>> bundle up if you're heading outside, it's going to feel like the single digits today. a gas leak makes it difficult for firefighters to get a fire raging at a camden county apartment building under control. >> a man is charged with killing a montgomery county teenager. the girl's mother was involved in the crime. a pleasant good morning to you, 6:00 a.m. is the time, nydia han is off, alicia vitarelli joins us. >> the big news on "action news," the single digit

temperatures gripping the area keeping the snie -- the snow and ice outside. >> if you head out keep in mind there are slick spots out there. with the dangerous cold it's a good idea to check on elderly family members and neighbors. >> slow down on the roads. the brutal cold is not helping people to try to clear snow we got yesterday. "action news" caught up with city workers in wilmington as they cleared the streets and sidewalks. >> the plows were out in pennsauken, as accuweather predicted the storm hit sections of south jersey the hardest. >> the philadelphia suburbs got enough snow for kids to go sledding. that's all they want on a slow down on a snow day at upper moreland high school.

>> reporter: the best thing about the snow, it fell on the weekend. traveling conditions are rough, but the traffic is light. let's get you outside, it's clear and cold, look at that shot. looking live in atlantic city, temperatures are in the teens. wait until you see the windchill in their they are mighty cold. we'll start you out first with the snowfall totals. we'll start out first in pennsylvania. morrisville 4.5-inch inches of snow. chadds ford 3.3. philadelphia, 3 inches. perk -- perkisie 2.5. louis, 10 inches. smyrna, 6.2. we go into new jersey that was areas that was hardest hit. for the penn cumberland county. 10 inches. barnegot, 8 point 5. pitman, 7 inches. williams town 6 inches of fresh

powder. part of the problem we're seeing this morning the back roads are snow covered there's a lot of slick spots out there, and icy patches. be careful and drive slow this morning. these are windchill numbers or feels-like temperatures. minus 3 in language. 4 in philadelphia. -- lancaster. 4 in philadelphia. 1 in millville. forecast for today, we'll see sun and clouds during the course of the day, there could be a flurry or two around later on. otherwise it's a cold day, high of 25. windchills in the teens all day long. if you think it is cold out there right now, wait until you see the overnight lows tonight. i'll be back with the numbers, as well as the 7 day. >> thank you for the update. >> stay with it -- stay with 6abc.com/weather and storm tracker 6 live and check with

our meteorologists on facebook and twitter. >> 6:03 if you're just waking up with us. we're following breaking developments in the murder of a montgomery county teenager grace packer. prosecutors charged the 44-year-old boyfriend of the teen at mother, with kidnap rape and murder. jacob as you sullivan was chargh the murder. sullivan and sara packer, the mother of the 14-year-old victim conspired to kill the teenager for money. >> essence, jay could be sullivan conspired with grace's mother to kidnap rape and murder and that's what jay could be sullivan has been charged with doing. >> sara packer reported her adopted daughter missing on july 9. investigators say she did that knowing full well the teenager was murdered the day before. in late october, grace packer's

dismembered body was found in bear creek township. >> we have evidence to conclude this was a rape, murder, fantasy that was shared by jacob sullivan and sara packer. they made it into a horrible gruesome reality. >> the mother has not yet been charged with murder, but weintraub said they will develop that part of the case. 70 people spent the night in a shelter because of a fast-moving fire in camden county. the fire left the apartment buildings in ruins. firefighters did not have an easy time putting out the flames

there. jeanette reyes explains. >> reporter: camden county crews battle tdz -- battled the blaze in government township at lake view apartments. the fire went from one to three-alarms as flames engulfed the entire building. a gas leak was feeding tense flames. i walked out, the roof from my apartment across the parking lot was on fire with a giant hole in it. >> reporter: when were you thinking when you saw that. >> scared, wondering how much it was going to spread if i need to get out of the buildings or not. >> reporter: there were initial reports by authorities of residents trapped inside, but firefighters were able to rescue them. residents in nearby buildings were evacuated as a precautionary measure, those displaced by the fire many

elderly were brought out into the tbridged cold and taken to the office that was used as a temporary shelter. jeanette reyes. a new jersey native that once served at fort dix was charged with murder from the fort lauderdale airport murders. kenneth moten has more. >> we hit the ground i turned around she was shot in the head and killed. >> reporter: in the thick of the chaos at fort lauderdale airport. >> my husband was shot in the face, the guy next to him was shot in the cheek, the guy next to him was dead. >> witnesses looked on in horror as the gunman released a hail of bullets. >> he reloaded and walk winning

his arms straight out. >> i saw a man get shot in the head, there were people with blood on them. >> reporter: this man saved by his laptop as hundreds ran for cover. i was crouched up against the conveyer belt, i felt a thud, later i found out there was a bullet that ricocheted and entered my back to "g.m.a.." without the backpack the bullet would have gone flue -- through my shoulder blade. >> reporter: under arrest, esteban santiago who threw down his gun without a struggle. he walked into the fbi office in anchorage incoherent. >> there was no belief that he

was working with any individuals when he planned out and carried out the attack. >> reporter: the suspected gunman is expected to be in court monday. kenneth moten abc news fort lauderdale. prepare to pay more money when you drive on the pennsylvania turnpike today. a toll increase went into effect at midnight. the 6% hike targets drivers who use cash and easy pass. it will help to rebuild and widen the turnpike and support pennsylvania's public transportation needs. >> much more to come on "action news" sunday morning. in an interview, president obama talks about allegations that russia steered election results in donald trump's favor. >> drivers deal with slick and dangerous conditions. >> villanova returns to the court after their first loss of the season.

we have the highlights and the nfl playoff showdown. >> reporter: speaking of cold, these are the present windchills, 9 below in the poconos, 3 below in lancaster. these numbers are not getting better this afternoon. i'll have the details coming up in the accuweather seven-day forecast.

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pileup in 21 vehicles in connecticut this weekend. interstate 91 was closed for nearly 6 hours following a wreck involving three tractor-trailers and a tanker truck. crews from the environmental protection were called in to clean up diesel fuel. there were no injuries in the pileup. >> now the big cleanup around town. >> reporter: one of the biggest problems i had coming into work, obviously the back roads with icy patches. freezing windshield. the temperatures are cold out there. let's get you outside show you what's going on, spring mountain, plenty cold enough for snow making that is. the skiers will have a fun time of it over the next few days, especially today and tomorrow with the high temperatures not getting out of the mid 20s and overnight lows in the single

digits and teens. there's a warmup in the seven-day forecast which i will show you in a moment. double scan live is clear. as you step outside, this is what you will run into. drive slowly. a lot of back roads are snow covered. even some of the main roads, the snow has been pushed off to the side. you have icy patches. be careful out there. when the temperatures are as cold as they are right now salt becomes less effective. even as you have the salt thrown down on it is walks, there could be -- on walks, there could be icy patches. when you clean your windshield, the fluid might freeze. let your car warm up first. these are the actual numbers themselves. fleetwood, 13, pottstown, 12. 12 in quaker torn. 13 in -- quakertown. 13 in warrington. 17 in center city. 14 in glassboro.

12 in gandys beach. 15 in woodbine, is 15 in hammon. feels like 3 below in the poconos, one below in wilmington, and zero in dover. there's not much to talk about over the next couple of days. we have a quiet area of high pressure that's going to slide in here. there could clouds rolling in north and west of philadelphia, maybe a brief flurry or snow shower for the lehigh valley and the poconos, that she had be about it. -- that should be about it. look at the eastern half of the united states. look at jacksonville, 28 degrees in florida. 28 in florida. 16 in atlanta. 12 in cincinnati. 4 in chicago and 6 below in bismarck. just about the entire country is feeling the icy grip from old man winter. future tracker, these are windchill numbers, not getting better this afternoon, this is 1:00 p.m. it will feel like 8 in philadelphia.

7 in reading. 8 degrees in allentown. later this evening, single digits once again, first thing tomorrow morning, 10 in philadelphia, 3 below in lancaster and 5 or 6 degrees in millville. for today, clouds and sun, we'll call it windy. numbering be a flurry north and west, the 25 will feel like single digits all day. we'll see cloud cover move in this afternoon with temperatures in the low to mid 20s in philadelphia. the flurry north and west starting out with sunshine. overnight tonight, 4 degrees in the outlying suburbs, 12 tore center city. very cold, breezy early on. wind diminishing as the night progresses. gray is going to love this. look at the warm up. 25 degrees today. 25 monday. tuesday, chilly, cloudy, 38. could be wintry mix north and west late in the afternoon changing over to rain at night. here comes the 50s, wednesday, thursday, friday, and saturday. 50s everyday. rain wednesday, lots of clouds

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>> reporter: welcome back everyone, 6:23 a.m., mays landing. 8 inches of fresh powder. dover, 5.4. collingdale in pennsylvania, four inches of snow. what happened was as we were tracking the storm during the course of the week. here's philadelphia right here, the storm initially looked like it was going told one of these and head out, just brushing the area with maybe a coating to an inch or two, didn't look like that big of a deal. during the week it started lifting farther to the north an got to a position right about like that yesterday afternoon, you can see where we started monday or tuesday and where the storm finished yesterday afternoon. obviously the storm was closer, that meant more snow for us, part of the reason we saw more

snow first predicts was the fluff factor. when temperatures are as cold as they are, it produces thicker snow and heavier. that's why there was 6 to 10 inches of snow in south jersey. sunshine and clouds, cold, 24, 25 is the high. the. >> old fluff factor. sinker sheryl crow said a change will do you good. the flyers found that out. here's jeff skeverski. >> reporter: dave l had it up to here. this is not what noise you wanted. five minutes in, the flyers fall behind 1-zip. travis connecting bang, flyers tie it at 1.

sean can a -- catorae. the flyers score four times in the second, they go on to win 4-2. it is their first w in 2 1/2 weeks. decree, this is long overdue. >> we knew we had to win this one. i think we played good hockey game. >> it's nice to win a hockey game. it's been a while since we've been able to to have that feeling, no matter how well you've played in a couple of games along wait. it's important to get the two points. >> college hoops, villanova, final rebound from the first loss of the season, the first loss from last year's big east tournament. the last time nova loss they responded with 20 straight wins. jay wright did all the right

things against marquette. what was that? it worked, bask and foul. season high 23 points for jenkins. they piled it on, nova won 93-81. temple st. joe's la salle all winning, as well. eagles fans you think your team is in a playoff drought. how about the detroit lie beyonds they have not won a -- lions they have not won a playoff game in 24 years. sea howks and lion -- seahawks and lions going head to head. seattle by 20. they will go on to atlanta next weekend. oakland in the playoffs for the first time in 14 years. they have a rookie connor cook making his first ever start against houston.

it's ugly. cook picked off 3 times. texans 27-14. they will either get andy reid's chiefs or the patriots next. the giants and packers, miami and steelers playing as well today, along with the sixers. that's sports, i'm jeff skeverski have a great day. >> have you ever had trouble getting motivated to exercise. consider this, a 105 man in france made cycling history. yes, 105 years old. he have rode more than 14 miles in one had your setting a world record in the 105 and above category. he fell a little short of his previous record which he set three years ago when he cycled 16 miles when he was 102. amazing. we'll be right back.

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temperatures have us in their grip. accuweather says relief is on the the way. >> residents of a south jersey apartment complex went out into the cold following the fire, now some of them have nothing to go home to. >> president obama weighs in on the latest mass shooting in the u.s. this time targeting airline passengers. >> good morning to you, nydia

han is off, alicia vitarelli is here. chris sowers joins us with the accuweather forecast. chris no snow this morning. >> it is cold. >> reporter: that's the big story, some of the coldest air we've seen so far this season, at least in terms of temperatures, windchills are not as cold as earlier, nonetheless it is cold out there. let's flip it over to the windchills and show you what it feels like. 10 below in the poconos. 1 below in wilmington. one degree in millville. that's what it feels like down there, with close to 7 inches on the ground. 19 in cape may. feels like five degrees presently in trenton. satellite and radar that storm yesterday is long gone at this point. it is up in the canadian maritimes. what we'll see on the backside, winds will switch or wrap around out of the northwest, the wind will be out in this direction today. that could push clouds in later

this afternoon, perhaps a quick flurry or snow shower north and west, later on. in the city points south and east in the state of delaware, this is what it is looking like today. it's going to be cold. 24, 25 degrees. feels-like temperatures hanging out in the single digits or low teens. with the winds it will not even feel like 25 degrees. there's a chance of a flurry later on north and west. when i come back we're talking about a huge warmup in the seven-day forecast. gray i know it makes you happy. >> it does indeed. 6:32 a.m. firefighters had to battle the bitter cold and a gas explosion at a south jersey apartment complex. it happened last night. i want to show you viewer video of the fire at the lake view apartments. the complex is along the 500 block of lower landing road in gloucester township. crews were fighting the fire

when the gas line ruptured. are you okay? >> one of the firefighters just got knocked out. >> reporter: an intense scene there, the good news in this one, the firefighter is okay, everyone managed to get out of that building safely, investigators say the fire started in the third floor bedroom. there's no word on the cause, red cross finding temporary shelter for the residents. >> two people are recovering from smoke inhalation after they escaped a burning home in somerdale camden county. firefighters got to the 100 block of east somerdale avenue around 4:45. flames were coming from the second floor when they got to the scene. crews called in additional help to get the fire under control. the fire victims, the husband and wife are expected to be okay. this morning we're talking about the snow and ice and the severe cold.

"action news" was in bucks county as people got out before the temperatures plummeted. >> feels like the single digits if you have to head out. >> the sound of snow blowers could be heard across the region. dell dot worked through the night in wilmington to remove the snow from the streets and sidewalks. we found little ones who happenly held mom clear the snow from her car, good work you guys, and, of course, they had to get to the sidewalks, too. >> it's too bad, it's light. we have young kids out here shoveling snow for us. >> the city of wilmington got 2 1/2 inches of snow. southern delaware saw up to 8 inches. >> heading to atlantic county new jersey, crews worked well into the night to make sure all the snow is out of the way. the action cam was in peach tree plaza in hammonton, new jersey where plows were clearing out the parking lot for all the

shoppers. salt trucks came through to make sure the leftover snow does not turn into ice. it was a similar scene not far away in galloway township, atlantic county. residents were busy scraping snow off their cars and some people had their snow blowers clearing over the sidewalk on vine avenue. >> philadelphia international airport reported minor delays overnight, but that could change dozens of flights were dlaited dlaited -- delayed or cancel yesterday because of snow and ice concerns in other parts of the country. be sure to check with the airline before heading to the airport. getting around is still a bit dicey this morning, if you're hitting the roads in hatboro, montgomery county, drivers were taking their time as you should balls the roads are covered with -- because the roads are covered with snow and ice. the action cam at york and moreland road where a few commuters headed out. >> is not surprising the cold

roads resulted in accidents, route 202 near route 1. good news nobody was hurt. painters crossing shopping center lost power for a short time until crews made the necessary repairs. >> you know who loves the snow. >> chris sowers? >> and the little ones and chris, too, the timing of the storm was almost perfect unless the kids wanted a day off from school. >> they got to go sledding and jeanette reyes has more and the scary commute for drivers. >> reporter: what do you think about the snow, do you like it? >> i like it. >> reporter: the mom and daughter spent the afternoon making a snowman. what's a snow day without hitting the slopes, however small they may be. >> this is the first major snow day, how you liking it? >> pretty good.

>> reporter: these hills are a hidden gem tucked away in the neighborhood. >> we live in willow grove and we were driving around looking for a hill that's safe and away from traffic. >> more cars around, people can't drive and get around in it, some unsuccessfully. >> it doesn't look like that bad of a slope, but it gets narrower and the streets are broken up there. >> reporter: roxborough steep hill proved to be a slippery challenge for the delivery truck forcing police to close offed road. >> reporter: a person was recording the video on his cell phone when he found the driver inside. >> i asked if somebody was in there, he said hey, we walked to

the front of the car, he was still in there. >> reporter: was he okay? >> he feels just shaken up. >> reporter: i'm jeanette reyes channel 6 "action news." >> and remember you can get the seven-day forecast and check storm tracker 6 live radar at any time at 6abc.com/weather. and there's still much more to come on "action news" sunday morning. it's called the spinal stimulater, health reporter and registered nurse tells us how the device retrains the brain helping patients regain use of their body parts. >> if you like selfies you'll like this car. >> sky6 live hd taking a live look over cape may, new jersey. meteorologist chris sowers is back with the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, including a warmup, you might like it. blinds to go roller shades.

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>> snow and problem south of us, the storm lingered in north carolina which had blizzard conditions through much of yesterday. parts of the state got up to ten inches of snow. that crippled travel to the folks there. a foot of snow fell in parts of eastern virginia and a blizzard warning was issued for the cities along the coast. officials warned that bitter cold would keep roads treacherous or dangerous today, long after the snow.

>> reporter: you use a simpleer word. >> especially before 7:00 a.m. >> reporter: when a snowfall is that far south maybe a day later it's gone. that's not the case this time around. florida was in the 20s. >> not a good time to be traveling. >> reporter: the kids are excited going on their disney vacation, it's 28. does not sound good. looking live on sky6 live hd from our temple university camera. it's quiet and cold morning. temperatures in the teens, windchills below zero with all the fresh powder on the ground. there could be a spotty snow shower north and west of the city most of us us dry, but cold. 17 in philadelphia, dewpoint 2, the air is really, really dry, don't lick character lips if you're outside, you will have chapped lips. it will feel terrible. pressure is rising. winds out west/northwest at

13 miles per hour. here we go, these are the actual numbers, 14 in reading, 15 in allentown. 17 in philadelphia. 14 in millville. what i was talking about earlier, even though there's a ton of salt on the main roads when temperatures are this cold the salt is less effective. there's a lot of icy patches out there, take it easy on the roads. minus 3 in lancaster. 4 in philadelphia. minus 9 in the poconos. it's cold in virginia than it is in philadelphia. only 6 in richmond. 5 in binghamton. 8 in pittsburgh, 16 in washington, d.c. that cold air drives down into the panhandle of florida. it's the entire eastern seaboard that's bitter cold. salt sat there's yesterday's to remember right there over my shoulder. we're seeing mainly clear conditions up and down the mid atlantic and the northeast coast this morning. later this afternoon, one or two spotty snow showers may develop with the stiff northwest breeze, otherwise it's just a

combination of sun and clouds. later this evening, once the sun sets we'll lose the in stability and we'll go mainly clear again, the clear skies allow the temperatures to drop 60 a cliff. tomorrow morning it will be cold than what we're experiencing right now. windchill will get a little bit better today. by 1:00 p.m., 8 in philadelphia. 5 in millville. later this evening, same thing, feeling like the low to single digits. how about 8 below in the poconos. if you're doing skiing bundle up in layers. tomorrow morning, minus 3 in allentown. minus 3 in lancaster, 5 degrees in millville. so for today, icy cold, 25 degrees is the forecasted high for philadelphia. it will never feel anything remotely close to that with the winds. single digits that's what it will feel like. cape may, 27. allentown, 24. trenton, 24. we'll start out with sunshine, gradually see clouds building and one or two snow showers

possible after 3:00 p.m. this afternoon, mainly north and west of philadelphia. otherwise maybe a passing flurry and -- in other locations. 4 in reading and allentown, 8 in wilmington, 6 in dover, very cold. 5 degrees in millville. it will be windy early on, the winds subside after midnight. it will make the feels-like temperatures ease compared to what we're feeling now. 25 today. 27 tomorrow. we start to pull out of it, tuesday chilly, high of 38 but we're final above freezing. here comes the warmup. 53 degrees for wednesday, morning rain. 56 degrees thursday, look at friday, 567. the modeling has south jersey and delaware in the 60s. saturday 48. i'm looking at the super extended, 40s, 50s, 60s could last for two weeks

that's terrible, i'm very upset. >> to "healthcheck," an experimental device is helping people who suffered a spinal cord injury, the goal is not focused on standing or walking, but everyday things like putting on socks and making a cup of coffee. health reporter and registered nurse ali gorman takes a closer look. >> reporter: since breaking his neck in a dirt bike accident five years ago, brian has had very little use of his hands. last summer, he received a spinal still later being tested at ucla medical center. the complex 32 electrode device trains the brain to find detours around the damage in the spinal cord the same way dryers find detours to avoid traffic jam. >> it's a smart organ, the

circuitry can be rewired. >> reporter: within two months, gomez was able to use all ten fingers. he has more strength to move his wheelchair which means better health overall. >> having more stability more core strength has been a game changer. >> reporter: ali gorman channel 6 "action news." >> normally it's hard to regain movement years after an injury, this device works for gomez he even five years after his accident. the national institute of health is involved with the study. doctors have new gliens -- gliendz -- guidelines for treating patients with type two diabetes. metaphorman is more effective and cheaper than other oral medications.

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called police. soon after the police arrived, the boy's mother ran to the gas station looking for him, the apartment is right next-door. >> a brother and sister have come forward with a tearful plea to help them find the person who murdered their brother. here's rick williams with this morning's crime fighter's report. >> reporter: jeffrey and wanda talk about their brother tim. >> he was my big brother. >> he was the kind of man you could depend on. when he was a friend to you, he loved you hard. >> reporter: that's why they are having a hard time coming to terms with his sudden death on saturday, april 23. >> losing my brother, it hurt, you know, it hurt. >> reporter: about 7:20 a.m., police were called to the 1800

block of westville annual street in philadelphia's logan section. they found 29-year-old on the steps with gunshot wounds to the back and chest. he died at the scene. his family believes the shooting was personal. >> he got into an altercation with someone that he knew and he was threatened, and they took his life. >> the city of philadelphia is offering a reward up to $20,000 for the arrest and conviction of the person responsible, all you have to do is call 215-546-tips. all calls will remain anonymous. we don't want to know anything personal about you all, just call it in. >> reporter: his sister said she just wants justice for her five-year-old nephew. >> let me nephew, give him that right to know what happened to his father. >> reporter: for crime fighters, i'm rick williams, channel 6 "action news."

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all right, now i'm done. rebecca jarvis, abc news, las vegas. >> all right, cool stuff there. 6:57 it's time for social corner, a look at popular viral videos or perhaps the unusual caught on tape. >> we begin with the llama drama. take a look. >> he is going to starbucks. he running now. >> probably just wants a frap frap -- frappacino or latte. it was corralled to safety and it is back in the hand of its owner, a nearby resident. >> julia, a 1 1/2-year-old star wars fan raced his hand -- raised his hand an used the sheer force of his mind to open

the door. >> tell us what you think about the video by going to our facebook and twitter accounts. >> there's another half-hour of "action news" ahead for you this sunday morning. here are some of the stories we're following for you. >> fire devastates a south jersey apartment building, we'll tell you how many people were forced out into the cold night. >> first came the snow, now more dangerous cold, chris sowers is checking a warmup moving our way. plus, pennsylvania turnpike drivers are digging deeper into their wallets. a new toll hike is in place. details next.

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out today. it will feel like the single digits. a gas leak made it difficult for firefights to get a fire raging at a camden county apartment building under control. >> breaking news this morning, a man is charged with killing a montgomery county teenager. police say the girl's mother was involved in the crime. a pleasant good morning to you, 6:00 is the time, nydia han is off, alicia vitarelli joins us. >> thanks for waking up with us this chilly sunday morning. the feelful -- feel of single digit temperatures gripping the area. >> cold live shot outside, atlantic city where they got several inches of snow