"action news", delaware valley's leading news program, with meteorologist melissa a magee, jeff skversky and walter perez. saturday night i'm walter perez. presidential hopefuls go after young voters with monday's iowa caucus right around the corner. we are live with the the preview. developing news violence erupts at a motorcycle show in colorado where one person was killed and several others were injured. the the big story on "action news" is violence here in our area. police are searching foreman

who stabbed a fellow passenger on board a septa bus in the frankford section. the entire attack was caught on camera. "action news" reporter jeff chirico is live at northeast detectives with the full story, jeff? >> reporter: well, walter philadelphia police released that surveillance camera video just a few hours ago. they hope someone watching right now will recognize the the man, report his whereabouts and help get him off the street. let's show you who we're talking about. this is the man they are looking for. he is 5 feet seven and 30 years old. police say he boarded route 56 bus on torresdale avenue friday afternoon, but could not pay the the fair. the the driver told him to get off at the next stop at paul and torresdale avenue but when he would not, a passenger tipped off that the suspect was delaying the bus pushed him out. the suspect ran back in, attacked and allegedly stabbed the man in the head, neck and abdomen. the the brawl spilled out in the street and was caught by surveillance camera at a nearby business. the the suspect, took off, now let's show you this guy one

more time, police say he was 30 years old, 5 feet seven, wanted for an aggravated a assault and stabbing on a septa bus yesterday afternoon in the frankford section of the city. if you know anything about him or his whereabouts you are told not the to approach him but to call 911 immediately. all tips will remain confidential. we are live from northeast detectives, jeff chirico for channel six a "action news". walter. >> thanks, jeff. we have developing news out of denver, colorado there was a shooting and stabbing a at motorcycle expo this weekend. one person was killed and several others were rushed to the hospital. there are reports, of fighting at the expo between rival gangs. no arrests have been made and police are still investigating the case. world news saturday will have very latest on the investigation, into the the violence in denver coming upright after "action news" at 6:30. police in philadelphia have made an arrest in connection with yesterday's shooting inside ben franklin high school in the spring garden section of the city. youngsters identity has not been released, in fact there

is no confirmation he was even a student there. the it was just before noon time yesterday when police say a fight broke out inside the school hallway. investigators say the suspect fired a gun, but luckily no one was injured. tonight a woman from mercer county is in jail accused of beating her mother-in-law to death. the the woman was a arrested late friday at a casino in atlantic city. it was back on tuesday when she killed, a woman inside the home she spared in east windsor. the seven three-year old victim died from blunt force trauma to the head n word on the possible motive. in delaware county it took police two hours to resolve a standoff during which a man refused to release a three-year old child. just about 1:00 a.m. a man and woman got in the argument inside the home on montgomery avenue in collindale. woman was able to get out of the house, with three of the couple's children but the man 39 year-old christopher lindstone refused to a allow their three-year old to leave. police were able to get in the

home at 3:00 a.m. and he was a arrested. the toddler was unharmed. also in delaware county body of the man was discovered in morton earlier this afternoon. police were called to the 1200 block of east wood land avenue around noon time today. that is where they found the man's body. no further information has been released a at this hour. we are just a few days away from the first votes in the 2016 presidential campaign, the iowa caucus. lets go live to "action news" anchor rick williams who joins us live from des moines with much more, hi there, rick. >> reporter: hi there walter. thank you. the that is right. like a january snowfall all of the candidates are blanketing the state in the second to the last night of campaigning. instead of following candidates around which we will do later this evening we decided to spend the day with the people that could make a difference in the crucial contest on monday. that is the voters. specifically the younger voters. drake university here in des moines has hosted more political related events this

presidential campaign season then any other college in the state. from a democratic debate last month to a town hall meeting last week, even donald trump's veterans fundraiser he hosted this thursday. drake has been front and center leading to the crucial iowa caucus monday night. the students are caught up in the excitement and enjoying the political spotlight. >> we have a fantastic student body that engageness political conversation. >> reporter: thinks the student body president, kevin, and admits took a clinton supporter but he says there is a healthy mix of democrats and republicans on campus. there is also students, who have not necessarily been caught up in the caucus craze, in the yet anyway. >> i'm on the fence. i might go to see what it is like because i never experienced anything like this. >> reporter: candidate like bernie sanders or donald trump are defending on first time voters to turnout monday night. but many political experts are wondering if college students are really committed to the long, and complex process, that is, caucus voting.

drake will have five caucus precincts monday night on campus. in 2012, they only had one. the so turnout here, shouldn't be a problem. >> because we have been able to see some of these candidates on campus they do feel like they informed voters a and can make a decisive pick for who they want to represent them in the office. >> reporter: drake's popularity on presidential politicians and the the media, has seemingly made this school more attractive to perspective students, like this high schooler from debuke who was touring the campus today. >> it is cool to be suiter close to all of this and it is cool will because we get to meet the the candidates and you can see, you know, kind of a vip pass to everything. >> reporter: back live now one more point about drake university that school could be featured prominently monday night the night of the caucus. hillary clinton is expect to be there to watch the results coming in. if victorious she's expect to have a victory party at the

student union building. coming up at 11:00 we will look closer at what all of the candidates are doing how they are spending their saturday night on the second to last night of campaigning. walter back to you. see you at 11:00. all right rick, see you then. in the market for brand new vehicle or just love cars, the the pennsylvania convention enter is the the place to be this weekend. that is where the philadelphia auto show is now underway. the it is also where we will find "action news" reporter trish hartman checking out the cool rides. hi there, trish. >> reporter: hi there walter. if you you want to see something truly philadelphia, here at the the auto show check out the the paint job on this jaguar. on the hood we have billy penn pen and then back over here on the driver's side door we have the love statue. now a local artist, was here yesterday and it was a cool part there was a matt layer and you can peel paint right off when you are done and do something else witt. no matter if you were shopping for new car or looking to take off that cabin fever the philadelphia auto show was

definitely the the place to be today. >> a among the beautiful bentleys and months rat i at philadelphia an automatic owe show we found a inspiring engineer like a kid in the candy store. >> my hopes and dreams are to work with cars and design new engines. >> reporter: still being around cars that cost hundreds of thousands of dollars is intimidating. >> are you nervous you will nick the paint. >> i stay far enough back so my jacket does not touch it the or anything. >> reporter: but with 700 vehicles at the pennsylvania convention center is there something for almost every price range. organizers say 94 percent of last year show goers found the show helpful in choosing their next car. >> you can touch them, feel them, put your family in the suv to see features. you you cannot do that in any other way like the the auto show. >> reporter: the england family from warminster is here to to just that. >> now that we have three kids we need to stay away from the smaller vehicles and go larger. we are looking to see if there is anything we like. >> however, trever england has his eye on the new kid course where even he can take the

wheels. >> bumping into my sister. >> reporter: for big kids, the they let passengers go off roading indoors. >> we're riding on many bumps. we went over logs. there was a car bouncing around. >> reporter: but some folks were just fine with two wheels, 17 year-old paul senior, hopped on the harley davidson for the first time vowing to have one of his own one day. start saving right now. >> right now, college, and then a harley. >> reporter: now, that young man had his priorities straight. now speaking of saving your pennies, this carries an xf35t, i cheated, i had to look once. it is priced at $60,000. not too shabby. there is a lot more to see at the auto show. it runs through sunday february 7th. live at the pennsylvania convention certainty, trish hartman for channel will six "action news". >> melissa want you to hold the the white bentley for her. auto show special preview

airs tonight at 7:00 right after world news saturday. join karen rodgers, adam joseph, melissa magee, ducis rodgers and alycia vitarelli on the technology, trend along with 700 cars on display. once again that is tonight at 7:00. much more to come on "action news" tonight, the creative young mind are keeping designs on the future, how some local students are sharing their ideas, to improve, city life in the future. plus using well thought out moves to stay on the straight and narrow, program that helps kid stay safe and mentally sharp, melissa. walter, partly cloudy, quiet tonight but we have slow snow melt on the the way as we get in the second half of the weekend with milder temperatures. we will talk about the numbers, full and exclusive accu weather forecast. >> thank you, melissa. plus cole hamels is back in town. jeff skversky tells us why when "action news" comes right back. you have cancer

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hundreds of local kids are making moves to make sure that their lives remain on the positive, and productive track. they took part in the ninth annual check mate violence chess marathon right there at temple university. the program promotes safe, beneficial after school programs, new police commissioner richard ross stopped by to check out the the intense competition. hundreds of the middle will schoolers spent their day competing in the city design competition. action cam on the scene at archbishop carol high school in radnor for the future city competition. the students from 40 schools, presented their ideas, to revolutionize solid waste management the systems in the future. hundreds of young people in the camden and their families attended a fair to learn more about their options for public school. superintendent raymond right hand forward was there to welcome everyone. it is part of the new camden enrollment program giving family their choice in enrolling any of the cities 35 schools. in north philadelphia kindergarteners and their

parents were shopping for schools as well. for the first time great philly schools.org, hosted a fair for parents to give them a better understanding about public, private, and charter school options for their kid. a similar fair will be held next month in west philadelphia. tax season is fast approaching so today volunteers helped their neighbors, file their taxes for free. they gathered at the free library of philadelphia in spring garden. united way and campaign for working families hosted the event for families earning $53,000 or less. they also a announced the opening of more than 30 tax preparation sites all across the delaware valley.

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yesterday with the father a and son at wells fargo center fishing for an autograph, steph curry reeling up the autograph. it was great. they love these guys. sixers star winning, main draw, other teams, and their stars like tonight, nba champs are here. steph curry and golden state warrior draw a sellout in south philadelphia for second time this season. nicki minaj and meek mill in the house watching worst team in the nba taking on the the best. the first quarter sixers start hot, nick stauskus, there you go for first time in nearly 200 minutes, golden state trails. sixers up 17-ten. warriors go on a 15-zero run. steph curry, and clay thompson, they hit three straight shots. sixers down right now, 19 at the the half. they have allowed 73 points, so far. well, phillies pitchers and catchers report to spring training in two and a half week. clubhouse in clearwater will look different.

for a first time in the decade cole hamels will be mi. a. even though hamels was traded to texas in july, he has not completely left philadelphia behind. here's hamels hosting a pitching clinic for kid at the mapel zone sport institute in garnett valley. cole says he will miss playing in philadelphia. >> it is tough, to know that i get to go down at the citizens bank park in front of the fans. our foundation will still have a presence here. this is something that means a lot to us to be here for as long as we have. we don't take that granted. we're able to accomplish these great endeavors because of the support, so we just wanted to this let them know you guys are supporting us and we will keep supporting you. >> good to see him back in town. flyers star claude giroux met the with the stars of the set of the abc tv show nashville yesterday. giroux taking in the sights and scenes while in town for the all-star weekend. tomorrow the the game will feature three on three hockey.

>> i think it is going to be more like a game, three on three, is there more ice and i think fans want to see the players play a little bit harder. >> new eagles coach doug pederson is back in philadelphia today after scouting and talking to potential draft picks at the senior bowl this week. pederson is keeping a close eye on the game today. temple linebacker tyler, among those in mobile, alabama a for senior bowl trying to show off his skills. lead all players intact else, perhaps a mid round pick from temple improves his stock. among players eagles talk to north dakota state quarterback carson wentz who passed for 50-, south beat the north. st. joes saying the hawk will never die. their winning streak better not die either, or their tournaments hopes could be dead. they are 17-three coming into play tonight in road island.

st. joes just underway. lasalle is a hot mess. they have won one game over the the last two months. today in dayton second half jordan price with a three. he is out, and with a few minutes to go, they score two points over the final eight minutes. the unreal. lasalle loses 59-44. they tropical 13 of their last 14 games. and then as bad a as lasalle has been, drexel has been worse. today against hofstra dragons up by six at the half. it slips away. drexel loses by six. big one, they have only won three games all season. fair to say they will not be going to the ncaa tournament. >> all right, thank you, jeff. much more to come on "action news" tonight. taking a live look at sky six over penns landing. great the night for ice skating. the meteorologist melissa magee has the exclusive accu weather seven day forecast when "action news" comes right back.

just in case you forgot it was one week ago today when we were in the middle of the blizzard. we got pounded with wind and snow. in fact we are contending with the aftermath. still there has been no shortage of people making the best of it having fun, while laughing. the rest of us are hoping that was the the first, and last snowfall, in winter. >> here, here. >> waving the white flag already. >> we surrender. >> yes. we have had enough. >> exactly. >> there is still a lot of snow out there but a lot of melting will take place. >> it will get warmer tomorrow, as we get in the second half. >> yes. >> we will show you what is going on, storm tracker six live double scan radar you can

see no issues with precipitation. outside on our saturday evening we will show you picture outside, right on the ben franklin parkway, gorgeous shot, we have got mostly sunny skies with a few high thin, sirius clouds blowing in the wind there. it the is calm this evening. we will stay that way throughout the rest of tonight. the high today in philadelphia not bad, 41 degrees. we should be for this time of the year. normal is 41. the low is 26, and of course, that will be average as well tonight. thirty-eight, currently in philadelphia. thirty in the poconos. thirty-seven allentown, lehigh valley. thirty-five out to the west. thirty-eight in sea isle city. not much wind chill to factor in because we have wind coming from the southerly or southeasterly direction for the rest of the evening hours. that will pump in milder air, as early as sunday. here is satellite six with action radar dry, quiet across the eastern half of the u.s. disturbed weather out across northern plains and will be

tracking the storm system approaching that region as we get into late sunday an early next week. in between that time, however, check you the the numbers, in 69 in cincinnati. sixty-three in atlanta a cooler in chicago bismarck where that disturbance is moving through. seventy-five in dallas. the we will tap in the piece of the southeasterly wind as early as tomorrow. so the call from accu weather for rest of tonight is partly cloudy, pretty comfortable. we will drop down to five in the suburbs. thirty-three the overnight low in philadelphia typically for this time of the year we should be in the upper 20's. still not bad and pretty tranquil for the the rest of tonight. our set up for our seven day, we have sunshine, a few clouds today. highs maxing out in the lower 40's today. but by sunday a few high clouds around, turning milder with high pressure off shore. we will tap into that return flow, southeasterly wind, high temperature tomorrow near 50 degrees. we will track this weak cold front that moves through very late in the day on monday and couple spotty showers around.

so future tracker six showing you the numbers. 8:00 in the morning not bad 35 in the city. forty in the poconos. four to along the coast in wildwood. by 2:00 o'clock tomorrow have afternoon with the southeasterly wind coming in, 53 in reading. near 50 for philadelphia right along that i-95 corridor. upper 50's for both atlantic city and wildwood. here's the exclusive accu weather seven day forecast, no complaints, tomorrow. a slow, snow melt on the way which is what we like to see. the sunshine and cloud, smiles, high up to 50 degrees. morning fog is likely with that warmth coming overhead, and morning over the the snow pack on the ground. monday, afternoon, however it will be pretty warm with just 56 degrees, and slight thely cooler in the wake of the frontal boundary moving in by tuesday, and a high of 49, foreground hog day. on wednesday, it is windy, warm, wet with a high of 63. and then by wednesday there could be some localized flooding with some heavy rain on the way by then. cool eras we get into thursday. forty-eight but still not bad,

temperatures in the the lower 40's, walter. >> not bad. >> all right, thanks melissa. cold weather didn't stop hundreds of people from putting on their swimsuits and jumping in the delaware river this morning. there is all part of the special olympics of pennsylvania's eighth annual polar plunge. more than 600 intrepid souls jumped in the frigid water in support of 20,000 special olympians. each of these swimmers was asked to raise 50 bucks. world news saturday is next here on channel six. don't miss "action news" at ten on phl17 tonight and then back here again on six a abc at 11:00. now for melissa magee, jeff skversky and the entire "action news" team i'm walter perez. we will see you right back here at 11:00 o'clock. >> ♪

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welcome to a special edition of "world news tonight." the race for iowa now two days away. the final push candidates furiously crisscrossing the state. donald trump stepping off his plane and stepping up his attacks. . hillary clinton making her case to last-minute voters. tonight, new questions about those top-secret e-mails once again following her campaign. our team right here on the ground. and breaking news. captured. three dangerous fugitives back behind bars. police catching the remaining two after more than a week on the run. also breaking, the deadly shooting. chaos erupting at a packed event. police rushing to the scene. and the zika virus on the rise. 36 cases discovered in a dozen states.