ship arrivals home. body sculpting. does it work? the anthem of the seas is finally home. see pulled into port tonight in bayonne, new jersey ending a nightmare on the high seas. when you see this from your stateroom window, 30-foot waves

tossing the ship around like a row boat it feels awfully good to have your feet on solid ground. the big story on "action news" is the return of the cruise ship that sailed right into the middle of a monster storm. "action news" reporter live at the dock in bayonne and a relief for 4500 passengers tonight. >> that's right, jim. the ship pulled in just after 8:30. passengers didn't step foot on land until after 9:00. for many people this was thought to be a vacation relaxing, but unfortunately many say it was anything but. >> move back. >> we just want to go. >> i never feared for my life before and that was pretty rough of a night. it was extremely scary. >> it was insanity. >> more than 4500 passengers on board the anthem of the seas were trying to get on land after the 7-day trip to florida and then the bahamas was canceled.

the vessel caught in the eye of a severe storm leaving a trail of destruction behind on board. >> i may not get off this ship. did you ever think that? >> i feel like the captain might have felt that, too. he wasn't very reassuring in his announcements. there were things flying everywhere, ceilings collapsed on the boat. >> i am from brazil, terrible, terrible. i cried a lot. i cried a lot. >> they did a great job. they took care of us much they were hospitable and the crew was great. they did an amazing job. >> do you think you will go back? >> it will be awhile. >> horrible, i don't even want to talk about it. >> happy to be back on land? >> thrilled, thrilled. it will be a long time before we do another one of these. >> it was torture. we need a vacation from a supposed vacation. >> a vacation turned into what for you guys? >> a nightmare. a nightmare from hell. it was terrible. my first cruise and it was horrible. but we made it, we're alive.

>> the royal caribbean says the ships are built to withstand even more severe elements than what happened on sunday but they are fully refunded all passengers on board. reporting for "action news." ursinus college working with montgomery county health authorities to trace the source of a stomach bug sickening more than 100 students. the school in collegeville operated to close its cafeteria and snack bar today. local restaurants are stepping up to provide food. officials do not yet know whether the illness is food-borne or transmitted from person-to-person. school facilities are dis inf t disinfect disinfected. and a sign on the dining room said they should eat out. and a student came down with zika after a trip abroad on winter break.

and dann cuellar live on the bethlehem campus. what is the situation with the student and is there a health risk to others? >> the answer to those questions is the student is doing well tonight. she is reportedly doing just fine. and health officials are telling us that no, there is no health risk to others. lehigh university says it learned about the student testing positive for zika from the pennsylvania department of health. in a letter on the website the university says it is grateful to report that the student has recovered and is feeling well. they add that the state health officials indicate no additional health risk to anyone on campus. something that has put the students at ease. >> we talked about it in my immunology class. and it is a little over blown, not as contagious, but the most part something that needs to be addressed. >> the zika virus spread through

m mosquitos. and there are 66 cases of zika in the u.s. including one in delaware and two women in pennsylvania. one of the cases acquired outside of the u.s. where it is spreading. one case here at lehigh university is something students are not very concerned about. >> i feel like it will be like the swine flua epidemic, people will overreact and then it will freeze over. >> and i am not worried, the mosquito can't survive in the cold and i don't have plans for traveling abroad at the time. >> even though the mosquito type is not prevalent here, officials say it is likely we will see more cases as people travel to other areas where zika is on the rise. live at lehigh university dann cuellar channel 6 "action news." >> thank you. "action news" will be hosting a life chat with an infectious disease expert tomorrow to answer any questions you might have about the zika

virus. it begins at 4:30 on the 6abc facebook page and you can go there right now if you'd like to submit questions early. temperatures have dipped below freezing tonight and that's where they will stay until tuesday of next week. we will see, by far, our coldest weather of the winter so far over the weekend. we go live to meteorologist cecily tynan with the frigid facts and figures from accuweather. >> the sub-freezing temperatures will be lasting five days straight. it is going to get a lot more brutal over the weekend. right now philadelphia 29 degrees, wilmington 26. we have winds 15-20 miles per hour. it feels like 16 in philadelphia, 10 in lancaster, 15 in dover and allentown, feelings -- feelings like 14 in reading. and clouds and some sunshine and temperatures in the 20's. the wind chill near 10, and that

10-degree wind chill will feel warm compared to what is heading our way this weekend. talking about the dangerous cold on the way coming up in the full accuweather forecast, jim? >> thank you, cecily. in philadelphia for the first time since the weekend fight in a nightclub in old city, hearing from lesean mccoy. a local blogger spotted mccoy in center city tonight and asked about the weekend incident. >> one more time, i apologize -- >> that is mccoy telling philly influencer that he made a mistake. that's all he said. and they plan to charge mccoy for his alleged involvement in the fight early sunday morning. two off-duty police officers were hurt in the brawl allegedly involving mccoy and three friends. delaware county investigators say the police-involved shooting death of a man in chester appears to be justified. after 2:00 a.m. when the police

say he led the police on a high-speed chase that ended about 10 minutes later when investigators say he stopped and pointed a loaded gun at police. six officers fired about 20 rounds killing him, and his family is denouncing the claim that the shooting was justified. the pennsylvania senate failed to get the necessary votes to remove kathleen kane from office. the vote to remove her law license was 29-19, but that was 4 votes shy of the necessary 2/3 of the senate. if kane were to be removed it now has to come through the impeachment process. kane fighting obstruction and perjury charges said i am happy to continue the job for which i was elected to serve. ♪ new jersey governor chris christie ended his campaign for president. his departure not a complete

surprise coming as it did after last night's disapointing sixth-place finish in the new hampshire primary. spending 70 days campaigning in the state but couldn't turn the town hall meetings getting just 7% of the votes last night. and he said i leave the race without an ounce of regret. proud about the campaign we ran and the people that ran it with me and all those who gave their support. the only woman running for the republican nomination dropped out of the race. carly fiorina suspended her campaign today shortly before governor christie did today. she came in seventh last night in new hampshire. the republican candidates now on to south carolina. and the front-runner donald trump with a rally in which he used to jab at jeb bush. saying the last thing the nation needs is another bush. ted cruz told a crowd in

myrtle beach taking they and texans are lot alike. and kasich trying to keep momentum from the second-place position in new hampshire. and jeb bush has brother george w. campaigning for him, and rubio trying to recover from his disastrous showing in new england. and showing the love, the mayor lifted the ban on skating in love park until it closes for renovations. and they are jumping to return to the site world-renown in the skating community. and they will be transferred to skate parks across the city. during the year-long $20 million ta makeover it will be

moved to love park. and ash wednesday, the beginning of present. parishioners receiving ashes in haddonfield. the ashes symbolize mortality and the tradition the start of the season of prayer and fasting. it lasts for 40 days ending on easter sunday. still to come on "action news" tonight, a bucks county group honors a soldier called a hero. and two officers killed in a gunbattle. and the sheriff thinks that they came under fire for being in uniform. >> and a special report, and the skinny of melting fat, known as body sculpting. and a man undergoing treatment. the air temperature 14 degrees below zero in international falls and it is heading our direction for the weekend. that and tracking snow in the accuweather forecast. >> and the sixers taking on the

kings when "action news" continues tonight.

two sheriff's deputies have been shot and killed in abingdon, maryland. the first killed inside of a crowded restaurant at lunchtime and a second killed in a shoot-out nearby where the suspect was also killed. the gunman was identified as david brian evans and he had warrants out for his arrest in florida for allegedly assaulting a police officer. this was ferguson city council yesterday as it revised appear agreement between the city and federal government. the agreement was aimed at improving the way the police and courts treat poor people and minorities in ferguson. today the justice department filed a civil rights lawsuit against the city. they have been under scrutiny since brown was fatally shot by an officer. and they said ferguson had a chance to step forward today but chose to step backwards. the u.s. deploying hundreds

of troops to afghanistan to try to stem the taliban comeback. and they say the soldiers will not take part inactive compact but assist afghan military sources. and an american hero honored tonight in bucks county. army specialist and afghanistan vet was honored by the feasterville business associate. and tonight he was presented with his military unit's flag. and he placed an american flag with his name on it in the wall of fame at the township administration building. new jersey transit rail workers are prepared to strike for the first time in 23 years. union officials argue the proposed increases in health insurance costs almost totally negate the wage increases. the deadline for the walkout is march 13. you may have seen or heard

the ads. ways to get rid of body fat in minutes with body sculpting. and erin o'hearn has questions beforehand. >> plastic surgery without the surgery. turning to heat, cold or sound waves to reach under the skin with little or no recovery time. >> it requires no incisions. >> you can go to the gym, do whatever. >> ready for clingy warm-weather clothes on her cruise. used to worry about a bulge. >> my back, it would hang over the bra strap. >> and cool teamma treatment. >> and about 30% is gone. >> and going back last month to get rid of the excess under her chin. the cold is a shock but quickly

got used to it. >> the most important part of the demobilization of that area for a long time. >> plastic surgeons say most treatments are an hour, but some can be shortened to 35 minutes. the price, about $400 per area. instead of cold, trying heat. >> crunches, playing, my core is really strong. >> the doctor says that it only damages fat cells. it heats them for 25 minutes causing them to burst and die. and cooling elements prevent the skin from overheading. >> when you take the device off the skin looks normal. and 6-8 weeks you see the 24%, 25% fat reduction. >> after the treatment tony's muscles were sore. >> like i did a lot of sit-ups.

>> hoping to see the results late march. about $400 per appe appear -- application head. >> and using ultra shape. >> after three treatments weeks apart patients can expected to lows up to an inch and a half around the his. just losing fat is not enough. >> you have to be concerned about how much the skin can shrink. the skin doesn't shrink, losing the fat will produce a lot of loose skin. >> he says skin tightening with a technique is important for a smooth look costing between $4,000 and $5,000. and after the treatments you have to watch your weight. adding pounds enlarges the cells. and the doctors say ask these questions, does it eliminate fact or shrink it. what areas is it approved for?

how much will it hurt and what results can you expect. how much and how long will it cost you to do what you want. someone once said no pain, no gain. do you think it is still true? >> personally, yeah. >> we don't need to cast doubt. >> whatever works. you may want to hold on to the fat until the end of the weekend, you may want extra layers this weekend. showing we have a few flakes around. you may have noticed in dann cuellar's live shot in bethlehem there were snow flurries in the background. those are beginning to lift up to the north and east. really light snow showers. and also a little bit of cluster in parts of salem and cumberland county. and this is the first of two cold fronts moving through. the snow not a big deal, but the cold air is. and the wind. currently, winds right now sustained out of the west 20

miles per hour in philadelphia. temperatures in the 20's, but you factor in the winds and the wind chill feels like 16 in philadelphia, 10 in lancaster, 3 in the poconos, and 17 in millville. and the wind chills are dropping a lot more than that as we head through the weekend. satellite 6 and action radar showing the light snow showers moving through with the first of two fronts. and futuretracker showing tomorrow morning you step outside. 8:30 in the morning, wind chills in the single digits and teens. below zero in the poconos. this is really the first wave. the 1-2 arctic punch. moving through with an occasional snow shower and the second moving through friday night. this could bring us some snowfalls in the evening hour. could create a quick coating. with the temperatures so cold anything will stick. and the front will kick the low pressure out to sea. they kind of join forces and it

pulls down siberian air. talking about temperatures 20 to 30 degrees below zero for the weekend. not just cold, but dangerous cold. so the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, temperatures below freezing until we get to tuesday. tomorrow, 29 degrees. but you factor in the winds and the wind chills in the teens. friday will not be quite as harsh with winds diminishing. high clouds, high of 30. the arctic front the second of the two moves in and temperatures crash friday. hitting a high of 20 before lunchtime and temperatures drop into the teens. morning low, look at that 2 degrees in philadelphia. a run for the record and that is the record low for sunday. for valentine's day set back in 1979. allentown's record low 1 below. mount pocono 12 below. trenton 0. i think the record are within

jeopardy of getting broken. valentine's day 19. president's day 30. and then monday starts as snow and warmer air moves in tuesday, changing over to a mix. eventually rain, and wednesday we dry out and a high of 48 degrees. this is the cold you really do have to take seriously, it is dangerous. if you have elderly neighbors, check on them and remember the pets, bring them inside. >> and we need valentine's sparks to keep warm. >> fireplace. the dancers of the pennsylvania ballet took time out of their rehearsal today to volunteer in one of the city's busiest kitchens, preparing and packing meals for clients of mana. and in april they will take part in a benefit called "shut up and dance" a one-night-only benefit performance for mana.

and cupid with a stop for an event with hundreds of senior citiz citizens. after dinner music and dances and presentations from the philadelphia corporation for aging and aarp.

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best dance moves. the guys dressed in shorts and cropped tops to get the most attention for the video directed by students erica gillman and for a good cause. and "action news" helped to raise more than $60,000 for the cystic fibrosis foundation. another frustrating flight for the 76 percent. >> going through a growing pains. a team with many flaws and jahlil okafor with the biggest one. >> we have trouble finishing games. not just being a young team, i felt we were trying to figure out -- >> the sixers and kings, and okafor 26 points. and the lead in the fourth quarter quarter. and bigger night for covington. giving the sixers a 7-point lead

with about 5:00 to play. sixers up just 1 and cousins, 28 for him and they lose 114-110. >> it's always you remember what happened last. so right now you are disappointed. that is a game i thought we would win and i thought we should have won. and kobe bryant and lebron james meeting for one of the final times. lakers and cavs. and the tough defense on bryant, and the fast break the other way. and lebron out scored kobe 29-17 and the cavs upset the lakers 120-111. st. joe's padding the resume. and looking for the ninth 20-win season the hawks 66% from the floor. and up by 7 in the first half. and miles again, scoring 21 and st. joe's wins.

and the hawks are now 20-4. la salle loses to davidson and the explorers are 5-17. still ahead, the eagles ink another one of their own.

a week from today the phillies are in clearwater, florida. next wednesday they report to spring training and have a new face there as well. acquiring infielder featherston from the angels for a player to be named later. 26 years old with a sick glove, but his bat an issue. hitting just .162 last season in

his rookie year. the eagles continue to sign guys not named sam bradford. goode back on the deal returning for a touchdown. the union locked up a 27-year-old striker who signed a three-year deal to remain with the club. last season he led the union with 9 goals. thanks. and "jimmy kimmel live" next on channel 6, followed by "nightline." jimmy's guests tonight, sacha baron cohen, zendaya and music from mana. "action news" continues at 4:30 with tamala edwards. matt o'donnell, david murphy and karen rogers. and cecily tynan, ducis rodgers and the entire "action news" team i'm jim gardner, good night.

and now abc's "jimmy kimmel live." >> dicky: from hollywood it's "jimmy kimmel live"! tonight, sacha baron cohen, zendaya, and music from mana. with cleto and the cletones, and now, stay focused, here's jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] ♪