>> and get ready for more. accuweather says the rain will continue tomorrow. let's look live outside sky6 hd giving us the view of the dreary scene just outside city hall. meteorologist cecily tynan is at the "action news" big board with the details. hi cecily. >> hi, sharrie and rick. keep the umbrellas on hand because there's more rain on the way. storm tracker6 live double scan showing the first batch and low pressure down to our south is moving to the east so this will be drawing a close as we head through the evening hours. it will just be damp and dreary. however, there's another low pressure that's actually bring something severe weather across the deep south. that will be moving in during the day tomorrow. so, overnight tonight, some drizzle, some areas of fog but future tracker showing the second batch of rain will be moving in by about mid morning. by 10 o'clock the steadiest rain south of philadelphia and this will be overspreading our region in time for the lunch hour so definitely going to be wet again tomorrow. then i'm tracking a cold front

by the middle of the week and this will bring us some arctic air by the end of the week and it's holding on for awhile. i'll have details on that along with app possibility of some snow coming up in the full accuweather forecast. sharp re. >> all right, cecily, thank you. be sure to rely on storm tracker6 live as rain continues to move through the region. it's one of many resources always available at 6abc.com/weather. and be sure to stay connected with our team of meteorologists. follow each of them on twitter and facebook for updates. >> in other news tonight police in south jersey are trying to identify and arrest a man that's been spotted at least three times exposing himself to teenaged girls and women. officials say the man was completely nude except for the sneakers he had on his feet. "action news" reporter walter perez is live outside of the evesham township police department tonight with the latest. walter. >> reporter: hey, rick. well investigators say they don't know what they're dealing with here. it may be a mentally disturbed man, it may be someone who thinks he's being funny but

what they do know is three reports have come in of a man driving and walking around this part of burlington county naked. the most recent incidents took place this past friday afternoon in evesham township. investigators say a heavyset man driving a jeep pulled over got out of his vehicle and simply started running toward a pair of teenaged girls. those girls quickly ran to their homes weren't not injured. two other very similar cases have been reported in nearby medford township. the most recent taking place nearly two weeks ago on december 21st. >> drove past the person came back again and then proceeded to get out of the vehicle completely naked and actually look into a trash can at one of the residents' house. >> reporter: medford police lieutenant arthur water man says the other encounter took place on november 30. in each of the cases the person involved is described as a heavyset white man with brown hair and an excessive amount of body hair. this his vehicle is described as an older model jeep way white decal on the right side

of the rear window. we spoke with people from both communities who say they want to make sure that their neighbors know what's going on. >> keeping an eye out talking to neighbors, making sure my neighbors are aware. >> reporter: now, the man involved has not injured anyone during any of these cases but authorities and neighbors as you would imagine want this person off the streets. anyone with any information is asked to call police. reporting live from evesham township police, walter perez channel6 "action news." sharrie. >> okay, walter, thank you. the search continues for a second suspect in the shooting of a 17-year-old in kent county delaware. police say the first suspect david brown was found hiding in bushes near the scene of the shooting yesterday. this happened in the parking lot of lake forest south elementary school in harrington. the victim is going to be okay but brown is suspected of getting rid of the gun. officials are still looking for tray kwan seth. police say he was the actual shooter. if you know the whereabouts of

traquan seth you're asked to call harrington police. funeral has been planned for the pennsylvania state trooper shot and killed while on duty last week. 23-year-old landon weaver's funeral will be nurse in altoona. he was responded to a domestic complaint friday night in huntingdon county when he was shot. state police later shot and killed the suspect during an overnight manhunt. governor tom wolf paid his respects for weaver today at the huntingdon barracks. >> the delaware man who survived a shooting rampage at a nightclub in istanbul turkey is making his way back to the u.s. tonight and he's speaking out about it. 39 people were killed in the attack on new year's eve and isis has claimed responsibility. abc's elizabeth hur has the very latest. >> reporter: turkish police releasing these new pictures of the suspect still on the loose with isis now calling him one of their soldiers. the terror group also claiming the attack was in response to

turkish military operations against them in syria. the scene reina nightclub in istanbul packed with some 600 revelers ringing the new year. then at 1:15 center city a.m., security cameras showing the man firing outside the club, then storming inside. the shooting lasting seven terrifying minutes. >> we heard something like a gun, shooting. after three, four seconds, boom, boom, boom. >> reporter: authorities believe the suspect then changed his clothes to blend with the crowd before getting away. >> all i can say is it's massive tragedy. this is very unfortunate. >> reporter: american tourist jacob raak among the dozens injured telling reporters he survived the attack by playing dead. >> i was with nine people.

seven of us were shot. seven of us were shot. >> reporter: turkish police say right now they are questioning eight people in connection with the attack but the gunman is not among them and so their search is continuing. in that new york, i'm elizabeth hur for channel6 "action news." >> back here it's a new year that means paying more for gas in pennsylvania. an increase in the state's gas tax officially kicked in yesterday. drivers in the keystone state are paying an extra eight cents a gallon. this will be the third and final increase under a law passed back in 2013 to pay for transportation projects. pennsylvania already has the highest gas tax in the country. the average for a gallon of gas is just over $2.50 in the philadelphia area. also in philadelphia, new beverage tax is now in effect. it adds 1.5 cents per ounce tax on sugar and artificially sweet tend soft drinks. city council approved the new legislation last june making philadelphia the first major u.s. city to pass a so-called

soda tax. the tax is expected to raise $91 million a year and it will be used to pay for prekindergarten community schools and rec centers in the city. >> penn state did not make it into the playoffs but they have a chance to go home with the rose bowl trove family the number five nittany lions are going up against the number nine trojans from usc. kickoff is just a few minutes away in pasadena and penn state fans are gathered all over the area to watch the big game. "action news" reporter dann cuellar is hanging with some of those fans he's live now center city and dann lots of excitement tonight. [cheers and applause] >> reporter: that's right, sharrie. penn state supports their team all the way no matter what and you have tornote that many of these fans come from families whose parents went to penn state. their aunts and uncles went to penn state. their friends went to penn state. so, you know, you just have to -- honestly they're expecting a big win tonight: ready for a big. >> game.

>> absolutely. >> reporter: you guys ready for the big game. >> we sure are. >> reporter: you got all your gear on. >> i know. >> reporter: your penn state gear. >> ready to go. >> we got strike early and often for them to have a good chance. >> i'm expecting them to win my entire family. we all went to penn state. what's going to be the key today. >> an offense that sticks together. we lost the wide receiver but as long as the offense is cohesive defense plays their game right we got no problems day. it would be a great way to start the year way big win tonight, right. >> oh, it would. >> my senior year too so we're hoping for a win. it's our last year at penn state. go lions. >> go lions. >> reporter: all right. so, as you can see fans here are hoping the lions bring home that rose bowl trophy. the game is just getting under way here. we'll keep you posted. we'll be back tonight at 6 o'clock on "action news." we're now live here in center city with a lot of excited fans. i'm dann cuellar channel6 "action news." back to you guys. >> all right. should be fun. and exciting.

thank you dann. >> time for a check of our "action news" traffic report monday night. >> all right. let's go live to gina began gone in for matt pelman in the "action news" traffic center. hi, gina. >> hi, gina. >> hello. i actually have some better news than earlier. we had an earlier accident on the schuylkill. this is on the westbound side right at 26th street that has since cleared and let's take a look now the schuylkill quiet and you know what, that's kind of the theme for the night. very quiet out there as we are wrapping up the holiday weekend you can see how nice our green out there on the map so we like that green on the schuylkill expressway, green on 95. should be really nice if you're traveling out but we do have an issue to talk about. if you're going to be heading out on the vine street expressway that earlier accident that we had on the westbound side has since cleared out. run its course just a bit but you should be good. if you're traveling on the eastbound side you're good to go the length between 76 and 95. some guys as well your earlier accident on 422 westbound at sanatoga there has since cleared. guys i'll send it right back over to you. >> all right. >> thanks gina. >> thanks gina. >> still ahead on "action news" at 5:00 many have called

eight melt down but mariah carey says her failed new year's eve performance was someone else's fault. >> also ahead in health check tonight find out the best twice keep your new year's resolution to shed some weight and keep it off for good. those stories and more, cecily is back with the full forecast from accuweather when "action news" at 5:00 continues tonight. >> ♪ with the xfinity tv app,

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>> family members of a missingce desperate too learn their whereabouts. the pair were headed for a trip to big sur and expected to return on christmas day. gonzalez's sister says it's unusual for olivia to not communicate with her family. a texas family is suing apple claiming its face time app caused the death of their daughter five-year-old moriah mondisette. the attorney claims apple had the technology to lock out drivers from using face time but never installed it. apple has not filed a legal response to the lawsuit. >> in health check tonight

doctors have new guidelines for treating some patients with type two diabetes. the american college of physicians says when medication is needed, doctors should try metformin first. the group says it's more effective has fewer bad side effects and it's cheaper than most other oral medications. the acp says several new drugs have come on the market in recent years. however, they don't beat metformin. weight loss is always a top new year's resolution but also among the first to be broken. health coaches say many fail because they try to go it alone relying just on willpower. >> the best thing that works far more than willpower is friend power. then if people find a buddy or a friend or a community or a church group, you can actually do much better together than you can do alone. >> well, studies show when it comes to losing weight, social support is key because it

creates motivation and accountability. another strategy to work out for health, not for weight loss. doctors say the number on the scale isn't a very good barometer of your fitness. try measuring around the weight, the middle of the thigh and the arms to better see where you are losing fat. >> now you tell me. [laughter] >> britain's princess ann says her mother queen elizabeth is feeling better. but after missing church for the second time in two weeks, it's racing concerns about her health. buckingham palace says the queen is still recuperating from what they call a heavy cold. she also missed christmas service. she hasn't missed that in 28 years. >> millions of people were watching some mariah carey had some major troubles during her times square performance on new year's eve. she claims she was sabotaged but dick clark productions

says that is absurd. abc's maggie rulli has the list latest. >> reporter: a sour note from mariah carey. with 11 million people watching at home, the pop princess is left stranded on stage as her backup dancers and her own backup vocals continue lined her. >> we didn't have a test of this song so we'll just say it was a number one, all right,. >> ♪ >> reporter: she comes back for more then seems to start off strong. >> ♪ >> we saw mariah carey come out drop the mic but her vocals keep playing clearly lip syncing is that unusual. >> it's criticism from people who expected her to perform live. what you might not know pretty much everything under the sun has used backup recording. >> reporter: carey's representatives say it wasn't her fault and accused new

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>> well, many people make a resolution in the new year to get their finances in order. and we've got some tips on how to do just that. fidelity found the three most common money related goals are to save money pay off debt ton spend less. to start experts suggest setting up an automatic savings account and every time you get paid put a small amount away. when paying off debt pay more than the minimum amount on your credit cards and to spend less put together a budget and check your statements to be sure you're sticking to your plan. >> well, now that the holiday season is over, it's time to think about getting rid of your christmas tree. philadelphia residents can begin recycling their trees now through saturday january 14th. you can drop off your tree at

any of the streets departments sanitation convenience centers. trees placed along the curb will be picked up on regular trash days but for more on where you can take your tree to be recycled, go to our web site 6abc.com. >> it is certainly a happy new year for a new mother in arizona who delivered twins on different days in different years. holly shea and her husband brandon say they weren't expecting their fraternal twin boys for another new weeks but holly suddenly went into labor on new year's eve. and six hours later the couple's first son sawyer was born just before midnight 11:51. their second son everett arrived shortly after at 12:01 a.m. on new year's day. mom's already predicting a sibling rivalry between the two boys because of their birth dates. >> might give his brother a hard time. >> i think it's going to mostly be sawyer teasing everett over him being the eldest. >> holly says despite the fact that her sons will have different birthdays, it was a

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>> time for accuweather at the "action news" big board. >> meteorologist cecily tynan has your forecast first mondayod an umbrella, cecily. steadiest rain is moving out and we are life on sky6. spring mountain ski resort. there are some folks on the slopes despite the fact it was somewhat wet and dreary. storm tracker6 live double scan showing this first rounds of vain moving off the coast right now. we're left with some drizzle. lots of clouds and a little bit of fog and temperatures about where they should be for this time of the year. right now philadelphia 42 degrees down from a high of 43. couple degrees above normal. allentown 38, wilmington 42. cape may 44 and trenton currently 40 degrees. now that we're in january, temperatures really going nowhere. the entire month of january our high either 40 or 41 so the cold air is in place but lockage. this is some good news. the sunrise today 7:23. by the end of the month, 7:20.

7:sen. the sun will be rising earlier and the sunset tonight 4:46. by the end of the month 5:19. days will be getting longer and typically we get about six and a half inches of snow in january. february is our snowiest month. satellite6 along with action radar showing no snow but i'm tracking another round of rain. low pressure over louisiana actually bringing some severe weather. that low pressure will ride to the west. another low develops off the coast so what that will do is bring us another shrug of moisture. future tracker showing the timing 11 o'clock tonight clouds, little bit of drizzle. really the same for the morning rush. by 8 o'clock, but then right around the middle of the day by lunchtime, that steady rain is here. by 1 o'clock and then lifting out by about 5 o'clock. so generally we're looking at heavier rain than today. future tracker showing right around a half inch of rain for most areas and temperatures will be around 50 degrees, so don't have to worry about any freezing rain. association the five day at

5:00 showing tomorrow another round of rain. it will be dreary with a high of 50 degrees. wednesday the pick of the week. partly sunny. it will get windy by the afternoon. 54 degrees. and thursday temperatures really crash. 35 degrees the high aunt pretty thick deck of clouds. friday another shot of arctic air, 34 degrees and that will come with a potential for some snow showers and saturday even colder. 32 degrees. watching a potential storm to the south. vile more details on that coming up in the accuweather 7-day forecast. it clears out but it gets very colds by the end of the week guys. >> all right. thank you cecily. >> still much more to come in the next half hour of "action news" at 5:00 a lyft driver grabs her cell phone in the nick of time right before a man walked up and punched her in the face. why she says she was attacked. >> also delaware authorities are asking the public to help track down wanted man who is suspected of being part of a trio of thieves who struck on new year's day. those stories and much more when "action news" at 5:00 continues tonight.

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sharrie williams is joining us tonight and here's what's happening on "action news" monday evening. president-elect trump is vowing to get to the bottom of the election hacking scandal despite u.s. intelligence pointing fingers at russia. what he's planning this week. also there was no stopping it. that's how one witness described a midair crash that killed three people in the lone star state. and two determined robbers didn't bother with doors during a break in on new year's eve. >> now the details. president-elect donald trump will take office officially 18 days from today. mr. trump is promising to reveal new information on the election hacking while still questioning russia's involvement. abc's elizabeth hur is live in new york with more. elizabeth. >> reporter: sharrie, later this week trump is expected to get that briefing from intelligence officials and as of now trump says he is still skeptical claiming he knows a lot about hacking and there's more to this story. regarding allegations of

russian hacking, president-elect donald trump offering this cryptic comment. >> i also know things that other people don't know. and so they cannot be sure of this situation. >> reporter: what do you know that other people don't know. >> you'll find out on tuesday or wednesday. >> reporter: trump still doubting whether russia interfered in the u.s. election and his incoming white house press secretary sean spicer on fox and friends on monday with this clarification. >> he is privilege industry information that nobody else is. but what i think what he is driving at is the fact that there doesn't seem to be conclusive evidence within the intelligence community. >> reporter: but 17 u.s. intelligence agencies concluded russia was behind the hacking and the top democrat on the house intelligence committee says the evidence is as good as it gets. >> if he's going have any credibility as president he needs to stop talking this way. >> reporter: trump's team unwavering. instead questioning the harshness of president obama's recent sanctions against

russia. closing two diplomatic retreats and evicting dozens of russian diplomats. spicer now suggesting that was politically motivated despite some fellow republicans saying the punishment doesn't go far enough. >> we will be working for much tougher sanctions against russia. >> reporter: now, all of this as we learned the russians may have also targeted the power grid in vermont. now, malware linked to russian hackers was found in overt weekend but right now there is no evidence the hackers succeeded. that is the very late from the here live in new york, i'm elizabeth hur for channel6 "action news." rick. >> all right, elizabeth thank you for that report. in iraq a suicide bomber blew up his explosives ladened vehicle today in a bustling market area in baghdad. at least 36 people were killed. the attack happened just hours after the arrival of french president hollande. authorities say the bomber driving the pickup truck attacked an outdoor fruit and vegetable market day laborers an police check point.

no group has claimed responsibility for the attack but it had all the hall marks of isis which has staged similar attack in the past. in the northern state of amazonas brazil at least 60 inmates were killed in a prison riot. two of the biggest gangs in brazil began fighting last year and they believe that's what caused the incident. dozens of inmates escaped and 12 prison guards were taken hostage. none were hurt during negotiations. the riot was the deadliest in brazil's prison system since 1992. israeli police visited the jerusalem home of prime minister benjamin netanyahu tonight to question him about corruption allegations. netanyahu has denied what he calls baseless reports that he received gifts and favors from two businessmen in israel and abroad. israeli television first reported the allegations and they claim that netanyahu's family members are also involved. police were not commenting on the investigation tonight. >> beginning tomorrow dylann

roof will try to convince a south carolina jury that found him guilty of murder to spare his life. today a federal judge conducted a closed hearing on roof's competency. roof shot and killed nine people during a bible study at a black church in 2015. well, he has opted to act as his own attorney during the death penalty phase. well, tonight of the penalty phase. today the judge ruled that roof cannot approach witnesses or the jury. he also could receive life in prison without parole or the death penalty if found guilty. what's still not clear what caused two flense collide mid fair a dallas texas suburb on new year's eve. a retired air force lieutenant colonel his 18-year-old son and another person were killed when witnesses say one plane hit the other plane's tail. the crash sent debris raining down onto the road below and onto a shopping center parking lot. >> we heard a loud crashing bang and the two planes

basically -- one of them came pretty much straight down. the other one had a little control but he was coming dow down. there was no stopping it. the ntsb is investigating the crash. both pilots were flying under visual flight rules meaning neither had to be in contact with air traffic control. world news tonight with david muir will have much more on the deadly midair collision in texas as well as donald trump's transition into the white house. you can watch that following "action news" at 6:00. >> back here at home philadelphia firefighters made quick work of a fast moving blaze in the city's kensington section. this was the scene just afternoon time along the 3400 block of e street near tioga. crews found heavy fire coming from a rear bedroom and put out the flames in matter of minutes. no one inside the home was hurt. members of the red cross rushed to the scene to help out the residents. two thieves busted through a drive through window at an east oak lane dunkin' donuts on new year's eve and it was all captured on surveillance video right here. happened inside the store on

the 6200 block of north front street. once inside the suspects took three cash drawers filled with money crawled back through the drive through window and took off. >> well, police chase in wilmington delaware came to an end after the suv they were pursuing slammed into another vehicle. officers were attempting to pull over a stolen jeep cherokee around 11 o'clock last night when the driver they say took off. the jeep collided head on with another suv at the intersection of 14th and kelp street. the driver of the jeep and three people in the other vehicle were taken to the hospital. authorities have not released details about criminal charges stemming from the crash or the case. also from our delaware news room tonight, dover detectives have charged these two people. antoine mcdonald and alexis williams with two counts of armed robbery. authorities say they along with raheem jackson who is still wanted by police robbed two groups of people within the span of 12 hours yesterday.

the first incident happened near the country village apartments. the second happened along the 300 block of martin street. >> well, a new face in new castle county politics started 2017 by giving back to the community. executive elect matt meyer traded a suit coat for an april upon this afternoon at our daily bread in middletown. meyer helped serve lunch to those in need and took time to speak with all in attendance. >> good acts. >> why not. >> time for a check of the roads and how they're moving on a monday. >> gee gentleman gannon is in for matt pelman tonight and she's back in the "action news" traffic center with the very latest. gina. >> hello. i have such good news. there's nothing really going on as we take a look on the big picture we have a lot of green on your map. we're seeing that on the roosevelt boulevard, on 95, the vine street expressway. and on 76. when do we ever see that? here's a live look for you on the schuylkill expressway. this is westbound at city avenue. typically we're jammed but

we're at a normal travel time of 15 minutes between the vine and the blue route in both directions. so, if you respect traveling out, now would be a good time to do it because the roadways are clear. we have a zest problems into that new castle county. we have two accidents, one is on 295 southbound right at route 13. your other is on new castle avenue route nine at memorial drive. that could be a little cause for concern for you tap the brakes there. on mass transit you're septa regional rails operating on a sunday schedule. buses modified weekday schedule patco high speedline on a holiday schedule. guys i'll send it back over. >> thanks gina. >> still to come, one minute a lyft driver was transporting a passenger, the next she was fending off an attack by another driver and it was all recorded on her cell phone. >> and the eagles lackluster season is officially over. jaime apody has more from players coming up in sports. and cecily is in for adam tonight. hey, cecily. >> hi, rick. the storm that brought us today's rainy weather is

moving out but we got another storm system waiting in the wings this one bringing severe weather to the gulf coast. i'll have details on what this means for us and track some arctic air on the way in the accuweather 7-day forecast. >> all right. those stories and much more when "action news" continues in just a moment. >> ♪

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>> a california lyft driver had her cell phone rolling when another driver got aggressive and ad attacked her. she says the man was angry with how she parked at a gas station in santa ana. she says she apologized and moved her car but the man wouldn't stop. the victim says she was punched several times and broke a front tooth. police are now investigating the incident. the famous hollywood sign is back to normal following a new year's day prank in california. police say a van at a used tarps to change the o's to make them look like e's spelling out hollyweed. surveillance video from a security camera showed only one person at the scene. in november, a californians voted to legalize marijuana for recreational use for those 21 and over.

>> all right time to talk sports. jaime apody is here and the eagles at least ending on a w. >> yeah, the fact is it's over, though, so that's a shame. haven't even put away my christmas decorations yet. have you? and yet the eagles have packed up their lockers again. yes, it's a seem 13 that's getting quite old around here. always wondered why they put their stuff in trash bags and not a bag. applet for maybe. third straight season the birds season ends much earlier than they hoped especially given the three and o start and two and o finish. for carson wentz accustomed to winning at every level it's a feeling that's new. >> it's weird last night and this morning coming in like we're not going to be back here. that same team that same locker room will never be the same and it's kind of a crappy feeling. but we're going to use that now. i know i'm going to personally use. i never want to have that feeling again be playing into january for the rest of my career god willing. >> next year starts now, you know, at the end of the day

our goals for next year start right now. and we have to think like that. we have to prepare like that. obviously we need to get a way and let our bodies heel let our minds, you know, get out of football mode for a little while but once we're back it's all about that main goal and that main goal is to win and play in january. >> this is it. the grand daddy of them all. after the way ohio state played in the fiesta bowl many wondered if penn state should have had their spot in the playoffs but given penn state's start at the rose bowl maybe not. nittany lions and usc kicked off at 5 o'clock in pasadena. and trace mcsorley threw interceptions. right now penn state trailing usc10 to nothing in the first quarter. outback bowl in tampa florida. florida against iowa. florida is geoff collins temple coached his old school. mark som tom son he's gone,

35 yards to the end zone and the gators win the outback bowl 30 to three without their defensive coordinator who is now at temple. for the fifth straight week villanova wildcats top the ap top 25. the defending national champs 14 and o including a win against creighton. they play at butler wednesday. mike k will be missing for month. coach k will take medical leave to have back surgery on a herniated disk. this is a guy that squeezed four surgeries into the past season. he still acknowledged coach norfolk's team to the gold medal in rio. a new year's day or in this case january 2nd event that's becoming as much a tradition as the mummers and bowl games it's the winter classic played this afternoon. busch stadium in saint louis the site as the blackhawks and blues faced off in some good old outdoor hockey. third period two to one saint

louis, vladimir makes it three-one his second goal of the period. saint louis winning it four to one. love that winter classic: that's the way hockey should be paid. >> boys have a good christmas. >> they did. too good. >> good mommy then. >> good santa. >> buying for three next christmas. >> santa, that's right. >> thanks for remind meg. >> jamie thanks. >> a new year and a new chance for love tonight on abc prime time. will it be the third time will be the charm for nick on tonight's season premiere of the bachelor? >> whatever the women think or whatever preconceived notions they have of me i think my hope is that they come in with kind of a clean slate and open mind. >> fan favorite nick has had his heartbroken twice by bachelorettes andy dorfman and caitlin bristow. some of the girls apparent are hot over him, maybe not everyone. will he find his happily ever after among this group of 30 women? we'll have some unexpected help along the way.

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>> on this second day of the new year fargo north dakota may be wishing it was still 2016. thanks to a winter storm that has crippled the area. the first wave of snow actually arrived yesterday and is still falling. there is widespread travel alerts throughout parts of north dakota because of the blowing and drifting snowfall there has affected visibility. most of the main roads in fargo have been shut down as work crews have decided to wait until the snow ends to finish plowing. that could be midweek. boy, oh, boy. back here now let's take a live look at a snowy spring mountain through our sky6 cameras. a couple of folks on the slopes there. is that adam? [laughter] he just fell down . >> [laughter] he's got one ski on. all right. anyway it's a nice evening. spring mountain montgomery county. i don't know if they're still making snow but it certainly is a nice evening to hit the slopes. >> drastically different from north dakota. >> north dakota that's nothing. they're probably still going

to school. >> some kids had school today. my kids had school today. >> really. >> he wasn't sure why. >> wet today. it's going to be wet tomorrow and then things will change dramatically for the second last week. storm tracker6 live double scan showing that we still have some areas of generally light rain and drizzle. the bulk of it holding along the coast but the action cam taking a look from the camden waterfront. this is really the scene all day. it was damp, it was cloudy with some fog and that will be the scene right through tonight. we keep the dampness in the airport. the temperature very close to the dewpoints, so the air nearly saturated. 42 degrees right now down from our high of 43 which is 2 degrees above normal. dewpoint 39. winds right now oft east-northeast at 12 miles per hour so it's cool and raw. the wind chill makes it feel like 36 degrees. the ocean temperature 43 so the wind chills right now in the 30's. but temperatures are going to be falling dramatically by the end of the week, some arctic

air on the way. but right now satellite6 along with action radar showing our weather is improving. that steady light rain we had most of the day is beginning to pull away as that first storm system moves out to sea but there's a second one waiting in the wings. this low has been bringing some severe weather tornado watches across parts of louisiana, the gulf coast and this will bring us another round of rain. the bulk of it will happen in the middle of the day tomorrow. so, tonight, it will be chilly with some areas of drizzle and fog. temperatures well above freezing. don't have to worry about any freezing rain tonight. 42 in philadelphia. allentown 36. cape may 45. and wilmington 43 degrees. temperatures tomorrow a little bit warmer than today. the tuesday planner showing we start at 45 degrees. by 7 o'clock, should hit around 50 degrees by 1 o'clock and temperatures dropping back into the mid 40's by the evening but we'll be dealing with lots of clouds with some periods of rain. future tracker showing 8 o'clock tomorrow morning the clouds are in place, a few

areas of drizzle, not a steady rain but take the umbrella in the morning. will you need it by lunchtime. by noon, the steady rain is here. it's lifting out by about 5 o'clock so generally we're looking at about a half inch of rain tomorrow and then much cooler air will be arriving by thursday. association the exclusive accuweather 7-day forecast, tomorrow another dreary day with periods of rain, most of it around midday. the afternoon high a little bit milder than today, up to 50 degrees. on wednesday, it's partly sunny, a cold front will roll through and that will really kick up the winds by the afternoon. 54 degrees the high. then thursday the cold air is in place in the morning be prepared to bundle up. future tracker showing 7:30 in the morning wind chills in the teens in there suburbs, about 20 degrees in philadelphia through the day thursday we'll have a pretty thick cloud deck and it will be cold. the high 35 degrees. but it gets colder. friday another arctic boundary bringing us a chance of some snow showers, 34 degrees and

heading into the weekend, even colder on saturday. 32 degrees. watching a storm system to the south. the latest models have it heading out to sea. we'll have to see if that changes. sunday it stays cold, 31 degrees and monday mostly sunny and again a cold day with a high of only 33 degrees. a lot of people would like some of that snow like they're getting in fargo. one ingredient is the cold air. we have that in the weekend. just to look to see if we get that storm. at this point it looks like it will be missing us to the south. >> thank you cecily. >> be sure to rely on storm tracker6 live radar as rain continues to move through the region it's one of many resources always available at 6abc.com/weather and stay connected with our team of meteorologists. follow each of them on twitter and facebook for updates.

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a british engineer captured a wall of smog sweeping over beijing central business district. the pollution rolled in at about a 20 minute period. the engineer says it's the worst example of pollution he's seen since moving to china 13 years ago. wow. >> right now jim gardner and the "action news team are standing by with these stories and more next at 6:00. we are waiting for a delaware man injured in the nightclub attack in turkey to return home. what he told reporters before leaving istanbul today. >> also sticker shock. shoppers purchasing sugary beverages see the cost of the new tax in philadelphia. that and much more coming up next at 6:00 now for monica malpass, meteorologist adam joseph cecily tynan jaime apody sharrie williams the entire "action news" team, i'm rick williams. have a nice evening. good night. >> ♪ z254jz zi0z

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>> ♪ >> "action news." delaware valley's leading news program. with ducis rodgers, meteorologist cecily tynan and jim gardner. >> ♪ >> monday night, penn state fans cheer on the nittany lions in the rose bowl. and the fbi is searching for a pair of bank robbers who struck again today. but the big story on "action news" tonight is waiting for the return of jacob raak. he's the man from greenville, delaware, who was shot in the leg in a terrorist attack in turkey. cameras showed him being loaded into an ambulance shortly after the attack that killed 39 people. and this was raak at the airport today in istanbul. he was the only american injured in the assault. let's go live to "action news" reporter bob brooks at philadelphia international airport. bob, when do we expect that

raak will land? >> reporter: well, jim, good evening. we expect him at some point tonight and again going back to the airport istanbul raak spoke with news crews there. he talked about how grateful he was to the fact that he gets to come home where so many people who were killed in that attack aren't. now, he's going to come walking through -- i should say he'll be brought through these doors just behind us here. this is the international arrivals hall at the airport. the exact time we're not sure. right now we're just going have to wait. jacob raak knows he almost didn't make it to the airport in istanbul to go home. he knows he was almost killed. like the 39 others that were inside the nightclub he went to on new year's eve. >> me i wake up in the united states. i eat breakfast. you guys wake up and have to think of this. it's so, so sad. i really wish everybody here the best. >> reporter: after he was pushed through the airport on a gurney, then helped onto a wheelchair raakhe