binghamton and 8 in buffalo. and some arctic air continues to flood in from the north and west. that is where we are going. take a look at these temperatures. right now 30 below zero in and around the hudson bay. pickle lake 20 below and 5 in travers city. and the arctic air is coming in a straight shot from canada and at least at this point aside from the temperatures it is dry. we are not tracking storms but there is clouds off to the north and west and flurries in charleston west virginia and parts of pittsburgh and that could clip southern areas with a flurry or two. as we get into the evening hours, temperatures tumble into the mid-20s from 7:00 until 11:00. and 20s are the overnight low with clouds entering the forecast and as we go through the day tomorrow. these are the temperatures not windchills and blustery and cold and clouds in the morning and more sunshine in the afternoon and highs topping off in the mid

to upper 20s. and knock a good 10 degrees off the numbers for the windchills. we'll look at the seven-day forecast coming up. >> keep tabs on the plunging temperatures at 6abc.com/weather threw can find the hourly and seven-day forecast. to help you prepare for the brutal cold. of course it may be cold but there is no snow than makes it an easy day to travel. the action cam at philadelphia international airport things seem to be running smoothly but that is not the case everywhere at boston logan airport a jetblue flight hit a patch of ice and slid off the runway and saw 300 delays and dozens of cancellations. and a lots of folks headed home by train. 30th street was busy about no delays there. lets go to the traffic report. it's been plenty busy this day

after christmas walter and monica, the south philadelphia roadw roadways are grinchy here on 295 southbound but the good news is the northbound side where the crash up ahead past 70 is cleared. northbound 295 is looking better and you may want to use southbound 295 a lot of volume over there a 4 mile delay through mount laurel exit 4 because of volume and sun glare. and a bad crash in voorhees by 561. and an overturned truck we'll be without 301 for a while. and cedar road and highway 1 is an alternate on this tuesday half noon. camera time in king of prussia grinchy here this afternoon. two separate accidents by 202, and the latest one is off to the side and the travel time is not terrible and a downed pole

blocking virginia drive by the athletic complex. and abington township a house fire along susquehanna road avoid that as well. back to normal schedules on the septa regional rails and the trolleys and buses are on a modified schedule for the rest of this week. we'll check it again in the next half hour. >> an update on the standoff and murder-suicide in bethlehem and they held a news conference and revealed the shooter had weapons and fired more than 100 shots and annie mccormick is joining us with more. >> reporter: the northampton district attorney describing the standoff as a war zone specifically because of the amount of firepower that the suspect was able to have access to. he was a convicted felon and not allowed to have access to weapons. they now believe he was able to get the firearms from his father's extensive collection.

chilly details revealed by investigators today including this image of an armored police vehicle riddled with bullet holes during friday's deadly standoff. investigators revealing the danger officer as rived to after a resident called about a woman seen bleeding on a home's front yard in the 1500 block of dennis street. chopper 6 hd over the scene where you can see the first responding police officer forced to retreat behind a vehicle and a civilian taking cover behind a pickup truck as the shooter allegedly fired from inside of the home. >> at one point officer meehan not knowing where the shot came from, raised his head with his gun in the right hand and left hand against the car to try to identify the location of the shooter at which time another shot was fired from the house going between the officer's head and his hand missing him very

closely. >> a massive police response ensued offering backup and armored vehicle able to save the police officer and the neighborhood remained on lockdown and hours later the police moved in and found the shooter dead. he fired at least 100 rounds at police. >> tactical members were able to view him while motionless in the basement. at this point they affected entry into the residence and found him dead of an apparent self inflicted gunshot wound to the head. >> he was identified and believe he shot his mother identified as mary louise moyer 11 times, leaving her to die in the front yard. and after moving in investigators found the amount of firearms and ammo the suspect had at his disposal. something he was not suppose to have. >> and ensuing search found that he had access to two russian assault arrives and

sega .12-gauge semi automatic shotgun. >> they believe he got the shotguns from his father's extensive collection. and a twist to this tragic story. and they found that his father was found two days later on christmas day. they believe he killed himself and police today are crediting team work especially with the armored vehicle coming through saving the police officer and also the civilian you saw hiding behind the truck. their response preventing more fatalities that could have happened there. channel 6 "action news." >> such a tragic story. thank you. police officer shot critically wounded a suspect today in the cobb's creek section of philadelphia. it began at 9:00 this morning with the robbery of a person in a deli in the 5200 block of irving street and officers responded and a short time later spotted the vehicle matching the trips of the one driven by the

suspect. and the suspect slammed into another vehicle. and when the officer approached the suspect police say he made threatening motions and when the officer shot the man in the chest. and the suspect was taken to the hospital in critical condition. and now they believe it's the end of the a day long crime spree. we'll have more at 6:00. and fire heavily damaged a home in camden county. chopper 6 hd was over the scene on sapling way in atco. it was just a one alarmer but you see the damage it caused. >> and chopper 6 hd over the charred rubble of to homes in slaughter beach, delaware. a christmas night fire ripped through several homes destroying these two and badly damaging two others and went to four alarms before firefighters got the upper hand and view captured the intensity of the flames and nobody was injured. the state fire marshall is

investigating the cause of the blaze. the hustle and bustle of the holiday season is behind us because now returning gifts that are not quite right. $90 billion is estimated to go back to the stores. wendy saltzman spent the day after the stores. and joins us live. hi wendy happy holidays. >> reporter: to you as well monica. if you said ugh instead of ah, you are not alone. many shoppers are here today making a mad dash to the malls to do returns and exchanges. that is at the top of their list. from deck the halls to packing the malls, 40% of americans are expected to make the holiday exchanges on the 26 and 27th of december. so far shoppers say their returns are smooth sailing at the cherry hill mall. it came early because we didn't want to be in the long lines. it's not that bad. the key shoppers warn to prepare

for a wait. >> so just pack patience and it took extra time but it's all done. some made returns because the size was not right. >> most of it was way too big. >> others had different lists. >> she picks the day after. we are hitting a couple of sneaker stores. >> at the gloucester outlet it's bargains bringing them out for the best prices of the season. >> we always go after christmas shopping and we take it easy during black friday and go hard after christmas sales. >> some stores dropping prices 70% off or more. >> we go out to see what we can get. if you have to make a return experts have a few tips and have the receipt ready and get the value of the lowest sale price for the item and be prepared to pay a restocking fee of 15bers for electronics and exchanges. read the exchange policy some only except for 15 days and some

after the new year. >> it was hard to get a different size, so everything i was returning they didn't have the size i needed and said tomorrow you'd have a better chance exchanging something. >> so if you want it avoid the long lines, the advice is to hit the stores early or late and most of the shoppers are coming in the middle of the day and another alternative is to ship your goods back and others are offering free shipping returns over the holidays. wendy saltzman back to you. >> or regift. that is the other option. >> thank you. still ahead on "action news" a christmas to remember. we'll introduce you to a granddad that received a rare organ transplant. just in time to enjoy two bigd milestones. and meghan markle makes history as she prepares for the new role in the royal family. what she did for christmas.

christmas day is a historic one in lon as meghan markle became the first fiance asked to join is the royal family for the traditional services. and for the first time filmed

with her future sister-in-law and brother if law. >> and the custsy to the queen. and the family gathered around to watch the annual speech and acknowledged market saying she looks forward to welcoming new members of the fanly each year. and moving on a grandfather ino is celebrating the perfect gift this year the gift of life. >> ali gorman joins us now on the big board with a nice story. >> for many people waiting for the organ transplant can be excruiseating. the man was waiting for two organs and the family is grateful to his donor. ♪ ♪ despite being in the hospital, 60-year-old robert saily is singing for joy. >> i was in intensive care when i did that. just days earlier robert receive

aid rare multiorgan transplant. a genetic disease called alpha one deficiency caused robert's long and liver to fail. >> he receive aid double lung and liver at the same time from the same donor. >> it's difficult because have you to get them from the same donor. >> after a 12 hour praks he woke up with new lungs and a liver on a special day. >> it was our 35th wedding anniversary. you know the best gift that i could have ever gotten from anyone that was the gift of life from a donor. >> robert spent last christmas in the hospital. he was not sure he would live to see another. but thanks to a priceless gift is he singing a different tune christmas car rolls with his grandkids. >> one of the most important things in his life is to be a

grandfather and now he gets to have the opportunity. >> to me that is what it's all about. we go over and watch the kids open their presents, i can't wait. >> robert also underwent with heart surgery and is getting stronger every day. there are more than 100,000 people waiting for life saving organs we have a link with more information on becoming a don'ter at 6abc.com. >> wow. >> great story. >> all the best to him. much more 20 two come on "action news" a new industry is about to launch in california. >> sales of recreational marijuana will be legal for the first time but the state says they may not be ready. details when "action news" comes right back.

in less than a week california's legal pot market will be opened for business. a market valued at $7 billion. and questions remain and businesses need a local permit and state license and that process is moving slowly apparently. some cities are ready to go and cities like los angeles are not even starting to accept

applications to sell marijuana until next month. users need to follow rules. and american airlines and gave a $500 travel voucher to a passenger that says the airline gave her first class ticket away. given to congresswoman sheila jackson. it shows jean marie simon canceled her seat due to a weather delay and denied she canceled the flight and was given a seat in economy plus and see the congresswoman sitting in the original seek. and they gave it her because it was available and not because she was a member of congress. the mayor of sea isle city announced an update to the flood decision in sea isle city. he told the town it went from a

class a to class 3 in the community rating system class five to class three rather. and it's due to mainly new construction that meets teem fema's strict standards and a lower class the bigger the discounts. it's a good thing. still to come a check of the accuweather forecast. >> outside now a picture of the center city skyline. and adam joseph has the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast. when "action news" comes right back.

even for a place accustomed to a lot of snow this scene in eerie, pennsylvania is unusual. a record breaking amount of snow fell yesterday. we are talking 34 inches, three feet and this morning another 19 inches fell. combined the highest two day total in the state. and tough to get around but you need a plan if you are a dog. and what is coming our way? >> what? >> we love inches but maybe an inch or two by the weekend or so. but the bitter cold air is now arriving. as we look at the weather center folks are braving it though as we take a look at stormtracker 6

live double scan and sky 6 hd weather graphics are not loading in there. >> we believe you. >> sky 6 hd showing at city hall, we see it there a lot of the folk there's enjoying their night outdoors and it may be chilly overall but they are skating around and trying to warm themselves around going for hot cocoa there. at dillworth park and the rothman ice rink. a nice night there. as we take a look. let me keep passing by this. the temperatures, windchill 16 in allentown and 18 in reading and 19 in lancaster and 22 in wilmington and 21 in millville. and at the atlantic city airport 25 degrees and windchill is definitely going to be something we track here in the next 48 hours as the arctic air comes in and the winds come up as well. satellite 6 along with action radar showing down to the deep south a system near new orleans that stays in the deep south and

overall across the country it's quiet and it's going remain that way through the end of this week. a little system in the ohio valley than system continues to move its way to the east and bring a flurry late tonight in southern areas and temperatures you can see coming in from the northern plains, 3 below zero in bismark and 4 in chicago and omaha. and 22 in cincinnati. and only 50 in atlanta, georgia. the cold is taking over much of the eastern half of the country and tomorrow sun and clouds and breezy and 25 in allentown is the air temperature. and 26 in reading and 28 in philadelphia and 29 in millville and below freeing for the boardwalk down to cape may county. and again air temperatures are one thing and windchills are another tomorrow morning. when you step out the door 4 in allentown and 5 in reading and lancaster and 12 in millville and tomorrow afternoon temperatures in the single digits that is how it feels tomorrow afternoon north and

west and teens for philadelphia and wilmington all points down to the south, a brutally cold day on the way tomorrow and that continues into the the next five days, the five-day at 5:00. 28 is the high and windchills in the teens. and thursday very cold and sun with just a few clouds. and 26 degrees and we get into your friday. and windchills remain in the teens friday mostly cloudy and a few flurries at 29 and it's the beginning of the weekend on saturday where we could see light snow passing through with temperatures in the 20s and the rest of that seven-day forecast guys where temperatures do not get to freezing even beyond that. >> when does spring begin. thank you. much more ahead on "action news" at 5:30. we'll be right back. michael: i'm thankful that

i'm alive and have a second chance. james: i'm thankful for the help and the opportunity that i received. darlene: i'm thankful to be able to help people in crisis. vanessa: i'm thankful that addiction is treatable, and that help is available. christie: new jersey is experiencing a heroin epidemic fueled by opioid painkillers. but if you or someone you love is struggling with addiction, i want you to know: we are here for you. this holiday season, choose help. call 844 reach nj or visit reachnj.gov.

hello. here is what is happening on "action news" at 5:00. the pageant that began a century ago and the email scandal that

plagued the miss america organization and two people are displaced after a blaze in the german town section of the city. and you may begin the new year as a multimillionaire. the growing jackpots up for grabs this week. >> and the latest fallout from the miss america email scandal. the pageant began on the atlantic city boardwalk in the 1920s continues to draw attention to the jersey shore each year and now plagued by a huffington post report revealing derogatory emails aimed at pageant contestants. and they have resigned but that may not be enough. >> the shakeup at the miss america organization. ♪ there she is >> after the huffington post published leaked emails from sam haskell exposing lewd and demeaning comments about the contestants the future of the organization is now in jeopardy.

2013 miss america malory hagen was the subject of many emails belittled about her love life and weight. >> it was used about other miss americas while i was miss america so it shouldn't have surprised me. >> the fallout is swift. dozens of form erwiners signed a petition for leadership to step down and now haskell has resigned along with lynn widener and president and coo josh randall and dick clark productions cut ties. >> i hope it signals the reinvention and start a larger conversation here. >> haskell says that the emails were conveniently edited and the comments were not as described and they tell abc that they predate his employment and does not reflect my values or the values i work to promote at the miss america organization. >> and the form erwiners that

signed the petition say that the organization's entire board should step down saying in a statement they are determined to take back their program. breaking news four right now from folcroft, delaware county. firefighters are on the scene of a fire at a commercial building on the 2400 block of del mar drive a half hour ago. the arriving fire crews says it was running along the rooftop and if you look at the right hand side of the screen the firefighters are on the roof appearing to fight the blaze there. no injuries are reported at this time but a fire at a 7-eleven in folcroft. earlier today people in wilmington, delaware had the right idea wearing heavy coats and hats and gloves, and our

four-legged friends needed a coat as you see here and this is just the beginning because it's cold for a while. sky 6 hd taking a live look here outside and it develops in a cloudy night and temperatures stay below freezing and meteorologist, adam joseph, joins us now with a check of the accuweather forecast. >> the air temperatures remain there over the next seven days minimum. it could be longer than that. you factor in the windchills and it's even colder 22 right now and 22 in trenton and 22 in millville and upper 20s for delaware and teens rights now from lancaster to reading and 2 up in the poconos, quiet and clear and there is clouds to the west. and clouds will be breaking overnight tonight. and it could spark a quick flurry and philadelphia points south and at midnight overall a quiet evening on tap with the temperatures falling into the 20s and 29 at 7:00 and 28 at 8:00 and 27 or so mid evening

hours, and by 11:0026 degrees and the low drops down to 20 and factor in the winds, windchills in the teen most of the time. as we look at the planner for your wednesday, this is how it feels. from start to finish basically 15, 16, 17 degrees in the morning going into the afternoon with the winds kicking up especially in the afternoon 10 to 15 miles per hour with gusts over 20. we'll talk about the extended bitter blast with the seven-day forecast. >> thank you. world news tonight with david muir will have more on the heavy lake-effect snow and the storm that brought a very white christmas to parts of our country and the problems it caused from the west coast to the northeast. that is tonight at 6:30 after "action news." firefighters braced the cold as they battle added a house fire in the german town section of philadelphia. over the 1600 block of avenue. the fire broke out at 11:00 this morning. it's not clear what sparked it or if there was injured

connected to the blaze. and philadelphia's german town section chopper 6 hd over the scene of a deadly shooting on green street. a 18-year-old man was shot twice in the stomach and in the neck. and rushed to temple university hospital and later died. at this time no arrests are made. from our new jersey newsroom a ride that offers a breathtaking view of atlantic city is open. the observation wheel at the steel pier began operating today. it can fit six people per cabin and the third largest in the u.s. and it goes only in the temperatures are above 40 degrees, this is the only ride at the steel pier that is open at this time. >> the city in philadelphia has joined a lawsuit against department of defense for failing to report criminal histories and dishonorable

discharges to the criminal background check system. it was brought to the attention last month when a member shot and killed 26 people at a texas church. if his conviction was reported he would not have been able to purchase the gun legally and done the shooting. san francisco and philadelphia are among the cities backing the lawsuit. nearly $360 million for the new year, the jackpot rolled to $337 million. that is a $210 million cash payout and nobody matched all six numbers on saturday but two people matched four with power option. they were worth $100,000. meanwhile, the mega millions is inching closer to the $300 million mark. right now the jackpot for

tonight is $227 million or a $172 million cash payout. that would be the fifth largest mega millions jackpot of the past four years. see the winning numbers tonight on "action news." tonight marks the start of the kwanzaa celebration and the please touch museum kicked off the holiday with a kwanzaa celebration. it includes art projects and focused on symbols and themes and music and dance performances by the seventh principle. and each day of kwanzaa is dedicated to the seven principles including unity creative and faith. >> time for the "action news" traffic report. lets go live to matt pellman. >> we are getting ready for kwanzaa at boathouse row. the mayor was out here lighting up boathouse row in honor of kwanzaa. the west river drive is blocked

off and people are there watching the lighting of boathouse row than means more traffic here the schuylkill expressway. and watching a disabled vehicle here in the westbound lanes just past spring garden. one earlier past 30th street and that cleared out and you want to use the schuylkill or kelly drive instead of the mlk. and crashing along the blue route approaching route 3 is off to the side. and delays are not bad but not too good if berks county. 7 miles per hour coming eastbound on i-78 because a wreck and stick with old u.s. 22 or 222, 78 eastbound is not where you want to be. and east chester county has a crash that brought down a pole and wires and stick with valley creek or 401. and middletown delaware a crash as well. tractor trailer accident that is brocking 301 and we hear most of the evening this could be blocked.

stick with cedar bridge or highway 1 to avoid that. back over to you. >> thanks matt. eagles mania continues following last night's win against the raiders and the principle of blessed virgin school in delaware county is such a big fan we asked about the win and what to expect? >> sister virginia with analysis of last night game. santa deliver aid nice gift to the phillies fans with a win and hold field advantage. in the end the defense came through darby key interception woke up the crowd. foles not connecting he has to work on that. elliot three point kick and barnett slam dunk in the end zone and next up dallas cowboys we'll run them out of town with an l in their column and a w in ours because the defense will do some ho, ho, ho hitting.

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cameras are added across the city and the exact number is kept a secret. minneapolis police say that some of the cameras are put up by the federal government and those come down after the super bowl. and others put up by local police will stay in place. >> eagles as you know clinched home advantage and they have one more game in the regular season they have to play. >> there is lots of work to be done and jaime apody has more on that. >> the number one overall seed has a 54% of getting there. >> the eagles did not look good yesterday but there is something to be said about a team that finds a way to win. last week they did it in spite of a terrible game by the defense and last night terrible game by the offense. 13-2. that is my glass half full. but boy was that game ugly. they clinched home field advantage with the win over the oakland raiders but when one for

14 on third down and in the end it took a ronald darby interception to set up a jake elliot 48 yard field goal to seal it. but the team cannot play like that and expect to win in the playoffs. >> we have to continue to work. these guys have only worked with nik for a couple of weeks and we'll have another week and a chance during it's by to continue to work. you know we have to work on keeping the faith. >> we are 13-2 and we still have a lot of room to improve. there is sometimes games in the nfl that go like this, i have been a part of these games before. and have been fortunate to win some of them you feel better when you win it and humbled in the sense that our defense did an amazing jobs and giving us opportunities in the end. and jake made a great kick but it's something we have to clean up and we can't go out there and do that and expect to win games. >> nick foles and the receivers

could not get into a rhythm. and now the dallas game meani meaningless to play foles or not and risk the rust. >> i trust the coaches i will continue to improve and work and i trust whatever they say. i'm always ready to go and play. >> it's worth the risk. i'm not a coach. not worth the risk going out and getting hurt. we have to work out in practice. and you know at the end of the day you practice how you play. >> torrey smith says don't play him and peterson is leaning toward playing foles at least for a little bit but hear what he said about his team in the locker room after the game. >> every team we have to face from here on out thooz come through the stadium and play you guys. [ applause ] . hey, congratulations, coaches and players and everything, it's

not pretty, i don't care about pretty. the bottom line is you found a way to win the game. >> we said it a couple of weeks ago and it's not going to be easy or pretty just get it done. family on three! >> it wasn't easy and it wasn't pretty but they did win. and so did the sixers, the sixers head out west for three games and yesterday they beat the knicks 105-98 with sharp shooting by jj reddick and their own shooting guard joel embiid. the big man with 25 on his christmas day debut. and they snapped the five game losing streak. they are definitely one of the up and coming teams losing streak aside. >> embiid is fun to watch. fantastic. >> thank you jaime. all right more coming your way when we take a break.

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the latest edition to the star wars won the box office off the weekend. it earned an estimated $32 million just on christmas day. and now ranked as the 28th

highest gross film of all times. it has launched in every global market except china where it debuts on january 25th. >> time for a check of the accuweather forecast with meteorologist, adam joseph, and temperatures are going to dip. >> to say the least. brutal stretch and windchills on top of that. as we take a look at the weather senter live on sky 6 hd it's not shying away folks from city hall and the rothman ice rink. this day after christmas enjoying the lights and spirit that continues even beyond the actual holiday. as we take a look though, what to expect here as we move forward in that accuweather forecast. the arctic invasion arrives here tonight and brutal windchills at times over the next seven days and just to throw an extra

something in as the system develops off the coast and could be clipped by it here on saturday. temperatures in the 20s right now in allentown and lancaster, 28 in trenton and below freezing in philadelphia and same for wilmington and beach haven and one place still above freezing that is cape may and that is basically the last of it here as we push forward. as we look at windchills 16 allentown and 18 in reading and 19 in lancaster. and 22 in philadelphia. 31 is the air temperature and factor in the wind and knock off 9 degrees and 21 in millville. and the thermometers look at windchills. satellite 6 along with action radar clouds coming in from the west. and breaking apart as they push over the mountains, the drying wind coming in over the west northwest. a couple of flurries floating in there and we could see a few of those overnight tonight south of philadelphia and not much here

at all. partly cloudy for the majority and cold and 12 in the suburbs and center city with the northwesterly wind 5 to 5 miles per hour. and the high tomorrow 28 degrees and really strong high pressure to the west. and there is a lot of wind around this high and you see the lake-effect snows ongoing in spots south and east of the lakes with the wind coming in out of the west northwest and continues around the lakes as it's high gets closer and high of just 26 degrees and the clipper system rides to the north on friday and brings clouds on friday and a quick snow shower around. future tracker 6 windchills how it feels tomorrow afternoon. 2:30, 15 in philadelphia and zero in chicago and memphis 21 degrees. there is an a lot of parts of the country dealing with the brutal cold and 18 below 2:00 in the afternoon in bismark and teens in philadelphia thursday afternoon and how it feels, 15

in st. louis and going into friday at lunch time 18 philadelphia and 6 in cincinnati and 6 below in chicago as a reenforcing shot comes in behind the storm that develops over the weekend going into next week. as we look at the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast 20s that is it for start to finish for air temperatures, but again look at windchills here. dry the next two days and a lot of clouds friday with a flurry around at 29. on saturday watch forever a period of light snow and even moderate snow developing in the morning into the afternoon 29 degrees and behind that system it brings down even colder air sunday. 24 for a high. and frigid on monday and same 24 overnight low of 29 in the city and near zero in the suburbs for overnight lows next week and tuesday the same sunny and cold at 25 degrees. yes, 32 never looks so good. >> a record coming up.

>> pretty much. keep tabs on the plunging temperatures at 6abc.com/weather. there you can find the hourly and seven-day forecast. to hip prepare for the brutal, brutal cold. michael: i'm thankful that

i'm alive and have a second chance. james: i'm thankful for the help and the opportunity that i received. darlene: i'm thankful to be able to help people in crisis. vanessa: i'm thankful that addiction is treatable, and that help is available. christie: new jersey is experiencing a heroin epidemic fueled by opioid painkillers. but if you or someone you love is struggling with addiction, i want you to know: we are here for you. this holiday season, choose help. call 844 reach nj or visit reachnj.gov.

a consuper alert for astin martin owners they have recalled vehicles because of safety concerns. nearly 3500 of the vehicles are recalled over concerns that the vehicles could roll away if they are parked on an incline without the parking brake engaged and the auto make is recalling 2,000 vehicles because of a fire risk of battery cables. and now coming up next at 6:00. a police officer shoots a man wanted for two gun point robberies. we have new details about the suspect alleged crime industry.

and a first look at the destruction caused by a large fire in delaware. for adam joseph, and jaime apody, rick williams. and all of us at "action news" i'm monica malpass join me next for "action news" at 6:00.

"action news" delaware valley's leading news program. with ducis rogers, meteorologist cecily tynan, and jim gardner. tuesday night and jim is off and i'm monica malpass. in the news the search is on for an armed bank robber and details about the nine hour standoff

with a suspect here in bethlehem. the big story on "action news" is a bold crime spree that led to a police involved shooting and a police officer shot a man today after he allegedly crashed a stolen car robbed a man in a deli and carjacked a woman at gun point. trish mart man is live in the carjacking victim's neighborhood. >> reporter: we spoke with the victim of that first crime, the carjacking here on church road. she and her family were too shaken to go on camera but it all happened coming home from a christmas celebration good it was here in the 5200 block of church road in winfield that the suspect started his crime spree. the victim's mother tells us the family was coming home from a christmas party and the car was filled with christmas gifts and the diabetes medication and according to the