watching their steps. but the snow is coming down at a pretty steady clip right now. the roadways are mainly wet. but it is going to be a sloppy weekend across our area. in fact let's talk about what's happening on the satellite and radar look at all of that moisture streaming in from the south. you can see the green, that is the rain and the white that is the snow. take a look. chadds ford, west chester moving toward media drexel hill philadelphia, mullica hill and bensalem all looking at some of that wintry precipitation. so it's moving in right now. mainly rain in extreme south jersey sections of southern delaware but we have several hours to get through and temperatures will be critical. as we go hour by hour, by 1:00 a.m. we're looking at snowfall around philadelphia points north and west. temperatures right around freezing. that magic number and as we go toward 5:00 a.m. you can see that yellow and green that's pretty moderate to heavy rainfalling moving into the philadelphia area as well as south and east of i-95. so by sunrise tomorrow many locations will change over to rain. north and west, toward the lehigh valley and the poconos we'll see that sleet and snow linger a little longer but we get a second shot of some snow around the philadelphia area by saturday afternoon and evening before this system pulls away. so in addition to that snow, we have to be concerned about a little bit of icing especially north and west. we can see about a tenth of an inch. winter weather advisories through saturday across much of the area. so the bottom line that system has already begun instead yesterday snow that window from 2:00 a.m. until 5am and then the change over to mainly rain as we move toward 5am and 8am saturday. when i come inside i'll have the latest snowfall total map as well as when to expect that second system moving in later on during your weekend. back to you, chris and karen. >> thank you scott. >> also we've been warned and so we are ready. penndot trucks loading up ready to role right near norristown one of the hubs crews very busy for the busy night and the busy weekend with the storm. a long day to stay on top of things on saturday and then looking ahead to sunday night and whatever comes on monday morning. so certainly a very long weekend for all of those workers. and we are also starting to see precipitation in the southern region. just about everywhere. let's check in with joanne pileggi she's in claymont, delaware. joanne, it looks like it's raining snow where you are. >> reporter: yes karen. here's my bat bet if you step outside you'll turn around quickly gone inside. it's a real mixture. more probably wet than white. the roads are wet. the ground is a little bit white white. so there goes the suppression wintry mix. we found a lot of people out tonight trying to get what they need before it turns from bad to what could be worse. mechanical seems to be operating on kevin's snowplow and he's more than enthusiastic about the snowy forecast. >> i'm up for some snow. when it comes down white it's all green to me. >> reporter: we may not get deep snow this time around but it's enough to start the snowball effect of stocking up just in case. >> last year we had really really bad weather and i was at home for like a week without being able to go out. so i just -- i just want to be safe right? >> it makes me want to stay in so i want to make sure i have everything that i need. yes. yes. because sunday last weekend it was bad. and i stayed in. but i was okay. so i want to make sure i am this time. >> reporter: at home depot in claymont delaware, the ice melt and salt are in demand. and, yes so are the shovels. the regular ones and the ergo knock him klee designed devices. >> a back safer and less effort on your body. so the only thing that can help aid me you know what i'm saying. i chose this one. me and my wife said we'll get this one. >> reporter: last but certainly not least another winter weather necessity cut wood for the fireplace. >> staying warm. you know got the wood for the furnace and everything like that that. so we'll going to heat up the house real nice and be cozy in there. >> reporter: i like the fireplace right now. i said earlier i like winter i do but i don't know. i started thinking i might like 80 degrees on a beach somewhere too. we'llwell we'll take what we've given. if you don't have to go out tonight obviously don't f do you, be careful. the roads are going to get more slick. live in claymont, delaware, joanne pileggi fox 29 news. back to you in the studio. karen. >> thank you so much. excellent advice, of course,. we have you covered fox 29 weekend is going to be on to have of things all morning long. special guest tomorrow morning. bob kelly from good day joining us all morning long from eight to 10:00 o'clock. caitlin roth has been tracking the storm she's on top of it we'll all get through this together and easy what you have planned for tomorrow the kids games or events are canceled. we'll give you the very latest all morning. in other news tonight, a newborn baby is hospitalized missing part of her face after being mauled by the family's pet ferrets. fox 29's shawnette wilson is live tonight at children's hospital of philadelphia where that baby is being treated. how is that baby doing tonight shawnette? >> reporter: well, chris we're told she's in stable condition but intensive care breathing with the help of two stents in her nose and in the meantime children and youth services is investigateing. >> very shocking. >> neighbors on the 300 block of popular road in darby and saddened to hear about a one month old baby girl who's face was mauled by three of her family's pet ferrets. >> 25% of what i heard of her face and she's going to have, you know, surgeries in the future. >> reporter: thomas collins lives a few doors down from the family. darby police got the call around 3:30 thursday afternoon about an infant hurt. >> the ferrets did chew the infant's nose, top lip and his cheek area. they had eaten that area way. >> the ferrets got out of a cloth like cage with a zipper on. the mother had the child in her car seat sitting on the floor. when upstairs and then she heard the baby screaming. >> very sad. very tragic. feel bad. >> reporter: neighbor who says she notice the family says she doesn't know how this could happen. >> they are cautious with their pets. and, um, they're -- they watch out for their children. so it probably was freak accident. >> reporter: the baby was taken to chop for surgery and was in stable condition friday morning but in intensive care. the family has five kids total between one month and five year years old. they had six cats and two turtles and three ferrets. there was little to know food but plenty of pet in the house in deplorable condition. >> these kids need to be protected. all five of them. and it's not that they're bad parents. it's just that the children are not being taken care of. >> reporter: and police tell us they're waiting to hear from the district attorney's office as to whether they can file any charges against the parents. karen? >> all right, shawnette breaks your heart. we've got another horrible story involving a young baby. deptford new jersey couple charged with abusing their own 11 week old baby. police were tipped off when hospital employees called to report a possible case of child abuse. the baby boy wasn't taken to dupont hospital for children in will ming had fractures to his legs and ribs. police arrested his parents and chargeed with them child abysms the baby is in protective custody. >> a suspect who sparked l sparked an amber alert when his wife and children disappeared is back in philadelphia. cortez hamilton facing assault and endangering the welfare of a child. his wife keisha and two children disappeared from smyrna. he was caught in indiana with his four-year-old daughter and his two mold old son much those childrenly were physically unharmed their mother still missing. now on to developing story out of north philadelphia. skyfox over the scene as police investigated a deadly shooting of a teenaged boy. they say a 17-year-old victim was shot in the chest just before 6:00 tonight on the 2,000 block of north lambert street. he was rushed to temple hospital where he later died. so far no arrests. also developing at this hour hour philadelphia major crimes unit investigators are at the straight eight auto body located on the 1200 block of north carolina lyle street where a tow squad is seizing 20 cars. police say for some insurance issues and unpaid towing bills. we'll stay on top of this story and bring you more details as they become available. >> volunteer firefighter is facing very serious criminal charges. 20-year-old john corcoran charged with more than 150 counts of sexual assault on children. some as young as eight. sabina kuriakose reports the details from delaware county. >> used to play with the kid next door here. the kids from up the street they have young kids they would go down there once a in awhile. >> reporter: neighborhood rocked by allegations the boy next tour was luring, grooming and raping children inside his again olden home. >> makes me sick to my stomach. >> reporter: delaware county authorities charging 20-year-old john corcoran with 161 counts of child rape indecent assault and other charges. spanning last two years. >> what do you want kids to know? >> no comment. >> reporter: accusations came to light when corcoran former volunteer firefighter was arrested in august for allegedly setting fires then helping colleagues put them out. the alleged victims range in age from eight to 14 years old. >> led to a spiral effect where we then started seeing that there were multiple victims here children that have been brutally victimized as a result of his behavior. >> reporter: da jack whelan says some of the abuse occurred in the showers and locker room of the ridley ymca where corcoran were you a member. eastern delaware county community ymca ceo says the y was inform of the da's investigation but insists they didn't have details and he admits parents still not been informed about what may have happened here. whelan says staff members continuously staffed facility were told to remain vigilant as is standard practice. >> that's very alarming much that's very -- i don't sit well with that at all. um children, you know they haven't have their innocence taken like that. >> reporter: police believe there are more vick testimony out and more charges could be coming. they say corcoran was abusing kids when he was as young as 16 years old. sabina kuriakose, fox 29 news. >> young woman finds herself staring at a gun and the neck thing she knows she's locked in her own trunk. >> i just happened to be there. it could have happened to anybody. >> why she says terrifying attack has actually made her life better. plus, it was a long shot but divers managed to uncover a major break in a decades old cold case. what led them to a murky canal after 36 years. >> we promise we do have good news in this newscast. new movie about to start shooting right here in philadelphia. the sets are already popping up all around town. so is sylvester stallone. we're hot on rocky's trail coming up. don't forget -- forget needle point bingo. these seniors are snow tubing. why riders as old as 9 >> suspect questioned in massive fire that burned five buildings near pittsburgh. officials say the fire actually started this morning in attacks preparation office. in one of the buildings and quickly spread. sick people were able to escape. there's no word on their injuries. community leaders in bridgeton, new jersey, are calling for peace in that community in the wake of a routine traffic stop that led to the death of a local man at the hands of police. our bruce gordon reports from that area where people are hoping there will not ab row pet to any of the violent protests we've seen in other parts of the country. >> reporter: local religious leaders went before cameras and microphones to you were patience and avoid a rush to judgment. after an incident that could have torn this community apart. >> what i want to say to you this is a call for peace and unity. this is not a time for us to be upset. justice will take its course i truly believe that. >> officer days bridgeton police. the reason we're pulling you off you went through that stop sign back there. >> reid was a passenger in a jaguar stopped by bridgeton police for rolling through a stop sign. >> so me your hands. show me your bleep hands. show me your hands. don't believe move. sew don't you bleep move. >> the routine stop turns tense. officer rah hematoma days sees a gun in the gov comart many. reid pushes his way out of the car and approaches the officer with his hands up. they fire several shots at the unarmed man. (gunfire). >> don't you bleep move. >> walter hudson's widow what do you think was going on with regard to this officer. >> overzealous out of control out of control, rogue behavior. >> there is no apparent racial component to the shooting both officer days and jerome reid are african-american. but mindful of what has happened in other communities where police have shot unarmed black men, city and civil rights leaders are praising this community for its restraint. >> you have set the example of how to pursue justice without rioting, burning looting but peacefully expressing your pain, your concerns and your desires. we may not always agree but we walk united as a community as we move forward. >> reporter: both officers are off the street while this case is being investigated. that probe is being handled by the county prosecutor's office. both the mayor and the naacp say that is right and appropriate. walter hudson believes the state attorney general's office should get involved. appoint a special prosecutor. in bridgeton, bruce gordon, fox 29 news. >> suspected serial robbers now in custody two days after a fox 29 story. u.s. marshals task force captured cartel wright this morning. it was just two days ago his stepmother spoke with fox 29 pleading that he turn himself in. wright is accused in nearly a dozen armed robberies in our area much he's been charged with six so far and more charges are pending. residents of south jersey honored for their contributions from improving their communities begun work. kudos to them. dozens on hand in pennsauken for the 2015 camden county freedom medal awards. 15 people lots of collapse for them recognized for demonstrating the ideas and the actions that reflect the principals of dr. martin luther king jr. congratulations to all those honorees. service man returns to his job to a rock star reception. >> those cheers you here for technical sergeant earl scott. the teacher athletic director and coach returned today to the holmesburg christian academy where he work. it's the first time being back after being deployed to qatar for seven months. took some time to explain to children what live there was like. >> i can't say enough, your prayers have -- made a difference me being overseas. in qatar it was very hot. at times we had temperatures as high as 140 degrees. >> everybody said whoo! >> scott will return to the classroom after a little well-deserved r and r you might recall fox 29 was there last week when he surprised his wife when he returned home. here's something fun. hometown boy and obviously a fan favorite returning home to philadelphia some of you have taken pictures with him rocky balboa making a come back shooting stars for the new movie creed this monday. and for some it's causing a little confusion. brad sattin live in port richmond tonight where hollywood had locals fooled, brad. >> reporter: yeah, chris you're right. we're standing in the middle of a snowy parking lot here on one side is a pet could. on the other side is a 7eleven but over the last few days all the attention has been on what is behind me. this is the delphi gym. not even open. not in business but the metal gates are down as you take look to the left here the security guards are out. for days it's been the talk of the town. the new boxing gym that's moving in. >> i told my son they doing a boxing because loves boxing. >> reporter: carlos hernandez spotted it and rushed his son denny right over. >> you see the academy. you think maybe your son can start training here. >> yeah, right. >> even better the gym's name op poll low creed. huge rocky fans. they've watched the movies 100 times. >> i love it. >> i love it. >> i seen every movie. >> you can imagine their disappointment when i had to break the news sorry this gym is reserved for rocky himself. sylvester stallone seventh rocky movie starts shooting here on monday monday. this is all for new move zoom it's not real. >> surprising. >> stallone himself spotted around town. how is this for a photo bomb? the facebook post from lancaster county's rick earlier this week that's gone viral getting thousands of shares and popping up on websites everywhere. these friends were just running up the step of the art museum when rocky himself showed up. >> that would have been amazing to have a picture with rocky balboa. >> speaking of showing up, the% rocky movie turns 40 next year but people around the world still show up here. >> where you from. london. >> running those a steps must rocky wanabees of all ages and some pulling it off better than other. >> why are we doing this? >> to get our workout. >> quite the workout it was. some blasting long -- lasting longer than others. what will last is the filming shoot log go on for couple months around the city and ahead of the the greater philadelphia fm office in utah for the sun dance film festival tells us they need lots of extras. >> tremendous opportunities for locals to get involved and we'd love to have you. come on out. ♪ >> reporter: and so no doubt you're wondering how do you get in on the fun? you go to the website film.org. you can get some more information there. we also want to let you know it's not just the facade there's actually a working gym in there. they wouldn't allow cameras but they did give me a sneak peck and sure enough there is a bocking ring in there. so they'll be doing obviously we don't know the details but some shooting on the outside and the inside and your chance of course to get in on the fun as an extra. guys, back to you. >> yo, aid degree yann. >> yo aid degree yann. >> you're in. you're in. (laughter). >> all right. thank you brad. >> smashed thieves used a pickup truck to swipe an atm but their bold plan gets a -- hits a little snag. the bizarre burglary caught on tape. >> plus an 11-year-old she's a lifesaver. hear her desperate call for help and the calm voice that reassured and helped her keep her grandmother alive. and this couple's sonogram shocked not only the parents to be but doctors nurses, well pretty much everyone who saw it. they're once in ♪ police in hudson michigan looking for these two brazen crooks accused of an atm smash and grab. check out the surveillance video showing the suspects using a truck to rip out the atm from a gas station. police say the robbers made off with more than $3,000 cash. a break in an almost 30-year-old cold case. there was a car belonging to a young teenaged couple they disappeared back in 1978 brought out of a florida canal. investigators believe the remains found inside that 1969 dodge belonged to the couple. the car was first noticed by an employee doing routine maintenance earlier this month. officials hope the discovery helps the missing teens families dealing with this mystery for so many years. 11 year old girl is recognized for saving her grandmother's life. kendall still well of burbank california says she knew she had to do something or her grandmother would die. rita was having a heart tack. kendall's quick action dialing 911 helped keep her grandmother alive. >> she told me to calm down and do cpr. told me to count one two three -- >> she's wonderful. she's wonderful. i mean, you know, i'm very very fortunate. >> kendall and the dispatcher who helped were both recognized for their life saving efforts. a live changing moment. a pizza delivery woman talks about the night the delivery went terribly wrong. why she says she had to do the unthinkable. plus, are you tweeting yourself to death? the scary discovery by penn researchers that may change the way you tweet. >> and what's this? bus stop buddy on skis. yeah. this was no day of fun. this is heated competition between local mascots on the slopes. you got to see this one scott. >> chris not one but two systems this weekend. >> right now at 10:30 let's take live look at the new jersey turnpike. this is the exit two interchange. so it looks like the pavement right there is still pretty good. a good job of getting ready for this one, of course, we're in the middle of this nor'easter that is moving through tonight. we'll get another blast of more winter weather on sunday. scott williams has your full forecast in just minutes. authorities say an undercover internet stink lands a bucks county man behind bars. they say he intended to sexually assault two boys. investigators in montgomery county say 54-year-old curt crumb holts used the internet to reach out to his potential victims. officials say he scheduled a meeting thinking he would meet up with two boys ages 14 and 13. detectives say he was going to perform a sex act on the pair. cops arrested him at the meet up location in east norriton. man robs, car jax and kid naps a woman at a drive up atm in texas. surveillance video shows the man walking up to the woman's car window threatening her at gun point. and then he demands her money. orders her out of the car and forces her into the trunk before he drives off. now the victim manages manages eventual toll break frue a couple miles of later by pulling on an emergency latch in the trunk and now she's got a message for that kidnapper. >> i'm still here. i'm still working. i'm still living my life as i should be. probably even better now because i'm focusing on more positive things. thank you. i'm still alive. i hope you get caught. >> the vick testimony says she believes this was a crime of opportunity. safety experts say you should always be award of your surroundings. a brave pizza delivery driver in georgia is opening up about the night she opened fire on two men. this woman who only wants to be referred to as t was on her very first pizza delivery run for papa i don't know's were man attempted to rob her as she pulled up with the pizza. t says the man ordered her to get on the ground and credits what was in her pocket for saving her life. i took my gun out of my pock and i placed it on my stomach and i laid on it. so i was on the ground like this this. >> t says second man approached her and that's when she took action and fired the gun. she ran off and started knocking on doors until one woman let her in and they called the cops. let's take look at your radar right now. we've got nor'easter over most of the delaware valley, scott. >> a sloppy one karen and chris. temperatures right now just 2 degrees above freezing and you can see that snow it's falling right here at fourth and market. light snow mixing in with a little bit of sleet. but look at the wind direction. out of the south at 5 miles an hour. so those temperatures will stay marginal really throughout this and tire event. but nonetheless winter weather advisories posted for much of the area watch out for slick roads not only tonight but tomorrow and even sunday night into monday with our second system reduced visibility as well. various types of precipitation. snow sleet rain, some freezing rain possible as well. especially north and west and gusty winds especially along the coast with that nor'easter but look at the slug of moisture continuing to move in and you can see that battleground if you will that line of transition right along theism november corridor rain to the south snow and sleet along it and north and west mainly just all snow. but we'll zoom in a little closer. you can see wilmington salem mullica hill moving into the medford lakes area mt. holly bensalem norristown west chester, media looking at some of that snow and sleet right now. but look at the temperatures. we're freezing in pottstown as well as lancaster but 34 degrees in wilmington. 36 right now in wildwood. so as we look at that hour by hour forecast, we are looking at temperatures a few degrees above freezing. so it will be a rain and snow sleet mix overnight and early tomorrow morning likely changing over to mainly rain. we'll time it out for you by 1:00 a.m. you can see along i-95 we're still looking at some of that snow. north and west but mainly rain south jersey and sections of delaware. so when you wake up tomorrow morning, mainly rain philadelphia south and east. north and west keep things a little icy and dicey a little longer. but by the afternoon some colder air work its way back into the system changing things over to, yes, more of the wintry precipitation. that's the first system. the second system, it will arrive late in the day on sunday so as we advance the clock sunday night, 10:00 p.m., here's the clipper. moving in to colder air than what we're dealing with now. main al snow event across our area with the second system and we could pick up several additional inches. so what about the icing north and west. we could see about a tenth of an inch. so that could create more problems on top of what we're dealing with with the rain and sleet across much of the area early on saturday. mainly rain down the shore. inland sections one to two or more inches. slushy accumulations and then north and west where it stays colder longer that's where we could see two to four plus inches toward the lehigh valley and the poconos in particular as you move higher up in elevations. what about the second system? sunday night into monday? impacting that monday morning commute. we could see area wide good coverage of two to four maybe even little more inches with that system, of course, meteorologist caitlin roth will update this forecast beginning at 8:00 a.m. on the fox 29 weekend news. but of course we're looking at that rain and snow arriving tonight and then as we take look tomorrow. upper 30s. a soggy saturday so plan some indoor activities at least the first part of the day. and those roads are going to be a little icy and dicey. we'll get a little bit of a lull but sunday night into monday that's the second system with the snow and then look at those temperatures. only in the 20s for much of next week. high temperatures overnight lows in the teens. >> yeah. i see those teens. chilly. >> yeah. >> you ready to get freezing for reason? >> you got clippers coming. you got nor'easters coming. i'm taking a dip in the delaware. we'll physical you about that in a little bit. >> it was a race to the finish for some of the area's top mascots. >> they call the mascot mayhem hosted by don dubella one of our favorites and wmgk taking part in all the fun -- we'll get to bus stop buddy many we're just showing you picture of some triplets. one in a million birth. we'll explain all of that when he were come right back. ♪♪ ♪ big change for septa passengers at suburban takes. septa rolled out its first digital schedule boards at the center city stop. they'll improve customer service experience by providing more up to date train rifle and departure information. this is just a pilot program but the goal is to eventually add these boards to many other stations. in your money tonight some big changes for a credit card giant. mastercard is lifting a block on transactions in cuba. starting march 1st mastercard will remove the current block on u.s. issued credit cards. the move coming as the us and cuba try to normalize relations and relax travel and trade restrictions between the two countries. card holders are being told to check with their banks before visiting cuba to make sure the card will work on the island. and uber the car service is rolling out a new feature called uber pool. it let's you share a ride with people for a discount. here's how it works. you enter your destination then uber matches you up with someone else going on the same route. uber is offering temporary promotional fare for five buck. have you ever been flying you saw that sky magazine sky mall magazine sitting there and leaf through it. the popular magazine's time in the sky coming to an end. the company filed for bankruptcy bankruptcy. they say a changeing marketplace and competition like amazon and the wi-fi they now have on many planes is killing them. it's not clear when the catalogs will stop being supplied on the airline. there's a lehigh valley institution for nearly a hundred years closed its doors. i was treat soda beverage company in allentown shut down operations after years of trying to survive in a market where the big guys like coke and pepsi are struggling it was time to call it quits. a street was known for low priced and uniquely flavored sodas. remember all the oranges and grapes. >> i do remember. >> cream. >> wooden boxes the crates. returnable bottles. i do remember a treat. sad to see them go. here's the story we were talking about earlier. favorite story of the night race to the finish for some of the areas top mascot. >> it was the first ever mascot mayhem hosted by john dubella. taking part in the fun. our bus stop buddy he's really good skier. >> i didn't realize he exceed. >> i know he's out in the weather all the time getting ready he's doing a great job. this was a three differ ski runs at the mountain. look at the kids love to watch him as well. up at big boulder. all of the mascots swoop from the eagles and hooter from temple and many of the others were there for the race. >> we were going to do and just fun day for all the listeners. well let's come up with something else. out of that came mascot mayhem. >> now we were robbed on this one. because the winner tricky the fox from the pocono race course. >> i didn't see any of them fall down, though. >> they're amazeing skiers. >> tricky apparently wins a $5,000 ad package from the station. so congratulations. >> watch what you tweet. says 140 characters could be cut your life short you angry hater people. there's a study that could change your twitter habits forever. two thieves swipe anism pad and have a good time with the camera. but police are having the last laugh. how selfies solved this crime. >> this is fun. seniors throwing calling to the wind hitting the slopes up there ♪ welcome back. indiana couple celebrating a one in a million pregnancy. matt and ashley alexander are expecting den cal triplets conceived naturally. now the odds of that happening are so low matt felt he felt the ultrasound technician was joking at first. they had a baby shower to celebrating the triple birth. identical little girl. aww. they couldn't be more exciteed. >> i'm painting their nails. one pink purple and a pale blue. >> just awesome lesson for god to entrust us with three more little blessings all at once. >> i don't know how many other kids they had before that. little more little blessings that's a full house. they could be delivering at 28 weeks which will happen to be for them next week. instead of selfies two suspect thieves in houston will have mug shot pictures after police say they were caught red handed with a stolen i-pad. police arrested dylan thomas and dorian walker after investigators say the two took more than 17 selfies with an i-pad earlier this month. well here's the deal. the pictures automatically up loaded on the rightful owner's i cloud account. officers on the scene during thompson's arrest said the suspect didn't know what anism cloud was and didn't realize how it could be used by investigator investigators. is it possible to tweet to death? well a new study suggests just that. the study was done by researchers at the university of pennsylvania. it compared heart disease data from the centers for disease control to the use of hateful or angry tweets in 1300 u.s. counties. as you can see by this map coming up, they're nearly identical much the results show negative tweets can be linked to higher rates of heart disease deaths. >> we've known through multiple different studies that depression anger hostility being quick to react increases your risk of heart disease through the stress hormones that get releaseed. >> given the evidence the study open goes as far to say that twitter is a good better predictor of heart disease than smokeing, diabetes, income, education and obesity combined. >> all right. aarp members are singing the praises of a once in a lifetime. rocker bob dylan has announced he will giving free copies of his new album shadows in the night to 50,000 random aarp magazine subscribers. the 73-year-old singer conducted his first interview in three years with the magazine. as for the rest of us we can get dylan's new album when it hits store shelves on february 3rd. >> aarp. >> bob dylan he's that age now. >> 73. >> yeah. >> nervous, scared and out of control, senior citizens are getting in adrenaline rush and they say it's good for the soul. >> i love this story. so much fun. beth parker has a pretty amazing story from a local ski resort. >> reporter: if you think senior citizens sit inside and flamingo all day you haven't met these guys. ahh! >> reporter: this great bunch boarded a bus in gaithersburg. >> they range from age from 70 up to 92. >> reporter: destination white tail resort mercers burg, pennsylvania. >> you want to get on the hill or not? >> yes! >> i'm scared to death. >> totally out of control when you come down this hill. >> i didn't think i want the to come down. i didn't know what i was supposed to do. scream or yell or close my eyes or go into shock. >> you feel the need for speed? >> i do and it's been many years since i've satisfied that need. it's time. >> we went up in the air there. >> reporter: jean du in n and this is his first time snow tubing. >> the kids do it but they don't have any brains at all. but that's okay. i don't have any brains either. i still did it. >> totally new experience. >> reporter: betty acted like kid and brought a kid robert is a 19-year-old college student who is proud of his grandma. >> she's such a warrior to come out here and stay out here like through the cold and everything. >> hold on. hold on. oh god! oh, boy we're going fast too. >> i couldn't come down the mountain. >> kathy richards is the detective of wellness. >> fitness weiss you have to have strength, balance endurance it's a great physical activity to do. >> it max you feel good. >> part of our whole wellness philosophy about expand wagon you think you can do. >> the tricky yesterday parts are riding the conveyor, and getting out of the tube once you're done. their best advice -- >> keep your foot off the ground. >> reporter: also hold on and remember when you're going down the wind rips through great hair just like it does all the rest. >> i think everybody in the world ought to come out here and do this. >> i love it. what a great inspiration. all right. a lot of people will be heading out to be freezing for a reason and you're one of them. that's right. tomorrow morning i'll be joining them. it's the annual polar plunge. take look at this video. it's an event raising money for special olympic this is video from last year. apparently the weather is shaping up to be about the same for tomorrow's even taking place at neshaminy state park and folks i need your help. you have a few hours to donate to the fox 29 team. you can donate by going to myfoxphilly.com click on the my family focus section there is a link to my donation page. so please, please please give a donation. and maybe keith might be jumping in the delaware river with me tomorrow. >> chris, where you go i go the other way. >> i got you. >> meantime deflate-gate it's how the world knows it it's still a mystery in this case nfl means not for long the league has a game plan. game plan for villanova players show lots of lover to one of their former stars end put onig ♪ when lowry left nova after two seasons most people thought he couldn't shoot hadn't no shot in the nba tonight he returned to philly after being voted starter in the all star game. the sixers message early on we dope care. robert covington sixers out to a 15 to nothing lead. lou williams drafted him straight out of high school. grown man down. raptors down four. mr. lowry cardinal dougherty then toville notify valve 13 straight for toronto at one point. 17 of his 21 points in the fourth quarter. who said he couldn't shoot? michael carter williams hopes his career takes off one day. finish was started big boy. sixers up one. but toronto has all these little guards and here's another one. vasquez raptors up one. last chance for the sixers. that's not going to cut it. six lose none-86. kyle lowry all the hype and boy did he live up to it. >> we geoff him credits. he made some great shots the last few minutes and trying to get the ball out of his hands. we got a steal. he's an nba all star. you know. he did a good job. >> lower merion's kobe bryant what other sign do you need. likelily done for the year. making 25 million a year. you're not getting another ripping to match michael jordan with sick. the phillies may believe it's time for jonathan pal pell bon to pitch somewhere else. he might be time to grab attention elsewhere. the nfl plans to grab a hold of every piece of evidence it can to see what -- who demanded those footballs be underinflate underinflated. you know the nfl says it's investigation began right after the patriots colts game sunday night and led to 40 people being interviewed. apparently no player so far had been interviewed the league says they've got more work to do patriots are like enough already already. >> i just work hard. i go out to practice and um, i keep working hard at practice and get prepared for the seattle see hawk. only team i'm worried about. i ain't worried about no balls. >> i let the league handle it just like i let the situation handle it and get ready for this game. that's how i look at it. >> lastly reportedly ernie becks dead at the age of 83. mr. cub no more. sad news for the world and the sports world. >> all right. >> that does it for us tonight. >> and we'll be back of course lauer len johnson and myself and caitlin roth and caitlin weather coming in because we got this weather over our head. join us t >> judge judy: you were two-timing at least one of these women -- probably both. >> announcer: the odd girl out... >> he left, and he went to this girl's house. she's been dating this man for three years. >> announcer: ...goes out of her way for revenge. >> judge judy: miss kraisser came to this young lady's house and took your property and destroyed it? >> we put his stuff out to the curb. >> judge judy: you're not in the moving business, are you? you're not in the moving business, are you?! >> i could be. >> announcer: "judge judy." you are about to enter the courtroom of judge judith sheindlin. the people are real. the cases are real. the rulings are final. captions paid for by cbs television distribution terron young is suing his former live-in girlfriend diana kraisser, for destroying his personal belongings after he moved out. >> byrd: order! all rise!

Related Keywords

Montgomery County , Texas , United States , Qatar , Camden County , New Jersey , Delaware County , Pennsylvania , Delaware , Port Richmond , California , Claymont , Smyrna , Izmir , Turkey , West Chester , Hollywood , Allentown , Dupont Hospital , Indiana , Cuba , Jersey , Center City , East Norriton , Delaware River , Lancaster County , Philadelphia , Neshaminy State Park , Georgia , Deptford , Wiltshire , United Kingdom , Toronto , Ontario , Canada , Michigan , London , City Of , Drexel Hill , Chadds Ford , Pennsauken , Medford Lakes , Houston , Utah , Pottstown , American , Kathy Richards , Jerome Reid , Joanne Pileggi , Jack Whelan , Caitlin Roth , Ashley Alexander , Scott Williams , Robert Covington Sixers , Lou Williams , John Corcoran , Carlos Hernandez , Ernie Becks , Dylan Thomas , Holly Bensalem Norristown , Pearl Scott , Sylvester Stallone , Martin Luther King Jr , Dorian Walker , Judith Sheindlin , Bob Kelly , Beth Parker , Lauer Len Johnson , Bruce Gordon , Bob Dylan , Kyle Lowry , Michael Carter Williams , Walter Hudson , Thomas Collins , Joanne Pileggi Fox ,