get and when we'll finally see the sun again. a commuter nightmare, a major thoroughfare connecting bucks and burlington county remains closed. philadelphia police are looking for the person involved in a shooting, the victim knocking on a woman's door after he was shot. >> the big story on "action news," the nor'easter that's bringing rain to the delaware and the lehigh valleys. >> this is a look at the commodore barry bridge. it's been foggy all morning long. we're tracking a system that will make it a soggy start to the workweek. meteorologist chris sowers is tracking everything with the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, chris? >> reporter: i just want some sun. we have not seen the sun in seems like forever. guess what? we'll not see it today either. let's get you outside and show you the philadelphia international airport. clouds have rolled back in and the fog has settled in, as well.

the visibility has come up a little bit, but it's still thick and dense in parts of the area. as a matter of fact, the national weather service continues the dense fog advisory until 10:00. we'll see if the visibility comes up slightly. we'll see foggy conditions through the first part of the afternoon. we're up to 3 miles so there's an improvement in philadelphia. 3 miles in wilmington. less than a mile north and west. allentown, .3. atlantic city, one mile, millville, 3 miles. if by some miracle the fog does lift anytime soon all these clouds will roll in anyway. as this shield of cloud cover rolls in, that will produce scattered drizzle throughout the afternoon hours. yesterday it was kind of gray and gloomy, today pretty much follow also suit. areas of fog and drizzle, 52 degrees is the forecasted high. this becomes your nor'easter for tomorrow. i'll have details on the timing,

how much rain to executive and how strong the winds will be in just a few minutes. >> 6abc.com is your resource as the rainy weather moves in across the delaware and lancaster counties today, there you will find the seven-day forecast and live look at double scan radar at 6abc.com/weather. many commuters need to make alternate plans, the turnpike connector bridge between bristol bucks county and burlington county remain closed. officials say they don't know when it will be open, but it could be weeks from now. the bridge was closed friday evening after a worker spotted a fracture on a steel truss. construction began yesterday to stabilize the bridge before repairs can be made. we'll have a live report at 10:00. join the "action news" morning team with matt, tam, david and karen for the latest on the morning commute. i'll be there, too, karen rogers

will help you navigate the roads around the turnpike connector bridge while it remains closed. "action news" against at 4:30 a.m. tomorrow morning. "action news" has learned a man knocked on a women's door on the 5100 block of hazel avenue in west philadelphia before 7:00 a.m. the man was shot somewhere else and collapsed on her doorstep. the victim was rushed to penn presbyterian in critical condition. police are trying to figure out where the man was shot and why. chester police are looking for evidence that will help them track down the person who shot and killed a man early this morning. the action cam at the scene at magazine knoll will -- magnoliad east 6th street. the officers found the man lying in the street he had been shot several times. the victim was pronounced dead at the scene. today marks the second full

day in office for president donald trump and the new commander-in-chief has a packed schedule. today his assistance will be officially sworn in and the president will hold a reception for law enforcement officers and first responders. it is his 12th wedding anniversary with the first lady. this comes with marchs across the globe in opposition to president trump and his policy. >> reporter: a battle cry heard from hundreds of thousands of people. >> we'll resist any racists sexist policy that come our way. >> reporter: the national mall in washington, d.c. flooded with people. >> i think everybody here has a lot of anguish and worry about what's going to happen. >> reporter: women, men and children taking to the streets from coast to coast. >> now we can whimper, we can whine, or we can fight back, me i'm here to fight back.

>> reporter: boston, san francisco, even as far as london and around the world, that same emotion shared by celebrities. ♪ this girl is on fire >> reporter: all standing up for women's rights civil rights, human rights. >> we march today for the core of this nation, against which our new president is wage ago war. >> meanwhile, president trump was able to stay away from the protest during the visit to the cia. hours later trump's press secretary calling reporters to the briefing room disputing the size of the crowd on inauguration day. >> photographs were taken in a way to minimize the supporters who gathered on the national mall. >> reporter: all while marchers vowed to stay united for the next four years. washington, d.c. metro

staff said half a million people took the train, the crowd topping the number of riders on inauguration day. the marchers say this is just the beginning. >> many people who did not want to travel to washington, d.c. took part in their own march in philadelphia. city leaders say the crowd size for an event doubled an earlier prediction. nearly 20,000 participants were expected. the mayor's office said 50,000 people showed up. marchers held signs and chanted and marched down the benjamin franklin parkway. many are concerned about donald trump's administration. >> he came into office and within a few minutes major pages from the website were gone, climate control was gone. he is out of touch. >> it says we're not going to lie down during this presidency. we have rights we need to fight for. >> mayor jim kenny helped to kick off the rally on eakens

oval calling for equality and unity. police say it was a peaceful protest. no arrests were made. among the hundreds of marchs held across the globe was another one in trenton. the action cam was there as a large crowd gathered near the war memorial. there were several speakers at the rally. the group marched a half mile to the steps of the state house. the action cam was in newark hundreds ever people marched two miles to main street. many carrying signs to convey their message. our 6abc app has coverage of the marchs in philadelphia and washington, d.c. and around the world. we have dozens of photos and videos from our "action news" team here and the nation's capitol. a 07-year-old woman is dead -- 70-year-old woman is dead, police say she was stabbed to death inside her south philadelphia home.

officers are working to locate the person responsible for the crime. police were called to the 7900 block of caesar place after 5:30. they say the women was stabbed repeatedly and died inside her home. the suspect is a 29-year-old man related to the victim. police don't have a motive for the attack. jury selection for the corruption trial of former harrisburg mayor begins tomorrow. authorities say reid used taxpayer money to buy memorabilia for a wild west museum. reid faces more than 100 criminal account including theft of public funds and bribery and receiving stolen property. from our new jersey newsroom, police arrested a man who owed the state in $56,000. an officer stopped him when his car went through an e-z pass

lane when the car went through the bridge near fort lee. aiming for healthy blood pressure, this morning we have guidelines you need to know about. crow -- blanks are helping keep the needy warm. sky6 live hd looking over dilworth park, meteorologist chris sowers says if you find the sun give him a call because rain rain rain is in the forecast. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast when we come back.

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>> flash flooding in arizona caused several close calls for people trapped in the surging waters there. firefighters in cave creek north of phoenix rescued half dozen people caught in their cars when water poured into the streets and rose rapidly. there were no reports of injuries, the state got a break from the rain rarcht. a new storm is moving into the area today. heavy rain is causing flooding in parts of california. cars and cabins were flooded down a coastal canyon. it interrupted the post presidential vacation for former

president barack obama and his family their plane had to be forced to land 60 miles away. california got much-needed snow and winter. >> reporter: what are the chances you book your vacation to palm springs, 365 days on average they have 330 days and this happens. let's get you outside, we've had lousy weather over the last couple of days, it will get worse before it gets better, we're tracking the nor'easter, the rains increase and winds increase, overnight tonight the conditions go downhill rather rapidly. we have low level clouds, but we're dry. we had rain this morning, but it worked out to sea and we're left with nothing more than clouds at this point. i want you to advice are -- adve you to use caution on the roads. the roads are wet and the

visibility is reduced. take it easy first thing this morning. the fog will stick around for the first part of the arch and hopefully things improve. temperatures wise it's mild. 46 in philadelphia. 47 in millville. cape may, 47. trenton, 44. and allentown, checking in at 42. the storm we're watching is actually right here, this counter clockwise swirl looks innocent enough. there's not much in the way of heavy activity with the storm, as it continues to travel east anne heads across the ohio and tennessee valleys it will gather steam. it will pick up strength on the jet stream that's running with winds up to 200 miles per hour. it will take that energy aloft and transport it down to the surface. that's why we're expecting strong gusty winds around here tomorrow morning, especially down the jersey shore. today is a cloudy day, areas of drizzle and patchy fog, but the steadier rains hold off until overnight tonight and that sets up tomorrow at this point looks

like a complete mess. rain start to finish. some of it will be heavy at times, winds swept rain with gusts as high as 50 miles per hour in philadelphia. maybe 60 miles per hour in atlantic city. know how far to the west the rain/snow line is, it's farther west than harrisburg abbey wilks-berre scranton area. this is rain with this storm. the national weather service issued a wind advisory for the i-95 corridor for monday, 40 to 50 miles per hour. we have a high wind warning for the jersey shore for 60-mile an hour. they i should a hurricane force warning for long island north of new york city for 70-mile an hour. potentially damaging winds are expected gusting 50 to 60 miles per hour. you'll see treats down at some point during the afternoon. probably see power lines as well, it will make for difficult

travel conditions in the city of philadelphia. the winds are lighter, but strong for this part of the county. for today, mostly cloudy and miserable. areas of fog and drizzle. 52 degrees is the forecasted high, hour by hour, lots of fog to start, cloudy with an isolated shower and drizzle during the afternoon, 50 degrees by 3:00 p.m. overnight tonight, the main event arrives closer to dawn after midnight, becoming winds, rain and drizzle, 40 degrees outlying suburbs, 43 for center city. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, stays mild until we get to next weekend, fog and drizzle today, 52. at least it's not snowing, we were gearing up for the blizzard of 2016 the same time last year, maybe that will put a smile on your face, right? monday, windswept rain, 44. tuesday, morning rain, 46. wednesday, mark that on your calendar, we're going to see sunshine.

54 degrees you like coffee and booze? you might live a long life according according to a woman from northeast philadelphia who celebrated a special milestone this weekend. family and friends surprised katherine kitty myers with a 100th birthday party yesterday. miles per hour has three children and four grandchildren and 6 great grandchildren. she was a waitress for 30 years before she became an emergency dispatcher, they shared with "action news" her secret for living with an entire century. >> a shot and a beer. >> and she said a daily trip to wawa for coffee. happy builder, kitty, we'll be right back. >> welcome back on this sunday

morning, it is 9:19, 46 degrees, look at the blanket of fog over

penns landing. sky6 live hd traching -- taking a live look wet weather today and get ready for a serious nor'easters. there are new guidelines for people managing blood pressure over the age of 60. those with a history of stroke or heart attack are suggested to aim for a target sistollic 120 or over. orderly americans without -- older americans without those risk factors should remain for 150. >> alcohol sales spike and data from a breathalyzer app show more people have a blood alcohol consent -- content of .06. alcohol disorders are likely to show up right now. more than 15 million adults have drinking problems be but the

signs can be subtle. >> maybe only going to parties where alcohol is served or seeking parties where alcohol is served or engaging in sports watching college football games and being intoxicated most of the time. >> to help identify those with problems there's a new online tool rethinking drinking it includes a quick drinking pattern checkup and signs to watch for and tips for getting help. it helps you determine how much is too much. >> we're months away from hitting the shore, but when you head to the beach, be sure to use sunscreen even if you're sitting under a beach umbrella. a stud finds 78% who used on a umbrella for protection from the sun were sunburned the next day compared to 25% of those who use sunscreen.

>> reporter: welcome back everyone, 9:23 sunday morning, we're tracking a nor'easter gathering strength across the heartland of the nation, there's no snow with the storm this time around. you can see that bowling ball feature south of dallas. it will make a left left-hand tn and come up the eastern seaboard overnight tonight and tomorrow. the problem is we've got the storm here. it makes the trip up the coast. we have an area of high pressure right here, if you're a snow lover, you like what you see, but the low will hit the high and slow down, we'll get all the moisture off the atlantic. the problem is this high came from the pacific ocean not the arctic. take a look at the numbers across the eastern half of the united states. 41 in chicago, the normal 34, it's not 10:00 a.m. in the morning. all the cold air with the storm is out in through here. now, the higher elevations of pennsylvania and upstate

new york will get snow with the storm. it's only an elevation thing. at sea level we get rain and winds. >> officials in snyder county have figure figure out how to re the amounts of fighting by the inmates. they crocheting. the program was initialed by the republican women 6 years ago. it benefits those who receive the blankets, but the inmates in the prison, as well. >> we have saved literally hundreds of thousands of dollars in healthcare costs by not having to run these folks to the hospital when they get into scraps. because they have been eliminated for the most part. >> the snyder county courthouse collects donations of yarn to keep the program going. the inmates are quick workers and running low. pets are extended members of the family, as they age and

the end draws near, there's was not hoss -- care for them. >> reporter: it's a life passion for michelle alan. >> we started two years ago trying to pull dogs that had no hope of getting better. >> reporter: at first glance, the nearly 2 dozen dogs don't seem to have anything out of the ordinary, but take a closer look. >> he's had seizures he had a tumor, she came in a dye bettic coma, she has a brain tumor and has seizures. >> this is monkey house, a home for senior dogs. >> i probably turn away two dogs a day in e-mail. people on facebook will ask me, it's hard to say they don't meet

the criteria. >> it's named after an aging and ailing dog who received care here. >> it's hard losing them and hard to see them get ready to pass. that actual moment when it happens there's such a sense of peace. >> reporter: alan started the organization two years ago in her home. she currently has 23 dogs and 50 volunteers and veterinarian guidance, plus the unfailing support of her husband of 30 years. >> it gets frustrating at times, but it's rewarding when you come home from work and there's 15 dogs meeting you at the door. >> reporter: field trips to the shore and medical treatments add up, $3,500 a month. still to alan, it's worth every dime. >> i make sure they are spoiled they know where the treat door is, and the fun places to run on the walks. they are truly loved. >> they are always looking for help. if you would like to help out

dogs like lilly, you can donate your time and money that information is at 6abc.com. reporting in southampton, jeanette reyes channel 6 "action news."

>> a man is found dead outside a philadelphia beauty salon and police are looking for the killer. cars are tossed around like kids toys and buildings crushed

after a tornado barrels through parts of the south. it may be a good day for a book or movie, a nor'easter is drenching the entire region today. >> meteorologist chris sowers is outside with a look at the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, chris a lot going on today. >> reporter: well the main event arrives overnight tonight and into tomorrow morning. pretty much what's going on today is clouds and fog and patchy drizzle from time to time. we're seeing that right now on city avenue. another thing that i am starting to notice, the winds are beginning to pick up, that's a good sign once the winds strengthen it will lift the fog and visibility improves. 46 in philadelphia. 47 in millville. wilmington, 47. poconos, 47 degrees, cape may and atlantic city both checking in at 46. here's another look at the fog report. 3 miles in philadelphia which is an improvement from where we were first thing this morning down to .1 in reading.

you're socked in pretty good across the western suburbs. .3 in allentown and lancaster. you saw the numbers we'll improve later this afternoon. the fog rolls back in later this evening, after 6:00 p.m., 7:00 p.m., we'll see the dense fog settle on in, again, the winds should pick up after midnight for good and that's when we get into the heart of the storm first thing tomorrow morning. for today, here'sle call from accuweather -- here's the call from accuweather, hour by hour, 1:00 p.m., 48. 3:00 p.m., 50, cloudy and patchy drizzle. we're anticipating a high right around 52 or 53. when i come back in just a few minutes, we'll take a closer look at future tracker 6. we'll show you strong gusty winds and the potential for coastal flooding and rain in the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast. >> thank you for the update. and we begin with the story developing right now in georgia where state emergency workers just confirmed that 11 people are dead following storms.

all of those deaths happened in three counties in the central part of that state overnight. we know at least 23 people were hurt, but they managed to survive. local leaders are assessing the damage there. this comes a day after a tornado in mississippi destroyed just about everything in its path. dozens of homes are damaged or destroyed and four people were killed. >> while out west people are dealing with destruct issue flooding, abc's adrien bancart has the details. >> reporter: mississippi the worst hit after a string of tornado. trees smashing through rooftops, homes decimated, walls gone. >> this is what's left of our house. >> reporter: this home leveled. his daughter's mattress thrown into a tree. >> they say you know everything uprooted, like a rag doll slammed to the floor and everybody -- everything on top

of it. >> reporter: his neighbor in tears seeing the damage for the first time. winds reaching 136 miles per hour per hour. this church ripped a part only the brick walls left standing. the same spot hit by another tornado two years ago. the campus of william perry university destroyed. >> johnson hall gone. >> reporter: cars overnight -- over turned, firefighters used their bare hands to rescue this woman trapped under her house. four dead, two dozens homes destroyed. on the west coast torrential rains triggering mudslides. >> crews have been clearing mud from the neighborhood all day, residents have been digging out making a path to their homes. >> reporter: officials worry with more rain on the way, the damage will get worse. in mississippi this is all that is left from the home many don't

have insurance so they are waiting for the red cross and fema for assistance. abc news, mississippi. >> a major bridge connecting bucks county and burlington county is closed this morning. commuters have to make alternative plans if thee they use the turnpike connector bridge. crews do not have a time frame when it will reopen. workers spotted a fracture on a steel truss. construction started yesterday to stabilize the bridge before a permanent repair plan is made. we'll have details on the bridge closure and what it means for the commuters in a live update in the next half-hour. philadelphia police are investigating a deadly overnight shooting outside a beauty salon. the action cam was on north 20th street in west oak lane. police were called at 12:00 this morning. a man was found laying on the

sidewalk he died of a gunshot wound to the face. police have no motives or suspects. police in south jersey are investigating a deadly shooting, a man in his 20s is shot on the unit block of broad and burlington late last night. he was rushed to lourdes hospital where he died of his injuries. there were no motives for the shooting or suspects him. police search for the suspect in a violent home invasion in chestnut hill section of philadelphia. an intruder got into a home on east chestnut hill avenue in the middle of the night. he woke up the sleeping couple inside their bedroom then forced a woman to perform a sex act at gunpoint. neighbors were stunned. >> that's something you read in a gross book you buy at the airport. it's really frightening. >> horrific details in the story. police say at one point the intruder set down the gun and that's when the wife grabbed it

and tried to shoot the suspect, but the gun didn't fire. the criminal got away with their character and cell phone and wallet. fire officials in delaware county have ruled a fire that claimed the life of two brothers were a accidentally. 45-year-old stephen denbiand his brother sherman were killed yesterday arch. they believe the blaze started in the freezer in the kitchen. the mother was treated for moke inhalation. trenton ymca is giving kids something to look forward to in this coming summer to take part in a unique camp. they will offer an affordable alternative for working parents in mercer county. camp ymca at ryder university will provide summer camp activities, the week at the camp will cost $225.

those who register by january 31 pay 175 bucks. philadelphia was ranked number one as the most rat in fested city in the country. walter perez has more. >> reporter: rats, and parentally lots of them. according to bloomberg news, philadelphia metropolitan area ranked number one for mice and rats. we spoke to people who said there's no way we ranked higher than the big apple. >> what happened in fill? >> maybe more rats took the census this year, i don't know. >> that's possible. >> reporter: others we spoke with seemed to be in denial. >> i have not seen the rats. where are these rats that everybody says we have. i do not see them. >> if you see them, we have rod

ant approving tips, keeping attics and crawl spaces well ventilated and dry and store nonrefridge rated foods in airtight containers. >> i hate seeing all this negative publicity for philadelphia whether it's rats or throwing snowballs at santa claus, i want to see our image come up and rats don't help. >> reporter: walter perez channel 6 "action news." >> here's the upside of that report. we are ranked number 13 when it comes to roach in fested cities. new orleans is number one. >> that's much more to come on "action news" sunday morning. we'll have an updated on the bushes who remain in a houston, texas hospital. we're hearing one of them could be released soon. also ahead, a man is rescued after spending the night

in the freezing cold in rocky mountain national park. let's take you live outside, sky6 live hd over the philadelphia international airport, no sun in sight. you'll have to wait sometime before the sun returns. meteorologist chris sowers has the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast when we come back. >> families of the missing

passengers of malaysia airline flight 307 are hoping the search for the aircraft continues. they are hoping to hand letters to the malaysian ministry asking not to give up the search. it was called off after a sonar scan of the indian ocean found nothing. a brazil i can't know soccer team played its first game since all the players were killed in the plane crash. yesterday, they were in tears this as they lifted the national trophy

the team won before the tragedy. in a charity match the team played in a 2-2 draw. 19 of the team players were killed in the crash along with a coach. >> 9:42 a.m., a 58-year-old man lost for two days in the snow packed woods of north dakota national park has been rescued. he wandered off a trail on friday. dozens searched for the man when he had not returned. skiers found him in deep snow 300 yards off a trail. he was taken to the hospital to be treated for hypothermia and expected to recover. >> snow is one thing we are not going to see. >> reporter: snow and cold we don't have to worry about that. which is kind of odd, january, nor'easter, let's get some snow in, it's not going to be the case this guy around because there's -- this go around, because there's no cold air. the snow is in the higher

elevations in pennsylvania and upstate new york. the coastal sections this is a rain event. it's gray and gloomy. there's the wide view overlooking the ben franklin bridge. this is your sunday afternoon. a good day to sit on the couch and take a load off and watch the football game later on. double scan live is clear a little bit ever drizzle. the numbers are mild, 44 in saint davids. 46 in center city. levittown, 45. keep in mind the normal high for this time of the year which usually occurs around 3:00 is 40. we're already 6 degrees warmer than that. look at woodbine, 48. cape may close to 50. hammonton, 46. dover, delaware, 47. here's satellite and radar along with action radar, we had rough weather rough stuff yesterday. these are severe thunderstorm and tornado watches up for yesterday evening for southern portions of alabama and mississippi. we'll set it in motion for you,

there goes the rounds of heavy rain, now we're seeing a squall line pushing across the panhandle of florida. that's the northeaster as we head into tomorrow morning and tomorrow afternoon. that will make a left-hand turn and go up the appalachians and bring a tremendous amount of wind and rain to our neck of the woods tomorrow. this was sent in by row bech ca- rebecca. there is nothing left. the tornado went through the town, they would a tornado rip through a couple of years ago. we'll see straight line gusty winds with the storm tomorrow. future tracker 6 showing later this afternoon, cloudy and gray, patchy drizzle and isolated shower, fog, as well. rain increases overnight tonight and into tomorrow. rain all day long at varying intensity. it's a windswept rain.

not so much this afternoon, tomorrow morning, and tomorrow afternoon, we could see gusts as high as 50 to 60 miles per hour down there jersey shore. when you break that down you look at the winds scale, 40 to 45-mile an hour gusts expected across the far western suburbs, maybe you see broken twigs with that. branches down 45 to 50-mile an hour. 56 to 65 you see entire trees uprooted and power lines down and things like that. you'll see a coastal flood at advisory in effect because we're piling all the water onshore because of an easterly wind. from cape may to atlantic city we're expecting to see minor tidal flooding maybe moderate in some cases. today is a quiet day tomorrow thing go downhill. 52 in philadelphia. areas of foggy and drizzle. millville is foggy and clammy.

54. overnight tonight, rainy and wind in the 40s. tomorrow, a wind swept mess for tomorrow. morning rain, cloudy and rainy on tuesday, 46. wednesday we clear everything out. it's a sunny mild day. thursday looks good, too, 50 degrees, a cold front slides through and friday and saturday cooler, 42, 39. keep in mind that's where we should be for this time of the year. cooler than the 50s. >> you'll help us get through tomorrow. >> you can finds the seven-day forecast at 6abc.com double scan radar at 6abc.com/weather. >> the women's march on chicago was made memorable for one woman because a large crowd gathered in the windy city as part of her wedding picture. they stopped and made a wide

circle for the couple as they took their wedding. after the shoot they went in to the church and exchanged their vows. >> all right, everybody, thanks

for waking up with us, 9:49, sunday morning, 46 degrees, sky6 live hd giving you a dreary look over the commodore barry bridge. remember the sun? a good memory, right? won't be back for several days. meteorologist chris sowers will tell you when in just a bit.

former first lady barbara bush could be released from the hospital today. her and her husband george h.w.bush have been in the hospital for a week. mrs. bush was treated for bronchitis and her husband was treated for pneumonia. they have been married 72 years and that is the longest of any presidential couple in american history. >> we're "action news" big board with technically speaking. need help finding a parking space? google is testing an app for that. google maps alerts people of parking available in different locations. google maps parking is in the beta version stage so it's not available to download yet. there's a theory floating around the internet it says all

the pixar films takes place in the same universe. a new video called pixar easter egg connects the dots in disney pixar movies. it's shows how characters show up in another movie. the video was shared on the official toy store facebook page, disney is parent company of 6abc. we'll be right back with the sunday morning sports. welcomef

dreary sunday. it is 9:53, 46 degrees, sky6 live hd showing a live look from our city hall cameras. wind swept rains in the form of a nor'easter tomorrow. turning to sports the sixers get a couple of days to recover after snapping their winning streak. pluses the flyers are looking to ending their drought. here's jeff skeverski. >> reporter: the sixers are one of the hottest teams in the nb. only one team has been better over the last ten games. trying to keep it going without joel embiid in atlanta. that was not easy. he did not make the trip. the sixers front office front and center in the atlanta. this will goat them up on their their -- get them up on their feet. okafor got the sixers up as many

as 7. third quarter, things go south, dwight howard slams it, sixers having a hard time having with the hawks down as many as 18. they put it away, sixers lose 110-93. they have lost three straight to atlanta by a combined 70 points. well so much for being well rested and ready to go. the flyers back from the bye week. they have to get back into the win column, they have lost 12 of their 16 games. wayne simmons got engaged, showing no love for the devils. flyers tied at 1. final minute of the second, the flyers down 3-1. steve mason comes in to start the third. same old story, myles wood on the power play.

ouch good night, bad hockey. >> we played a solid first period, after that we didn't play the way we wanted to. >> if we want to rest on confidence sagging that's the wrong answer. our answer pull together and dig in and get back to work. >> back to back to work tonigt the islanders. number one ranking villanova has rebounded, five straight wins and reclaimed the number one ranking in the country. villanova has never lost a game when josh hart scores 21 points. hart finishes with 25. chris jenkins looks good, too, 3 of his 19. nova up as many as 20. nova win 78-68. number one in the country, jay wright doesn't thing the team is

100% right defensively. st. joe's playing at the palestra the home team against penn. back come the hawks, lamar campbell 3 of 23, st. joe's win 78-71 ending their three game losing streak. don't forget, afc, nfc championship later today. that's sports, i'm jeff skeverski have a great day. >> talking to your autistic child about adult situations. we have details on a new initiative to guide kids through a sensitive, yet important conversation. holding on to president obama's presidency why one woman takes the president's cut out everywhere she goes. those stories, plus, chris sowers will have the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast when "action news" continues. s

10:00 a.m., sunday, january 22. in the news, we're tracking a nor'easter that's going to soak the entire region. details on how much rain we'll get and when we'll finally see the sun again. a commuter nightmare, a major thoroughfare in bucks and

burlington counties remain closed. >> philadelphia police looking for suspects in a shooting, the victim knocking on a woman's door after he was shot. the big story on "action news," is the nor'easter that's going to bring rain to the delaware valley. >> live look over center city, it was a foggy center city skyline and it still is. we're tracking a system that will make it a soggy start to the new workweek. meteorologist chris sowers is at the "action news" big board with a look at the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast. chris, please bring the sun back. we would like to see a little bit of snow at this point. we're tracking the nor'easter, it's a snow-less nor'easter. the national weather service issued a high wind warning for the jersey shore for gusts 50 to 60 miles per hour. this was actually a hurricane force warning i should for long island areas east of new york city, they could see 70-mile an

hour gusts with the storm system. for the i-95 corridor, philadelphia, wilmington and trenton. a wind advisory is in effect for monday for gusts weaker than what they will see at the coast 40 to 50 miles per hour. more specifically in the advised area with the gusts up to 50 miles per hour. make sure today you want to secure anything that's loose in the yard, trash cans be lawn furniture, things like that. isolated power outages likely tomorrow and small trees down in that area. in the high winds warning we could experience stronger winds and the damage could be more severe. there could minor structural damage at the jersey shore. we'll talk about that in just a few minutes. there's the storm that counter clockwise swirl that's the nor'easter as we head into the dwroarcht hours tomorrow. -- overnight hours tomorrow. it will gather strength as it

travels east across the tennessee valley. it's a quiet day, dull looking areas of fog and drizzle. 52 degrees. when i come back we'll focus on the nor'easter with future tracker 6 and have the seven-day forecast. >> 6abc.com is your resource as the rainy weather moves in across the delaware and lancaster counties today. there you will find the seven-day forecast and live look at storm tracker 6 live double scan radar at any time of the day. our website 6abc.com/weather. today marks the second full day in office for president donald trump. the new commander-in-chief has a packed schedule. >> his first day on the job was marked with marchs on the nation's capitol. sister marches across the nation and around the globe. stephanie ramos has more. the turnout in philadelphia was double the turn out, what was it like in washington, d.c.?

>> reporter: it was busy and crowded, it's calm, but yesterday on capitol hill, so many people descended on washington, d.c. for the woman's march. the crowd too big to walk to the white house when was the plan it's less than half mile away from here. a lot of marchers saying they wanted to send a massive message to the current administration that they are going to fight for the rights they feel may be bullied by a trump presidency. >> this is what democracy looks like. >> reporter: a battle cry heard from hundreds of thousands of people. >> we'll resist any racist sexist xenophobiclings. women, and men and children taking to the streets from coast to coast. >>

boston, san francisco as far as london and around the world. the same emotion shareholder by celebrities. ♪ this girl is on fire >> reporter: all standings up for frights, human rights. >> we march today for the core of this nation against which our new president is wage ago war. >> reporter: meanwhile, president trump was able to stay away from the protest during a visit to the cia. hours later sean expires calling the pretties to the white house briefing room for the first time disputing crowd size on inauguration day. >> photographs were framed in a away to minimize the numerous support that gathered on the national mall. all while marchers on president trump's first full day in office vowed to stay united for the next four years. washington, d.c. metro staff say

by early saturday afternoon half a million people hopped on a train to come to capitol hill, the crowds topping the number of riders on inauguration day. a lot of marchers saying this is the beginning. in washington, d.c., stephanie ramos. >> 10:05 a.m., many who did not want to travel to washington, d.c. took part in their own march. city leaders said the crowd size doubled an earlier prediction. nearly 20,000 participants were expected, but the mayor's office said 50,000 people showed up. marchers held signs and chanted and saying as they walked down the benjamin franklin parkway. many say they are concerned about president donald trump administration. >> he came into office and within a few minutes, major pages from the website were gone, lbgt was gone, climate control was gone.

>> we're not going to lie down during this presidency. >> reporter: mayor jim kenny helped to kick off the rally on ache -- eakens oval calling for equality and unity. >> among the hundreds of marchs held across the globe was one in trenton. the action cam was there as the large crowd gathered near the war memorial. there were several speakers at the rally and they marched a half mile to the steps of the state house. the action cam was in the newark, delaware for a two mile march there. many holding signs to convey their message. our 6abc app has coverage of the women's marchs in philadelphia, washington, d.c. and around the world. we've posted dozens of photos and videos from our "action news" team here and in the nation's capitol. the app is a free download for your device. commuters who use the

delaware river bridge will have to find a new route tomorrow morning because the bridge is closed indefinitely. bob brooks joins us live from bristol township, bucks county with more on the shut down. bob, drivers hoping for good news. >> reporter: nydia and gray, i don't have any, closed for the foreseeable future behind me. you won't see any traffic going across it right now. it will cause problems for the morning work commute tomorrow. for one man it cost him some cash. when making the morning commute tomorrow don't take the turnpike connector bridge, you can't it's closed until further notice. on friday, crews painting the bridge found a fracture in the truss on the pennsylvania side, so inspectors shut it down.

we spoke to john roger also this morning who -- rogers this morng who was caught in the middle of that. >> the bridge was closed. i ended being late for work. >> reporter: since he was late for work, he missed out on extra pay. >> if you work for three months missed time you get to 150 for the quarter. >> reporter: so you missed that. >> i missed that. >> reporter: the 1.2-mile long bridge carries an estimated 42,000 vehicles a day. a proper analysis to diagnose the issue is going to take two weeks. motorists are drepghted -- directed to use the narrower burlington bristol bridge or use the scutter falls bridge. what's the game plan tomorrow?

>> i plan to leave an hour or hour and a half earlier. >> reporter: there's no timetable when the 61-year-old bridge might open up again. reporting live in bristol township, bob brooks, channel 6 "action news." >> be sure to join the "action news" morning team format, tam, karen and david, i'll be joining them, as well. karen rogers will help you navigator around the turnpike bridge while it remains closed. "action news" begins tomorrow morning at 4:30 a.m. it was a frightening scene for a woman after a man showed up after being shot. a man had been shot somewhere else and collapsed on her doorstep. the woman called police. the man was rushed to the hospital in critical condition. police are trying to figure out where the man was shot and why.

chester police are looking for evidence to help track down a person who shot and killed a man early this morning. the action cam at magnolia and east 6th street. the shooting happened at 4:45 a.m. when officers got to the scene they found the man lying in the street. he had been shot several times. the victim was pronounced dead at the scene. jury selection for the corruption trial of stephen reid begins tomorrow authorities say he used taxpayer money for a planned wild west museum. he faced nearly 500 criminal counts, but the judge threw hundreds of them out. now he faces 100 counts. theft of public funds and bribery and receiving stolen property. american a dozen college basketball players are benched following this brawl on the hard court. plus, homes in mississippi are plat flattened after a

tornadoes ripped through the area. the cleanup just beginning. sky6 live hd, penns landing there, chris sowers has the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast including the latest track and details on the nor'easter tomorrow when we come right back. >> 15 college basketball

players have been suspended for taking part in a bench-clearing brawl that happened last night. it happened in memphis,

tennessee. things getting wild on the court. the southern intercollegiate athletic conference issued two to five year suspension. a person picked up a chair. there were serious injuries. in mississippi, the cleanup is beginning after a tornado to tore a 25-mile patch through the area. 300 homes and 30 businesses were damaged in one town alone. hundreds more including nearly every building on the campus of william kerr university were damaged. one family was away on the gulf coast and got home to find their home completely gone. >> the bad thing about it, i got to start from nothing

[inaudible]. >> we got our life. >> to wake up an see this here, god is good, he just took material things. everybody on this street was good. >> wow, people remain positive despite the destruction there. people say they had little time to find shelter when the trrnld struck in the middle -- tornado struck in the middle of the night. >> reporter: in janl of all months -- in january of all months, you look at the time of year, it's usually april and may. very unexpected down there. we get you outside and show you a little weather around here. we have low level clouds and patchy fog and drizzle. with the exception of thursday morning there has not been much sun. double scan is live is clear, we're seeing the mist and drizzle falling. dense fog advisory, this has been extended until 1:00 p.m. for all areas west of

philadelphia where visibility will be below a half mile and in some locations perhaps as low as quarter mile or less. reading all the way down to a 10th of a mile. .3 in allentown. philadelphia improved up to five miles at the airport. .3 in millville. .1 in atlantic city. storm tracker 6 live we've set it in motion for you, there's the storm right here, almost looks like a little bowling ball a counter clockwise swirl. it will continue on its path in the southeast. mississippi and alabama will take it on the chin again. look at the storms across the panhandle of florida, nasty stuff down here. all this lifts to the north over the next 24 to 36 hours and becomes our storm as we get into tomorrow. we'll not see severe weather, but we'll see our fair share of wind and rain. later this afternoon we've stopped the clock at 4, isolated showers and patchy drizzle and

low-level clouds. overnight tonight through the evening hours we'll see the rain increase and overspread the area from south to north. it will get into the poconos first thing tomorrow morning. we'll see bands of rain some of it heavy at times and some of it light at times. when you get a heavier bands it will become a windswept rain, we see the winds gusting 50 to 06 miles per hour down the jersey shore, 40 to 50 miles per hour in the city of philadelphia. here's a closer look at that. this whole area here, it includes the western suburbs, 40 to 350 miles per hour. 30 to 40 far western suburbs, this is the 40-mile an hour line right there. the closer to the storm you are, which is the jersey shore, the stronger the winds, 50 to 60 from wildwood to sandy hook and includes the delaware beaches, as well. peak wind gusts up to 60 miles per hour. overnight tonight, around 3:00 p.m., 4:00 a.m., high tide

is on 4:00 a.m. on the oceanfront. that's when you pick up the problems. spotty power outages and beach erosion and minor coastal flooding. the coast flooding for the entire area, avalon, atlantic city, rehoboth beach, agenda beach. delaware bay, between 5 and 6:30. that's the time where we could see minor coastal flooding. if you're in an area that typically floods you may want to move your car. high tide in atlantic city, 3:00 a.m. stone harbor, 4:00 a.m. tomorrow morning. 52- degrees is the forecasted high. the winds are tame out of the northeast at 5 to 15 miles per hour. they pick up overnight tonight. 20 to 30, gusting to 40. 40 degrees outlying suburbs, 43 for center city. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, we start

introducing the 50 to 60-mile an hour gusts down the shore tomorrow. fog and drizzle today, 52. we've highlighted monday with strong winds, potentially damaging winds. 44 degrees, tuesday, morning rain, lots of clouds, 46. wednesday the pattern breaks we get into sunshine, 54. thursday, 50 and friday and saturday, a nor'easter with snow amounts -- no, 42 and 39 degrees. >> no joking. >> reporter: no snow. >> understanding how children learn have a direct impact on what they learn. this is true for children on the autism spectrum. >> for those students it can be difficult. there's a initiative to guide autistic kids with a sensitive and important topic. >> mommy i want to get married. >> reporter: mar will a's daughter vick -- marla's

daughter victoria has dreams like other children. teens on the autism spectrum have a difficult time translating it into typical scenarios. the nonprofit public health institute has been awarded a grant from the department of health and human services for a program to help teens autism understand healthy sexual behavior. >> we thought this was a great opportunity to help those young people really build their skills. >> reporter: a teaching method proved effective in other areas of education. it will give them toolings to protect them from abuse. >> one of the cornerstones of

having autism is having challenges around social interaction. young people are easily taken advantage of. >> reporter: it is hoped that it will have a positive impact on her daughter is as she goes -- as she goes through adulthood. while there are no statistics how teens are affected, one in 68 children in the u.s. fall on the spectrum. the philadelphia area has among the nation's highest teen pregnancy and std rates. they will begin in the middle schools in camden and philadelphia area. if you're interested in applying for the program head to my facebook page. erin o'hern channel 6 "action news."

>> it's time to check out what's going viral in the social corner. >> this is where we chat about videos and images everybody is talking about on facebook and whole lot more. this touching picture from ohio winning hearts all over social media. they were married at a chapel inside a children's hospital in ohio back on january 7. they held their 2-year-old son logan while they exchanged their vows. the couple worked back to his room pushing the vital equipment helping to keep him alive.

he is fighting brain cancer and undergone five rounds of chemo therapy. a chicago women refuses to let go of the president obama's presidency, she has carried around a cardboard cut out with her across the country for months. along the way she has met strangers and listened to their stories. it has proven quite popular, the video has been viewed 17,000 times. >> have you seen the cut out of chris sowers in the lunchtime. >> that's very popular. inside story is coming up later this morning on 6abc. >> here's monica malpass with your preview. >> reporter: good morning, guys, coming up later this morning on inside story there's a new president in the white house, how will mr. trump approach several things how will he hit

the ground run winning policy and he'll a fracture nation. philadelphia's entire congressional delegation did not attend the inauguration, how will he retaliate against that and other issues that the state and city are facing. we'll have more coming up later on inside story, i'm monica malpass, hope to see you then.

>> one more check of accuweather chris. >> reporter: today is the day, loose things around the yard, trash cans especially hunker them down.

tomorrow morning i guess -- guarantee you won't be able to find them. 40 to 50 miles per hour gust for the city and the i-95 corridor. 55 to 65 down the shore. 52 degrees, wind swept rains tomorrow, morning rains tuesday afternoon. wednesday, 54, mild, return of sunshine and the pattern should last through next weekend. >> the return of sunshine, i like to hear that. >> this week with george stephanopoulos is up next. "action news" continues at noon. here's some of the stories we're working on for you, a cake controversy at the inaugural ball why the cake looked like the one barack obama had at his ball in 2013. >> an iconic troupe is coming to philadelphia. details on why they never formed

the same show twice. for gray hall, chris sowers and the entire "action news" team, i'm nydia han. we'll do a facebook live chat after this. see you soon. are 0 123450

starting right now on "this week" with george stephanopoulos. >> i, donald john trump. do solemnly swear. >> donald trump takes the oath. >> this american carnage stops right here and stops right now. >> stark promises. >> from this day forward, it's going to be only america first. >> and gets to work. >> we're going to start winning again and you're going to be leading the charge. and -- >> not my president. >> after massive protests. can he unite a divided america? >> the -- is not america. we are america. >> tough questions ahead for counsellor to the president, kellyanne conway. senator john mccain, and senat