the just three minutes earlier, three friend were playing on the ice, when neighbors david bennet heard screams for help. >> i saw someone trying to break the ice down, there was one kid that was just screaming he could not swim. yelling at him hold onto the bars. >> reporter: bennet and two neighbors pulled one boy to safety. this photo shows two others stranded on the grates, waiting for chalfont fire department. >> we were trying everything. they were trying a bunch of different ways to get them in, and nothing was working. and, then the dive team, arrives. >> reporter: dive teams loaded boy on the the live raft and held him to shore. >> they were fine. they were alert. they were conscious. and they, were hopefully okay. >> reporter: and warned about skating or playing in the upon. christine landis says her son and two other boys have hypotheria but will be okay. >> the boys could not feel anything, hand, feet, nothing, and they just thought it was going to end. >> reporter: landis says boy who could not swim apparently had backpack on and he was starting to go under until her son ac

david bennett ran to help, bipulled a one out with a stick, orr climbed on the drain grate, but the other couldn't. >>> i got his hand and got his backpack off and put him on and he was like, he instantly thanked me because he is polite. >>> drivers from the chalfonte volunteer fire department used a rafter to rescue the boys. orr is doing well and learned a valuable lesson. >>> chipotle is closing the doors to customers at one of the busiest times of the day, maribel aber is telling us why. >>> every chipotle restaurant is closing for four hours for a company wide food safety meeting with employs. the e. coli outbreak is over and hope to bring customers back. it will run from 11:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. >>> wall street closed out the week with another selloff as the january jobs report disappointed investors. federal reserve chair will testify before congress about the economy on wednesday and thursday. >>> twitter has shut down down thousands of terror accounts and adding staff to monitor terror activity. they have suspended 125 accounts over the last 25 months for threatening terror attack

get you ready for what's in store weather wise with david murphy and karen rogers. >> reporter: we're starting out with precipitation off the coast. it's a large system as you can see is centered well off the coast. it will be close enough to wrap into portions of the eastern region and parts of the jersey shore. that's happening as we speak. between now and 9:00 a.m., as we expect wrap around precipitation that will cause cool air aloft that will make it a wet snow event. we'll have very small accumulations and mainly on grassy surfaces. there's a winter storm watch that kicks in late tonight and into tuesday night in the southern portion of the region where a second system on the coast has a better chance of putting snow in during the day tomorrow and starting late tonight. that could give us more significant accumulation across the region. in addition the coastal flood watch because of the coastal system producing winds today and tomorrow. will produce minor coastal flooding today and toant. we tonight. 48 degrees in philadelphia. under mainly cloudy skies it's getting rather blust

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david bennett and two other neighbors ran to help. they pulled a boy out with a stick, but could not reach the other two. orr climbed on a drain grate, but edwards could not. orr jumped back in the water. i got in and got his backpack and got his hands and put him on the grate. >>> volunteers from the fire department used a raft to rescue the boys. he said he is doing well and learned a valuable lesson. >>> the presidential candidates are getting ready for the new hampshire prime -- primaries. donald trump has a double digit lead in the polls. bernie sanders is trying to keep his momentum. polls show clinton is closing the gap. monica malpass is in new hampshire covering the primary. her live reports continue on "action news" at 4:00 p.m., 5:00 p.m., 6:00 p.m. >>> penn museum archeologists uncovered a treasure trove years ago and they are ready to show them off today. the resting place of king midus' father. obama administration is asking congress for more than a billion dollars to stop the spread of the zika virus which has become a

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boy, what a night at the grammys. let's take a look at the lionel richie medley, joined on stage by john legend, demi lovato, luke bryan. >> demi lovato was so good doing "hello." >> and the david bowie medley. >> everybody wanted to hear adele perform. easily one of the most anticipated moments of the night. however beset by technical difficulties. what she's saying about them this morning. >>> first, to the major winter storm spawning tornadoes that tore through the south. 15 states on alert this morning, from north carolina all the way up to maine. that storm also dropping a dangerous mix of snow, ice, and rain across 1200 miles. it's blamed for thousands of accidents. mary bruce has the latest. >> reporter: overnight, slick, sleety roads leading to wreck after wreck. >> there's a lot of icy spots. >> reporter: early this morning, this massive pileup in pennsylvania, just north of scranton on i-81, semi trucks hitting each other. crushing cars in their path. rescue crews are on the scene. there are reports of multi

and "action news" will be on early tomorrow morning to help you get out the door, join matt, tam, david and karen for the latest on the forecast and traffic and a live look at conditions starting at 4:00 a.m. >>> police are interviewing the mom and uncle of a young boy found wandering the streets early this morning. "action news" was there as they carried the child out of a day care. a woman found him wandering the neighborhood and brought him to the day care. vernon odom is live outside of special victims outside of hunting park with the latest. >> reporter: good evening. a lost child only 3 years old is fortunate that a good samaritan neighbor found him and quickly got him out of harm's way. this 3-year-old child was in police hands after a city employee found the boy wandering alone on the 1200 block of south 56th at 7:00 this morning. they took the child to a neighborhood day care and went to work. she was unable to tell her his name or where he lived. >> he did not have any shoes on just socks. they were wet and we put new socks on and he had on a hoody and long pants. >> the case

. >> reporter: david bennett and two other neighbors ran to help. they pulled one boy out with the stick, but they couldn't reach the other two. >>> the one kid was screaming he couldn't swim, he yelled at him to hold on to the grate. >>> i got his hand, i got his backpack off and i like put him on, he was like, he instantly thanked me, because he is polite. >> reporter: divers used a raft to help the boys. >>> we want to thank the neighbors and everybody at the hospital we can't thank them enough. >> reporter: he said he is doing well and learned a valuable lesson. >>> do not go on a pond that is frozen, otherwise you'll regret it. >> reporter: jeff chirico channel 6 "action news." >>> we have video showing scores of bronco fans gathered in the streets in downtown, denver. they celebrated their victory over the panthers. fans poured out of the bars to celebrate. there were a handful of arrests, but police watched the celebration from the sidewalk. >>> broncos kicker, brandon mcmannis kicked three field goals, he made a 33-yarder at the end of the f

a 12-year-old boy dies trying to save his fire from their burning home. we are live at the tragedy in norristown just ahead. >>> and a tree falls on a home while a woman and her husband is sleeping in the bed. >>> and a crane in manhattan falls and kills a person sitting in a parked car. >>> and in norristown a 12-year-old boy was killed in a house fire, he went back into the house to try to save his father but his dad had already gotten out. vernon odom is live at the scene. you spoke with family members there? >> reporter: i have rick. this is a story of incredible heroism by a young child but it ends in horrific tragedy. the fire

bystanders using a knife and taking turns cutting the boy free. he was rushed to the hospital where he's in critical condition tonight. three other family members are okay, but the pilot has had to undergo two surgeries. david, the helicopter is still in the water behind me, just a few feet away. the navy is expected to haul it up today so the ntsb can continue the investigation. >>> and this isis leader, believed to be involved in two terror attacks, killed with d s dozens of foreign fighters. >>> and the flag-draped casket of justice scalia carried in today. here's jonathan karl. >> reporter: former clerks, nearly 100 of them, lining the casket. scalia's final journey into the court. inside, father paul scalia led the casket in silence. on to the platform that once held abraham lincoln's casket. republican leaders said again today in the "washington post" that scalia's replacement should wait until after the presidential election. outside a makeshift memorial, one slamming the majority opinion as pure apple sauce. and another, likens to the apho