plan your winter getaway at iloveny.com "action news", delaware valley's leading news ram, with meteorologist melissa magee, jeff skversky and walter perez. saturday night i'm walter perez, vice-president mike pence speaks to the federal list society in center city. also a woman is injured by a pole that came crashing down on a street in center city during a car crash. but the big story on

"action news" is reversal of the president trump's travel ban at least for now. last night a federal judge blocked the ban and today airlines are accepting travelers from seven muslim majority countries. regardless, white house is vowing to fight as president launched a twit era tack on the why who issued the ruling. "action news" reporter jeanett e reyes has more from p hl. >> reporter: news of the government suspending enforcement of the president trump's controversial refugee and immigration ban was met by many with relief. >> i think that is amazing. i'm a u.s. citizen. it does not affect me but i could tell coming in through immigration, that i was seeing more observed then i usually was before this ban. >> reporter: today's actions come a day after federal judge in washington state, temporarily block the ban, and extraordinary setback for the new administration. >> week ago to take actually i asked that the administration seized enforcement of this order this will a more thoughtful policy could be stated. i'm pleased natalie order has

been halted. >> reporter: president trump criticized the judge and his decision. tweeting, the opinion of this so-called judge, which essentially takes law enforcement away from our country, is ridiculous and will be overturn. >> when a country is no longer able to say who can and cannot come in and out especially for reasons of safety and security , big trouble. >> millions still believe something needs to be done. >> every time i get on a flight ie somebody like that, it makes me feel uneasy. >> reporter: this trump supporters says the president needs to rethink his approach to such controversial issues. >> are you still for him. >> definitely. >> reporter: do you like what he has done so far. >> i think he can slow down a little bit, because it is not really popular right now and i just hope he slows down so he doesn't face, god forbid impeachment. >> reporter: and advocacy organizations are encouraging travelers affected pie this

ban, and it is now, lifted temporarily they are asking them to rebook their travel as soon as possible while this window is opened and their visas are valid. reporting from philadelphia international airport jeanette reyes for channel six "action news". protest as begins the ban, continues, spread far and wide another such demonstration took place in our nation's capitol and joined in their message by london and paris. in canada hundreds of people joined hand, and formed a human chain around a months income show of support for the muslim community. world news sat take will have very latest on the the protest and reaction to the blocking of trump's travel ban coming up on "action news" at 60:00. and with all of this going on vice-president, mike pence, was in philadelphia today, for his speech inside of the building that once served as the seat for the u.s. congress most of the comments involved president trump's choice for supreme court nominee. pence arrival also, drew protesters who picketed outside. "action news" reporter bob brooks has more.

>> reporter: walk into a standing ovation, vice-president mike pence was greet by around 120 members of the federallist society, inside of historic congress hall. main focus of his see much was on supreme court nominee neil gorsuch. >> by the grace of god and i know will be tireless efforts of everyone in this room, i believe neil gorsuch will soon take his seat and asiana associate justice on the supreme court of the united states. >> reporter: pence says there is no judge more qualified to serve on the supreme court then gorsuch. >> after president george w. bush nominated him to the tenth circuit court of the appeals they gave him a unanimous rating of well qualified which is highest possible recommendation. >> reporter: he says natalie judge is hard at work in washington right now to gain approval of the senate. >> he is already met with 12 senators, in both political parties. and, he has been making himself available to meet with all 100 members of the senate if they are willing to meet with him. >> reporter: those at the speech today agreed with his nomination judge gorsuch is a

main stream, and at the same time he is an originallist and really important qualities. >> he is one of the biggest stars on the bench, main stream, brilliant, great writer. >> reporter: outside congress hall opposition to pence, and gorsuch, continued. >> mike pence go away. >> reporter: pence acknowledged there could be a fight mounting in the senate to stop gorsuch from getting through. >> of course, several announce their opposition within minutes of his nomination. and now they are even threatening to use the filibuster procedure in the senate to stop him. make no mistake about it, this would be an unwise, unprecedented act. >> reporter: vice-president pence went onto say he and president donald trump will do everything in their power to stop a filibuster from happening. reporting from independence mall, bob brooks, channel six "action news". another protest took place today this one against a proposed pipeline in new jersey. several dozen people took part in the demonstration in marmor a cape may county, they are upset about a proposal to

run a gas pipeline through pineland. that would run from 22 miles from cumberland county to a gas electric fired plant in cape may county. the would it run where utilities are traditionally band. moving on to the accu weather forecast. cold today. sun was out. tomorrow we could see a bit of the warm up. meteorologist melissa magee joins with us our first check of the accu weather forecast, hi there, melissa. >> hi there walter. certainly chill a cross delaware and lehigh valleys. temperatures are only in the upper 20's, lower 40's. third 34 in philadelphia 21 degrees in the poconos. and 30 degrees in cape may. we've got a southeasterly wind despite a milder, wind flow, temperatures, still even colder when you factor in the wind chills. it feels like 26 degrees in philadelphia current wind chill in allentown 23. out in the poconos just feeling like 12 degrees. twenty-seven in cape may. wind chill number down in dover, coming in at 26. so if you are stepping outside on the town on this saturday night, we've got you covered. it will be turning cloudy as we go throughout the rest of the evening, and 7:00 p.m.

mostly cloudy and a temperature of 30. 29 degrees at 8:00 p.m. thirty at 8:00 o'clock. as we get into our 9:00 o'clock or 10:00 p.m. and 11:00 o'clock tonight temperatures holding at 31 degrees. we will talk about what we can expect. wind chills rest of tonight will be in the 20's. extra layers will be needed. it does get milder on sunday, one could say closer to where we should be for this time of the year. we're also tracking threat of rain next week. we will take a closer look in the full, exclusive, accu weather forecast, walter. >> thanks, melissa. two police officers in philadelphia suffered minor injuries, while trying to arrest a burglary suspect. officers were called to the 100 block of south 20th street at 10:00 o'clock this morning. it was there where a man, was allegedly trying to burglarized rittenhouse pet supply. we're told it took several officers to subdue the suspect and a woman walking in center city was hospitalized after she was struck by a falling pole, during a car crash. it happened just before 2:00 this afternoon along 700 block of chestnut street.

investigators say natalie driver, lost control, and then struck the pole, which came crashing down on the victim. she was taken to jefferson hospital where she is listed in stable condition. police in voorhees, new jersey are investigating a shooting there, that ended with a man in critical condition. investigators say right around 11:00 o'clock last night two people got into an argument. one pulled out a gun and shot the man several times. investigators say natalie two did know each other. the victim was taken to cooper trauma center. the suspect remains on the loose. a violent crash this morning in the city's west oak lane section ended with a man killed and a woman in critical condition. this was the scene at about 1:30 this morning on the broad street near stenton avenue. investigators say a ford explorer was speeding and then slammed in another vehicle. two people in that explorer were eject. a 30 year-old man was pronounced dead and 28 year-old woman remains in critical condition. two people from the other car were taken to the hospital with non-life threatening injuries. much more to come on "action news" tonight, a chilly day, makes it a great day for a good book.

youngsters curled up for a very special story time at the springfield mall. but first, what does walking in a pool of have to to with science, to a event in drexel university found out that today we will show you more of the really cool stuff on display at the end. former eagles will find out if they are induct in the pro football hall of fame. jeff skversky has sports when "action news" comes right back

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no shortage of really impressive science experiments on display today in university city. the best part was, that everyone there got to try them drexel university hosted a day offhand on science for the seventh year. kid got their feet wet in gooe y walking in this, a mixture of corn starch and water and seem like a solid but then flow like a liquid. they used fruits, vegetables to make electricity. february is black history month and today in wilmington

they soluted black greek life. >> ♪ >> local fraternity and sorority chapter showed up at the walnut street ymca for the community event there were performance is a long with informational displays about the different greek organizations. wilmington will host more celebrations of african hearn heritage all month long. sesame place in langhorne is hiring for the summer. they held a job fair for anyone 16 or older who is looking foresees nal work. the they are looking for life guards, cooking operations hosts, photographers and much, much more and their future boss elmo was there to meet with the potential new employees. wilmington fire fighters ... got some very important legal documents in order to help with the law students. this wills for heroes event was hosted by delaware law school where students along with volunteer attorneys helped fire fighters put together their wills at no costs. this event was in honor of three members of the wilmington fire department who

lost their lives, on the job, last year. and in celebration of the chinese new year with delicious food and much, much more in center city. reading terminal market was hot today for the day looking event. they had chinese cooking demonstrations, musical performances and more there were chinese crafts for sale. this, by the way, is the year of the the rooster. video just like that. or upload your photos like this. or this. or that. it's the only 750 meg internet available to millions, with uploads as instant as downloads. we took internet speed and completely reinvented it, introducing fios instant internet. internet the way it should be. i work ovi need when i my blood sugar to stay in control. so i asked about tresiba®. ♪ tresiba® ready ♪ tresiba® is a once-daily,

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winning combination. they have a lot of hockey to be played, hopefully they can figure this thing out. flyers have not played well this season so could dave hakstol get another tough line up decision against l.a. shayne gostisbehere and travis konecny both benched. michael neuvirth making his second straight start in net the for flyers as they try to take down the kings. there you go, send them back to l.a. not knowing what hit them. pick it up expected period, sean couturier with the break away. off the post. flyers only 17 shots on goal. later in the second kings with the close call too. flyers turn it over, neuvirth caught off guard but still denies dustin brown. scoreless even of the third, neuvirth again, wow, stops 27 shots in regulation but in overtime, take the shot and who wins it? yep, former flyers jeff carter got lucky on that one beats neuvirth, only sidney crosby has more goals than carter. flyers lose one to nothing in overtime but at least they

pick up a point. >> yes, you know, it it was a tough game. we have to find a way to win the game. after a performance like that, you know, it is tough to only get a point. >> it is a pretty tight game out there. not a lot of space. we have to find a way to win games. joel embiid will miss his fifth straight game tonight in miami, sixers big man remains side line with the knew contusion. nerlens knoll is probable after sitting out last one robert covington will not play >> jahlil okafor is expected to start against the heat, hottest team in the league and that is where his focus is, not the on the trade rumors involving the bulls. okafor shrugged it off at shoot around saying he worries about what he can control and that is being a great player. coach brett brown, he even coaches his guys on how to deal with these rumors. >> well, you know, i'll get you better, and that could be with us, it could be with somebody else, but while you are with me until somebody tells me otherwise, i'm giving you my best effort and they

understand that and we communicate. we communicate. i give those guys tremendous credit on how they have handled it. >> it is selection saturday, will former eagles safety brian dawkins score a spot in canton. he will find out at 8:00 if he will be induct in the pro football hall of fame. dawkins a first time finalist for hall of fame, nine time pro bowl played 13 of the 16 seasons with the eagles, led them to the playoffs eight times including super bowl loss to the patriots in 2004. former eagles receiver terrell owens is also hoping to catch a spot in the hall of fame tonight in his second year of eligibility. only jerry rice has more receiving yard then owens hoist a six time pro bowler and he told me a few weeks ago he has earned a spot, in canton. >> with respect to that i just tell people i don't expect it to be given to me. i don't even feel like i'm deserving of it, it is something i have earned. >> you don't feel like you

have deserved it. >> i have earned it. >> we are nearly 24 hours away from kick off for super bowl 51 pen pay freeze yachts and falcons. it will feature two quarterbacks with the highest rating, exton native math the math ryan while that guy is making and looking for his fifth win. it would be the most, all time >> you owe so much to your family and your wife and your spouse, or people who support you, because they are pulling the burden at home for us to live our dream. our dream is so important but it is not their dream, you know. they are sacrificing a lot of their love for what we do and you want to be able to reward them. >> brady will try to win a championship in the same building where villanova won, by the way, they will play tonight against saint john's. >> who do you have. >> i think patriots would win. would i like to see falcons win, big win forston native math the math ryan but i think patriots will win. >> falcons in the blow out...

i hope. up next on "action news", meteorologist melissa magee has the exclusive look at the accu weather seven day forecast but first here's is what coming up on world news saturday. coming up, travel ban showdown federal judge blocks president trump's executive order, is this headed to the supreme court? plus, a major warning if you use a lap top wait until you see this video, and could one coach's secret the to a super bowl victory be fashion- related. the it is all coming up after "action news".

time for a check of the accu weather forecast with meteorologist melissa magee and we're back to normal tomorrow. >> yes, it is nice to be

normal for a change, isn't it. >> well, you know, i wouldn't know. i remain abnormal myself. >> witt will get better across the area. let's show you storm tracker six double scan radar, it is drying. no issues with precipitation. it was really chill toy day. we will show you picture outside, action cam was outside earl tore day there in center city on broad street. folks bundled up with their hats, hoodies and their gloves , because it was certainly on the cold side today. high for us in the the 30's with you when you factored in the wind chill it felt much colder. we had a quick cold snap. yesterday's high 35 degrees. today we came in at the 36. normal for us this time of the year is 42. we will get closer to that as we get in the second half of our weekend. february stats to share with you, the average high when we start off off the month coming in at 41. by the time we close out the month temperature closer to 47 sunrise time 7:09. by the end of the month 6:36. the trade off is that the sunset, as we see the beginning of the month is at

5:21. by the end of the month february 28th, sunset around 5:52. an indication natalie days are getting longer. as far as snowfall we're well below average for this time of the year. 8.8 inches is what we typically see. we have not seen that much so far so far this winter. we have a southeasterly win. still pretty chilly. thirty-four in philadelphia 32 in wilmington. thirty-one for reading and lancaster. twenty-one in the poconos. 29 degrees as we see the coast , in cape may but wind chills right now for the most part are in the the 20's. here is satellite six with action radar. you can see we have a partly cloudy sky across the area but the clouds will move quickly, fill on in and what we are tracking is an area of low pressure with a trailing cold front. disturbance that is moving over the midwest and great lakes this will work its way, eastward but cut up to the north. so if you are looking for snowfall, you have to travel, well up into the lehigh valley really northern sections of the lehigh valley and poconos as we get into tomorrow. but over the next 12 hours, turning cloudy, brisk, and cold. we will drop down to 20 in the suburbs for the overnight low

and 28 degrees, in philadelphia. so here's the setup for us tomorrow: we have a southeasterly wind. so temperatures will be a little bit milder, we're in at 45 for a high temperature tomorrow. then we're tracking a flurry or a sprinkle namely, north of the i-95 corridor northern lehigh valley, and up through the poconos as we get into tomorrow afternoon. so not a whole lot of precipitation with this system , as the front moves east of the appalachians, with a lot of the moisture starting to dry out. so tomorrow, cloud giving way to some sunshine, by the afternoon, we've got that southeasterly wind at five to 10 miles an hour. 41 degrees the high temperature in allentown. forty-five, in lancaster. forty-seven down in dover, tomorrow, and 48 degrees in cape may, and toms river coming in at 54. and 50 the high temperature at the coast in atlantic city. the here's the exclusive accu weather seven day forecast: tomorrow, cloud yielding to some sunshine. it will be a milder day. ren, today's high just 36. tomorrow, we're maxing out, close to 45. and on monday, we have some sun, and high temperature in at 46.

we're tracking a front moving on through, so some mixed precipitation is likely monday night and as temperatures get close to the freezing mark but then by tuesday, it is mild, with periods of rain, a high temperature in at the 55. early rain on wednesday, at 62 but temperatures will be falling, mid week, throughout the day, on thursday, much colder day, in at 35, for a high, and sunshine and cloud on friday, and then at 34. and then on saturday, it is mild which some evening rain possible with high temperature coming in at 43. so it feels better tomorrow, walter with clouds and some sunshine. >> sixty-two on wednesday. >> oh, yeah don't forget that tomorrow actually when we get into monday february 6th at 11:00 p.m. we have got the winter weather outlook. so we will have a report on what we can expect for the rest of the february. >> sound good. >> special report coming up at monday at the 11:00 o'clock. >> we already had groundhog. >> no, this is real. >> this is scientific. >> exactly. >> thanks, melissa. >> you can find the seven day forecast and live look at

storm tracker six double scan radar anytime of the day right there on our web site just go to six abc.com/weather. finally at 6:00 the magic of story telling came to light all across the country today, thanks to disney. annual advertise knee reads day at disney stores and barnes and noble store. new and old disney stories were read to kid of all age at no charge. this event here was held at the disney store in the springfield mall. disney is, of course, the parent company of six abc. world news saturday is next here on channel six. don't miss "action news" at ten on phl17 tonight. then we're back here again on six abc at 11:00. now for melissa magee, jeff skversky and ther tine "action news" team, i'm walter perez, we will see you right back here at 11:00 o'clock. >> ♪

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welcome to "world news tonight." the travel ban showdown. a federal judge puts the brakes on president trump's executive order, barring some immigrants and refugees. six states now challenging that order. using the president's own words against him. is this headed to the supreme court? face of terror. new details emerging about the man police say went on a machete attack at a world famous museum in paris. laptop hazard. the danger caught on camera. this laptop bursting into flames several times. could it happen to you? the warning signs to look out for. stolen baby. the terrifying moments for this mother, when a suspected carjacker takes off with her car and her child. and, secret to victory. those top qbs, getting into gladiator mode. but tonight, the big que