fleetwood, 14, look at kennett square, they are down to 9. 7 in oxford. 17 in levittown. south and east, we go, temperatures are colder. it's clear in hammonton, they are down to 4. gandys beach buena 7 degrees glassboro, 9. woodbine 8 degrees. we have cold conscious this morning, we're going to moderate this afternoon. 18 degrees by 8:00. 10:00 a.m. 25, by 1:35. and 4:00 p.m. 38 degrees. now the freezing mark is 32 so that he is about 6 degrees above average, it's only 89 second time this week that we've seen temperatures above average. this will start a moderating trend. now, in order to get into that mild air consistently we'll see a storm system pull through that's a pattern changer. that won't happen until after the morning commute with the cold air in place that means sleet and freezing rain first

our dave kinchen is live in oxford circle with more from parents.oping they're not slipping sliding away, dave. >> reporter: well, i'll tell was. trying not to slip, trying not to slide and trying not to fall down that's what they've been learning to do here at car nel hmm will he school in oxford circle and parents say it's time for the district to help them out. it's a big fear for parents walking their kids to warn nel elementary school in oxford circle. >> somebody is realing go to get hurt. >> reporter: crunchy snow and solid ice around the school on walkways and on the steps. left behind by mother nature but cleared up by no one according to parents. >> you got to get out here and do what you got to do. we got to ice at home. they got ice at the school, too. you got to fix it. >> i seen two grown men and a female woman fall on the ice on the hill. >> be carefullily. >> going up into the school. >> should have been shoveled or the least sauled. william atkinson says he was so angrier snapped these pictures of parents carefully walking on ice sh

we also have an accident on route 1 oxford bypass northbound side. route 41 is going to see part of that ramp blocked as well. plymouth township we have an accident at hallman avenue and pastell lane. and the majors are still looking pretty good. we are not reporting any serious accidents there. vai? >>> the click conditions could be a morning rush hour nightmare for drivers this morning. right now traffic is moving along nicely along i-36 near center city. katy zachry is patrolling the area in sky force 10 right now in chester county. how are things looking out there? >> reporter: the majors in and around philadelphia are pretty good, but take a look along 113 south here in chester county where as we go down the hill, we'll take it easy because we saw cars around us slipping on some of the hills. so definitely there are some slick and icy spots that we are encountering. we got out of the car and were walking along some untreated surfaces, and they were very very slick. so the majors for the most part 476, even your primary roads like route 1, 202 th

way into the langhorne area, we have an accident situation at the intersection of big oak road and oxford valley road f this is where you are headed i would suggest just really avoid t and also, maybe you are head today wing bowl this morning, 5:00 o'clock, doors are open, they open the parking lot at 4:00. can you not get in without a ticket. so if you are planning to head to wing bowl in south philadelphia, it starts at 6:00 a.m. i would anticipate volume in that area. generally speaking, i would imagine it is going to be a little hectic. take a look at the speed censors, still great not only in pa where the average speed is about 55 miles per hour, it is in delaware, it is in new jersey, and you just have a loft good news. traveling mass transit and the airport all good to go. erika? >> all right vittoria, thank you. new this morning investigators trying to figure out what caused this massive fire that ripped through a public works garage in new jersey. these pictures capture the fireball shooting out of the edison township dpw building late last night. no one was inside the building w

>> first of all, i'd like to say congratulations to you for speaking at the oxford union. that's really amazing and really great. but on the subject of steve king i think that he has exerted an undue influence on the iowa caucuses for a really long time. as a des moines register writer pointed out in a piece today just really excoriating him, the iowa caucuses as a result for him have become less influential. they picked the winning nominee, the person who was picked for the republican party four out of five times but since steve king engineered this hostile take overof the process there in iowa, from 2000 on they didn't picked a single winner. they pick people like rick santorum who appeal to the far right of the base but don't actually get nominated. so iowa as a result of king's influence is becoming less influential in the process overall. so that's not a good thing and not a good thing for the current crop of candidates. >> governor one of our reporters from msnbc.com interviewed steve king today. he says his staff kept a running list of some 12 to 16 prominent republ

my boys are in oxford schools. in russia, it is much more difficult because markets are divided. now it is a competition. but still, no competition compared to u.s. or u.k. >> is easier in russia to make money? >> easier than here, but there is competition. you have to have a capital now, courage. it is not like an anglo-saxon world. 3, 4, five times easier to make money in russia done elsewhere. in the west. it is already more challenging. >> you are run of -- one of russia's biggest businessman. there are a lot of russian businessmen, as a businessman i am not even thousand. >> when people think of russia and business, they think of oligarchs. >> you have to understand the understand between oxford or and businessman. it has to do with the government , because of the government. >> the oligarchs? >> oligarchs and the businessman. some of them making money because of their ties with the government. there are -- it has nothing to do with the government. are not a lot of them. as a businessman, i am small. >> when you are talking about the 1990's, the impression most people have o

we have a couple of issues out there, we're following big oak road at oxford valley road an accident involving a deer. be careful as you head out this early hour. david is talking about snow showers to the northwest and along the coast matt. >> carbon monoxide seeped into a couple of montgomery businesses overnight. fire crews were called to swede street in norristown. they detected high leaves of carbon monoxide and determined that the leak started as an underground fire at a streetlight. main street was closed as cruise ventilated the business. nobody got sick. >>> authorities in western pennsylvania say they have solved a cold case. police arrested lloyd groves yesterday. prosecutors say he killed his colleague, turned lover kathy heckle. she disappeared in 1991. her body is still missing. the state attorney general took over the case in 2013. groves did not have an alibi for the time of her disappearance. >>> vice president joe biden will be in philadelphia to speak at a house democratic caucus retreat. president obama spoke at yesterday's session. local democrats are showing phi

area route 1 oxford bypass, an accident coming in be careful of that. icy conditions in montgomery county skippack township, perkiomen road at meadow ridge circle specifically. expect icing on the secondary roads to be slick at times. this is holman avenue at past.el lane. we're not seeing any problems on the schuylkill expressway. we have light rain falling. expect areas to be icing on the schuylkill expressway. speedsen down a notch or two on the schuylkill expressway. not slowing because people expecting a slick area or two a couple of water main breaks, 19 the and federal and front and oregon matt and erin. >> thanks very much, let's go live to katherine scott she is in bensalem, berks county. what's going on katherine? >> reporter: matt, a light rain falling here, it might have been picked up a little bit in the last half-hour. the big difference that we've seen the temperatures is sliding a few degrees. it feels colder out here. we're standing on street road in bensalem. you can see the surface of the roadway is a little bit wet. the cars that are

within six months at oxford, i knew that i wasn't going to be an academic. was going to come back here. >> that is when you decided to be an entrepreneur. >> that is when i started to work on software. i started thinking of myself as an entrepreneur later. chris you took your first job at apple -- >> took your first job at apple, 1994, you dabbled in the near death spiral at apple. did you meet steve jobs? >> no. he was not there at the time. i was at apple -- we had no idea what we were doing. no good plan to adapt during the future. i went there because i loved apple products. i loved the macintosh. i had learned to program on it. >> then you went on to start your own company. you started a social network before social networks. it was called social net. 1997. >> social net had some of the right ideas. it had the idea of having a profile, the idea of discoverability. it had the idea of having social controls on how you would meet strangers. but it didn't have the fundamental network idea. it didn't have the fundamental real identity idea. >> you went on to

route 1 oxford bypass northbound at 41. rattling off a lot of accidents i'm tweeting them out using 6abc traffic. >>> this is the blue route in delaware county. we're getting reports of accidents in delaware county, we're seeing traffic on the blue route moving okay. slick spots but no delays, the main highways are in better shape. on storm tracker 6 live double scan we can show you areas of blue the trouble is as david has been saying it's slick not just in these areas but where it came down as rain and freezing at the surface. 322, icy conditions, coatsville the 30 bypass. media, quakertown we had ice move through. it's in doylestown, as well as trenton on i-95 and the waze app finding people talking about the rain freezing on the surface near concordville, as well. that's a good way of getting the latest conditions erin. >> new on "action news," a 9-year-old boy fell from a ski lift from a pennsylvania ski resort. the dramatic video of the accident was shot at liberty mount resort. it shows the boy dangling from the chai

when he was at oxford he did his undergraduate degree at oxford, and he got called in for a-- to get the top degree he had to sort of persuade the examiners and he ended up saying "look, if you give me a 2-1, i'll stay and do my research at oxford." if you give me the 1, i'll go to cambridge and you'll never have to see me again. even when he arrived at cambridge he was lazy and i loved that knowing one of the great minds of our lifetime was a bit complacent. it took the sentence of those two years that made him value time. >> rose: how much of the physics did you learn? >> charlie! i gave up -- >> i would like to talk a few minutes about quantum physics. >> please do, please do, i'll leave glu had to understand some of twhy this was so important and what he was looking for and why what he hopes to prove has not yet been proven and einstein tried to do the sape same thing. >> one of the things i love about my job is you get cast in parts or different periods of history and you get to immerse yourself in it. i am not going to lie. i gave up science when i was 14, 15. i started reading

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when he was at oxford, he did his undergraduate degree.o get the top degree, he had to persuade the examiners and said to them, if you give me a 21, i will stay in oxford. if you give me first, i will go to cambridge and you will never have to see me again. i love that, knowing one of the great minds of our lifetime was lazy. it was the sense of those two years that made him go, made him value time. ask how much of the physics to jeweler and -- >> how much of the physics did you learn? i want to talk a few minutes about quantum physics. but you had to understand a bit of it, have some sense of why this was so important. what he was looking for and what he hoped to prove has not been proven. >> one of the things i love about my job is you get cast in parts, different periods in history, and you get to immerse yourself. i gave up science when i was 14 or 15. i remember starting reading on day one after being cast reading a brief history of time. i was really getting it to read going, wow, i'm about to understand how the universe works. somew

i'm off to oxford. >> good luck. you can ask about this survey.hey can mind their own business. >>> so what happens when a youtube star and self-declared cereal olympian gets the chance to go one-on-one with the president of the united states? you're about to find out. and up next, we asked the human lie detector, remember him, cia interrogator for 25-plus-years, what he thought when the new england patriots were asked today when they cheated in last weekend's playoffs, his answer on belichick and brady. >> i tell them i'm okay you know. things are going to be fine. this isn't isis. this isn't you know no one's dying. (woman) caring for someone with alzheimer's means i am a lot of things. i am his guardian. i am his voice. so i asked about adding once-daily namenda xr® to his current treatment for moderate to severe alzheimer's. it works differently. when added to another alzheimer's treatment, like aricept® it may improve overall function... and cognition. and may slow the worsening of symptoms for a while. (man) namenda xr doesn't change how the

.' >> you went on to oxford, you studied philosophy, why?i said, 'well, i think i'll be an academic. because if i'm an academic, i can write about both of these interesting questions. i'm always fascinated about people -- how we think, how we reason. how we communicate. and in fact, actually, what i realized was that the course of becoming an academic professor was to be a very, very narrow scholar. so you essentially wanted to be an expert on this thing that, for example, only 10 to 20 people in the world probably knew about. and actually, what i really want to do was how do you help millions of people? basically, within about six months at oxford, i knew that, actually, in fact, i wasn't going to be an academic. i was going to come back here -- >> so that's when you decided to be an entrepreneur, essentially. >> well, that is when i started to work on software. actually, in fact, thinking of myself as an entrepreneur, that kind of came later. >> so you took your first job at apple? >> yes. >> 1994, sort of in the middle of the near death s

eventually, my family did better and they had a store on oxford street, which is a major shopping street. so i was lucky. i had quite a privileged of bringing. >> school, how much? >> enough. i was at school at north london high school and then i went to the university of london and i went to a place called the school of slavonic studies. specialized in balkan history. this was before the collapse of the berlin wall so i was particularly interested in the history of communism and pre-communism, the history of russia and germany and countries that then existed like czechoslovakia which have now fragmented. after i graduated from the school of slavonic studies in london, i was a british council scholar, which is equivalent to a fulbright scholar in sarajevo in the old yugoslavia. this was both before the civil war and the olympics, 1982 1983. then i came to grad school in berkeley. i came as a political scientist. i had the fairly unique achievement of coming as a scholar and then being thrown out as a troublemaker. so i had my moments of failure too. >>what kind of trouble were you making

there is a very brilliant man undergraduate at stanford and philosopher at oxford. i think he was a fulbright or rhodes scholar. he has understood this better than anyone. he essentially invented social media. >> here you are back at that ted speech. back in 2012. >> we are being sold something also. it is a scam. something which is undermining who we are at this. one of the previous -- as a species. one of the previous speakers talked about the community. what i call a cold. the idea that community is everything. all you ever hear his community community, community. community is supposed to be so wonderful. too many of them, all about the we. how important it is to work together. this absurd that -- idea that technology will enable community. it is really taken a lot from the idea that technology allows us to realize as being. we had this network -- all this data, dna. we are all becoming information and we can share that information and become community. but of course, it is nonsense. the worst -- but worst, it is dangerous nonsense. >> why dangerous? >> is danger

if you look at double scan, oxford into coatesville we get the steadier snow. but this is it this is the band of snow that moves through. once this moves offshore it's gone. this is just a weak clipper between now and midnight that snow moving into the west and east the steadiest is

but they're part of the oxford english dictionary slang category. here's some of our favorites. al desko, a play on alfresco to describe eating lunch or breakfast at their desk. or mahoosive. and keyboard warrior, someone who shares too much on facebook or other media sites. tamp it down. >>> coming up in the next hour, we'll have more on the search and recovery efforts for the airasia flight. despite difficult weather, they are making breakthroughs. we'll tell you about it ahead here. >>> six days have passed since airasia flight 6501 has crashed. what the rescue flyers have found and what we know about the doomed flight and its passengers. >>> the u.s. announcing new sanctions on north korea. we'll explain how that may affect the country's elite and their lifestyle. >>> we'll also take you to another country familiar with u.s. sanctions and see the optimism now that some of those sanctions are eased for cuba. >>> and the film "back to the future" made big predictions for what 2015 would look like. just how right or wrong were they. that film is 30 years old. can you believe it

on the big picture ark crash on the boulevard at oxford circle until the outer drive and slow going on the northbound boulevard past schuylkill on to broad street and a crash at providence along shannon dale boulevard. lets grab the ipad and do the commuter report. one of our friends talking about a car stalled on the new jersey turnpike near mount holly. we'll check it again in the next half hour. >>> more and more philadelphians are ditching their cars and taking two wheeled transportation, but going green is getting seasoned thieves the opportunity to make fast cash off of you. and wendy saltzman has a preview of her special report at 11:00. >>> there is no denying that philadelphia has become one of the country's hottest spot for hot bikes. >> this thief stole the bike in broad daylight. >> tonight at 11:00 we'll show you the surveillance video showing you the new and easy way the criminals are targeting you and taking off with your expense expensive ride in minutes. and the places you should avoid so that you don't become a victim. >> we'll have our special investigation on where

man crush in the oxford dictionary. the team has added a slew of slang terms.tes. aldesco. that's a play on the alfresco. that's what we do at cnn, we eat our breakfast here as we work weird hours. mahusive really big. duck face an exaggerated pout also seen in selfies, in instagram and facebook. many of us are guilty of duck face. >>> three decades ago the movie "back to the future," what a great sound, made some great promises for what the year 2015 would be like. now that we're here have any of the predictions come through? jake tapper look at the popular movie and what it got right and wrong about our new year. >> ahh. >> reporter: don't touch anything marty. we're finally here. we're at the future. the year 2015. >> 2015? we're in the future. >> reporter: it is exactly as "back to the future" from 1985 -- >> we're going beyond the road. >> reporter: and its sequel "back to the future part 2" foretold. >> we were fortunate enough to have a time machine in our movie that we were able to stretch the sequel forward. >> reporter: yes, that scratch included a fu

my boys are in oxford school. now in russia, it is much more difficult. >> it is still easier to make money in the u.s.? >> much more. you have to have capital now. you have to have an idea. you have to have courage. there is still a lot of opportunity. maybe three or four or five times easier to make money in russia than elsewhere in the west. it is already more challenging. >> you are one of russia passed biggest businessma -- russia's biggest businessmen. >> as a businessman, -- as an entrepreneur, maybe i am top 10. >> when people think about russia and business, they think of oligarchs. >> and that's the difference between entrepreneur and businessman in russia. there are oligarchs and businessman. -- businessmen. there are entrepreneurs that have nothing to do with the budget or the government. there are not a lot of them. in this respect, i am big. >> when you were talking about the 1990's and saying it was so easy to make money, the impression most people have the 1990's, it was the wild west, chicago in t

big oak lane at oxford valley road. watch for that. we've been talking about a carbon monoxide leak in norristown, it's cleared now main street is reopened at 202 traffic is moving a lot better. >> a delaware girl is being reunited with a firefighters who saved her life. they met yesterday for the first time since the scary incident played out. sunday, she was playing at a pool at the apartments. she saw her go under the icy waters. she yelled for her son-in-law volunteer firefighter. his wife ran to the girl's side. >> she kept saying please don't let you die. i said i'm not going to let you die, baby my husband is coming. >> dear firefighter thank you for saving my life, i learned my lesson you are a truly a hero. the volunteer firefighter were plan going to to dinner, but canceled their plans she gave them a gift certificate as part of saying thank you. >>> a texas man was killed earlier this morning when a at that -- tocotta air bag exploded. the 2002 accord was part of a 2011 recall but was not repaired. the auto company has not b

the store in oxford valley will shut down today. nationwide full and participant time workers will be out of a job. the company was found in 1962 and found it difficult to keep pace with low prices and rapidly changing competitors. >>> dozens of spirit airlines at atlantic city international airport are losing their jobs. 38 customer service and ticket workers were notified that landmark is taking over the responsibilities next month. spirit said the current workers will have first priority in new hiring. >>> gm is cutting the price of the cadillac cts. it will reduce the mark of the marquee does an by $3,000. sales of the cts has been sluggish, they are trying to reduce the price there. stocks recall-year-old wednesday following days of decline. futures indicate the rally could continue big time. the apple watch will go on salety the end of march. apple workers will go on training by the middle of february. it will cost $349. >>> family members are calling this a miracle. we have a 911 call when their minivan got stuck under a movi

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my boys are in oxford school. now in russia, it is much more difficult. the market is divided. now it is a competition. it is no competition compared to the u.s. >> it is still easier to make money in the u.s.? >> much more. but it is a competition. you have to have capital now. you have to have an idea. you have to have courage. there is still a lot of opportunity. maybe three or four or five times easier to make money in russia than elsewhere in the west. it is already more challenging. >> you are one of russia's biggest businessmen. when people outside of russia -- >> as a businessman, -- as an entrepreneur, maybe i am top 10. >> when people think about russia and business, they think of oligarchs. >> a businessman and russia has something to do with the government or because of the government there are oligarchs and businessmen. some are making money because of their tight relation with the government there are entrepreneurs that have nothing to do with the budget or the government. there are not a lot of them. in this respect, i am big. as a businessman i am small. >> when

take flowers mill road, oxford valley road to get by. in collegeville, pennsylvania, lewes road between berlin road and fruit farm road, an accident there as the road closed take your alternate spring mill lane. the walt whitman, ben franklin commodore barry all every those bridges reduced speeds this morning can't go any faster than 35 miles an hour. which is a good idea, lauren, on morning like this. >> absolutely, got to be careful out there. >> real quickly can you do me a favor and not show that seven day again for the next hour and a half? >> he thinks it is pretty sad. reality of the wetter. >> the answer to your question actually is no. >> i know. >> police department in south florida in big trouble, there you go, chris big trouble this morning for something they did dooring target practice. >> who came one this idea, right? accused of using mugshots of people living in the area. fox's robin simmons explains. >> outside and inside, north miami beach city hall protesters made sure their voices were heard and a doctored up photo of

al sharpton was supposed to debate me at oxford.m, myself, charlie wolf, joe hicks and al sharpton ex-black panther another writer. he backed out. he, as i'm told wants to speak but not debate. what we're looking at is we're looking at people driving us away, so when you look at the polls, it is reaction and loud minority, rather than a real discussion on issues where racism exists, defeat it, destroy it but it is not institutionalized. americans frankly should be proud, we should be very proud of what we have done, he reversing colonial racism how it can be done where racism exists elsewhere. >> melissa nodding when he was speaking. >> i agree with all of. that i think we've seen a shift in the last six months to a year i think some of it has to do with a fight over resources. when you see people falling economically, they get more desperate and look to who has the money that i don't have? what is going on here? why is my family falling behind? i think a lot of sentiment we're feeling right now, hopefully is temporary and is relate

this is storm tracker 6 live double scan, this is oxford, south of with him, snow showers that crossed i-95 heading toward 309 they are in middletown, delaware, route 13. parts of new jersey, millville we see a snow shower moving through near fortescue. if you see a light snow shower moving through slow it down. a quick look at the commuter traffic report we have someone from our teen, 6abc team, telling us about a pothole. monroe, nobody reporting problems with icy conditions there. >> back to the developing story, a the robbery that left a philadelphia store clerk wound and a woman and baby thanking their lucky stars. katherine scott. >> reporter: a 53-year-old man was trying to do his job was shot multiple times and is in critical condition. police say it's fortunate nobody else was hit difference given how crampedment store is. police were called out to the 1200 block of east stafford street. a man came in wearing a white hooded sweatshirt and ski mask. he was armed with a gun and opened fire. there were several people 2349 store, including customers and the other than holding a 2-

the oxford english dictionary has added new words. one of them applies to office workers stuck eating lunch at their desk. that is called "al-desko," a play on the word alfresco. other words include keyboard warriors, who post on social networking sites. also the exaggerated pouting expressions come usually made during selfies and man crush the nonsexual admiration of one man of another. there you have it. the facebook one is you. >> that is me. there we are looking at the skies, cloudy right now. a bit of a warm-up sunday. that is followed by a big cool down. 39 degrees at reagan national airport. the wind, not a problem. the dew point level still drive. we are dry at this hour. get ready, changes are on the way. 49 degrees the high earlier this afternoon. the long-standing record, we don't see those very often. 71 degree setback in 1876. weatherbug at this hour, the district at 40 degrees, the high today a 43. the next stop is arlington. now 31 after a high of 46. rockville 28 degrees. close to their morning low of 26. off to the no

winter weather advisories go into affect for the western suburbs of 238d, from reading to lancaster oxford and middletown and as close as media to philadelphia, and the precipitation type as it begins and when it ends will be all snow from millville to the north, between millville and dover a change at the onset through the evening hours tomorrow and it's the timing and not the strength of the storm that will really impact the evening rush tomorrow from noon until 3:00 is when the snow and sleet arrives from the south and east, the steadiest snow arrives from 4:00 until 8:00 and it starts to wrap out and pull out from the northeast to the southeast. we'll show you what to expect from the snow and more potential for snow and rain over the weekend in the seven-day forecast. >> thank you. >>> our coverage of wintery weather tomorrow continuing at 6abc.com, we have the future tracker maps posted to help you plan your day and as always you can see the latest weather reports along with the hourly and seven-day forecasts. other news tonight, tom wolf was inaugurated governor of pennsylvania today

and this joke was written from an english professor at oxford university.wrote a note, as well, with the joke, and he did sort of say, and reading the joke i would agree, that this requires a certain education, this joke. so just apologies in advance if this one goes over your head. don't feel any shame. this was written by a very, very smart man. and i think for our more lettered viewers at home, this might possibly be not only their favorite joke of the night, but maybe of the entire year. again i don't usually like to preface jokes this much, but this is just a fascinating story. so here we go. a new study suggests that yoga is an effective way to protect against heart disease and a terrible way to protect against fart disease. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] so, i don't -- so -- i still don't get it. [ laughter ] and finally, this is just sad. after last night's lost, where he through three interceptions, chicago bears' quarterback jay cutler gave a post game conference that was only attended by one reporter. said cutler, "mom, do you have a questi

world relations which he edited with frederick longo valley publiced by oxford university press in 2008 and america and the world, a history in documents with the war with spain to the war on terror published by princeton in 2014 which he edited with mark atwood lawrence and our very own jeffrey engal. professor preston has focused on religion and foreign affairs, the book sword of the spirit, shield of faith, religion in american war and diplomacy was ch was published in 2012. how america's war in the world has been shaped by the believe that god had a special place for the united states. professor preston explored a wide variety of strains of religious ferver from liberal to conservative passivist to militant and internationalist and isolationist looking at american international issues from the colonial wars to the 21st century. the style and substance of this important work were recognized when professor preston received the charles taylor prize in 2013 for the best canadian work of litter -- literary nonfiction. i think all of our writers are jealous of that particular award. today

you see some light snow showers for reading into lebanon and down to lancaster, and areas west of oxfordto southern lancaster counties. special flurries for the afternoon hours and then it's all about the plunging temperatures outside we go the action cam is outside and earlier today looking at fairmount park, you can see the weeping willows, if you listen closely you can hear the wind howling. upper 30s to about 40 in millville, 42 in dover and 39 in philadelphia and 36 in the poconos and 39 in allentown. the windchill when you factor that in it feels like 28 in the city and 20 in the poconos and 26 in allentown. the winds are going to be a factor because we have a wind dwidsry that goes up this afternoon at 4:00 until 6:00 a.m. on saturday. here is satellite 6 along with action radar there are the few flurries around most of the mid-atlantic region moving to the north and east and once the arctic boundary kicks on in the numbers continue to plunge as well. cooler in the evening and winds gusting out of the northwest high of 40 degrees in the city and tonight clearing and bitterly cold

a study of oxford university found that that event was probably climate change.ifornia suffered through three years of debilitating drought. if climate -- is climate change to blame? probably not. according to noaa, it is not an uncommon occurrence state. primary weather trends are factors. >> the weather phenomenon? >> there is a a lot to learn about how rivers behave and how dust particles can impact clouds over the ocean and over land. >> along the coast in san diego marita davidson got a lesson on how particles interact with clouds and may hold the key to the climate puzzle. >> when we see the dust, biological material that's coming from the ocean, when we see that prevent in the clouds, we see lots of snowfall hit the ground. dr. kimberly prathser at, atmospheric chemist. she leads a team of researchers who are investigating how particles like dust and sea patterns? >> air solis can impact some of the extreme we think patterns we are starting to see? >> the way you can explain some cases of drought is, let's say, for example, you are in a polluted urban regi

authorities say 54-year-old edward campbell and his 21-year-old son eric went to a oxford north carolinaterday. they allegedly set the home on fire and abducted the residents, jerome and dora faulkner. later in the day, the campbells were spotted by police in lewisburg, virginia. when police tried to pull them over, they say edward shot two officers. when the father and son were eventually caught, police found the bodies of the north carolina couple in their truck. police are now looking at other crimes that may be linked to the two men. coming up getting ready for tax time. why some who signed up for health insurance through the affordable care act could get an unpleasant surprise this year. plus a new year a new recall. the latest problems that plague g.m. vehicles. and no charges. why the man who shot former white house press secretary >> in for an extensive surprise this tax season because at fordable care act. those who received subsidies to pay for health coverage could owe money to the i.r.s. if subsidies were too large. en rollees had to estimate their income. they based their es

if you look at double scan, oxford into coatesville we get the steadier snow. but this is it this is the band of snow that moves through. once this moves offshore it's gone. this is just a weak clipper between now and midnight that snow moving into the west and east the steadiest is from the lehigh valley to the poconos and temperatures drop below freezing and the untreated surfaces get slick. the computer models, are a good consensus a coating to less than an inch. not a big storm. >> i'm tracking the potential for a more significant snow event sunday night through monday, i'll talk about that in the full accuweather forecast. >> all right cecily thank you. >>> whenever wintry weather hits keep an eye on the storm tracker 6 radars at 6abc.com/weather, we have the hourly and seven-day forecasts along with the latest call from the team of meteorologists here at "action news." >>> "action news" has learned that pennsylvania state treasurer rod mccord is the subject of an investigation, they are looking into alleged theft of campaign and other funds meantime he an

big oak road moving better at oxford valley road. as we look at the delaware overview we see i-95, 495 the major here's looking good no delays. no problems coming up from 42 turnserville, blackwood or deptford. >> rap mogul producer suge knight has surrendered to police after a deadly hit-and-run. take a look at knight walking into the los angeles county politics. witnesses said knight's truck hit two men and backed over them before leaving the scene. one of the men was killed. knight's lawyer said suge knight was attempting to escape attackers. >> from the people we talked to so far. , so far the people we talked to said it looked like a an intentional act. i was told he went forward and backward. >> police found his truck abandoned in a parking lot measels outbreak cases imported from travelers overseas is occurring because people are not getting vaccinations. >> i think it's scary because it used to be irradicated and it's becoming a problem again. measels symptoms start out as a cold runny nose, sore throat and the rash begins at

joining us is a libyan american at oxford libya. providing information on global events. and on skype, cofounder of the libyan youth movement, an organization covering event in libya since the 2010 revolution. many believe libya is becoming a failed state. what is the current security situation there? >> it is a failed state. there's no question about that. it's no longer on the brink of civil war. libya is on the brink of civil war. intensity goes up and down. the situation is we have an incredible number of factions. most no better than factions. there are groups that are criminal in nature, that use oil or drugs or money or weapons, or illegal immigrants to generate funding. others are ideological, some extremists, including those affiliated with islamic state in certain parts of the country. you have some that are the remnants of the old military regime, and others that are tribal in nature, regional. what you really - the overall picture of libya is you are dealing with a no man's land, in a sense that it's similar to somalia, but on a larger scale. and more signific