and so, on a day and time she's chosen, eva says goodbye to her family. >> ( translated ): eva, are you >> yes, i am ready, doctor. >> reporter: and then lays down on her couch. >> would you like to say something to your brother and sister-in-law? >> bye. >> sleep well. >> thank you. >> reporter: the man kneeling by her side, about to give her the lethal injection, is her doctor for the past two years, dr. marc van hoey. doctor, how many euthanasias have you performed yourself? >> more than 100 in 12 years time, i think. >> reporter: dr. van hoey is a general practitioner and president of one of the leading right-to-die organizations in belgium. he's helped shaped the country's policy toward euthanasia which can be requested by patients who meet two basic conditions: they are experiencing "constant and unbearable" suffering, either mental or physical; and their condition is "incurable." and then patients must put their request in writing. >> only thing you have to write down is your name, the date and "i want euthanasia," and signature. >> reporter: in the few american states with laws

we're speaking with eva montagne and vicki evans, pro-life advocates. we wanted to talk before we get too far out of the loop. we just have a little bit of time left. there is a way for people to get involved. it is called, catholic legislative network. vicki, can you tell us about that? >> the california catholic conference of bishops put together this legislative network so that everyone out there can be notified when there are important pro-life issues or about other issues coming up in the california legislature or at the federal government level. and it is a matter of getting everyone's e-mail address and sending them bullet times when there is something of importance that comes up. >> and there is a way to register. >> you can go to the california catholic website which is ca catholic.org. you can register their for the weekly bulletins and the special bulletins. >> so that is kind of a pro-life church google alert? >> [ laughter ] it sort of is. we know that if we can get everyone together, we will have a large voice in the legislative process. m

eva. >>> thanks, chris. let's head out to john rawlins who's joins us live from quakertown, bucks county, how are conditions where are you john? >> not too bad. eva, since the last time we talked we moved into the central

conditions there, jop. >> hi, eva. it's been a changeable hour. an hour ago sleet was falling here giving way to burst of snow for 15 or 20 minutes a half hour ago and now nothing. behind me winter wonder land here. that's route 663. it's been plowed. and you see traffic is moving on it. not a lot of traffic at this point in time. overnight, well we can show you video from overnight. we had a solid snowfall in quakertown as well as points south here. we have views of 309 as we drove out here overnight. we have a solt id 4 to 6" of snow and series of changes sleet, rain, and then sleet and more slow and road conditions varied from poor to not so bad depending where you are going and here's folks we talked to a short time ago about road conditions now. >> not too good. roads are still trying to get cleared off. i would suggest staying in and letting road crews do their squob. we have to go up because we work at the mountain. >> but you're going skiing. >> not a bad thing to do in the snow. >> but you say if people were s

. >> good morning you to eva. i went to sleep around 10:00 last night and if you're waking up you missed. it bumming of it is pushing norm and east in places like manhattan, new england albany, up city new york and you're seeing heavy snow, sleet and heavier rains. we're watching a -- catching a break in the action. this was a very quick moving storm system and produced moderate amounts of snowch the fact it's pulling away quickly and temperatures are climbing now that should limit the amount of problems we see on area roadways. resumed into upper -- actually lower portions of bucks county, doylestown right there 611 getting hunterdon county and south jersey and sergeantville reporting sleet and freezing rain in this part of the viewing area and even that is light right now. all the main roadways and secondary roadways have gone well and getting further south and west, southern chester county also reporting freezing rain. route 2 could be slick spots out there. most of secondary roadways are slush covered. main ro

eva. >>> thanks, chris. let's head out to john rawlins who's joins us live from quakertown, bucks county, how are conditions where are you john? >> not too bad. eva, since the last time we talked we moved into the central part of quakertown. it's a light miss the still falling almost a drizzle but sort of a mist. we're in the center of town. it's a picturesque scene no doubt about it. as i move to the right we'll move to west broad the main drag of quakertown. it's wet with a little slush. not much traffic on. it as you go across the street people shoveled walks. overall quiet on this snowy sunday morning. >> estimated 4 to 6" fell in and around quakertown overnight. great conditions for making and then posing with a new winter friend. at times though the snow gave way to icy sleet and rain. road crews moved quickly. this is west broad street at about 4 a.m. and again at about 8:00. most main roads like 663 clear by day break and conditions were generally gd and icy patches could make for trouble. >> i have

eva?>> reporter: one lane is getting by on 295 southbound it's getting by on the shoulder after two tractor-trailers and a salt truck collided. the salt truck is overturned on the side of the road by the woods. this happened before 5:00 a.m. near exit 18 in paulsboro. the driver of the salt truck was injured he was transported to cooper university hospital. at this hour we don't know his condition. we'll continue to monitor the situation online at 6abc.com. live here eva pilgrim channel 6 "action news." >> we'll look at a map of the area. you can see 295 southbound near exit 13. the left shoulder getting by. stick to kings highway. disabled vehicle blocks the right lane at i-95 southbound past cottman. storm tracker 6 live double scan shows freezing drizzle moving out of lancaster county, you want to be careful if this sets in you'll start slipping and sliding. we have a winter weather advisory until 8 and down south there's snow showers. the main roads are good, the second roads are more

matt and eva because honestly puppies make great tv.h a clydesdale too cute. >> thank goodness we moved on if those cats playing pianos. >> maybe we'll have dogs playing pianos. >> they have the puppy bowl. my cat likes watching that. storm tracker 6 live double scan and we have precipitation down to the south of philadelphia. it's mostly snow. every now and then you see a little bit of sleet at the coast mixing in. there's the movement. it's coming from the southwest but kind of spinning over toward the east and fairly decent snowfall that is coating some road surfaces around sea isle and up into areas fairly close to atlantic city. parts of cumberland county getting this but it's mostly cape may county and then obviously areas south of dover in delaware. this is going to be an off and on niche asian through the morning and then it tapers off during the early afternoon. also a we take a look outside we have cloud cover over philadelphia international airport. no precipitation here but cold conditions still in place. a couple of highlig

we've got eva pilgrim in format, let's go over to david murphy and karen this morning. >> reporter: me and the three ladies this morning. we have satellite to the west. not much cloud cover overhead we'll start out sunny and transition to a partly sunny sky cover this afternoon. not bad visually. 30 degrees in philadelphia, though. 34069 suburbs in the 20s. we have single-digit winds in the region, enough to drive the windchill in philadelphia, 18 in allentown and reinforcing set of numbers to make sure you put on the extra gear. tgif kids, everybody else. 28 by 8:00 a.m. noon 39. 2:00 p.m. we'll get a high of 42 and holding 40 by 3:00 p.m. after that the winds pick up, they will be picking up during the afternoon so it will be feeling cooler, the numbers plunge back to 35 and if you have dinner and a movie planned for tonight you'll have to bundle up, because the temperatures will be zipping down with the wind blowing. we have a tractor-trailer that split open, new jersey turnpike northbound as you approach exit 3. it's blocking the left lane at least northbound, but it's also blockin

eva pilgrim is at the wells fargo center withdraw dropping scenes. eva. >> reporter: yeah, matt we are here with the man that made sure that the wing are here for all the competitor eaters. tell me how many wings you had to make. >> we cook off ten thousand wings that's a little more we need. whatever is left we donate to a local shelter. >> these wings are cold, but they come out hot. >> they are in hot boxes right behind where we are standing we take them out 7:30 for the # a.m. start and get them dished up and ready to go. >> they say wings tell us how they are cooked so we know what these guys will be putting their mouths on. >> our guys start cook be at 6:00 a.m. and they get 6 fryers going and they pack them in hot boxes we put them in our company truck and run them over here and we keep them in the hot boxes and right before we come on the floor we douse them in mild barbecue sauce, they are temperature hot, but not spicy hot. >> they are not breaded that helps when you're trying to get them down. we, of course, will see them in not so clean f

. >> look eva pilgrim is with us karen. >> nice to have eva here, isn't it.fun catching up in the makeup room. suburban traffic report time and fun working is what i meant. problems with regional rails. so far everything is on time so we're not seeing any issues but septa says they're having problems with the electronic schedules so you have to disregard them right now. it's going to be a little tricky as you head out but everything is running on time but problems with those electronic schedules. let's take a look outside and see what it looks like. this is lionville chester county, a good shot of route 100 at 113. we're seeing traffic moving nicely. you want to watch for a couple of slick spots here or there as you're traveling. we're not seeing any problems at this point here on route 100 but we had problems elsewhere. a water main break may be causing icy conditions. we have an accident where a vehicle hit a pole dresher susquehanna road near limekiln pike. because it's so cold if you have a water main break or anything like that you'll have slick conditio

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. >> good morning everyone, i'm matt o'donnell along with eva pilgrim who is filling in for tam.30 on this wednesday morning. let's go to me and karen -- meteorologist, david murphy and karen rogers. >> in cape may county we have a little bit of snow mixing with some sleet down right on the tip of the peninsula and there's also a couple of light snow showers popping up past smyrna delaware and in the vicinity of dover. there's a low pressure center to our south that we talked about yesterday that could put down just a little bit of light precipitation this morning. it's now looking like in some cases we might go as much as a half inch to an inch of snow that would be mainly this morning into early this afternoon. doesn't look like a whole lot right now. the wider view shows you this is a fairly substantial system. most of the precipitation will stay to the south. during the morning hours into the early afternoon some of us could see some of that snow and i think the biggest impact is going to be to the south. that's where a winter weather advisory is posted until 1 o'clock, cape

eva pilgrim joins us and breaking this morning. >> an overnight fire leaves a woman dead in delaware we are live at the scene. >> accuweather is tracking the chance of snow showers for parts of south jersey and delaware. >> and investigators uncover a bizarre plot to murder speaker of the house john boehner. find out who is accused of making plans to mix the congressman a killer cocktail. >> talk about those snow showers and what they're doing to the roads with david and karen. good morning. >> all right, guys let's start with storm tracker 6 live double scan and we're focused on the southern portions of the region. cape may county getting a snow shower and perhaps sleet. that's also part of the package. it's mainly snow showers in delaware south of smyrna down through dover and into milford and down by llewes and rehoboth beach a little bit more snow. there's an area of low pressure down to our south that's going to be brushing by the region but down here in these areas we have the potential for a small accumulation and maybe some slick travel especially during the morning hours. th

eva pilgrim is live at the wells fargo center. eva the things you're going to see. >> reporter: i've heard about the things i may see today. wing bowl, it's completely filled out. you can see behind me where all the competitors will be sitting in just a little while. the theme for this year's wing bowl is mardi gras. nick folly will be here. last year rasp champion will be here they will be competing against a field of local eaters. we have the college division, now it moved the harley davidson fat boy out of the middle here. that's the prize along with a bunch of money for the all time winner of the competition. they have a couple of cars one will go to the top local competitive eater the other to the collegiate top eater. the cool thing about this, a portion of the proceeds will go to the philadelphia fraternal order of police survivors fund and other local charities, as well. i'm not sure you are aware this started in a really bad eagles season, they wanted something to celebrate. and now it has turned into this, wing bowl 2 de

eva pilgrim is live at the scene with more. eva? >> reporter: well, matt, what appeared to be a van crashed into a house in the logan section of philadelphia has become a double shooting and homicide investigation. it happened on the 5500 block of north american street. a 20-year-old was getting out of the car when police arrived. he is in critical condition in einstein. the 24-year-old passenger is dead shot in the back of the head. take a look at what police found inside the man. not only did they find a gun but they found what appears to be marijuana. police tell "action news" they think the two were shot before the van crashed from inside the van. witnesses report seeing three people running from the area around the van. >> the minute have van did cause structural damage to the private residence. some of the stones and bricks have been damaged and inside the property, the drywall is cracked. there's a crack on the wood floors and the window frame appears to have been displaced. >> reporter: now, l&i has been on the scene and det

we're live in the olney section eva pilgrim channel 6 "action news." >> thank you eva. >>> now to a developing story here the terror group isis has issued an all allm. popular opinion in jordon is demanding the swap for the pilot. kenji goto was a journalist captured in syria. >>> troopers responded to a handy's little disciples day care for the report of unresponsive baby. cause and manner of his deaths are not known at this time. >>> there's been legal progress in wilmington's latest murder, police arrested and charged are rashsaw mcneil. donald clark was the 6th homicide victim. year. >>> a woman is charged with stealing thousands of dollars from a boy scout and girl scout troop. investigators say the 30-year-old stole funds provided to the troops by the national organization. # $1,000 has been lost and prosecutors will try to seek restitution. we have information at 6abc.com if you want to help the scout troops recover from the financial loss. >>> happening today, the man accused of shooting who pennsylvania police troopers killing one of them, will be arained today. eric frein is charged

. >> let's go live to "action news" eva pim -- eva pilgrim in camden county. how is it looking eva? >> reporter: it's looking good. in pennsauken, we've seen 3 or 4 salt trucks coming by, traffic is moving fine. it's the secondary roads where you may see issues. in pennsauken we have enough snow to almost cover the grass. in cumberland county they got two inches. and crews were out through the night to make sure all the roads the major roads are clear this morning for anybody having to get into work. now, we did spot a little slush on the roads as the crews cleared them last night. this morning the major roads are looking good. >> certain spots are icing up. other than that they have been good pretty good with clearing the roads. the back roads are not that well usually they take care of it in 24 hours. >> >> reporter: and we see another salt truck go by this morning. we did see water on the sides of the road as we were coming in this morning, it was water not ice, though, no issues. you've heard karen say over and over again if you see something shiny on the roads it could be ice.

eva kor is her name.ected to including the experiment ss at the hands of joe joesef mengel when she was just 10 years old. >> reporter: we're looking at the ruins of the gas chambers, the crematoriums. eva, tell me, what do you remember? you were just a little girl, ten years old. >> we knew from the smell. it smelled like burning flesh and burning hair. and the smoke was rising high above the structure. and we actually knew that most of our families probably ended up here. the other people were in the barracks. first night we arrived, shade it, look there, see the smoke and the flames. our families must be burning right now. i said that's not possible. burning people? that is crazy. >> reporter: eva, this was the barrack that you lived in, something like this? >> yes. it was my home almost nine months. i entered the place and went to the latrine which of at the end of the barrack. there is the latrine floor, the scattered corpses of three children. right then and there i made a silent pledge thatly do an

eva pilgrim is along the 5500 block of north american street and that's where she picked up the story. >> reporter: a van into a house in the olney section has turned into a double shooting that has become a homicide investigation. it happened at 12:45 a.m. at north american street and clarkson avenue. the 24-year-old in the van was shot in the head and dried. the 20-year-old was shot in the head and hand and police said he never told police he or the passenger were shot. >> one was exiting the minivan from the rear seat. the other passenger was in the front passenger seat. medics took both of these victims who were bleeding from the head, medics took them both to einstein hospital. at einstein hospital they realized that both the passengers were shot in the head. >> reporter: now, that 20-year-old is in critical condition right now. take a look at what police found in the van. not only did they find a gun but they found what appears to be marijuana. police tell "action news" they think the two were shot before the van crashed from inside the van. witnesses report three people running

matt o'donnell is off, eva pilgrim joins us. let's go over to karen rogers, karen it's been a terrible morning on some of the major highways. him. >> reporter: this is the schuylkill expressway westbound at montgomery drive, we have a vehicle that landed on top of the other. we showed you this before anybody was there to help these people. now we have a number of emergency workers blocking the two left lanes. chopper 6 is at the schuylkill expressway westbound at montgomery drive. i want to show you a shot of backup here. you can see how traffic is stopped, this is approaching montgomery drive, westbound traffic jammed from past spring garden to montgomery drive where we've got the terrible accidents blocking the two left lanes. eastbound is jammed approaching the boulevard to montgomery drive as people slow down and check out the accident scene. stick to the river drivers instead. vine street expressway they changed our camera a little bit but vine street expressway, one vehicle facing the wrong way. we have two accidents in th

>> i'm new hampshire along with eva pilgrim. -- i'm nydia han along with eva pilgrim. >> police officers from across the country are saying goodbye to a slain new york city police officer. >>> a car crashed into a reservoir in south jersey. >> the sports world is remembering a well-known sports broadcaster who died today. quite the man. >> those stories next on "action news." # (vo) at jennie-o, we heard of a place in iowa where every thursday people ride ten miles for tacos. we thought we'd show up and surprise them with a better kind of taco, made with jennie-o ground turkey, cooked thoroughly to 165. (mom) i'd feed my kids turkey tacos over regular tacos any day. (woman) i think that they're light and they're just fresh tasting. (vo) it's time for a better taco. (kid) the tacos tonight were pretty much perfect. (vo) make the switch. look for jennie-o ground turkey at a store near you. >> good afternoon it's sunday, january 4. i'm nydia han along with eva pilgrim. >> right now thousands including many from our area have

eva? >> thanks, chris. >>> in sports, a tough busy weekend for the flyers and sixers and the eagles give chip kelly more power, jeff skeverski has it all. >> reporter: it's now charles in charge. eagles coach chip kelly has complete control over all player personnel decisions the roster, the draft and trades, howie roseman is no longer gm after front office shakeup. eagles owner jeffrey lori said kelly made no demands. rose man will negotiate contracts as the vice president of football operations less than a week after lori said roseman would be back as gm, but he admits he changed his mind. he believes the team is in better hands with with chip running the show. in a statement he said -- lori adds it's important torched -- to find players that will match what the coaches want. make no mistake about this, kelly continues to have final say on the 53 man roster and everything else except money. in a statement kelly said -- speaking of power plays the flyers are trying to gain power in the ea

my name is eva moses kor. i am a survivor of auschwitz. >> we were a sort of showpiece.me to visit the camp, they didn't show the gas chambers. they amy show us. we were the showpiece. keep something from home when things were still good. that was my doll. she men ever -- meant everything to me. >> seeing the doll for the first time, was a wow moment. it's there. i can see what she's been through. my name is danielle. i was inspired by inga's story. inga's doll made the history of the holocaust something i could relate to. >> very, very important to have these artifacts. to give proof to the world and for centuries to come, it happened. ♪ >> there was always music in the house. mylest sister played the piano. my other sister played the violin. i've got pictures of me pretending to play the cello on a children's broom and a comb, and i was singing to myself. the cello's become a sort of -- a red line through the life. my name is anita lasker-walfisch. i'm a survivor of auschwitz. we arrived at night. and we waited all night in the- dark. and the next morning came the situ

eva pilgrim is live in pennsauken, camden county, good morning, eva. >> reporter: good morning, matt, the major inter states and roads look good on our way to pennsauken. some of the secondary neighborhood roads where you may see some issues though, we have enough snow here along route 70 to cover the grass in pennsauken. crews were out there the night to make sure the major roads were clear for the this morning and we spotted a little slush on the roads but this morning all the major roads are looking good. >> in some spots it's icing up. other than that it's good with clearing the roads. some of the back roads are not that well, but usually they take care of it in about 24 hours. >> reporter: now places that we have seen some issues this morning, as we said on the neighborhood roads keep an eye on the driveways and parking lots that you have to walk through, we did encounter ice in this parking lot here. just be careful take your time and use your head when you wake up until the sun comes out and melts away the ice and slipperiness, eva pilgrim channel 6 "action news." >> the snow m

my name is eva moses kor. i am a survivor of auschwitz. >> we were a sort of showpiece.came to visit the camp, they didn't show the gas chambers. they would show us. we were the showpiece. new new you >> my name is inga. i'm a child survivor of the holocaust. i wanted to hold on to something from home. i mean, they took away everything when we arrived in the camp. the most important thing was to keep something from home when things were still good. and that was my doll. she meant everything to me. >> seeing the doll for the first time was a wild moment, because i can see what she's been through. >> my name is danielle. i was inspired by i informating. >> very important to have these artifacts to give proof to the world for centuries to come that it happened. you used to sleep like a champ. then boom... what happened? stress, fun, bad habits kids, now what? let's build a new, smarter bed using the dualair chambers to sense your movement, heartbeat, breathing. introducing the sleep number bed with sleepiqtm technology. it tracks your sleep and tells you how to adjust for a

>> i'm nydia han with eva pilgrim, with a breaking news update. this is a live picture of the schuylkill expressway at gulph mills, i-76 is closed because of debtedly accident that injured many people. 30 vehicles were involved, this is one of the major accidents we're covering this morning. >> here's a list of all the roads close the schuylkill at gulph mills in both directions. turnpike is closed to the new jersey state line. and 202 is closed northbound to route 401. betsy ross bridge is opened eastbound into new jersey but not in the other direction. the ben franklin bridge and the commodor barry bridge are open in both directions at this hour. we want to go to the bill kapone with the pennsylvania turnpike commission. bill can you update us? >> the turnpike is closed, we anticipate being able to reopen it within in the hour, i can't be be much more specific than that. we feel conditions will be such that we can reopen, east/west section from morgantown to the delaware bridge to the new jersey line within the hour. >> so the roads are getting

. >> eva: hey. >> hope: hi. >> eva: you ready? >> hope: uh, yeah. i guess so.s my brother, though? where's rick? >> eva: i just got off the phone with him. he and felicia are still in the meeting with the italian buyers, but he said go ahead. he wants to see pictures as soon as possible. >> hope: okay! >> wyatt: [ chuckles ] >> hope: this is the biggest photo shoot of my life. i'm getting a little bit nervous. >> wyatt: don't be, okay? because once i put this baby on you, you will have nerves of steel. >> hope: okay. >> wyatt: yeah?

the preparations for the snow. >> reporter: hi, eva it's very quiet. the crews worked friday into saturday morning. you look behind me, the place is locked up at this point. it won't be for long because of the forecast. we'll be talking about navigating from point a to point b. >> itches going down 2 -- owe i was going down 202 without issue. >> reporter: yesterday's snow event is barely history now in time for the workweek a forecast for a potential of double trouble storm. penndot saying the crews will begin brining major heys in anticipation of the first wave of the frozen precipitation tonight assault trucks including heavy contractor rigs will be on station. for the rest he is of -- rest of us we'll wait and watch and see what the weather folks are predicting. >> i have work monday morning hopefully it won't be too bad on the roads. >> reporter: it's locked up for now, but that will change later today as crews are called in to deal with the next round of forecasted storms. live in norristown, john rawlins channel 6 "action news." >> thanks, john.

. >> good morning you to, eva. a lot of this is already over with. if you're waking up just now the bulk of storm on double scan already pulled through. we'll make a couple of zooms. some areas reporting snow and others seeing mixing between sleet and freezing rain. bulk from city to south jersey and delaware switched over to rain. we're zoomed into the lehigh valley. northeast extension, still reporting light snow. this is area the heaviest is falling up to this point we had reports of as much as 3 to 5" of snow has fallen in this area here. route 100 222, in the clear right now. we're seeing drier air work its way in. further to the southeast getting closer to the city you see the mixing. that shade of blue we're reporting sleet and freezing rain lansdale, doylestown reporting sleet and rain, 476 276, schuylkill is wet. we have slushy areas out there. most of the roadways closer to the city are wet. back roadways are snow covered. we go further south and east to south jersey and delaware. temperatures shot up to the mid 30s at this point and switch

eva pilgram, channel 6 "action news." >> eva thank you. >>> the delaware national guard is adding additional security to the air base in newcastle after personnel reported possible suspicious activity near the base three cars pulled off asking for directions, it's off i-95 so they see people stop but the frequency this week is unusual. they say it's a matter of procedure and vigilance but no actual threat. >>> check out the sky from the sand it was covered in white after another cold, gray day in the region. lets get the latest from accuweather and david murphy at the big board. >> things are going better in south jersey and delaware than they were a few hours ago, now just a little bit of rain clipping cape may and some precipitation south of dover but if you look wider there is not a lot left over, can you see some mixed precipitation, kind of changes over to rain and all of this getting ready to erode and i think over the next hour or so you'll be down to rain showers and shortly after that not much else, the winter weather advisory that is still in affect in maryland and parts of delawar

>> reporter: good afternoon eva, things are slowly improving on the terrace. we no longer have the icing conditions, but it's raining in sheets and we're getting puddles. across the street we're seeing ponding on those roads swell. that will be the big issue for philadelphia. national weather service continues the freezing rain advisory for upper bucks and upper montgomery and the lehigh valley and the far western suburbs in effect until 1:00 p.m. for an additional coating of freezing rain where we're seeing temperatures below freezing. storm tracker 6 live double canal showing a rainbow of colors out here this afternoon. lots of heavy rain to the south. freezing rain to the north. we'll zoom in there first, this is upper bucks county. quakertown reporting moderate to occasionally heavy freezing rain macungie same thing. northeast extension route 100 and route 309 being impacted. south and east we go it's a completely different story we're seeing the heavy rain across south jersey and delaware, so much so we have a flood warning that's issued by the national w

hi eva. >> reporter: hi, shirleen. yeah the winter weather isn't expected until tonight but at penndot yards like this one here in hunting park they have been getting ready for whatever mother nature throws our way. >> just prepping for the storm. getting some ice melt, got myself a spreader so trying to be mr. handy tonight. >> reporter: the rush to get ready for the storm is on at home depot in king of prussia. the must have item today is ice melt. >> i was in here to get a new brush for my car because the snow is coming and the one i have is pretty ratty but they think they're sold out. >> we're using a lot more salt than we are buying so we need to be proactive. we're storing now, hoarding. >> reporter: last night penndot crews brined the major interstates in delaware and philadelphia counties. >>> today they put brine down in montgomery bucks and chester county. >> have our state and contractor trucks positioned late tonight with -- loaded with salt so when the snow enters the region we'll begin salting and we'll

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eva. we have work to do north and west the majority of the region is above freezing. now we have a flooding issue on our hands for part of the area. the technology of storm tracker 6 live double scan clearing showing the dividing line where we are picking up the freezing rain. just to the west of new hope we're getting freezing rain, doylestown 30 degrees, still reporting freeze rain there, as well. pottstown, 31 below freezing there. upper montgomery, upper bucks county reporting moderate freezing rain. everybody south and east, jenkintown 35 degrees, willow grove, norristown area, 34. pennington, northwest of trenton, 33. again, everybody has to eventually climb over 32. actually you probably can't see that. 32 degrees that's the number. once we get above that the ice will melt. the ocean air is pushing this way the freezing line will advance southeast to northwest. by this afternoon everybody goes over to plain rain. this is the coastal storm, this is starting to intensify. cold air bec

we have live team coverage with eva pilgram, she has the latest on how the folks are preparing for snow but lets begin with meteorologist, melissa magee live at the big board with the latest. >> reporter: hi there rick we are tracking the precipitation that moves in later tonight and in time for the start of our weekend and ahead of that precipitation we have temperatures in the 30s and lower 40s and 41 in philadelphia and 33 in allentown and 38 in wilmington and along the coast in wildwood coming in at 39 degrees, later on tonight the conditions drop and temperatures drop and that leads to the wintry precipitation we are tracking. the national weather service posted the advisory lasting until saturday morning and for some expiring saturday afternoon for areas north and west, we are expecting snow, sleet and mixed precipitation and difficult travel as well. here is stormtracker 6 live double scan this is the moisture off to the south and west, in fact the area of low pressure off the southern gulf states all the moisture is coming from a southwest to northeast direction tracker 6 will t

good morning, 4:30 a.m., matt o'donnell is off, eva pilgrim joins us, let's head over to david murphy and karen rogers, good morning. >> good morning everybody on the big board we have satellite and radar. you can see there's not a lot of cloud cover around this morning. we expect to start out fairly sunny. some of the clouds may whip down from the northwest. generally speaking it's going to be a partly sunny day overall not bad. 29 in philadelphia. 28 in wilmington. 28 in allentown we're off to a cold start. the windchill is making it feel like 20 degrees right now in the city and 16 in allentown obviously everybody needs coats and all the extra gear again today. as we roll through the day, 29 right now on your storm tracker 6 live app and 28 by 8:00. noon, 39 and 40 by 3:00 p.m. i think we'll get a high of 42 around 2:00 p.m. the difference the later you go through the afternoon the stronger the winds will become, it is even though we're getting warmer today on the thermometer it will feel chilly this afternoon with the building wind. changes from the weekend i'll have the last it f

eva pilgrim is out there in pennsauken, camden county. good morning eve. >> reporter: good morning, tam the major inter states and roads are looking good this morning. take a look at route 90 in pennsauken. we haven't seen that much traffic that's the most cars we've seen going by all morning long. if you're traveling take your time, the secondary roads are the issues you may see issues, here in pennsauken there's just enough notice to almost cover the grass in. the cumberland county you have two inches, crews are out all night long to make sure the roads are clear i talked to the police officer a short time ago they've running on a loop all night long to make sure these roads are not slippery. now we did spot a little slush on the roads as the crews cleared the roads larvet, but this morning he -- last night but this morningment roads are looking good. >> i came from dividing creek. it's slushy, only one way in and one way out. >> reporter: it's slippery on driveways and parking lots. secondary areas that got more snow may be slippery be

eva?ks chris we'll continue to track the storm all weekend long and "action news" will be on the air early monday to bring you the latest, matt, tam, karen and david at 4:00 a.m. to bring you traffic and school closings and delays. >> a dozen rail cars derailed in south philadelphia. it happened after # a.m. philadelphia firefighters and haz/mat swarmed the area at lincoln financial field. after determining there were no ruptured cars crews turned the incident over to csx. no word on what caused the derailment. >>> philadelphia firefighters brave freezing temperatures to put out a brace in the 100 block of see more street. high winds and cold temperatures caused problems for crews. firefighters were forced to spread salt to keep anyone from falling. an adjoining home was damaged in the fire. no word on what sparked the blaze. >>> a police chase came to a violent end in wilmington, delaware. a mercedes crashed into a parked car while trying to run from police. investigators think the suv wa

live in hunting park, eva pilgrim channel6 "action news. >> eva thank you. >>> earlier today in delaware people were stocking up on snow supplies here at the lowes on his ler boulevard in chester. rock salt seemed to be the hottest item. >> for safety reasons i try to stay on top of stuff like that. i'm getting too old to be taking any unfortunate spills. >> you can keep track of the nor'easter with our 6abc storm tracker app. get the latest from accuweather and access to our live radar plus use the report your weather teacher to let us know what's happening where you are and send us feet tomorrow's you can create a digital postcard to share with family and friends. >> prosecutors say a former delaware county firefighter isn't only an arsonist allegedly he also raped multiple children. 20-year-old john corcoran of glenolden was brought in to face an additional 161 counts today. investigators say he sexually assaulted 14 young victims in a two-year period. now, you may remember corcoran was arrested in august for allegedly torching houses so that he could put out the fires. we'll have a l

eva is talking about the bluster windchills out there. we have temperatures in the single digits at this hour. windchills below zero. feels like chicago out there this morning as we look live

ok... >> good morning saturday, january 10 i'm eva pilgrim.on "action news." french police are hunting the widow of slain terror suspect while a vigil in our area remember business the victims of the attack. >>> philadelphia firefighters battle brutal flames and cold overnight. >>> philadelphia is getting ready for a pro blue rally. >>> aren't you glad to be inside right now? >> reporter: yes i am happy to be inside right now as temperature are blustery and cold. lots of sunshine out there this morning, there's the view, the center city skyline lots of bright blue. we're sitting at 17 degrees in philadelphia. actually make it 16. 17 in wilmington. 18 in millville. 11 in allentown, 14 in trenton. these are actual air temperatures. 3 in the poconos. 19 in dover. you factor in the winds it feels like 7 in dover. 3 below in allentown, 8 below in the poconos. 4 in philadelphia. all day today we'll be dealing with the blustery windchills. by lunge -- lunchtime all day long it will be bluster and cold. 17 degrees that's the forecasted high. lots of s

matt o'donnell is off, eva pilgrim is joining us, here's what's happening. >> a woman plunges from a center city highrise and lands on a pedestrian, what police say she may have been doing moments before the fall. >> breaking this morning terror worries expand around the globe with more arrests overnight following a deadly raid in belgium. >> new numbers from disease experts says this year's flu shot is failing to protect. >> 23% effective. >>> let's go over to david murphy and karen at. >> reporter: we'll start out with clouds and get a sun and clouds mix this afternoon. 28 in wilmington, 26 in allentown. very similar to yesterday. there's a bit of a wind blowing around, we're reporting a windchill of 20 this morning you want to bundle up and put on the extra gear. as we head out to the bus stop, it's going to be cold between 6:00 a.m. and 8:00 a.m., mid to upper 20s. not all that windy just yet. in the afternoon we'll have the transition from sun to sun and clouds mix. we'll get milder high around 42 by 2:00, and holding on to 40 by 3:00 p.m., the wind will pick up. even though we'

matt is off, eva pilgrim joins us. >> reporter: let's go over to david murphy and finds out more built conditions and karen rogers is looking at the roads. >> reporter: good morning, everybody, we have a little precipitation on storm tracker 6 live double scan, you can see it coming down out of northwest. it starts out as snow outside the region. as temperatures are rising you're seeing it change over to wet snow and sleet. the farther south you go it is changing to rain. it's not a big deal, but something to keep in mind. we have an icy alert for drivers and pedestrians, because of the all the rain yesterday and the fact that not all of it had a chance to dry before temperatures dropped to below freezing. we have a refreeze on untreated surfaces. generally speaking if it looks wet slow it down because it could be ice especially on the side streets and secondary roads. the 33 degrees in philadelphia. 33 in wilmington. 35 in allentown. 35 in trenton and 37 in wildwood. it's cooler with winds coming in from the west/northwest, we have a current windchill of 26 degrees, dress appropriatel

eva pilgram joins us with the very latest. >> another deadly morning on the interstate traffic is moving one again this noon, that is not the case this morning in some areas of south jersey the new jersey turnpike saw major delays after the accident blocked traffic. >> three people died on the new jersey turnpike when a jeep cherokee lost control, it happened on the southbound side near route 70 in cherry hill, drivers say while the snow barely covered the ground in south jersey, it was enough to make the roads tricky this morning. >> a little snow and a little ice, close to home it was slippery and black ice and all of that stuff. you have to be careful with that black ice, on 295 southbound, two tractor trailers and a salt truck collided just before 5:00 this morning, one tractor trailer jackknifed and a salt truck ended up off the road and the driver was hurt, he was taken to cooper medical hospital and no word on his condition. >> i saw all the tractor trailers on the side of road with forklifts and stuff pulling out them. just take your time. >> one lane of traffic was able to get b

. >> good morning, it is 8:27 saturday january 27 i'm eva pilgrim.er cold start and we're tracking a storm a soaker before the end of week. chris sowers has more on the cool weather and the the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast. >> reporter: all right eva good morning, thinks will work out nicely. it's cold this morning the next system that moves in sunday, the cold air retreats and it will be in the form. rain. 4 today, 44 ten better for sunday, 42 monday, tuesday 43. it's back into the deep freeze by the end of next week. >> that's it for "action news," we're back in a half-hour with the latest on a newborn found set on fire, see you at 9:00. ♪ i'm going back to the earth ♪ ♪ i'm going back to the earth ♪ >> so this is the view from 18 miles above earth with an iphone along for the ride. the folks at urban armor gear sent it attached to basically a hot air balloon. once it popped it was a whirlwind descent down to earth. this was all captured on a gopro, by the way, traveling through temperatures 79 degrees below zero. winds of 70 miles per

i'm not sure how long it will stay that way. >> eva is this your first one? i guess we lost her. >> her eyes are about to opened. >> you will see things you have never seen before. >> reporter: sorry guys, i was getting model information together. we'll have heavy snow sunday into monday. we have some from last night. we have rain off the coast and light snow showers along atlantic city and surf city. there could be an issue on roads including the garden state parkway and the ac expressway and 55. most of the rain roads are in good shape. i would be careful until this gets off the coast. there's another band of snow by harrisburg that could make it into reading and allentown this morning, but we're basically getting out from under this. be came because we had light snow falling overnight. as we look outside we have cloudy skies across the region. there's a little bit of a platform there well it's hard to explain. i stepped on something with wheels on the bottom you should not do that. at the airport we're a little bit chilly this morning but you can see the w