good morning, matt, good morning nydia.zamboni or anything else into work this morning on the schuylkill, you're going find crowd in king of prussia. on the eastbound side coming away from 202 through this point approaching the gulph mills exit it's because of this accident now pushed off to the side but there was some glass and part of a bumper on the roadway as well. so, the left lane was blocked for a little while. that's why you're getting the extra heavy delay on the schuylkill eastbound coming off of 202 and 422 trying to head in toward the blue route this morning. so we'll keep watching that. we've also been watching a crash along 95. it's the southbound side right by academy road now off to the side but you're getting speeds in the 30's and 40's coming away from woodhaven. slows more substantially farther south just 15 miles per hour because of normal morning volume there by allegheny avenue. and getting word of a new crash in springfield township delco along route one, that's state road there at rolling road by pri

nydia han is joining us. >> we are following breaking news.ight between a philadelphia bar manager an guard turned deadly overnight. >> also developing police are trying the figure out who shot a man outside of a southwest philadelphia bar and restaurant. >> more local congress members are joining the growing boycott of friday's presidential inauguration. >> dave murphy is off. karen rogers is taking a look at a slightly rainy accuweather forecast and matt pelman has your traffic. good morning. >> it's a dreary day today. we'll have periods of rain all day but the morning concern is for freezing rain. the national weather service has this freezing rain advisory listed for lehigh berks northampton counties and that's until 10 o'clock in the morning but up in the poconos it doesn't expire until 7 o'clock tonight. and that's because of icy spots in the area. satellite6 and action radar showing at this point we just have some light showers moving in. the heavier rain is going to come in later today. but let's go right to double scan because we can

nydia han joins us. >> here's what's happening on "action news."t two days before donald trump's swearing in, tensions continue to rise as the president-elect heads toward his inauguration. >> a woman is left dumb founded when falling debris severely damages her car and injures her dog while traveling on a philadelphia highway. we're live with the story. >> more mild weather but it won't be pretty. give yourself plenty of time early commuters. patchy fog could impact your drive. >> david is off. let's turn now to meteorologist karen rogers and matt pelman. good morning. >> good morning, everybody. starting this day off it is damp out there in spots and we have some showers trying to exit the coastline. this is storm tracker6 live double scan showing those showers have for the most part left center city. we're now seeing them move through wrightstown, new jersey, speed well and near surf city so if you're on the garden state parkway you're wet. for the rest of us no real showers but feeling kind of damp with a little bit of drizzle through the morni

good morning to you nydia and matt. coming out of the burbs this morning traffic running pretty smoothly so far as we look live at 95 in delaware county. northbound come the headlights passing the commodore barry bridge headed up toward the blue route maybe the airport to catch an early morning flight and no problems aside from being a little bit damp along 95 but just off 95 in marcus hook getting word of a serious new accident along post road which is route 13 close to main street. the good news is they have it pushed off into a parking lot so you can get by along post road 13. elsewhere in delco nether providence you won't be getting by again today starting at 9 o'clock this morning along wallingford avenue closing for water main installation and today joining the party in middletown township baron road at devon lane is another spot where they'll be installing a new water main so the flaggers will be out there helping you through that intersection. have more work today on the water main in west goshen along 100. this

as nydia mentioned, the worst at the shore. between now and noon, a couple of showers popping through, but nothing major. we get into the afternoon, the heavier rain bands push in an area of low pressure comes up the coast, acting like a nor'easter. one thing we don't have is snow like a winter nor'easter, outside of the poconos picking up precipitation today. 5:30 p.m., heavier rain possible at time. later in the evening, it moves up north, we get a wintry mix up in the poconos. there's a winter weather advisory starting at 11:00 a.m. not ending until tuesday morning, if you have plans to drive up there later today, you might have problems with snow mixing with sleet and freezing rain. 44 degrees in philadelphia by 8:00 a.m. 10:00 a.m., 42. as you saw on future tracker it may not be all that wet. noon, 41. as we come through the afternoon, look for windswept rain at times. temperatures may dip to 39 and hover on or about 40 through the dinner hour. the mildest part of the day is now. most of the temperatures will be struck in

nydia han is joining us.we're following breaking news. a fight between a philadelphia bar manager and a guard turned deadly overnight. >> also developing police are trying to figure out who shot a man outside of a southwest philadelphia bar and restaurant. >> more local congress members are joining the growing boycott of friday's presidential inauguration. >> but first up let's talk about a little rain coming our way with karen rogers. she's in for dave murphy and matt pelman is helping you get to work and school. good morning. >> good morning. i've got the umbrella handy. first drizzle drop or two starting right now. but i want to show you what's happening right now with the lehigh valley. the national weather service continues the freezing rain advisory until 10 o'clock there until 7 o'clock right now for the poconos and that's because of icy spots and on storm tracker6 we can see near quakertown it's just rain. it's dry in reading but in some spots north of that you are seeing the chance for a little bit o

nydia han is joining us. >> we're following breaking news.ween a philadelphia bar manager and a guard turned deadly overnight. >> also developing police are trying to figure out who shot a man outside of a southwest philadelphia bar and restaurant. >> more local congress members are joining the growing boycott of friday's presidential inauguration. >> but first up let's talk about a little rain coming our way with karen rogers. she's in for dave murphy and matt pelman is helping you get to work and school. good morning. >> good morning. i've got the umbrella handy. first drizzle drop or two starting right now. but i want to show you what's happening right now with the lehigh valley. the national weather service continues the freezing rain advisory until 10 o'clock there until 7 o'clock right w

i'm nydia han i gray is off. the ball has dropped and the fireworks lit up the sky it is 2017. it's the annual mummers parade and we're taking live look at atlantic city, where dozens of people just ran into the water for the 26th annual polar bear plunge. ahead, how others are celebrating the first day of the new year. >>> first the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, with meteorologist chris sowers it is mild outside, but not mild enough for a dip in the atlantic ocean. >> reporter: no, but i'll tell you what, looks like they are getting off easy today considering how bad it could be on january 1. 54 degrees in atlantic city. the ocean temperature, 42. we've seen way worse than that, so, it's not perfect conditions for jumping in, but it could have been worse. 52 in millville. philadelphia, 50 degrees, the normal high 41. 47 in reading. allentown, 46. poconos, 34, a little chilly up there. trenton, 48. dover checking in at 51 degrees. satellite and radar, as advertised all the cloud cover has cleared out. still seeing the cloud cover across the delaware bay region and a

now for chris sowers gray hall, and the entire "action news" team, i'm nydia han.ave a great morning, chris and i will will see you right back here at noon. >>> starting right >>> starting right now on "this week" with george stephanopoulos. russian roulette. vladimir putin bets big on donald trump. refusing to retaliate against new u.s. sanctions and with russian diplomats moving out, donald trump is moving on. >> i think we ought to get on with our lives. >> but will trump's own party follow his l his it is a threat to the fundamentals of democracy. >> with three weeks to go, what will the new president do on day one? incoming trump press secretary sean spicer is here. plus -- >> make america great again. >> new year's revolution. 2016 broke all the rules. so what's next? our powerhouse round tab l

i'm nydia han. stay tuned for more "good morning america."great new year. ♪ >> welcome back to "gma" on this january 1st. that's a look at how some countries around the world rang in the new year. >> we want to wish you a happy new year. happy 2017. and remind you that we're on tape >> we remind you we're on tape this morning so like most of you we're home with our families. we're with family here at "gma" as well. >> it's tough to work with you when you're hungover. >> we want to turn to one of the big legal battles shaping up in the new year. thanks for throwing me under the bus. >> a number of high profile cases as we head into 2017 and abc news sunny hostin has the names of the folks who will have their day in court. sunny, good morning. >> good morning. well, from celebrities to documentaries to subjects. famous names will have their cases heard with the results, anyone's guess. they are the crimes that dominated the headlines in 2016. rocking hollywood. a big year that turned binge watchers into crime solvers. >> this is a prepaid call

nydia. >> katherine we can hear the wind howling, thank you. the storm plus the closure of the delaware turnpike bridge equals a tough commute for those in bucks county. a structural issue forced the bridge to close on friday. now drivers are trying to find another way to get around. and is live in bristol -- annie mccormick is live in bristol township. this is a nightmare for commutes. >> reporter: that nightmare is just beginning, we talked to a tractor-trailer driver who stopped here, he needs to get to a facility that's underneath the bridge, he cannot get there. all the roads underneath the bridge as well as the bridge are closed. it could be two weeks or longer that the bridge will be closed. inspectors shut down the bridge friday after painting crews found a fracture in the steel truss on the pennsylvania side, the 1.2-mile bridge carries 42,000 vehicles per day eastbound and westbound. the bridge is jointly owned and maintained by the pennsylvania turnpike commission and new jersey turnpike authority. both have said work is continue to

here's nydia han. matt o'donnell is off. >>> here's what's happening, thousands of people in philadelphia will spend this martin luther king serving others, we're live with the details. >>> war of words with just days left before the inauguration, president-elect donald trump kicked off mlk weekend feuding with a mlk lend. >> a warm upis on -- warmup isn the way. >> let's talk about the warmup. >> reporter: don't be misled by all the talk of a warmup because it's 13 degrees in martins creek, 19 in coatsville, 23 in saint david. 27 in center city itself. looking in the suburbs in new jersey and delaware, 23 in cinnaminson. 22 in hammonton. 20 in glassboro. 28 degrees in dover, delaware. let's take a look at satellite and radar, okay to start we have clear skies we'll see increasing clouds through the day. you can see the rain that's depressed to the south. at this point we expect that to stay suppressed to the south. over the next few days we'll see showers in the forecast. not today, today's high, 45.

>> reporter: for the morning, nydia, bundle up. storm tracker 6 live double scan we're dry, we stay dry through the day. let's go outside and show you what it looks like as sky6 live hd looks live, looking good, as we check conditions ahead, we can see we have clear skies. we'll start off with sunshine as you start out this morning. the temperature 27 degrees in the city. in the suburbs in the lehigh valley, you're just in the teens. the dewpoint 19 degrees right now, really dry atmosphere. the pressure is holding steady. winds are out of the north, but switch to the southwest and have to warm things up a little bit, but the ocean temperature is 40 degrees. satellite and radar showing for the most part we have clear skies and more clouds to the south. we have a nearly stationary front parked to the south, that's where we are seeing the showers break out right now. here's a wider look, the area of low pressure well out to the west, the ice storm that caused the severe problem in the plains you can see the ice still spreading out thr

matt, nydia. >> well deserved.nk you katherine. >>> he made a lot of great contributions. >> still hanging around there, too. >> yeah. >> new this morning we're following yet another shooting this week at an area of mexico popular with u.s. tourists. >>> plus a brawl erupts on the hardwood during a local college basketball game. karen. >> starting off this morning with showers in center city and new jersey but they're exiting out of here. what's next? the answer coming up. >> and it was quite a light show over new york city. ah immediately after the break we'll explain what caused this spectacle. >> ♪ >> new video from new york this morning. a transformer explosion caused a power line to come down and it created a light show in the sky over queens. it happened around 9 o'clock last night but crews worked through the night to fix the issue and clean up. >> meteorologist karen rogers joins us. we have some fog, some rain out there as well. >> you go to the watch for your morning commute. we have some showers. most of

tam is off, nydia han joins us. >> here's what's happening. a nor'easter is churning up the coast bringing rain wind and possible flooding. sky6 live hd taking a living look at atlantic city mg we'll have a live report from the jersey shore. >>> the storm coupled with a sudden bridge closure will make for a challenging commute between the pennsylvania and new jersey turnpike. >>> federal agents raid a shop on jewlers row the owner accused of selling stolen jewelry from high end homes in the suburbs. >> gina gannon is in for karen rogers, david is outside in the weather. >> reporter: let's show you storm tracker 6 live, not a lot of active roads, a couple of light sprinkles east of philadelphia, but obviously on satellite and radar the wide view you see the heavier rain down south that will be moving in the afternoon. 44 degrees in philadelphia. 44 in allentown. this is about as warm as it will get today. the numbers will fall a little bit because of the strong blustery wind out of the northeast. these are current wind gusts, how about the airp

built for business. 67:00 a.m., monday, january 16 i'm tamala edwards, with nydia han, matt o'donnell is off this morning. >> thousands of people in philadelphia will spend this martin luther king serving others. we're live with the details. >> war of words with just days left before his inauguration, president-elect donald trump kicked off mlk weekend feuding with a civil rights legend. >>> a dangerous sheet of ice is coating the heartland and leaving deadly results, but relief and a warmup are on the way. >> let's talk the relief and warmup, karen rogers is in for david murphy, and matt pellman has the commute. let's take a listen. >> reporter: good morning, we'll start with very cold conditions, we're talking temperatures above average later on. doesn't happen until late this afternoon. let's look at the numbers, 12 degrees in martins creek, 16 in quakertown and pottstown, 19 in coatsville, 22 in saint david. 28 in center city. it feels like the low 20s when you factor in the light wind. 21 in browns mills. bundle up in glassboro, new jersey, barely out of the teens, 20 degrees, 27

nydia han has the tips in what's the deal report. >> reporter: consumer reports surveyed its readersnd did their on eye glass shopping. >> it could be 200 to $500 cost for one pair of frames. >> reporter: a lot of people buy glasseses the old fashioned way at the doctor's office or local eye store, you may get the attention, but you pay more. >> our readers paid an average of $400 for frames and lenses at doctors and independence eye glass shops. that's two to three times than what you pay online. >> reporter: consumer reports evaluated 6 online retailers. the average price for frames and lenses $141. onoptical did well overall, average price, $60. we recommend that you try on any frames you're considering massachusettsing online first -- that you are purchasing online first. >> reporter: find the frame you like in brick and mortar store and find it online. can you may have only 30 days for return. if online shopping is not for you, consumer reports readers evaluated brick an mortar stores, prices at costco and walmart are less, but the frame selection may be more limited. nydia han

and saturday we continue to monitor things closely and see the potential of light snow on friday, nydia. >> it will be a wild ride. thank you. >>> sports now, college football national championship game is set and it is rematch. ohio state got destroyed by clemson, 31-0. the first time the buckeyes have been shut out in 23 years. clemson moves on to fight alabama. they meet in tampa on january 9. >>> penn state is auto in california to play usc to play the rose bowl. you can see the game on our sister station espn. jeff skeverski has the rest of the sports. >> reporter: the eagles new year's resolution beat the cowboys new year's day and carry confidence into 2017. cowboys arrived in philadelphia where they have won four straight over the eagles. dallas starters are expected to be limited today at 1 against the eagles. the eagles want revenge after the tough overtime loss in dallas back in october. >> definitely one in dallas, nfc east rival, the point of the year we were in there, kind of was a turning point roughlily. it's been tough, it's unfortunate it will be our last game of the y

here's nydia han. matt o'donnell is off. >>> here's what's happening, thousands of people in philadelphia will spend this martin luther king serving others, we're live with the details. >>> war of words with just

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nydia han will be here in a bit.sleet today. >> reporter: a little bit of black ice this morning maybe an hour or two where you have to keep your guard up and be careful, especially on secondary roads and things like that, anything untreated. once we get above freezing which will happen in the next 90 minutes any ice will melt. there's the live view of

tam is off, nydia han joins us. >> here's what's happening.'easter is churning up the coast bringing rain wind and possible flooding. sky6 live hd taking a living look at atlantic city mg we'll have a live report from the jersey shore. >>> the storm coupled with a sudden bridge closure will make for a challenging commute between the pennsylvania and new jersey turnpike. >>> federal agents raid a shop on jewlers row the owner accused of selling stolen jewelry from high end homes in the suburbs. >> gina gannon is in for karen rogers, david is outside in

i'm nydia nydia han. >>> welcome back to "gma." happening right now, major backlash.testers rallying enraged at president trump's executive order temporarily barring foreign nationals from several countries. hundreds of people denied entry into the u.s. some detained at airports. others sent back on return flights. the policy causing outrage across the country and around the world. >>> also right now audi's recall. volkswagen's luxury brand is recalling more than 500,000 cars in the united states because of two separate problems with its air bags and coolant pumps. the audi a5 and q5 are among the models affected. the company saying it will notify owners and repair the vehicles for free. >>> and an epic match for the men's singles title at the australian open. roger federer and rafael nadal going head-to-head.l nadal going head-to-head point by point taking that hard fought game into a fifth set and in the end, look who is jumping up and down. that is roger federer winning his 18th grand slam title in what some are calling one of the most historic tennis matches of al

nydia. >> 2017 was ushered in with a spectacular annual display. [fireworks popping] >>> thousands gathered to celebrate 2017 on the delaware river. this was the colorful show seen from the camden side. people were ready for 2017 to arrive. >> happy new year! , whoa! >> you guys went out with the hats and glasses. >> absolutely why not it's 2017 baby. >> reporter: are you ready for the new year? >> absolutely my husband and family we're all in the mummers, we love it. jeanette reyes visited a south philadelphia new year's bash. we'll bring you that in the next half-hour. >>> golden slippers are polished and ready to go for the a new year's day tradition. the mummers day parade steps off from center city at 9:00 a.m. many have been up all night making final adjustments to their costumes. it was on this day in 1901 when the first mummers parade was held in philadelphia. from that day forward it has been a family tradition providing a deep sense of pride for generations of performers and spectators. bob brooks talked about the mummers about their mome

is the time, nydia han is off, alicia vitarelli joins us. >> the big news on "action news," the single digit temperatures gripping the area keeping the snie -- the snow and ice outside. >> if you head out keep in mind there are slick spots out there. with the dangerous cold it's a good idea to check on elderly family members and neighbors. >> slow down on the roads. the brutal cold is not helping people to try to clear snow we got yesterday. "action news" caught up with city workers in wilmington as they cleared the streets and sidewalks. >> the plows were out in pennsauken, as accuweather predicted the storm hit sections of south jersey the hardest. >> the philadelphia suburbs got enough snow for kids to go sledding. that's all they want on a slow down on a snow day at upper moreland high school. >> reporter: the best thing about the snow, it fell on the weekend. traveling conditions are rough, but the traffic is light. let's get you outside, it's clear and cold, look at that shot. looking live in atlantic city, temperatures are in the teens. wait until you see the windchill in their

. >> reporter: i want my blizzard, though, nydia, this is nickel and dime stuff. a little snow is possible after midnight tonight and into tomorrow morning. first let's start out with the temperatures. what we're seeing if philadelphia, something that hasn't happened in two weeks. temperatures hit the freezing mark for a change. it's the first time in two weeks we dropped down to the low. 32 in philadelphia, 34 in allentown, 33 in millville, an trenton, 30 degrees. we'll see more in the way of sunshine. temperatures will pop out in the low 40s. with the winds it will feel like the 30s. officially it will be 43, it will feel like 35, 36. winter weather advisory goes into effect for areas highlighted here, mainly south jersey and delaware. city of philadelphia is not included in the rad -- advisory, north the poconos or lehigh valley, this is a southern system. we're expecting accumulating snow. if you live in south jersey and delaware, tomorrow morning you'll need to allow extra time there will be snow covered roads and slick spots, because temperatures will drop b

sunday, january 29 i'm nydia han along with gray hall. >> here's some of the stories we're working on "action news." >> travelers detained at philadelphia international airport are set to be released. >>> world leaders respond to the travel ban ordered by donald trump we have reaction from around the world. >>> protests are scheduled at airports here and across the country where travers -- travelers have been impacted for the ban. >> reporter: we go outside, to chris sowers where we have snow. >> reporter: i'm going to talk about light snow heading overnight tonight. temperatures are mild in advance of the systems. let's look at the numbers, 41 in philadelphia, not too bad, i have to tell you when the wind eases up, it feels very nice. 38 in allentown, 39 in reading. 42 in millville. cape may, 41. satellite and radar along with action radar, showing we've had the clouds on the increase over the last few hours, they are the high, thin clouds, the sun shines right through them. it's a decent looking day out here. as we flip it over to storm tracker 6 live, we set it in motion, the syste

nydia han is joining us. >> we are following breaking news.n a philadelphia bar manager an guard turned deadly overnight. >> also developing police are trying the figure out who shot a man outside of a southwest philadelphia bar and restaurant. >> more local congress members are joining the growing boycott of friday's presidential inauguration. >> dave mup

sunday, january 29 i'm nydia han along with gray hall. >> here's some of the stories we're working onon news." >> travelers detained at philadelphia international airport are set to be released. >>>

. >>> i'm nydia han along with gray hall. >> coming up next on "action news," a taxi driver is shot an times in west philadelphia. we have details about what the driver did before the trigger was pulled. >> an armed masked man robbed a woman in south philadelphia. details on where it happened. >> plus, several homes left without gas or water for nearly a week. we'll take you to the scene, as crews work to repair the problem. >> those stories, the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast and more next on "action news." > good afternoon it is sunday, january 15, i'm nydia han along with gray hall. >> here's some of the stories we're following on "action news." >>> a taxi driver is in critical condition after being shot in west philadelphia. happening right now, the search is on for the gunman. >>> a

. ♪ >> i'm nydia han along with gray hall.ing up on "action news," repair work continues on a major bridge connecting pennsylvania and new jersey what it means for drivers preparing for their monday morning commute. >>> a man is in it critical condition this afternoon after he showed up on a woman's doorstep with gunshot wounds. >>> donald trump responds to want protesters who manders around the world his first day in office. >> those stories, plus the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, we're tracking a nor'easter tomorrow next on "action news." >> good afternoos sunday, january 22 i'm nydia han along with gray hall. >> we have breaking news to tell you about at noon. there has been an arrest in the vicious attack in the transgender woman we have a look

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sunday, january 22 i'm nydia han along with gray hall. >> we have breaking news to tell you about at noon. there has been an arrest in the vicious attack in the transgender woman we have a look at how police tracked down the suspect. >>> closure of a bridge will cause headaches for commuters monday morning. >> a response from president donald trump concerning the millions who marched yesterday, plus what's on his agenda today as he wraps up his first weekend in office. >> first the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, meteorologist chris sowers you're tracking a nor'easter, right, chris? >> reporter: a snow-less nor'easter, we'll see heavy rain and winds with the storm and later on tonight it will settle into the delaware and the lehigh valleys tomorrow morning. we have a dense fog issued by the national weather serve vis for all areas -- service for all areas west of philadelphia. we'll see the visibility knocked down a half mile. reading, .1. .3 in the poconos. 1.5 in wilmington, atlantic city one mile, millville, 3 miles, dover, 3 miles, as well. you get the idea this is simi

. >> one day, nydia.ay. >>> right now the doors are open for the second day of the 2017 philadelphia auto show. karlovers are flocking to the pennsylvania convention center. there are hundreds of vehicles on display from vintage to hitech. you can get inside and behind the wheel of that car of your dreams. i had the opportunities to spend time with viewers and check out the cars yesterday, car show runs through next sunday. i had a great time saying hello to all the viewers, i can't remember all the names, hello to everyone, thank you for being so nice,. we have details on how prince william and prince harry had an to honor their late mother princess diana. >> walking on water? it only appears that way. >> working through the weekend in an effort to replenish the beaches at the jersey shore after the nor'easter caused damage. >>> outside we go looking at the philadelphia international airport. snow lovers we could get snow, not a lot, though. meteorologist chris sowers has the exclusive accuweather seven-

we saw your colleague, nydia velasquez. give us your point of view on this executive order and what has transpired here at jfk. >> it is certainly mean-spirited and ill conceived. it's certainly an instance of religious discrimination. all of these refugees have been vetted by the united states and pose no threat to the united states. it's ironic that those who have been detained here now and plus m darwish who has been release, they got on the planes on holocaust memoriam day, when we remember the shame of this country, who refused to admit those from nazi germany and we should not be doing the same thing. the people who were here, mr. darwish worked with the u.s. military, with the u.s. army giving them assistance for many years. he's a marked man in iraq. he had to be a refugee here. another person is being held, also his wife worked with american forces. the least we can do is admit people whose lives are in danger back in iraq because they helped our forces, they helped our troops. and this whole idea that any muslim i

velazquez: i'm congress william nydia velazquez, i represent the seventh congressional district in newk. saturday, i was with my colleague, jerry nadler. we were told by immigrant groups -- we were called by immigrant groups to alert us that there were people about to be deported and i am here to say as a member of congress, mr. president, what you did is shameful. this is not -- it is not how you run the government. to issue such an executive order , that is unconstitutional that undermines the national security of our country. but also that mistreats people ahmad darwish. it breaks my hurt to see how these refugees who are seeking a better life, who are escaping violence from this country that we turn our backs on them. that is not who we are. that is un-american. and we will fight to bring justice to everyone in this country and especially those refugees that are escaping the realities and the horror. agine, imagine these men who work for the u.s. government, to make it to new york legally and to be detained. imagine what it was for him to see his wife and his children allowed to en

> good afternoon it is sunday, january 15, i'm nydia han along with gray hall. >> here's some of the stories we're following on "action news." >>> a taxi driver is in critical condition after being shot in west philadelphia. happening right now, the search is on for the gunman. >>> a sinkhole leaves a number of families without gas or water. the work being done nearly a week later. >>> plus, ahead of his inauguration, president-elect donald trump enters a war of words with civil rights icon representative john lewis, we'll tell you what sparked the confrontation. >>> but first the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast with meteorologist chris sowers. a beautiful day, chris. >> reporter: that's right, we have the slightest breeze out of the northwest, we're tracking any storms, we have a decent amount of sunshine across the delaware and lehigh valleys. the numbers are responding, yesterday we had the cloud cover and wintry, mix. 40 in millville. 40 in atlantic city. 38 in cape may. 34 in allentown. with the breeze it's cooler than the numbers you just saw. it's not a bad day, 27 de

nydia han will be here in a bit. no sleet today. >> reporter: a little bit of black ice this morning maybe an hour or two where you have to keep your guard up and be careful, especially on secondary roads and things like that, anything untreated. once we get above freezing which will happen in the next 90 minutes any ice will melt. there's the live view of the penns landing river rink. here's a look at the headlines. temperatures have dropped well below freezing, especially west of philadelphia. where there are some locations down in the upper teens. because of that and the leftover moisture on the roads we're seeing the black ice developing, please drive slowly and allow extra space between you and the car ahead of you. untreated surfaces and bridges and off ramps are slick. magic number is 32, once we get above 32 any ice will melt. most of the region is below that number. so we have a little work to do. 29 in gandys beach, glassboro 30. cape may, 33. dover, down to the freezing mark of 32. temperatures, as we take

. >> i'm nydia han, looking to get fit and keep the new year's resolution, consumer reports names the best treadmills and lip ticcals for your home in what's the deal. >>> "action news" continue with adam joseph alicia vitarelli, sharrie williams and brian taff. >>> it's 4:30 and "action news" continues with a study anyone eing called the wrong name by their loved one willsee. >>> and a sign of a storm. the nor'easter may have moved out but left behind an unexpected obstruction in center city. and stooping to a new low, whyhomeowners in brooklyn are told if they want to sit on their own front steps they have to pay for that privilege and the price isn't cheap. >> we begin here at 4:30 a story of survival against all odds, this is video of sheriffs deputy paul owens being wheeled out after a fre elevator accident. this isday. he is not just ready to go home but ready to talk about his road to recovery. walter perez is live now from the scene of that horrifying accidents with the story. >> reporter: when that elevator crashed through the 15th floor. the cjc last august many fears that p

. >>> a pleasant good morning to you, 6:00 is the time, nydia han is off, alicia vitarelli joins us. >> thanks for waking up with us this chilly sunday morning. the feelful -- feel of single digit temperatures gripping the area. >> cold live shot outside, atlantic city where they got several inches of snow yesterday. the coldest air of the winter is making it feel miserable. if you're heading out, there are slick spots out there. if you can avoid going outside, stay inside in the warmth. a good idea to check on he eldey family members and neighborhoods. >> speaking of going outside, chris sowers giving us a real feel. >> reporter: it was not a wise decision to come out here, it is blustery and bitterly cold, my ears are frozen. you'll need to bundle up in layers, you'll snead a hat and scarf and gloves to stay warm. one of the problems we're running into this morning, because the temperatures are so cold, obviously there's snow all over the place, none of it has melted. back roads, the roads are covered. there's icy patches out here, you need to take your time on the roads. even some

i'm gray hall, nydia han has the day off. here's some of the stories we're following on "action news." >>> a woman faces charges in connection with the murder of her adopted daughter. we'll tell why prosecutors say the 14 was killed. >>> dozens are displaced after an apartment fire in new jersey. the alleged gunman of the deadly fort lauderdale airport shooting is faces charges. a look at his previous encounters with the fbi. >>> those stories, but first the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast with chris sowers, chris you've been talking about the cold, how long will it last? >> reporter: another day. you'll be happy to know we're finally in the 20s, now. it's getting a little bit better. look at the temperatures across the region at this midday hour, 23 degrees allentown of all places leading the pack. 21 in philadelphia. trenton, reading, 21. 20s to the south from wilmington to millville, cape may to atlantic city. temperatures continue to be on the cold side windchills very blustery feels like five in philadelphia, ho

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. >> reporter: nydia and gray, i don't have any, closed for the foreseeable future behind me. won't see any traffic going across it right now. it will cause problems for the morning work commute tomorrow. for one man it cost him some cash. when making the morning commute tomorrow don't take the turnpike connector bridge, you can't it's closed until further notice. on friday, crews painting the bridge found a fracture in the truss on the pennsylvania side, so inspectors shut it down. we spoke to john roger also this morning who -- rogers this morng who was caught in the middle of that. >> the bridge was closed. i ended being late for work. >> reporter: since he was late for work, he missed out on extra pay. >> if you work for three months missed time you get to 150 for the quarter. >> reporter: so you missed that. >> i missed that. >> reporter: the 1.2-mile long bridge carries an estimated 42,000 vehicles a day. a proper analysis to diagnose the issue is going to take two weeks. motorists are drepghted -- directed to use the narrower burlington bristol bridge or use the scutter

. >> good morning everyone, 4:30 a.m., monday, january 23, tam is off, nydia han joins us. >> here'shat we're following, a nor'easter arrives bringing strong wind gusts and steady soaking. sky6 live hd looking at atlantic city. high tide just rolled into the jersey shore and flooding is possible. snrncht. >>> a link from pennsylvania to new jersey is closed and we'll have coverage of drivers without

nydia velazquez serves in the house of representatives. she spoke to reporters outsidejfk.y friends, it is a sad day for the american people. this is not who we are. this is an affront to our american values. here we are, the congressman and i and the advocates and the legal community, representing immigrants in this country and in new york city. this is a matter of life and death. can you imagine? two families, to individuals, who were granted legal visas to come in. —— two families, two individuals, who were granted legal visas to come in. that means that they were vetted before they left iraq. these are people who worked and provided assistance to the us government. this type of action undermines our national security and donald trump, our president, doesn't get it. let's now go to new york where we canjoin bahman kalbasi from the bbc persian service. can you tell us more about why there are such large protests there? hundreds of thousands of people are going to be affected by this and many of them did not see this coming at all. i have been speaking to people since last

nydia han is joining us. here's what we're following for you. >> we are following breaking news.person dead. what we're learning about those involved. >> and police in west philadelphia are searching for clues on who shot a man in the head several times last night and why. >> just three days to go before that president-elect donald trump's inauguration. the new movement by democratic lawmakers to boycott the event. >> but for now let's get a quick look at your weather and traffic. we'll head over to meteorologist kar

tam is off, nydia han joins us. >> we're following breaking news.ent hw bush is reportedly hospitalized this morning. >> gun violence in wilmington continued overnight leaving a man fighting for his life. >> new and only on "action news," temple university has announced a special honor for a broadcasting legend. >> our local temple alum is not here dave murphy but one of them is matt pelman along with karen rogers. good morning. >> good morning. all right, let's check out storm tracker6 live double scan. it's damp out therth