melissa? melissa: adam, thank you so much.s are surging in popularity amid low prices. mercury marine is one of the leading producers of boat engines in the u.s. they have one of largest sound studios in the country. to tell us why they would need such a thing. our own jeff flock at mercury marine plant in wisconsin. jeff, a sound studio? >> first exclusion ever live report from inside, perhaps the most extensive and extraordinary sound studio you have ever seen. jeff, fire this engine up out here. they want to make sure the engine, listen to this by the way, they want to make sure the engines are not too loud. listen when they fire it up. can you hear that? john phieffer, the president of mercury marine, why do you go to such trouble? first of all, what am i looking at here? this is our sound room. and you're surrounded by microphones around the room. we isolate every single noise and exactly where it is copping from on the engine so we can eliminate it or reduce it to an acceptable level. >> i have to ask you why you go to s

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melissa: thank you so much. headed for a showdown, greece is not backing down as european finance ministers hold an emergency meeting on a bailout. >>> a crave threat president obama's words as he asks for congress to approve limited combat operations against isis. >>> brian williams more walter cronkite or jay leno? bernie goldberg weighs in on the six-month punishment and confusing ambitions on the face of nbc news. >>> i love this story. heart break hotel. check in friday, divorced by sunday. all you need is 5,000 bucks. >>> fined for being fat? the outrageous steps being taken to combat child obesity because even when they say it's not it is always about money. melissa: markets nervously holding their breath as tensions between greece and europe come to a head. europe's finance chiefs are holding an emergency meeting as greece refuses to extend the bailout package, keeping it afloat. it only has a few weeks to reach a deal before it runs out of cash all together. here are very own charlie gasparino, tom sull

melissa: okay.> i talk to analysts all the time, if you're in that stock -- melissa: yeah. on to a story personally impacts me so i'm very focused on this american airlines passengers see luggage go from miami to mia. the airline lifting off without hundreds of checked bags blaming a technical problem at miami international airport. passengers never getting an official alert. but finding out the hard way that baggage carousel. i wasn't on american airlines. somebody mistagged my bag in miami, sitting with that pile of bags. >> is that real? melissa: my bag went to miami. all the weather forecasts to new york. see you later, sweetie. i'm going to new york. >> i used to have fox decal luggage. every time the decal was there, luggage never got to where -- melissa: come on pilots. they come out watch us. the. >> pilots fine. luggage on the plane. melissa: i don't know. you got a comment on that one? >> i would be glad they took off. instead of waiting for baggage. i don't check bags. melissa: i know. we

melissa?elissa: john, thank you so much for that report. >>> europe close as bitter chapter on greece at least for now. greece agreeing to a four-month extension of its bailout plan buying the country until june to sell european creditors on its overhaul program. i'm joined by paul schatz heritage capital president. john is back as well. what do you think of this meaningful? you're laughing. that is not a good sign. >> well i think we all know this is not about greece. this is about preventing italy and spain and france, the big one. no, i think the party comes in. they say they're going to, all kinds of reform. they will stop this nonsense with the imf ecb, et cetera. what happens? they immediately capitulating. this saga this greek tragedy goes on and on and on. the culture not to pay taxes. corruption, big government. awful pensions. this is not going to change in four months. we're kidding ourselves. we'll be back again in four months. melissa: what happens in four months? >> four months,

melissa? melissa: thank you so much for that report. stocks losing steam, the dow at session lows near 100 point. let's go nicole petallides on the floor of the new york stock exchange with more on this trade. nicole? >> reporter: market breadth was weak and gone the weaker. down nearly 100 point not too far off of the session lows. the dow down about half a 1%. 93 points 17,730. and a majority of stocks lower as well on the dow jones industrial average about 25 of the 30 names have down arrows. shows you the selling is lower across the board, all sectors. energy has been the shining spot. travelers, johnson & johnson, mcdonald's walmart are some of the big laggards on the dow jones industrial average. you did have news out of some of these names such as mcdonald's with weaker same-store sales. the vix, the fear index up 8%, that has accelerated some, we're watching that as well. energy is the glimmer of hope on wall street today. melissa: thank you so much. netflix is heading to cuba. cubans will binge show on "house of cards" and "ora

melissa never returned.yfriend told police he found her body in a sewer pipe near the highway. she was naked from the waist down. >> the autopsy revealed she died as a result of the manual asphyxiation and assault. >> there were several grocery items near the body as well as melissa's blood-spattered shorts found nearly a block away with the pocket turned out. but the most telling evidence came from melissa's body itself. >> her eyes were battered, indicating that she had received punches from someone who was strong and who subdued her in that way. the fact that she was naked and her genital area was mutilated obviously indicated there was a sexual assault. >> scrapings from under her fingernails revealed dna that authorities hoped would bring a conviction if they could only find a suspect. melissa's autopsy revealed one other detail. something tom kapsak had never seen in his 31 years of prosecuting homicides. >> she had bite marks on her chin and on her left breast, indicating there was probably some kind

melissa: exactly. twitter shares surging today after the ceo blamed lower user growth on apple and trolls. charlie, you must have a lot to say about this. people leaving twitter because twitter can't control the trillions. you control your patrols on twitter. trolls. >> i tell them i scrape them off the shoe. if they see me at dell 'frisco's i head butt them out the door. a lot of wall street guys isn't it? nice after financial crisis a lowly journalist like me makes three times as much money as you do. melissa: very gracious. >> sometimes at the stop and sometimes they don't. i just mute them. >> am i too old to become a twitter troll? melissa: sound like fun absolutely. apple upgrade and took so long -- >> turned off by being trolled. melissa: they can't control the trolls. people are leaving twitter. that is one of the reasons why twitter lost this quarter. >> certain degree of civility. melissa: from charlie. wait wait stop. the tape. >> stop. i never throw the first punch. you wouldn't believe the

melissa: hmmm. interesting considering the white house expects it to add $6 trillion to the national debt over the next decade. let's bring in today's panel. james freeman "wall street journal," todd starnes, fox news radio. john lonski, moody's chief economist. can we afford this, no problem. >> maybe you can afford it today but as you look forward for funding demands with forthcoming retirement of baby boomers pressure being placed on medicare along with us, the unknown costs of the affordable care act, never mind the possibility of another recession, no, you can not afford it longer term. melissa: james, i don't even think we can afford it today. >> just to be clear, this white house math you need to translate a little. what we've done a great job of deficit reduction historic, what leaves out that first year of '09 with the stimulus was highest deficit since world war ii. so the fact that -- melissa: using that as base. >> gave us four straight years of trillion plus deficits. now half a trillio

melissa. that is what i said too. >> your 81, honey, i want to hang out with you. >> my grandmother, god bless her soul is 100. melissa: wow really? >> would drink -- melissa: half a battle. >> gallo crappy wine with the twist-off. melissa: a day? no. >> but she went to bed at 5:00 and woke up at 5:00. >> sounds like it beats kale. >> that's true. melissa: women may take all the cheesy lingerie in stride but when it comes to valentine's day men are more sensitive. according to research men get more upset than women if they receive a bad gift from their significant other for valentine's day. gentlemen what do you think you're getting for valentine's day, charlie gasparino? >> nothing. >> if my wife give me one more scarf i come on program -- honey, there are the last six scarves you gave me. melissa: i did get my husband a present this year. >> what did he get you? melissa: i don't know what he got me. it is not a teddy bear. >> valentine's day card. >> not a teddy -- melissa: only one that got

melissa: me too. just another reminder to charlie gasparino, your secrets are not safe at work, my friend. this is according to a new "harris poll." about one in 10 people have stumbled across information at the office that could get one of their colleagues fired. got to find the list. >> what could get me fired? melissa: let me tell you. got it here. >> on my twitter page. that is my biggest problem. melissa: you say everything that could get you fired. so none of it is a secret. 62% heard conversations with people complaining about the boss or other workers. only 62%. >> i love my boss. i love bill shine. melissa: we all do. >> rupert murdoch. melissa: love him. >> roger ailes? melissa: heard conversation about layoffs or firings of someone else. 22% of conversations have heard conversations about someone else's compensation. 18% have heard conversations about someone lying to the boss. uh-oh. 11%, have heard conversations about setting up a coworker to fail. that is really malicious, yikes! >> that

melissa? melissa: molly thanks.gs at the airport. >> much better today than yesterday, where we had two out of three flights canceled here at laguardia. 4,000 total nationwide. 805 at this one airport. there have been no lines at customer assistance all day long. all of sudden these people lined up, but there sill some issues. 83% of the flights are getting off the ground. arrives and departure board,you see yellows those are delays. only a few canceled flights. most are looking on time. 688 total cancellations nationwide a couple hours ago according to flightaware.com. more than 1200 delays across the nation. runways and taxi ways are much clearer since the snow stopped. there are serious issues with icing because of weather molly was talking about. mercury took a dive. all the snow and slush on the ground froze over being called a "flash freeze." that is leading to delays with salt crews spreading salt an sand and deicing the planes before they take off. the snowy dumped only seven inches in new york city blankete

melissa: i am melissa francis with your fox news business pretty.hutting down for several days because of a dispute between port management and they dock workers union. those running the ports say that they would rather shut down and have to pay higher wages. over two dozen locations are affected from washington to california. the waldorf astoria waldorf-astoria has been sold to a chinese insurance group, to close the deal for nearly $2 billion. because the money will be used to buy hotels in florida, and san francisco. and a very sad day for television. correspondent bob simon has died in a tragic car accident in new york city. his journalism career began during the war in vietnam and took it to many war zones. he was the winner of 27 emmys and was only 73 years old melissa: a breakthrough for the ukraine -com,-com ma agreeing to a cease-fire after 16 hours of overnight talks, the leaders of russia and ukraine and france and germany hammering out a deal to stop the fighting. greg has more in key have. >> of folks here are very skeptical about wheth

melissa: no. now everybody is watching it on line. >>> apple of their eye going where no sit come has gone before. "modern family" takes place on screen of a math book shot with iphones, ipads. wave of the future. the whole i episode. >> it may be home wave of future. took them three months to produce. melissa: >> i saw you on there? melissa: i think i should insulted about that. >> caught out corner of my eye. >> took them three months to produce it. convenient and easy. if you want to put it on tv better have three months -- melissa: took longer but looks really -- no yeah. i wish. she makes more money than i do. >> i heard it was the next one. there is another blonde. melissa: help me with the actress's name. i tried. tipping point for small business, the knew minimum wage increase that is being called, an outrageous and unprecedented hike. plus it is all about that space. the second spacewalk in five days for nasa. lucky astronauts. more "money" coming up. there's nothing more romantic than a

melissa: amazing.n away where stewart who was the heir who had not been able to be as a child his grandfather wouldn't let anyone on the lot, he was a hoarder clearly, there were gems. two vintage cars that fully restored would be worth $700,000 each. he brought in the professionals. he brought an auctioneer. we were there for the auction. he invested a lot in preserving his grandfather's legacy as a lot of people do in these 26 stories we've told. melissa: some things i loved. the grandfather was 95 years old. he brought the grandson in because maybe he sensed the end was coming. and he wanted to show him the collection and get to know him. jamie: finally. melissa: it had been a huge scandal. it was the first guy to have a mid-life crisis. thirty-five, he left his wife for a 16-year-old girl? jamie: stewart's mother died when he was six. his grandfather then married a schoolgirl. melissa: there you go. still scandalous. very young. jamie: but stewart to the rescue. he's just like the other people in t

melissa francis is here. melissa: we have real drama unfolding on capitol hill right now. another government shut down. can you believe it? economic. it looks like it was all just a blip. ambassador john bolton and joining joining us on the 2016 election. hillary clinton's conflict of interest. no one seeing eye to eye on that dress. blue and black. white and gold. what do you think? lammas. even when they say it's not it's always about money. ♪ it looked like a sure thing down to the wire. the bill would only fund the dhs fourth re- weeks i the weight. the senate has already approved a so-called clean bill. less then 10 hours before the deadline. jb richardson thank you for joining us. what do you think that these shenanigans? >> it shows that the house did not get their act together. doing president obama's unconstitutional order and that is it. clean the bill. pass it and then i think that you can get something done. >> the big market does not care. we sit here and stephen i have had this discussion. there is a need for corporate tax reform. if they cannot do this, how

melissa: he ruled out ground troops.ugh polls now show us that americans want to see us go in there on the ground. >> i agree. strategy is a terrible problem. that is the reason we are seeing the lack of success so far. the homebase other than an air campaign. they need to think about their strategy. they had this and then people were criticizing about that. education and other things which should not be totally atomized. we will also roll up our sleeves and get tough with them. this notice to the enemy. melissa: reports that the italic and air defense system is going into high alert now. we have already talked about the potential of immigrants. what about an airstrike? are they overreacting, i tell you? should we be concerned about this? >> enough early warning systems out there to detect enough systems coming off the ground. you know, you look at all these people that are flocking to isis because they want to be a part of it. >> gentlemen, thank you to both of you. we will see what develops over the weekend. guys, than

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melissa: we are getting breaking news.nesota man has been charged to conspire to provide military support to isis. he was stopped in new york. he is at least the fourth person from the twin cities charged as a result of an ongoing investigation. an effort to join the terrorist group. you'll get more details as we get them. at&t is rolling out a new internet service for $70 a month. if you want privacy guess what that will cost you extra. if you want to avoid being tracked. jared levy and james. great to see you. charging for privacy is this stupid or brilliant? >> i do not like it. they are monetizing something that most consumers do not already know is happening. there is a myth about privacy and security. privacy an end amenities online. they will get away with it. melissa: they will anger their home customers. >> it is a money grab. this is all spawned out of that neutrality. we were going to extort the content providers. we can now go to you the consumer. if you want to pay cheaper prices, we will do that for you. if y

melissa: close to israel. wonder if we have completely ruined our relationship with benjamin netanyahu. >> we have essentially abandoned him. getting funding for his cause. yes, we are in a critical state. he kept peace in that region since 1979. melissa: we need allies. we need more at this point. thank you for chiming in on this. >> thank you for having me. jeb bush is working to distinguish himself from very familiar former presidents. speaking about while he loves his family, he makes his own decisions. >> admire their service to the nation and the difficult decisions they had to make. i am my own man. each president learns from those that came before. their principles. their adjustments. one thing we know this, every president inherits a changing world and changing circumstances melissa: those comments just coming in from jeb bush. kanye west never forgot his humble beginning as a sales assistant at the gap. now he is polishing his resume. plus, you apply to college; right? remember that rejection envelop

melissa. >> walter, sarah it's been brutal the second half of the weekend. blustery winds and all of today making wind chills feel like subzero. check out temperatures currently this hour most shots in low teen if not single digits below zero up in the poconos and 7 below zero in poconos. current temperature allentown 3 5 reading and lancaster and that hour. it will get even cold were this arctic air and arctic high pressure overhead for the rest of tonight clear with less whipped on the way. new records dropping down to 40 being be lee zero in allentown and 9 for the overnight low in cape may ay. >> stormtracker 6 live double scan radar showing you the next storm system on the move. p monday night into tuesday a little piece of energy coming out of four corners disk south and east. you can see the moisture breaking out ahead of the storm system here. snow across the nation's heartland. mixed precipitation setting up for oklahoma, arkansas, tennessee that's high school and rain to the south of

we begin with melissa over at the big board to find out what we can expect in the hours to come. melissa. >> walter, you can see on stormtracker 6 double scan radar we're dealing with varying kinds of precipitation across the delaware and lehigh valley. to north and west for poconos down to lancaster we have snow. but a large chunk of our region along the 95 corridor and immediate suburbs 25 miles west and also east we're dealing with frozen precipitation. and rain starting to mix in from surf city, atlantic city, and cape may. we'll go in tighter on street-level with stromtracker. if you travel along the i-95 corridor trenton to philadelphia and wilmington we're dealing with frozen precipitation getting a lot of reports of freezing rain or isa cross the area. and also, if you travel on i-76 north and east of norristown we have frozen precip along the jersey turnpike. glassboro, elsmere. wrightstown affected with the frozen precipitation. now chester of light if not moderate snowfall across the northwest suburbs, route 22 close to easton as well. and if you travel route 33 route,

magee with what we can expect in the hours to come, melissa. >> that is part of the problem as we are tracking the snowfall moving through. we have been dealing with a extreme out break of arctic air. the snow coming in is sticking on the ground fairly quickly and some of the main road are even snow covered at this hour. we will show you storm tracker six live double scan radar 3-d and you can see snowing across delaware and lehigh valleys. we are starting to see mixing taking place along the immediate coastline to the east of surf city down to atlantic city and cape may and dover. let's go tighter on a couple pockets of heavy snowfall on storm tracker six live double scan street level in trenton mercer county and northern burlington county. traveling on new jersey turnpike just to the east of trenton we are dealing with light to moderate pockets of snowfall, even along route one there in trenton we have the snow that we're dealing w also on route 70 as well. another pocket down across philadelphia, slow go along i-95 corridor, from the city down to wilmington. pockets of heavy snowfa

details with the accuweather forecast sharrie. >> okay melissa. this cold weather is especially dangerous for pets that are left out in the elements. i'll have more on what one local organization is doing to protected them. >> jaime apody with sports including flyers when "action news" comes right back. >> okay. hey, honey? huh? oh, you caught me daydreaming. dreaming about a salt water bedroom aquarium? i am, actually. with exotic fish? yeah! and a giant star fish? how can you tell? you've been staring at the new instant game from the pennsylvania lottery. right. $300,000 buried treasure. with 10 top prizes of $300,000. (announcer) want to see your dream come to life? you could scratch your way to instant winning. the pennsylvania lottery. bring your dreams to life. >> "action news" at 5:00 continues now with a look at how this dangerously cold weather can be a life or death situation for pets. the animal care control team of philadelphia has taken dozens of calls from citizens about dogs and other pets being left outside. and believe it or not h

where is your hat melissa? left the building without my hat, and you want to cover your exposed skin, it hits your face as soon as with you walk outside. it's cold and why it's so cold, peak wind gusts 45 miles per hour in the poconos and philadel

simple to say. >>> and melissa is pack with a closer look at the forecast.tay way below freezing for a good chunk of the day. >> the high temperature only in the teens but it will feel like windchills are at zero or below zero. we'll show what you is going on stormtracker 6 live double scan showing you it is dry and quiet no issues with precipitation, it's all about the cold day but as we get into the weekend, we'll be tracking a storm system and area of low pressure tracking its way eastward and there is a threat of snow, the action cam and chopper 6 hd out earlier today and this morning giving you a shot of delaware river and the battleship new jersey you can see the ice surrounding the battleship, it's a concern with the temperatures below freezing. philadelphia 12 degrees the dew point minus 10 and winds outs of the west at 14 miles per hour. temperatures outside this afternoon in the lower teens if not the single digits. 9 in allentown 12 in philadelphia and the winds are constant 12 to 15 miles per hour from the northwest. it feels like 3 degrees below

meteorologist melissa a magee joins us with our first check of the accu weather forecast, melissa. >> not a bad way to start out our weekend. temperatures nice and comfortable at least for the month of february, high temperatures today in the upper 30's, lower 40's in philadelphia a coming in with a high of 44. forty-two the the high in trenton. forty-three in wildwood. forty-nine today in dover. thirty-nine in allentown, lehigh valley. poconos at freezing mark for a high temperature. we are still dealing with the the southeasterly wind, southwest wind pumped in milder air so currently in the city 42. thirty-five in allentown. thirty's in the poconos. thirty-seven along the the the coast in wildwood. we've got you covered if you are stepping out on the town day planner and evening planner showing you 7:00 p.m. 39 degrees. 8:00 o'clock tonight 38. upper 30's for nine and 10:00 and mostly cloudy skies. these numbers will keep climbing as early a as tomorrow afternoon. future tracker six temperatures showing you 9:00 in the morning most spots along i-95 corridor easily climbing up in the

. >> oh, boy, meteorologist melissa magee is at the big board. tell us what we can expect and when. melissa. >> walter, sarah brutally cold numbers overhead right now. 11 philadelphia, 9 wilmington and 7 below zero current air temperatures in poconos. 5 in trenton. you factor in wind chills with blustery winds out of northwest. everyone subzero at this hour. 4 below in city and 16 below in reading and along the coast in wildwood 7 degrees below zero. changes are up ahead. a winter storm watch issued for most of the region. exception lancaster berks lehigh normal top counties and up through poconos monday night to tuesday. accumulating snow is likely with a stromtracker developing to the south. here's the big picture stormtracker 6 double scan radar noticing that moisture breaking out and disturb as is off to north and west. moisture moving into kansas with the snow. that ice for oklahoma city and rain in dallas, texas at this hour. this will be a complex storm system and will work from southwest to northeast direction as early as monday night. future tracker 6 timing it out through

meteorologist melissa magee is over at the big board. melissa. >> sarah walter, we had a nice reprieve from arctic dhil as of late. the second half of the weekend friday, you remember the chilly high. coming in, in the teens 18 degrees. saturday high temperature 34 with 4.8" of snowfall in philadelphia:00 a.m. today 45. one degree shy of average for us this time of year. so when you look at 24-hour temperature change across the region it feels 15 warmer in the city than this same time yesterday. 15 warmer as well in poconos. feels 13 degrees warmer than 24 hours agog in lancaster and 16 degrees warmner trenton. as we look at temperatures. future tracker 6 showing you i hope you had a chance to enjoy mild conditions overhead today. as we go throughout the overnight hours. once again numbers along the 95 corridor slip below the freezing mark. 2 in the city. 26 reading and 31 for overnight low in atlantic city. so talk about what we can expect the rest of tonight and during the overnight hours. we're watching wet and slushy roads and as we

we'll send you back your way. >> melissa thank you. for the latest forecast keep an ion stormtracker 6 radar on 6abc.com/weather. there you'll also find the hourly and 7-day forecast. along with the latest call from our team of meteorologists right here on "action news." and don't believe the house tomorrow morning without checking in with the "action news" team 4:30 a.m. david karen, matt and tamala will tell you whether weather will impact your travel and have latest travel and tranit updates. >> whatever we get you can be sure it's not as bad as boston. new england is bracing for a storm that will last days. it could bring two feet of snow after what's been a rough winter for the region. schools, businesses courts are shut down and people are asked to stay off the roads. >> be careful what you post on social media. a teenager from philadelphia learned that the hard way after robbed of high-end jewelry which police say he bragged about on instagram. "action news" reporter annie mccormick has the story from somerton. >> according to p

magee tracking this system melissa. >> walter, earlier today and this afternoon we a a had light snow and showers cross dealt wear valley. looking at double scan radar 3-d we are tracking a heavier burst of snow that is expected to move in, later on this evening, and into tonight. so some snowfall all the on the the way. the it is because of the arctic boundary across central pennsylvania. when you flatten things out here and you measure where this snow squall is and where it will be, as we go throughout the rest of the evening hours, it the is about 120 miles away from our region. it is coming in tonight from a west to east direction. future tracker six has you covered. at 8:00 o'clock tonight you see lavender, that is an indication of the heavier burst of snow or intensity with the snow showers moving in and snow squals. overall we are calling for a general one to 3 inches of snow once that arrived. but we have already seen reports of white out conditions a across western pennsylvania, and with this arctic boundary moving on through. so talk about what we can expect. snow squals now

we will begin with melissa. what are we looking at. >> we are track ago this snow and mixed precipitation across the midwest eastward into the east coast. this is a storm system on the way. storm tracker six live double scan radar showing light snow fall across central pennsylvania and steady know picking up across western pennsylvania and just to the north of i80 but we will widen out picture here and area of low pressure is over southern illinois and indiana. to the north we have the the snow. if you follow that up, and over, we have a snow line breaking out along i80 just to the north of the pennsylvania turnpike. so that will be where you will find a significant snowfall. to the south of that line however, all of that moisture coming from the south and that is where that warmer ale will mix in with the system. that area of low system will track to the areas north of philadelphia, and because of that winter storm warning that has been posted for poconos, down to easton, allentown, quake are town and pottstown

s being cautious. >> and we're tracking melissa trac bunch of accidents. a slick spot can cause big problems. k with meteorologist tom. >> we have light rain overnight that fell and then started to like your car and on some elevated shrubs and tree limbs. most roads are wet. right now getting that area in pink. the area in the gray and white is wet snow. south of fredericksburg reports of sleet as well in stat ford and the gray area near fredericksburg east of there across southern maryland and toward the eastern shore we're getting this light icing creating a light graze on untreated surfaces. temperatures afreezing now. in the afternoon should be hitting the low 40s by late to mid afternoon. a little bit of sunshine breaking out. look at much colder air moving in for the weekend. how are we doing, melissa? >>> another new crash this is maryland 50 westbound at the beltway. it's off to the right side of the roadway. it is a little slower than we typically see this time beltway at branch avenue northbound have three different crashes. one being reported at

thank you, melissa. >>> we'll take a quick break.hen we come right back. >> ♪♪ >> right now jim gardner and the "action news" team standing by with these stories and more next at 6:00. the death penalty is off in pennsylvania. reaction from law enforcement. >> no love for deadbeat parents as authorities across the delaware valley round up fugitives today. now for monica malpass the entire "action news" team i'm rick williams. have a good weekend. good night. >> good night. >> ♪♪ >> "action news." delaware valley's leading news program. with ducis rodgers meteorologist cecily tynan and jim gardner. >> ♪♪ >> friday night a man south jersey police say staged his own disappearance surrenders to authorities. >>> and a fugitive wanted in arizona is shot and killed by a trooper in reading. >>> but the big story on "action news" tonight is a weekend of wild weather and that's coming off today's brutal cold. wind chills this afternoon mellowed out at about 10 degrees which is down right balmy compared to the minus 10 to minus 15-degree wind c

let's go to melissa. >> take a look. just got off the phone with police. 95 north to 32 now just the right lane is blocked. this is a huge improvement we were completely shut down until the past hour or so. 95 north at 32 just the right lane blocked because the eight to nine car crash. no serious injuries is what told. wide look at things. beltway looking pretty good. no major problems there. 66 and 95 both looking good as well. same thing when you look at prince george's county. everything moving nice and green. beltway at new hampshire avenue inner and outer loop looking good. you'll have the sheen on the roadway. it's going to be wet. perhaps the only thing icy this morning is your car. right, tom? >> scraping a ice off your windshield this morning. st radar showing a little bit of wet snow in the white. the area in pink is light freezing rain that is icing up a little bit. the area in green is -- the white zone is in the northern neck and southeast of fredericksburg. coming into southern charles county and western sa

we begin with meteorologist melissa magee to find out what we can expect in the hours to come. >> we're seeing transition across the delaware and lehigh valley. trenton, philadelphia we have mixed precip. wilmington and across areas in vine land, atlantic city, cape may, we have a transition from snow that we had earlier over to rain we'll go in tighter on stromtracker street-level from trenton to philadelphia we have frozen precipitation. and ice. also a lot of icy conditions. wintry mix going on across route 7 0. medford lakes berlin, glassboro. and liquid precip moving into areas in lakehurst, brownsmill khardz worth and speedwell. we'll talk about snowfall totals. >> pike creek and new castle county 6.4. 6" for cinnaminson. >> and it looks like we have conditions that will slowly improve as we go throughout rest of overnight hours. temperatures are increasing which means any frozen precipitation will change to rain as you wake up tomorrow. 25 allentown and 36 wildwood a long the coast that's where we are finding liquid precip. coming up we take a closer look at forecast and what you

last word to melissa? >> i think it's the next most logical way for terrorists to enter the country is come over the southern border. airports are the first most obvious. we are doing what we can to the best of our ability to tackle that through tsa and everything else we have in the airways. whether you are watching movies in hollywood or reading books or looking at evidence this is the next most logical way for us to get attacked. we need to pay attention to it. >> last word. thanks, guys. cavuto on business 20 minutes from now. >> turns out jihad john in all those isis beheading videos comes from a very well-to-do family, college degree. time for the administration to think that jobs for jihadists idea. and governor scott walker yet again. whoever wins this fight could decide if workers across america struggle again themselves. see you at the bottom of the hour. >>> thanks neil, we can't wait. >>> first nancy pelosi saying members of congress are just like average americans living paycheck to paycheck?

magee who has been tracking this system and has the very latest melissa. >> we have been dealing with the snow showers all will day and snow squals moved in earlier tonight. so you can see on storm tracker six live double scan radar we have activity to the north and west of that i-95 corridor and some snow showers moving off the coast there in ocean county but we will go in tied's along that i-95 corridor. you cannot see in chester county there in chad forward we are dealing with lavender an intensity of snowfall. we have reports of thunder snow with this arctic bound dry moving on through. for the most part the snow showers are starting to come to an end but the wind are definitely starting to pick up in its wake. the visibility is a concern which is improved. we are up to 7 miles in philadelphia but till down to 1.3 in reading. down to two in lancaster. dangerous white out conditions if you are driving on the road down to a half mile in trenton and mercer county. check out current wind gusts, gusting as high as 33 miles an hour in philadelphia, and a gust up to 43 miles an hour in w

we have team coverage and david henry has efforts from officials but first melissa magee with the latest from accuweather. >> it was definitely a frigid start, most locations had temperatures below zero if not in the single digits. philadelphia the morning low 2 degrees, 1 degree shy of the record set in 1979, the air temperature in the poconos, we broke records today in trenton wilmington and dover. trenton record low 0 and 2 for wilmington and dover. this is what you felt when you stepped outdoors 35 below in in the poconos and 16 below in philadelphia and 22 degrees below zero in lancaster. most locations are still feeling the chill because the winds sustained at 4 miles per hour in philadelphia and 23 miles per hour in the poconos and they are coming in from the northwest and you are charging down the arctic air from the north that plunges south ward into our region. below zero from wilmington. the weekend outlook showing you on saturday the good news we climb above freezing with the high temperature of 33 degrees, we are tracking snow and changing over to wintry and messy precipitat

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when you looked at the valuation, melissa, you saw today. cnbc has done a great job of pointing this out. but i'll point out a few other numbers. the book value was 1.52. today it's 1.27. i would say the book is understated because of the cash on the balance sheets. >> i'm going to talk to you for a minute. you're the guy who called it right the first time. instead of going into the numbers from before, this time around, what do you see? you called it right last time as we hit or approached 5,000 this time, is it different? >> i hate the word is it different now. for my thousand mistakes of the past, i would say it is different than that period of time. from the perspective of one, you have inflation that's bumping along the bottom at 1.6%. you have a federal funds rate that i'm chuckling about. everybody is talking about this massive rise in rates from 25 basis points to 75 basis points. my gosh, in the last century, we averaged funds five, six times greater than that. the federal funds rate, even as i said, 15 years ago, was at 6.3/4%. we'

time for a check of the accu weather forecast with meteorologist melissa magee. we have been talking about the rain and ice sleet mix with snow. >> um-hmm. >> a little bit of everything. >> um-hmm. >> we have it all for you. >> a winter storm on the way, tomorrow night walter and into monday. it will be a mess waking up monday morning depending on your location. we will talk about the specifics with this storm, storm tracker six live double scan radar, you can see it is still dry and quiet across the the area but this time tomorrow night we will be track ago this precipitation moving in from west/east direction. the is there a storm system over the midwest that will be working its way eastward and with that said we have winter storm watches up, northwest of that 95 corridor, winter storm warnings up for berks, lehigh northampton counties and advisory for lancaster county. currently no winter storm warnings or watches for philadelphia and points to the south. do not get out of the teens today. you felt that arctic chill. high temperature in philadelphia 29 degrees

hey, melissa. >> hi, rick, monica. we definitely had a frigid start on our friday and almost a record here in philadelphia. the morning low temperature dropped down to 2 degrees. that's 1 degree shy of the record of one set back in 1979. so, we didn't make a record this morning but still very cold. the coldest morning we've seen since january 20th of 1994. we did however hit some records across the delaware and lehigh valleys. trenton your record morning temperature zero, two for both wilmington and dover so these are the locations where we had record-low temperatures this morning. allentown minus one and 1 degree at the airport there in atlantic city. this is what you felt, however, when you stepped outside early this morning. wind chills below zero, 34 degrees below zero this morning in the poconos, 17 below in philadelphia, fifteen below in wildwood and 20 degrees below zero in trenton. now, early this afternoon and early this evening we do have a bit of a recovery. it feels like 4 degrees currently in philadelphia

melissa did not extreme. >> this is last weekend for philadelphia auto show. there's plenty of time to check out your dream car. future vehicle prototypes. thousands came through the pennsylvania convention september to check out the scene there. the auto show continues through tomorrow. check it out if you can. >> more than a dozen cadets ovlly joined wilmington fire company today. 38 recruit academy graduated at the chase center on riverfront this afternoon. they earn badges there in front of proud families and friends that packed the room to snap photos and cheer them on. >> congratulations. >> a fierce and fun competition will make wishes come true for deserving children. second annual bowling for breasts took over play drom devon lanes tonight. all proceeds benefit take a breather foundation for children suffering with cystic fibrosis. >> much more to come newest in theater technology how movie goers are able to smell begun powder of shootout and feel a car chase. >> and big change in the view. rosy o'donnell confirms she's leaving show again. melissa. >>

melissa magee is outside now with the accuweather forecast. >> reporter: hi shirleen and brian. we have improvement this afternoon, temperatures certainly did climb above the freezing mark, we had enough sunshine to get rid of the icy conditions from earlier today. philadelphia 40 degrees so far in the city, 39 in trenton and 26 in the poconos and 35 in beach haven and wildwood 41. look at the 24 hour temperature change it's 10 degrees warmer in philadelphia than the same time yesterday degrees warmer in allentown and 9 degreed warmer in beach haven. don't get too comfortable however we are tracking changes, stormtracker 6 live double scan radar 3-d showing you an area of low pressure over the plains and the great lakes this is a clipper system working its way eastward it's a good, nice stretch on the way for the next 24 to 36 hours, after that we track the change on the way. the moisture arrives as we get into thursday afternoon and the evening hours this should not be a concern during the morning rush and rather that the afternoon and evening commute. the bigger story is the c

but melissa can speak. >> what are you making? >> i'm making a swaddler for my baby cousin. >> because autism often runs in families experts thought that siblings with the disorder inherited the same autism genes, but a new study shows this may not be true. each may have their own form. >> siblings with autism don't necessarily have the same genetic makeup that could be causing their autism. >> dr. numeyer treats melissa in massachusetts where 6,000 patients come through the doors every single year, and like many of those families, melissa's parents admit that having kids with different ability levels creates a common worry about the future. >> my biggest fear is that they won't be loved the way i can love them. that they won't be taken care of the way i take care of them. >> even karen and melissa's older sister, emily said that it keeps her awake at night. >> will they live with me? with my family. >> she fell in love with julie an autism specialist. and they got married in 2008. >> i was married and that didn't work out. she sa

now, melissa's here to show us her dashboard temperature. what was it? >> it was cold. 6 degrees this morning. i have to pull over and take a picture of this because my poor car must be so cold. it was 6 degrees. that's nasty. dangerous cold as tom's been saying be careful. wide look at things overall. no problems, inner loop and outer loop of the beltway. seeing everything flowing well. 66 at 123. it's looking good too. and taking a lookal the beltway, and central avenue. have a warning for you. penn line on a sunday schedule. and brunswick canceled because of the holiday. >>> casinos are popping up. how do people feel about them? >>> more teens are not g >>> 4:58 right now. we're learning more about how you feel about the new casinos in maryland. the university of maryland and "the washington post," put out a new poll. it says 53% of maryland voters feel positive. and 38% say casinos are a bad thing. just 5% of people had no opinion. the state's next casino will be at national harbor set to open next year. >>> marc riders may get a new perform at the r

"action news" meteorologist, melissa magee is outside with the latest. >> reporter: hi there rick, we have something to look forward to because the numbers keep climbing and definitely a chilly start for our friday, the windchill numbers, 1 in the poconos and 4 in allentown and 16 in philadelphia and along the coast beach haven 19 and 12 in trenton and future tracker 6 showing you as we go through the afternoon hours most spots feel like the single digits north and west and teens to the east, and not much of a recovery on the way and most spots will feel like windchills close to 20 degrees, here is the big picture, satellite 6 along with action radar shows you we have a partly cloudy skies across the region and there is a weak disturbance riding off to the north of philadelphia and because of that we are dealing with snow showers up through lehigh county and the poconos, but that is pretty much it. so we'll talk about what we can expect as we press forward still frigid own our friday but not as blustery the winds are not as much of a factor and milder for our weekend scan sunday look

melissa magee has your forecast when we come right back. someone talking? skippy!! yippee!!with the funnest peanuts ever! skippy. yippee!! if a denture were to be put under a microscope we can see all the bacteria that still exists. polident's unique micro clean formula works in just 3 minutes, killing 99.99% of odor causing bacteria. for a cleaner, fresher brighter denture everyday. >>> meteorologist, melissa magee, is back now with a closer look at the forecast. >> it's really chilly today but once the temperatures warm up we have temperatures in the 40s and maybe near 50 by sunday. a nice treat. we'll show you stormtracker 6 live double scan radar can you see its nice and dry now, no problem with precipitation, over to the north near pottsville and the poconos there are light snow showers a weak boundary it's just chilly and the picture outside sky 6 hd we are looking at philadelphia international airport on this friday and if you are catching a flight it might be a good idea to check with your carrier for weather delays no issues here but you need to layer up. the temper

>> well, i hope so, melissa. i think we're really at a reflection point and inflection point for the company. we worked really hard in 2014. we overcame those obstacles and just get mandian on, get the changeover from private investors to public company investors to getting a full year of mandian. i think we are. i think we're undervalued. i think we're going to continue to grow. as i said, the cyber security market is red hot and i think we're well positioned to take advantage of that. >> could the best way to see full value of your company is to sell it? they intimate that your business would fit in nicely with a larger company looking to beef up cyber security, cisco, ibm, that have better sales forces than what you have right now. you pair that with your track record ceo mcafee that sold to intel. this guy might be looking to sell fireeye. >> well, you never look to sell a company. i mean, what you look to do is do the right thing for shareholders. you really focus on fiduciary responsibility. right now i see