we have set a new record in wilmington delaware with that 3 degrees. we are watching other cities as well. our dangerous wind chills will continue, throughout the morning, really through lunchtime. so you have to protect yourself against wind chills ten to 35 degrees below zero. that is what it feels like outside and that is where frostbite can occur quickly. we will check the wind and wind chills and we will tell but this messy weather that is coming saturday into sunday. that is tomorrow, folks, and it could mess up your weekend plans but we will get you through it as we always do, right bob kelly. >> we have been here an hour and already two water main breaks on the big board, the the new one is in the neighborhood rhawnhurst northeast philadelphia, the intersection of castor and rhawn, so use bustleton or solly through morning rush hour. second break is on the new jersey turnpike on the walt whitman service plaza a in the concession area there. no food or water that is a big pit stop for anyone heading south. only one accident southbound 202 closed in chadds ford, otherwise, the schuylkill is looking fine in problems up and over the bridge but path the co the new construction schedule today single tracking and 26 minutes gaps in service through morning and afternoon rush hour. >> reporter: i'm feeling bad for people catching buses. i have been wanting to owe up our news van as a warming station for these people out in the freezing cold, people that have to get to work. we do know that schools in delaware, many schools across the state of closed yesterday we have talk to dustin blakely the superintendent with the colonial school district. he says in these extremely cold temperatures the buses are in the running as well as they should their routes are delayed and school district does in the want children to be standing outside in this freezing cold. some payments told us it is a inconvenience but school officials say they tried to make the call early to make parents make the necessary arrangements. >> the decision was made to close schools for student safety, with wind chill factors below zero, we are concerned about frostbite and possibility of frostbite. >> inconvenient. that is what i think. >> reporter: why? >> now turf make arrangements for them to be somewhere all day while we're at work. we're not closed. it is a huge inn convenience but i think it is a good idea. >> reporter: other parents said it is not a total day off. their kid will be doing homework and getting an early start on their weekend chores. while schools in delaware many are closed to day the colonial school district offices will remain open. we have not gotten any closures here in the city of philadelphia it is interesting, interesting point here that on monday comparable cold on monday and the catholic schools here in the the city decided to close. i'm anxious to see if we will get that call or not what will happen as the morning goes on, chris and lauren. >> jennifer joyce, thank you. >> stay on top of the latest conditions on my fox philly.com. you'll fine the latest forecast, traffic delays and down load fox 29 weather authority app when you leave the house. 5:04 is the the time. police investigating a deadly shooting in north philadelphia. they said a 39 year-old man was found dead in the mercedes in the 2600 block of silver street. at least seven shot were fired. police were called out around 12:30. right now they are looking for that shooter. also new a man is in the hospital in critical condition following a fire in kensington. fire fighters responded to the 3400 block of reach street right after midnight. the unidentified victim was taken to temple hospital with burns over 65 percent of his body. in the city's olney section police say someone fired a bunch of times at a limousine killing the driver inside this happened at masher and tabor where police were called out just before 9:00 last night. police say the limo hit a telephone pole after being struck by those bullets. 911 caller saw two men running from the scene. >> shoplifter gets more than he bargained for when he tries to steel two bars of soap in germantown. watch as the security guard battled the suspect at the door of the rite aide. this happened at 5300 block of chew afternoon. than man named dropped four packs of dial soap and then just runs away. shocked customers could not believe soaped sparked this brawl. >> why would you steel four bars of soap? it doesn't make sense to me. everybody wants to be clean. to brawl over that it is crazy. it ain't worth it. >> good thing this guy didn't have any weapons on him because that could have gotten more serious. most stores want the employees to allow the person to leave. the american is not worth it in terms of that person's life or that person being injured. >> only fox 29 was there as two, 14th district officers, grabbed a man off the street believed to be the suspect. his name nast not been released. charges are expect. the guard was in the seriously hurt. first degree murder charges against a man accused of stabbing a co work tore death. we have learn that a prank may have set the the entire thing off 256789 year-old danny vasquez died after the the attack the at m opack plant in franconia. peter atem is charge with the murder. police say the the victim tried to pull a chair out from at health. m on monday and then the the next day they got in that fight. atem was hurt in the fight and is now hurt in the hospital. a montgomery county man takes matters in his own hand when he comes home to find a burglar inside his house this happened on the 200 block of penn avenue around 1:00 last wednesday. the home owner says he noticed his side door had been broken, he went inside, came a face-to-face with that robber who, then had a physical altercation with him. in other word, they had a fight. police say they don't recollect membered doing that by the the way. >> in this particular case everything work out well. i emphatically recommend if you come home and you are confronted by an intruder, exit your home, go to a point of safety, and get to nine # one. try not the to engage the intruder. >> police right now are looking for that intruder. >> a man at little caesars goes on a rampage but employees say it was a case of mistaken identity. angry suspect walk in the little caesars on west girard in north philadelphia the guy takes a couple shots at the cashier, knocks over just about everything on the counter including that cash register. he even tries to throw it, at cashier. two women who walk in even tried to calm the guy down but he just kept on fighting. >> he was just trying to do his job, make a living for himself and his family. >> that could be anybody in there, so for safety, he could have walk in and done that to anybody. >> when all this was over the cashier was not hurt. told us that the suspect just picked up an order and that he was made at a different cashier. the fight was allegedly over something that happened with the suspect's sister. this morning police are still searching for that man. time is 5:08. we have to get to the weather. it is dangerousry cold outside right now, sue. >> it is, temperatures alone are dangerous enough but then we have factor in the the wind chill. we are we low zero for allah even town and mount pocono single digit temperatures to the south of us but this is the dangerous part. you factor in the wind. we still have enough wind out there, gusty wind, to make it feel like 16 degrees below zero here in the city. 33 below in the mountains wind chill. all of the wind chills are in the teens to below zero every where else. so that is what we're facing as we walk outside this morning. nobody want to but we have to, in some cases. so just layer it up and as little exposed skin as possible. there is the 16-mile an hour sustain wind that we have in philadelphia 21 miles an hour in wilmington where we do have a new rorrer already. it has gotten down to 3 degrees and may go lower. wind gusts as high as 30 miles an hour in mount pocono, 25 miles an hour in wildwood and so, with the clear skies and the wind, all that combining to make these dangerous cold temperatures. as we look out to the west in missouri, it doesn't look like much of the storm but this will start gathering some strength, moving toward us starting tomorrow afternoon and starting with snow because it is so cold. we will have more details on the timing of the storm next time but is there your 3 degrees and is there your 16 below zero and is there your sunrise time. 6:47. we have a chance for that temperature to get a little bit lower. planning out your frigid friday plan on plenty of sunshine but a temperature that will not get out of the teens today. your sunset time is 5:43. wind will be calming down a little bit, they won't be as high as they were yesterday when we had a peak wind gusts of 40 miles an hour. so, that was then, this is now, bob kelly, what is going on. >> i'll tell you what, it is quiet but things are starting to jump here. an accident in south jersey white horse pike at route 30 at cross keys road, police are on the scene there. an accident been with us for last hour, route 202 southbound closed at marshall road. this is south of route one in chad forward. traffic using creek road as an option. two water main breaks already in the first hour we're on the air. northeast philadelphia rhawnhurst listen up castor and rhawn, the the main intersection there is in shut down mode. so use either bustleton avenue or solly to work yourself around the neighborhood there. that is a rough go throughout the morning. second water main break is on the new jersey turnpike, it is at walt whitman service plaza anybody that uses new jersey turnpike southbound plaza is only accessible from the southbound lanes, south of exit number four. there is no food, no water heading south that will be a big pit stop for everybody, heading south, and to hit the the bathroom, grab a cup of coffee. you may want to jump off in mount laurel there to do that before you head down to south jersey. patco new construction scheduled today. this will be brutal if you get stuck in the 26 minutes gap in service. they are single will tracking. in the express service on patco both morning and afternoon rush hours chris and warren, back over to you. we have breaking news out of west philadelphia lets look live at the scene. this is a nasty crash at south 63rd and chestnut streets. my goodness. as you look at this you know this had top been a high rate of speed. it involved a cab as you can sianni one other car. the cabdriver had to be cut out of that vehicle he suffered broken bones. in word what led to the accident but who cares, look at this. what a mess. that poor cabdriver. we will get an update on what happened and the conditions of both people in i saw a commercial that said you can save $500 by switching to 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say he is a nab or acquaintance of 44 year-old tammy myers, would the man who died. her husband said the two knew each other very well. >> he is probably watching this right now and i know he has got to feel bad. she was really good to him. she fed federal him. she gave him money. she told him to pull his pants up, and to be a man, more times then i can count. >> police say they are still investigating the incident. they are looking for one other suspect in this shooting. the super bug out break suspect in two deaths, at a los angeles happies raising questions, about a hard to clean, medical instrument. nearly 180 patients at ronald reagan ucla medical center may have been exposed to antibiotic resistant bacteria called cre, seven of them infect , two died, the possible exposures occurred during procedures involving, a specialized end owe scope. hospital officials say those instruments were put through routines sterilization. >> i think the fact that we have identified this infection, this specific cre drug resistant infection, and these scopes in a couple of different hospitals now, it suggest that you know that routine process that we were using were just not adequate. >> is that scary or what? >> wow. >> so is this the instrument you see here in question is used on more than half a million people in the u.s. each and every year. lets get to texas new where prosecutors are expect to call rebuttal witnesses in the murder trial of american snipper chris kyle and his friend, chad littlefeel. the defense rested yesterday. eddie ray route plead i not guilty. if convicted he would be sentenced to life with the parole since prosecutors chose not to seek the death penalty. all right. steve keeley has some breaking news from new jersey. lets get straight the out to him, hi steve. >> reporter: well here is probably the first of dozens of victims of water pipes bursting. i tweeted red cross tips on how to prevent this at my house they are on the trickle. if you don't have that have new do that. look at this parking lot completely empty. it is hard to find a spot here right on the new jersey turnpike. we got on entrance ramp four on route 37 in mount laurel. sunoco gas station is still opened. look at that american flag blowing. the what is closed is service plaza. that means no rest rooms in food, in water in drink. it is called the walt whitman plaza look at the the paper signs they have put up on the door. when they have no water legally, health wise they cannot open for anything, not tone serve you a gator raid out of the refrigerator. so nothing for 30 miles until you get past exit number two which is a licensing ride and long time to hold you it if you have to hold it. plaza is closed. no water in the building is what the sign says. the water pipe burst. they are out back trying to fix it as fast as possible but trying to fix things in this kind of weather is even harder because if you are digging under the ground the ground is rock hard as well. big problems for anybody who is driving on the turnpike and need to rest, you know what i mean. you can at least get gas. the the turnpike is opened, rest stop is still opened. you can pull in here. guys, i got the to put this delicately use your imagination and your fortitude to figure out what to do. i'm sure trucker know the the tricks to the trade. lauren, i don't want to gress our audience out. this will be the first of many water pipes bursting in this weather for sure. >> all right, steve keeley, thanks very much. one thing we do know schools are already closing because it is so cold outside. sue, they are saying buses are hard to function in this temperature. >> not only that but we have been talking about how long you have to stay outside to be in danger of frostbite. it is not very licensing. the kid waiting for school buses, you have to be careful with those situations as well. so we are on record watch this morning. we have broke then record in wilmington delaware. we are close in philadelphia. we are getting close in allentown as well. lets take a look at the temperatures. so we're at three here. we are at one below in allentown. two below is the record. we have to get down another degree for allentown to at least tie the rorrer. new 3 degrees in wilmington. that is a new record because of the previous record being 5 degrees. zero in atlantic city. if we do not make the record it the is mighty cold, wind chills in the teens below zero, every where except the pocono mountains where it is 33 below zero. so again not much time out of the doors, before you start feeling those frostbite symptoms and that is why we have wind chills continuing until 11:00 in the morning. we will probably only get to 17 18 degrees by 4:00 in the afternoon today now we will start watching tomorrow morning, single digit temperatures again on saturday morning and here comes some precipitation. with temps this cold we will start out as snow and it will move through in the afternoon and in the evening. we will take a more in depth look at it. the the weekend is here. the the weekend is almost here on this frigid friday. plenty of sunshine. highs in the teens, tomorrow. we will get a little bit of above freezing and we will start with snow and then temperatures can continue to rise and it changes over to rain on sunday morning. then it is colder again as we get into next week another chance have of snow on wednesday, so, bob kelly, going out tomorrow evening, could be some tricky travel. >> you know what though if we have to take the rain to get in the 40-degree, but tricky travel tomorrow night and into sunday but right now this morning a couple of situations. here is the scene of the nasty accident we just showed you a few minutes ago from the news van at 63rd and chestnut right at that t intersection there right by cobbs creek. so use market street this morning, county line road, right at second street pike a nasty accident and that intersection is in shut down mode right on the borderline of the couple different counties. so use byberry or street road and a accident in south jersey white horse pike at cross keys road and then two new water main breaks pops up in the city in the neighborhood rhawnhurst castor and rhawn and the one where we just saw steve reporting from live the walt whitman service plaza. he mentioned the sunoco is opened for gas but that is it no food in water, again on the southbound service plaza, south, of exit number four chris and lauren back over to you. bob, thanks very much. coming up delta airlines trying to ease your luggage waiting woes. the big promise they are making to all of their travelers, that is next. >> promises, promises. dave: the effect that standardized testing is having on our students is already coming through, it's already showing, and they haven't even taken the test yet. my first-grader came home the other day and cried, because he couldn't - he didn't feel like going to karate 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we can tell you but in the for a while. we've got bus stop buddy in the same get up all week long with these wind chills below zero, we have the snow on tuesday, record for this date is 1 degree in 1979. we have been down to three. so we're getting close. we may or may not actually tie that record but we're close enough that these are dangerous are temperatures that we're talking about, a new record of 3 degrees in wilmington this morning. but this is what it feels like outside and this is what is so crucial to you, and your health really outside because if you stay outside too long you don't have to be outside that licensing to start getting symptoms of frostbite, with teens below zero in the philadelphia area and to the north of us and in the higher elevations 33 degrees below zero is that wind chill. that is what it feels like outside right now and that is why we remind you constantly to layer it up and do not expose anymore skin then you have to maybe just to see where you are going to day. this is what it is like right now where temperatures will be headed and we will tell but misty wintry weather on the way for saturday it is all coming up in that weather authority forecast so, bob kelly, with 16 below zero wind chill out there, how are folks doing on these cold road. >> that is why i will begin with mass transit the because you use mass transit that comes withstanding out waiting for buses and the trains. patco new construction scheduled today, it is friday they are singing tracking, 26 minute gapness service and no express services. warning you the the same situation from last week again today, make sure you have the timetable. amtrak modifying their schedules on the northeast corridor and at sell a express trains because of the cold temps giving the trains a run for their money there. that nasty accident at 63rd and chestnut right at the t intersection where cobbs creek comes into play blocking that intersection market industries would be the best bet, accident county line road at second street pike and then we have two water main breaks here one in rhawnhurst at castor and rhawn in northeast philadelphia and second one, steve's live at walt whitman service plaza where that is impacting anyone coming south on the new jersey turnpike, i believe, he will update us, if the sunoco station is opened but no food water or pit stop here at the southbound lanes of the new jersey turnpike. otherwise, majors are in good shape. in problems at all to report on i-95, the the schuylkill coming from the burbs where we're in good shape. chris and lauren back to you. bitter cold is why some schools will not open up their doors today. >> jennifer joyce is live with more on that, hi jen. >> reporter: think chris and lauren. mostly schools down in delaware. as far as school district in philadelphia schools still opened here for the time being. with the sub zero wind chills this morning school administrators across the the state of delaware wanting to close almost every public school in the state. justin blakely says in these extremely cold temperatures the putses are in the running as well as they should. their routes are delayed. the school district doesn't want our children standing outside for longer period of time in this cold. some parents told us it is an inconvenience to them unscheduled day off from school means they need to find someone last minute to watch their children. school officials say it is in the student's best interest. >> as well as our machinery, our school buses working, when we get temperatures that le school buses don't start all the time. we have kid out there for an extended period of time and we wanted to air on the side of i havety. we try to make decisions on the timely fashion and get information out so parent can react based upon their own individual needs. >> i got one minute. >> reporter: another parent said it is not a total day off. kid will be left home doing homework and getting an early start, to it. tell me how cold it feels. >> it feels bitter cold so i had to put on layers, hey to come out, make sure that i got my hand, covered with gloves and just put on the proper clothes but it is very coal. your face freezes up when you walk out the door. >> reporter: i know how is your nose doing. >> it is okay because i just got off the bus and just went into the little bank to use atm but now i'm ready to use the el. it is cold. >> reporter: on your way to work. >> yes. >> reporter: don't you wish we had days off on cold days like this. >> oh, sure that would be nice but unfortunately, you still got to get out and get to work and pay bills. we just got to hang in there and wait for wet ter break. >> reporter: if you say so i'll listen to you. stay warm. chris and lauren, back to you. as were you talking we got word that the archdiocese of philadelphia closing schools today because of the coal. >> in word on philadelphia public schools just yet but they are doing what they have been doing in delaware, archdiocese schools and saying just too coal. >> stay on top to the latest conditions on my fox philly.com. fine forecast traffic delays and down load fox 29 weather authority app there. a seven two-year old retired teacher from our area could spend ten years in prison, for an antique gun. the gun was in his vehicle when he was pulled over for a mine offer traffic violation. >> gordon van guilder says he was bringing the unloaded century pistol to millville new jersey and they let him go. the next day he was arrested. new jersey has some of the most strict gun laws in the country which include a five to ten years mandatory sentence for transporting firearms. >> between my legs and my hand both. i thought, where am i is this america? i'm in the the so worried about myself as i am about changing this stupid asinine arbitrary law. it is unbelievable. it is true in new jersey if you have a sling shot in your glove compartment you can be charged as a felon. >> well, van builder could lose his pension because of all this. his attorney is hopeful that the charges will be dropped. cumberland county sheriff's department had in comment. prosecutors are waiting for ballistics results before deciding how to proceed. still ahead the sixers keeping busy on trade deadline day, a break down of their latest moves coming up in sports. >> they really let michael carter williams go. oscars they're weekend and is there speculation about which movie will win best picture. we will look at some of the films in the running. >> that is o 14 irresistible flavors. one for the mood. one for the moment. each one can make every day more delicious than the last. the taste could only be baileys. the experience could only be yours. baileys coffee creamers. this is the one. the sixers general manager sam hinkie continues to make head scratching moves. the sixers trade their best player and reigning rook of the year michael carter williams. he has the bucks, sixers get the a future first round pick. flyers playing the worst team in the nhl second period on the power play, check this out, jake rorrer second scores, on the rebound that ties it up at two but in the shoot-out sabres win three-two the the final a rough week at home for the flyers. cole hamels wants to be trade todd a winning team and does not want to ways his prime years with the losing squad. general manager reuben amaro gets hamels feeling about wanting to win but the the ace, just has to play. >> he is going out there and pitch. he will pitch for the phillies. he will pitch as well as he possibly can and i necessity that is how he will go about his business. every pitcher and every player on here want to play for a winner. would i choose my word differently if i were him? maybe. >> that is sports in a minute. i'm hundred shawn bell. it hasn't even started and it is getting ugly. >> hundreds of students at penn state will spend the weekend dancing. the thon fundraiser gets underway tonight and money raised goes towards fighting pediatric cancer. can i update something real quickly for you. there is a funding page for mr. van gilder the 72 year old veteran. people are raising machine toy try to help him with the legal fun to files thief charges. van gilder has led many poverty stricken kids to success. new jersey laws have to be change. it is absolute bs a lot of opinions about that going on good we want to pass along archdiocese schools in philadelphia are closed to day, due to the near record cold temperatures, we have not heard there philadelphia public schools but when we do we will let you know. meantime coming up the oscars are this sunday, what better time for the the oscars because we all want to sit inside with these kind of temperatures, although sunday will be rainy and warmer. but what do you think will win best picture this year. tweet lauren dawn johnson because she loves everything that is media. black history month, the actions shape the history of our country. the tonight we will look at the life of kenneth gamble. >> born in philadelphia in 1943. he was discovered at 17 years old and signed as a solo artist. would team up with leon hough, around this time and they would work with big names in music. gamble and hough have become a powerful producing and song writing team that were pioneers of philadelphia's soul with a solid track record. they would form philadelphia international record in 1971. the rival to barry gored toy motown. clive davis backed their venture and distributed their record. >> would never, even know me. >> gamble and hough would release a number of pop songs in the 70's including that one if you don't know me by now and we were seeing that the the other day and love train by the o.j.'s. they have created the long runs. >> yes. >> they did the same song for soul train they were induct in the rock and role hall of fame. they received a lifetime achievement award from the national academy of recording and science. kenneth gamble lives in south philadelphia. he was on the show yesterday with quincy, and dmc of run dmc. >> we're in the the meeting yesterday, sue, and lauren had already produce that had segment on kenneth gamble. she looked and said see, isn't that great timing. >> how cool is that. >> friend of show they watch the gamble family. good morning. i hope you are warm and we're hoping that everybody can be as warm as possible on this possibly record setting day. it is in wilmington because we have gotten lower than the record previous record of 5 degrees. we are close for atlantic city, for philadelphia and, for reading and allentown as well, so we're at the 3 degrees here and in allentown we are at 1 degree below zero. we have to reach zero in atlantic city to tie the rorrer. we are at two right now. is there your 3 degrees in wilmington. new le temperature record. what is more significant to how you feel outdoors if you have to go outdoors is the wind chill and it feels like 16 below zero in the city. worse in the higher elevations. so teens below zero means these dangerous wind chills will last until maybe 11:00 this morning. that is how long our advisory is in effect and wind chill warning in the poconos mountains. as we look at the afternoon we only reached the teens, today, and then we are he back town in the single digits for temperatures tonight into saturday morning and then we have precipitation. it could get messy tomorrow. we will have a quick accumulation of a couple inches of snow and you can see these temperatures are still cold by 3:00 in the afternoon. snow moves in between 3:00 and 6:00. quick accumulation and warmer air comes in and you can see snow changing over to rain by seven or 8:00 o'clock, but pink means there will be a period of icing in between and travel could be tricky on saturday evening. so if you are going out keep that in mind and allow a lot of extra time and saturday into sunday morning. by sunday morning we are up to 38. by 5:00 we are at 44 in philadelphia, but that is not going to last too long because temperatures will plunge back down into familiar territory by the beginning of next week. so, a messy saturday into sunday but at least it will be rain, on sunday morning and milder temperatures so that will melt whatever snow is on the ground and then we are back in the cold temperatures by next week. that is your up and down seven day forecast. bob kelly. >> quick story about kenny gamble, a couple years ago he gave me a tour of his recording studio, the studio that was used for those motown groups. it was just so cool to see, the shag rug on the walls, the the studio, like a time capsule, kind of just gave you chills to think that wow, the the jackson five recorded abc and i want you back in this studio but hi to kenny gamble ape rest of the gang watching this morning no problems at all up and down i-95 or schuylkill expressway but in the neighborhood 63rd and chestnut we have an accident right at the t intersection there right by cobbs creek so traffic diverted on to market street. a crash along county line road at second street pike so we are using byberry or street road there. also one on white horse pike at cross keys road and water main breaks are popping up here left and right, one in rhawnhurst at castor and rhawn, and the second one is where steve was live in the last half an hour walt whitman service plaza this will impact anyone that uses the new jersey turnpike coming southbound that service plaza, the sunoco is opened for gas but the restaurant and food court here is not opened, no food, no water and no rest room at the rest stop as you head south on the turnpike and broughtal cold for patco commuters this morning as a rough construction schedule. i wand fur they can postpone it for a week or two but this morning they are single tracking, 26 minute gaps in services. they say those gaps are lifted on the schedule. you want to plan your trip accordingly but in express service as well and amtrak also modifying their timetable on the northeast corridor and all of the acela express trains. chris and lauren, back over to you. speaking of travel heather on twitter says i have seen all of the best pictures nominations, my pick is imitation game and bradley cooper should win. lots of talk about the oscars. there is speculation about which movie will win best picture. >> fox's michelle paulineo takes a look at movies in the running. >> i don't tell you enough i'm so proud of you. >> reporter: if oscar's best picture race was based on the box office, american snipper would win by a landslide. since the in military drama ace only blockbuster in the category. >> can you you confirm. >> collectively eight nominees to date earned around 600 million-dollar, half of that has come from american snipper which has earned to date just over 300 million. >> reporter: while most of these flicks have been out for months award season campaign typically boost ticket sales. >> unbreakable nazi code to win the war good imitation game has done quite well getting great reviews in the box office over 80 million-dollar in north america but for films like grand budapest and boyhood those films have been out for months and months, in terms of the number of people who have seen this group of films it is quite small hopefully people will still want to tune into the oscar tell cast. >> it is like a come back. >> reporter: as front runners experts say it is too close to call. bird man swept the guild award but boyhood picked up self other honors including the top prize at the golden globes. >> what do you want to do. >> reporter: for winning film oscar gold can have a lasting effect. >> the win isn't just about box office but leg ace that i goes with that movie forever and marketing of it going forward on home video on all of the various platforms that can mean increased revenue down the road. >> are you ready to have some fun in hollywood michelle paulineo fox 29 news. >> bragging rights and hardware. >> absolutely, and ticket sales. american snipper hads that lock but boyhood was such a special film it was outstanding there a philadelphia police officer making a difference in the community how he saw a inspired him to help local children. philadelphia archdiocese schools closed because of the cold. in word from philadelphia public schools. (mom) when our little girl was born we got a subaru. it's where she said her first word. (little girl) no! saw her first day of school. (little girl) bye bye! made a best friend forever. the back seat of my subaru is where she grew up. what? (announcer) the 2015 subaru forester (girl) what? (announcer) built to be there for your family. love. it's what makes a subaru a subaru. welcome back at 5:55. the legendary aretha franklin. you have to respect respect the cold out there. 3 degrees. 1 degree ties a record in 1979 for all time low temperature on this day. a philadelphia police officer was so excited by the progress of his autistic son after getting an ipad he made it his mission to help others learn. officers sammy sanchez says his son, sammy junior, went from 30 percent verbal to 80 percent verbal have after receiving an ipad loaded with special programs. now he wanted other parents to feel his joy, so he organized fundraisers, that brought in more than $8,000. there is a big party yesterday celebrating the 36i pad he purchased, from five schools. >> some of these kids can talk and you just don't know it. they just don't have the right resources or funding or money. i waited four years for him to say i love you. that is something i still carry today. >> it will help get them so much further then i can do just myself. so this is truly an amazing gift. i'm so grateful. >> thank you. >> truly an a nation gift from an amazing man. if you'd like to help, in fact, just go to sammy's go fund me page on our web site at my fox philly to the come. coming up we will look at these temperatures right now. this is not the wind chill, these are actual temperatures. wind chill makes it even worse, minus ten is the temperature in mount pocono right the now, might we hit a lord in philadelphia a in sue will keep an eye on. that that bitter cold force sod schools to close including archdiocese schools of philadelphia no word yet from the public schools in philly. we will keep you posted. are your kid staying home. we will have closings for you and scroll t brookside chocolate now has a crunch. brookside crunchy clusters - crispy multi-grains and sweet fruit-flavored pieces dipped in rich dark chocolate. discover brookside crunchy clusters. 14 irresistible flavors. one for the mood. one for the moment. each one can make every day more delicious than the last. the taste could only be baileys. the experience could only be yours. baileys coffee creamers. this is the one. this is the "name your price" tool. it gives you options based on your budget -- it's a piece of cake. i was told there would be cake. get a free quote at progressive.com. man, take a look at those temperatures right there. 1 degree is the record to beat today. will we tie it, go lower. we will have, it will go below zero today. look the at those wind chills. we will show you wind chills. >> those are actual temperatures, right now, sue. >> yikes. >> we will show you the wind chills, that will give you a chill. >> people are bunled up trying to protect themselves from the dangerous cold. a lot of schools are closed to day throughout the area we will have them scrolling at the bottom of your screen. >> how about warm up with a piss, hold anchovies, well, throw everything else in there.

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