storm tracker 6 telling the story. we are in for a day-long soaking. some of the rain will be heavy and could cause problems. >> new information this morning, a local police department is warning people about a potentially killer batch of heroin. >> heavy rain could cause flooding. this is new video of cars

hitting a dangerous curve on lincoln drive in germantown. >> good morning to you it is 6:00 a.m. on a sunday morning. here's meteorologist chris sowers with a look at that soggy forecast. >> good morning. we have quite a mess this morning. what's going on a dense fog advisory is in effect through 8:00 a.m. visibility has been reduced to less than quarter of a mile. numerous flood advisories and a flood watch that remains in effect until this evening. you can see just south of hammonton, cumberland county, from millville up to the vineland area to the west of may's landing, there is another cell starting to develop just to the west of route 47 and there's one more area into new castle county in delaware, and same thing. we're picking up some moderate rains now. this is the leading edge of a heavier band that is just off

the screen pushing through the baltimore and dc metro areas. this is going to start racing off to the northeast. this will start pulling more heavier rains across northeastern pennsylvania. you're going to see the heavy rain fill in over the next couple of hours. flood advisory up until 6:30, for cumberland, atlantic and cape may county. in particular the poor drainage areas are starting to fill in quickly. there is a another advisory for kent county and southern new castle county until 9:00 a.m. more heavy rain is still in the works here off to the southwest. rainfall totals, these are official as of 5:00 a.m. 1.85 in dover, mill vil nearly 2 inches. atlantic city 1.5, the farther north and west you are the left rain you've received up to this point. that's going to change as that

band of heavy rain starts to pull through. but you can see south jersey and delaware has picked up quite a bit of rain in the last couple of hours. forecast for today, periods of rain, cloudy and damp, some of the rain is going to be heavy and a lot of dense fog early on. 63 degrees is the forecasted high. i'll be back along in just a few minutes. i'll let you know when the rain gets the heck out of here and when the temperatures return to seasonable temperatures. >> get updates to this weekend's forecast. the 6abc app is a free download for your mobile device. >> a south jersey police department is sending out a warning about a potentially lethal batch of heroin. police say that batch is connected to four suspected overdoses since friday. police did not offer any other details but we do know they want people to call 911 if they believe they are overdosing or no anyone is. they say the good fair r. samaritan law protects those

people were being arrested. happening today, lasalle university will host a funeral for one of the school's all-time basketball greats. he and his wife died in a car crash in january in los angeles. a mass will follow. butler attended roman catholic high school and was lasalle's four-time leading scorer. we are learning more this morning about a shooting outside a prison. a correctional officer shot a man who had just been released. the prison's commissioner is talking about that confrontation. action news reporter bob brooks has more. >> reporter: he's 26-year-old jamal bennett. according to police he was released from the correctional facility. they say he didn't make it off the property before committing a

crime. he set his sights on a correction officer. philadelphia commissioner briefed us she said the officer under attack was a 27-year-old veteran, that bennett was trying to steal his car. while being pummelled he was able to grab his gun. he may have served his life by shooting bennett in the chest. >> the police responded, medics responded. >> reporter: good news he's going to be okay. it seems to be an ongoing issue. inmates, their families and guests. parking in the same lots employees do. local union rep released a statement in part reading sadly the commissioner of prisons will put an inmate familiar's and visitor's first before the safety of employees. no other prison allows them to park with corrections staff but

the philadelphia department of corrections does. i read the commissioner that statement. >> the parking arrangement in the parking with the civilian and staff has been in place for over 20 years. >> reporter: she also says parking for visitors is mostly directed to the state road. she also says more patrols will bevel be at it after this. >> i take all staff's safety into account. i'm responsible for them. and when we see there's a situation that presents itself and we're able to correct it and address it, we do. >> reporter: the commissioner says the safety is the number one priority. a total review of how things are done out here will happen. as for bennett he was shot in the chest he's in critical condition but we are told he will survive and now face new charges. bob brooks, channel 6 action news. >> your time now 6:06. president donald trump took to twitter to appeal for due

process. this all coming as two of his ex-staffers accused of domestic abuse. people's lives are being destroyed by, quote, mere allegations. some are true, some are false. the president did not mention them by name. porter was forced out after both of his ex-wives accused him of abuse. sorenson's ex-wife said he was violent and abusive. later this morning tune in this week, kelley ann conway you can watch. >> nick foles of course crushed the patriots defense in this year's super bowl and now according to google he owns the new england team too. if you do a search on google for new england patriots or who owns the patriots, it returns the answer nick foles. at least it did when we last checked. just so you know that is not

accurate. the patriots owner is still robert kraft who has owned the pats since 1994. mill come jenkins will be a guest live on kelly and ryan tomorrow at 9:00. >> pats and eagles fans are showing dedication with ink. trish hartman took a trip to the tattoo convention to see the artwork firsthand. >> reporter: if you had to come up with an imagine that is undeniably philly. >> i had an idea then breakfast came into play and kelce's speech. long story short he said i'll give you a killer deal. >> reporter: adam elliot says the philadelphia tattoo arts convention could not come at a better time. he's booked solid mostly with

clients looking for eagles ink. >> tons of requests. like literally smoking on fire with texts and messages for eagles tattoos. >> reporter: for collin, this is a big step. we spoke to him midway through an eagles tattoo. >> my first tattoo, represent with the birds. >> reporter: from number 9 of the foles to a sketch of the philly special. >> i've had tattoos on my body forever it don't matter how old i get, i know super bowl lii, nick foles led us to the promised land we got that "w." >> it's a moment i'll never forget and now for sure i'll never forget it. >> reporter: here at convention center. channel 6 action news. >> eagles tattoo on your back. >> already have it. >> i thought so. we've got more on the super bowl

champions ahead on action news sunday morning. local is all smiles. what he's saying about eagles nation. >> we'll tell you why people may get the flu more than once this year. >> oh, goody. a messy morning out here, we have several flood advisories in effect through this evening and there's a dense fog advisory in effect. i'll be back in just a few minutes. i'll time it all out for you.

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>> this morning no snow expected to fall inically. -- in chicago. chicago has had nine days in a row of measurable snowfall. o'hare and midway airports have canceled more than 140 flights due to the weather. >> i will take rain over snow any day. >> i'm not in the same boat. it's funny the weather we're going to see over here on the east coast, 50s, 60s, anything but. >> we love it. >> let's go over to the weather center and see what's going on. no winter weather in sight at least for the next week to 10 days. looks really balmy over the span here. lots of 50s and 60 and mild, almost tropical-like rains are expected later this afternoon. here's a quick look at storm

tracker and we're zoomed into south jersey and delaware. there's a couple of pockets of heavier rain. one right now pushing through northern portions of atlantic county as you look towards the upper right hand part of your screen and there's another cell off to the southwest from kent county central delaware down to dover. there's a large portion of south jersey and delaware that's picked up between 1-2 inches of rain already and the heaviest is still off to the southwest across baltimore and dc. some of these rainfall totals when you tally up all the numbers may exiid 3 inches in several locations here. flooding is going to be a big concern during the late morning hours. you can see the yellows and oranges there, that is heavy rains for newark and wilmington. this is pushing off to the east northeast at 15-20 miles per hour. that's a quick look at the radar and as we get you over to the wider view, you're going to see again the pockets of heavier

rain off to the southwest here across the baltimore and dc metro area. this is going to be the biggest concern. this is the big problem here. lots of reds and oranges and yellows, and that will pull through the i-95 corridor over the next hour or so and the ground is already saturated and the one thing we were talking about the fact that the ground is frozen this is all going to run off. flooding can be a big concern. dense fog advisory this remains in effect, the national weather service has until 7:00 a.m. but it wouldn't surprise me if they extend it. visibility is less than .25 mile. the visibility has been chopped in half because of the low-level clouds. half mile in lancaster, 2 miles in philadelphia, less than a mile in the poconos and 1-3 miles across south jersey and delaware. here's future tracker 6. here comes that heavier rain band lifting north pretty rapidly and things begin to

taper off right around lunchtime. you're going to pick up a light mist or drizzle. here comes another round by 3:00 for south jersey and delaware. more heavy rains and that continues through the evening hours and finally after 7:00 or 8:00 this evening, everything begins to calm down, from northwest to southeast. tomorrow morning more than likely we'll wake up to a little bit of sunshine and that's the flavor of the day tomorrow, clouds and sun mixed. dense fog this morning, from time to time visibility will drop down to less than .25 mile making traveling treacherous out there. flooding is expected in low-lying areas, areas of poor drainage and those smaller creeks and streams are going to start filling their banks. 63 in philadelphia and millville, wilmington 62, dover 66. it's not a misprint. 60 in trenton. heavy rain this morning. lancaster 54, allentown 52.

overnight tonight, evening rain some of it heavy and all of this tapers off after midnight. millville 74 degrees. these numbers are actually warmer than the normal high this time of the year. the exclusive accuweather 7-day forecast. flooding and heavy rain this morning. for tomorrow clouds an sun 46. tuesday increasing clouds, 43. that's the coolest day out there. wednesday, 55. thursday 63 maybe some more rain and friday clouds and sun mixed, maybe a leftover shower and 48. >> the 61st annual heart ball was held in center city. hundreds of people attended the event benefiting the american heart association. awards went out to those in the medical field helping those save lives threatened by heart disease. it also honored those who have survived heart disease. we'll be right back. >> a security breach delayed

some flights at los angeles international airport. a man jumped a fence and got on to the runway. he pulled a fire extinguisher from a plane and set off a cockpit alarm. a k-9 bit the suspect during his arrest. there's no indication that the man is connected to terrorism. >> friends of a paralyzed woman

from vermont are hoping to make her valentine's day wish come true. a fall left her paralyzed around christmas. she told her friends she would like to have valentines cards to cover the walls of her hospital room. >> she was talking about having to be immobilized and having to stare at the white walls all day and she has a corner of cards that she looks and at makes her feel better and i thought why don't we get her a lot of cards to look at. >> that is so nice. students, hospital workers and employees from companies are also sending cards to sara. >> your time 6:21. an instant is alive this morning all things to the quick action of a trooper. he was sleeping in his piscataway home. a neighbor pounded on his door looking for help. he jumped out of bed, ran out the door without stepping to put on shoes. he found this baby struggling to

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>> joel embiid says the sixers are next to win a champion. they are starting to play like the eagles dominating in their own house. they've won seven in a row for the first time in a decade. joel embiid looks great here. the sixers bench imitating that fade. they love it. jo jo on the go here in the third. slamtion it down, ties his career high with 16 boards. eagles flying into the bench and as he tries to get up the right ankle buckles. he falls again in the fourth, this time holding his right knee. he briefly leaves, he's okay. sixers back in the win column, 112-98. they have 28 wins. that's as many as they've had afterwards. everyone worried about the big

guy. >> joe says he's fine. for a quick moment i was worried but they cleared him to come back and play. we go on a 5-0 run and life is still good. >> do you have any swelling or pain right now? >> stop talking about it. who's this guy rooting for? flyers in phoenix zach rinaldo, here we go. elliot goes down with a lower body injury has to be helped off the ice, does not return. game o it continues. the rookie for the win. good night, good hockey. flyers win 4-3 for a first shoot-out win of the season. eagles offensive coordinator

frank wright could be the next assistant coach to take off. the eagles continue to parade around town to meet fans. blount signing autographs. he could be signing elsewhere. fellow running back at carl's cards. he will never forget the ride at broad street and to the art museum. >> just seeing how well we are supported, not just in philly but around the nation. this eagle nation is worldwide for sure. >> reporter: and clement believes they can do it combret again next year. >> we believe that too. it was a night to remember for an upper moreland high school student. an honorary member of the basketball team.

he was a member of the team. he got it and he scored. the crowd went wild. congratulations to darius. great job there. >> your time now 6:28 on a sunday morning. prepare for a whole lot of fog and rain out there. meteorologist chris sowers will keep you up to date after this break. feel the power of theraflu expressmax.

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a wet mess, today will be worse. we're looking now at 95, the rainy start to our sunday. heavy rain on the way. >> let's get right to the accuweather alert. the rain washing us out most of the weekend. >> meteorologist chris sowers with a look at the very wet forecast. >> just think gray yesterday was the better of the two days. today is going to be a real mess. we have pockets of heavier rain starting to push in now. it will continue all day long. some locations when you tally up all the numbers could exceed over 3 inches. flooding is going to be a strong possibility in some of these locations. flood watch continues, pockets of heavy rain the whole area is under the watch between 8:00 and 10:00 this evening. we've set it into motion for you, overnight we've had a pocket of heavy rain across south jersey and delaware. here comes another band from dc

up into the wilmington area. lots of yellows, oranges and red. this heavy rain will overspread the air gra from northwest to ash area from northwest to southeast. this is southern chester county. you can see the dark greens and yellows and another zoom will take us over into central delaware. this is kent county from middle town all the way down through smyrna and dover. more heavy rains overspreading the delaware bay region. these cells will push north into southern cumberland county. start picking up the heavy rain shortly. and one last zoom will take us a little farther off to the east. for the most part right along the immediate coast we're cloudy with a little drizzle taking place and a lot of dense fog and all this rain will start to pull to the northeast over the next hour or two. we have a couple of flood advisories. this has been discontinued for

cape may county but the advisory remains in effect for cumberland, salem, gloucester and there's another advisory for central and northern portions of delaware. same thing, 1-2 inches of rain already fallen. another 1-2 expected. the good news is temperatures are mild. look at the numbers right now. 51 in millville, 40 in allentown. so there's no mixed precipitation here, this is all rain. later on this afternoon we are in the 60s. it's going to be damp and dreary. but this is nice and mild. >> thank you for the update. 6:32. new information this morning. one man is dead after a shooting in southwest philadelphia. the action cam right there at the scene at 66th and guer after. police responded to the scene just after midnight. they found the victim in his 20s dead on the street. this morning there's no word about a motive or any arrest. also new this morning police

are looking for a suspect on another shooting on a north philadelphia street. the action cam also at that scene on the 3400 block of north water street. police say they found a man there with a bullet injury to his body. he had staggered to the sports bar just before midnight after getting shot about a block away. the victim we're told in his 30s was taken to temple university hospital where there's no word about his condition. police have not yet made any arrests. and this morning philadelphia police are also for looking leads in another homicide. this one happened at 56th and locust around 9:30 last night. a man in his 20s died after he was shot in the head. police are working to track down the shooter. >> happening today, a memorial will be held to honor a corrections officer killed during a riot in a delaware prison. lieutenant steven floyd was held hostage and died last february. he was a 16-year veteran at the

department of corrections. the governor will be among those attending the memorial later this afternoon. this morning emotional salutes honored two fallen ohio police officers both shot during a call. hundreds of police officers and firefighters paid tribute to the officers as their bodies were taken to the mill examiner's office -- medical examiner's office. the alleged shooter is in custody. here 'brian clark with details. >> reporter: police in ohio say two officers were shot and killed respond to go a 911 call for assistance at a potential domestic situation. >> we've got two officers down, critical. >> reporter: they were fired upon when they arrived at the residence. one officer died on the scene, the other at the hospital. westerville police chief called the officers true american heros who gave their lives in the protection of others. >> these were two of the best w.

>> reporter: the two policemen were anthony morelli and fser eric joring who had been with the department for 17 years. a male suspect was also shot and is in custody. westerville is the hometown of the ohio governor. i am very saddened to learn of the death of two of my hometown police officers today. i've spoken with westerville city leaders and pledge the full assistance of the highway patrol any way they need. a go fund me page has been set up for the victim's families. brian clark, abc news new york. >> happening tomorrow, president trump expected to unveil his budget proposal which will call for a $3 billion payment on a wall along the u.s.-mexico

border. a downpayment. the trump administration wants the money to build 60 miles of steal fencing and another 64 miles next year. the money would be on top of this year's $14 billion request for the u.s. customs and border protection agency. the president has been using wall funding as a bearing anning chip for protection for dreamers. >> and that immigration debate is expected to heat up on capitol hill starting tomorrow. lawmakers have until march 5th to pass a legislative fix or risk deportation. on twitter president trump took aim at what he says is a legal loophole being exploited by drug gangs. >> this loophole is easily exploited by ms14 which now operates in at least 40 states. in addition to ms13, many other

gangs are breaking into our country routinely because our laws are so weak, so sad, so pathetic. >> in the video the president recalled a recent white house roundtable in which he again called for ending entry to extended families and the visa lottery. >> health experts say the flu has reached alarming levels here in the u.s. but technically it's not a pandemic. there are as many people sick as there were back in 2009 with the swine flu pandemic. but the term is reserved for the new viruses. the dominant strain has been around for a while. what is new is the b strains have risen early this season. many people are suffering a second round of flu infections. fighting both at once along with a case of pneumonia. >> type a cases are more than last year and when you put a and b together, you have a lot of sick people in the community.

>> here's something that the cbc has not seen since it began using this electronic mapping system. some states which moved from red to orange two weeks ago showing a drop in flu activity are red again signifying a resurgence in confirmed case. >> several more eagles will be out in communities today greeting fans. a handful of players at dynasty sports. dick's sporting goods and look at this italian bakery made a friendly super bowl wager with a bakery in boston and yesterday it was time for the boston bakery to pay up. they sent over an eagles sheet cake big enough to feed 100 people. the best part was a $500 check made out to the school district of philadelphia. the owners of the collegeville bakery say the bet was inspired by lane johnson and chris long's

generosity and their commitment to education. an 8-foot tall greeting card it will be delivered to the eagles. fans enjoyed taking pictures with the card and entering to win raffles. it was organized by the development corporation. >> just about 6:40 on a sunday morning, coming up what you need to know before getting a drone ahead on action news sunday morning. a chamber orchestra of philadelphia is going back in time to the mid 1700s. >> and super bowl mvp nick foles talks about the inspiration he draws from family and the lessons he's learned from struggles on and off the field. >> this is a foggy look at the commodore barry bridge. it's going to be a rainy day. meteorologist chris sowers is going to let you know how long the rain is going to stick around. people taking part i

polar plunge near denver, colorado. they braved temperatures near 20 below for a great cause. they were raising money for the special olympics. they had to put holes in the ice to make sure there was enough space for the swimmers. >> that's a polar plunge. it is funny, i did one of those out in chicago like seven or eight years ago. same thing. they had to get those tracker things to remove the ice so we could even jump into the water.

i jumped in but i was actually warmer in the water than when i got out because the air was so cold. >> seven or eight years ago, it's time to do it again. >> no. let's get you back outside and get you started with a live look. no wintry precipitation for us. temperatures are very, very mild. believe it or not. most of us, just about the entire viewing area, most of us should climb up into the 60s later this afternoon. it's going to be unseasonably warm. unfortunately we have a a lot of rain heading our way. we're already starting to see the pockets of heavier rain, the yellows, the oranges showing up to the south of baltimore. the first stop is going to take us into the southern portions of our viewing area. this is kent county in delaware, this is delaware bay and this is cumberland county. all of this activity is pushing

off at about 25 miles per hour it's just more heavy rain on top of the heavy rain that fell overnight. some locations in south jersey and delaware have already picked up over 2 inches of rain. obviously this is only going to add to the problems down there. minor flooding occurring in poor drainage area. there is a flood advisory. this next stop takes us through chester county from exton in malvern, more steady rain, this is also lifting off to the northeast at about 25 miles per hour. so this band, this is what we're waiting for here. this will arrive probably within the next hour or two and it's going to run right up the 95 corridor from dc and baltimore all the way up through philadelphia and eventually into new york city and hartford, connecticut. we'll catch somewhat of a break by midday. that swings through later this afternoon. on top of that we have a dense fog advisory. it's in eveng until 7:00 a.m. it could be extended right now the

visibilities have actually increased over the last hour or so. expect frequent visibilities less than a quarter mile in this shaded area. and as we look at the visibilities, you can see they're not nearly as bad as they were. we're up to 2, getting a little bit better in reading, 1.5 in philadelphia, 3 in wilmington, 2.5 in millville and 2 miles in trenton. to sum everything up for you, during the morning hours expect pockets of heavy rain, minor flooding especially in low-lying areas and areas of poor drainage, and the visibility will be severely reduced at times, less than .25 mile. bottom line, slow it down and leave distance between you and the car from front of you on the road. during the late morning hours still tracking this pocket of heavier rain swinging out of here by midday and at this point it's mainly cloudy with a left over drizzle and it reloads again during the late afternoon hours. could be a rumble of thunder out

there, maybe even a brief thunderstorm for south jersey and delaware especially here around 6:30 or 7:00. it finally clears the area about 8:00 or 8:30 and everything starts to clear out. heavy rain especially this morning, tapering off this afternoon. 63 degrees is your late-day high. lots of morning fog, winds are out of the southwest at 5-15 miles per hour. so again the idea is the heaviest in the morning hours and tapering off by the afternoon. your noon temperature 54 and look what happens later in the day. we reach our high of 63 by about 9:00 or 10:00 this evening. overnight periods of rain this evening winding down after midnight. 44 for center city and the exclusive accuweather 7-day forecast, things get a lot better this week once we get past today. monday is quiet clouds and sun, 46. tuesday is quiet, 43 degrees. valentine's day, not bad, 53 degrees no pretipation.

thursday is our next chance of rain, we're up to 63 degrees again. no snow, no ice and it's february. >> thank you. dozens of "a" list celebrities and rising stars were packed into one room for the annual oscar luncheon. all of the nominees gathered for a class photo during an event in beverly hills. that include the kobe bryant. find out who goes home with the golden statue right here on 6abc. the show begins sunday, march 4th at 8:00 p.m. [ upbeat, energetic music ]

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his mother's car at the end of the 1600 block of lippencot street in north philadelphia. he had been shot in the chest. >> the bullet pierced his left lung, went through his heart,

and my son was dead on the scene. >> reporter: she believes somebody knows something and she says that's the frustrating part. >> i was told the streets always talk but the streets seem to be mighty quiet right now. >> reporter: the city of philadelphia is offering up to $20,000 for the arrest and conviction of the person responsible. all you have to do is call the citizens crime commission at 215-546-tips. all calls will remain anonymous. >> my family has totally been devastated. my son did not deserve this. at all. >> reporter: for crime fighters i'm rick williams, channel 6 action news. >> protesters showed up to the university of washington speaking out against the appearance of patriot prayer. that group was invited there by college republicans who billed that event as a freedom rally. there were several fights between protesters and counter protesters.

police also made a number of arrests. >> the house where president john f. kennedy and jackie onassis is for sale. it was the scene of a dinner party in 1951 where jfk first laid eyes on jackie. >> jackie may have had a crush on mr. butlet and she wanted to get her in touch with the congressman from massachusetts. >> two years later the couple tied the knot.

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6:54 a soggy sunday morning. rainfall totals so far, dover you're the prize winner more than 2 inches. atlantic city a little more than 1.5 and philadelphia about .75 inch. we have a couple of flood advisories in effect the first one here across northern and central delaware from middle town all the way down to dover. 2 inches has already fallen in a large part of this area here and there's another advisory same idea 1-2 inches of rain. we're starting to see minor flooding in poor drainage areas and low-lying areas. so the advisories include smyrna, dover, bridgeton. the next round of heavy rain knocking on the door. it's still off to the southwest but this overspread the area over the next couple of hours, from dc to baltimore to philly look at the yellows, reds and oranges heavy rains will push

through. temperature wise because of that rain and everything coming from the south, there's a warm front that's going to lift to the north and watch what happens. 39 in allentown, 49 in philadelphia and it's already 54 degrees in dover. and during the afternoon hours we start climbing up into the 60s. 64, 65 by 4:30 in dover. philadelphia, wilmington 60, and mill vil 61. it's gray and gloomy out there but it's very mild. gray i know you like that. >> gray i like that because it's my name. >> the warm. >> i know. a woman celebrated her 100th birthday surrounded by loved ones ♪ happy birthday to you >> what a great celebration. she is the proud mother of 11 children, 35 grandchildren, 51

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half a pound and less than 55 pounds. you need to go to the faa's website and register there. it only takes a few minutes to do it. it costs $5 and it's good for three years. >> reporter: there are a few clearcut restrictions. you can't fly it higher than 400 feet and it must be in your line of sight at all times. >> the faa insists you stay away from prisons, power plants, government buildings and military bases, airports and national parks. >> you can't fly near stadiums either. >> coming up next on action news sunday morning, would you get an eagles tribute on your body? it's happening. some people getting tattoo tributes to this super bowl champion. >> plus nick foles gets a promotion on google but it won't have patriots fans laughing.

storm tracker 6 telling the story. we are in for a day-long soaking. some of the rain will be heavy and could cause problems. >> and new information this morning. a local police department is now warning people about a potentially killer batch of heroin. >> first, to the accuweather