>> a you, 7:00 a.m., saturday, i'm gray hall. christie ileto joins us this morning. here's a look at the stories we're working on for you. two men are hurt after shots are fired outside a north philadelphia bar overnight. >> their bags are packed they are ready for minneol latest ons preparations for the super bowl. >> plus, the auto show roars back into town. let's go over to chris sowers, bing bam boom, you like that. >> reporter: i wondering where you were going with the bing bam boom. temperatures are climbing into the 50s, it's been a fairly chilly week. monday, tuesday, 62. and then the cold weather came in, wednesday, 45, wednesday

thursday, 37. yesterday 42. all the numbers will skyrocket into the 40s an 50s. 37 in dover. cape may, 38 degrees. chilly, not terribly cold. we're not dealing with windchills this morning. all locations west of philadelphia are seeing calmer winds. the winds will pick up as the day wears on. we could see gusts as high as 30 miles per hour, for now, all is quiet. this is the front pushing through the ohio and tennessee valleys this morning. area of low pressure develops along the front. both systems pull to the northeast, bring us wet weather heading into sunday. for today, today is the better of the two weekend days, sunny and windy and very, very mild. the normal high is 41. 16 degrees warmer than that. 57 degrees is the forecasted high. some locations south and east could hit 58 or 49 getting close

to 60. here comes the light rain i was showing on satellite and radar, overspreading the area. an area of low pressure will develop along the front and set up the possibility of light snow monday night into tuesday, i'll be back along with those details in the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast. guys? >> thank you for the update. 7:02 a.m. preparing for the super bowl. the eagles get in one more practice here at tomorrow today and then it's off to minneapolis. >> are there bags are packed and ready to go, excited birds fans got a chance to wish the players good luck in person last night. jeff chirico has the story. >> go birds! >> eagles! >> reporter: eagles fans flying high. hundreds waiting, some for showers, giving love to number 31 jaylin mills foreman mills

fans lined out the door. >> i can't wait for it. confident. >> reporter: green goblin signed autographs, his loyal look-alike-fans offered their sage advice. >> i want him to pick off brady ten times. mills reassured them. >> i'm more focused than ever. >> reporter: clifton heights, bird pride soaring, lane johnson attacking it in. patty in the crowd to see nelson agular. >> it's been years, to see this it's unbelievable. >> reporter: fans and players say they believe the dream of this city is are just nine days

away. >> it's a dream come true for you? >> it will be once we win. >> reporter: there's good news coming out of the eagles mania. t-shirts are being sold to raises money for for the philadelphia schools, more than $100,000 have has been raised. >> the eagles may be playing in minneapolis, but here the police are preparing for the huge celebration. police got a vision of what it might look like last sunday after the eagles clinched the championship and earned a trip to the super bowl. hot spots like this in mayfair quickly grew with thousands of fans. police are rooting for the home team, but looking to keep everybody safe. >> we know the crowds are likely to be much larger, as a

result we have to make we're prepared. >> reporter: local businesses will be serving drinks in containers to avoid grass bottles being thrown around and hurting anyone. crews greased up poles to keep fans from climbing up and hugger themselves. >> our photographers packed up the "action news" van and headed to minneapolis, they are making the 18 hour drive so we can bring you live reports from minneapolis. the "action news" van will be seen throughout the city. we'll be in minneapolis from the moment the eagles touchdown to the time they return with the championship trophy. keep up with the eagles and the "action news" team on the air and twitter and facebook and 6.com. we'll have continuing cover

coverage on watch the carson wentz interview and our free downed loadable -- downloadable underdog mask. two people were shot at north 27th and sergeant streets at 2:15 a.m. two dozen shots were fired leaving the ground littered with gun shell casing and the hood of the car with holes in it. two men in their 0s were hurt, one in critical condition. police recovered the gun from the vehicle of the group that took the victim to the hospital. not clear if the gun was used in the shooting. a teenager was hurt in an apartment fire in frankford section. the action cam there at the scene 12:30 a.m., the only

person inside the home 17-year-old boy who escaped with minor burns to his arms. he is being treated at st. christopher's hospital. the fire dad badly damaged the apartment. bill could cosby's lawyerse accusing prosecutors of withholding evidence waiting signal last week to tell them about a former colleague about andrea constan says she was lying. prosecutors have ten days to rebut the claims. the retrial is expected to be scheduled this spring in norristown, montgomery county. delaware county is rushing to find a replacement for pat meehan he use taxpayer money to settle a sexual harassment claim

made bide a former aid. many thinks it's the right call. >> i think he should resign. >> reporter: because? >> others have done it, i think the standard should be the same. >> republican party officials say they will be looking at potential candidates next week. they hope to have an endorsed candidate by february 20th 'latest to avoid a primary battle. president trump is back home after speaking at the economic forum yesterday. he said the america first policy did not mean america alone. critics thought he might get the cold shoulder for canceling international trade deals and using coarse rhetoric. he was actually praised and they held a state dinner for him.

>> one cat has used up to one of its nine lives after being stuck in a pipe for days. we have video of its rescue. incredible dash cam video showing the moment of the disastrous mudslide in montecito, california. >> we could see wet weather around here, as well, we're not expecting anything too heavy just enough to create a miserable sunday in the delaware and lehigh valleys. 42 yesterday, 57 today. i'll let you know how long the mild weather lasts when we come right back.

ok, you're elbow deep up the business end of a turkey, and we're gonna serve sunday dinner off a counter wiped with jasmine sparkle? i got salmonella just thinking about it. me too. you want clean, get a cleaner with bleach in it. clorox means clean. 7:11 a.m., saturday morning, officers? california, california highway patrol vehicle captured on their dash cam a horrifying moment during a mudslide. they were responding to the call of a structure fire in the town of mot -- montecito. a rush of water and trees and

rampaging river of mud lifted the vehicle and spun it around and shoved it down the road. at first, the vehicle was floating on the mud flow when it dropped down on the road, the driver gunned the motor an managed to race ahead of a mudslide. a cat is okay, after spending four days trapped in a drain type in georgia. it climbed through a hole and go to stuck in the pipe in a stone wall. an annual rescuer paid 500 bucks to bring in a bop cat to lift off the blocks. the pipe had to be cut to rescue the cute little cat there. the cat's owners have not come forward, so a tv reporter who was covering the story is considering adopting the cat, i wonder what they will name the cat. >> i'm glad the cat is okay. >> you're time if you're just waking up with us.

it's going to be nice, 57. >> reporter: sunny and mild tomorrow not to nice. >> you don't sound too happy about the warmup. >> reporter: 57-degree days here and there is not too bad. looking outside, the philadelphia international airport. temperatures are cold, in the 20s and 30s, numbers skyrocket in the 40s and 50s this afternoon. today the better of the two weekend days 57 degrees. lots of sunshine to start. increasing clouds late in the day. high, thin clouds overspread the sciel -- skyline, west to east. the rain tapers off by afternoon, tomorrow. 31 degrees in philadelphia. dewpoint, 26. the air is dry, winds are light out of the west/southwest at 5 miles per hour. we have a windchill of

26 degrees. 20s and 30s across the board. millville, 36. 23 in reading and allentown. philadelphia, 31. we're expecting sunshine to start your day, you can see clear conditions up and down the mid atlantic. you don't have to go too far out to the west to tart picking up the -- start picking up the cloud cover. you get into places west of cleveland and columbus and you can see the rain west of buffalo that will slide through overnight tonight. we're expecting rain in our neck of the woods shortly after midnight. that's when it will start and continue through the day tomorrow. it's mainly sunny everywhere. high, thin clouds increase. overnight tonight, the clouds lower and thicken. here comes the light rain breaking out around midnight hour especially west of philadelphia. when you pick up the darker shades of green that's heavier rain that's starting to fall. 7:00 a.m., it's done, far western counties, berks, lehigh

valley, it's done. i-95 corridor and most of south jersey, it could linger almost all day. we'll stop the clock at 7:30, it's raining cape may and cumberland county, everyone else drying out with mostly cloudy skies. rainfall totals, quarter inch north and west, .3 in philadelphia. heavier months south and east -- amounts south and east. 3 quarters of an inch in millville and atlantic city. half inch inch in wildwood. this is arctic air, this is where things get tricky. the front stalls off the eastern seaboard here. this area of low pressure consults over the peninsula of florida and moves due northeast moving into colder air that will be in place monday evening into

tuesday, picking up moisture and spread it inland this time it will be in the form of light snow. right now we think it will be light. nothing too terribly heavy. all it takes is this low to track closer to the coast. all of a sudden we'll pick up a couple of inches. most of the modeling keeps it out to sea. we'll see slick spots maybe a coating to an inch in some areas. not too big of a big deal. 57 in millville. wind at times. 49 in philadelphia overnight tonight. rain developing after midnight. we have another mild one coming up tomorrow, 54. monday, increasing clouds, 46. tuesday, 36 snow in the morning. wednesday, 36 and another 50 by thursday. guys? >> 7:16 a.m., when it comes to

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happening in and around the delaware and lehigh valleys this weekend. >> 2018 auto show opens to the public at 9:00 a.m. last night auto show

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museum on south street. >> reporter: welcome back

everyone, 7:23 a.m., saturday morning, forecast for today, mild, sunshine to start, increasing clouds late. 57 degrees today, the normal 41. tomorrow, cloudy, dull, rain early on, drying out in the afternoon, high of 54. if you're driving out to minnesota this week you can expect cold weather. january is expected to be cold, but we have an arctic attack that is sitting over the pole, it will come over the hudson bay and the great lake states. this means that it could be ten to 30 degrees higher than average. the next 6 days, looks okay

until we get to tuesday, 28 degrees, snow. every other day, sun and clouds and just cold. guys. >> turning to sports, eagles quarterback carson wentz talks about his injury and how he is spending his time. >> the sixers stun the spurs in san antonio. here's jeff skeverski with all your saturday morning sports. >> reporter: while eagles quarterback carson wentz has been leaning on a cane for 6 weeks, nick foles is leaning on him. he remains a crutch for foles. wentz admits as a person and competitor it's been tough since the season ending surgery on his right knee last month. he saids goals are to start next season to come back and start stronger than ever. for now he is getting foles ready for the super bowl in the

film room and on the sidelines. >> it's tough, it hits me a little bit, but then i'm in it, i love these guys, i'm part of the team just inasmuch as anybody else. i get involved in the game and it all goes away. it's tough not to be out, there, but i love watching these guys and couldn't be happier for nick. >> reporter: just like eagles fans he said he is beyond impressed with the job nick has done. while the eagles head for minneapolis tomorrow their suitcases will be there when they arrive. the eagles can't wait to suit up for the super bowl gains the patriots. >> i wish it was this week, honestly, we'll take the two weeks and enjoy all the festivities and enjoy the moment, because it's rare to get here, you know it's not guaranteed. >> we have to win this game, that's everyone's mindset in the

locker room. our goal is to win this, this is no other options. >> reporter: even if i give you the answer you're not going to believe me. take a wild guess how many times the 6 sixers won in san antonio in the last 32 years? once. once, that's it since 1986. coming into play last night. ben simmons coming off a triple double. he scores 21 dishes out 7 assists. sixers up 19 their biggest half-time lead ever in san antonio at the half. third quarter, they pour it on, up as many as 25. sixers win 97-78 only their second win in 32 years, their first victory in 14 years. that's a great way to start off their four game-road trip. that's sports.

i'm jeff skeverski have a great day.

>> mangle mess cars collide with a truck on a busy road in bucks county overnight injuring at least two people. looking for an eagles victory, the city prepare for a celebration that follow if the birds bring home the vince lombardi weekend. today is the best half of

the weekend, if you want to get things done today is the day. beautiful shot of camden, new jersey, as the sun is rising. let's go over to chris sowers today is a good forecast. >> reporter: that's right, one good one, one bad one. we'll have 57 degrees. we're starting milder than this time yesterday, 17 degrees warmer in millville. 16 degrees in atlantic city. translates to 38 degrees. millville, 36. beach haven, 40. 31 degrees in philadelphia. over the next couple of hours, now that the sun is starting to climb. you'll see the southerly breeze, temperatures jump quickly. as we look at the radar, storm tracker 6 live lots of moisture starting to develop across the southeastern part of the united states. we have an approaching cold front kind of slicing the country in half just like this.

an area of low pressure develops around here, riding along the front just like this, that produces the wet weather sunday morning. doesn't look like anything heavy, but enough to ruin your day, especially if you live south and east of philadelphia where the rain could hold on for most of the day. breezy and mild, 57 degrees is the forecasted high. 10:00 temperature, 40. noon, 49. 2:00 p.m., 54. 4:00 p.m., 57 degrees. guys? >> thanks are to the update chris. all right folks are you counting because we are now 8 days away from the is from bowl. of course that means the city is drawing up plans to insure that everyone is safe following what will hopefully be a big win sunday night. we believe so. >> officials want everybody to celebrate and that takes plenty of planning. dann cuellar has more.

>> reporter: officials got a look at what it could look like after the eagles win the super bowl. >> we're being optimistic of an eagles victory, we know the crowds could be larger. as a result we have to be prepared and we will be. >> reporter: the delaware intelligence center will play a crucial role monitoring hot spots around the city. >> we'll as a city show the rest of the nation what kind of fans we have, versus what people think we have. >> reporter: septa transit police plan to go beef up their presence, as well despite the fact that it's being played in minnesota. >> for us the fact that the game is not in philadelphia is huge we're not transporting people to and from the game. this is a party event. so we're switching our focus on bars and restaurants. >> reporter: transit police will partner with other law

enforcement agencies on huge crowds that will gather at bars and restaurants. sports bars are planning extra security on hand groofl -- >> we'll have present of security on hand because it's a big crowd. >> reporter: dottie noble said they will serve rinks -- drinks in plastic bottles. >> standing at the door, carding everybody. 21 to get in the door. >> reporter: crews will be geeing policy to prevent fans from climbing them. residents thinks that's a good idea despite what happened last sunday. >> an i idiot climbed on the pole. i don't blame them, at all. >> reporter: it's better to be safe than sorry. police say they will be announcing street closures and other restrictions next week

where they know large crowds will gather. at police headquarters, dann cuellar channel 6 "action news." >> these days wherever an eagles player shows his face, you can bet hundreds of fans will show up to wish him well. fans waited hours to get get jalin mills' autograph and thank him for his play for the season. >> younger fans have specific advice for mills. >> i wish him luck and hopes he gets lots of interceptions. >> i want him to check brady ten times. >> fans gathered to get a chance to talk to pro bowl offensive tackle lane johnson. he said he is thrilled to get feedback from fans.

>> philadelphia fans have taken the lead for the super bowl in one regard. the most tickets being sold on stub hub are going to buyers in pennsylvania ahead of patriots fans. stub hub said we're buying 30% more than people from massachusetts. tickets sales are up from same time last year when the patriots were facing the falcons. the cheaper seats dropped two thousand dollars since monday. our live reports beginning tomorrow with ducis, jamie, brian, sharrie and sarah. keep up with the eagles team on the air and facebook and twitter and website 6abc.com. we have continuing coverage on the 6abc app you can look for the full video from carson's surprise interview and check out

our free downloadable under dog mask to show your support ahead of game. a collision between a tractor-trailer and two other vehicles in the middletown township, route 1 has been closed since 1:30 a.m. firefighters had to cut through the vehicles to free the victims. officers say the truck hit the other vehicles. two people were taken to st. mary's medical center in critical condition. a philadelphia gas station attendant is in serious condition after an attempted robbery. the action cam was on the scene 8900 block of ridge avenue. two men approached the attendant at 10:00 p.m., one opened fire with an assault rifle wounding the attendant. the two ran off an remain at large. breaking news to tell you about, 63 people are dead at

least 150 injured in a car bombing in kabul the capitol of afghanistan. the attacker using a ambulance to get through a security checkpoint in a busy shopping area. an official said the killer told police he was taking a patient to a nearby high school. he detonated the explosive at a second checkpoint. the taliban is a -- is claiming the attack. a 14-year-old boy was plotting to kill his classmates at uniontown high near pittsburgh. a fellow classmate heard the boy threatening to kill four students. >> that student overahead it and took appropriate action right on the bus. >> wow, authorities discovered multiple weapons in the boy's

bedroom, including shotguns, machete, and knives. from our new jersey newsroom, the state plans to sue washington over the recent republican tax overhaul. phil murphy said he is joining his fellow georgeers -- governors in new york and connecticut to take on tax changes. city allentown is looking for people interested in working for the summer in a variety of seasonal jobs, the city is seeking concession stands and swimming pool cashiers and lifeguards and park and golf course workers, pay runs 7.75 to 12 bucks an hour if you're interested. visit the website of the city of

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7:41 a.m., this information just coming into "action news," a three people were injured following a bad accident. an suv and two vehicles ended up on the curb near 58th and chestnut in west philadelphia. we're working to learn who caused the accident and who's hurt here. a 53-year-old man is in serious condition following a small avalanche in utah. the man and two others were skiing at big cotton ski resort. the condition of the two other skiers is not known. this was a welcome sight in the sierras, snow, two feet piled up yesterday. california is experiencing a drought this winter. high snow pack is needed to provide water for much of the

state of california this is only the beginning. >> chris i saw you smiling out of the corner of my eye. >> i tuned out when you said snow. >> reporter: let's get you outside and show you what's going on here, as we go live on sky6 live hd looking back from our temple university camera from the center city skyline. nice and quiet this morning, it's blustery and cold, temperatures in the 20s and 30s we'll see highs in the 50s it will feel better. 31 degrees, dewpoint 26. winds out of the west/southwest at 5 miles per hour. we have a windchill of 26 degrees. look at the week that was, we had temperatures in the 60s monday and tuesday, 62. wednesday, 45. thursday, was the chilly day highs in the 30s, windchills in the 20s. yesterday we started rebounding up to 42. today we'll somewhere up through here, 57 or 58. now, we have work to do it's only 31. we feel as if we should get into

the mid 50s easily, perhaps upper 50s. allen torn, 23. reading, 23. cape may, 38 and trenton, 27. satellite and radar part of the reason why we'll see warm weather we have a cold front approaching from the west. the wind ahead of the front, so this part of the country are due south. that will pull in the warmer air from the carolinas. you can see that warm tongue pushing through the ohio valley and great lake states. 62 in dallas. 61 in new orleans. 52 in st. louis. 45 degrees in cincinnati. today and tomorrow we'll be in this area here and then we get into next week and the temperatures will drop behind the cold front. it will feel more winter-like. temperatures closer to average. the wind increase ahead of the front. it stays dry. tomorrow, we'll see cloudy conditions an periods of rain. you can see the oranges and reds.

ii think the heaviest will stay off the coast. we could see half inch to three-quarters of rain across delaware and south jersey. that pulls northeast cold air wraps in on the backside, we'll see light snow around here, enough to slicken things up tuesday morning. future tracker 6, sunny skies this morning. lots of sunshine this afternoon, high, thin clouds increase late. overnight tonight, the clouds lower and thicken. here comes the rain breaking out shortly after midnight. some of the rain is steady and occasionally heavy, 7:00 a.m., especially south on a east of philadelphia. lancaster, berks, lehigh county it's done. as we go progress in the afternoon, it's not doing anything north and west, but light rain south and east. looks kind of miserable for south jersey and delaware tomorrow. today is nice, windy,

57 degrees. breezes 15 to 20 miles per hour. these are the stained or constant wind speeds in the teens, the occasional gust 20 to 30 miles per hour. overnight tonight, rain developing after midnight. 42 degrees outlying suburbs, 49 for center city. tomorrow is mild, as well. 57 today. 54 tomorrow, cloudy and damp rain early on. monday, chilly, 46. tuesday could be white with periods of snow early and tapering off to snow showers, accumulations look to be minor at this point. 36. wednesday is chilly and thursday we're up to 50 degrees. if you're wondering if you're heading out to minneapolis, it's cold out there with the temperatures in the teens and 20s. thank you for the update. i would like to pass along new information coming in, route 1 open in bucks county after the tractor-trailer accident that left two people injured. route 1 back open in bucks

county middletown township. time 7:46 a.m., 2018 philadelphia auto show hits the pennsylvania convention center this weekend it's bigger and better. 40 brands, 700 vehicles can be found right there under one roof in center city. and this is not just a visual experience you can sit in your dream car and check out all the new technology that's being offered this year. look at that. there are vehicles on display from hit tv shows and movies. the auto show has been running for 117 years and it keeps or growing. >> it's the magnitude, 750,000 square feet. put that in prospective, it's 7 football fields long filled with cars and trucks. almost half of the people that come to the show ends up buying a car within 12 months. >> and added bonus this year check out the eagles players customized cars, fletcher cox

and benny occur's souped up trucks on display this year. tune in tonight on 6abc for one of a kind preview of the auto show. we want to give you a close up look at the technologies and exotic rides. a match maker set up our "action news" colleagues with their perfect vehicle. catch it at 7:00 p.m. tonight.

>> all right that thanks for sg with us. health checkcheck, america's flu epidemic has been called the worse in a decade. federal health authorities have 7 more children have died. that brings the total to 37 so far. >> with the flu reaching epidemic proportions it's not too late to get a flu shot. 20 oohs holly avenue in sewell

is offering flu shots until the end of march. you can get one this wednesday, january 31st between 8 animal animal -- and 10:00 a.m. the shots are free. for a list of later dates contact the health department. children born by c-section are likely to be obese by the time they reach 5 years old. researchers from edinburgh looked at 29 million birth. the odds of the child being obese were increased by 36% compared to those born through natural delivery. the children% more likely to develop asthma. to avoid flu wash your hands frequently.

it can be hard on dry skin. choose a cream over lotion, it comes in tubes or tubs, if it's really cold or blustery outside, use petroleum jelly that could act as a barrier. >> warm water gets rid of the oils we have on our skins. hot water gets rid of the cooking oils, it's the same thing with our hands. >> now, remember the colder it gets the more drier the skin become also if you're older you're prone to skin breakdown. >> chris sowers has a final look at the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast.

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>> all right these are just some of the pictures you have been sending us, showing us your eagles spirit, we love them. keep sending them to us, please as the birds prepare to take on the patriots. that's a cute dog by the way. look at that fancy haircut. you're so cute little baby. send your pictures right here on 6abc. >> let's get a find check on the weather with meteorologist chris sowers. it's going to be nice today. >> reporter: today is a good one. tomorrow is miserable and gray and dull. >> hey. >> reporter: today, 57 degrees. tomorrow, cloudy and damp, periods of rain. some of it heavy at times. tapering off from northwest to

seat by afternoon. monday, 46 the high. tuesday there could snow around in the morning hours, it will move in in time for the morning commute. 36 there will be slippery spots. wednesday, 36. thursday we bumble it back up to -- bump it back up to 50 degrees. >> 756 is your time we're just a few minutes away from saying good morning to "good morning america." >> reporter: president trump is back after a quick overseas trip facing tough questions over reports he order the firing ofr. we have more fall out from the case of the sexual abuse case from larry nassar. the entire gym gymnastics board

stepped down. flu is on the rise, we have dr. jen aston with what could be life saving advice. with the rush to get last minute tickets to the super bowl, how to be sure you're not getting your tickets from the big game from a scammer. >> they maybe a local rescue, but their outreach a nationwide. how the hemlock rescue is making a difference for animals in need. >> for christie ileto, chris sowers and the entire "action news" team, i'm gray hall. make it a great day.

good morning, america. this morning, president trump back home and facing hard questions about seeking to fire robert mueller. who reportedly stood in the way and how congress may now step in to protect the special counsel. plus, why the president was booed in davos. support for the survivors. the rally at michigan state university calling for change. [ chanting "no more silence" ] following the sentencing of disgraced olympic doctor larry nassar. the school taking action and the usa gymnastics board resigning. >> they enabled this monster, they took his side over us for so long. faces of the flu. the virus claiming more lives. more than three dozen children