meteorologist chris sowers has the bone-chilling accuweather forecast. good morning, chris. >> reporter: "good morning america," nydia. we'll keep the accuweather alert for the next few hours, temperatures climb back in the upper 30s, close to 40 degrees. right now it's mighty cold out there. over the last few days, 52 degrees, wednesday, thursday, 59. south and east, we made it into the 60s. thursday was a very nice day. friday morning, the front slammed through. the actual high on friday was 51 degrees one minute after midnight. we stayed in the 30s and felt like the 20s. we're 19 in kutztown, 19 in coatsville, 13 degrees in lake harmony. malvern, 21. center city, 24 degrees, south and east we're seeing bone-chilling temperatures. glassboro, 23, same number for fortescue. 22 in hammonton.

tuckahoe, 22. cape may, 27 degrees with a present windchill of 19. you add the wind this philadelphia, feels like 14. reading, 12, poconos 5, trenton, 14. satellite and radar, so we have an area of high pressure right here, and because the high is sitting pretty much over top of us, the wind will begin to subside over the next few hours, they have come down from where they were yesterday. they will decide more so later this afternoon. it will be a tranquil day just chilly. we should be around 58 this afternoon we'll see a high of 40. breaking it down hour by hour, a ton of sunshine expected today. 11:00 a.m., 35. 1:00 p.m., 39. and there's our forecasted high right around 3:00 p.m. this afternoon, 40 degrees. nydia? >> thank you. fire pits and fleeces were

out in full force as people took in the electrical spectacle. it was different scene in other parts of the city, a code blue was in effect. >> the city as opened up extra beds for us, we have extra teams out, we're out here trying to get everybody in. >> in the poconos, it's already cold enough for some of ski resorts to start making snow. they crank cranked up the machines on camelback mountain yesterday hoping to get a base on the slopes. as temperatures plunge this weekend check in at 6abc.com for the latest forecast and updated listing of code blue alerts posted for the area. breaking now there's been a deadly ambush in the gas station parking lot in parkside. police say someone fired 19 shots at a pick up truck around 2:30 a.m. the driver was hit 6 times and lost control of the truck. it rolled into a parked vehicle

52nd and lancaster avenue before slam into a power pole. the driver was pro nunsed at the hospital. officers are searching for the shooter. following the explosive allegations against hollywood heavyweight hurricane -- harveyn and the campaign me too more are coming forward with stories of harass him and sexual assault. now louie ck has been accused. >> reporter: louie ck confirming the allegations of sexual misconduct against him are true. the louie star saying in a statement i've been remorseful of my actions and tried to learn from them and run from them, now i'm aware of the extent of the impact of my actions. new york times broke the story of this comedy duo's account

saying the woman invited them to his room. he asked could he compose himself they thought was a joke, he preceded to take his clothes off and get naked and touch himself. two other women share saying he engaged in a sexual act on the phone with her. the comedian known for his humor and jokes about male hypocrisy. >> there's no greater threat to women than men, we're the number one threat to women. >> reporter: facing backlash, the production company behind the new film i love you daddy now canceling its release. hbo removing ck from the up coming night of many stars. netflix is scrapping plans for a

standsup special because of his unprofessional and inappropriate behavior. the times reported that ck reached out to the women to apologize. after a long career of saying anything he wants he will now quote take a step back and take a long time to listen. marcie gonzalez, abc news, los angeles. >> radnor police say 30-year-old michael lee drove from michigan with his eye on a radnor high school student and showed up at his house unannounced. he is somewhat of a social media star with 140,000 followers on instagram and youtube and twitter. police think the online popularity drew the unwanted attention. lee returned this tuesday where police took him into custody. four philadelphia police officers are recovering following a crash in kensington, authorities say it happened when

two pairs of officers were pursuing a red honda civic because the driver was wanted in connection with a shooting. at c and allegheny, the police cruisers collided yesterday morning. one smashed into the side of a home. impact split a telephone pole and brought down power lines. >> i saw the officer jump out of the cop car, his face was bloody and everything. >> all four officers were taken to temple university hospital in stable condition. the 20-year-old suspect was arrested. a pennsylvania state trooper shot in the line of duty is doing better. authorities say corporal seth kelly is no longer in critical condition at saint luke's hospital in bethlehem. he underwent successful surgeries to remove the bullets. he was shot on tuesday, the accused gunman is charged with attempted murder. a motorcycle club in

montgomery county led the charge to help a little girl. when members of the honey and hog motorcycle club needed an outfitted van to drive her around, they raised the money to buy them one. the vehicle was presented to the family yesterday evening in norristown him. very nice. >> honor of veterans day, las vegas makes a very special offer to some couples. >> plus we have a warning this morning what you see in the investigation may affect the way you protect your information. taking a live look right now, plus, chris sowers comes back with the e67 e seven-day forecast from accuweather we'll be right back. christie: this is governor christie.

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people across the country are pausing to say thanks to the men and women who have served and serving in the armed forces. "action news" viewers having showing off how proud they are off how proud they are of their military members at #6abcaction. keep them coming all the men and women in uniform we thank you for your service. more than 100 veterans paraded down the gymnasium in lawrence burger. reach performed an patriotic song and the names of veterans were read allowed from world war ii to the present day.

a bridal shop in california is giving away dresses to veterans and their brides-to-be to show appreciation to those who serve. for one couple it means they will renew your vowels during a special ceremony on their 50th anniversary. las vegas kicked off veterans week with a special offer. 11 couples renewed their vowels for free. the ceremonies are valued at nearly $40,000. it is 5:41 a.m., time for accuweather it's not just me, it's cold out there. >> reporter: it's supposed to be mild for veterans day, holy smoke, it's preegz freezing out there. let's get you outside, show you what's going on looking back toward the center city skyline. it's cold, feels like the middle of january. actual air temperatures in some locations have made it into the upper teens right now. windchills are in the teens very, very blustery out there this morning. 24 degrees presently in

philadelphia underneath a mostly clear skies. look at the dewpoints, the air is very, very dry, it is number is down to 7. the winds are a little strong, not as strong as yesterday. out of the north/northwest at 9 miles per hour. every now and then we'll get a gust. they have come down where we had gusts in the 30s. pressure is holding stealed. that area -- holding stealed. that area of high pressure that is driving this in, we have teens showing up across the boards. 18 in lancaster. 1 in the poconos. 21 in wilmington, millville, 24. philadelphia, same number, cape may, 25. you factor in the winds it feels much, much worse. feels like five degrees in the poconos. 13 in allentown. 15 in millville. 13 degrees in dover. look at how cold it is north and west. 18 in pittsburgh, 19 in buffalo,

17 in syracuse that's the arctic high, area of high pressure there skirting on by west to east over the next 24 to 36 hours, the high pushes off the coast and the winds shift out of the southeast that will put temperatures back in the upper 40s close to 50. again the cold spell will be short-lived. as we go wider across the nation. this is the water vapor loop i like to show this on occasion you can see this in which direction the winds are blowing across the country. this is pacific air. once the cold arctic high works out to sea which it will so over the next to 36 hours. it will not last long. mostly sunny and cold, area of high pressure dominating the pattern across the mid atlantic states. tomorrow, increasing clouds,

winds shift as the high works out to sea. we'll get milder with highs in the upper 40s this system comes in sunday night into monday and brings a light rounds of rain. future tracker 6, mostly sunny today. perhaps a few clouds overnight tonight. partly cloudy. tomorrow, mainly cloudy, peeks of sunshine and again temperatures in the upper 40s, close to 50. monday morning looking at cloudy skies and perhaps a few sprinkles or periods of light rain. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, sunny or sunshine mix couple of clouds. it's cold, high of 40. winds are light out of the north at 5 to 10, strong enough to put windchills in the mid 0s and blustery. 1:00 p.m., 39. 3:00 p.m., 40. by 5:00 p.m., 38 degrees. this high of 40 today is normal for the entire month of january. overnight tonight partly cloudy and cold, 21 degrees once again outlying suburbs, 30 degrees for center city. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, so,

40 degrees today underneath a mostly sunny sky. tomorrow, sunshine fading behind increasing clouds, 49. 51 monday, periods of rain in the morning, otherwise lots of clouds in the afternoon. tuesday, partly sunny, milder, 5 #. increasing clouds on wednesday, 54. thursday, mostly sunny skies, high of 56. you can see nydia, the trend continues to be quiet. for friday look for a combination of sun and clouds, 55 degrees. right now next weekend looks like saturday is mild highs close to 60. we get another arctic front. sunday the midnight temperature might be around 60. in the afternoon, we're in the 0s again. >> thank you. let's take a look at what's happening this weekend you have a last shot to enjoy one of philadelphia's favorite attraction. today is the final day of terror behind the walls at eastern penitentiary until next year. tickets are $29 in advance. and $39 at the door. enjoy it if you dare. take a stroll down main

street manayunk for the neighborhood's cocktail week which continues through the weekend. you will find tastings and happy hour and cocktail competitions at restaurants through tomorrow. take the kids to franklin square for the free electrical spectacle. you have plenty of time to enjoy this one, it runs through december 31.

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start your day with the new hash brown scramble bowl from chick-fil-a. station group returned to channel 6 to say hello and goodbye. rebecca camp -- campbell was program director of 6abc. she is moving to london to become the director for the middle east and london and africa. rebecca is a lancaster native and we are so proud of her rise.

congratulations. a high school senior in wilmington has turned her concern about the people in her commute into an amazing gift. meghan was concerned there were many people who needed to take the bus and can't afford it. with support from her classmates and faculty she was able to raise $1,300. those funds were matched by dart. now maggieen will -- meghan wile the pleasure of giving out 450 transit cards to those who need them. pedro rivera auto training institute. 85% of the graduates find jobs with salariries high enough to support their families. a 97-year-old was honored ted philadelphia alumni luncheon.

charles never graduated because he was drafted into world war ii received his honorary diploma earlier this year with the class of 2017. he received two purple hearts and four bronze stars in the war. as for what's next. he tells us he has not ruled out college. good for you. we'll be right back. >> reporter: all right welcome

back everyone, 5:52 a.m., saturday morning, remember the accuweather alert remains in effect until 10:00 a.m., temperatures will get above the freezing mark of 32. we have work to do, 19 in kutztown. 18 in quakertown. 1 degrees in lake harmony. you would think it was january. center city, 24. blueberry country, 22. hammonton. smyrna, 22 degrees, cape may, 27, mighty mighty cold windchills in the teens.

forecast for today with a lot of the sunshine we should get the temperatures into the low 40s, 43 for the jersey shore. philadelphia, 40, the normal 58. 18 degrees below average. for the poconos a good day to do skiing. mostly sunny skies, cold, high temperatures around 32 degrees. here's the good news we're looking at the upper level wind pattern. if you're not a fan of the cold, it's not going to last very longer. arctic high sitting over top of us right now. the high retreats back north into canada, winds shift and we'll see highs in the 40s. the jet stream looks like all the cold air is spilling down into the lower 48. this is a canadian cross polar flow coming in. this will retreat and the jet stream will look like this as we

head into next week. i won't use the word mild, but compared to what we're seeing now it will feel better. >> penn state revealed it paid out $60 million to people claiming to be sexually abused by jerry sandusky. it's not clear how many people shared in the latest settlement. the school perceives vowly settled with 33 accusers for 93 million. cvs is celebrating home delivery. early next year, the company will expand the service nationwide. the chain said 70% of the u.s. population lives within three miles of one of its stores. more than million phones were made vulnerable to potential hackers after people downloaded a fake version of a popular messaging app. it happens more than you think. >> reporter: we're inside a coffee shop in washington, d.c.

with a group of young people who have no idea that some of them are about to be hacked. here's why. in september a massive breach made headlines. >> one of the biggest outbreaks ever. >> reporter: hackers introduced dople -- one app was disguised as simple app known as lovely wallpaper. >> you download mine craft, but in the background they access your security information. >> reporter: we've told our volunteers to use the phones as they normally would.

james installed a malicious app on the phone. with a group sitting in the other part of the coffee shop. we can retrieve the text messages. there it is. there's a little emoji. >> reporter: next, james triggers one of their cameras. he is going to have no idea that the camera is activated. there's a photo of one of our users. >> reporter: it turns out every one of our volunteers signed into their social media accounts. >> did anyone notice anything strange happening on your phones not realizing scrapes had stolen all their passwords. >> the person that should have noticed something going on was you. >> that was me on my phone. >> that's so scary. >> reporter: we decided to up the ante with one of the students taking him outside, he had no idea inside the coffee shop. >> tracking him, james was live

streaming his camera and pinpointing his location. he has access right now to you. >> reporter: james can control his text messages. what is this? >> can you send me your password. >> reporter: but it says you did. and james said someone doesn't have to be on your phone to be hacked. even when you were not using the phone we got a picture of you. >> how? >> reporter: the phone was sitting on the table look up at you. >> reporter: experts say the danger is more dangerous than a stolen selfie. >> criminals inside your phone can use your passwords and credit cards and profit from your device without you knowing. >> there's much more ahead on "action news" saturday morning, get ready to shop 'til you drop. if you would like to knock items off your holiday wish list on thanksgiving day we have

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but great things happen when you choose surprise. 6:00 a.m., saturday, gray's off, i'm nydia han here's some of the stories we're following for you. philadelphia police open fire on a man after he points a gun at them. details on what happened inside a grays ferry home overnight. plus a alabama politics denies alleyses -- allegations of sexual abuse. president trump is vietnam meeting with world leaders. first a bitter blast, a code blue is in place because of our frigid temperatures. sky6 live hd taking a live look right now from