"action news" delaware valley's leading news program. with rick williams, sara bloomquist, and meteorologist, david murphy. good afternoon sara bloomquist is off. in the news police say this man

attacked a local college student inside of her apartment. see the new surveillance that could help catch the criminal. wintry weather is heading our way. find out how to impact tomorrow morning's commute. and the big story on "action news" is the plan in place for thursday's super bowl victory parade. the city of philadelphia announced all the details for the big celebration and the parade route is now confirmed as well. the profession steps off from broad and paterson at 11:00 thursday morning and the birds ride in open air vehicles to give the fans a great view and they travel north through the city to the philadelphia museum of art for a 1:00 celebration. and they promise it will be full of surprises. jeanette reyes is live from city hall. >> reporter: hi rick, the press conference wrapped up a few hours ago and released a long list of details for the big day

come thursday morning, the parade begins at 11:00 in the morning and wraps up at 3:00 in the afternoon and the ceremony wrapped up at 3:00 on the museum of art. they are planning for days even before the eagles got their hands on the coveted lombardi trophy. it begins at the stadium and goes down to the philadelphia museum of art. the steps there. they will have 14 jumbotrons for people to view this the best way possible and they will be set up beginning at city hall, all the way to the museum. but we have additional details from city officials working in close corporation with each other from the police department to the fire department and emergency management. take a listen. >> the entire nation is watching our super bowl celebration lets show them what philly pride is really all about.

>> showing the live for philly, and eagles has taken days of preparation long before the team got their hands-on the coveted lombardi trophy. emergencyare working with each handle the more than 3 million people expected to attend the parade. telecommunications is put up to increase cell band width. >> to increase the cell phone service because we know for an event of this side. and everyone wants to live stream and take photos. septa will maximize its resources. >> the broad street and market frankford lines is the best option for fans coming in for the parade. and pleased to announce that blue cross is providing free rides all day. >> police are out in full force both uniformed and plain clothes.

people on foot in the vehicles and air and bikes and horse back. they will just be throughout the general parade route. >> police commissioner richard ross warned that no violence or destruction of property will be tolerated and the small number of fans with the damage done sunday night could still face charges. >> one gentlemen is suppose to turn himself in today. we are working tirelessly to try to identify some of the others, and as far as i'm concerned they were committing criminal acts. >> and public transportation is ideal given the number of people that are coming and we have an -- for public parking being available near the sports complex and i put in a call to the linc and they say they have not ruled out the logistics yet and we could expect them this afternoon. reporting live jeanette a yes, sirs channel 6 "action news." >> thank you.

if you can't make it to the celebration just turn on "action news" we'll have live team coverage of the championship parade on thursday starting at 11:00 a.m. and head over to 6abc.com for more details on the parade route and the ceremony at the art museum and find a complete list of road closures and septa plans it's all there right now at 6abc.com. turning to accuweather we are on the lookout for a wintry mix for parts of the region tomorrow during the morning commute. as we look live outside sky 6 hd showing you a mild afternoon and the ben franklin bridge and parts of penn's landing and i-95 at lunch time. things will change tomorrow. get ready. david murphy is in the weather center with more. >> reporter: actually rick, this is not a bad day to get out and get things done. we have got cloud cover in place overnight and thinning of the clouds to the west and on the

sky 6 hd package tour sunshine is trying to break through at penn's landing. 31 in allentown un30 in reading and 33 in trenton and 35 in millville. there is not a lot of wind out there though. so the windchills not much different than the temperature feels like 28 in philadelphia. and you get a good jacket on and a little bit of extra gear and are you in good shape. as we go through the rest of today. we look at milder conditions than what we have the last couple of days. 42 at 2:00. and this model 40 and an increase chance of sunshine the later we go into the day and a sunny break in the clouds. 8:00, 85 and freezing mark by 10:00. and upper 20s in most cases. but for tomorrow morning in through the evening, a winter storm watch in the poconos. and an advisory in lancaster and points to the west. and areas close to philadelphia. for a time tomorrow morn tlg is

a chance of wintry precipitation moving in. future tracker 6 by 4:30 in the morning shows this beginning to pop up anywhere you see the blue there is a mix of freezing rain and sleet. and the white is mostly snow. and up until 8:00 this sweeps through the i-95 corridor and north of philadelphia and areas farther to the south will likely see just rain out of this. and eventually change over to rain later on. i'll take a closer look, a snowfall amount are possible. along with the parade call for thursday from accuweather. >> thank you. >> and with a wintry mix moving into the region the morning show gets an early start. tune in at 4:00 a.m. for the weather and road conditions and see possible school closings or delays. >> now to breaking news regarding the deadly amtrak derailment in philadelphia. a judge has reinstated involuntarily manslaughter

charges against the man at the controls. engineer, brandon bostian. he previously had the charges thrown out after the evidence pointed to an accident. eight people died when the train went off the tracks in 2015 and they determined he was distracted by radio traffic and lost his bearings. and now the judge reinstated criminal charges against him. me at 6abc.com. and more tonight on "action news" at 4:00. there is a new development in the russia investigation. sources tell "action news" that president trump's legal team advised him against speaking with special counsel robert mueller and felt he could purger himself and rather he answer the questions in writing. now, the latest on wall street. the dow plunged 1200 points

yesterday the worst single point decline in history. a check now on the markets at this hour. >> reporter: good afternoon rick, investors are concerned after yesterday's wild ride on wall street. we saw markets selling off around the globe overnight. markets here opened down more than 500 points before moving into positive territory. market watchers are looking to see if it will be another roller coaster today. the snapshot after monday's jaw dropping day on wall street. at the close the dow suffering the biggest point drop ever. and if the last five days, the dow down 8%. abc's rebecca jarvis says in real terms if you invested $1,000 a week ago you would have around $920. >> if you put $1,000 in the

market you would make $200 on top of that. that money would be ahead despite of the losses. >> as caused the crazy ride? fear. the improving economy and wage increases sparked fear after a decade of rock bottom interest rates the federal research will start to hike rates and in response people and businesses spend less. >> but greg mcbribe at bank rate.com says that the losses are a healthy correction. the natural tendency to think oh, no what is wrong/there is nothing wrong. the fundamentals are better thank a decade. you see profit taking because interest rates going up? because the economy is getting better and that is the big picture to focus on. >> reporter: and experts say that the best thing to do with your money, the hardest thing to do, stay put. think about the long-term.

try to buy or sell because the market is up or down. that is the best way to come out on top. reporting live, linda lopez. channel 6 "action news." >> thank you. >> back here we are learning more about pennsylvania's new budget plan this noon. governor tom wolf delivered his election year budget at the state capital. boosting spending by 3% $33 billion for the fiscal year beginning july 1st. and the governor's proposal relies on a natural gas tax to put more money on public schools and the fight against opioid addiction. more ahead on "action news" at noon. after lose the super bowl a patriots star goes back to massachusetts to find his home robbed. >> and the most powerful rocket in the world is getting ready blast off. and meteorologist david murphy is back with the seven-day forecast from accuweather when

"action news" continues in a moment.

vice president mike pence began a six week swing through asia. his goal is to boost pressure on north korea and to make sure the

north doesn't is interfere with the games and he did not rule out a possible meeting with the north korea delegation during the trip. almost show time for space x big new rocket the falcon heavy. it's carrying something quite unusual. a tesla roadster. belonging to space x chief, elan musk is on board. he wanted to add dramatic flair. >> it's the biggest rocket in the world by far. >> today is the rocket first test flight and if all goes well it will haul satellites and other items in or bit and one day sending passengers to mars. the hits just keep on coming for a member of the patriots.

robronkowski returns home to find his home burglarized. he became a member of the championship team and was invited on the field for the celebration and told people that owner jeffrey lury assured him he would get a ring are. he was traded to the saints for the offseason and he was required to have a physical that led to the emergency heart surgery that ended his career but saved his life. philadelphia area boston markets have a deal just for the birds you may remember them changing their name to philly market in honor of the eagles. 11 locations in philadelphia and south jersey offered free

rotisserie chickens to the first 52 early birds in line to celebrate the eagles historic super bowl lii victory. could it be a new era in music? which major retailer will stop selling cd's. and we know that french fries are bad for the waistline but the hair line? that could be a different story. why a key ingredient in fast food could be a cure for baldness.

health check this noon a possible link to drinking hot beverages and cancer of the esophagus. on its only drinking tea caused no increased risk but combined with smoking it went up 56% and those that drank hot tea and alcohol every day had a 123% better chance. and for those that did all three that smoked and drank alcohol and hot tea that risk jumped five fold. >> there may be a benefit to eating french fries, a stem cell team says that an ingredient in mcdonald's french fries may cure baldness. the chemical used in fry oil to prevent splashing has grown hair

on mice. did you ever think you would see a day where you could buy vinyl records but not cd's that is what you'll find at best buy starting this summer. billboard says that the company plans to stop selling cd's in july sales dropped more than 18% but in a twist the store committed selling records for the next two years. the vinyl format enjoys a recent resurgence. alicia vitarelli is live in the newsroom with a preview of 4:00. >> reporter: coming up in today's show. one month after a woman became the sole wish of a $560 million power ball jackpot that money is still unclaimed? why? it's not that she doesn't want the prize she can't claim it unless she does something that scares her. we'll explain in big talkers and if things like this from sunday night leaves you baffled.

we asked experts what makes a person destroy parts of their own city while they are celebrating. that is today when we sigh at 4:00. >> thank you. quick break and your accuweather forecast is coming up next. when "action news" continues.

meteorologist, david murphy is back now way check of the forecast. especially tomorrow because rush hour could be tricky. >> yes the farther northern and west you go, maybe slippery in the south there. stormtracker 6 live double scan right now shows you we are dry and as we take a look outside on sky 6 hd there is penn's landing and the ben franklin bridge and you can sense that the clouds are breaking up a bit and sunshine is poking through and not super bright and we expect clouds to give way to sunny breaks and it looks like we are seeing that in the city. 43 and grab the coat if you are are set to head out the door. only 7 miles per hour. enough to give you a windchill

of 28 and temperatures across the region. 31 in allentown and 30 in wilmington and 35 in millville and 33 in trenton. not a big difference. thicker cloud cover moved in overnight and now it's thinning out to the west and sunshine is digging through the clouds and i'll go with the idea of clouds and sunny breaks the rest of the way. and 35 and it's cold in the northern suburbs and not as windy and chilly as yesterday. shore 42 and sun and less wind and high around 40 this afternoon and winds from the southwest at 6 to 12 miles per hour. not all that strong. more clouds overnight and cold and 28 is the overnight low, that is what to expect as you step outside at dawn tomorrow. winds northeast 4 to 8. and dealing with at dawn some precipitation and you see by 4:00 a.m. it's probably in the process of creeping closer and closer to us.

between 4:00 and 6:30 running through the i-95 corridor and could start as snow and sleet mixing in the blue transition line. and the farther south you go it's likely all rain and the warmer air starts to come in and pushes that precipitation to the northern of us and changes the tail end of it to rain. up in allentown northern bucks and montco you are look agent snow. later in the day at noon. maybe some mixed precipitation hanging on in allentown and the rest are of us should dry out and warm up to get rid of icing on the road. and the rest of the day rain are and we are dry and wet for the evening commute and tomorrow night it winds up getting off the coast and we have stuff to do the next day in philadelphia. a coating to inch of snow by the way is possible but you won't know it because once the rain comes in it will wash it away. and 1 to 3 in the northern and western suburbs and 3 to 6 if the poconos. and what you get really

depending on where you are and rain to the south and middle of the region snow changing to mix and then rain. and thursday lots of sun but it's cold for the parade on thursday. 28 degrees by 9:00. and 43 is your high. remember to dress warmly because the windchills on thursday feels like the 20s. and milder and less wind and tomorrow the morning mix the accuweather alert is in place for the morning commute and then change to rain and it looks west and sunny and brisk on thursday, 34 degrees. football weather really and football super bowl winning championship parade weather too. we get into friday increasing clouds and 43 and the weekend 47 degrees on saturday and 51 on sunday and saturday night into sunday there could be rain. >> well, dozens of a-list celebrities we'll tell you about that story when come back in the story on "action news."

the oscar update the live report on the eagles parade and championship sell brings plan. the huge undertaking for the birds and annie mccormick has the latest and some eagles fans get a chance to kiss the championship trophy.

"action news" at 12:30 continues. with sara bloomquist, david murphy and rick williams are. >> sara is off and we continue

the conk of the eagles first ever super bowl victory. they morning we learn details about the parade and the celebration ceremony for the champs. city officials along with septa laid out the game plan for the massive crowd expected to line the route to see it happen on thursday. we are live with a report coming up. and we are watching a wintry mix in philadelphia coming into town the day before the eagles parade. no, it will not rain on our parade but there will be tears of joy come thursday. the lombardi trophy came to city hall this morning. and come thursday a crowd possibly in the millions will flood downtown philadelphia to see the eagles heist it in a parade and ceremony. just a short time ago we learned the plans to make it a wonderful experience for the fans, the finish line is here at the art museum. the same place the nfl draft was held. and annie mccormick is liv