getting hit the hardest. nor'easter has made its way to philadelphia. chris will tell you when the snow will stop. a live look from mobile 6 showing you just how much snow has fallen on the roads in cape may, new jersey. this morning we have team coverage of the nor'easter, meteorologist chris sowers is tracking the storm's path. bob brooks is down the shore, we begin with chris. >> reporter: good morning be to you, gray, the snow started around 4:00 a.m. for the jersey shore. it continues to expand north and west over the last couple of hours. some locations have two inches on the ground. berkeley township two inches and it is snowing moderately. waretown, 1.5. galloway, an inch and a half. i was talking to my wife who said there's a half inch on the ground in williamstown area. the snow continues to pile up,

as they say. it's a sea of white south jersey, delaware bay, delaware, this is a half inch snowfall rate. if you're not a snow lover this is staying offshore, this purple shade right here, 2 to 3 inches an hour. that band will pull east. they are getting clobbered in the virginias and the carolinas where they are expecting a foot of snow if not more. the virginia capes in that ballpark, as well. when you look at the bigger picture and how much snow is falling, we can handle 3 inches in the city of philadelphia. when it will snow. well it is snowing everywhere. it will continue to snow in the lehigh valley and theism-78 corridor until 2:00 p.m. for the i-95 metro area now

through 4:00 p.m. and delaware and southern new jersey now through 4:00 p.m. national weather service issued a statement right through lunchtime moderate will continue to fall with snowfall rates up to one inch an hour, lousy visibility and the winds will pick up, as well, that will produce drifting of the light, fluffy snow. when i come back we'll have snowfall totals for your neighborhood and milder weather believe it or not. in the accuweather update. snow has coated the boardwalk in atlantic city him visibility was down to less than two miles because of the snow. bob brooks is along the jersey shore, ocean city, cape may county. bob, what are conditions like where you are? >> reporter: gray, this is as much as we've seen all morning

in terms of coming down, it's coming down the quickest and the most, the snowflakes are getting bigger and thicker. we're seeing it lay and collect on the ground as opposed to the this morning where it was colder out. the snow was thinner and powdery. gray you were talking about visibility, we're losing it in ocean city. you can tell you see people shoveling their sidewalks, it's starting to collect and the winds are starting to pick up. we're having more snow and it is tough to start -- to get a visual down that way, balls we're seeing so much. we are at the wawa on west avenue, crews are busy at work, they have been plowing bring the camera a little bit further this way. you can see it's starting to collect there. and people are having to shovel it out, from what we've seen this morning, it is getting wowrs worse and worse as we continue to hang out in ocean city. gray, back to you.

>> bob, thank you for the update, the shore will be hit the haroldest there. ice probably the last thing people in sea isle city, new jersey need. people are getting a jump start shoveling the snow. if you're in the area and don't plan on shoveling, stay inside and keep warm. penndot crews were up early preparing for the storm. action cam was out at front an oregon where mountains of salt were dumped in trucks before they were sent out on the heys before the storm. >> we have 175 trucks from the tri-county area and 110,000 pounds of salt. >> workers reminds if you see the plow trucks on the roads, do not pass them and reduce your speeds. a live look for you right now, okay, we apologize for that, we don't have a live

picture coming from delaware we'll get that to you a bit later. with more snow on the way, people were busy stocking up on the supplies last night action cam was in absecon, atlantic county where people picked up salt and sleds at the home depot. salt to prevent slipping and sliding and parents bought sleds for the kids to have fun. check in often with storm tracker 6 live as you plan your day, stay connected following each of our meteorologists on facebook and twitter. tragedy and horror at the lauderdale airport. a gunman opened fire killing five and wounding others. nora muchanic has more. >> reporter: chaos an -- kenneth

moten. chaos at the baggage claim investigators admit they don't know why esteban santiago suddenly opened fire. >> a herd of people started running down the way and trampling all over people and security yelled everybody hit the floor. >> >> reporter: that warning too late for some, this woman was fatally wounded. the urgent calls to for help. >> shots fired lower levels inside we have a suspect with gunshots to the head. >> travelers looked on in horror as the gunman let loose a hail of brutal. >> he did nothing -- bullets, he did nothing but aim the gun and shoot. >> as armed s.w.a.t teams ran to the scene, many ran for safety. esteban santiago threw down as

gun and surrendered to police without a struggle. fbi said he approached them in alaska last september. >> he was taken into custody by the local police and transported to a mental health facility for valuation. >> reporter: his aunt in new jersey said he had issues when he returned from iraq. investigators are trying to figure out why he traveled to florida anne looking into his military -- and looking into his military records and social media posts as they try to find a motive. authorities say there is no known threat to philadelphia international airport. there's been a boost in police presence, a direct response to the fort lauderdale shooting. philadelphia police tell "action news" there are increased patrols at the arrival road, departure road and ticketing and baggage claim. the extra officers and protection dogs are precautioner

passenger safety. it is now 9 a.m. a fire damaged the spca on ridge pike in white marsh township. the fire started not long after a worker arrived for a shift. >> she went to check where the fire alarm was coming and she notified 911 and started the evacuation process of the animals. >> good to hear, the animals will be okay. teb dogs and 15 -- 10 dogs and 15 cats were relocated to the spca in perkiomenville and abington. the worker is okay. the extent of the damage is being determined. new information to tell you about this morning, a man was shot at least seven times. it happened in north philadelphia. he did not survive the injuries.

police are searching for the person who shot the victim at 10th and clear field. we learned that the man that was shot was in his 20s. this morning police are investigating the motive. there's much more to come on "action news" this saturday morning. top u.s. intelligence officials make their case against russia to donald trump. you will hear how he is reacting. >> hate crime investigation we'll tell you about a judge's parting words to four black suspects accused of assaulting a white disabled man and streaming it live on facebook. >> reporter: snow, continues this morning, heavy for some, the roads are covered. when i come back i'll have much to expect in your neighborhood and the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast.

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>> as always, we're so glad you're waking up with us, time 9:12 a.m., oh, my goodness, really cold, 22 degrees, sky6 live hd shot of the city hall camera, you see the snow flurries there, the snow has arrived, the nor'easter has hit philadelphia as chris promised you. as promised a live look in delaware, governor markell issued a limited state of emergency in sussex county. the emergency went into effect

at 8:00 a.m. governor urges people not to drive unless they have a is a lot of health or business reason to do so. heed the warning in delaware. meteorologist chris sowers has been tracking the system all morning long, how much are we talking in delaware. >> reporter: they are in an area where they are picking up a band of close to two inches an hour. we're not expecting that to move into the city, it will brush the coast and push out to sea. if you're in sussex county or cape may county, conditions will deteriorate over the next hour or two. mobile 6 you can see the roads are covered. a lot of slick spots out there, we're down the jersey shore one of the locations expecting the most snow from the system. it's a coastal storm. this time around it's not going to be the far northwestern suburbs it's going to be the jersey shore. there's double scan live. we'll make a couple of zooms for you, just about everybody you're seeing a little bit of notice at

this point. it begins to pick up in intensity, the farther south and east you go. if you look farther toward the right there, you see that purple that's the two inch an hour that's working out to sea. fortunately that's not moving into our neck of the woods. one stop will take us into cam and gloucester counties in south jersey. steadier snow is falling in turnersville, williams, town, moderate snow, half inch on the ground. glassboro seeing moderate snow. another zoom would take us farther off to the southwest into salem and western portions of cumberland county. same thing, moderate snow coming down, the roads are covered. bridgeton to salem to fort penitentiary, route 40 into malaga and buena. we'll see this through the first part of the afternoon. our fog report kind of shows you where the snow is reaching the ground. it's pretty much not up in through here, but everybody else

seeing at least a little bit of snow flying at this point. we're down to 1 1/2 in philadelphia. a half mile in millville. .3 for both wildwood and atlantic city. double scan live we set it in motion, believe it or not this is a glancing below when you look at the overall bigger picture they are getting walloped in the virginia capes carolinas in a, that area will see ten inches of snow or more. that heavy snow line is sussex, cape may, southeastern atlantic county. those areas will see moderate to heavy snow from the event. future tracker 6 we'll stop the clock at 11:00 a.m., it's snowing in philadelphia, points south there will be snow flying up here as well the model is not picking up. it will continue until 1:00 p.m. darker shades of purple, moderate to heavy snow. 4:00 p.m. it's snowing all areas east of philadelphia and lower and bucks county, as well.

southeastern chester and delaware counties. as we continue to set this in motion, the storm moves along, everything starts to clear out later this evening, after sunset it will be at that point the numbers start to fall off a cliff, windchills close to zero. this is very, very cold tonight. when it will snow? now through 2:00 p.m. i-78 corridor. the metro area is snowing through 4:00 p.m. delaware, jersey shore through 4:00 p.m. this afternoon. that's the timeline when you expect to see the snow. snowfall totals, looks like the three inch line we've pushed it close to the city of philadelphia running parallel to the delaware river. one to 3 north and west, bucks, montgomery, chester, delaware counties and northern new castle county in delaware, coating to an inch for the lehigh valley, 6 inches plus for the jersey shore, woodbine, ocean city, atlantic city and wildwood. 3 to 6 heart of south jersey,

glassboro, pitman and millville. there could isolated areas that could see 7 or 8 inches. dangerous traveling conditions, winds picking up to 30 miles per hour that will put windchills in the single digits close to 10. notice and cold, windy, 25 degrees is the forecasted high. winds picking up out of the north at 15 to 25 miles per hour. overnight tonight, clear and cold, 12 degrees outlying suburbs, that's not factoring in the winds. 16 for center city. windchills close to zero if not a degree or two colder than that. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, cold, cold, cold, next three days, stuck in the 20s. 25 today, 25 tomorrow, 29 monday. we start pulling out of it rather nicely. 40 degrees tuesday. 53 wednesday, periods of rain. mild thursday. friday, clouds and sun, another

mild day, gray, 52 degrees, the mild conditions will last at least a week to ten days. whatever snow you get now it will be gonna few days after monday. >> for you this is like christmas. you love the snow. >> reporter: i've been in a very good mood all morning. >> we would like to remind you that the speed limit on the garden state parkway is reduced to 45 miles per hour because of the snow event. thanks for the update. 9:18. the lights on broadway went dark as tribute to the lives of debbie reynolds and carrie fisher who died last week. the marquee was out for one minute. mother and daughter made their debut back in 1973 together in the musical comedy irene. both went on to star in several shows over the years. carrie fisher appeared in her one woman show wishful drinking.

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the go ahead to launch a rocket into space on monday it will help the speed and bandwidth for communications giant veridian. the first launch since december after a failed launch. president-elect donald trump commented about allegations that the russians played a role with him in winning the election. he said u.s. intelligence officials found no evidence of voting machines being touched by the russians. american intelligence agencies say russian president vladimir putin wanted trump to win the election to under mine faith in the democratic process and harm hillary clinton potential

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the four black suspects who abused a mentally disabled white man and streamed it live on facebook. the prosecution said the suspects beat the victim over several days, forced him to dink toilet water and kiss the floor. he was taunted over his race and disabilities. the victim was not seriously hurt. after denying bond, the judge asked the suspects, quote where was your sense of decency? time for a look at what's going on in and around the region this weekend. the popular butter sculpture is one of the many things to do at the pennsylvania farm show in harrisburg. the sculpture which is made of 1,000 pounds of butter pace tribute to the state farmers. the farm show gets bestowed and tomorrow from 8:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m. it continues all week culminating on the final day

next saturday. calling all you brides, the pennsylvania convention center is the place to be this weekend if you're planning for wedding. it features a wide selection of gowns and invitations, plus, professionals to help you with planning the wedding. the reception and, yes, even the honeymoon. this happens today and tomorrow from 11:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. still ahead on "action news" saturday morning at 9:00 a.m. southern states slammed by a winter storm. we'll tell you where and take a look at the conditions. in sports, the sixers take on the celtics highlights for you just ahead. >> all right, welcome back

everybody, 9:26, 22 degrees out there. sky6 live hd giving you this live look over wilmington, delaware where the snow is coming down there. in the state of delaware, the governor issued a state of emergency there urging folks to stay off the road unless they have to go out. meteorologist chris sowers will have an update on the winter weather system in just a bit. states like georgia and virginia are under a state of emergency because of the weather. this is richmond virginia early this morning, the highway is blanketed with snow there. hardly anyone went out driving because of the weather. the snowstorm is causing airline cancellations and power outages for folks in north carolina him raleigh durham international airport worked through the night to clear the runways. most airlines canceled flights through mid morning. the winter weather is creating dangerous conditions on the roads. all right, so if you're not sure how to spend your time in

the cold, you might want to take a couple of pointers from this canadian family. take a look at this here. conrad made his family their own personal backyard ice rink. chris you would love this. it's complete with a zanboni. he made it all with the material laying around the house. he spends hours out there on the ice with his 6-year-old son and four-year-old daughter. if they don't want to lace up the skates, the rink can be used for curling. fun time for that family and chris sowers if you can use him. much more to come on "action news" saturday morning at 9 as snow continues to come down. we'll tell you how much you can expect where you live. this is live look at atlantic city where snow continues to fall there. visibility is also poor. we'll have the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast with meteorologist chris sowers after this break.

>> happening right now on "action news," saturday at 9:00 a.m. the snow is beginning to fall in philadelphia. we'll tell you just how bad it is going to get. a live look at the conditions in avalon which could see several inches of snow today. you see the snow packing the ground there. "action news" reporter, bob brooks live in ocean city, new jersey, with a look at conditions along the jersey shore. first, meteorologist chris sowers and a look at the

accuweather forecast, hi chris. >> reporter: good morning to you, gray, the snow continues to fall, the advisories and warnings continue across the region until 6:00 p.m. the winter weather advisory for the i-95 corridor for difficult travel conditions as the snow mores in. wilmington, media, glassboro, mount holly in the advisory area. where you see the pinkish color that's the winters storm warning for eastern portions of south jersey and the jersey shore and central and southern delaware we're expecting a significance accumulation from the storm when all is said and done. for that we'll go over to storm tracker 6 live. we're zoom into south jersey. again, it's a sea of white. moderate snow falling everywhere with lighter snow falling to the north and west, glassboro, salem, wilmington, reporting moderate snow. millville, moderate snow. medford lakes, wrightstown all seeing moderate snow.

this right here we're missing out on that, that purple shade has snowfall rates at 2 inches an hour of you can see how it's getting closer to the tip of cape may. jersey shore from cape may to seaside heights now through noon expect to see snowfall rates at least an inch an hour as the storm gets going. the wider view shows there's plenty left across the virginias and the carolinas. it has to lift north before it clears out of here and we see the skies open up again antisee stars overnight tonight. -- and see stars overnight. snowy and windy, that 25 will feel like ten degrees this afternoon. looking at the timeline here, we're starting to move into the time frame where we are exepghting -- expecting the worst conditions. now through lunchtime that's when the worst occurs, we'll

improve as we get back into the mid afternoon hours. by 6:00 p.m., the storm is gone and pushing out to sea. when i come back we'll look at the seven-day forecast and snowfall totals warmup by tuesday. >> warmup, can't wait for it. 9:33 we're dealing with snowfall for the second day in a row. this time a nor'easter has set its sights on the jersey shore. let's get you to "action news" reporter, bob brooks live for us in ocean city. the conscious are worsening for you? >> reporter: yes congratulations to you nice and warm inside the studio. in ocean city not the case. i heard you talk about visibility in the studio there, and other places this is what it looks like in ocean city. it's getting worse and worse as the snowstorm progression l -- progresses. you see people trekking across

west avenue. little girl dropped something there. this is a bigger snow. it's thicker and covering the roads a lot quicker and it is laying it is wetter snow as opposed to the dry powdery stuff we saw this morning. if you look down west avenue you can hard hardly see the traffic light. visibility is getting worse and worse. don't go faster than 45 miles per hour on the roads because they are getting worse and worse. i'll pick up the snow and show everyone. like i said it's thicker and easier to pack as opposed to the dusty stuff we saw this morning. the roads will get covered up quicker than what they were compared to earlier this morning. the plow trucks are out and salt trucks are out in ocean city. i spoke to officials here they said they are programmed last night they started -- prepared,

last night they started laying down salt on it is roads. if you can avoid them. if you do go on them, don't go fast. with the winds, i heard chris talk about feel like ten degrees later today. that's the case, when the wind picks up, it gets cold out here, so i think it's a nice day to stay inside if you can, gray, reporting live in ocean city, back to you. >> go back inside the truck and get warm. thank you so much for the update. folks as we have told you, the southern tip of new jersey and coastal delaware will be among the hardest hit areas, we want to check in with dell dot community relations officer jim westoff. jim we know the governor declared sussex county an alert for emergency. >> the alert, the reason behind we want to limit as many cars on

the road as possible. the more cars on the roads the harder it is to do the job, it's very unsafe. i'm looking at the cameras looks like most people are staying home. >> that's good folks are heeding the word of caution. we're looking at images, a live shot from wilmington, delaware, visibility poor right now, you know your workers have to be out there treating the roads. talk about the trucks out there and what their objective is right now. >> like you said down in sussex county it's the hardest hit we have four inches, right now we're plowing the roads, we're continuing to work on them, we'll keep working on them until they are clear, and also as the storm moves farther north we'll work north, as well. >> all right, jim, thank you so much for your time with deldot. the governor of delaware has i should a state of emergency. -- issued a state of emergency. if you do not have to go out

stay inside, if you have to go out, don't pass the trucks let them do their jobs. 6abc.com has updates on the storm and storm tracker 6 live as you plan your day stay cected cected -- connected by following each of other meteorologists on facebook and twitter. 9:37 a.m. this morning many questions remain as investigators try to figure out why a gunman opened fire at the fort lauderdale international airport yesterday. we know police arrested this man here. he is 26-year-old esteban santiago. they say he shot and killed five people. investigators say the new jersey native used a gun he had checked in his luggage when he flew from alaska to florida. fbi said esteban santiago an ex-army reservist received a mental valuation last november. investigators are looking through his military records and social media posts as they try

to find a motive for the shooting rampage. delaware county resident david stieger was in the terminal next-door, he was not shot, but saw the people running. >> i never saw the shooter or anybody that was shot necessarily, but everybody running towards me, as i i went from the second floor to the first floor, as soon as i hit the first floor people were running towards me screaming about a shooter and people crying and everybody going in one direction running. >> a frightening and horror risk time for the folks in for the lauderdale. stieger sent a text saying people never made it out alive. we'll bring you the latest of course right here on on the r and on our website 6abc.com. back here at home, a pedestrian was seriously hurt after being hit by a car in south jersey. chopper 6 hd over the scene on

the 1800 block of salem road in burlington township. we're told the driver of the car stopped after the crash. that victim was rushed to the hospital in critical condition. i would like to show you this piece of video of severe damage caused by a fire this morning at the jersey shore. the flames and smoke gutted the corner of a home on the 800 block of plymouth place in ocean city. no people were home when the fir swept through the second and third floor. >> 9:40 a.m. much more to come on "action news" saturday morning at 9:00 a.m. including "shelter me rescue of the week," a sanctuary for animals of all kinds. ahead how this place became a safe haven for animals in need. also, the annual black tie tailgate gala. its an events you do not want to miss, a whole lot of fun. coming up, what's on the menu this year after that we'll get a

check on the the accuweather forecast. "action news" continues after this.

>> so glad you stayed with us, let's it you caught up on the forecast. i think most people are seeing snow, criminals. >> reporter: the exception being hunterdon county and upper bucks county. everybody else is seeing the snow fly. we go live on sky6 live hd, down in old city. the snow continues to fall and it is coming down at a good clip in the city of philadelphia all areas, south and east we're

seeing bangdz taking place. -- banged taking place. let's flip it over to the radars. the brighter color in monmouth, and ocean county, that's a moderate snow in the state of delaware that's falling at this time. let's go into gloucester county, some locations are picking up the lavender shade that's where the snowfall rates are coming down close to an inch an hour, woodstown, glassboro, swedesboro, mullica hill, gibbs town seeing snow falling. route 40 woodstown, pole tavern, malaga, moderate snow. you can see routes 30 and 73. it looks somewhat lighter, but that band is pushing off to the northeast rapidly and moving over routes 30 arena 73 in the next half-hour. one last zoom it will take us farther to the south into kent and sussex county in delaware as well as delaware and cape may

counties in south jersey. moderate snow occasionally on the heavier side when we start to pick up the brighter shades of white and the shades of lavender. we'll see this over the next several hours at least until lunchtime, 1:00 p.m. this afternoon, that's when things should start to wind down. it will be snowing, but the heaviest occurs through lunch. there's heavy snow in the virginias and the carolinas, where they are talking blizzard conditions, hampton beach, areas. they will see 12 to 15-inches of the white stuff. when you look at the bigger picture this is a glancing blow for us. you see the darker shades of lavender that's the steadier heavier snow flying. in south jersey it's coming down pretty good. the model will be picking up west of there, but it will be snowing here, as well. 1:00 p.m., snow for everybody,

the exception of the northern lehigh valley and the poconos. 4:00 p.m. it's snowing in the city, there's the tail end right there. 7:00 p.m. most of this is long gone. skies beginning to clear out, temperatures fall off a cliff. lows are down into the low to mid teens tonight. snowfall totals this is what we're expecting a coating to an inch for places like lang maybe a little more out there. reading, allentown, bethlehem area maybe a coating to an inch. 1 to 3 for the far western suburbs, montgomery, bucks counties and delaware and chester counties. the 3-inch line we'll run it close to the city of philadelphia. parallel to the delaware river. 3 to 6 for the heart of south jersey and 6 inches plus for most of cape may and southeastern portions of atlantic county. 3 to 6 that's the target area, millville, hammonton, berlin, glassboro, woodbine and the wildwood area 6 inches plus.

moderate to heavy snow now through lunchtime. snowfall rates up to an inch an hour. there could higher rates mixed in as well. poor visibility, less than a mile at times. the winds pick up, the snow will be blowing all over the place. 20/20 25 miles per hour. snow and cold and windy, 26 in reading feeling like 13 or 14. 25 in philadelphia. same thing. cape may, 30 and atlantic city 29. overnight tonight, everything clears out nicely, but look at the numbers, 16 for philadelphia. windchills close to zero. reading, 14, allentown, 13. and cape may, 18 degrees overnight tonight. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, we cleared out nicely for tomorrow, but it's cold, 25, windchills in the teens. monday, cold, high of 29. look at this, all of a sudden we pull out of this, tuesday the clouds roll in rain comes in

high of 40. look how mild it is wednesday, thursday, friday. 53 wednesday, 48 thursday, 52 degrees friday. next week, we get into the week after that, i saw 60. >> you did? >> reporter: yeah. >> time 9:47 this week "shelter me rescue of the week" we visit a farm providing a sanctuary that were saved from slaughter and being neglected. >> reporter: rancho relaxo is a sanctuary for ducks and sheep and goats. >> reporter: anything that doesn't have a voice we try to give a voice. that's the point from neglect to slaughter bound you name it. it's a way of life. >> i personally have been involved in rescue my whole life. it's been my solely mission to hem animals. >> it started with a horse.

she was a wild mustang she was rounded up by the government. he rescued her from going to slaughter. she rescued five hundred animals in a year and half. >> you're born with a life mission it is imprinted in me, i didn't realize it until i woke up one morning and said i basically started a rescue. >> reporter: they save these two from deplorable conditions. >> they are best girlfriends. >> reporter: they rescued girlfriend from slaughter giving her a second chance at life. >> she had her horns burned off when she was young. she is the only goat without horns, but she is the only goat that head butts everyone. this is a baby goat that was found in the cold and is doing great and adorable. if you're interested in donating or helping, visit the website,

kaitlin and len have a 16-acre property and they hoping to use the it to grow the rescue more. people can come out and do tours. if you would like to share your shelter success stories post a picture to the "fyi philly" facebook page and tells -- tell us where you adopted your pet an how much they mean to you, we'll feature your stories on upcoming shelter me segments. alicia vitarelli channel 6 "action news." ♪

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infancy to add last -- adolesce. they can use it to order things like diapers. it will be available for purchase later on this year. january 27 the philadelphia auto show kicks off with the tailgate gala. this year there's an all star cast of chefs preparing the menu. karen rogers has more. >> it's showtime. the black tie tailgate gala is a chance to enjoy the philadelphia auto show in a party atmosphere. >> it's great night how out. >> reporter: amongst the 700 vehicles on display this year, they worked together to create a food display worth the trip. >> it's a two great trendy hot philadelphia restaurants we brought in their menus and

recipes it's if phenomenal. >> some for the restaurant and the show some for the crowd. >> reporter: while the selections are sure to be a hit, the chefs have their eye on desert. >> we're watching the cannolis the whole time waiting to eat them. >> we felt it was time to get involved like we found our long lost friend. >> reporter: they are going to produce mass quantities of quality deserts. while fast cars and good foods are highlight of the night, the true star is another philadelphia institution. >> the children's hospital. >> reporter: the relationship between the auto dealers and chop has grown over 30 years raising more than $7 million. every single person in that room really helped somebody's child. that's a powerful moment. >> the auto show has been a great success for us, we want to share that success with the community. >> reporter: each of the last

three years, the black tie tailgate gala has record setting attendsance and donations for chop. this year it's friday january 27 at the pennsylvania convention center. we hope you join us. karen rogers channel 6 "action news." >> each year we bring you a preview of the auto show, saturday, january 28th giving you an inside look at the show.

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look at the snowfall totals, 1 to 3-inch zone includes the areas north and west of philadelphia. downingtown, media, landsdale, doylestown, willow grove. 3 to 6 places like glassboro, pitman, salem, cedarville bridge town. 6 plus, atlantic city, cape may, avalon, ocean city. all this ends by 3:00 p.m., 4:00 p.m. 25 degrees is the high. >> thank you so much, jack hanna's "wild countdown" is next on channel 6. "action news" continues later tonight. we'll be back tomorrow morning beginning at 6:00. here's a look at the stories we're working on for you, details on one mother's petition to change what you see at grocery check out aisles and why. a sneak peek for the production just for the little ones that's coming to the kimmel center. now for chris sowers and the entire "action news" team, i'm gray hall. make it a great day.

>> jack hanna's "wild countdown" is sponsored by nationwide insurance. >> hi, everybody, i'm jack hanna, coming to you from my base camp here at the columbus zoo. and welcome to "wild countdown." ever since my first job as a vet's assistant, i've had a huge respect for veterinarians. do you think she's being good? >> she's being very good. >> i'd hate to see her if she was bad. they all have a tough job. but what if the patient is a 360-pound gorilla? >> oh, jack. >> the world's fastest land mammal? get out of here! or a herd of wild antelope? >> the problem is we must be fairly quick with what we do because of the horns. >> all that, p