tonight. thank you for joining us on this frigid friday. i'm lucy noland. >> i'm chris o'connell. cold temperatures, strong winds making for dangerous mix. team coverage of these. lecotyart with meteorologist scott williams. he's live outside our old city studios. how cold is it out there scottem in the 30s, chris but feels like temperatures are in thed up with a little pep in their step as well because it is ack to the system. high temperatures earlier this week maxed out at 70 degrees and right now we areng evening and overnight. in fact freeze kick in in the continuing into early saturday dip into the 20s and teens the cold aft it's been since march. grees that was the high ure on monday. folks were in short sleeves just enjoying the nice fall weather. that was above average. but look at the current temperature the. 35 degrees right now. that's the air temperature. factor in those bitterly cold winds, yeah, it feels like 26 degrees right now in philadelphia. but look at mount pocono.

they they've been blowing snow in the pocono mountains today. it feels like a lonely 2 degrees there. it feels like 22 in trenton. it feels like 27 degrees right now in atlantic city. not only are we dealing with the cold air. we're also bracing for some record coldres and teens. but once again if you're stepping outdoors for your fro expect a little bit with the seven day forecast. wee talk about i indoors and t and warm up because it is cold. lucy. >> i know. you get back in here. the people behind you they're all huddled over going aww it's so cold. that's exactly what they were doing. >> it doesn't look happy. >> get on in scott thank you. us, the cold front is still jarring. >> that's right. with all this nice weather to art freeze quite the shock to the system. >> it really is. >> fox 29'attints first tonight in camden. >> all righ elr es still? jus wondering. >> reporter: you know what, i am wearing two pairs of socks and longerwear show you cold to do that. lie tell you we're outsidend they are running to their cars most of these folks. they don't like it. none of us are used to it for sure.

again as scott mentioned we're talking about temps in the low and even feel colder with those wind chills. as we look at some of those folks leaving the aquarium, they weren't running at first as it gets darker they are now. problem it's so abrupt as we were talking about. we knew this colder weather was coming. we're just not prepared. we know about code blues. they have been issued across the area in philadelphia until sunday morning. they are declared when the wind chill is expected to dip blow 20 degrees. which is the case here. the city's office of homeless services reaching out to the homeless trying to get them into shelters. we know there are at least 80 additional shelters, shelter beds set up across the city. there's also a code blue in camden until tomorrow morning putting out the all call for ies to open warming stations where people can get some relief. the advice obviously look out fo yourself your four legged friends and your neighbors. >> staying indoors as much as possible. checking in on your elderly your disable residents perhaps some friends that may just --

you may think may need assistance throughout the night and throughout the weakened. >> it's really cold. it's. >> nose running cold, right. >> yeah. i can't feel my hands. i actually like this cold weather. >> reporter: it feels good? >> yeah a few months ago i was dying but now i actually feel good. good if you have an oven, you know you're baking something. >> reporter: well that is one way to put it a few other tips we've been given.ep an eye on your pipes. pipes can freeze and cause problems in your homes. obviously we mentioned your pets trying to keep them indoors and we should tell you that exposed skin can actually develop frost bite in 30 to 45 minutes. tis the season, guys, i guess the cold weather is here. >> indeed. in lot of areas it's mandated you bring those dogs in if they don't have proper shelter. thank you much brat brad. >> as temperatures plummet stay th fox 29 news for continuing coverage. we'll have thehiladelphia" weekend tomorrow morning starting at 7:00 a.m. >> we're following breaking news tonight out of radnor. arrest in what police call a

stalker case. prosecutors have charged a man accused ofing a local teen whose popular on social medial let's go right to dave kinchen live in radnor township at the police station where they just wrapped up a news conference. dave? >> reporter: chris, these details to meet witreleased tr- michael lieb of michigan was taken into cus after driving all the way to the home of the radnor youtubetar tuesday. this all began a few weeks ago. the initial contact polic the suspect reaching out to the social media entertainer trying to a range is meeting to hook up police say at one point even e-mailing the victims familyngm to take your son and i am nine hours awaytontered the teen's mother and said he was friend boy. that's when the mother closed the door and called 911. the suspect ran off. then there were messages that came through the family found threatening. then the next time he comes to the house november 7th cops actu used the victim's phone to lure the suspect to the house at which point he's arrested

police this could have been much worse. >> this was significantlyde nt. howeheve their child and the parents trusted the police department, sthat the family the school was safe, making sure that there was no one-time comment. >> reporter: police say lieb the suspect was well-known to in michigan as well. meantime we know that the social media star apparently comments on music things like that has a good relationship with his parents and therefore relationship with police. how police say theyou >> got t openof communication with your kiddos. thank you much, dave. road rage gunfire a morning. philadelphia police are still investigating what exactly happened on allegheny avenue this morning inve at temple university hospital with the story. dave? >> reporter: a like scene out of fast and the furious. a road rage incident, four shots fired arc police chase and in the middle of that chase two police vehicles crashed sending four officers here to temple hospital in condition. >> like a bomb. >> reporter: that's how witnessescribed the sound of the metal crunching crash betwd indiana

as officers d to a shooting friday morning. the crash so violent, it shook the surveillance cameras that it on video at a loc store. >> neck thing you collided and it looed like fast and furious out here. >> i heard a big crash and then i jumped out of my bed. district suv's collided just after 10:00 sending one vehicle crashing into a utility pole and then into this house. air deployed on both suv's as injured officers scrambled to get out. >> the one officer jumped out. he jumped in the back of the car, his face was filled withblood. >> two police officer and there was blood all over their face. >> reporter: police sayt all started after app argument between drivers at kensington and allegheny. onest pepol chase theerring suss philadelphia police respond toleading to the crash. the suspect's red honda then crash at c and allegheny. he was arrested by septa police. >> i was freak out. >> reporter: meanwhile accident investigators converged on the scene at d and indiana as

tow trucks red both heavily damageiceic snap pole in half as suv from the maged home. >> thankn't on the ot i the other side i he alive? >> yes yesky to be alive. the suspect from the waout r looking for the weapon in that car. i'm told bh the crash and that shooting were captured on police real time crime cameras in the area estigation butur region today we paid tribute to those military men and women who have served our nation. some of them never came home. others were never the same. but all did their duty whether draft tease or volunteers. we asked our bruce gordon to take a tour of local vs day events. he joins us in studio tonight. bruce? >> reporter: veterans day november11th is a day of remembrance all over the worldly. itoincidesanniversary of the end of world war one. the agreement being that major hostile will the boss cease on the 11th hour of the 11th day of the 11th month. these days too many of us forget the sacrifices made by those who serve.

♪ >> reporter: nowhere does the spirit of remembrance burn brighter than incked off the 58thnnual veterans day parade. >> ♪ r marching officiaone military tiny fraction the american public volunteers for military s it's alloo easy forget the sacrifice r for the servicemen and and for the families back home. media thoughts.f which the forgotten men and womenf war prisoners and those missi in action were honored atr ao-called chair ofia >> >> reporter: it will be permanently o displaythe ike so other chairs like it in other public spaces. >> we want to have a physical presence in the airport that says we know that not everybody has made it h servingend our country. >> reporter: finally if rocky can do it our veterans can too. someone hundred 50 power home remodeling employees veterans among them ran the art museum steps this morning as part of a veterans day team building exercise oh, there was plenty of actual exercise as th folks

two-day leadership summit. fighting men and women know a little bit about that. [ se r>>epter: and attendindoor ceremonies.o compe made the decision to serve our coun lucy. >> isn't that the truth thank you much, bruce. >> attack caught on cam a police are nng forhe people responsible for the beat

ter have that winter coat out. looking live now in allentown tonight. the wind chills in someorrow a freeze warning taking effect in less than two hours. cold will it get? h will it last? your full forecast straight aheads in fight a 50 year old man in the hospital and in coma. one of those attackers use a >> police just releaseeo oght that happened more than week ago in north philadelphia. our jeff cole is live atadelphia policeters. jeffepor lucy we' tonight on yet another dispute likely over something smal the city of philadelphia that ends up bursting into extreme violence as you say. the 50-year-old remains in a coma tonight simply trying to hang on to his life. the speedway gas station on west lehigh was buzzing with activity friday as most wrists gassed up for the weekend ahead. residents of this north philly neighborhood say there's a big problem here, violence. >> people are fighting for

territories. >> territory. >> for gas. >> for gas. >> fighting for money. >> that's all it is down here. in north philly. sorry oh to see that. you know what i mean? that's whown here inilly. >> reporter: wednesday november 1st when the startling act of violence was caught camera. three men at the speedway gas station along 501 west lehigh get into a beef. they argue and scuffle. >> two against one. two males inside of the pickup truck using their fists and feet assaulted this one mail it looks like they began to leave. >> reporter: one of the men returns with a bat and strikes hi victim to the ground knocking him out cold. police need witnesses and information. >> we're asking anybody if y se this video it's so disturb to go watch, and this could be your loved one. >> reporter: victim is in alue f forward 150 pick up with an extended cab with five spoke chros faded paint on the top, aouch in back.speedway part of a nationalvi statement about the viole o property. dents say ismon here. >> times is hardune then ain't

nothing but >> reporter: beyond that security camera video virtual oo it asking tonight for the public to help them. live at the policetment's round house i'm jeff cole, fox 29 news. chris >> jeff, thanks. sen committee approved a measure thatr. senate committee pro another offering tax breaks for mortgage interest and medical expenses. the senate plan also eliminates the ability both plans. >> on weighs and means commit team they're going through this process right now evaluating this horrible bill. you saw the senate republicans came out with something. which is not any better. thely l president trump said he'd overhaul plan by. so what do you think? are robots takeing over? we've already seen them. >> our hank flynn stepped to the plate to battle the bots once and for all. >> robot must protect i own >> the answer is seven years one month eight days six hours. >> reporter: call me paranoid about robots. i got reasons. . >> hello fox 29. welcome to tcnj school

engine tolab play connect four against baxter the robot. my take i had to beat him in the name of human kind. me it's learning how can we get a robot to behave like a human? >> patrick hanson and friends work on programming the languageired to get robot a task. in this case play a game like connect four. they have to give him everything. >> basically tell the robot how does he recognize what's a piece. what's checker board? what does he do when he sees these things? where does he make his move? so that's basically what we're trying to >> reporter: the game is a met for for a larger struggle man versus robot. read the headlines. we as people are becoming increasingly op so heat as a checker hire i got him there. if he puts it there i got him. baxter is up creek. he's going to be burning oil in second. trust me. >> what's matter guys?es >> while i smoked baxter like a cheap circuit board i beat him until he started dropping checkers. [ laughter ] >> theresa was busy with the

robot. >> one big thing that we do, we kind of try and create algorithms the robain way. >> we'll b working for them some day the kids i mean not the robots. at least he days here we come. i'm having a lot of fun. shame i'm so frighten. >> thank you for coming today. >> i'm hank and that's my take. ♪ >> hank beat the robot. >> i know, right? [ laughter ] it's not your typical police chase. a guy on the run through thelds of oklahoma and he didn't even stop when his ende of water. was anything but for a new jersey mom. she lost an eye because of it n a mission to make sure it never happens to anyone else.

all right many check out this wild oklahoma car chase. you see it's like doing brody december. police chasing a man who stole up a pick he decided to take and rode on to farmland. height into a pond which is when he unning rigre. fell down. officer ultimately caught up to him, tased himymnastol man she too among women w abua the united states gymnastics team. the three-time gold medalis shes 16 when she was first treated by dr. larry nasser. he's now in jail in michiga waiting sentencing after

pleadingily. he's also than 125 women have suedhim.ging abuse. he has plead not charges. little more than a month after the las veg mass shoo 26 people is there any answer as to why this keepsng? appenisim. people killed mass shooting sunday in small town in t place shooter, same result just 3 american history. we're still that senseless trage why someone bent on evil kilany them children. little more than a month ago, i said this would happen again. i didn't think it would be soon. why? we don't know. assu there always are after these types of shootings. but nothing happen. i said month if nothinry c wre left stunned. we can see the frequency of these mass shootin increasing. so we' wh we all want an answer. i don't have one. like i said last month there's more good in the world than evil. even in this horrific tragedy we saw good in the face of darkness just hours after the shooting about 100 people held a vigil

for tims one g local ctile it seems hopelese says it copens to anyone else. scott? a lot of blue behind you. oo yesng at the arctic invasion much it's going to feel like january or february february. temperatures will dip well below freezing. but when will we see a little bit of a i saw the change in rich when we moved into the new house. but having his parents over was enlightening. ♪ you don't like my lasagna? no, it's good. -hmm. -oh. huh. [ both laugh ] here, blow. blow on it. you see it, right? is there a draft in i'm telling you, it's so easy to get home insurance on progressive.com. progressive can't save you from becoming your parents. but we can save you money when you bundle home and auto.

routine visit to the dentist turned into a life altering event for a south jersey woman. she lost her eye because of that visit and obviously it should have never happened. >> anyone who sits in a dentist chair needs to listen to this jersey mom is trying to make certain what happened to her never happens to anyone else. from her south jersey office, jenn maroney sees things a lot differently these days. >> i trusted my dentist and i loved my dentist and i had no

idea um, that this was even a danger. >> reporter: in july oft 2013, a changed her life forever. >> the dentist dropped a needle in my eye leaving me permanently blind in my right eye. >> maroney documented what happened to her. we're starting in black and to prepare you for some it may be difficult to watch. but she says the pictures of her no her retin in a. after several surgeries doctors at wills eye hospital told her her vision loss was permanent. she now wears bros set tick eye. >> this picture is actually the morning after the accident. >> instead of feeling sorry for herself maroney turned her devastating diagnosis into a positive. she started jenn's vision an organization now fighting to require eye protect for dental patients. >> it was 100% preventible. if i had eye protection guidelines

dentists are required to protect their eyes but patients are not. maroney is hoping her campaign can help change that. she's asking people to take selfies in the dental chair wearing protective eye wear. >> you don i protect this is what could happen to you, and i don't want it to so pl listen to what i'm saying. >> now a marorom talking about the dentist involve her campaign of eye protect has reached dentists from around the y of little more than week ago it was 60 degreen chicagot it now. it is snowing the first snowfall of the year for the windy city which is also experienceing recordow 18 degree in chicago. >> whew! >> city deployed 200 snowplows to keep streets cle get everything salt up for the busy com .>> not 18 but it was cold. >> i know. take look where -- is that snowfalling in the poconos. >> i'll bet they're making snow there. we're just stuck with the high winds and the bitter cold. >> i cannot waiting to hit blue

mountain. i love blue mountain. here of course we're stuck with those high winds. we're stuck with the bitter cold like you said, chris. meteorologist scott williams isdayday eveigh temper but look at the feels like tempeac cleveland with a little bit of light at that freeze warning kicking in at 7:00 tonight. continuing through early saturday. temperatures will dip into t tend 20s. more typical of january or february. so an end to that growing season you with those plants likely taking a beating we're looking at tempetures right now 18 degrees mount pocono. they're elow freezing pottstown right at freezing look at this 32 in trenton35. phi millville along with wildwood. so future feels likees as we go hos at 11:00 o'c tonight philadelphia will feel like mount pocono. feeling like the teens sections of delaware also, into south

jersey for saturday morning. yeah we're looking at 18 degrees at 7am for philadelphia. then as we o so it's going to belk to ends are end alzheimer's record l to b the record low 21 philadelphia. the forecast 24 degrees. but loo tie likely break the record at 21 in atlantic city and then forecast lowf 23. wilmington 21 below would break the record set back in 1961 of 22 degrees. overnight tonight temperatures dip into the 20s and teens. below freing area wide. and then the normal for this time of year is 58 degrees. we're looking at a high tomorrow of 41 degrees and then take a look at sunday. still chilly temperatures top out at 51 degrees. so overall temperatures well below average for tomorrow. but we come out of that deep freeze as we move toward early next week. temperatures will range in the low to mid 50s and it looks like shower chance maybe even a flurry far north and west. back over to you.

>> flurries happening. i don't mind that. [ laughter ] cold out there today but our fox 29's dave schratwieser out today hel kick off the special olympics fall festival weekend. he was the emcee of university. over 1200 athletes and coach will be competing in a ray of events through the weekend torch oh lip picks is a year round fundraiseing awareness movement organized by law enforcement officers from around the world n2016 alone officers from freightntes special olympics. >> the opening ceremonies will be held tonight aity. >> facebook keeps expanding its reach

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same thing everyone's question how much snow will we get this season. >> scott williams joins us live. so whate this winter scott? >> a little bit of a mixed bag. of course, right now we're dealing with a taste of winter. even though the calendar still says fall. the average high this time of year in the upper 50s. yeah you heard it right there. folks are bundleed up. but the millionr question, when will we see the snow really encompass our area.here's a look. ♪ as soon as we feel tste eing a winter. do you rem last year? you can say it was uneventful. ♪ >> the first measurable snowfall of the season wasn't untilnow. and then there was christmas. it rained christmas eve. it was mild with highs in the 50s. jack else's nose. as far as snow, the biggest snowfall of the season was only sick inches and that happened in march. it looks like of blue. that indicates some cooler water so a building la nina pattern more active pacific jet meaning

more storms there and lik ste jet stream could also be termed by some of the snow pack in russia and siberia and right now, a pretty hefty amount of snow coverage there. so that could fuel some cold r outbreaks for the lower 48 and also negativeo s moving in our direction. that's one wild card. we'll have to watch. the bottom line i think the pa philadelphia, baltimore ashington, d.c. >> let's break it down month by month. first, with temperature. december will be at or slightly above normal. colder air will move n we'll go 1 degree below normal. february i think will be at least 2 degrees above the monthly average temperature and with march same christmas again. january will b clipper systems that where will be a pattern change in late january throu mid february when there will be a better chance of .5-inches. there will still be a chance of snow in march with two t 5-inches expected. the 29rity isecast that we'll expect milder temperatures

and less snow in the big cities, but more snow as head toward places like the poconos where can easily see 30-inches. down the shore we're locking and then hi as you move into the north and western suburbs. guys back over to you. >> we're already seeing some of that in the poconos. >> i know. here we go. >> allht. the debut of a self driving shuttle in las as involved in a fender bender on its big debut. with a truck. but the out o an alley kept on backing right into the shuttle. now the shuttle couldn't back up to get out of the way because a car was behind it. people on board say they were yelling for it to move out of the way but obviously the shuttle could only do was proo truck but had it been programmed to move instead it might have avoidon. h radar and gps and something fancy cateer yo vision. those are the tn both ends. so it does also have a human super visor on board. >> drive. she has hard time getting to public transportationoncept is advancing technology is advanceing so five,

ten years there's going to be a lot of these on the road. >> so the shuttle did end up with scrapes after the fender bender with. shuttle around about 15 miles an hour. runs about half mileles m and one our tom srendenschek walked a hundred yards with long-time eagles radio announcer merrell reece about the b with one of philadelphia's the way the team is playing. yout to snap the momentum.iss it. >> i'll bet do you. >> you know. i mess it less if it was weather. i wish we had the game this sunday.inittle pep in your step with the way this team is playing right now. a little pep in your voice as well. >> i think everybody in philadelphia it's a season that nobody really expected. i thought it was a ten win team. that would at least get a wild has been the biggest surprise? there are so many sets the tone for the entire. within the next three years he would be a top five quarterback. how abouthe conversation for mvp. >> let's hold back a little before we talk about mvp and super bowls. doug says let's go one and zero.

>> here's a guy that was, you know that coaching search was maybe the seventhoi for some fans. he's a little bit of andy reid. that's not bad thing to be them 5nfc championship games ands his own person. he's a different personality than reid. he's been a tremendous coach. doesn't h and he just raised about the way doug has a play ready for every situation, knows how to go to it and the team is e carson is the face of the franchise. you are thece of t a horn and waves i love the fans. i really do. >> you really are their voice. to broadcast these people who bleeder eagles green, who just al ale round this team, win lose rain snow -- in forhe touchdown. >> ♪ >> many stores already getting into the holiday spirit. thal treats dunkin' donuts is releasing to fill you with holiday cheer. and we told you about this year's nominees for the toy hall of fame. the winners announced. so which favorite toys from your

childhood made the cut do you think? sean brace? >> good evening lucy. how about this. more trouble in dallas as their star running back ezequiel elliot will miss the next six games with includes next week's showdown against

dunkin' donuts has revealed the special treats releaseing for the holiday season. ge cookie flavored doughnuts. so you know what the sugarokie is chris. frosted sugar cookies. [ laughter ] >> it's locale. gingerbread cookies do you go carmel or caramel. >> i do carmel.t with gingerbread topping. caramel sounds fancy. serving up peppermint mocha and brown sugar cinnamon coffee by the way. >> nice cup coffee. that sounds good. >> it's cold out that does sound good. paper airplanes thinking about what whiffle ball. >> yes.

>> board game clue one of my favorites, right. >> yes. >> toys known around the globe. >> now those toys are being honored for their longevity. fox news correspondent garrett tenney has more. >> reporter: the toy hold hall of fame has three new members the whiffle ball, paper airplane and the board game clue. the nature of how we play changed over the years with games becoming more complex and moving to cell phones and video game systems but there's reason a toy like the whiffle ball is still around. it's simple mobile and anyone can play. the creators grandson spoke at thursday's induction. >> i'm sure my grandfather would be just take great pride in knowing that the ball he developed made it in here today. >> reporter: part of the ceremony had paper plane flying over miss scarlet and colonel mustard hall of fames noted the impact of clue, it's been made into movie and mystery books. why did they beat out the nine other finalists they showed the variety of what it means to play play. >> all three of these really captured the best essences of

play social play, active blair play, creative play it's a wonderful mix of toys that really belong in the national toy hall of fame. >> reporter: as for how the inductees are chosen they're first nominated by the public then chosen based on the advice of historians and educators. the biggest requirement is the toy has to show longevity by spanning multiple generations. some of the other finalists included the magic eight ball, pez dispensers and my little pony. the toy hall of fame opened in the late '90's and has more than 60 members n washington, i'm garrett tenney, fox news. >> what was. anythingou have a break or two. >> i tell you atari that's got to be in there. >> no, atari 100%. i was all about atari and then pong. anyhow boomp boomp. i was so fascinated by it. >> long time ago. >> i know, i know. >> fox 29 news at 6:00 starts right now. ♪ like fast and the furious out here. >> i heard a big crash. >> a chaotic scene on the

streets of philadelphia. two police suv's badly damaged when they slammed into each other. a bitter cold blast hitting our area after a very mild fall below freezing temperatures headed our way. it's going to feel like the teens. get your coats winter is here. ♪ live from center city in philadelphia this is fox 29 news at 6:00. mid november you think it's cold now? >> yeah. >> it's going get colder. take live look at reading a freeze warning taking in effect in about an hour. the perfect word for today blustery. but man tonight and tomorrow it is going to be frigid. good evening everyone i'm chris o'connell. >> i'm lucy noland. hope you are got your winter gear ready because it's going to feel like january around here. we got live team coverage of this arctic blast. brad sattin is live in camden county but let's start with our scott williams shaking in his boots outside our old city

studios. wisely layered up there scott. >> lucy, you have to layer up. i mean folks are bundleed up, wave say hello look at these ladies here. >> hi. >> she's bundled up. they're bundled up. because those temperatures, they are dropping i mean it