to update the story on air and online at 6abc.com. there is a new push to find a woman who disappeared from her home in newcastle county police say she was taken by force a year ago and now the fbi is getting involved. action news reporter john rawlins is at this morning s announcement in minquadale with more. reporter: nothing really new except the money there was a reward up to 10,000$10,000, and today the feds tripled the number. nefertiti trader went 33 years old when she went missing. a neighbor told police she was forced into her 2001 accura at 4:00 a.m. in front of house authority says the leads have run dry sweeten the reward pot. i m here to announce a $20,000 we ward for information leading to the information of anyone responsible for the abduction of nefy trader. other than that authorities declined to answer questions about the missing woman and her distraught mother made this plea. please someone step forward and tell me where my child is. we love her a
the dangerous cold snap giving us windchills in the single digits and some places may see a burst of snow before it s all over. team coverage of this bitter blast this afternoon. gray hall is live in center city with a look at how folks are coping today. lets begin with david murphy back outside braving the frigid digits as well. if i was out here for more than a couple of minutes i d have the hood up no doubt. take a look at the snow shower that is up north on stormtracker 6 live double scan this is the biggest one we have right now, coming through allentown and pushing towards spring town and scoopersburg and quakertown picking up some of this, this is fast moving but picking up a small accumulation that could freeze up on highways and route 309 would be one of those roads that might be affected. overalthough it s clouds mixing with sunny breaks and every now and then a puff of snow today. temperatures are brutal, 24 degrees in philadelphia. winds whipping and 14 degrees
at tear field avenue and upper darby police say two men blind sided him there behind and seriously beat him. battered and bruised. he steel my wallet and my money. reporter: six three-year old john, concerned to show his full identity is glad to be alive. i m lucky because i put my hand on high face, like that. reporter: yes. don t kick high face. reporter: knee bandaged, bruises on his face and arms john was walking near sansom and fairfield avenue on a calm early evening wednesday in upper darby. just walking through the neighborhood which he does all the time. reporter: when upper dash boy he lease superintendent michael chitwood says two men approached him from behind. apparently they run up on him, they knock him town, give me your money, mother fer. yes, and he did that, down. reporter: thursday as john recovers. upper darby police searched the area for any video which may show suspect and lead to an arrest. it angers he because number one they
welcome back, sam. he s refreshed after a week of sleeping in. good to have you back. a weekend of now trying to dry out. this is amazing when you look at what happened. some places getting up to almost a foot of rain in just three days. some of our october averages, the averages are in the white in the numbers we had around livermore. almost 1.5 inches of rain. 3 inch et cetera in berkeley. we still have scattered showers this morning, especially around the tri-valley. you may run into a few hit-and-miss showers in the afternoon. numbers in the mid 60s around san francisco and low 70s around the south bay and tri-valley. the sun hasn t dried out everything yet. you ll have slicker patches. we still have road weather index on the tri-valley, brentwood area maybe and 680 a crash off 680 coming down toward sycamore valley road. altamont has a wind advisory. there is a crash on the shoulder. we do have breaking news. officers reportedly targeted inside vallejo starbucks. t
i m sam brock. yesterday was monday. that s in the books. tuesday, post halloween. kind of a slosh she start here. it s starting to clear out here, rob. seeing the last part of the storm come through. for the south bay and parts of the peninsula, still seeing a few showers crossing from northwest to the southeast. there s a few of the showers crossing to the peninsula and a few more leaving san jose heading down 101 to morgan hill in the next ten minutes. you see not much behind these two lines of showers as we see clearing skies as we head through the second part of the day. high today, mid to upper 60s, a much drier forecast ahead. a closer look at that in a few minutes. rain traveling through the south bay, so we will have the wet roadways damp, in most parts wet where you see the green highlighting likely slippery conditions. a fender better at 87 merge with 101. the spin out on highway 17 looks like it s cleared to the shoulder as you head toward the summit. 13 min