads yet. how do they develop that technology to be able to accommodate that, i believe they will some day, but we're not there yet. >> reporter: john rawlins for "action news" at 10:00 p.m. on phl17. our auto show special airs at 7:00 p.m., karen rogers, adam joseph, melissa magee, ducis rogers and alicia vitarelli are hosting the event. they will show you the latest technology for all the cool rides join them at 7:00. 9:38 there's much more to come on "action news" saturday

morning at 9:00. there's good news this morning about the saint bernard who fell through the ice. monday as an important day for anyone competing in the broad street run in philadelphia. we'll get a check on the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast when "action news" returns after the break. ♪

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county have identified a person of interest in a murder mystery, now they have to find him. trish hartman has the details. >> 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 inside his home in the mallard court community. i don't know what my brother was doing out here. jermaine johnson said his brother was killed while police identify the victim as shawn spense, he wasn't by shawn johnson. turn yourself in, man, he wasn't worth ain't worth killing, turn yourself in. >> reporter: neighbors in the area couldn't believe when they heard built killing. i'm very surprised because nothing bad happen around here,

we've been here nine years. >> reporter: more surprising the neighbor who lives in the house is being sought by police. i didn't expect him to be a person of interest after nothing nothing -- knowing him for 8 years. >> reporter: someone called police for a welfare check at the home. the feeling was correct and led us to a victim. >> reporter: victim was found on the first floor with significant injuries and homicide investigation was launched. police worked all day and all night gathering information from the home. new castle county police are looking for parker. no motive has been released if you have any information call 1-800-tip-3333. trish hartman channel 6 "action news." chopper 6hd was over a fire that ripped through a house in trenton, new jersey last night. the fire started 8:00 p.m. in a three story home hamilton avenue

at south clinton avenue. it took crews a half-hour to gain control of the fire. the injured person had to be taken to the hospital for smoke inhalation. we know saint bernard dogs are famous for making rescues in the swiss alps. but the other day milo was the one who needed to be rescued. the dog fell through the ice of wood glen lake in fairfax county, virginia. during the mastive -- massive blizzard. rescue teams pulled the 120-pound animal from the ice cold waters. we can report milo is doing just fine. that's kind of small for saint bernard, they get really big, they can be up to 250 pounds.

let's show you what's going on, as we look at the center city skyline. we have blue skies for the most part, high, thin clouds north and west. temperatures are steadily climb. double scan live is clear, as we go round and round, nothing going on out there today or tomorrow. the weekend looks good. trenton, 25 degrees, allentown, 25. poconos, 22. millville, 30. feels like 22 with the wind. feels like 18 in lancaster. 19 in allentown and 1 in the poconos. just a quick reminder we've been mentioning this all week long, daytime high temperatures continue to climb above freezing, nighttime lows dip below freezing, you have to be careful this morning we have patchy black ice around and frozen slush that will make things slik him be careful -- slick, be careful out there and take it slow. satellite and radar shows most of the cloud cover stays up to the north. as we expand the view it will be a nice quiet stretch of weather

in the next three, four, five days. we have a frontal system that will hit the rockies and produce snow up to chicago and minneapolis, rick williams is out in iowa, i'm wondering if he will get back to philadelphia. it will hit monday night into tuesday, take a look at the snowfall totals, this is 12 to 18 inches in iowa they could see two feet in denver. this is a hefty blizzard that will hit the southwestern states. for us we'll be on the mild side of the storm. that will elevate the numbers in the next few days, wait until you see what happens by wednesday. here's future tracker 6. this afternoon combination of sun and clouds, not too much going on. sunday is pretty much the same deal. monday a couple of rain showers pass on by to the north. him one or two move into the philadelphia area during the afternoon. big story with that front will be the milder pacific air that

races into the area. 38 degrees today for reading. sunshine and clouds. 37 in allentown. 40 in philadelphia. millville, 40. dover, 42. sea isle city, 41. overnight tonight, everybody dropping below freezing again or at least in most areas. wilmington, 31. reading, 26 degrees, 25 in allentown. 30 in trenton. 31 in millville. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, we're climbing tomorrow, 350 degrees, lots of -- 50 degrees, lots of sunshine, a few high clouds that's about it. monday, 504 one or two showers -- 54 one or two showers possible in the afternoon. dip to 50. wednesday a warm 63 is what we're forecasting. that would be a new record high. it will be rainy and windy. we cool it down by the week's end. 46 and 42. should i celebrate?

>> reporter: it's like a false -- because the following week we get back to reality. i knew it. >> reporter: we'll enjoy one day. time 9:48 this week's "shelter me rescue of the week" a cat finds a perfect home ascertain the rescue gets celebrity attention. david murphy has the story. >> reporter: when clair met dasher at main line animal rescue it was a perfect fit. i would pelt -- pet him a little bit, he hit under my bed for a good three months. the stoof told me if he is under the bed or under the couch lay on the floor and talk to him. i did that every night for three months. one night he came out. he is an amazing cat.

>> reporter: main line animal rescue captured the hearts of many, like whoopi goldberg. looking for the home is a wonderful kiddie. sweeney and todd are a package deal. they love each other and and they need to stay in a home together. >> reporter: wendell is a senior kitty who enjoys a fine home. there's sequoia the anything goes kitty. this is garfield who loves to purr this is the loudest purring cat i've ever met. this is waldo, he is 3 months old, garfield is 7 months old, they were rescued from the street and raring for a new home. if you're interest any any of -n

any of the animals you met today visit the main line animal website. tells us where you adopted your pet and how much they mean to you, we'll be featuring your story on the up coming "shelter me rescue of the week" segments. david murphy channel 6 "action news."

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final check. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast. looks like a pretty nice weekend, a lot better than last weekend. 40 degrees, sunny, clouds, chilly, but seasonable. the normal is 41. tomorrow, 50 degrees, milder, mostly sunny skies, the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, every single day is above average. not looking bad. 54 degrees monday, 50 tuesday, 63 wednesday, unfortunately wednesday we have a cold front coming through, lots of rain and winds, so that 63 may feel miserable with all the rain. 46 degrees thursday, friday, 42. still above average. not a bad day seven-day forecast. the following week a different story we'll keep it quiet. it is 9:56 jack hanna's "wild countdown" is coming up next on channel 6. "action news" continues later tonight we'll be back tomorrow morning at 6:00 a.m. him here's some of the stories we're working on for you. she has won numerous awards

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