to hand the box to another student and the box also contained marijuana and the students were arrested and police thanked the students that reported the gun to school officials. in washington, president trump is touting his supreme court nominee judge neil gorsuch as a shoein but democrats are setting the stage for a contentious confirmation battle. >> reporter: rick and sara good afternoon. it's a promise kept for president trump nominating judge neil gorsuch, a well respected solid conservative with a tough road ahead to confirconfirmatio. >> i think the president made an outstanding appointment. we are all thrilled and looking forward to getting the confirmation process started. >> president trump saying he earned bipartisan support before. >> when he was nominated to the 10 and circuit court of appeals, he was voted unanimously. >> while the republicans cheered the pick, democrats warned of a looming battle and chuck schumer expressed doubts. democrats will not simply allow but require an exhaustive but robust debate. protesters flocked to the supreme court steps to speak out about the consequential nominee. gorsuch could help up hearing and decide cases on transgender rights and police force and rights of of disabled children. >> with this nominee there is too much at risk. the right for who you love and a woman's access to her body. >> i pledge if confirmed i will do all my powers permit to be an advocate of the laws. >> unless the republicans push through a big change in rule, it will need the support of eight democrats to get confirmed. >> surveillance video captured the moments when a suspect forced his way into a south philadelphia home. it happened on january 4 and on the 600 block of climber street. the man broke into the house and took two commuters and a pair of sneakers he was last seen walking down the same street. >> one man is in custody and at least three other suspects are on the run after an abduction and chase in philadelphia's port richmond section. police got a tip last night and staked out a shopping center and they witnessed a woman being forced into the vehicle, katherine scott has the full story. >> reporter: the victim was forced into the backseat of her own car at gun point and then the suspects took off driving, the police were in pursuit though and ended up on emery street where the suspects lost control of the toyota and took off on foot. today port richmond shopping center was quiet where last night a 25-year-old woman was abducted at gun point and shortly after 8:00 p.m. plain clothes narcotics officers were tipped off she would be abducted after work. >> that it would happen within minutes. >> in a red jeep cherokee and sure enough the jeep appeared with four to five people inside and saw two of the suspects approach the victims. they grabbed her and said we have your children and made a threat, i'm not sure what it was and they grabbed her and forced her into the vehicle and they took off and police in pursuit and the toyota sped up and spun out less than a half mile from emery street. the suspects got out of the car and jumped fences and they fled. the police launched a search about foot and by air. >> one suspect was picked up shortly after the red jeep cherokee was found nearby. the woman was safe and her children were fine. they say the suspects lied to her about having them and they believe the crime could be connected owe others in the area. the red jeep cherokee and the toyota were towed to the police graernl to be held as evidence. we have warmed up a big and nice day overall. we look live from sky 6 hd showing a pretty picture and calm scene from cape may. accuweather says enjoy the warmer weather now because the cold air will be back by the weekend. david murphy is outside on the terrace with the details from accuweather. >> we are under mainly cloudy skies here in philadelphia and a bit a breeze blowing and cool enough for a jacket and having set all of that we are looking atwell above average temperatures this afternoon. that won't last so maybe today is the day you get out and enjoy it or get stuff done. stormtracker 6 live double scan shows you that a couple of light sprinkles and showers have begun to well up over the last hour. and south jersey and southern delaware another batch in the northern and western suburbs. the i-95 corridor will avoid all of that. you see the wide view on satellite shower activity welling up and most of that is off the coast than should spin out of here before too much longer and sunny breaks mixing with the clouds and the clouds probably dominating. 49 in philadelphia and the numbers have bounced up nicely and we get up into the low 50s up and down the i-95 corridor and down south in washington. a 17 miles per hour breeze in the region now and we expect the winds to generally speaking run 12 to 20 miles per hour. and that is not the kind of wind that will knock the wind off your kid's head and add to the chilly feel. we expect to get up to 51 for a high and we see the temperatures fall down to 43 at 6:00 and down to the 30s after that and 2:00 in the morning 37 and tomorrow morning at dawn i expect philadelphia's number to be down around 32 the freezing mark an indication that the colder air is on the way but not today. so guys if you want to go outside today i would definitely recommend a jacket pretty decent jacket in fact because we have the winds blowing through and the definitely cool and cloudy but better today than it will be over the next several days. >> thank you. about 75 philadelphia police officers and firefighters were honored today by local students. the students, faculty and staff at saint christopher catholic school had an appreciation day for the officers, the students (ed the attendees with gifts and sang songs and took part in a blessing. and the students at holy cross regional were busy giving back as part of several service projects they are doing this week, they assembled bags of toiletries to be delivered to ann's center in phoenixville and students in the third grade class wrote letters of thanks and encouragement to the sisters in flower town. more ahead at 12:30, a class action lawsuit is filed on behalf of all the cheerleaders in the nfl that claim they did not get paid enough. >> and justin bieber will not take part in the grammys even though he is nominated for several awards. i'm hall of famer, jerry west, and my life is basketball. but that doesn't stop my afib from leaving me at a higher risk of stroke. that'd be devastating. i took warfarin for over 15 years. until i learned more about once-daily xarelto®... a latest-generation blood thinner. then i made the switch. xarelto® significantly lowers the risk of stroke in people with afib not caused by a heart valve problem. it has similar effectiveness to warfarin. warfarin interferes with vitamin k and at least six blood-clotting factors. xarelto® is selective. targeting one critical factor of your 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a proposed class action lawsuit. paying them less than minimum wage. >> we trained so hard to be there, our entire lives. an amazing experience but i finally grew up and realized i needed to be paid. >> they were required to attend rehearsals and public appearances but were never paid for that time. when i was on the team we were paid $125 per game and we were paid in one lump sum, $1250 minus fines we would be fined for all sorts of things if you miss a number of practices you could be fined $40 for that and that comes out of your paycheck at the end. >> we reached out to the nfl saying they were not aware of this lawsuit and not interested in commenting but abc senior legal correspondent but the nfl may want this to go away. >> i believe the name of the game is settle, settle, settle and i think change needs to happen. they should all be paid at least minimum wage for their time. >> these women were motivated to speak up, not just for cheerleaders but for all women that may need a boost asking to what are this deserve in the workplace. we are following breaking news involving a lockdown at old delaware correctional fas ills. chopper 6 hd is over the james vaughn correctional center in smyrna. due to smoke conditions inside of the building. prompting the lock down of all delaware department of corrections facilities. firefighters were called to the complex just before 11 this morning. all facilities were placed on lockdown as a precaution, we are working to get information as well. stay with channel 6 "action news" for updates. hillary clinton is reflecting on her loss to president trump in a new book. the former secretary of state, senator and first lady is work on a book of personal essays, the book still untitled is sendered around favorite quotations that inspired her and experiences during the presidential campaign and includes her thoughts on the future. clinton's best selling it take a village will be reestablished as an all new picture book. justice 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such as back problems and overuse issues. back injuries and hip injuries with two much activity on the muscle. >> freshman year i broke my shoulder when i played football sophomore year i broke that. >> he believed it would have been worse if he did not stay in condition. >> one in the weight room at all. have a lot of injuries. >> there is a lot of debate about year round athletes, the doctor says it's okay if kids switch sports if they are moving different muscle groups and change their workouts periodically for the same rin and at least three months off from any sport. >> i had injuries from my nfl days. >> oh yeah. your finger hurts from using your phone -- >> on that note. >> stormtracker 6 live double scan we are looking at the radar, the radar is showing united states a little bit of rain and the overhead view shows us a lot of this is down south, light spotty rain showers for the most part and roads are damp in cap may county and a second batch of lighter precipitation in the lehigh valley and not doing much more than putting a sprinkle on your windshield and in between that clouds in the region and action cam with a nice picture when we still have blue skies and there is general george looking at the valley forge national park. first in war and first in peace and first in the hearts of our country man. that is what henry lea said about him when he passed away. we say so long to george and hello to 49 degrees, and winds from the west at 17 miles per hour and breezy out there. you'll want a jacket if you head out this is a good day to enjoy things. we have sprinkles and clouds around and temperatures are well above average and it will be getting cooler again tomorrow. if you go for 51 in philadelphia and same in wilmington may get stuck in the mid to upper 40s and 49 degrees in cape may as we go through the rest of the afternoon and 50 holds through 2:00 and the 51 comes at 3:00 and after that we begin to dip. 6:00, 45 degrees and 42 by 8:00 and 10:00, 40 degrees and down into the 30s after that. and i expect an overnight low at dawn tomorrow of 32 in philadelphia. and some suburbs in the 20s. that cooler air will be waking you up tomorrow morning as you step outside. 42 is tomorrow afternoon's high and seasonable close to average high, lots of sunshine and groundhog day tomorrow and breezy with winds running west northwest 20 miles per hour. and it doesn't look like there is snow in the picture and high pressure and all the sunshine opening things up for us. we haven't had much snow this winter only 6 inches so far at philadelphia international. 59% of our normal snowfall and one stretch between january 8th and 29th where there was no measurable snow and as we look ahead a couple of blips here and there. nothing big coming for the next week or couple of weeks and then we'll see what happens in the second half of february into march. 51 is today's high and breezy and milder and breaks if possible. and a high down to 42 and then a shot of colder air comes in for friday and brisk and colder and 36 is the high on friday and could be a flurry around and back to sunny conditions and cold and a high of 35. and clouds increase on sunday and we get up to 37 and the chance of afternoon and evening snow showers the farther north you go through the region. probably better chance of seeing all snow. this doesn't look like a real strong system and probably won't produce a lot. but it's super bowl sunday you may want to keep your eye on the forecast. may be slippery on the way home. thank you. this weekend is fyi philly's annual valentine special. melissa magee has an fyi for you on a delaware county bakery with a love story built in. >> i'll try to write love. >> husband and wife jennifer and robert morris are the owners of cupcakology. >> how did this come about -- >> when it comes to cupcakes and each other love is always the answer. >> we are foodie sweethearts. for valentine's day they with whipping up cupcake bouquets and 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