hi lights all coming up next. still to come in sports, cole hamels, back in town, why the former phillies star is in town this weekend, we will tell you you when we come right back. for the the first time in

a decade cole hamels will not be in a phillies uniform when pitchers and catchers report to clearwater for spring training, in about two and a half weeks. but cole, he still cares about this city. the despite being trade i had to texas in july hamels has in the completely left philadelphia behind. hamels is hosting a pitching clinic this weekend for kids the a mapel zone sports institute in garnett valley. cole says he still misses playing here. >> it is tough to know, you know, i don't get to play at citizens bank park in front of those fans but our foundation will still have a presence here. this is something that means a lot to us to be here as long as we have, and we don't take that for granted. it is, we're able to accomplish these great endeavors because of the

support. so we just want to let them necessity you guys are supporting us and we will keep supporting you. >> great to see cole back helping out some kid in the area those kid will miss him on the mound this year at citizens bank park. >> still weird seeing home in the texas uniform. >> absolutely. "action news" at the 11:30 is next. you have been hearing about the iowa caucus. coming up we will explain what they are and what they mean. do you ever wonder where moon came from? scientists say we have new evidence suggesting it is the beginnings that were violent, that and more when "action news" comes right back. here's is what happening

on "action news" at 11:30. iowa caucus, explained. we will go behind the scenes at the nation's first vote for the presidential nomination, to find out how it works and why it is so important. plus, important deadline to pass along if you are planning to get health care coverage under the affordable care act. selfie that simply is out of this world. look at how mars rover is spending its time, on the red planet. but first tonight more on those recaptured prison escapees in california. after a manhunt that less ted a week involving a swat teams it ended up being a concerned citizen who helped police make an arrest.

we will get the the store friday lauren lister. >> reporter: off the street and back in custody the remaining two california escaped inmates jose nairi and jonathan chew captured today in san francisco. >> the entire state can breathe sigh of relief. >> reporter: this may have been a key moment in the investigation, less than 24 hours earlier, the the first fugitive, shown here caught on camera calmy surrendering in santa ana after a week on the run. >> we have got friend. he wants to make sure he can get caught. >> reporter: investigators believe he was in charge of the transportation and stole the white van trio used to get the away. that same van, spotted in a san francisco whole food parking lot this morning. a man a alerted some park district police officers who quickly investigated. >> officers a approached the van, as jose nairi fled on food. >> unaudible.

>> officers discover the other escapee, jonathan tu hiding in the van. >> reporter: now they are working on transferring them back to orange county and learning more about how they escape in the first mace. police believe that nairi may have been tasked with getting information, somehow coaxing his jailhouse english teacher to give him more than language lessons. >> in it, on paper that showed an i am page of the entire central jail complex as she played a significant role in the planning. >> reporter: forty-four year-old woman, now is under arrest for, suspicion of contributing to the men's an "s" scape. soon all three inmates will be back behind bars at the the very jail they escape. sheriff telling us they will be kept in a different manner and area then before making it clear they will not be held together. lauren lister for abc news, santa ana, california. health officials say there are now, 36 confirmed cases of the the zika virus right here in the u.s. and that includes four pregnant woman. in brazil where the virus may have originated

governmental troops are going door to door to track mosquitoes believed to be spreading the virus. currently there is no vaccine, so eliminating mosquito breeding areas has become the first line of defense. more than 4,000 cases of the virus, have been diagnosed, in brazil. well, time is running out to sign up for health insurance this year under the the affordable care act. tomorrow is the last chance to sign up for coverage, that will take effect in march. if you are eligible and you do not sign up, you may be subject to a 700-dollar fine on your next years tax bill. the government hopes to sign up about 10 million people. children from across delaware showed up to a makeshift doctors's office for an important check up to day. a program called heart in the game offered free heart screenings at du pont middle school right the there in wilmington. children and their parents also received some training and performing cpr. hundreds of middle schooler spent their day competing in the city design competition. our action cam stopped by carol high school in radnor

for the the future city competition. students from 40 schools, presented their ideas to revolutionize, solid waste management the systems in the future. and hundreds of young people from camden along with their families attended a huge fair today to learn more about their options for public schools. superintendent raymond, was there to welcome everybody. it is all part of the new camden enrollment program, giving families their choice oven role in any of the cities 35 schools. in north philadelphia, kindergarteners and their parents were shopping for schools as well. for the the first time great philly schools.org hosted a fair for parents to give them a better understanding of public, private, and charter school officials for their kids. a similar fair will be held next month in west philadelphia. hundreds of local kid are making moves to make sure that their lives remain in the positive and productive track. they took part in the the ninth annual check mate violence chess marathon, at temple university. the program promotes safe,

beneficial out of the will school after school programs and new police commissioner richard ross, they is, even stopped by to check out the intense competition. it is opening weekend of the 2016 philadelphia auto show. if you are in the market for a new vehicle or just want to go shopping, the pennsylvania convention center is the place to be. "action news" reporter trish hartman has more. >> reporter: monk beautiful bentley's and maseratis of the philadelphia auto she we found a inspiring engineer like a kid in the candy store. >> my hope and dreams is to work with a car and design a new engine. >> reporter: still being around cars that cost hundreds of thousands of dollars are intimidating. are you nervous i will nick the pain. >> i stay far enough back to make sure. >> reporter: but with 700 vehicles here at the the pennsylvania convention center is there something for almost every price range. organizers say 94 percent have of last years show goers found the show helpful in choosing their next car. >> touch them, feel them, put your family in the suv and see features. you cannot do that like you

can at the auto show. >> reporter: england family from warminster is here to do that. >> now that we have three kids we have to stay away from the smaller vehicles and go larger. so yeah we were looking around to see if we see anything like. >> reporter: trever england has his eyes on the jeep's kid course where he can take the wheel. >> driving around and bumping into my sister. >> reporter: for the big kids. >> really good. >> reporter: the test track lets passengers go off roading indoors. >> we're riding on many bumps. we went over logs. the the car was bouncing around. >> and this were just fine with two meals. paul senior hopped on the harley davidson for first time vowing to have one of his own one day. >> start saving your pennies now. >> right now first college and then harley. >> reporter: do you want to see something philadelphia? check out paint john on this jaguar, billy penn on the hood and over here on the door we have the love statue. new is there so much more to see here at the auto show, philadelphia auto show runs through sunday february 7th. reporting at the pennsylvania

convention center, trish hartman for channel six "action news". much more to come on "action news" tonight, the the mars rover snaps a selfie. this pick is way more complicated then any other selfie on earth. plus explaining the quirky process of voting in the i was caucus. how a tie could be broken with even rock, papaciesors, melissa. we had a nice stump to our weekend. mostly clear tonight. we are in the 40's today. will 50's make a come back into sunday. details with the accu weather forecast.

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world. nasa's curiosity mars rover snapped this selfie on the red planet the showing off terrain where it has been working for past five months. selfie is a combination of 57 images taking from the rover's robotic arm. the self portrait shows curiosity at a so-called dune, where it has been digging in the dune collecting samples for lab analysis. nasa says we're learning more about where the moon came from. evidence comes from rocks brought back by the the apollo astronauts more than 40 years ago. scientists had a theory that the moon formed after a small planet collided with the earth. they now say crash was a head on collision four and a half billion years ago not a glancing blow as thought. the impact release aid chunk of earth that became a one and only moon. evident is identical chemical signature, between the the moon roxanne volcanic rocks found in hawaii and arizona. i'm glad we weren't here for that. time for a check of the

accu weather forecast with meteorologist melissa magee. >> very nice today, yesterday we had highs in the the lower 40's. the that was once again true today, walter. do you like 40's, how about the 50's. >> yes. >> yes. >> we will show you storm tracker six live double scan radar, no issues with precipitation. we had plenty of sunshine earlier today and tonight we have mostly clear sky. we will show you the the picture outside, the action cam was outside earlier tonight, looking from south, philadelphia, at center city sky line, really comfortable as far as temperatures are concerned. comfortable in the sense that temperatures are right where they should be this time of the year if in the a few above it. coming in at 35 in philadelphia dew point at 24. wind south at 6 miles an hour. that will be key as we go throughout the day tomorrow. a southerly wind typically brings in milder if in the warmer era across the delaware and lehigh valleys. a a nice treat on the way as we close out our weekend here. wind chill not terrible at 30

and pressure is falling. neighborhood numbers, 27 in martin's creek. thirty-three in warrington. thirty-five in center city 306789 for slating ton. new who will an, 34. kenneth square, at the the freezing mark 3592. just 29 in hockessin. down across new jersey, 36 in hammington. thirty-five for vineland and bridgeton and along the the coast in sea isle city, 39 but warmer at the boardwalk in at 43. here's satellite six with action radar, partly cloudy, especially for areas north of philadelphia, but overall, it is mostly clear with a few patchy clouds around as we go throughout the overnight hours. high pressure as we go throughout the day tomorrow will slide on off to our east and that will create a bit of the a return flow, meaning we will get that clockwise, wind and era cross this ridge of high pressure that passes to that southeasterly wind and temperatures will be responding nicely. future tracker six is showing you 8:00 o'clock in the morning on sunday numbers along the i-95 corridor will be in the the 30's. thirty in lancaster. forty in the poconos.

third 42 along the code in wildwood. thirty-seven in lakehurst. forty-one in atlantic city. i will advance this as we get into 2:00 o'clock tomorrow afternoon with the southeasterly win. fifty in philadelphia 52 in allentown, lehigh valley. forty-eight in the poconos. remember, average for thus time of the year is about 41. so we will be well above the narc by then. fifty-six in wildwood. fifty-five in dover, by 2:00 p.m. tomorrow. so we will talk about what we can expect? slow snow melt on the the way sunday with the milder temperatures and then slow snow melt is what we will see this time of the year. temperatures in the the 40's and 50's by tomorrow afternoon. we will get warmer as we get into the rose of next week and we are tracking rain by wednesday. by then we could have have an issue with localized flooding. the exclusive accu weather seven day forecast showing you not bad tomorrow, enjoy it. sunshine, cloud, milder day at 50. morning fog is likely by monies specially with the warmer temperatures and that snow pack on the ground,

otherwise, warm by the afternoon in at 56. by monday afternoon there will be a threat of some showers around and a weak disturbance off to the north. in the wake of that it gets cooler on tuesday foreground hog day, high up to 49. on wednesday a high of 63, the record is 62. what we're tracking soaking rain which could bring areas of flooding, thursday, sunny and cooler, 48. forty-two on friday. and 44 as we get into next saturday, walter, 63. >> you'll like it. >> i will. in iowa, where cows out number people, they are getting held i for a night in the national the spotlight. first in the nation votes for the presidential nomination will be cast on monday, and it is a quirky, old school process. abc silvia vega has more from des moines. >> reporter: the hawk eye state where politicians come to flip pork chops, pose with the cow made of butter, take a kid for a spin in their

chopper d we mention the pork chop. >> so many pork chop. >> pork chop on the stick. >> reporter: enough to make a politician scream. when it all comes to a head at those caucuses. we came to drake university near the caucus expert, to ask that burning question. what the heck is a caucus. >> it is complicated. they gave us a demonstration. for the the democrats, groups of iowa residents the georgia tore choose delegates to choose their party nominee. one side tried to convince the the other to join their team or break a tie with food or rock, papaciesors. >> it is one possibility. >> reporter: republicans have have it easier, they will write down a candidate's name on the slip of paper and it is done f it does sound like a song and dance, well, is there a caucus musical. >> ♪ >> reporter: but just remember iowa launched presidential runs for jimmy carter, two george bush's and barack obama

and come monday they just may launch the next leader of the free world. >> that was sylvia vega reporting. much more "action news" ahead including sports. sixers take warriors down to the wire. quite a game. jeff skversky has that and much more when "action news" comes right back.

it would be a golden moment, in what has been another painful season. the sixers could just take down golden state, the the nba champs. not many giving sixers a shot tonight but they make a splash, against the splash brothers. steph curry the leading scorer in the nba and lead ago tracks at wells fargo center.

curry, two of his 23. sixers down bias many as 24. looking like a blow out, until this. what a finish. down by six, 38 seconds left, isaiah cannon bam, a four-point play, the three and the foul. they are up by two. then the steel, how about ish smith, we are tied at 22 seconds left. place is going nuts. warriors get the ball back. in time left. harrison barnes. ahh. sixers lose by three. close but in cigar tonight against the defending champions. >> they are the the defending champions for a reason. they made the plays down the stretch. we did a good job tonight. we kept pushing. but they are defending champions for a reason. >> it showed we have no let down, in back down and i give us a lot of credit. we're obviously disappointed to not come away with the win. >> it would have been great to pull it out. well, new eagles coach

doug pederson may be keeping a close eye on the quarterbacks at senior bowl this weekend, if he needs a linebacker he may in the have to have look very far. temple linebacker tyler, a rising star, he puts on a strong showing the at the senior bowl. he lead all players intact else, perhaps to have a project mid round pick from temple is improving his stock. among players north dakota state quarterback carson wentz who passed for 50-yard but in touchdowns today. south beat the the north. college hoops, lasalle well, they are a hot mess. they have won one game. today in the second half jordan price for three. lasalle down by four, with eight to go. but they scored only two points, the the rose of the the way, over the the final eight minutes. are you kidding me? lasalle loses 69-44. they have dropped 13 of their last 14 games. ivy league ball penn playing brown, final seconds, down three, sam jones can tie

it in the corner. get in there. no. penn loses by six. they fall to six-11. as bad as penn, lasalle has been, drexel has been worse. that fan doesn't seem to mine. today against hofstra, tevan allen scores 33. it is still not enough. drexel loses by six, they have won only three games all year, and also delaware loses in overtime, to towson. finally claude giroux, the flyers lone representative at nhl all-star weekend in nashville. tonight the flyers captain showing off his skills, in the skills competition, claude giroux right on in the accuracy shooting competition. g getting some ah's and oh's as he makes his way through the obstacle course. in the shoot-out in the break away, nice, backhanded. g will be part of the all-star game tomorrow. they will feature some three on three hockey, just like they play in the regular season, in overtime, and that should be fun tomorrow.

walter, back to you. >> thanks, jeff. super bowl 50 is just one week away, and a football factory in ohio was especially busy last week as a result. the will son sporting goods foot the ball factory in the town of ada is responsible for making all of the balls used last sunday. they shipped those balls earlier this week to california. in case you are wondering the carolina panthers and denver broncos each receive 108 footballs because you cannot have have too many. castle is next here on channel six, news continues at 6:00 with nydia han, gray hall and chris sowers. for melissa magee, jeff skversky and the entire "action news" team. i'm walter perez. have have a good night, we will see you right back here tomorrow. >> ♪

(woman) ♪ ooh ♪ yeah ♪ ooh ♪ my temperature's a-risin' ♪ i can feel the fever's burning up ♪ (buzzes) ♪ ooh ♪ hot, hot, hot (buzz) ♪ temperature's a-risin' (buzzing) yes. yep. i'm coming. ♪ temperature's a-risin' ♪ i can feel the fever's burning up ♪ you are not going to believe this. paula. you are so not going to believe this. what are you doing here? i can't even believe it. believe what? i can't tell you. i'm still asleep, aren't i? i'm dreaming. i'm having a dream where my book agent has shown up at my house at 7:00 a.m. to not tell me something. okay. it's not official yet,

but... you, my dear, are at the top of their list, and i can't give you any more details than that. you want some coffee? i'd love to sit down and not discuss this further. i will tell you this-- it's a major relaunch of a major franchise-- a 3-book deal-- and they want you. "heat wave" comes out in less than a week. the book party, which you arranged, is monday night. i'm trying to launch my own character. why would i want to get involved with somebody else's? what if i told you the character in question is a certain british secret agent? you mean it's gonna be-- shh. don't say it. you'll jinx it. he's the reason i became a writer. (cell phone ringing) i know. i mean, he's the coolest spy ever. right. he's got gadgets, he's got babes, he's-- and a payday that is unbelievable. and they want me for three new books? (ringing continues) yes, now are you gonna get that? because an unanswered phone gives me agita. it's beckett. (ring) a body must have dropped. uh... i'll call her back. what other details can't you tell me? (chuckles) (siren whoops) morning, gentlemen.

so what do you got for us? caucasian female, early 30s, no purse or i.d. found on the body. where is she? city workers found her when they opened the manhole to check the line. (police radio chatter) something tells me she didn't trip. cause of death appears to be blunt force trauma. she took a nasty blow to the back of the head. but we found traces of blood spatter over there on the sidewalk. well, then it couldn't have been a robbery. a mugger wouldn't bother dragging her body that far just to hide it. given the amount of decomposition, i'd--i'd say she was killed about two days ago. any chance you could narrow that down for us? any chance i can get her to the lab first? i should be able to get you a tighter window, maybe down to six or seven hours. all right, thank you. (ryan) ah, good morning. look who decided to grace us with his presence. did you have something more important to do, castle? i got held up at home. was that the body? yeah, it's on its way to the morgue.

aw. what, you wanted us to wait? yeah, it's too bad, too. it's your kinda case, bro. yeah? yeah, body was found down that manhole over there, half eaten. eaten? yeah, it was covered in some kind of green slime. whoa. yeah, it was creepy. it's as if someone or something is down there. ah, that's--okay, very funny. that's great. was there a body down the manhole? yeah. okay. thank you. an adult. yeah, you shoulda seen what else was down there. two metal canisters with biohazard stickers and yellow powder inside of it. you opened the... all right. tha--will someone please tell me what's really going on here? we're gonna check nearby trash cans for the murder weapon. uh, what was the murder weapon, by the way? some kind of death ray. turns your insides out. (camera beeps, shutter clicks) (perlmutter) her fingerprints came back negative. missing persons didn't have anyone matching her description. (camera shutter clicks) your boys didn't happen to find her purse by any chance? no, no purse, no murder weapon. then we have ourselves a jane doe.

two days and no one steps forward to say she's missing. which means she probably lived alone and she didn't have a job where she needed to be. i can tell you this much-- she's an immigrant, probably from eastern europe. her dental work? yeah, she's got a couple of stainless steel crowns. we don't use 'em anymore in the states, but they're still common in the former soviet block. uh, we found this scrunched in the bottom of her pants pocket. candy wrapper. it's got some kind of writing on it. the lettering has diacritical marks on it. they're accent marks used to represent sounds that are alien to latin. i'm gonna go with slavic cyrillic. no, czech. and you know this how? i almost ordered a russian bride once. you know, a czech mate? i'm gonna run this down. there can't be too many shops in the area that sell this stuff. hey, perlmutter. i'm having a book launch party monday night. you wanna come? please. i'll put you down as a maybe. (castle) this is gonna weird you out a little bit,