. >>> entrovirus 68 take a preschooler's life in new jersey, kenneth moten has that story. >>> sky6 live hd looking over wilmington this morning, a chilly start, eagles fans put on the layers, several of them, meteorologist chris sowers with his gloves in check. >> reporter: do you know where your gloves are. >> i have no idea where my gloves are. not the first clue. >> reporter: some of the locations are 3 to 4 degrees above freezing, that's chilly stuff. let's go live on sky 6. it's a chilly morning, temperatures have fallen back into the 30s and 40s now across a large portion of the delaware valley. even the city, take a look at the number in center city. we're down to 43 degrees. it's the coldest air that we've seen in 6 months in philadelphia. wilmington, 41. lancaster is now down to 38. they are at the freezing mark of 32 in the poconos. 37 in reading, 42 in trenton. millville, a nice, comfortable 39 degrees. wow, it's a chilly start to your sunday. it's thanks to that unusually cold air mass that we were tracking across the great lake states. here's the cold front over my shoulder

you know, simply taking moten, for instance, moten elementary away from johnson and moving it to kraemer is going to cripple johnson. now, we know that a couple of years ago there was an effort to try to close johnson. there are currently only four elementary schools that feed into johnson. moten is the largest. it's responsible for about 42 of the 100 incoming kids. moving moten to kraemer is going to cripple johnson. it will be the predicate to its closing. the three remaining schools aren't enough and so when people say do you support it, well, there are parts of the program that i do support but there are parts that we have to look at and we have to understand that there can be a domino effect with how this is being implemented so i think it's not important to do it quickly. we have waited 40 years, it's important to do it thoughtfully and it's important to understand that the decisions that we make today are going to have a cascading domino effect. >> one of the -- [ applause ] >> one of known leading community issues -- moot point especially when you talk about diversity because yo

entrovirus 68 takes a preschooler's life, kenneth moten has that story. >> and sky6 live hd looking over wilmington, delaware, it's chilly out there, eagles fans add an extra layer as you head outside. let's head outside to chris sowers who is shivering with our accuweather forecast. at least it's not raining this morning. >> reporter: i liked yesterday's weather better than this, it was warm, it is freezing in some locations literally. poconos you were down to 32 degrees about an hour ago. you're 33. same thing for allentown, 35 in lancaster, millville, 38 if you're looking on the ma'am and trying to to find the location you're not in the 30s, more than likely the windchill is. temperatures are 25 to 30 degrees cooler than yesterday at this time. that's about as large of a temperature swing you'll ever see in this part of the county. cold air is slammed on in. you'll feel it out here, this morning. 26 degrees in wildwood. atlantic city, 26. 30 in allentown, it's football sunday, the eagles taking on the saint louis rams, lincoln financial field, this is a one p.m. start time. it's going

kenneth moten channel 6 "action news." >> that cruise ship kenneth mentioned has docked.h "action news" for the latest on the ebola story. we've posted the very latest at 6abc.com and the 6abc news app and follow updates on twitter and facebook pages. >> teachers and coaches have been suspended in connection with the a hazing incident. it comes after 7 football players were charged with sexual assault and other counts stemming from locker room at the school. the school board is ready to discuss the suspension and what comes next. >>> state police change their search for eric frein after a woman said she saw him near his old high school, poconos east. police are also testing blood found in two homes in the area to see if it belongs to frein. >> the candidates for the delaware senate race joined our matt o'donnell for a discussion at our 6abc studios. chris coons and kevin wade talked about tax rates and the affordable care act. you can see that later this morning at 10:00 a.m. on 6abc. >> the pakistani girl whose courageous fight will be here in philadelphia to pick up ano

kenneth moten channel 6 "action news." >> that ship has now docked.ontinuing coverage of this ever-changing ebola story. we're posting the latest at 6abc.com and the 6abc news app and follow breaking updates on our twitter and facebook pages. >> five teachers and coaches have been suspended in sayersville new jersey. it comes after 7 football players were charged with sexual assault and other counts stemming from the locker room incident at school. >>> pennsylvania state police have shifted the focus of their search for accused cop killer eric frein after a woman said she saw a man with mud covered face carrying a rifle. police have been searching for frein for five weeks since he shot and killed a trooper during an ambush. police are testing blood found in two homes in the area to see if it came from frein. >> the candidates for the governor's race joined matt o'donnell for a discussion at our 6abc studios. they gave their views on domestic issues like tax rates and affordable care act. you can see it later at 10:00 a.m. on 6abc. >> the pakistani gir

kenneth moten has more from children's hospital. >> reporter: here at the children's hospital, at last check doctors were waiting on results for three children. meanwhile, hamilton township said there's no need for panic after the death of the 4-year-old boy, but there's need for parents to remain vigilant when it comes to hygiene. at yardville elementary school in hamilton township, new jersey, blue and gold ribbons for ely waller who died from a disease who has parents in the u.s. worried. >> my main concern is what i am supposed to look for. is it something mild or serious or everything. >> reporter: concerned mothers attended this news conference where they talked about the death of the preschoolers. it was confirmed that the boy decide from the virus, d68. it's a strain of entrovirus d68 that would attack young children, pre-schoolers, toddlers who have for the most part, compromised immune systems. >> reporter: now there's a second boy at the same school at risk. officials say he came down with the symptoms sudden muscle weakness seen in other children across the country. cases l