lso one person is dead after a crash on broad street and police say alcohol is involved. we have the details. plus, grieving parents hope to save lives following their son's death hear their story an how they are trying to make a difference. those stories and more, but first the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast cold outside, chris is calling this wasted cold. >> reporter: when you step outside, it will hit you but it's where we shall be for this time of year. it's been so mild over the last 4 or 5 weeks you get a normal day like this it feels colder than it should feel. 24 in philadelphia. millville, 25. cape may 25. here's what stings you a little bit. when you factor in the winds it's feels like the mid teens unless you're in the poconos where you're below zero. 1 in -- 12 in philadelphia, 14

in millville. 16 in dover, 16 in reading. it's not going to snow, we don't have any clouds in the sky. a nice looking day 36 degrees is the forecast hide. the windchill will make it feel like the mid 20s. as we look ahead temperatures start warming again as early as tomorrow. look for a combination of sun and clouds and we're tracking rain by the middle of next week. i'll have the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast in just a bit. 9 01:00 a.m., a federal judge has halted president trump's immigration order. citizens impacted by the travel ban who have the appropriate paperwork will be allowed to travel to the u.s. president trump called it order

outrageous and vowed to take legal action. >> reporter: in the order issued last night the judge concluded that washington could be damaged by trump's restrictions ons refugees from some countries. >> the state has met its burden that it he -- faces the immediate and irrepairable order. >> reporter: washington officials said it is discriminatory against muslim. they suspect the ruling in their favor is only round one. >> it's his job his obligation as our president to honor it, i'll make sure he does. >> reporter: the order is affected nationwide and impactsoreign their visa's revoked due to trump as order. unclear if anyone banned from entering the u.s. will be

able to to do so soon. four overseas airlines are letting people on flights to the u.s. the court fight is just th the justice department making the case that congress has given the president authority to oversee immigration and national security. >> it's the president that makes determination 89 court doesn't have the authority to look behind the determinations. >> reporter: it was a confusing day, there are multiple lawsuits challenging the order across the country. in a separate case in boston, while the federal jury charge said there were compelling arguments on both sides, he said those challenging the order are unlikely to succeed. president trump said when a county is no longer can say who can an who can not come in and out especially for the country's security is big trouble.

trump's nominee for army second has withdrawn his name from the military post, vincent viola cannot separate himself from his business ties. this afternoon, vicemike pence is expecte to discuss the role of t courts during a visit to philadelphia. city's -- he'll address the city's chapter of the federalist society at historic congress hall at independence mall. vice pens will discuss president trump's choice for the supreme court. the event is closed to the public but we'll stream it live to 6abc.com. 9:04, a woman faces charges in a crash that killed her passenger and alcohol is involved. officer also tell "action news" a -- officers tell "action news" a woman driving the ford loscontrol and crashed into another

car in west oak lane. she and her male passenger were ejected from the suv. the passenger died. the driver was critically injured and is facing charges of dui and vehicular homicide. the people in the car had non-life threatening injuries. another crash left twole dead and one other person injured in west pottsgrove, pentagon county, route 422 eastbound. a car barreled across median and wentz down the embankment. the road has since been reopened. hundreds of people turned out to honor lieutenant steven floyd, the corrections officer killed in the hostage standoff in delaware's largest prison. >> i don't understand. >> reporter: the lieutenant's widow shaken at thel.

floyd told his cleeks to get out and -- colleagues to get out and that inmates had him trapped. >> he is a gentle giant. the song we closed the program with the hero, it fits him. >> amazing grace balloons and candles were par help the community he'll. lieutenant was given a medal of posthumously. forensic science of autopsy floyd's death was homicide by an investigation into how the situation unfolded continues. upcoming determine the penalties for those liable for the buildings collapse in center city. the salvation army is among the defendants. prosecutors say in 2013 it ignored warnings that an adjacent buildings undergoing demolition could collapse.

6 people died and another died dayser. griffin campbell and his son were convicted, they were found 1% responsible in civil court. their loved ones want a new trial. >> he was devastated and he still is. >> richard bazino is liable and hired the contractor. the penalty may be decided in weeks. we'll keep you posted. 89:07. we turn to the -- 9:07 a.m. now we turn to a husband and wife who lost their son to drug addiction. new jersey correspondent nora muchanic has their story. >> reporter: andrew and stephanie oswald's grief is palpable. last week their only child died suddenly and his obituary

doesn't sugar coat what happened. >> on january 27, 2017, andrew died from a heroin controversy dose. >> reporter: he overdosed last friday. the oswalds could have written an owe -- obituary thablgd -- that could have glossed over his death, but they didn't. >> they need to stop pretending it doesn't exist. >> there's no shame you're not a bad parent because your son or your child or daughter passed from a drug overdose. >> reporter: since he was a tried, drew had a big heart and great sense of humor. they did everything they could to help him fight the addiction, but heroin won. >> it keeps coming back it has

a way of getting its claws in you, it never let's go. >> reporter: the pain of his death is intolerable the only way to conquer the he dep -- epidemic to share our stories. a celebration of his life is set for this afternoon, after that his parents are determined to save other families from going through what they are going through now. in hamilton, nora muchanic channel 6 "action news." >> 89:09 a.m. much on "action news" saturday morning. the louvre in france is reopened following a machete attack. we're learning more about the suspect. plus, controversial video on a set of a movie involving dogs is causing an investigation into animal abuse claims. >> reporter: temperatures a 20s look at the windchills, coldest we've been in quite sometime. it doesn't last long, starting

tomorrow we're back in the upper 40s. details in the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast. everything nature's promise is so wholesome. and it doesn't take the whole paycheck. giant's exclusive nature's promi eat well for less. my giant. (vo) with thousands of quality pre-owned vehicles... and exceptional customer service, head t to your neiborhood enterprise car sales and let the people who buy more vehicles than anyone... flip your thinking about buying your next one.

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a day when we have seenwill b lots of sunshine, temperatures will not moderate too mh, but it will pull you away from the gloomy feel we've had over the past 6 weeks. double scan live is clear we're not tracking anything until tuesday afternoon. that's the next chance of rain. ups and downs, this week, temperatures will seasonable monday and tuesday, the normal high for this time of the year is 41. and then wp wednesday, thursday was 48. yesterday was on the chilly side 35. that's close toop things out later today, as 35 36 degrees. it is 24 at the present time. 5 degrees is the dewpoint. winds out of the west northwest at 14 miles per hour. you will need the gloves and hat and bundle up in layers. we're not acclimated tos all of a sudden, we had a span of

mild days last months. two or three of these days in the past weeks doesn that cold and give us a chance to get used to it. later this afternoon windchills will be around all day. 26 by 3:00 p.m. allentown, 24. poconos 13. we get into sunday, the pattern changes it's progressive or quickly moving west to east. that cold pocket of air lifts to the north and all of a sudden things start warming again. it feels like the low to mid 40s with the wind with temperatures close to 50 degrees tomorrow. the actual high tomorrow is 47, 48. th shot is only last a day or so. satellite and radar we're tracking nothing, looks like a quiet weekend, you can follow the clouds from west to east across the lower 48. anytime you see that, this time of the year, that should be a red flag to say hey this will be a mild pattern because it keeps all the cold bottled up to the north and doesn't allow to the air to push into the lower 48.

even chicago 40, 50, the high plains there's no arctic air in the forecast for three or four days. mostly sunny today and cold, 36 with windchills in the mid 20s. lots of sunshine from start to finish. 35, 36 by 3:00 p.m. windchills hanging out around 25 26. overnight tonight 21 degrees outlying suburbs, 28 for center city. turning cloudy. it's going to be cold out there winds out of the south/southwest at 5 to 10.e accuweather seven-day forecast, today is a cold one. the next shot of cold doesn't arrive for four or five days later, kind of one and done. sunny clouds sunday, 47. monday 46 degrees, tuesday 52. wednesday, 60 degrees, a ton of wind by the afternoon gusts up to 50, 60 miles per hour. thursday and friday it cools down 36, 34.hing you didn't see in

the seven-day forecast. >> you know how i feel about the snow. i feel sorry for all you snow lovers. >> reporter: i'm starting to get over it. >> maybe one day. >> reporter: next year. >> we'll be right back.

>> a sex of sea cliff above the hawaii volcano collapsed oaks. crion of above l gave way yesterday afternoon. a tour boat was cruising by when a sec cliff collapsed. on of the attached --ttached at any time. an egyptian national attempted to attack four soldiers. the suspect was shot there were 1200 people inside the louvre during the attack. authorities are calling this a terror attack. joaquin "el chapo" guzman said he does not like his new jail conditions in new york city. he was trans to fet yesterday morning his lawyers failed to consequence the judge that the -- convince

the judge that the maximum security measures should be loosened. guzman is locked up 23 hours a day. a drug cartel that made billions of dollars. the dog filmed in the scene a dog's purpose does not show animal abuse. the video that was leaked it was taken 15 months earlier. it was deliberately edited for purposes of misleading the public and created outrage. animal handlers were on set to supervise and help the dog. the premier was canceled after the leak. history as a new home in burlington county. underground railroad museum will hold it's opening at historic

smith field park in he's hampton. check out the artifacts that date back to the 1800s that show the history of slavery. the event kicks off at 10:00 the ribbon cutting will be held at 1:30 p.m. it's the final weekend for the 017 auto show at the pennsylvania -- 2017 auto show at theennsylvania convention center. catch up with light weight champ eddie alvarez. the historic battleship new reopen for walk-up celebrate the museum is offering a discounted admission price with a donation of a can of sou they willpen for tours 9:30 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. today and tomorrow. >> we're talking football. this is super bowl weekend we'll

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>> as we prepare for super bowl, the league is faced with a multimillion class action lawsuit by former cheerleaders. the league conspired to suppress the cheerleaders wages by agreeing to pay them below fair they were required to attend rehearsals and publicappearances, they were never paid for thatey leswe paid $125 per game in a one month the end of the season for ten home games $1,250. abc news said ware of lawsuit andy wouldhall of fame c of 20ll be announced tonight. former eagles, brian dawkins andns

countdownter: good morning by the end of weekend we'll have a new superion will tom aegy or wilmake t mark. appve he is close his ultimate goal a goal he's sometime. >> this is what you about as a kid is pying in game, playing in this game and you thiswh backyardndying withyour brothers. that's where it was for me. >> reporter: eagles quarterback carson wentz has been in houston all week for super bowl week. being this close physically to the super bowl hasant it even more. >> it's making me that much hungrier, i don't want to be watch on my couch, i want to be playing, it's fun to be here and experience tant to beere in this capacity. >> michael vick has decided to retireugh 32 nfl teams made that decision for th former for the steelers in 2015. vick arterbacks. the flyers had

host the kings. they were back on ice yesterday morning. they hold the final wild card spot in the eastern conference. the second game as an importantgame in the five game home stance. >> we had a lot of good stuff last night. we're looking to continue that against the los tomo afterno ixers in miami tonight, that's a look at sports i'm ducis rogers. you have yourself a terrific weekend! >> since october a company in new york has been working on one of its most important orders of the year o9thit ar. company the finished products will be angeles in a little over a week for the award ceremony. the academy awards will be handed out sunday, on ab event. much more to come on "action news" saturday morning

more bad news for drivers who use the turnpike connector bridge. we'll tell you when it will open after repairs. a woman has a warning for others she did not know she was having a heart attack. we'll have those stories and the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast meteorologist chris sowers "action news" continues after this.

>> happening right now on "action news," saturday at 9:00,

a massive fire destroys several philadelphia row homes and leaves a person injured. we'll tell you what crews say fueled the inferno. police are searching for a gunman who left his victim in critical condition. pennsylvania police academy is under the microscope. this morning we'll tell you about the findings of a cadet cheating scandal. outside we go to chris sowers is it cold? >> reporter: feels like bismarck all of a sudden. the wind is whipping over city avenue. if you're walking out the door, do not forget the heavy winter coat the gloves, hat and scarves. we'll see bright sunshine, looks like a nice day get ready it will be blustery and cold, one of the colder days we've seen in quite sometime. 14 in tannersville, you're doing skiing bundle up, temperatures will struggle to get out of the

teens, you're looking at a high in the upper elevations somewhere around 24, 25, 24 in martins creek chester checking in at 24. same number, south and east, glassboro, 24, vineland, 25. dover, 26 and the villas, checking in at 27. watch what happens you factor in the winds it feels like 1 below in the poconos. 12 in philadelphia. 14 in allentown and 14 degrees in trenton. and those windchills will stick around all day long. the windchill tracker struggling through the teens early on and getting in the mid 20s this afternoon. even though we're forecasting a high of 35, 3-6r, -- 36. bi3:00 p.m. it will feel like 35 degrees. the rain chances increase tuesday and wednesday, we have powerful storms big rains and winds on the way i'll time it out in the seven-day forecast in just a few.

>> thank you for the update. 9:32 a.m. a fire engulfed row homes in the logan section of philadelphia just last night. we know one person was injured after jumping for his life from a second floor window. as dann cuellar explains crews blamed high winds for fueling the fire. >> reporter: chopper 6 hd was over the scene early on in the 4900 block of north carlisle bearing witness to what firefighters were seeing on the grounds. >> companies arrived as described to me fire everywhere. him fire commissioner said high winds played a significant role in the intense fire. from the air, chopper 6 hd captured bright flashes of light as electrical wires and transformers blew. it was a wall of fire sending 100 firefighters in to do battle. >> the fire in a wind-driven situation like that once it gets out of the buildings of origin it can spread to adjacent

occupancies that's what happened here. >> reporter: one occupant had to jump from a second floor window, he was rushed to the hospital with second degree burns to his handles and face. four rows were consumed leaving an unknown number of people homeless including david brown. >> i don't have nothing. >> reporter: while the cause is not determined residents say the fire started in an abandoned row home occupied by a squatter. >> there's too much going on, basically abandoned they say it was a crack house, i don't know, it was abandoned and he was squatting. >> reporter: the fire marshal is investigating at the end of a busy day for firefighters battling at least 6 or 7 fires this day alone. meantime the red cross is on the scene assisting the occupants of the four row homes

consumed in the fire. in the logan section, dann cuellar channel 6 "action news." >> new this morning police k-9 searched for a gunman in voorhees, new jersey. a man in his 20s was shot at least twice in the chest. this happened around 11:00 p.m. along the 100 block of kicker bride road. the victim was taken to cooper university hospital in critical condition. the motive for the shooting is not clear. philadelphia police looking forhat happened in germantown. the man was shot in the chest on the 35 a hundred block of -- 5500 block of matthew street. he was taken to einstein in critical condition. the shooter has not been arrested. the search continues for a man who stole an suv with a toddler inside. the suv was taken from 8th and mckeen street in south philadelphia thursday night. the video shows the suspect carrying the 19-month-old girl in the car seat. he dropped the child off several

blocks away. she is okay and reunited with her mother. police are looking for the toyota rav iv with tag jmt4312. turnpike connector bridge, engineers say it will be early april before the bridge will be reopened to traffic and that is if everything goes as planned. a fracture in the main support beam on the pennsylvania side has crews clock. temporary supports are being erected, but a permanent fix will take at least 8 weeks. the bridge has been closed since january 20th. mount airy casino resort in the poconos has been slammed with a $25,000 fine by the state gaming control board after workers were accused of serving a gambler 27 alcoholic drinks in a nine hour period. the board said the customer was

playing table top slot machines at a casino bar. he was showing signs of intoxication about 9 drinks in, the bartender continued to serve him. 9:36 a.m. a new report has detailed a cheating scandal at the pennsylvania state police academy. there's evidence of at least 6 instructors who provided test answers to cadets. in some cases troopers orca debts for more senior classes provided answers to cadets. the report found most of the testing content did not change for several years. state police leaders say they are waiting on approval to institute a software program that would create unique tests for cadet classes. a judge's ruling for a north jersey girl who was blocked from playing with the school boy's basketball team. the family sued the archdiocese of newark after the school shut down the team and did not allow

her on the boy's team. it suit prompted expulsion for her cindy and her younger sister. the suit will allow them back in the school. you may think you know what a heart attack looks like, someone clutching their chest in pain. nearly half the heart attacks especially in women don't have those symptoms. they are called silent heart attacks. >> it started off as nausea, vomiting and sweating, chills. >> reporter: the 35-year-old thought she had food poisoning before christmas. she ignored it for a day 1/2 until she started having pain in her jaw and chest. >> i could put my hand there and feel major pumping. >> reporter: a family member called 911. she finally realized she was having a heart attack when they

gave her a aspirin to chew in the ambulance. >> i'm too young. i thought i was going to die. >> reporter: she did have heart damage and needed a double bypass operation. doctor ofd women seniors and diabetics are more likely to have heart attack symptoms that are not typical. >> the worst flew you've had in a long time. ingestion. women wait 64 hours to seek care while men wait 16 hours. >> it have devastating effects to recover or survive the heart attack. >> reporter: she is regaining her strength with the help of her biggest supporters her sons, she is looking forward to working again she learned an

important lesson, always listen to your body. >> if you feel any type of difference in your body, get it checked out you never know. and beyond knowing the symptoms of a heart attack, control risk factors such as as blood pressure, cholesterol and smoking and obesity. she has lupus so that raises her risk. ali gorman channel 6 "action news." >> there's much more to come on "action news" including "shelter me rescue of the week." >> reporter: i'm david murphy, this is freckles savored -- saved by city of elderly love, we'll learn about freckles and some of her friends on "action news." >> a way to make your wall also look professional while not paying for it. bundle up, it's cold out

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too, we don't have to worry about precipitation today or tomorrow. super bowl parties will be fine. 36 degrees that's where we're topping things out later on. which is a good 6 degrees below the zonal average. 42 -- seasonal average. 42 is the gaining sunlight. the sun sets at 5:44 p.m. 12, we're springing ahead. look at this, 7:05 p.m. from this opponent on, the days get longer and longer. windchills in the teens bundle up bundle up accordingly. you'll need layers, heavy winter coat gloves and hat minus one in the poconos. feels like 16 with the wind in wilmington. there's plenty of cold air out there. look at this, across the mid atlantic with the winds below in binghamton. 9 in buffalo. 5 in pittsburgh, 21 in washington d.c. ther cold air out there, there's no snow. actually we don't vo -- have any

clouds across the mid atlantic stave to get to moi this is lake effect, it stretches out 28 miles per hour. this band here has been there for the last nine days, they picked up over 100 inches of snow in nine days, in a town called red fie new york. over 8 feet of snow, we've barely seen five inches in the philadelphia area. not a good w the snow lovers that's way too much snow up there. 36 in philadelphia. 34 in reading. millville, 36. trenton, 34. with the wind we'll see the sunny skies, with the wind it will never feel like the mid 30s, it will feel like the mid 20s. tonight, 28 in philadelphia. 25 in wilmington and trenton, 22 in millville. 26 in cape may. underneath mostly cloudy skies. the exclusive accuweather seven-day cast, the we'renot watching anything today tomorrow or 36 47. monday sunny another nice

looking day. monday night we start clouding up here comes a stormsday int wednesday. this will cut into the great lakes which means it will put us in the mild sector of therm. the numbers will respond. 352 degrees tuesday tempts tuesday night all the way up to 60 wednesday periods of rain, strong gusty winds a cold front comes through w night us down again. thursday and friday, 36 and 34. there's no snow in the seven-day forecast. i'm sorry all the snow lovers out there when they see the 50s and 60s it's like awe. >> it takes the winds from your sails. >> 9:46 a.m. showing older pellets you care that's the city of elderly love. david murphy explains in this week's "shelter me rescue of the week." >> reporter: city of elderly love is a rescue dedicated to findings homes for older animals that are are too often considered past their prime. >> they are just as deserving as their younger counterparts.

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packed with flavor one hero was on a mission to save snack time. watch babybel in the great snack rescue. you want a piece of me? good, i'm delicious. creamy, delicious, 100% natural cheese. mini babybel. snack a little bigger. >> final check of the forecast before we go. >> reporter: mother nature reminding us it is still february 4. it's supposed to be cold out there. this morning it's definitely

blustery. windchills in the mid teens. today, 36, windchills in the mid 20s. on a positive note, we have sunshine. early clouds early sunday, 47 degrees monday, sunshine 46 degrees tuesday and wednesday, rain. spending time at the airport can be stressful and boring. denver international airport gave travelers a reason to smile. take a look at this. the airport host hosted the second puppy bowl friday. they watched and played with the puppies as they waited for their flights. they ran around in a turf likeen stopping for back scratches him they are all available for adoption on monday. jack hanna's "wild countdown" is next, "action news" continues later tonight. we're back tomorrow morning at 6:00 a.m. nasa has completed its stud on the efforts of space travel using twin astronauts.

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