winter is gripping our area right. with the whipping wind it feels well below zero in many places. this morning, flags are lowered in honor of supreme court justice antonin scalia, we look back at the trenton native and future of the high court. firefighters are braving the cold and sheets of ice to put out a massive fire. a pleasant good morning 6:00 a.m., sunday morning, valentine's day. a live look outside, sky6 live hd temperature uniformity camera overlooking center city.

we do not need to tell you this, it's cold. it's a brutally cold start to valentine's day. indeed it is, chris sowers is here with all the bad news. >> reporter: the bad news it is cold, the good news, this is it. we get into tomorrow it gets much better. it is a brutal area around the delaware valley. the coldest air of the season has settle the into the region. we have single digits and low teens across the area. i'll show you the numbers in a second. the windchill advisory is in effect until 9:00 a.m. a warning for the poconos. windchills are 30 degrees below zero in the higher elevations. everybody else windchills are ranging from 35 to 15 degrees below. minus 2 in allentown. minus ten in the poconos. 5 in reading and lancaster.

factoring in the winds feels like 13 below across the far western suburbs. minus 2 for philadelphia. and minus 2 for millville. a ton of spine expected, frigid 9 degrees by 9:00 a.m., 11:00 a.m., 11 degrees, you can see how the numbers start to climb, 18 by 3:00 p.m. 5:00 p.m., 18. somewhere in between we're topping out at 19 degrees that would be the coldest daytime high we've seen since the polar vortex visited us last february. dangerous cold stuff today. we're tracking snow in the seven-day forecast. and we're tracking a warmup and the potential of flooding rains coming up in ten minutes, guys. that harsh wind is whipping flags like this one in north philadelphia. the brutal wind has plunged

temperatures well below zero. old man winter showing no love on valentine's day. we talked to a roofer stopping by a wawa overnight. too cold, le toux cold. too, too, cold. i'm a roofer and i am out here everyday. i have to take off for this. short time ago, the temperature reading on the peco building, look at this, 8 degrees. some people stayed in and ate at the mayfair dinner. it's very cold, it's undescribable. if you don't have to come out, don't come out. it's cold. i can tell you that, if i can't tell you nothing else, i can tell you that. the cold is moving out in the next 24 hours as chris sowers told us, and some snow is on the way tomorrow. chris will have more on that coming up. the time 6:03. this morning people across the

country are reflecting on the life and legacy of u.s. supreme court justice antonin scalia. justice scalia was from trenton but left his mark in washington, d.c. >> reporter: associate justice antonin scalia was found dead of a apparent natural causes at a resort in west texas. he died in his sleep. he was the longest current serving justice on the supreme court nominated by president ronald reagan in 198 of. getting nominated to the supreme court is a culmination of a dream. i am greatly honored that the president would have such confident in me scalia back the anchor of judicial conservative ism. it was the sheer force of his percent knelt he for three

decades led the conservative movement to roll back the liberal activism. chief justice john roberts issued a statement calling his late colleague an extraordinary individual and jurist admired by his colleagues. antonin scalia leaves behind a wife and nine children. scalia was 79. mitch mcconnell said president obama should not be allowed to choose scalia's successor, saying the that right should go to the next president. chris kunes offered his reaction to the justice's passing. though we agreed antonin scalia was a brilliant jurist and man

of deep principles and committed public servant. my prayers are with his family and friend and many admirers. of course for more on justice scalia, go to 6abc.com, there you can find about his impact on the court and this nation and reaction to his death. the action cam caught this incredible fight in frankford overnight. a fire scene caked in ice. look at this, a massive icicle dangling from the ladder to towering over the businesses. the inferno went to 6-alarms.

the action cam was right there as flames raced from the auto body shop on bristol street. the blaze injured a firefighter and two other people. they are expected to be okay. as you can see the cold hampered efforts to knock down the flames. you can see frozen lines and frozen lights on the building, once you have water flowing and this type of temperature, it freezes up quickly. several people and pets were evacuated. they are waiting to hear if their homes are okay and what sparked the inferno. shuttle buses had to be used in place of the septa market frankford line for hours. the train is now back up and running in that area. lebanon county,i-78, at least three people killed and 40

others injured when sudden snowfall created whiteout conditions, 60 vehicles were involved in a series of crashes. the injured were taken to ten different hospitals. four medical hell corporates removed some of the -- medical helicopters removed the most seriously injured. there's new information from montgomery county health department from ursinus college. health inspectors found violations at the dining hall, open pesticides and dead bugs and improper hand washing. they did not uncovered any lingering violations. 192 people came down with a stomach bug this past week, classes are scheduled to resume tomorrow. pope francis will deliver a homily during mass in a crime ridden section of mexico city.

the pope has condemned violence and drug trafficking in mexico. 1 million came out to catch a glimpse of the pontiff. he led mass at the basilica of the virgin of graduate -- gualupe. an award winning journalist never forget philadelphia will never be forgotten. an earthquake rattles a city overseas. braving the bitter cold jeff chirico meets a grandmom and grandson finding comfort in the cold. >> reporter: brave souls out

there. get a load of this, we could be near 60 degrees some 48 hours from now an snow changing to rain. i'll have the details in the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast coming up next.

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cliffs to collapse. the this is video from a resident showing how the earth shook around his house at the time of the 5.2 magnitude quake. it lasted 30 seconds. new zealand sits on the ring of fire a fault around the pacific ocean where earthquakes are common. 6:13 let's get you caught up on the brutally cold forecast. >> reporter: that sums it up right there. it gets better. it's cold out there. coldest day of the season so far has settled in. windchill values in some locations are as cold as 13 to 20 degrees below zero. we look live on the action cam in olney, very quiet out there this morning. it should be quiet out there. you should be indoors where it is nice and warm. double scan live crystal clear.

we had a couple of snow showers yesterday afternoon. but you can see on the radars we don't have too much going on this morning. temperatures are cold, flip it over to the radars, please, numbers continue to be the big story. there's double scan live, nothing going on, we had a couple of snow showers earlier yesterday, but that was about it. now, we're watching and waiting for the possibility of snow for monday which will go over to rain, but it's so cold out there right now it could accumulate before that changeover. we're sitting at 10 degrees with a dewpoint of minus 10. we have winds out of the north northwest giving us a windchill of minus 3. wind speeds 5 to 15 miles per hour. 30 below in the poconos. minus 13 in reading. minus 3 in philadelphia. trenton as low as 10 below. the wider view on satellite and

radar, we have a cold pocket of air here pulling away. this little piece of energy will team up with a low that will develop off the gulf coast states. the two join forces here and that runs up the eastern seaboard. it will track to the west, which means the winds shift in a southerly component starting tomorrow afternoon into tuesday. what starts as snow changes over to rain. we'll see quite a bit of rain tuesday afternoon. still holding on to the arctic air mass. here comes the low monday. note we're on the cooler sides of the front. that's why there will be snow, by tuesday there's the warm front, everybody seeing the south, southwesterly breezes and the snow flips over to rain. future tracker 6 nothing going on overnight tonight. tomorrow morning it's quiet. light snow develops late morning into the afternoon. it will pick up in intensity, 4:00 p.m. you see the darker shades of lavender that snow is

coming down at a decent clip. we get into 7:00 p.m. we change over to rain in philadelphia. all areas south and east the changeover will push north by evening. monday night into tuesday it's all rain, it will come down at a good clip. we could see one to two inches of rain monday into tuesday, before that we'll pick up snow. 1 to 3 inches for the lehigh valley. i-95 corridor, an inch for places like trenton and philadelphia. 2 or 3 for reading lancaster and allen to before it changes over to rain. south jersey and delaware, a coating to an inch, before it changes over. wildwood, sea isle, lakehurst not see anything at all. we'll see a a little accumulation before it goes over to rain. wind out of the north northwest at 5 to 15 miles per hour. overnight tonight, 4 cease

outlying suburbs, 1 for center city. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast shot a huge warmup for tuesday. so 19 today. snow developing for president's day, 36. of a for tuesday, breezy and windy, mild with rain, wednesday, clouds and sun, 48. the rest of the seven-day forecast looks quiet and mild with temperatures in the 40s and 50s. 56 looks good. hundreds of people bundled up for run for love and charity they competed in the annual cupids race proceeds benefit community options that build homes and helps to find jobs for people with disabilities. very nice. bundle up, better bundle up today. we'll be right back. ♪

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so glad you stayed with us, your time 6:20 a.m. police are looking for the person who shot and killed a man outside a west philadelphia bar. the action cam was outside the scene outside the rear entrance to nate's bar on the 5100 block of paxton street. a man was found lying on the ground shot several times. the victim was pronounced at penn presbyterian hospital. there's no word of a motive or

suspect. new this morning, someone slashed a woman's throat during a bar fight in frankford section of philadelphia. that fight started at 2:00 a.m. in the 7300 block of frankford avenue. several people were involved in a heated exchange. one person broke a bottle and slashed the throat of the 37-year-old woman she was taken to the hospital listed in critical condition. no word of a an arrest. a towering figure in philadelphia journalism has died, acel moore passed away last night at his home. he won a pulitzer prize was called a trail blazer. he spent 43 years writing stories shined a light on communities of people who lived there. he mentored thousands of young people over the years and founding members of the national association of black

journalists. vernon odem remember his moore. he was a crusader to get more black journalists hired to integrate newsrooms across the entire nation. he is survived by his wife and son and daughter. he was 75 years old. rich, creamy, 100% natural cheese. mini babybel. snack a little bigger.

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>> reporter: unfortunately like the weather, the flyers have gone ice cold. flyers fans are face painters got to support your team and let them know you're out there. first period against the devils, flyers fell behind one-zip. off his chest and in. early third down one, their deficit disappears like a ghost. 11th straight game with a point new nhl record by a rookie d-man. flyers short handled thanks to a penalty by jake borachek. flyers lost 2-1. they pick up a point. they are 5 out heading into today's game against the rangers. it's a tough one, i think we need to learn a lesson, got to play 60 minutes. first period we didn't play very well. got to play 60 minutes, or you

leave it to chance. there's a sour taste in our mouth because we needed two points. in what's been a painfully brutal time in philadelphia sports, the number one college basketball team in the county. villanova playing at home ever for the first time as the top ranked team. villanova hanging out at the pregame pep rally, xfinity live. cats ice cold 0-11 dope in the first half. jay wright not happen. second half they come out on fire. career high of 25. they finally nail it from three, nova wins, 73-63. they are 22-3. next up, temple, st. joes comes out flying against la salle.

they get out to a 9-0 run out of the gate. second half, st. joe's up 30 points on la salle. st. joe's wins by 26. 21-4. second best in the a-10 conference. nba all star weekend may one day be full of sixers players. not one sixer will play in the all star game tonight. in toronto, it's the slash brothers stealing the show, clay thompson beats up teammate steph curry. he jumps over the magic mascot up and in. but zack lavine wins the nba contest, unreal show for the ageses for the kids.

kobe bryant will play in his 18th and final all star game in toronto tonight. that's sports, i'm jeff skeverski have a good day.

6:29 right now, live look at olney transportation center. it's a cold place to be this morning. if you're heading out, bundle up.

it feels like below zero out there. being on the beach in cape may. so far away. cape may looks like center city. , doesn't it. chris sowers has a preview of the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, this is the last day of it, right? >> reporter: we have a cold morning tomorrow, but from that point on, it's a whole lot better. temperatures by tuesday could topple 60 degrees, this will not last too much longer. there's a lovely shot of the ben franklin bridge, sun getting ready to rise, we'll have mainly clear conditions, a ton of sunshine today, another blustery and cold afternoon. take a look at the numbers at this 6:00 a.m. hour, we're down to 1 degree in manners creek and fleetwood, quakertown, 2. allentown 2. record low for allentown is minus 2. pilots, 6. saint davids 6 degrees.

these are actual air temperatures. coatsville, 4. new holland 5. ewing, 6. hammonton, 8. browns mills 6 degrees. believe it or not, we actually just missed out on the worst of this. quebec is 37 degrees below. vermont. 32. new york city, that's only 100 and change miles away from us, minus 19 with the wind we're at minus 3. there's the core of the cold we missed out on that, by 2 or 3 monday miles or so. that he can keep it up there. satellite and radar showing not too much going on out there this morning. this should be a very nice looking day. lots of sunshine, blustery and cold. 11:00 a.m., temperatures, 11 degrees. the windchills willies during

the course of the day, as well. the winds will diminish and the temperatures will not feel as harsh as yesterday. when i come back we'll talk about the possibility of accumulating snow tomorrow and flooding rains tuesday. across the area today, people are bundled up trying to protect themselves from the coldest air all winter. if you need to escape the brutal cold or know someone who does, shelters are open. jeff chirico continues the coverage of the cold with a few people enjoying it on the ice. >> reporter: not even the fighting cold could make this grandmother cancel date night with her grandson. they braved subzero windchills at rothman rink, insisting they are fine. it's cold, but when you have good gear on it's warm. once you get the groove you forget about the cold and you

start to sway, like yeah! it's awesome. >> reporter: the arctic blast isn't enough to cancel all outdoor activities, the temple graduate students picked the coldest night of the season for a walking tour of old city. i have on 2 pairs of pants and gloves and 3 pairs of socks. >> reporter: most out and about were bundled up, but not everyone. i tried to bundle as much, my shoes were not a good idea. >> reporter: the bitter cold is keeping animal control officers busy responding to animals left out in the dangerous cold. they have no food water or shelter. >> reporter: in north philadelphia, two pitbulls locked behind the fence, another example of owners ignoring deadly temperatures. he is trying to keep warm, he is trying to keep warm, he is cold and shivering.

the own picked up the animal and took him inside. spca officials have responded to more than 40 calls of animals left out in the cold last night alone and with temperatures expect told remain cold through today that number will rise if you see an animal outside you're asked to call p spca or act philly, both numbers are at 6abc.com. in north philadelphia, jeff chirico channel 6 "action news." here at the big board, the eastbound lanes of i-78 bethel township lebanon township have reopened. cruise are trying to clear the web lanes where a 60 car pileup killed 3 abbey injured 40. police believe it was caused by a snow squall. listen to the dispatcher calls for help. we have 15 people trapped on the westbound lanes. mess on 78.

>> reporter: snow squalls barreled across pennsylvania catching drivers off guard. it just sounded like two bombs went off, there were a couple of people laying out and trucks and cars smashed, cars underneath tractor-trailers and it's total destruction. >> reporter: officials help to have the westbound lanes cleared in the area, still, police racism on the scene looking to see if any other factors played a role in the tragedy. we'll update you when we learn details. check storm tracker 6 live radar at 6abc.com/weather. your time 6:35. friends and foes of u.s. supreme court justice antonin scalia is mourning his death. the conservative legend of the high court died of natural causes. scalia was the longest serving justice on the court. he was known for his sharp mind

and strict interpretation of the constitution. influence generations of lawyers and students. he will go down as one of the great justices in the history of this republic. justice scalia is survived by his wife marine and their 9 children -- mar maureen and their 9 children. gop debate took place in south carolina. they faced off one week before the voters head to the polls. in the wake of justice scalia's death they wasted no time arguing that president obama should leave the next nomination to the next president. i think it's up to mitch mcconnell to stop it. i do not believe the president should believe someone it's not unprecedented. only jeb bush said the

president had every right to nominate did you work his final year in office. "good morning america" weekend will have more on justice scalia at 8:00 a.m. after this newscast. meantime, democrats hillary clinton and bernie sanders campaigned in nevada yesterday. the nevada caucuses are next weekend. hundreds of bernie sanders enthusiasts gathered in reno for a canvass lunch. hillary clinton talked to potential supporters in hendersonville. hundreds turned out for an emotional goodbye to a young boy who tried to save his father during a fire last week in norristown. trish hartman has that story. >> reporter: friends and family members called out his nickname, joe manganiello as his casket was lifted on to a fire truck. the sidewalk was lined with people who came to say goodbye

to is is sanford. he tried to save his father, that's the courage on his side. he didn't think about his self. family members tell us all five people made it out safely, but joe man, man, ran back in wn he thought his father was inside. he is recovering from a broken back at paoli hospital. a medical team transported him to the church for his son's funeral. the boy's mother was held up by loved ones as she left the church. the focus on was on his sacrifice and heroism. i think it was a heartfelt experience for all us in the community makes us look at ourselves and asks the question would we make that same kind of

sacrifice. >> reporter: many grieved, but it gave folks a chance to bring back good memories. full of life, always joking around, had a a good time. loved the coaches and his teammates. he was a good boy, he will be missed by each and every one of us. he is a his or her. >> reporter: rompleting in norristown, trish -- reporting in norristown, trish hartman. the university of delaware will change their admission process, 27 applicants will not have to submit their sa they believe dropping the standardized test requirement will create a more diverse student body. with zika virus cases on the rise consumer report is

recommending several moss -- mosquito repellants, we'll tell you about that. it's very cold on this valentine's day we want to issue a snuggle alert. chris sowers is back with the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast. the kimmel orchestra philadelphia is bringing it's taste of psycho to the stage, the flute is the star of the show. he lived to be 103 and lived on the main line, dann cuellar has his story coming up.

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actually no, the action cam is taking you live to the olney transportation there. if you have to head out, bundle up, glove, scarves, hats, thermals. my trick is battery operated socks. >> reporter: you get the little things that you can stick in your gloves, they work, too. you'll need them today. it is a cold, bluster morning around the delaware valley, if we're lucky we'll reach 18 or 19 during the day. the good news the winds will diminish during the day.

maybe a good day for that, spring mountain taking advance of the colder temperatures and the snow pack we have on the slopes because a ton of rain is heading this way. double scan live is crystal clear for now. we'll see the snows break out tomorrow afternoon. that will change over to rain and heavy rain as we get into monday night and tuesday, 10 degrees in philadelphia with the dewpoint of minus ten. the air is really, really dry. winds out of the north, northwest at 9 miles per hour. feels like minus three. elsewhere we go 5 degrees in reading and lancaster. minus ten in the poconos. your record low minus 12. allentown, 3 degrees, the record low in the lehigh valley. is minus 2. trenton your record is zero you're sitting at 4. some locations getting very, very close. feels like minus 12 in allentown and minus 13 in reading, minus ten in trenton and minus 2 for millville. satellite and radar, once we get

the cold air out of here, tomorrow it will feel better, it is sitting over top of us right now. it will pull off to the east and into the canadian maritimes. this system will transfer into another system across the gulf coast states. that will ride the spine of the appalachians and track northwest pulling the milder air into the region and flipping the snow into rain. temperatures this afternoon swuk see we're not too big -- as you can see, we're not doing too much, 6:00, 15, 17, 18, those are the numbers by 6:00 p.m. for trenton, philadelphia and wilmington. we flip it over to the windchills, 16, 18. there's not too much difference in the windchill values versus the air temperatures. that means the winds will diminish, because it was brutal yesterday afternoon. as we look at the future cast, we'll start out with clouds

first thing tomorrow morning. the morning commute appears to be okay. snow will hold off at 9:30 around washington, d.c. and the virginias. snow of varying intensity throughout the afternoon. 3:30, you can see the snow throughout the air region changing over to rain by 6:00, 7:00, 8:00 a.m., it's rain for philadelphia points south and east, the rain snow line advances to the north, it's actually all the way up here, across upstate new york, vermont, new hampshire, may mai. tuesday afternoon it's a heavy, soaking rain, some areas could pick up one to two inches. a coating to an inch across interior sections of south jersey, perhaps one to three in the gray shade that doesn't include the nye -- i-95 corridor. places like reading and allentown, closer to 3 than the

6 because it will change over quickly. look at the rainfall totals we're expecting 1 to 2 1/2 inches of rain. look at the poconos, almost 4 inches of rain. some of this is the snow mixed in, as well. you get the idea a good soaking is on the way tuesday. with temperatures climbing in the 50s and the 60s, the ground is frozen, you have the soaking heavy rain, there could be flooding in philadelphia tuesday afternoon. very cold today, a lot of sunshine, 17 in reading, 19 in philadelphia. 21 in millville. cape may, 20 degrees, increasing clouds overnight tonight, another cold one, 4 in allentown, 5 in reading, 13 for philadelphia, 8 in millville. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, 19 degrees for the high today, a lot of sunshine, blustery and frigid. snow developing by midday tomorrow, 36 degrees that snow changes over to rain. monday night into tuesday. tuesday is a soaker, but it's a warm, 56 degrees, the rest of

the seven day looks okay, pretty mild, back in the 50s by next weekend. time 6:48 the zika virus continues to be a major concern in the u.s. and many other parts of the world. health experts and government leaders across the globe are accelerating vaccine trials and exporting mosquito apparatus to other parts of the world. the president of brazil said the outbreak will not compromise the upcoming olympics in rio. consumer reports has released its list of the most effective mosquito repellant. two cases are confirmed in pennsylvania and delaware. abc's lindsey janice has more on the repellants. >> reporter: concerns around the zika virus for an all time high.

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an elephant is jilted and heartbroken. this elephant spurned by a female elephant stormed out and wandered in and out of traffic. he damaged about 15 cars, there were no injuries. the elephant back in captivity. don't mess with the elephant. time 6:52 this morning there's no sign of a missing airmen from dover air force base, the 21-year-old was last seen a week ago. family and friends searched near the chesapeake and delaware canals.

dover police are processing the truck for evidence. his mother said her son was supposed to go to a super bowl party sunday, he never made it. i can't believe the outpouring of support and love the people have had for my son. it is overwhelming and warms a mother's heart to know that my son is well liked. the air force and delaware state police are helping with the search. a family is pleading for justice in the murder of a father two years ago. here's rick williams with this morning's crime fighter's report. he was a nice person, a family guy. >> reporter: on tuesday, january 14, 2014, brandon agnew was home with his girlfriend and children. he got a call on his cell phone. he had just received a phone call he went outside to

talk to the person who called him. that's when it happened. >> reporter: police say as he stood outside he was gunned down. he was pronounced at the scene. it seems like a repeat of the early 90s in philadelphia. it's getting worse. >> reporter: the city of philadelphia is offering up to 20,000 dorms for anyone who comes forward with information that leads to the arrest and conviction of the person responsible. all you have to do is call the citizens' crime commission, 215-546-tips all calls will remainus. for crime fighters i'm rick williams channel 6 "action news."

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out of the cold, the philly home show is going on at the pennsylvania convention center. the doors open at 10:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. 300 vendors are showing their no how for your renovation or home show design projects. students in bucks county hit a home run in class the reading program. take me out to the ballgame ♪ ♪ . got to love it. the phillie phanatic conducted take me out to the ballgame at buckingham elementary school. all the children accepted the challenge to read more. they sounded good didn't they? there's another hour of "action news" sunday morning straight ahead. another story we have for you, single digit temperatures

freezing the area. feels worse than 8 degrees, plus we're tracking snow at the beginning of the workweek. ice consumes a huge fire scene in philadelphia's frankford section. those stories and remembering a u.s. supreme court giant antonin scalia next on "action news" sunday morning.

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whipping in the wind, it is extremely dangerous cold, a snuggle alert is issued today. it is brutally cold day today. >> reporter: there's a couple of numbers on the maps here, i don't think i've ever seen in this part of the country before, let's get you outside and talk sky6 live hd, there's the view looking live on sky6 live hd from our temple university camera a nice looking