with the biting winds allentown we are predicting 2 below and trenton and wilmington and dover 1 degrees and farther to the south not records but still brutal cold, 2 in millville and atlantic city 2 above zero. and on top of that for philadelphia if we hit that low of 1 degrees, it's the record for the date, 1 degree set back in 1979 so the coldest temperature we have seen in the month of february in 36 years but if you look at philadelphia as a whole for the entire year it's the coldest temperature in 21 years. and winter weather advisories go into effect. if we break them down for you, the north western suburbs, lehigh valley and lancaster 25 to 30 below and windchills tomorrow morning 10 to 15 below in the far southern areas we'll talk much more about the temperatures that try to recover over the weekend. >> thank you adam. >> and as we mentioned these temperatures are very dangerous and unfortunately, we have seen at least six deaths in our area linked to the weather, chad pradelli is live in center city with the details on this. chad? >> reporter: shirleen these are people that basically froze to death, i spoke with the medical examiner that did most of the autopsy and i says most of the deaths could have been prevented. these bitter colds claimed half dozen lives across the area. a few were found on the streets, like an 86-year-old man in allentown that died just steps from his door, and dr. walter hoffman did the autopsy on five of the bodies. >> these are the folks that fall through the cracks and it is very frustrating to have preventible deaths and no one does anything about it. >> dr. hoffman says that hypothermia can set in within an hour and more quickly in water earlier this week an elderly couple lost heat to their home. >> and they stayed in a hotel and he got concerned that the house was empty and someone may break in so he moved back into the house and she stayed one night and came back to the hotel, and came back again and he was founded. >> this is a community effort for people to look in after their elderly neighbors. cheryl is a nurse with the philadelphia corporation with aging she urges friends and family and neighbors to look after the most vulnerable especially with record breaking cold on the way. shivering is one symptom, but not the only one. >> cold, pale person, that will involve into somebody with a low heart rate and loss of consciousness and possibly death, it happens real quick. >> and if you would like to find tips or resources go to the website, keepseniorswarm.org or call the corporation for aging hot line. i'm live at the art museum, chad pradelli, channel 6 "action news." >> thank you. a serious situation, we are learning about several school closures because tomorrow's cold temperatures including the brandywine and colonial school districts in delaware and check 6abc.com for the full list and as the temperatures drop, be sure to stick with 6abc.com/weather, we have both the hourly and seven-day forecasts, so you can be prepared no matter how cold it gets. a gunman shot a man in the head there, he was followed into the building by a suspect, and they have not yet announced arrests or a possible motive. murder charges have been filed against the man that allegedly killed his co-worker at the plant yesterday, peter adam stabbed danny vazquez to death outside of the facility yesterday the conflict was sparked by a prank when vazquez tried to pull a chair out from underneath him. the pair got into a physical fight, that is when he killed vazquez before stabbing himself one person is after a crash on the blue route, it happened this morning in ridley township. the car when off the highway and up the embankment. police have not told us the victim's name or what caused the crash. today marks ten years since a local couple vanished without a trace and despite a decade since their disappearance their loved ones made a plea. this was a heart-wrenching day but the fbi says they have not given up the search. >> it's a heart-wrenching situation with that passing of time ten long years fbi investigators are hoping that someone that knew something back then may be more willing to help them out now. >> ten years is too long to wait for justice for two people that did nothing wrong and did not deserve this. >> her son richard and his friend danielle disappeared. they left a bar and headed to his pickup truck and simply vanished. investigators say it was not an accident, and no crime of opportunity. they say they were the victims of a professional hit job. >> this just didn't happen we feel it was an orchestrated act. two people and a truck do not simply go missing. >> but who would want them dead . no one is ruled out as a suspect at this time. we are going back and looking at the leads we have covered in the past. >> the fbi is dedicating new resources to re-examine the evidence collected so far with fresh eyes but they admit the key is help from the public from someone that knows who was involved. whoever comes forward could collect a $50,000 reward. >> you come down and we got the cash. >> joseph imbow moved to north carolina shortly after and i spoke to him a while ago, he says the fbi has got to do what it has to do and he told agents a couple of days ago he is glad they are reinvestigating the case and hopefully this is the year they find out what happened. live at the federal building, david henry channel 6 "action news." >> thank you. we have much more on the couple's disappearance on 6abc.com. we have posted a gallery of photos there, showing the couple along with detailed descriptions of the two and a phone number to call if you have any information. >> police in montgomery county are looking for an engagement ring thief who may have struck twice, he was captured on camera at the mall in pottstown investigators say he posed as an interested customer and an employee let him hold an $8000 diamond ring and that is when dashed out of the store. and they believe he was involved in a similar theft at the franklin mills mall. lets go live now to the traffic center and matt pellman. >> a lot of people are stuck northbound is backed up but it's southbound at girard where we have an earlier crash that got us off to a bad start you slow on down to the vine, one you get on the vine you see heavy westbound delays because of this earlier accident by broad street, now off to the gore point, and all lanes are open, but again stop and go traffic from 95 from this point at broad, watching a bunch of suburban accidents this afternoon, one along upper dublin at dresher town road and one at whitpain at skippack pike. and all day long icy conditions closing down the road and look for a wreck at eagleville road and feather lane and still the water main break along delsy drive and academy street. lets grab the ipad and do the commuter report on this thursday almost friday afternoon. animal friends on 95 heading towards the girard point bridge. i don't know what kind but watch out for them. >> good warning, thank you platt. almost 200 patients at a california hospital may have been exposed to potentially deadly bacteria, they know the source of the contamination. >> reporter: ucla medical center is scrambling to find out why 179 patients treated from october to january were exposed to a super bug and has a death rate as high as 50%. >> it's a potent organism that could cause death. >> staff at ucla says it was spread by two endascopes. and two patients have tested positive so far and the outbreak could be factors in two deaths and similar outbreaks in seattle, pittsburgh and chicago in recent years they claim the scopes were cleaned properly but now they are using a process that go as above and beyond the national standards. >> there is something going on here whether they have to change the procedures or not but there is a reason that scopes are spreading this in hospitals. >> the fda today listed a safety alert asking hospitals to closely following guidelines for cleaning the reuseable scopes. we have a warning for parents that comes from a "action news" special investigation, a highly dangerous drug is makes its way into the hands of teens, and wendy saltzman has the preview of a report you'll see only on "action news" at 11:00. >> have you no idea these over-the-counter drugs are being abused by teens but chances are your kids already know about it we investigate this risky high is so easy to get it's the drug of choice for many youngsters and parents warned that the pcp like effect turned their son down a dangerous path. >> he lost his way and wound up committing a crime and now he is incarcerated for many years. >> a story that parents and kids need to watch only tonight at 11:00. we are following breaking news the sixers have just traded michael carter williams. its unclear what the sixers will get in return and the "action news" department is working to get the details it's a complicated trade more coming newspaper sports at 5:00. meanwhile the phillies officially opened spring training under the palm trees of florida. jeff skversky is live for us once again in clearwater. >> reporter: 48 degrees and i needed my gloves but they want to talk about the team, day one of pitchers and catchers all the talk of possible trades and rebuilding but the phillies say they are not upset with cole hamels even though he expressed his desire to play elsewhere, the phillies believes that hamels is just competitive and wants to win. look at cole hamels and cliff lee, both on the mound pitching today on day one of spring training and ruben amaro the general manager expects them both to be on the mound come day one in april. whether these two are on this team by the end of the season remains to be seen, that is out of the player's control and the phillies are taking the approach like this. >> would you like to opportunity to be traded somewhere else -- >> i can't answer that one. >> let me do another one. >> concentrate and ask again. >> reporter: that is phillies pitchers cliff lee having a good time today with his magic eight ball he brought it out to dodge questions about trading cole hamels or being traded himself. coming up whether or not cole hamels expressed his desire to be traded to phillies management. jeff skversky channel 6 "action news." >> i wish we could shake that magic 8 ball and find out when this weather will warm up. >> concentrate and ask again. >> three days can you weight three days, temperatures in the upper 40s, basically similar to what jeff is dealing with on sunday and double scan live radar shows anything but warm across the country, notice it's below freezing as far southst 19 philadelphia 13 in lancaster and even at the shore right now in the upper teens we have the wind out, there you felt it and heard it rattle the windows, it's feeling below zero and wilmington 4 below is how it feels, 1 in philadelphia and 0 in atlantic city. it's all compliments of this fresh arctic high, a beast of a high that pushed in from the north and canada and the good thing about arctic highs they squash any type of precipitation it's quiet across the lower 48 and that will change into the upcoming weekend as the warmer air tries to push in. record cold for tonight and biting wins and 2 below in the lehigh valley and factor in the winds and tomorrow morning when you step out 2-below allentown and 20 below in lancaster and 30 below in some areas. this we have do really continue to kind of warn you about the frostbite times for the delaware and lehigh salies with windchills that low you can get frostbite on exposed skin in 15 to 30 minutes and in the poconos as soon as 15 to 30 minutes, dress in layers and kids heading to school make sure they stay in the car with you if they head to the bus stop you don't want them out there with the wind. on top of that, it can't get any worse saturday afternoon the warm air pushes in and squeezes snow showers out and light snow saturday afternoon into saturday evening as we get deeper in saturday night we have snow and sleet and freezing rain and eventually rain and not a big storm but a nuisance here, we can see around 1 to 3 inches of snow before the change over. brisk and cold tomorrow and full sun just 17 degrees in the afternoon and the afternoon snow stays snow in the evening and starts to change over and left over showers on sunday morning and we pump it up to 46 here on sunday afternoon but that doesn't last long because more bitter air as we drop down to 27 degrees for a high so it's like an open wound throwing salt in it when you have this kind of cold. >> adam it's worth reminding our viewers that most of the public schools in the state of delaware are closed for tomorrow in anticipation of the cold. go to 6abc.com and get the complete list. >> thank you adam. to business now it's a mixed day for stocks and the dow was down 44 points and the nasdaq was up 18 and the s&p was down 2 points. and the biggest company in the world is giving employees a raise. 5,000 full and part-time employees will get a pay bump taking them to $9 an hour, that is $1.75 above the federal current minimum wage, by february $31 of next year the pay rises to $10 an hour and it affects employees of sams club. uber continues to raise an incredible amount of cash from investors and they expect to bring in another billion dollars in funding, there is overwhelming demand from investors that want in. it's valued at 40 billion dollars overall. we are counting down the oscars this weekend, even the nominees that don't take home the gold statue won't walk away empty handed. far from tx the consolation prize is a gift bag worth $160,000. it includes a $14,000 luxury train ride through the rockies and $20,000 worth of mind control lessons and thousands in beauty and weight loss products. so alicia vitarelli enroute to hollywood now, she will have live reports starting tomorrow and watch 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[ male announcer ] it's time to bank human again. that's why td bank has the longest hours and even stays open an extra ten minutes for when you run late. td bank. america's most convenient bank. students in new jersey heard some incredible war stories today straight from the person that lived them, dr. eugene richardson went toed middle school in mount laurel to share his stories as a tuskegee airman. they served our country despite being subjected to segregation laws. we have an update all public schools in the state of delaware are closed tomorrow because of the cold temperatures meanwhile two collected officials got to relive their high school days in delaware and this time around it included cameras and an entourage, arty duncan walked the halls and sat in on class they joined a round table discussion and it was a chance for officials to show off their latest initiative. >> check out 6abc.com for the complete list of school closings. and the black madam murder trial begins and the latest on an aspiring rapper, for allegedly killing a woman with illegal butt injections. >> you'll love today's saving 6 abc, we have cool deals for your deck or. it's that easy to play. pick 3. easy to play. simple to say. it doesn't get much easier than picking two things. you pick two, and... you're basically done. that's why the pennsylvania lottery created pick 2. just pick two numbers. done. pick 2. easy to play. simple to say. "action news" continues with adam joseph alicia vitarelli, shirleen allicot and brian taff. >> it's 4:30 and "action news" continues with developing news about the deadly road rage case in nevada the suspect is now in custody be the family is returning donations. and he sprung out of jail and how he got out of his cell and into the cleaning closet in the first place. and a woman remembers walking out a dallas bar, what she doesn't remember is how she wound up half naked inside of a cardboard box at a landfill. but the aspiring rapper accused of killing a woman by using illegal silicone injections in 2011. >> reporter: padge victoria winslow testified to the judge that she was the mike angelo of butt injections. a 20-year-old aspiring dancer from london died after getting silicone injections in her backside. padge winslow was a performer, who did silicone injections on the side. she charged about $2000 a session and now winslow is on trial accused of murdering a client. an aspiring video dancer from london. winslow told the judge everyone was calling me the michelangelo of buttocks injections. i made lots of money in lots of ways. in 2011, they met winslow at the philadelphia international airport for a second treatment. her assistant testified she performed her usual procedure, filling the buttocks with silicone and then closing it with crazy glue, she claimed chest pains and was taken to the hospital and later died. she fled and spent months on the run. >> and the prosecutor told the jury today that the silicone was the same substance used to make cars and military tanks, this trial is expected to last several weeks and the jury is weighing third degree murder and manslaughter and other charges. >> thank you sara. police say that a bear man tried to kill a wawa employee this morning. police say that reed walked into the beaver brook wawa and tried to order something from the deli when he was told he could not get what he wanted he threw a coffee stand at her. and went around the counter and started to strangle her. reed was arrested after the incident and is facing charges including strangulation and making terroristic threats. the police are looking for a man behind and assault at a pizza shop. the worker got into a fight and started throwing punches and he even threw the computer off the counter at the worker, anybody with information should call police. from the delaware newsroom police say that a school bus driver was using her cell phone when she rear ended another vehicle, she is now suspects following a minor accident on mill town road, no studentses were hospitalized and one child is being checked out by a doctor today. the police cited a doctor for inattentive driving and she is a long time employee with a clean driving record prior to this incident. we thought we would lay out a few facts and figures, it is about 16 degrees in philadelphia and it feels like negative 5, that is a good 20 degrees warmer than barrel alaska the northern most important in north america and caribou, maine beat by 7 degrees and their real feel temperature is 2. and philadelphia is colder than thannant thannant thannant art can a. we have just gotten word that all public schools in the state of delaware are now closed in anticipation of the extreme cold tomorrow. there are several other school closings tomorrow check out 6abc.com for the complete list, all public schools in delaware are closed tomorrow. >> it's a good option it's all delaware public school. it's dangerously cold out there. >> lets look at the numbers around the region. 19 in philadelphia and atlanta 27 degrees, and as we wake up tomorrow morning, it will be 1 in philadelphia and that is a tied record even tying or breaking records for cincinnati and atlanta and raleigh and jacksonville where temperatures drop to 29 degrees that is the air temperature, not the windchill factor. allentown 2 below trenton 6 set back in 1936, and 5 in wilmington that goose egg of 0. and the alerts for tomorrow and windchill warnings and advisories anywhere from chicago to myrtle beach and southern new england, more than a dozen states feeling the polar express. we'll talk about the cold air where it originated and when it's moving out. >> thank you adam. 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. some good news here the heat is back on now for the residents at one newcastle county apartment complex after freezing insides of their homes for days. monica malpass is live with that story. >> hi brian, we told you about the problem at the creeks in marshallton, very dangerous conditions residents were living in frozen conditions and management was not fixing the problem, welcoming up tonight at 5:00 what happened after county officials stepped in today and what is being done to make sure the heat stays on for good and this new jersey man continues his quest to swim in the ocean every day of the year and why today's dip was not that bad he said. sure. >> that is a brave man, that is for sure. we'll see you later. today a legendry music producer and legendary hip hop artist played a visit to students, run dmc darryl m mcdaniels spoke to children at who inspired them to get them where they are today. some teens made a long distance phone call today to the international space station these council rock high school students talk to the astronauts at 1:18 p.m. just as the space station passed over their building at a staggering 17000 miles per hour. this was by a group of science teachers they got donated radio equipment to make that possible. what a moment for the kids today. >> if you love home decor you'll love today's saving with 6 abc. and a texas woman remembers walking out of a dallas bar but doesn't remember how she wound up half naked in a cardboard box in a landfill. and david murphy is back with the full accuweather forecast. we are following a developing story out of las vegas, police captured a suspect after the killing of a mother after a road rage fight. they took the man into custody in the last half hour. it happened a block away from the victim's house. tammy myers was shot a week ago in her driveway. the version of those events have been called into question. that is why the myers family is returning thousands in donation they shut down the go fun me page to find tammy's killer after an onslaught of angry donors, they initial said an angry driver followed her home and killed her. but police say she was shot after she went looking for that driver with her son who was armed. a manhunt is underway for an inmate that escaped in idaho and the whole thing was caught on video, the convict springs from a closet. and manages to make it to a secure part of the jail and reaches the secured closet and waits for an employee to free him and blames the escape on budget cuts and says they simply do not have enough guard there's. a woman is trying to figure out how she wound up half naked in a texas landfill. she remembers walking out of a dance bar with a and man she left with. he said she went to grab the car and when she came back the woman was gone police say she didn't have any noticeable injuries they are waiting the results of a rape exam. shirleen over at the big board with the big talkers, we'll start with the baby denied medical care because of the disapproval of the parents. she was born to a lesbian couple they brought her six days after she was born, the doctor was nowhere to be seen and a different doctor appeared and said the other doctor stayed home and she prayed on it and wouldn't be able to care for a baby with lesbian patients. we are not your patient, she is your patient and your job is to keep babies healthy. >> the american medical association says they cannot refuse to care for patients because of sexual orientation but if it's incapable with their moral or religion beliefs. some believe the classes focus on too much on what is bad about america, that bill was easily passed through a committee and outlines what should and should not be taught in the classroom and focused on the ten commandments and sermons, the republican lawmaker is seeking the removal of speeches from every democratic president since linden b. johnson three speeches one from ronald reagan and one from george w. bush. the protests on that bill gathered 8,000 signatures since it passed on tuesday, it will proceed to the full oklahoma house. matt pellman is in the "action news" traffic center the good news with this one is it's off to the side and not blocking traffic but people are slowing down and saying i'm glad that is not me and i feel bad for that guy there. the schuylkill is heavy 90 minutes. we see delays in both directions by 76 and the crash i told you about in the last half hour by broad street. same is true on 95 the southbound is quite slow, 44 minutes to get from the wood haven to the vine, three times what it ideally should be. from bucks county headed towards the flyers game expect a slow go on 95 southbound. and a crash at skippack pike at sunset middle school. expect ice as well here in clayton, gloucester county because there was a water main break by the rainbow academy inn. and a house fire along g street and wheaton avenue. and adam joseph is back with the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast. coming up n. we welcome in meteorologist, adam joseph. >> you welcome me in? >> it depends on what you have to say? look at the graphic information kids will love. school closings and delays because sts cold weather. >> they will get an extended weekend for some of the kids and some snow over the weekend, they will be very happy. but the rest of us not so much. as we look at double scan live radar all is quiet at this point and again the cold arctic air continues to flood in from the north and west and the winds brutal cutting right through you at 40 miles per hour and 30 or so in trenton and 33 in wilmington and even to the south in dover at the shore around the 30 miles per hour range. that is dropping the windchills, right now it feels like 1 in philadelphia and the same in wilmington and now zero for the entire state of delaware allentown and reading and it's poconos it feels like 5 below zero. we had the explosion of clouds the sunshine that is stronger now as we get into the second half of february that interacts with the very cold aloft and we get the instability clouds to develop, some will fall apart overnight tonight and we can blame this air because of siberia and the north pole and the cross polar flow, this originates here and is sent down to the hudson bay a piece of that polar vortex and if it can buckle down, it's dense and heavy and it can flood down to the south and extensive cover from the north and nothing stops it from pushing it to the south that is why we see the record cold from siberia and the north pole to the lower 48, tomorrow morning we are forecasting the record low of 1 and allentown tying the record low of 2 below and expecting that record to be smashed in trenton the old record the same for wilmington and the record is 0 but not a record but dangerously cold there and the windchills tomorrow morning close to 15 to 20 degrees below zero, we recover by 20 degrees or so in the afternoon but still very uncomfortable, with windchills in the single digits in the afternoon with full sunshine. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, the dangerous cold tomorrow and warmer air tries to push in over the existing cold air we squeeze precipitation out in the form of snow and 32 degrees before it changes over to rain, we are looking at 1 to 3 inches, not a big storm more of a news an event before it changes to sleet and freezing rain and then light rain but there could be heavy icing in the lehigh valley before it changes to rain there. and off to the races 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"action news" delaware valley's leading news program. with jaime apody, meteorologist cecily tynan rick williams and monica malpass. the hits from the brutal cold keep coming and here are the numbers to prove it h in the last week temperatures got down to the teens and single digits and with the strong winds it felt like below zero those days and it's low this morning just 13 degrees, and now in downtown wilmington 15 degrees, a frozen day there as well as across our region, it was announced a short time ago all public schools in the state of delaware are closed tomorrow because of the extreme cold. can you see a complete list on the bottom of your screen as well as on 6abc.com. thursday night and the big story on "action news" is the freezing weather that has proven deadly. six people in our area have died from the cold. adam joseph is live now at the big board. this is serious. >> it's down right dangerous, it does a lot to your body, the body can only take so much when you talk about cold or heat, the high in philadelphia was 13 this morning and felt like 4 below 21 this afternoon and windchill was 5, and now we are plummeting across the area and the temperatures tonight will hit record lows philadelphia predicting the record of 1 degree, the coldest air we have seen in

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