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well, with all of the contracts sam hinkie has been hording all-star weekend may be full of sixers players. but for now, not even one sixer will will play in the all-star game tomorrow. tonight, in toronto, it is

three-point contest, but flash brothers from golden state, clay thompson beats out teammate steph curry. then in the dunk contest or land owe's aaron gordon, what a have move right here. jumps over his mascot who was on a hoverboard. but minnesota's zach levin wins the nba slam dunk contest, what a night for the ages in toronto. tomorrow, kobe's last all-star game. >> all right, thanks, jeff. "action news" at 11:30 is next. sister of the girl killed in the murder suicide in an arizona high school speaks out. but pope francis draws tens of thousands toss his trip to mexico and delivers tough criticism about the nation's leaders. that and much more when "action news" comes right back. thanks for joining us on

saturday night here's is what happening on "action news" at 11:30. a massive pile up shuts down a well traveled interstate in pennsylvania. we have the latest. plus nearly a week after his disappearance family and friend search for a missing air man in delaware. how you can get up close and personal with a hippo, right here in the delaware valley. but first a major

interstate the remains closed tonight in central pennsylvania, after a deadly crash. three people were killed and 40 others were hospitalized and now we're told it was a sudden snow squall that toys blame for the massive pile up. abc's eva pilgrim has more. >> reporter: it seemed to come out of no where, blinding snow triggering this massive pile up killing three people, leaving at least 40 injured. >> we are at least 15 people trapped on the westbound lanes. >> reporter: more than 50 vehicles on i78 in pennsylvania, caught in the crash, five helicopter rushing to the scene. one moment the road was cleared, the next white out conditions. >> have all e ms come to 78 and go westbound and eastbound lanes. >> reporter: snow squals barreling across pennsylvania highways today catching drivers off guard. >> just sounded like two bombs went off. there was a couple people laying out, and trucks, cars, all smashed, cars underneath tractor trailer, in between tractor trailers and just total destruction.

>> reporter: dozens of ambulances shuttling these drivers to a local firehouse to keep them out of the bitter coal. tonight everyone has been rescued but both cars and trucks still scattered on the interstate. >> you can see they are still cleaning up tonight, the interstate will remain closed until about midnight. state officials asked people to stay off the roads unless they absolutely need to travel. in bethel, pennsylvania, eva pilgrim for channel six "action news". search continues for a missing air men out of dover air force base. twenty-one year-old kieffer huhman was last seen at his apartment complex in kersey court in dover last sunday. today family and friend searched near chesapeake and delaware canal where his truck was found earl will they are week. dover police are still processing the truck for evidence. we spoke with huhman's mother who said her son was supposed to go on a super bowl party on sunday but never arrived. >> i just can't believe the outpouring of support, and love that these people had for

my son and it is just overwhelming and it warms a mother's heart to know my son was well liked. >> air force and delaware state police were also there helping with the search that started last monday. hundreds turned out today for an emotional good bye for a young boy who died during a house fire last week in norristown. "action news" reporter trish hartman has more. >> reporter: friend and family members called out his nickname, man man, as his casket was lifted on to a fire truck. the sidewalk outside the church was lined with people, who came to say good bye to 12 year old sanford harling, the third died in the fire in his norristown home february 5th. he chose to go inside to try to save his father and that took courage on his side. he didn't think about himself. he thought about his dad. >> reporter: family members tell us all five people made it out of the burning home safely but man man ran back in when he thought his father was recovering from hip surgery was still inside. his father ended up jumping

from the second story window. he is still recovering from the broken back at paoli hospital, a medical team transported him to the church for his son's funeral. the the boy's mother was held up by loved ones as she left the church, those attended services say focus was on harling's sacrifice and heroism. >> i think it was a heartfelt experience for all of us in the community, it makes us look at ourselves and ask the questions would we make that same kind of sacrifice. >> reporter: while the service brought the community together, to grief, some say it also gave them a chance to bring back good memories, of a boy with a larger than life personality. >> people will be doing the nana and stuff and make nicknames. >> always joking around, had a good time, loved the coaches, loved his teammates. >> he was a good boy, he will be truly missed by each and offer one of us and he is a

hero. >> reporter: reporting from norristown trish hartman channel six "action news". new information from the montgomery county health department after nearly two people were i can is end at ursinus college. a report published on line earlier this week, revealed that health inspectors found numerous violations at the school's dining hall including, open pesticide near food, dead bugs and improper hand washing. but in the second follow-up report on thursday, the health department says that they didn't uncover any lingering violations. official from his ursinus college say 192 people came down with a stomach bug this past week. classes will resume on monday. new details are emerging tonight about the shooting that ended with the death of two, 15 years old girls at a high school in arizona the it happened as the students were arriving yesterday morning to independent high school in glendale. the girls were found dead in the patio area, lying beside one another with the weapon nearby. investigators now say a suicide note was found. the death of ma hugh and other 15 year-old sophomore sent shock waves throughout the

community. her sister, who is a teacher, drove her to school that day. >> i heard that she died, she was shot in the the head. >> we were told the girl's were known on campus as a couple but her sister says that was not the case. she said the other girl wanted more than friendship but ma did not. they had been friend since elementary school. the cruise ship forced to return to port after being hit by rought seas is currently on its ways to the bohamas. this afternoon it departed from new jersey after the coastguard cleared the ship for the next voyage. some passengers who boarded the ship this morning were nervous even though they believe the ship will be a safe one. ship arrived at port late wednesday night after being pummeled last sunday. the zika virus continues to be i major concern in the u.s. and other part of the world. health officials, and government leaders across the globe are accelerating vaccine

files. experts estimate that the zika virus could infect 3 million, to 4 million people, within the coming year. however, the president of the brazil says, the out break will not compromise the upcoming olympics in rio di janeiro. pope francis will deliver his first major address today as part of his trip through mexico. he spoke before a federal officials, and diplomates at the national palace, saying mexico's leaders had a duty to provide security, and justice to sit sense, contending with drug violence. pope francis also says the catholic hierarchy must help mexicans escape violence and corruption plaquing their nation and not hide behind their own privilege and careers. the pontiff arrived in mexico yesterday for a five day trip. over the next few days he will travel to crime ridden, poverty stricken areas and pay respect to migrants who died

trying to reach the u.s. a new meyer allies going up in philadelphia and today its design was unveiled. mayor jim kenney joined members of the am thee church in center city for the announcement. the mural features and honors bishop richard allen. church members started to bring that vision to life. mural is expect to be completed and dedicated july 4th. ♪ >> more than 2,000 people joined the philly pops, and susan komen philadelphia today, in the celebration of strength and survival. they attended a free concert right there at the kimmel center n between performances, cancer survivors shared their stories and health care professional were there to also talk about the lateness cancer treatments. thirty-fifth annual philly home show is underway this weekend as well. "action news" stopped by the pennsylvania convention center in center sit the toy check it the out. it features more than 300 vendors sharing their know how and inspiration for your

design, and renovation projects. the home shows runs through this weekend and then again next week even. much more to come on "action news" tonight kisses from a hippo. unique event that is being held at the adventure aquarium, melissa. >> walter, partly cloudy to mostly clear across the region with you that bitter blast of cold air continues. wind chill advisory and warnings posted across the region, we will let you know how low these numbers will feel as you wake up tomorrow morning. details coming up with the accu weather forecast.

mornings. they're bad breath, bad hair and a bad case of the mondays. and organized wardrobes that help you pull it together. they're showering, shaving, and shuffling. and bathrooms that get big families out the door.

they're number ones, number twos, and a number of ideas for three. life's morning madness. and comfortable, organized bed and bathrooms that make them better. hundreds of people, bundled up this morning in the run for love and charity. they competed in the annual cupid's chase 5k run right there in west philadelphia.

this event is actually run simultaneously in nine states across the country. proceeds benefit an organization called community options, and builds home and helps find jobs for people with disabilities. you needed a a whole lot of layers, if you are running are especially tomorrow morning right melissa a. >> that is right, walter. we will feel well below zero. sub zero wind chills on the way. we will show you you what is going on as we look at storm tracker six live double scan radar. no issues with precipitation. it is all about that cold weather, cold air is setting in, overnight tonight and into sunday. we will show you the picture outside action cam outside earlier tonight looking at that building. the c ira center. you can see the had hearts in time for valentines day. xoxo, it is mostly clear to partly cloudy across the region. it is staying that way tonight. as a result, wind will drop off but it will cool down fairly quickly. neighborhood numbers north and west of town, mine us three in tannersville, ten in slate going ton.

six there fleet wood. single digits in coatsville. fourteen in center city. nine in warrington. 8 degrees in quakertown at this hour. down across new jersey the current air temperatures are 11 in ewing. browns mills, same thing for you, 12 in glassboro as well as cinnaminson and hammington. fourteen in hockessin at this hour. but you factor in the wind and thinks what we have been battling all today. wind chill numbers hovering around zero or sub zero. eight below zero in allentown. twenty-seven below zero in the poconos. zero right now, that is how cold it feels in atlantic city. one below in millville and dover at this hour. the here's satellite six with action radar. we've got a mostly clear sky across the region. so the lake effect snow showers we had across our area earlier today have since died down, and then no more snow squals to talk about. but we do have wind chill advisory to tell you about, the wind chill advisory is really for the heart of our region with the warning up through the poconos, and if this stays up until 9:00 a.m. on sunday.

when you break down what we're dealing with here as you wake up tomorrow morning, it will feel any where from minus 30 to minus 20, and in the poconos. for philadelphia, points to the north, right through lehigh county, minus 20 to minus 15, down in south jersey, lancaster, wilmington, both to the counts offer degrees. future trammer six showing you 8:00 in the morning frigid digit. make sure you have extra layers overhead. minus two in trenton. eight below in philadelphia 29 e poconos. by 1:00 o'clock tomorrow have afternoon it only feels like five in philadelphia. four in reading. 5 degrees in lancaster. 1 degree will be that wind chill number at 1:00 o'clock tomorrow afternoon in wildwood. the exclusive accu weather seven day forecast is showing you, less wind tomorrow but it is still pretty brutal with a high temperature of 17. keep in mind overnight tonight, into early tomorrow morning, the morning low, that we are tracking, well, it is going to be two setback in 1979 where we're calling for a

temperature of four. very close to record territory tomorrow morning. the period of light snow on the way on monday, a high up to 34 degrees. we will could find a coat to go about 3 inches of snow. but look at the what happens monday night. temperatures will be rising. so by tuesday we're dealing with the soaking rain, and high temperature coming in at 50 degrees. there will be an issue with localized flooding because all of that moisture coming in will not have an opportunity to seep through the ground. so cloud, and some sunshine, on wednesday, a high temperature of 46, and 40 on thursday, and it is cold, but sunny, 45 on friday, sunshine and cloud, and then by next saturday, it is mostly cloudy with a high temperature of 56 degrees. so bundle up tomorrow, walter, you will feel it. >> i can't get over that swing from sunday to tuesday. >> we're up and down for sure. >> thanks, melissa. much more to come on "action news" including sports. the flyers take on the devils in a battle and spot for the post season. that and more when "action news" comes right back.

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sincerely, alex payne. coaster up and down, up and down, where the flyers stand in the playoff standings, changes by the hour, and tonight, five back with another big one tomorrow night. in new york, against the rangers. the flyers, fighting with the devils today, battling for playoff positioning, early third down by one, shane gostisbehere ties it. the his 11th straight game with a point. breaking nhl record by rookie defenseman. we will will go to overtime, flyers shorthanded thanks to a penalty by jay voracek. adam henrik, he beats michael neuvirth. flyers lose two-one. they fall to five points out of the the playoff spot.

college hoops, villanova the number one ranked team in the country playing at home for the first time, ever tonight, as a top ranked team. they are before facing st. johns villanova hanging out at pregame pep rally at xfinity live. it is cold out. perhaps that is why it takes them so long to warm up. cats ice cold zero for 11 from deep in the first half. jay wright not happy. only a one point lead. they turn it on in the second. daniel ochefu with slam after slam. a career high 25 points for the know of big man. they finally hit some three's. villanova wins by ten, and the cats, claw their way to yet another victory. eagles coach doug pederson is eyeing potential quarterbacks who he can take 13th overall come including. carson wentz, packs ton lynch, even connor cook. pederson believes is there a franchise caliber quarterback

available in this draft. >> the ideal situation would be to get one of those guys and have him sit for a year or two and learn your system, understand your community, understand your fan base and your immediate use before you just throw him out there to the wolves but that is the ideal situation. but i do believe that there are a player or two in this quarterback draft that can come in and start right away. >> let's hope so. sixers will not be represented in tomorrow's nba all-star game but many ways, philadelphia will be represented. all eyes will be on former lower merion star kobe bryant. kobe is in toronto for 18th and final all-star game this weekend. lakers star will start for the west, among his mess memorable all-star games, 14 years ago here in philadelphia when he won mvp but now the 37 year-old cares about enjoying the moment. he still can't believe he is in the league. >> i just at this point enjoy this experience and seeing

these young guys and getting a chance to be around them it is crazy. this is crazy. i still can't believe i'm's still playing after all these years. you are eight years old, my first all-star game. it is nuts. >> it feels like zero out, we need that summer love. hey justin timberlake you are in pebble beach for pro am. hits the putt. what a view. leader phil mickelson, will take a two shot lead in tomorrow's final round. phil looking for his first win in three years. he is looking at the golf though. >> what a scene out there. >> all right. >> see you, jeff. finally tonight if you you ever wanted to get up close and personal with the hippo, camden is the place for you. it is hippo awareness weekend at the a ventura quarter yum where button and jenny are the stars. in addition to learning more about these majestic creatures you can pick up paintings red by hippos they go to the care

and preservation of hippos all around the world. action naus continues, at 6:00 o'clock tomorrow morning with nydia han, gray hall and chris sowers. now for melissa magee, jeff skversky and the entire "action news" team, i'm walter perez. good night, we will see you right back here tomorrow. >> ♪

there are two kinds of folks who sit around thinking about how to kill people--psychopaths and mystery writers. i'm the kind that pays better. who am i? i'm rick castle. castle. castle. i really am ruggedly handsome, aren't i? every writer needs inspiration, and i've found mine. detective kate beckett. beckett. beckett. nikki heat? the character he's basing on you. and thanks to my friendship with the mayor, i get to be on her case. i would be happy to let you spank me. and together, we catch killers. we make a pretty good team, you know? like starsky and hutch, turner and hooch. you do remind me a little of hooch. (men) ♪ oh-a-oh-oh ♪ oh-a-oh-oh i have to laugh at her jokes. she's my boss. do you have to stare at her boobs, too? i wasn't. she had a stain. and you were trying to memorize the shape? what? no. i swear. if i'm lying, my god strike me down-- oh! aah! oh! aah!

yeah, i want to. i just--i don't know. yes, i... (sighs) i can't tell him. he'll freak. he will. i gotta go. (cell phone beeps) who'll freak? what? who's gonna freak? oh, um, someone from school. you don't know them. are you sure? mm-hmm. but i thought i knew all your friends. hey, i'm sorry, dad, but i have a ton of schoolwork. oh, no. yeah. hey, uh... you know you could tell me anything, right? yep. (cell phone rings) (beeps) castle. (siren wailing, camera shutter clicking) (man) a body falls out of the sky, and somehow that's my fault? ugh! hey, castle. i hope we didn't take you away from something important

or someone. did you ever keep secrets from your dad? sure. what kind? do you really want to know? about your secrets? absolutely. about my daughter's? mm. you know what? i'm sure it's nothing. alexis would never keep anything serious from me. i'm the cool dad. uh-huh. (camera shutter clicks) sir, what are you doing here? the victim's jack buckley. who's jack buckley? an assistant district attorney. one of the good guys. buckley hated making deals, loved putting bad guys behind bars. he's the lawyer every cop wanted prosecuting their case. well, looks like he didn't go down without a fight. yeah, his jacket was torn. we found his briefcase up on the roof along with his left shoe. c.s.u. is doing a full sweep. well, jack's a big boy. whoever did it must be strong. wait. i know what this is. lawyer puts criminal in jail. criminal feels wronged. criminal kills lawyer. this is "cape fear." any idea what he was doing up there? no, i talked to his secretary, and she said buckley left work around 8:00,

heading straight home, which is on the west side. (ryan) and get this. buckley was a subway rider. he didn't own a car. then what's he doing at a parking garage on the east side? that's a good question. was buckley married? divorced. ex-wife lives in california. reach out to his wife. let's start looking into his personal life and see what we can find. the mayor wants this solved quickly. nobody kills a law enforcement officer and gets away with it. (woman) i just can't believe that he's dead. and you have no idea why he was in the garage? no. uh, here are the printouts of mr. buckley's cases you wanted. thanks. i'm telling, you this "cape fear" list is gonna be a gold mine of suspects. check out this guy-- archibald spinks. five counts of attempted murder, one count of indecent exposure. you don't suppose he tried to kill 'em with his... yeah, that wouldn't work. had mr. buckley ever received any threats, any prosecutions that went ugly? well, he didn't think he was doing his job right if he wasn't being threatened, but nothing recently, no.

he did seem to be upset the past few days. any idea why? no. you know, there was that man the police brought in. what man? it was right after lunch on monday. a cop brought in a tough-looking guy in handcuffs, took him right in to mr. buckley's office and then waited outside. yeah, we heard them yelling through the door, and then the officer took him away. that kinda thing happen a lot? (woman) never. do you remember the officer's name? yeah. frank. uh, frank-- frank curtis. (beckett) curtis doesn't remember why buckley asked him to bring the guy in, but he does remember his name. john knox. dozens of priors. uniforms are bringing him in. i'm guessing this guy isn't exactly an altar boy. you think? come on. let's go. you've got quite a recor, mr. knox. your parents must be proud. yeah, they hang all my mug shots on the fridge. can we cut to the chase? two days ago, you had an argument with buckley in his office. last night we found him dead. so you can understand our interest. sure, but you're wasting your time. i didn't kill the guy. really? because it says here that you have quite a history

of trying to kill people-- three in the last two years, or am i missing any? i was never convicted of anything. that's not exactly a denial. do you work out? you know, bench press, dead lift? it must take a lot of upper body strength to throw a guy off a roof. (laughs) who is this guy? what did you and buckley fight about? look, he had it out for me because he put me on trial for an assault i didn't commit and he lost. and rather than being a man about it, he decided to rattle my cage, to show me who was the alpha male. so, yeah, it was annoying and childish, but not something you kill a guy over, especially a d.a. now i may be a criminal, but i'm not... stupid. do you have an alibi for buckley's murder? i don't know. what time was he killed? 9:30 p.m. i was at an a.a. meeting. anonymous? that's cute. you don't believe me? mnh-mnh. well, then maybe you'll believe my sponsor... reverend daniel miller.