time. >> the pipes started busting and now we don't have water, we have not had water since sunday. >> i talked to her and she said they were working on it i don't see anybody out here working on anything. >> "action news" went to the complex office looking for answers and it wasn't open. that is within we called county officials and they told us this is not a first for this complex. >> we did a raid over there and issued a lot of citations. >> that was almost a year ago and county officials say that the complex has plenty of time to clean up their act. >> it's embarrassing what is going on over there and what you showed me we need to move ahead and try to shut it down. >> as pipes continue to burst and others continue to freeze they all say they want the same thing. >> want heat and hot water i want to come home, i'm tired of staying with other family members and inconveniencing them, i pay to stay here, show be able to stay here and enjoy my stuff without is freezing up and breaking. >> with temperatures dipping well below freezing most are staying with family but most of the people they spoke to today say they are just stuck and hoping for the very best. we are live in newcastle county eva pilgram, channel 6 "action news." now to the latest from ac weather arks warmer day tomorrow, but don't get used to it, the arctic air is returning tomorrow, a live look from sky 6 hd a beautiful shot from the beach in cape may. boy it looks nice at the shore but it's going to be cold at the shore? >> we'll see the coldest temperatures in the winter season by friday morning, the coldest air we have seen all winter season since 1994, and we are looking at the numbers now 28 at the atlantic city airport and 30 in philadelphia and 28 in allentown and the poconos the cooler spot right now at 20 degrees yes we are tracking another arctic front that will bring the polar express back in. there you see it moving east of pittsburgh approaching state college and there are snow showers tagging along as the front progresses through in the late evening hours it could bring some of us a scattered snow shower and if you happen to see one of snow showers, it could bring a coating to an inch in spots and it would stick given that temperatures remain below freezing the entire day and everyone, even if you don't see the snow showers the winds howl overnight tonight and the temperatures will plummet by tomorrow morning. in fact, windchills by tomorrow morning 4 below in philadelphia 7 below in reading and 5 below in wilmington and 5 below in mt. pocono and in the even hours tomorrow not much microsoft way of recovery, zero in philadelphia and still below the freezing point to the north and west and even at the shore between zero and 2 above. the numbers, the windchills will crash here especially by friday morning to dangerous levels and we'll talk about those levels and a warm-up over the weekend comes with a price. >> we'll check back in later thank you. before you bundle up check the 6 abc storm tracker app both the hourly and seven-day forecasts are there for you to help you get ready for the frigid temperatures. authorities in montgomery county have identified the man that was stabbed and killed by a co-worker at a meat processing plant. danny vazquez was stabbed this morning at the jbs meat packing facility in franconia township. the suspect is in custody at paoli memorial hospital where he is being treated for stab wounds. christopher brooks was hit riding his bike across chester pike and they saw a pickup truck on surveillance that led them to mccray. philadelphia is in the spotlight over the next two years, pope francis is coming for the world meeting of families in september following by the democratic convention in the summer of 2016 in light of all of that, pennsylvania's senior senator would like to see the 30th street station get an ungrade before the big event. john rawlins is live with more now. >> reporter: well, this starts with a letter sent to the president of amtrak this morning, it urges the railroad to expedite the action to upgrade key facilities at the station. >> what makes this news is who sent the letter. >> it's estimated millions of travelers go to 30th street station. and now they are asking amtrak to make improvements soon. leading his list is food. >> the dining options, i have eaten here many times i think we probably need more but there is at least one pub and 15 other easeries, one passenger told us that a sit down restaurant would be nice. >> i have known 30th street for years and it's a huge improvement. the senior senator's other issue. >> i have been to the restrooms i know what they are like. that issue of the rather spartan facilities struck a nerve with the new and old ridesers. >> the bathrooms need to be improved. ten years and nothing is happen tlg. >> there is writing all over the walls and doors and you don't want to go in there. >> the restrooms are pretty dirty. >> it's like old philly dirty smelly, not pleasant at all. >> they need to go? >> not even close. >> pretty much a consensus on the senator's second part of the agenda amtrak put out a statement supporting the senator's call for improvements but said little else, neither said how much this bo cost and nor was there a discuss of a time frame it takes time to do this sort of wake and the papal visit is scheduled for just over seven months from now. >> thank you john. also, tonight lawmakers in atlantic city are expected to approve a plan to expand the city's iconic steel pier as part of an effort to increase commerce. to build a ferris wheel and a zip loan has been given the green light. time now for a check of the "action news" traffic report, wednesday night. lets take it live to matt pellman in the traffic center. >> we are appearing outside at delays from southbound drivers here on 95 entering the work zone by cotman avenue sitting at 27 minutes between woodhaven and the vine with no delays it would be 14 minutes. on the pennsylvania turn took eastbound past norristown, a broken down vehicle taking out the left lane and causing slowing and a crash in upper gwynedd. it's at broad street there by the bp and the cvs. a couple on 422, one partially blocking the ramp to the westbound lanes to limerick and one on the eastbound side past stowe, as you enter the krubs area in pottstown. and check that one off the list but on septa's route 15 trolley, it's buses today instead of trolleys between 26th and girard and the delaware loop because of power problems. we'll check it again in the next half hour. still ahead on "action news" at 5:00, it's being called a remarkable new advance against the virus that causes aids, ali gorman talks about the new unconventional vaccine for hiv. we are talking about the need to keep your pet safe in the cold, folks wonder should you put a sweater or coat on your dog when it comes outside. i'm nora muchanic we'll talk to a vet about if that is necessary. >> adam joseph is back with the return of more arctic air. when "action news" at 5:00 comes right back. intelligence officials are trying to figure out if an isis fighter seen on a recent video tape is american. this man here speaks in a video showing the murder of 21 egyptian christians experts say his speaking pattern could show a u.s. background with arabic influences officials say that recruiting is a growing concern. >> have the ability to reach into our communities and attempt to recruit and inspire individuals who may turn towards violence. right here in the homeland. >> the state department has launched a social media campaign to counter the terror groups propaganda machine posted twitter messages call isis fighters cowards. >> a train carrying crude oil through west virginia caught fire two days ago and it's still smoldering tonight. it shot fire balls into the air and sending oil into a nearby river, the train's cars were carrying 3 million gallons of crude oil and family his to be evacuated from nearby homes and families nearby have little choice but to allow the tankers to burn out. and the cases of measles nationwide continue to claim and they are tied to two places. ali gorman is at the big board with the latest. >> reporter: most new illnesses are tied to the disneyland outbreak or a day care center in chicago. but they are concerned about the overall number of cases across the nation the center for disease control and prevention list 141 cases that is up 20 from last week, they are spread across 17 states pennsylvania new jersey and delaware, vaccination campaigns are underway for those that have not got and shots most of the people that got measles this year were not vaccinated. and scientists at the scripts research institute say they have developed a new drug and could be a remarkable advance against hiv the virus ta causes aids, it can block hiv for eight months in tests with monkeys it blocked every strain of hiv that is isolated so far and protects against higher doses than a current human transmission researchers from a dozen institutions are working on this drug but there is no time table yet for human tests. >> and coming up on "action news" at 11:00 could something you take every day be hurting your love life americans take billions of pills and capsules and pills every year and they foot high blood pressure and depression and much more but they could sabotage your sex life. >> it's too easy to blame that on age or any other factor. tonight we'll tell you about a new way to find out if what are you take affects you in the bedroom and how you may be able to fix it. it's information that your doctor may not be aware of. we'll have it tonight on "action news" at 11:00. >> thank you ali. dogs need protection in the winter just like people but how far do you have to go to protect your pet from the cold. nora muchanic talked to an expert today to find out. >> reporter: when it's really cold this cocker spaniel poodle mix wear a sweater. she is 10 and we want her to stay warm. >> for him no coat but we have a yorkie and she wears a coat, she is about 7 pounds. >> some owners are fashion conscious but tehran the owner of gatsby keeps them dressed. >> he is very little and it's important to keep him in a nice warm jacket. >> what do veterinarians. >> most dogs have a coat that is find out in the cold for a certain period of time. i think that puppies are geriatric pets are in that realm. >> the coat should not be restrictive and don't cover your dog's hind quarters at all and watch for snow accumulating in between your dog's toes. >> and they recommend booties, if they can stand it most will kick them off. >> we ran into the german shepherd that was found frozen to the ground last month. he is making good progress. >> he started barking again last night. i think he is going to be great. >> river by the way was wearing a coat. >> dogs can get frostbite you need to limit their time outdoors. in robbinsville with 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join us as well. you can get all kinds of thing on our facebook page, go to facebook.com/6 abcactionnews and click the like button. time now for accuweather. adam joseph is here, some people love cold weather and they will like this. >> if they like record cold and biting windchills, what i have to show you is not to be mean or to be cruel. we are looking at denver colorado, they have four days this month in the 70s with the highest being 74 degrees and what typically happens on the west coast it's like a seesaw denver running almost 11 degrees above normal for the month of february and las vegas 11 degrees warmer and salt lake city utah, nearly 16 degrees warmer than average and head to the east coast temperatures bombed out philadelphia 7.7 below boston 12 degrees below the normal and new york city so far this month nearly 10 degrees below normal. the numbers have come up and we got excited today that we got close to freezing 28 in allentown and 26 in dover. but yet another arctic boundary is about to push in. and there you can see some of the snow showers near state college and east of washington as this progresses to the east it's going to generally fall apart. and some of us could be clipped by snow showers and future tracker at 7:30 shows near lancaster and reading and it's a few more hours away in the western suburbs and 10:00 in and around philadelphia if you get hit by one of them a possible coating or an inch and many of us won't even see these snow showers and they are gone by midnight, 1:00 a.m. but if you encounter these snow showers they are scattered but heavy and they could create brief low visibility. and the numbers drop back to the teens by tomorrow morning but the brutal winds whip up to near 40 miles per hour tomorrow morning so the windchill factor at the bus stop tomorrow will be between 0 and 10 below 0, you need to layer the kids and the next five days not much improvement come friday morning, we are forecasting a low of 1, that is a 21 year chill that we have not felt in philadelphia during the entire winter season, 18 degrees by friday afternoon and windchills friday morning near 20 below zero in the suburbs and then we warm to near 50 on sunday and saturday is a dry day and snow and sleet saturday night changing to rain on sunday before it cools back down on monday of 34 degrees. >> more to come on the next half our of "action news" at 5:00, the first look at the damage done to the inside of a delaware middle school. gone but not forgotten where authorities are honoring a fall and colleague. "action news" continues with meteorologist, adam joseph rick williams and monica malpass. >> again here is what is happening on "action news" wednesday night. one minute are you walking or skating and then submerged in near freezing temperatures and time is running out what you need to know about staying safe around the ice. and the race for philadelphia's next mayor is on we'll have a preview of all the democratic candidates. >> it's beautiful but a dangerous part of winter iced over lakes ponds and river this rescue in monmouth county new jersey is part of the risk of walking on ice. rescuers got to this victim in time. walter perez is outside of an ice rescue training center in allentown. >> reporter: rescue officials say there are several precautions you can take before going snowshoeing or ice fishing or hockey or whatever on a frozen lake pond or river they stress there is no such thing as completely safe conditions on frozen water. >> stay off the ice all together. >> allentown fire captain says the risk you take on walking on a frozen body of water is dangerous. >> there is no way to tell where the weak point is. there are ways to make sure you are as safe as can be expected. if you cannot escape the allure of a pickup ice hockey game, make sure people know what are you doing and one designated to call 911 if someone falls through and favor ice that is monitored by local authorities there are some lakes and ponds checked for ice density. and they will notify the public by how safe or unsafe conditions are. and ice density is not consistent on a frozen lake or pond just because it's thick where are you standing doesn't mean it's thick a few feet away if you have ever found yourself in a frozen body of water go against your instincts swim towards the dashness. >> ice reflects water people look up and swim towards the light that is the ice, the actual hole will look back and assuming you get to the surface, go horizontal. >> we have them roll away from the hole, not stand up to disperse the weight across the ice. >> layout. >> exactly. >> time is of the essence shs if someone falls through the ice, call 911 immediately, i want to make it entirely clear it's never entirely safe to go out on a frozen body of water. walter perez channel 6 "action news." >> not a bad thing thank you walter. we have an update on a story "action news" brought you yesterday, today we got a look inside of bear middle school in wilmington a broken sprinkler spilled water all over the place and they found nothing wrong with the system and believe the weather is to blame. >> it was not done because people were not being proactive. this was directly connected to the unusual weather conditions. >> the school has shut down for the rest of the week and students will have to make up three days over their spring break in april no word on how much fixing the damage will cost. >> at least nine people including a baby were forced out of their north philadelphia homes overnight because of a gas leak here. this is the scene before midnight on the 2700 block of north garnett street residents reported smelling gas and when firefighter as rived they evacuated the neighborhood. pgw crews got to work and found a ruptured 4 inch gas line and once the source was turned off and the gas dissipated. residents were allowed back in their homes. a philadelphia man accused of executing his co-worker while she waited for the bus will stand trial for murder. sanders waived his preliminary hearing, he admitted to killing jones, and this video shows sanders following jones and then shooting her. investigators say that jones was going to turn in sanders for allegedly taling $40 thus from the agency where they worked. and this surveillance video from inside of the store on the 100 block of east and the thief walked up to the counter gun in hand and demanded money the clerk handed over the cash drawer and cigarettes, fortunately the clerk was not hurt. well, it's a pretty crowded field in the race for philadelphia's next mayor vernon odom has a look at the democratic candidates tonight. >> reporter: nelson diaz has always been a trailblazer student activist in temple first hispanic judge in pennsylvania and now he is running to be the first latino mayor, promising more funds for schools and job contracts and safer streets. >> i want to make sure there is no profiling in our community, the stop and frisk has to follow the law which is suspicion and respect the dignity. >> after more than 20 years on city council, jim kenny has evacuated his seat and thrown in his hat for mayor. he voted the progressive line and he put together enough to win the -- i do think i'm uniquely qualified to listen to the chamber of commerce and organized labor at the same time and be the person in the middle. >> oliver was a pgw executive and he too is running on the jobs public safety boiler plate. >> our schools is number one and creating jobs in philadelphia is number two and doing it with an eye for fairness is number three, if we can solve the core problems the other problems will start to solve themselves. >> veteran state senator anthony williams has a large war chest and many of his proponents are charter schools. >> i did a lot of support public education period. i done believe you have to pick a traditional charter school or public school they are all public schools. >> and lynn abraham the legendary tough cookie and former hard line d.a. of philadelphia surrounded by staffers promising a firm steady hand to take a stand in the post nutter era. >> education job creation and safety and the security of our community and neighborhoods. those are the three things that resonate with everybody. >> north philadelphia minister keith goodman he is running and has to overcome residency first. >> education is the most pressing issue for the city but make sure whatever school they attend that there is accountability. >> former state senator, milton street, the reigning master of political fame will join the race next month. >> someone from this democratic field is more than likely to be the next mayor of philadelphia, the republicans don't even have a hand picked candidate yet and registration wide they are out numbered 6-1. >> that should be interesting. >> yes. lets get a check of the highways tonight. matt pellman is here in the traffic center. >> the heavy rush hour delays we have been missing it's last couple of days thank re back this afternoon rick and monica here on the schuylkill, eastbound side yes quite the backup from 202 from this point at gulph mills to the curve and slowing from montgomery to girard. we have a chris brown concert at 7:30 at the wells fargo center and some people may be getting the early jump heading into that. this vehicle is broken down in the eastbound lanes and traffic is sluggish and on the northeast extension, speeds of 20 miles per hour north of mid county and a crash along german town pike and maple shade on the north side of 73 and that is pushed to the side and septa's 15 trolley, shuttle busing and amtrak's northeast corridor running on a modified schedule today tomorrow and friday because of the extreme cold. >> thank you matt. a delaware county native is tapped by president obama to run a struggling agency. >> and one city in california was rocked by a massive explosion today. we'll explain. >> expectations is not sky high for phillies spring training but manager ryan sandberg, says this phillies team could surprise people. and jeff is expecting windchills in the 20s tomorrow morning in clearwater and we are 20 below by the end of the week, we'll track the snow showers in the accuweather forecast. this cold snap is testing people's limits but what about the animals at the philadelphia zoorks you might be surprised by what we discovered today. a southern california refinery was damaged after an explosion nearby. flames shot hundreds of feet in the air after the blast and gas was involved and it's unclear what caused the blast. havertown native, joseph clancy is named the head of the secret service, clancy was named the interim director in october after several high-profile security breaches. he served on the secret service for 20 years and a graduate of villanova university, clancy retired in 2011 for a job at comcast, some lawmakers spoke out against the decision, after they said the president should hire a director from outside of the agency. police in atlantic city paid tribute to one of their own today. >> the department honored officer kevin wilkins on the first anniversary of his death, it's intersection at baltimore and north carolina after news was renamed wilkins way, he was killed in an accidental shooting in 2010. now jaime apody is live in the "action news" sports center with more on the phillies. >> i'm great and the day has come and the sunshine and the palm trees and phillies catchers and pitchers have arrived in clearwater florida. jeff, is that a jacket? where is the tank top. you have 25 degrees on us that is it? 25 degrees. >> i need mittens and maybe a scarf, only in the 50s here today, it's not even going to hit 50 tomorrow, 48 degrees for their first practice but who wants to talk about the weather, lets talk baseball phillies arrive in full rebuild mode, everyone is for sale even cole hamels and the ace admitting he wants out. i just want to win and i know that won't happen here. i want to go to a team where i can win again. >> cole hamels and company arrive at spring training to prepare for a season that could be over before it even starts even with hamels and cliff lee at the top of the rotation phils is predicted to be among the worst teams. >> i don't look at rebuild, we look at transition, it's where we are at. i'm excited to see some young players i think young players are needed in the game mixed in there. >> with jimmy rollins gone, mayor ryan sandberg expects the other veterans to step up on and off the field. he said he didn't think they had a good clubhouse last year and he wants that to change. he wanted to address the issues of last year's 89 loss season here in clearwater. >> i think we came up short on gelling as a group than is something that could be dealt with differently and different strategies this year and like i said it's 2015 and i'm looking forward to that. >> reporter: and whether cole hamels gets traded or not, sand burg expects him to be professional and positive on this camp and for this team for the season and expects him to help the young guys and prepares to be their ace every five days, and he is getting paid to do that $96 million left on his contract. we are live with the phillies in clearwater florida, jeff skversky channel 6 "action news." >> all right thank you. if it seems like it's forever since we talked about the sixers, that is because it has. 11 days between games because of a long all start break. coach brett brown says they renewed their vows to each other and like any marriage there are rocky times and michael carter williams in street clothes today his strained toe still bothering him i asked coach brown is he surprised that he is not back. >> it is a surprise but i'm glad to hear the truth so if it's soar it's soar. we'll deal with it. i was not expecting to hear the news but it has nothing to do with anything that wasn't fully attended to he gave it great potential and was diligent with his treatment, it just never came good. >> special moment as flyers honored scott hartnell with a check for his foundation and then the team doused their playoff hopes matt calvert as the flares fell to columbus 5-2 they scored a point in nine straight games the team signed nick shultz to a two year extension contract. okay with temperatures consistently dipping below freezing we are reminded how important it is to keep warm. the philadelphia zoo has their hands full to keep the animals safe during these cold stretches as well. it's freezing cold but the zoo is open for business throughout the winter month but there are fewer animals on display. the giant otters have a heated pool, so as long as the heat is on, they are okay. the polar bear has no problem, but zookeepers are intelligent enough to make their own decision if they want to stay in their facilities or hang outside. >> with other species their bodies can handle it and their behavior lets us know. and we give them choice, lions pride day and three different snow leopards and tigers are out. they have a choice of where they want to be but other animals need help in knowing it's too cold out for them. the philadelphia zoo monitors each animal all year round to see how they fair in different temperatures. i know grandma's house isn't the most exciting, but it's only for a few hours. look what i've got. when you get verizon fios, you get beautiful hd picture quality, super fast internet, and america's most reliable network. so you won't miss a second of that 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(vo) visit your local retailer and feel the tempur-pedic difference for yourself. adam is back and we are about to go way low. >> even lower than the beginning the week. >> is that possible? >> it's possible and there is no stopping it. as we look at stormtracker 6 live double scan radar, we are tracking an arctic front in the middle of pennsylvania and that is pushing to the east and kick up the winds and dropping the temperatures and giving a few offous snow showers this evening. with the sunshine it felt nice, we are sitting at 30 degrees in wilmington and 28 in allentown and this is way below the average of 45 degrees but upper 20s after beautiful windchills kind of feels nice, it's relative around here in the winter season. here is the front breaking into the western suburbs, they will begin to fall apart as they push in and some of them will hold their on and if they do and pass through your community between 7:30 and midnight could bring a coating to an inch on the hills and approaching the i-95 corridor and it's quickly off the coast and we begin to clear the air and start to crank the winds the low will start to develop east of boston during the day tomorrow and a large high pressure in the midwest. these two are opposite forces in the atmosphere and we get the wind tunnel affect from the north winds near 40 miles per hour and record breaking cold waiting in the wings for friday and temperatures averaging 20 to 30 degrees below normal. the windchill danger is back, we went through it a few days ago you know the drill about the layers and not to expose yourself too long on bare skin cover every extremity. on friday morning record lows tied or broken across the area and on top of that windchills of 25 to 15 degrees below zero, tonight just a few scattered snow showers but again if you see one of them it could reduce visibility and turn the roads slick otherwise brutal winds kick in for all 13 to 14 for the overnight low and the exclusive accuweather forecast, windchills near zero tomorrow with flurries around 19 for a high and thursday night into friday morning we are call that the 21-year chill to start your morning, that 1 degree will be the coldest air we have seen in philadelphia since 1994. but for that date on friday that 1 would be a record set back in 1979, and allentown a record there and the old record is 2 below and trenton 5 and atlantic city zero so all records could be tied or broken and saturday is dry most of the day and a warm front arrives and we begin with light snow or freezing rain saturday evening and it changes to rain quickly from south to north saturday night and the entire day on sunday mild with rain and near 50 and colder air moves in monday and tuesday and a couple of snow showers, and no matter how you cut it be careful going out the next few morning, quick break stay with us. jim: standardized testing has gone from a nuisance to a concern to a crisis. michael: we have this finite amount of time, and yet we're spending so much of it on this unproven standardized test when we really should be using that time in a better way focusing individually on our students. dave: education is supposed to be about our students, and it's becoming about a test. ros: what is our end goal in education? to be masters of a test? ♪♪ i've been drivin' a lincoln since long before anybody paid me to drive one. i didn't do it to be cool. i didn't do it to make a statement. i just liked it. ♪♪ lease an mkc for $349 a month plus competitive owners and lessees get $1000 bonus cash only at your lincoln dealer. right now jim gardner is here with these stories and more up next at 6:00. dozens of proposed school charters learn their fate and more are on hand for the school's decision. and now david henry is along with the coast guard as they break up the ice along the delaware river. for the entire "action news" team i'm monica malpass have a good night. "action news" delaware valley's leading news program. with ducis rogers meteorologist, cecily tynan and jim gardner. wednesday night and philadelphia d.a. seth williams appeals governor wolf's death penalty moratorium and lni is handling scene of the west philadelphia's build that froze over after a fire. but the big story is a manhunt in philadelphia. police have started a search for a knife-wielding suspect. two members of nickie minaj's road crew were stabbed and one died. >> nickie minaj took to social media to comment on this fatal stabbing outside of this east mt. airy bar earlier this morning she identified them as two people from her team getting ready for her upcoming tour. >> there was a fight and punches thrown and two men were stabbed and one is dead and the other in critical condition. >> rap super star, nickie minaj posted photos of the pair and described them as two members of her team, added these guys flew into philly for my tour

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