murder of a montgomery county teenager. a south jersey apartment building goes up in flames sending dozens of people into the frigid night air. plus, deep freeze we're waking up to very, very cold temperatures, but guess what? there's a warmup in the week ahead. >> meteorologist chris sowers here with a look at the accuweather forecast. >> reporter: the next couple of days are really, really cold, but there's a huge warmup in the seven-day forecast chill share with you later in the broadcast. let's get you outdoors, this is atlantic city, this is a familiar scene from yesterday, south and east, 5 to 6 inches. some areas picked up 8 and 9 inches of fresh powered. of course with all the snow on the ground, winds shifting out of the northwest, now the temperatures have dropped off a cliff. 16 degrees in philadelphia. trenton, 15. these are the actual air

temperatures, 6 in the poconos, 16 in reading. 15 in millville. when you factor in the winds feels like 1 degree below. zero in lancaster. one for wilmington, millville and trenton. and zero in atlantic city. mighty cold air out there this morning. you can see the winds follow the cloud cover in the direction they are moving. that's the wind direction. out of northwest it will stay that way today and tonight and tomorrow night and things start to change tuesday. later this afternoon along with the cold temperatures could be one or two passing flurries or brief snow shower mainly north and west of philadelphia. i don't think you'll see it south and east, if you see flakes flying this afternoon, don't get worried it would be just that, a couple of flakes. buferlt and cold, 3 -- blustery and cold, windy feeling no better than the single digits

and teens all day long. >> thank you for the update. 9:01. we continue to follow a developing story, overnight authorities file charges against a man in the gruesome death of a montgomery teenager. the boy friend of a grace packer's adopted mother has been accused of kidnapping rape and murder. jacob as you sullivan was takene a judge in newtown, bucks county. the and the girl's mother worked to kill the teen for money. >> in as he essence, jacob as u will vanned conspired to -- sullivan conspired with grace's mother to rape, and murder her. >> investigators say she knew that the girl was murdered the day before.

in late october grace packer's dismembered body was found in bear creek township luzerne county. we have evidence to approve this was a rape/murder fantasy that was shared by jacob sullivan and sarah packer and they made this fantasy into a horrible, heinous gruesome reality. >> the district attorney did not say how they expected to profit from the death. the adoptive mother has not been charged, sullivan is jailed without bail. flames portland from an camden county apartment buildings sending dozens of residents into the cold night air. >> this morning the investigation is just getting started into what caused this fire. "action news" reporter, jeanette reyes has the details. >> the top floor of our unit, our unit is on the bottom floor is on fire.

>> reporter: camden county crews battled the blaze in gloucester township that broke out at 10:00 p.m. at lake view apartments. the fire went from one to three-alarms as flames shot through the roof and engulfed the entire building. a gas leak complicated efforts feeding intense flames. >> i walked out and the roof of the opposite side of the apartment across the parking lot was on fire with a giant hole in it. >> reporter: what were you thinking when you saw that? >> scared, wondering how much was going to spread and if i need to get out of the buildings or not. >> reporter: there were initial ronlts by authorities of residents -- reports by authorities of residents trapped inside, but they were rescued. those displaced by the fire many elderly were brought out into the frigid cold and taken to the complex's office which was used as a temporary shelter until

other accommodations were made. 75 residents were displaced and no injuries have been reported. i'm jeanette reyes with channel 6 "action news." >> a couple is recovering from injuries after flames consumed their camden county home overnight. the action cam was on the scene on the 100 block of east somerdale avenue in somerdale. firefighters were called at 4:45 a.m. to reports of a bedroom on the second floor building. the couple was taken to cooper university hospital for smoke inhalation, the cause is under investigation. time 9:05 a.m., the federal government is planning to seek the death penalty against new jersey native and iraqi war veteran accused of going on a shooting page inside a florida airport. esteban santiago will make his first court appearance that happens tomorrow. he has been charged with an act of violence at the international airport. it is believed he planned the friday attack. five people were killed and 6

others injured. he put a semi automatic handgun in the luggage and he took it out of his bag and emptied two rounds before he was arrested. our coverage. florida shooting attack continues on air and online, we'll bring you the latest updates right here and 6abc.com. cleanup continues after a nor'easter brought snow to the entire region. nj dot crews cleared the roads in hammonton, atlantic county. the action cam was in peach tree plaza where plows were clearing the parking lot for shoppers. all that snow meant you have to remove the snow from their cars. they cleared the snow from the vehicles and gave their snow blowers a workout on the sidewalks on vine avenue. a similar symphony of snow blowers could be heard across

the delaware valley. deldot removed the snow from the streets and sidewalks in wilmington. we found wonderful little one happily helping mom clear the snow from the car and sidewalk in front of their home. >> its not too bad, it's lights, we have the young kids out here who are shoveling snow for us. >> reporter: young and enthusiastic and helpful. the city of wilmington got 2 1/2 inches of snow. southern delaware got up to 8 inches. >> there were conflicting reviews about the snowfall in pennsylvania, children hey they seemed to enjoy the weather. they spent the day playing in the snow sledding and having a good time out there. but adults didn't seem to show that same enthusiasm. especially those on the roads. >> more cars you have to go around, people can't drive, it's harder to you plow and put salt down. roxborough steep hills proved to be a slippery challenge for this mail truck that turned on to its side at

cinnaminson and parker avenue. one man was recording the video on the cell phone when he found the driver inside. the driver was not hurt. we want to show you this right here, a look at the snow pictures after the snowfall. if you have pictures send it to us on social media. use the #6abcaction. >> i love the kids and furry friends. if you're looking to drop a few pounds. hear one local man's key to winning the battle of the bulge. one mom's crusade to change what you see in the checkout aisles. not even frigid temperature or snow can keep the guards from their duty at arlington national cemetary. a beautiful tribute there. a live look from our city hall camera. it's a cold one, sunny, at

least. meteorologist chris sowers has the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast and word of a warmup coming up.

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there were no serious injuries in the pileup. that's an amazing thing when you look at the video and see how it unfolded. >> reporter: a lot of snow, folks as far south as louisiana saw accumulating snow and we saw our fair share here, as well. spring mountain they need able to make snow over the past several days. mother nature cooperated in the temperature department. numbers are well below freezing, and they stay that way for the next 48 hours, maybe longer. there's a nice warmup in store for us, later in the seven day, forecast which i will show you in just a moment. the radars are clear, snowfall totals, pennsylvania 2 to 4 inches. 4.5 same number for ridley park. philadelphia, 3 inches. perkisie 2.5. delaware made out well closer to the water. 13.5 in ocean view that's sussex county, louis, 10 inches.

port penn 3.5. jersey shore, that was a jackpot area, as well. port norris, 10 inches. cape may, 7 1/2. gloucester county, 7 inches. williams town picked up 6 inches of fresh powder. the temperatures are cold, this is the story from this point on all the snow on the ground a lot of icy patches with numbers like this the snow is not going anywhere soon. center city, 16, equally as cold in south jersey and delaware 15 in smyrna. 13 in gandys beach. 15 in hammonton. 14 degrees in glassboro. windchills mighty cold, minus one in philadelphia. minus 12 in the poconos, 1 for millville and trenton. the bottom line you have to bundle up. you have to layer, you'll need the gloves, hat, you'll need a scarf as the winds will remain blustery out of the northwest all day long.

the good news as the storm pulls away up into the canadian maritimes we'll see high pressure slide on in. that will keep the skies mainly bright today outside of a couple flurries. the bad news is this right here, because of the strong gusty winds, the windchills are not climbing too much higher than what they are now. 1:00 p.m., even though air temperatures may be in the low to mid 20s this is what it will feel like across the region. later this evening, 8 below in the poconos, 8 above for philadelphia. one in lancaster. 5 in millville. 3 in trenton. overnight tonight, the winds diminish at least a little bit. tomorrow morning feeling harsh. 4 below in allentown. 5 below in lancaster. 3 below in trenton. forecast for today, mighty cold, clouds and sun mix, windy, possible flurries north and west, 25 degrees is the forecasted high. again, the feels-like temperatures in the single digits all day. the way it plays out throughout the day, teens early on, low to

mid 20s by afternoon, a couple of clouds buildings one or two flurries. overnight tonight, 4 degrees for millville, vineland, pilots, allentown that's the number tonight. 1 in center city. breezy early on, winds diminish after midnight. winds 5 to 15 miles per hour. in the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, here comes a huge warmup by wednesday, so 25 degrees today, 27 degrees for monday, clouds and sun, tuesday mostly cloudy, 38 degrees, there could be a light wintry mix for the western suburbs late in the day. that will quickly go over to rain as the warm front pulls through. wednesday, thursday, friday in the 50s, saturday in the 40s because of a steadier period of rain. it will get warm after this. >> we'll take it. >> not even a snowstorm stops the military guard at the tomb of the unknown at arlington national cemetary, this is the changing of the guard yesterday as the snow started falling.

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morning, forecast for today it's a cold one. make sure you bundle up. sunshine to start, clouds mixing in later on. 17 degrees by 9:00 a.m. the numbers are not climbing very high. 24 degrees by 3:00 p.m. we're shooting for a high of 25. normally we should be around 40. the snow that we saw yesterday the snowfall totals were higher than originally thought, part of the region for that, the storm out through here kept shifting farther to the north as the day wears on. originally the storm looked like it was going to do one of these work its way off the carolinas and out to sea. the track kept drifting farther to the north. the closer it is to us, the more snow we would see. that's why the totals were higher. the pressure was lowest right here, the storm was closer than originally plotted on the forecast modeling. that's the pattern we are in now. the cold rolls in tomorrow,

things warm up nicely in the seven-day forecast. i'll have the details in just a bit. >> a michigan mom isen 0 the crusade to make the checkout process healthier and kid friendly. she was created an on petition to get rid of candy and rose of what she calls trashy magazines. she never realized how in appropriate they were for children until her young son started asking interesting questions while they wait to do check out. >> my son asked me about a word while i was going to introduce the topicle drugs at some point -- the topic of drugs, at some point, i was not ready to talk to him about cocaine in the checkout aisle. >> kramer's petition has garnered 400 signatures, large chain stores are looking at

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no snow or clouds, mainly clear conditions, but the cold is rolling on in on the backside of that storm that brought us the snow yesterday now pulling away the northwesterly winds starting to drive that cold air in here. it's going to get mighty cold tonight. one of the issues this morning, slippery traveling conditions on the back roads. they are completely snow covered and there's icy patches and with temperatures in the 20s and teens over the next couple of days that snow is not going to melt. especially early on, remember this for tomorrow morning. temperatures are as cold as effected to be, the salt is less effective with the cold temperatures. it may appear to be wet, but could be glazed over, black ice. watch out for that. if you're trying to clean 0 off the winds shield with the fluid, it may freeze, i had to deal with that coming into work this morning. the sun will help us out a little bit, binot -- but not

much. minus 11 in the poconos. minus one in philadelphia. see that right there, the lehigh valley and the poconos, maybe a couple of lake-effect snowshowers or snow flurries. for everybody else it's a combination of sun and clouds, blustery and cold. alicia? >> cold and more cold, chris, thank you. developing overnight, charges have been filed in the death of a teenager from abington township. the details are very disturbing. this is 44-year-old jacob as you sullivan as he was taken before a judge in newtown bucks county this morning. he is charged with the kidnapping rape and murder of grace packer. her adoptive mother reported her missing to police back in july, and move moved to quakertown

bucks county. the teen's dismembered body was found in luzerne county last october. jacob sullivan is the boyfriend of the victim's mother. a former ivy league professor guilty of killing his wife. raphael rob pleaded guilty to killing ellen rob back in 2006. ellen rob's family plans to gather outside the house where the couple lived. this morning we continue to follow the latest on the shooting rampage inside fort lauderdale international airport. the alleged gunman faces charges that could carry the death penalty if convicted. we're learning that his gun was confiscated months ago by the fbi and returned. eva pilgrim has all the details.

>> reporter: according to the fbi, the alleged fort lauderdale international airport shooter came to south florida with one purpose. >> indications are that he came here to carry out this horrific attack. >> reporter: in a criminal complaint, santiago told investigators he planned the attack purchasing a one way airline ticket. according to the documents filed in federal court saturday, he said he shot the first people he encountered, firing ten to 15 rounds aiming at his victims' head. five killed and 6 others shot. going on a cruise. active in the church she and her husband going on vacation. >> fbi agents say his estimates were confirmed by security video in the baggage claim area as well as by witnesses stories and cell phone video. this is not his first encounter

with the fbi. in november, the fbi confirming he showed up to the anger -- anchorage office saying the cia was controlling his minds and wanted him to join isis. >> he broke no laws when he came into the office. there's no indication mr. santiago was working with any other individuals when he lands and cored out yesterday's attack. according to the fbi, agents contacted local authorities who took him to the a mental health facility. fbi taking the gun at the time. >> on december 8 the weapon was released to santiago. >> reporter: this morning, the fbi facing tough questions including from his family members, his brother telling abc news, the agents should have done more for the 26-year-old iraq veteran. >> they sent him to the psychiatric center and that was it, they failed him.

>> reporter: eva pilgrim channel 6 "action news." >> president-elect donald trump has mocked critics who do not welcome warmer relations with russia. trump tweeted these messages yesterday despite a u.s. intelligence report that concludes russia mettled in the presidential race. he tweeted having a good relationship with russia is good thing not a bad thing. only stupid people or fools would think that is bad. >> president obama will give his farewell address to the nation tuesday night in chicago, and thousands braved the cold for a chance to witness the event in person. take a look at this line here, this wrapped awnders one -- around one building and continued outside and went into a second building. tickets were given out yesterday 8:00 a.m. on first come first serve basis. some people who got tickets are selling them online, they are asking for inasmuch as $5,000 per ticket. president obama sits down with george stephanopoulos for a one-on-one interview, you'll

hear what he has to say as the 44th president perhaps to leave the oval office. this week with george stephanopoulos is coming up immediately after "action news" at 10:30. >> officials have released surveillance video of a gunman who wounded a state department employee in mexico. 89 shooter followed christopher ashcraft from time to time he went to the -- from the time he went to kiosk. he is romping from a shoulder wound. american officials have been targeted in mexico before. in 2010 a consulate employee when her husband were gunned down driving near the border. the cost associated with the jerry sandusky scandal at penn state is approaching a quarter billion dollars five years after he was arrested on child molestation charges.

the scandal has cost the school $237 million. that includes $1 million awarded to mike mccleary and $90 million of 33 people who accused jerry sandusky of abusing them. pennsylvania turnpike toll increase went into effect at midnight. the turnpike commission sailed it will funds projects to rebuild and widen the turnpike and support pennsylvania's public transportation needs. it's costing more to fill up the car he the gas pumps across the delaware valley. here in philadelphia it cost 2.64 a dal -- a gallon. in new jersey, 2.45 to fill up. and in delaware, they are enjoying the lowest prices in the tri-state area 2.38 per gallon. aaa blames the price hike with

high demand for gas during the new year. we see queen list beth who has not -- elizabeth who has not been seen in weeks. >> grab your ski gear and hit the beach? it may have been been too cold to go out in the ocean, but some found a way to enjoy the jersey shore this weekend. people do get pretty clever. >> if you want to do real skiing on the slopes, here's spring mountain, there's fresh powder out there, courtesy of mother nature, meteorologist chris sowers has the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast when we come right back. antibiotics in their diet. use perdue. over 200 products no antibiotics ever.

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students with the george dive and swim team -- georgia dive team and swim team couldn't get to the mete, so they said, they practiced their free style and back stroke and the butterfly out there in the snow. >> i don't know, the mom in me is cringing at this video. >> they are going to come in and have a cold. >> would you do that chris? >> reporter: only if i was coming out of a hot tub. that's the only way i would be doing that. that's crazy. let's get you outside, i played soccer in the snow yesterday. >> but you had clothes on. >> reporter: right. >> reporter: there's the view in cape may. cape may was a jackpot area in terms of snow, they picked up over 7 inches. some locations in cape may county saw 8 and 9 inches. it's that light fluffy snow, so the winds blows it all over the place. that's the only issue out there today along with the cold. the wind will blow the snow back

on the walk and driveways and things like that. we won't see any falling snow, that storm is long gone at this point. this was the coldest morning of the season so far officially in philadelphia and several other locations. allentown was the only area that has seen colder numbers up to this point. everybody else this is the coldest morning so much. mill -- so far. millville, 10. 17 in allentown. 8 in the poconos. 15 southeast millville, wilmington and trenton and cape may, 19 with a feels-like temperatures of 7. minus one in dover with the winds. minus 11 in the poconos. minus 1 in philadelphia. one degree above in millville. look at the numbers to the south, keep in mind this area here you don't see this kind of cold this far south. it was in the 20s as far as south as jacksonville, florida. richmond, ten inches of snow, 13. pittsburgh 8.

binghamton 9. it's going to be a cold game against miami and the steelers. 16 in buffalo, 1 in charleston. satellite and radar now that the arctic high is pushing through, we don't have too much to focus on, there's snow steamers coming off lake erie and ontario, some of that sneak into the lehigh valley and the poconos, in the immediate philadelphia area nothing but clouds and sun. there's future tracker 6, there's the moisture, 2:30 p.m. in the poconos getting as far south as the pennsylvania turnpike, everybody else looking at a combination of sun and clouds. it's a huge warmup in the seven-day forecast, so if you don't like the snow and the cold, stay patient, a couple of more days, the warm front lifts through and winds shift out of the southwest. this is the pattern for at least a week to ten days. cold air retreats into canada.

easily in the 50s and we could see a day or two in the 60s. lots of clouds and rain associated with the pattern. but that's a big, big warmup. 25 in philadelphia today. windchills in the single digits. 24 in allentown. 24 in millville. cape may and atlantic city, 27. look at these numbers, overnight tonight, now this doesn't take into effect the winds these -- into account the winds, these are the air temperatures. 4 in allentown, 12 in philadelphia, millville 5. if we get to the point where the winds are calm philadelphia will drop into the single digits overnight tonight. cold over the next 48 hours. tuesday, mostly cloudy, maybe a period of light snow or sleet west of philadelphia, late in the day, but that's the warm front pushing through. once it crosses the region, all of a sudden we get into the 50s again. 53 wednesday. 56 for thursday and friday is the day, if we get any kind of clearing with the warm as the

upper levels are, that could be 62 or 63-degree high. >> now you're talking. thank you so much. >> reporter: like bocca. >> i would like to reminds you you can find the seven-day forecast and double scan radar at 6abc.com/weather. most people wouldn't think of heading to the beach during this weekend's nor'easter, but a couple of people did just that, look at them, they grabbed their snow skis and poles and hit long beach island for exercise. it may be the only time you see someone on skis in cold winter gear with the atlantic ocean in the backgrounds. maybe they are inspiring people, maybe it's the neck big thing. we'll be right back. fios in the house!

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they go on to win 4-2. it is their first w in 2 1/2 weeks. this is long overdue. >> we knew we had to win this one, i think we played good hockey game we put a lot of pucks in the net. >> it's nice to win a hockey game, it's been a while since we've been able to to have that feeling, it doesn't matter how well you played in a couple of games along the way. it's important to get the two points. >> they will try to get two more tonight in columbus. college hoops, villanova trying to rebound from the first loss of the season, but since last year's big east tournament. last time they lost they responded with 20 straight wins. jay wright said all the right things against marquette. they so will the 65 season high. chris jenkins, way downtown, a season high 23 points for jenkins. second half they pile it on,

josh clark up as many as 30. nova won 93-81. they have not lost back-to-back games in four years. temp, st. joe's la salle all winning as well. eagles fans you think your team is in the playoff drought. how about the detroit lions they have not won a playoff game in 24 years. seahawks and lions, two teams eagles lost to. seahawks 4th quarter. russell wilson. 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, his quarterback rating unreal, 5.5. 27-14. they will either get andy reid's chiefs or the patriots next.

giants and packers miami and steelers playing, as well today, along with the 6 sixers. that's sports, i'm jeff skeverski. >> in canada, one dad is the making the best of frigid temperatures. he made an ice rink in the backyard for his sweet little kids. he said he went online and researched on youtube different designs from other dads who had done the same thing. he meshed together a couple of designs to create his own. the water he used to create the rink will show up on the water bill. >> that must be the zanboni, he gets a-plus for dad. much more to come on sunday edition of "action news," no entrance to one of our popular national parks.

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10:00 a.m., sunday, january 8. nydia han is off, alicia vitarelli joins us this morning. in the news, police arrested the man and charged him in the disturbing mutter of a montgomery county teenager. a south jersey apartment buildings goes up in flames sending dozens into the frigid night air. >> deep, deep freeze we're waking up to very cold temperatures, but there's a warmup ahead. >> because of that news we keep meteorologist chris sowers around this morning. he is at the "action news" big board. >> reporter: if you're thinking i want to go to florida or texas or california, look at this, the cold air is as far south as mexico. mickey waking up in orlando 34 degrees. jacksonville in the 20s. big easy. 27 degrees this morning. you can see old man winter has gripped up the lower 48. 6 in chicago, minus one in bismarck. 18 in philadelphia. take a look at the feels-like

temperatures around the region. feels like 8 below in the poconos, 2 in lancaster and allentown. feels like zero for philadelphia, millville and wilmington 3, 7 in cape may. one above in atlantic city. forecast for today, it's obviously cold, you really need to bundle up there. this 25 degrees is deceiving. it's going to feel like the single digits all day long. it will be a biting cold wind and one or two locations could see a flurry north and west of philadelphia later this afternoon. slippery traveling conditions over the next couple of days. remember with highs topping out in the 20s today and tomorrow. overnight lows in the single digits this snow is not going to melt anytime soon. this is the coldest air of the season so far. as gray and alicia mentioned there's a huge and extended warmup in the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast i'll share that with you coming up in ten minutes. >> thank you so much. happening right now we're following some developing news, a man has been charged with the gruesome death of a montgomery county teenager. >> authorities say he is the

boyfriend of grace packer's adoptive mother. "action news" reporter, bob brooks joins us in the satellite center with the suburbing details of this -- disturbing details of this story. >> reporter: his name is jacob as you sullivan. according to detectives he confessed to the whole thing. bucks county district attorney said he is responsible for kidnapping and raping and killing packer's daughter last year. >> sullivan conspired with sara packer to kidnap rape and murder her. >> reporter: according to official documents jacob sullivan and sarah packer try to commute suicide together at a drug overdose. it was in the hospital that

sullivan cracked and told the story. >> it was for the money they could collect because of her life and very existence. the document states that the couple took grace from sara's home in abington to the new home in quakertown where the teen endured sexual assault and drugging. sullivan strangled her. parker reported her missing to abington police. the couple were scared of being conduct so they dismembered her body and dumped the remains in bear creek township. the remains west found in october. we expect further charges to be brought against sara packer. bob brooks, channel 6 "action news." >> bob, thank you. flames poured from a camden county apartment building sending dozens of residents out into the cold night air.

this morning the investigation is just getting started into what started this fire. "action news" reporter, jeanette reyes has the story. >> the top floor of our unit, our unit is on the bottom floor is on fire. camden county crews battled the blaze in gloucester township that broke out at 10:00 p.m. saturday night at lake view apartment. the fire went from one to three-alarms as flames shot from the roof and engulfed the entire buildings. a gas leak further complicated efforts feeding intense flames. >> i walked out and the roof of the opposite side of my apartment across the parking lot was on fire. there was a giant hole in it. >> reporter: what were you thinking when you saw that? >> scared, wondering how much was going to spread if i need to get out of the buildings or not. >> reporter: there were initial reports of residents trapped inside, but firefighters were able to rescue them.

residence in nearby buildings were evacuate as a precautionary measure. elderly were brought out in the frigid cold and taken to the leasing office which was used as a temporary shelter until alternativive -- other rangesments were made. action cam was on the somerdale avenue in somerdale. firefighters were called to the reports of a bedroom on the second floor that was burning. the couple was taken to cooper university hospital for smoke inhalation, the cause is under investigation. it is now 10:05. the federal government is planning to seek the death penalty against the new jersey native and iraq war veteran accused of going on a shooting rampage inside an florida

airport. esteban santiago will make his first court appearance tomorrow. he has been charged with an act of violence at an international airport. authorities believe he planned the attack. five people were killed and 6 others injured. he checked legally checked a semi automatic handgun in his luggage on the flight from anchorage to fort lauderdale. he took the gun out of his bag and emptied two rounds before he was arrested. the coverage of the shooting continues on air and online at 6abc.com. a truck has plowed into a group of soldiers in jerusalem killing four and injuring 13 others. israeli officials are calling it an act of terror. three of the four killed were female soldiers. the 4th person killed was a young man, it is not clear if he was a soldier. the terrorist was shot and

killed as he tried to back up the truck and hit a victim again. today is anniversary of the day boko haram abducted 200 girls and held them captive. >> a special mass was held this weekend to commemorate the founder of fie sigma fraternity. after the mass, a plaque and historical marker was dedicated in charles brown. brown and two other of african-american founded the fraternity in 1914. hundreds of local high school students are planning their next step including their path to college. drexel university hosted the philadelphia futures annual

conference yesterday. teenagers had a channels to learn about the -- had a chance to learn about the college application process and understand their process for financial aid. rick williams was there to lead the discussion and inspire the future future. >> unplug, recharge how digital detox can get you back on track. >> what do you do when you have a cow on the loose? you call in the lasso slinging sheriff. >> snow and ice can be blamed for bringing down a tree on top of a woman's home and car in georgia this weekend. now, a live look through sky6 live hd that's the commodor barry bridge. it's a pretty sight, but look closely at the water, it's pretty cold out there, you might see icicles floating on top. meteorologist chris sowers has the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast and news of a warmup when we come back. with the xfinity tv app,

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plus 40,000 on demand tv shows and movies, all on the go. you can even download from your x1 dvr and watch it offline. only xfinity gives you more to stream to any screen. download the xfinity tv app today. key role in a deadly crash in green county, virginia. a man driving an suv ran off the road and slammed into another vehicle and overturned in a creek. the driver died at the scene. there were more than 500 snow-related traffic accidents in virginia during yesterday's storm. that same storm brought snow and ice to parts of georgia. atlanta homeowner, bernice rice called to ask the homeowners

insurance to can you tell down the tree -- can you tell down -- cut down the tree on the property. 89 tree split during the storm and hit her car. officials are concerned that heavy downpours from the storm over the next few days could cause major flooding in yosemite national park something they have not seen since 1997. it is one of the most popular passion in the world. tourists from out of the country were disappointed to be turned away from the park yesterday, but you know what they say, better safe than sorry. >> let's talk about the forecast. we got the snow yesterday, and cold today, how long will the cold stick around? >> reporter: probably 48 hours, the warm front is as impressive as the cold with the numbers as close to 60 as they are.

wouldn't surprise me if you saw folks wearing shorts later this week. let's get you outside, there's a shot of penns landing, you can see the flags blowing in the winds. windchills stuck in the single digits. most places close to zero. the snow should stick around through tuesday morning. by afternoon a lot of that may melt, though, temperatures near 40. double scan live is clear, it should remain that way over the next several hours, there could flurries north and west this afternoon. a quick look at snow totals, mays landing, 8 inches. bordentown, 6.3. dover, 5.4. collingdale 4 inches of powder. it's that very light if you fluw the wind blows it all over the place. you may have to remove the snow from the walks and driveways later this afternoon as the winds are whipping around. these temperatures close to 17 or 18 degrees. the numbers will struggle it's a huge arctic high that's driving

the cold air in. windchills will be stuck in the single digits all day. poconos if you're lucky you may climb above zero with the winds this afternoon. i'm betting on the fact that you will stay below zero all day. trenton, 5. wilmington, zero. cape may, 7 degrees. salt sat the only thing we're watching today is that right there, you see that little surge of moisture that's the cold air pickerring up the moisture off the lake and depositing it on the other side of lake erie and ontario. this is update new york and western pennsylvania. some of that could get into the lehigh valley and the poconos this afternoon. it would be very, very limited and well west of philadelphia. you can see the distance here. reading, allentown, maybe a couple of snow showers or flurries. the model now wants to bring a couple of into philadelphia, but it should not be all that much. once we lose the heating from the sun, i use that term loosely, not too much heating, but once the sun sets, all the in stability goes away and the

temperatures crash overnights tonight. here's a look at the feels-like temperatures. later this afternoon, 6, 7 degrees for philadelphia. 6:00 p.m., maybe 9:00, the winds ease up a little bit. overnight tonight, the winds won't go calm, but they will diminish after midnight 5 to 15 miles per hour which is better than the 15 to 30-mile an hour gusts we'll see later today. windchills will be harsh be tomorrow morning, as well. 5 below in lancaster, 3 below in trenton. 8 below for the poconos, what you need to know over the next couple of days here, bitter windchills especially this morning and tomorrow morning. the coldest air of the season so far you really have to bundle up in layers, i don't mean one layer or two, i mean layers, 3, 4 layers, don't forget the hat, gloves and scarf if you're spending time out there, sledding or enjoying the snow overall. it's really, really cold with the winds. 25 clouds and sun mixed, flurries north and west. winds conditions sustained out

of the northwest at 20 to 30 miles per hour. the way it plays out today, lots of sunshine to start, clouds mixed in by afternoon, flurries, as well. 3:00 p.m. temperatures 24 degrees. correspondent tonight, 4 to center city -- overnight tonight, 4 for center city coldest night of the season so far. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, huge warmup on the way, today is a cold one, tomorrow is a cold one. tuesday is not all that bad. the warm front pushes through late in the day. that's a late day high of 38. the numbers keep rising overnights all the way to 53 on wednesday. thursday and friday, for now we'll post 56 and 57. really that all depends upon cloud cover. if we see more clouds and rain, maybe the numbers go down a few degrees, if we see any kind of clearing both of them are close to 60 if not warmer. >> all right. in the meantime bundle. let's show you this right

here, these are the snow pictures some of you sent us following the snowfall. if you took a picture, send it to us on social media, use the #6abcaction. critically acclaimed film moonlight is won the best picture at the national society of film critics award. the coming of age tale is about a young gay black kid who grows up poor in a drug ridden neighborhood in miami. it won for best director. it is up for best film at the golden globe award and anticipated to be nominated tore an oscar. >> it is award season for sure. >> in this digital age we're attached to the cell phones, tablets, laptops, taking a break can be healthy. >> reporter: a digital detox may sound frightening and impossible, erin o'hern tell us

you how to disengage from technology without feeling disconnected. >> i was on my phone until midnight. last month melissa transferred to a new job no e-mails after work or on weekends. founder and ceo came up with the idea about four years ago in an effort to promote work/life balance for his team. he drew his inspiration from professional athletes. >> disunts -- doesn't it make sense that people who work work in companies should have a recharge in companies, as well. he made a personal decision to take e-mail off his phone completely. >> if i check my e-mail, we would be out doing something as

a family, i was distracted. >> reporter: family therapist said setting structure time is beneficial for personal growth especially in children. you don't have to feel disconnected during the detox, have interaction the old fashion way in person. >> they can be connected they are connecting to faces not screens. >> reporter: digital detox does not have to be all or nothing, limit it to after 7:00 p.m. or work breaks. >> for younger people what kinds of consent am i going to consume. maybe i won't text, but i'll watch videos. >> reporter: agreeing to digital detox with a group from work or family members is helpful for support purposes. the first few days feels uncomfortable which is natural with he had habit, but it will likely pass, erin o'hern channel 6 "action news." i will never wash my hair again.

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>> self cleaning. this low budget adoption film tells you how why you should adopt the cats. the video took 30 minutes to create. i hope they adopted cats out of that. >> i hope so. >> there's a cow running in front of my car. >> that's something you don't see everyday that's video of a police roundup in rural, tennessee, the sheriff was called in to catch a calf. he enlisted the help of his life long buddy farmer, david sat on the hood of the patrol car and lassoed the baby animal. he brought in a second runaway calf stacy.

>> what take that! he is not just a talented musician, boom, justin timberlake is good at basketball. the award winning singer posted two videos on his instagram account sinking not one, but two half court shots at the staple center in los angeles. he is part owner of the grizzlies. the grizzlies lost their game, but he may have won over more fans. talk about multitalented. tell us what you think about any of these videos or alicia's dancing by going to our facebook or twitter. >> maybe tell us. meteorologist chris sowers has another look at the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast in just a moment. >> we'll be right back.

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signature forecast. >> reporter: cold will come to an end. xoxo, chris sowers. >> reporter: it will feel no better than the single digits because of the wind. 27 tomorrow. 38 degrees to us, a light wintry mix north and west. that's the warm front pushing through, that's the warmer air starting to interact with the atmosphere and the results are obvious, look at wednesday, thursday, friday, 50s all three days. >> it is now 10:26 inside story coming up later on 6abc, here's matt o'donnell with a preview. >> reporter: good morning good to see all of you hope you're having a great sunday. coming up on inside story, a brand new year has problems for the state capitol. governor wolf will be dealing with conservative state legislature, budget for the fall and trouble with pensions.

over in new jersey, we'll have people taking over chris christie job and the campaign to replace him. yo, my soft drink costs too much. the beverage tax goes in effect and people are not happy. inside story at 11:30 a.m. >> this week with george stephanopoulos is next. "action news" continues at noon with breaking news, prosecutors announced more charges against the mother suspected in the killing of her montgomery county teen. a truck rammed into a group of people in jerusalem. we'll have the latest on the fatal attack. >> reporter: you might wants to think twice before moving close to a highway how attractive can impact your mental health. for chris sowers, alicia vitarelli, and the entire "action news" team, i'm gray hall. make it a great day.

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