body of a missing marine in new jersey, where his body was found and how the weather impacted the search. days before donald trump enters the white house there's new allegations connecting his campaign with russia. those stories and more in just a moment, but first have you heard snow is on the the way to parts of the area. chris sowers tracking the accuweather forecast. a wee bit of snow. >> reporter: nothing close to what we saw last week. it's a nuisance event. let's get you outside. as a matter of fact some locations are picking up a little bit of sunshine this morning. there's the you view overlooking the commodore barry bridge. if you're in south jersey and delaware you're seeing glimpse of sun this morning. if you're west of the city, you'll see the clouds lower and thicken. a few flakes coming down. flip it over to storm tracker 6 live, as we set it in motion, that's it, that's your storm, that's a small minor event, i don't want to call it a storm, it's a weak area of low pressure

running along the mason dixon line, light snow starting to break out. reading flakes flying at this point. far western portions of lancaster and berks county. there's the i-78 corridor to the north. light snow flying. the pennsylvania turnpike running through lancaster county seeing flakes at this time. temperatures are cold enough, all this initially will stick. all these numbers will climb as the day wears on. 26 in pottstown. 30 in coatsville. 29 in oxford. saint davids, 29. quakertown, 26. center city right around 32 or 33, but look at what's going on to the southeast. a lot of locations are starting to climb through the 30s. 32 in woodbine. the villas, 32 degrees. 33 in smyrna. surf city, 36. atlantic city, 33 degrees. that's an area that's going to get sleet and rain. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, expect light

snow and sleet for the majority of the viewing area this afternoon. 37 degrees is the forecasted high. temperatures are marginal at best. you get into the cumberland, cape may, atlantic city counties in south jersey and kents and sussex county they may be mixed with rain. another way to look at it, it's quiet in the morning hours we'll see the impact as the day wears on. the evening is higher because of the the numbers drop and icy patch develop. when we come back i'll have more in the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast. >> with the light snow in the forecast stay with 6abc.com/weather throughout the weekend. storm tracker 6 live double scan radar will show you what to expect and when. of course, follow each of our meteorologists on facebook and twitter for updates, as well. three people were shot on a philadelphia street and police are talking to security guards who fired more than a dozen

shots in the incident. investigators say a dispute spilled out of a bar on the 2800 block of ridge avenue. that's when the argument took a violent turn. >> private security guards on location, they heard gunshots, and they saw a person firing and they returned fire, three security guards total returned fire. it was a total of 19 shots fired by security guards. >> police say one man shot repeatedly was found with a gun. three other bullet shell casings came from his weapon according to police. a woman was shot in the back, both are in critical condition at temple university hospital. another man's head was grazed by a bullet. police say he is not cooperating with them as they sort out exactly what happened there. a driver did not survive this accident last night in cumberland county, new jersey, a lincoln town car slammed into a pole along east broad street in

bridgeton. state police expected to release more information about the incident tomorrow. this morning there's a sense of closure for a family waiting to learn what happened to a former marine who disappeared weeks ago. sadly his body was discovered in a camden county lake. now police are trying to figure out what happened to him. dann cuellar with that story. >> reporter: it was back on the night of december 2, 29-year-old lance james of clementon new jersey went missing. area search-and-rescue teams have been scouring the area looking for him, to no avail. they were not giving up. >> we try to to be very persist when we get involved in a case. >> reporter: lance did two tours of duty in the middle east, when he returned he suffered ptsd. authorities say he had gotten into a fight at the heightaway tavern in -- hideaway tavern in clementon. he got kicked out and walked

home. a camera across the him, but then he disappeared. search teams look at the bottom lake. >> there were other bodies of around, and ice on the lakes, that limited our availability to the water. >> reporter: they went back on saturday with snowy conditions and the help of 15 marines, but nothing. came the warmer weather of the last couple of days they decided to go back to bottom lake, the ice melted. >> several movements after that, we made the discovery. >> reporter: what was it that drove you to come back. >> being able to bring that closure to that family, so they can go to sleep at night. >> reporter: the search was fueled that much more by the fact that lance james served overseas, the circumstances surrounding his death remain unknown. an autopsy is scheduled for later today. at the camden county prosecutor's office, dann cuellar channel 6 "action news."

>> the city of chicago is pledging to revamp it's police department after a scathing report from the justice department. that i don't think -- yearlong investigation found the department has a pattern of using excessive force an violated the constitutional rights of residents for year. it includes improved transparency and better training and accountability for officers. the investigation followed the killing of laquan mcdonald a black teenager shot 16 times by a white officer. philadelphia police department has made substantial efforts to implement changes in the use of deadly force. the justice department praised the city for it's review recommending 91 changes for improvement. time, 9:06 a.m. days from now, donald trump moves into the white house, as he plans that transition there

are number of new developments concerning russia. top senators investigating possible contact between trump campaign and russia. abc's gloria rivera is covering it from washington. >> reporter: this morning the republican led senate intelligence committee launching an investigation into the russia and donald trump's presidential campaign. the probe beginning 6 days before trump takes office. as new details emerge about michael flynn's contact with the russian government. flynn seen seated next to vladimir putin during a dinner for the russian tv station back in 2015. flynn texted with the russian ambassador on christmas day four days later they spoke by phone the same day obama administration excelled 35 russian diplomats.

sean spicer said the russian ambassador invited trump to participate in peace talks. >> the national security advisor has his own relationship with the russian government was in touch with the russian ambassador with the united states. >> reporter: it is confirmed that the ambassador will be attacked -- attending the inauguration. meanwhile, james comey taking heat from democrats saying he hadn't done enough to investigate trump as alleged russian ties. >> all i can tell you the fbi director has no credibility that's it. >> reporter: comey has been criticized for speaking publicly about the hillary clinton e-mail investigation days before the november election while staying silent about any inquiries into trump. >> we never confirm or deny. >> the irony of you making that

statement i cannot avoid. >> reporter: comey promise to go cooperate fully into the investigation of his handling of that case. >> that was abc's gloria rivera with that report. >> reporter: congress has taken the first steps with dismantling the affordable care act. a budget resist allusion was approved -- resolution to roll back the law. the repeal would come in the first 100 days of trump's presidency. stay with "action news" and the white house transition leading up to trump's inauguration next friday. the creators of star wars makes a major announcement we'll share what they are saying about rumors about princess leia appearing in future shows.

air show in china we'll take you to the scene as the celebration takes a drama turn. icy patches develop tonight, a huge warmup is in store next week. details in the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast.

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it is 9:12, 33 degrees, temple camera right here, giving you a lovely shot of the city. we're seconds away from meteorologist chris sowers updating on the forecast. snow and sleet on the way. speaking of chris, he's right here. what's going on buddy? >> reporter: a little bit of light snow and sleet. not a big deal at all. as a matter of fact the roads will be mainly wet today. not like what we dealt with last weekend. all of a sudden we get into the 50s next week. we'll talk about that in just a moment. our temple university camera, you can see dilworth park, everybody going about their business be snow has not begun falling just yet. it will be falling shortly. as we flip it over to the radar, some locations in our viewing area are seeing it. we'll make a zoom into the far western suburbs, western berks and lancaster counties, light,

but steady snow flying on route 422. the i-78 corridor getting into the lehigh valley. it's not snowing in allentown, but probably in the hour you'll see the first flakes there. a little bit farther to the south, there's lancaster county, same thing, flurries or snow shower being reported at this hour. temperatures a far cry from the mid 60s, they are cold enough at the present time. all the numbers will warm later this afternoon. 26 in pottstown. 31 in coatsville. 30 in saint davids. 31 in chester. 33 in center city. a lot of locations south and east are above freezing, as well. smyrna and dover, 34. the villas, 38. woodbine, 48 degrees, surf city, 36. we have a huge area of high pressure an arctic high racing across the northern tier states, the air is cold enough to seek

its way south into the delaware and the lehigh valleys. this ribbon of moisture is swinging through. the timing is just right to get light snow in here later this afternoon. future tracker 6, this model is having a difficult time. it's snowing out here, the model is not showing it. by lunchtime you'll see snow flying out through here across the western suburbs in the city of philadelphia. even though the modeling is not picking it up. in the first part of the afternoon, we'll see light snow overspread the area. perhaps steadier before a brief time. light, but steady for interior sections of south jersey and southeastern portions of pennsylvania. that is rain for cumberland and sussex and kent county. it will end 7 to 9:00 p.m. it's a quick-moving storm. minor accumulations are expected

speaking of accumulations it's a general coating to an inch of snow. a lot of main roads are wet with the system. as we get closer to sunset and temperatures start dropping we'll see the icy patches developing. i know it's a small event, later this evening, don't let your guard down, there could be icy patches out there. taking a quick look at the forecast modeling. this is the city of philadelphia. three out of the four barely have a half inch of snow with the system. this model is more bullish, i would rather take the three and average amount that's a good number, half inch to an inch in philadelphia. for today, afternoon snow and sleet. a mixture of sleet and rain to the south. 37 degrees is the forecasted high. again if you're looking to do errands today and you don't like driving in the snow and sleet. it's a better bet to do it early. by afternoon that's when the snow begins. 33 and cloudy in the city. 34 by 11:00, cloudy, from

lunchtime on that's when the snow breakdown. overnight tonight, light snow, otherwise partly cloudy, icy pamps -- patches developing. tomorrow, 44 degrees, sunny, martin luther king, 45 degrees, look for a combination of sun and clouds. tuesday starts a string of what could be 6 or 7 straight days in the 50s, 52 tuesday, 56 wednesday, thursday and friday, 52 and 53. tuesday and wednesday could be wet. 50 for january is not that bad. >> 6 or 7 days. >> reporter: it could be 5 to 7 straight. a book was returned to a san francisco public library after a century it was checked out. the title of the book is 40 minutes late. when it comes to the due date it is 100 years late. the woman checked the book out when she was 83 years old. she intended to return it to the

library, but she died before she got a chance to do it. that book was unnoticed until her great grandchildren found it decades later. the library is not making her pay the late fee.

>> 92:08 a.m. arc children's day celebration turned tragic over seas, an air force plane went down in thailand killing the pilot. the appointment was attempting a stunt at the time of this, exactly what happened is being sorted out. officer down, officer down. >> as professional as that voice calling dispatch sounds, it is not a police officer. a civilian called for help helping an arizona state trooper. the trooper was ambushed by a gunman after he helped with a rollover wreck. a random driver shot the

suspect. there were rumors that carrie fisher would be replaced in future movies through technology. lucas films said there's no plan to make that happen. fisher finished shooting star wars 8 when she died. she was 60 years old. lucas is parent company of disney and 6abc. him -- sixers highlights of the game next in sports.

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in sports patience appear to be paying off for the sixers. they have now won five of their last six games. here's jeff skeverski. >> reporter: trust the process, joel embiid has been saying it and posting while at times, yes, it's been hard to trust this painful process, the sixers are final showing their potential. they are on their best run in years. carson wentz wants to see what all the buzz is about against the hornets. embiid puts on a show, drops 20. minutes later, embiid again. he is the first rookie with 20 or more in the 8 straight games since alan iverson. he can play d, too. joe joe says no. rorbled -- robert covington,

good night, 102-93. they have won five of six their best run in five years. >> all i got to do is keep working and getting better. i thought we played great and we got stops and executed on offense, we moved the ball and shared the ball and we won the game. >> no joe joe in washington. flyers going fob back-to-back wins in a month in boston, michael newart is going to start after saving the game against vancouver. >> he looked very calm and settled right away. mid season form, that's tough to evaluate off 25 minutes, it was very good and settled. >> reporter: big ovation for big e in the city. hall of famer, ericndross.

flyers are celebrating their 50th anniversary. college hoops getting ready for saint johns at noon, madison square garden. nova won the last 15 against saint johns. wildcats say they have yet to play their best ball. >> it's like the old big east, every game you're going through a grinder. you know what everybody's record is, basketball is big at their school, they are into it, and they are good and they expect to win. >> st. joe's and temple see action today. that's sports, i'm jeff skeverski. >> here's a look the what's happening in and around the delaware and lehigh valleys this weekend. if you're looking to spruce up your home this spring. the philly home show knocks on the door of the pennsylvania convention center. it features highly inter active

exhibits including two sheds with the latest design trends and home entertainment equipment. look for dyi workshops and decors experts. check it out today 9:00 a.m. owe and next week. if you're into german culture, head to peddlers village. there's wine, beer and entertainment it gets started today. center city hosts the big philly beer fest this weekend it's back at the pennsylvania convention center with over 350 craft beers all proceeds benefit animal rescue partners, check it out tonight beginning at 8:00 p.m. time 9:27. much more to come on "action news," saturday morning, nintendo unveils it's newest game console. we'll tell you how they are switching it up with new

technology. a man convicted in the washington sniper shooting in 2002, is back in court. you'll hear why his lawyers want his life sentence removed. plus a check of the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast with meteorologist chris sowers when "action news" saturday at 9:00 a.m. continues. >> happening right now on

"action news," saturday at 9:00, a new rule for those visiting

rittenhouse square. details on why people are not loving the changes. a person needed to be rescue from a crash involving a big rig in delaware. plus an emotional reunion 18 years in the making. how a baby who went missing from the hospital is reunited with her mother. temperatures dip down and we could see snow later on. chris sowers has the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast. >> reporter: what did you call it earlier? a wee bit of snow expected this afternoon actually mixed with sleet, as well. storm tracker 6 live set in motion, what's going on, a couple of days we were in the mid 60s close to record territory. now what's happening we have an arctic high racing on by to the north. it's in this area here and running the u.s./canadian border. the colder air has dropped just far enough south it looks like this, so this precipitation will start out as snow and sleet. the air is cold enough.

as the high pulls away the air will lift to the north again and it will change over to rain in kent and sussex county in delaware and cape may and cumberland county in south jersey. that's what we're looking at this afternoon. national weather service issued a winter weather add vitaminsry vitaminsry -- advisory for lancaster and chester counties. they are expecting a brief period of freezing rain which could glaze things over before ending. there could freezing rain out here. everybody look for a period of snow and sleet. the snow is starting now across the far western suburbs. it will develop across the entire viewing area, it will mix with sleet at times in the city of philadelphia, all areas south and east. as a matter of fact, the farther south you go, the temperatures will warm up in the mid to upper 30s and snow and sleet may change over to rain all the precipitation begins to end west to east between 6 and 9:00 p.m.

another way to look at it, cloudy and quiet this morning, temperatures in the mid 30s, snow and sleet developing this afternoon, high of 37. >> folks i would like to remind you with the light snow in the forecast stay with 6abc.com/weather throughout the weekend. storm tracker 6 live double scan radar will show you what to expect and when, and follow each of our meteorologists on twitter and facebook for the latest updates, as well. new information to tell you about, two accidents almost exactly a like happened at the same time in delaware and on the same road, southbound i-95. a person was rescued from the wreckage of a car that barreled into the back of a big rig in newark. this happened at rchman's road. one person is in critical condition. another car hit a tractor-trailer southbound on route 273. the driver escaped with minor

injuries. tractor-trailer drivers in both wrecks are okay. a homeowner was overcome by sunoco during a fire in burlington county, new jersey. flames damaged most of the home on west second street in approximately -- pal palmyra ard midnight. the person was treated for smoke. there's new rules concerning rittenhouse square and the park walls, the change is not sitting well with everyone. >> we saw the sign, there's no one in the park. >> reporter: one rogue wall sitter is all we found at the popular hangout in rittenhouse square where historic lime stone walls are off limits. >> it's not fair to everybody who wants to come out and sit and relax and enjoy themselves. >> it's not nice. i think it's ciefer -- kind of depressing.

>> reporter: the parks department put the proximate pro hirks -- we had so many people on the wall smoking marijuana. >> reporter: loiterers have become a growing problem many smoking pot and damaging the wall. >> putting their cigarettes out on the wall. ruining the wall. it's unfortunate that the people abused the privilege. >> it sound to me like they are really trying to get rid a certain type of people that were in the park. >> reporter: the area had seen a recent rash of crime a murder in october led to increased police presence, some worry whatever the region, the band will have unintended consequences. >> what messages does it send? >> it says we're not open for business this is not friendly. i don't like that because i want

philly to be open for business. >> reporter: mayor kenny said the rules were implemented to protect the walls. protests are planned for next week. jeff chirico channel 6 "action news." >> happening right now police in conveyer county are searching -- delaware county are searching for the suspect who shot and killed a man in chester. this happened on the 3200 block of west third street around 9:00. no word about a motive. the search will continue for a missing clam fisherman in ocean county. the boat was found in the tuckerton bay off the coast of little egg harbor. but the 45-year-old man was nowhere to be found. we're learning new information about a woman charged in bucks county with killing her adopted daughter. the victim was 14-year-old grace packer. sara packer and her ex-husband david took in 30 foster kids between 2000 and 2010. he served time in prison for

molesting grace and a disabled teen. sara packer and her boyfriend jacob sullivan are a waiting a hearing on raping and murdering grace earlier this year. a judge overturned the ruling that the president of cooper health system killed his death. the manner of death has been changed from suicide to undetermined. they were found back in 2014. investigators called it murder suicide. but the couple's four sons believe it was a double murder. the family wants the investigation to be reopened. 9:36 we're following a remarkable story coming from south carolina. a baby allegedly snatched from a hospital 18 years ago has been found alive. the child is a teenager and the woman who raised her is in jail. eva pilgrim has an update on this emotional story.

>> reporter: an extremely emotional moment inside a south carolina courtroom as the teenage girl is evaluated from the only mother she has ever known. this morning a family to be reunited 18 years after a baby was kidnapped from a florida hospital. >> i've been praying for this day. >> 18 years, i can't wait no longer. >> reporter: that baby now a teenager and this morning the woman who abducted her being held without bond in a south carolina jail where an anonymous tip led cons to an 18-year-old girl. >> in south carolina we found an 18-year-old young woman with the same date of birth, but a different name. fraudulent documents were used to establishment her identity. >> reporter: the case was featured on america's most wanted. police launched an all-out search for the infant last seen

in baby diapers wrapped in a pink and blue blanket only 8 hours old when she was snatched from the hospital. the baby taken from the arms of her mother by a police serious woman telling she was a nurse, telling the nursing staff she was pa friend of the mother. a grandmother's hunch confirmed. police say 51-year-old gloria william changed her name and raised her as her own. the teen identified herself as williams. openly sobbing seeing the woman accused of snatching her from her biologic biological mother is behind bars. >> that was eva pilgrim with that report. an attorney for the man convicted for his role in the

sniper shootings back in 2002, is asking for his life sentence be thrown out saying it was unconstitutional because malvo was a juvenile when it was handed down. he was 17 when he was convicted in maryland and virginia in connection with the sniper shooting that killed ten. last week the court determined life sentences were unconstitutional for juveniles. bill morey pictured on the lester opened surf side pier in wildwood. i was a live long resident of the wildwood, he leaves behind his wife and four children and seven grandchildren. there's much more to come on "action news," saturday morning at 9:00 including "shelter me rescue of the week."

>> reporter: i'm matt o'donnell, this is finley, one of the pups that was saved by the dog town rescue. he has quite a story. it is somewhat heartwarming and tragic. you'll meet him and some of his friends coming up on "action news." coming you up, terrifying moments for a snowplow driver in utah when a truck tried to break the no passing rule. we'll get a check of the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast when "action news" comes right back. >> take a look at this, folks,

a dramatic video when a truck runs a plow up the highway sending the plow truck tumbling 300 feet to the ground. semi track was attempting to pass the snowplow when it got too close and clipped the plow. the driver of the plow expected to survive. highway workers say the hope is that this incident can be used as a warning for other drivers to not pass the snowplows an let them do their jobs. we talk about this every time when it's snowing. >> reporter: i don't come anywhere close, and many people do. >> no plowing today. >> reporter: no, mainly accumulation on picnic tables and tops of cars. it's a minor event. it's not a big deal, nothing close to what we saw last weekend. there's the live shot looking back toward the center city

skyline there. all is quiet this saturday morning, you see the cloud cover. we have the clouds lowering and thickening and in some areas producing light snow. here's double scan live we'll make a couple of zooms, the first one down to the south where temperatures are above freezing at this point now. precipitation is falling as a mixture of sleet and rain. as you look toward the left-hand side of the screen you see a blob of blue from chester town to edge wood. most of that is raining. it's raining in eastern portions of kent county, as well. the farther north you go, the temperatures are colder. if you're traveling along route 222 reading to hamburg it's snowing with another band off to the west. all this will continue to fill in as we get into the late morning hours and the first part of the afternoon. you can see the difference, now, remember, last weekend whed the snow -- when wed the snow, testers were in the upper teens.

we're barely above freezing in philadelphia. this is nothing close to the same kind of snow we saw last week. this was the heavy wet snow, but it won't be sticking to sidewalks and streets. wilmington, 33. cape may, 34. dover, 33. reading, 30 degrees, you can see how small a system it is. it's a very small, weak wave of low pressure running west to east across the mid atlantic states this morning into the afternoon. snow to the north, mix in the middle, rain from the south from washington, d.c. to richmond. lunchtime, even though the modeling is not showing it, i think all this area here will be seeing light snow at that point. if you're not seeing it by then, it will be snowing by 2:00 p.m., 3:00 p.m., the whole area begins to fill in. every passing model run, the model want to lifter that warm air -- lift that warm air farther to the north. look at the snow/rain line, it's

lifting, reinforcing the track saying this is not a big deal. temperatures are borderline at best to see snow in your neighborhood. 9:00 p.m., it's raining across south jersey, according to the latest update on the computer modeling. this is light snow left over to the north. all this rushes out to sea here, let's say between 6:00 p.m., 9:00 p.m. overnight tonight, the skies go mainly clear, that's where there could problems, once the sky goes clear, the numbers drop well below freezing. wet roads and sidewalks and things like that could glaze over. black ice could be an issue, icy patches west of philadelphia, as well. coating to an inch, most of the main roots during the day are wet. 2:00 p.m., the model has us near 40, i think it's a little bit too warm. you get the idea it's above freezing. overnight tonight, the temperature drop, we get into tomorrow morning, we're below

freezing. watch out for ice ice ice patches tomorrow -- icy patches tomorrow morning. overnighter tonight, period of light snow and sleet this evening, cloud giving way to partial clearing conditions after midnight. temperatures drop below freezing again. the exclusive accuweather forecast, 37 degrees today. sunday looks pretty good, 44 degrees, mostly sunny skies, monday knot too bad, sun and cloud, 45. tuesday, right through friday, look at this, gray, every single day is in the 50s again. there will be cloud and rain from time to time, but that's very, very mild for january standard, and that mild streak continues next week, as well. >> the 50s, i wrote a note to mother nature and she saw it and responded. 9:47, the dog featured this

week in "shelter me rescue of the week," was saved by prisoners in texas and now here. >> reporter: boomer was rescued and placed in a local prison. boomer was saved by a local district attorney and placed on a transport to pennsylvania. >> he he is 50-pound now, he s about 32 pounds. >> he was a 3-year-old texas healer, cats dog and half australian shepherd. >> he is very polite and very grateful for everything, so sweet. >> reporter: the adoption took place at dog town. >> since we have begun rescuing rescuing -- >> reporter: skylar is a spaniel and great dane mix.

dasher is a 7-month-old lab mix. ed best friend is a cattle dog mix. she is the definition of a happy puppy. just like santa at ten months old has a special gift for his new home. he is doing woman with his house breaking. trooper is striking a pose for his family. >> he is a lover and hugger. this is finley, he is a heart mur you is born with it. if you would like to share your shelter success stories post a picture to the facebook page using the hash tag, 6abc "shelter me rescue of the week" and tell under all the circumstances where you adopt adopted your pet and how much they mean to you, we'll be featuring your stories on upcoming "shelter me rescue of the week" segments.

i'm matt o'donnell channel 6 "action news." so glad you stayed with us,

9:51, nintendo unveiled it's latest effort to win over console gamers. it's a handheld situation that can transform into a home console. it goes on sale march 3 for $299. you can get iconic games like mario. with the auto show two weeks ago we got a chance to travel to detroit to see what trends are driving the industry and what will be making its way to philadelphia. >> reporter: motor city is home to one of the industries' most important auto shows. it's accelerate to innovate. the biggest buzz word is awe --

autonomy. there are elements that make up the co-pilot system in the bmw prototype. volkswagen's i.d. buzz is a self driving electric concept based on the icon vw bus. >> it's big. >> reporter: while they give us a glimpse of the driverless future it's a future that's years away. >> although you have that technology, people still need to drive their car. >> reporter: manufacturers spruced up their production vehicles, as well. toyota updated the top selling does an -- sedan with a brand new camry. refreshed the country's most popular truck f150 and honda brought a minivan to market odyssey. >> it's the every man show not all the flash of sports cars or exotic cars, but cars normal

everyday americans are driving. >> the products are is so good. >> reporter: representatives from the philadelphia auto show make floor making sure the latest and greatest come to philadelphia in the next couple of weeks. philadelphia auto show kicks off friday january 27 with the annual black tie tailgate gala, we'll have a full preview and behind-the-scenes look at this year's saturday, january 28. i hope you can join us. i'm ducis rogers channel 6 "action news." >> reporter: all right, welcome

back everyone, here's what we're tracking this afternoon, a period of light snow and sleet. most of the roads should be wet, there could be minor consume layingses of a -- accumulations of a coating do an inch on grassy surfaces. overnight tonight there could be issues of black ice and patchy ice. don't let your guard down, it takes a little bit of ice to create problems. once we get past this weekend it's 50s galore again. jack hanna's "wild countdown" is next, "action news" continues later tonight. we're back tomorrow morning beginning at 6:00 a.m. for chris sowers and the entire "action news" team, i'm gray hall. make it a great day. we just moved into this house

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announcer: jack hanna's "wild countdown" is sponsored by nationwide. jack: hi, everybody, i'm jack hanna, coming to you from my base camp here at the columbus zoo, and welcome to "wild countdown." you know, i never get tired of seeing colorful creatures, but some of my most memorable encounters have been with animals that are as white as snow. i love--that is beautiful. they live everywhere, from the north pole to down under. it looks almost like it's not real. on the savannah and in the sea. oh, look at that! it's following us. today, 7 weird and wonderful white animals. plus, my blooper of the week. aah! aah! so why do all of today's animals wear wte