odell beckham i think versus mccormick. this one, mccormick is a natural winner. if you cook for yourself you have it buy your own herbs and spices and we know mccormick is doing well because they just reported the bang-up quarter. i think the pull back is an amazing buying opportunity to buy this at-home play. i wouldn't be too worried about the valuation given managers the play to execute. something they had proven time and again. over and over that they know exactly how to do. let's take calls and go to todd in missouri. todd? researching the habit restaurant. habt. sales growth of 25%. contribution margins of 22%. comparables up from last quarter. volume of $1.9 million. sales ratio 1.4. what do you think? >> you know what, you are still dealing with a very premium pe. you know the stock is down a great deal. down 41% for the year. look at the problem we just had the stock got killed. i this think stock will face year-end tax law selling. i think you have to wait until the end of the year todd to pull the trig owner that. hey, larry in massachusetts. >> caller

mccormick is premium to these companies but mccormick is doing better than they are. they yield just 1.8% but in this market that might be a good thing. other packaged food plays have investors who own them for their yield. those yield chasers are likely to sell once the fed raises interest rates making the bond market more attractive. mccormick doesn't have to worry about that. they are in it for the growth or of course they own it because it's from baltimore. here is the ravens. they got this one since they won the super bowl. ravens didn't look too good this weekend but don't hold that against mccormick. odell beckham i think versus mccormick. with more and more people this one, mccormick is a natural winner. if you cook for yourself you have it buy your own herbs and spices and we know mccormick is doing well because they just reported the bang-up quarter. i think the pull back is an amazing buying opportunity to buy this at-home play. i wouldn't be too worried about the valuation given managers the play to execute. something they had proven time and again. over a

>> reporter: tonight on "dancing with the stars," a throwback to the 1980s for maureen mccormick, or as most people remember her from the 1970s, marcia brady. at 60 years old, the beloved tv veteran has turned in solid performances week after week. even paying homage "the brady bunch," the show that made her famous 47 years ago. ? the >> reporter: america's favorite girl next door says toeing the line between marcia brady and maureen mccormick hasn't been a ball. >> for years i think, you know, in my own personal life, i felt like i had to play marcia brady. ? here's a story of a lovely lady ? ? who was bringing up three very lovely girls ? >> reporter: the oldest girl with that hair of gold was the perfect one. famously inspiring jealousy from little sister jan. school is how great marcia is at this, how wonderful marcia did that. marcia, marcia, marcia. >> marcia, marcia, marcia does not bother you. >> not at all. >> you hear it all the time? >> i do. >> reporter: that beautiful complexion and wholesome attitude resaw on tv gave way to a young woman struggling with her weight, depr

. >>> "dancing with the stars" tonight we saw maureen mccormick, better known as marcia brady, gracing the floor. on "the brady bunch" she was the perfect older sister. in real life she's struggled with powerful demons. she sat down with abc's abbie boudreau. ♪ shot through the heart >> reporter: tonight on "dancing with the stars," a throwback to the 1980s for maureen mccormick, or as most people remember her from the 1970s, marcia brady. at 60 years old, the beloved tv veteran has turned in solid performances week after week. even paying homage "the brady bunch," the show that made her famous 47 years ago. ♪ the brady bunch >> reporter: america's favorite girl next door says toeing the line between marcia brady and maureen mccormick hasn't been a ball. >> for years i think, you know, in my own personal life, i felt like i had to play marcia brady. ♪ here's a story of a lovely lady ♪ ♪ who was bringing up three very lovely girls ♪ >> reporter: the oldest girl with that hair of gold was the perfect one. famously inspiring jealousy from little sister jan. >> all i hear all d

from mccormick on thursday. her constituents are speaking out with hundreds commenting on facebook. people want they think is a councilwoman she should have been there aware of what she's across the street from your bits on the council. it's not mccormick first brush with the law. days after taking office in january, mccormick pleaded no contest to form four misdemeanor traffic and tax charges. the planning committee has one member tonight. another council member in trouble. tom troyer facing misdemeanor charges of misconduct at an emergency scene and disorderly conduct stemming from an august incident and the city. > city? this is acquired today. everybody keeps to themselves. and it's like why would you want someone like that on the council? and brook park. matt wright, fox 8 news. >> mccormick is said to be arraigned on the theft charge later this much. from convent. clayton, please, continue their search for suspects in west solid property tonight. sunday, the suspects walked into the subway restaurant on me

. >>> matt o'donnell is off, annie mccormick is in hamilton township and david murphy and karen rogers have weather and traffic. >> reporter: we have wet snow thinning out over the garden state parkway and the ac expressway. if you're driving around close to the coast or anywhere where there's slushiness on the roads, take it slow. in philadelphia even when the snow came through, the ground was warm so it melted it. officially at the airport we had a trace recorded. cloud cover will break up out to the west and we'll see sunshine return and mostly sunny skies, above freezing in philadelphia, 35 degrees closer to in trenton and allentown. 33 in millville, cape may and 30 in reading. as we head out to the bus stop or the driveway look for mostly cloudy skies early to the east. i could see actually sunshine coming back quickly between 6:00 a.m. and 8:00 a.m., else somewhere. temperatures may deep closer to the freezing mark between 6:00 a.m. and 8:00 a.m. we'll bounce back quickly. 42 by 68:00 a.m., 46 by 1:00 p.m. it will be breezy and bright and nice later on. karen, what are you seeing

katherine scott has roads and flight canses and annie mccormick has -- cancellations and annie mccormick has the update on the crews for the winter storm. >> reporter: we have former blizzard watches upgraded to warnings. this is pretty much in line with what happens when you expect these conditions to come. in all these counties highlighted in orange, this is the blizzard warning. in allentown to down the shore. even in areas outside the blizzard we're looking at heavy snow and significant travel problems. in the middle of the area, that's the heaviest snow bands with the strong winds coming in we are expected to see poor have i bet that will be part of the package there. nothing showing on double scan live right now, though, which is good. and i am real quick going to take something out here and then add something else in for you, i apologize for that. we'll get the right stuff on there. there's the blizzard warnings we talked about. now as we go on to the other issues we're looking at, a high wind warning in effect through the day on saturday where trees and wires could come down in s

. >> thank you commissioners i'm i have a house an mccormick been in the neighborhoods since 1989 with the roof decks there are not many our block has no such roof deck one was added to a building on the other side of the block a problem for the neighbors the project design should have visible mitigation especially to the entering block accustomed to this the current plan shows fronting bedrooms of the units those decks are poor design and run krntd to pacific avenue controls that is a intend to preserve the liveable of the patterns the neighborhood special circumstances of other neighborhoods blocks in the building an larkin and mccormick sit tight with a orient with the mid block open space. >> thank you. >> my name is kenny live on mccormick street it recent explained to us by a planner who worked for thirty years non-structural rooms in buildings have a limit useful life and will be torn down over time to mac make way for the structures that follows the rules of zoning district in this situation those are railways dated from 1960 things get old and torn down and other buildings wer

annie mccormick has been on the ground in this area checking that out for us. i would be careful on roads where there's snow on the grass just in case there's slushiness or slipperiness on the roads. in philadelphia we only got a trace of snow out of this, and it's already melted in most cases. as we look outside we have sky6 live hd roads a little shiny a little bit. it could be smfort moisture from the overnight -- some of the moisture from the overnight rain and snow on the wet surfaces will be off there quickly. we never did get to the freezing mark. we might drop there in the next hour or two. but roads are in the process of drying. winds light 7 miles per hour. it will be breezier later today. 35 degrees in philadelphia. closer to the freezing mark in places like allentown and reading and millville and the airport in atlantic city. take it slow, be cautious most of us you should be able to get around okay. only a trace of snow at the latest readings in philadelphia and new castle county. .2 in mount holly. half inch in atlantic city. it will be closures t

annie mccormick -- and boston. amtrak said it will announce its plans tomorrow later today. >>> para transit in delaware will operate with possible delays as crews make progress to clear the road in delaware, residents in elsmere spent the day shoveling the day -- their driveways and sidewalks, and hope to see grass soon. >>> if this is it for the year, i'm happy. >>> the action cam caught up with the senator tom carper. he told us he likes to exercise everyday and doing that counts as a workout. >>> temple university women's gymnastic squad went through an ordeal on the pennsylvania turnpike. only "action news" was there when the lady owls arrived in philadelphia last night. the team was heading to pittsburgh for a tournament when they got stuck in a huge backup on the turnpike. they were stranded on the bus in somerset for 30 hours. they kept in touch with their home base and 6abc through social media. severing a learning lesson and letting them understand we can't control every situation all the time that's some

annie mccormick channel 6 "action news." >>> thanks for the update. the early morning snow left a slick sheen on the roads in ardmore. the action cam saw the snow overnight, but it was barely enough to leave a coating on the sidewalk. you can find storm tracker 6 live at any time head to 6abc.com/weather. >>> the turnpike commission is taking a closer look at a security system after a deadly attempted holdup by a retired trooper. police say clarence briggs was trying to tie up the toll collector. a security guard happened on the scene, briggs gunned down the guard and danny crows, arriving troopers exchanged fire with briggs and he was fatally wounded. >>> one person was rushed to the hospital after a serious crash in new castle county, delaware. it happened along 49 5 in edgemore. the driver rolled a pick up truck several times. they are investigating. >>> talk about a case of the mondays, the hawks led top seeded oregon with five minutes ago. oregon inches out st. joe's by a score of 59 to 64. they gave it a great fight, but the hawks tournament run

spacing on the east the sun comes from the east so other than view i really don't see impacts on the mccormick side so you've done a lot of good things the project is done good things i favor the placement of the cottages in the back rather than having them up against the building is opens up more life enrichment committee to the west that is a critical area by putting them at the back in a fairly short they're no higher than the building you're making the project that was non-compliant with the 45 rear yard it is a new law that passed and now you're making that less non-compliant you've dropped the height for a significant heights of thirty feet with no height at all and part that have is the small pop up for the parking for the bottom of lower floor that is essentially another open space it is such a allow pop up i like the idea of family-sized units and contextual i'm in support of project. >> commissioner hillis. >> thank you all for thank you for your time to mediate about co-sponsor and myself and trying to you resolve some of the issues i'm sorry we didn't get closer but the way you loo

annie mccormick will have more at 6:30. let's go over to karen rogers with traffic. >> reporter: we have an accident 422 westbound near 23. eastbound is where the normal morning volume is that's starting to back up as you approach 23. watch for that accident on 422. other issues around the area looking live on i-95. not bad at all, this is southbound traffic getting heavy approaching cottman, but not too bad as you head toward center city, overall 16 minute ride from woodhaven to the vine. this is an easy commute on i-95 southbound. new jersey, speeds on 42 are mostly in the 50s. we have a live picture of route 42. that's northbound traffic coming up from deptford, turners victim. fairly light volume for this time of the morning. we have someone on the commuter report talking about an accident south gold street in yeadon. temperatures in the suburbs, 47 in quakertown, 48 in warrington. 47 in saint davids. 50 in center city. in the suburbs of new jersey, upper 40s in hammonton and woodbine and boardwalk in ac it's 54 degrees

. >> annie mccormick has more on union negotiations. >> first up, rain is coming, let's hear from david murphy. good morning, everyone we have sunshine early but there are clouds out to the west that will thicken up as the morning goes on, we expect to pick up showers and there might be gusty thunderstorms. 58 degrees in philadelphia. wilmington, already up to 64. 50 in allentown. 52 in reading, 54 in reading, 49 in millville. 60 in cape may. him winds are west we have groundwe have 76 degrees at 1:30, 2:00 p.m. after that there's a chance of showers and clouds building in. 72 by 3:00 p.m. by 6:00 p.m. all the way down to 66. karen, some of the pop-up showers could include an embedded thunderstorm that could be strong and gusty. >> reporter: of course it's day three of the strike we've got no city buses, no trolleys, subways insuring headaches as you try to head to work. take the regional rails it's an option with a lot of the delays. the worst offenders yesterday morning, was the chestnut hill headline and fox chase line, we are expecting delays about an hour. if you're driving to work

. >>> katherine scott and annie mccormick are standing by, but we'll start with david murphy and karen rogers good morning. >> reporter: good morning, everyone we have sun and clouds today, it's cold this morning, temperatures 22 this philadelphia. 17 in allentown. numbers in the teens and trenton, wilmington, 224 in reading. 11 in lancaster. 8 in millville. the good news from all these numbers, these not much windy out there, so we're not talking windchill. still cold as you head out. 18 by 6, 19 by 8:00 a.m. a couple of issues for the morning commute we have refreezing on sidewalks that have not been fairly salted. there can be ice under foot. may be the same story on side streets and main roads where the salt has been diluted. we heard from one of the plow guys talking about that a little while ago. parking lots will be icy. the right lanes on some roads may be partially snow covered. as the plows came through, they piled it upen the right and you don't have a lane available. 21 degrees by 11:00. 1:00 p.m., 32. the high is 34 at 3:00 p.m. it will be milder starting tomorrow. karen,

a young guy in mccormick, he runs out of bounds. you don't want the clock to stop. the last thing you want to do is get forced to kick a field goal with 1:20 left. >> gus: tyler huntley has incredible speed. 2nd & goal at the 11. hotly runs it. -- huntley, only a couple. the indiana calls a timeout with 1:34 to go. 24-23. can the hoosiers hold on? we'll see right after this. there's one of these.... nobody comes into this house without paying the price. not here. not ever. sfx: breaking glass sfx: car alarm well did you get it? more people save money by combining their home and auto with state farm. here to help life go right. state farm. >> gus: the foster farms bowl has been a classic. indiana hoosiers out of the big ten with a one-point lead, but utah knocking on the door. joe williams back in the game. 222 yards rushing. third down, goal at the 11. huntley at quarterback. wants to run it. gains 1.5 yards, may be 2. >> joel: i go back to the first down play. huntley was in the game, mccormick runs out of bounds. i saved a timeout for indiana. they take another on

annie mccormick is live at septa headquarters with the update. good news, annie. >> reporter: good news, matt and tam, we have to tell you this is not a done deal yet. both parties have come to an agreement, but nothing has been signed just yet. we can tell you within the hour, rather, the chairman arrived at septa headquarters, he arrives when it's time to sign the final agreement. the talks between the union and septa had to be halted overnight because the power went out in the sheraton headlights where they were holding the negotiations. both sides went to their respective headquarters and mediator went back and forth and they were able to make progress. septa said union members have to pay $120 more a month for healthcare. the chairman would not giving specifics to us this morning, but he would say that they needed to go to the union and both sign before staying that this agreement is done. >> i think we have agreement in principle, without dwight evans, i think we would probably be sitting around. dwight was a catylist in getting this done,

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. >>> we have team coverage of the snowfall, annie mccormick is live in new jersey. let's start with karen rogers and david murphy. >> reporter: good morning, everyone, you can see this is a nuisance snowfall. there are breaks in the action around gloucester and camden county. most of the stuff is highlighted in gray, it is fine light snow. down south more pronounced. we're going to a coating to an inch. it will be dart in philadelphia and wilmington -- it will be done in philadelphia and wilmington for the most part after 9:00 a.m. or so. the wide view you can see this on the back edge of this, down the shore, it may hang in longer into the afternoon. the winter weather advisory is up until 9:00 a.m. in the i-95 corridor. along the shore you have the advisory until 1:00 p.m. light nuisance stuff and with temperatures below the freezing mark, anything that has been pretreated is holding up very well this morning. le karen rogers will talk about that in a moment. be careful on sidewalks and side streets it could be on the slick side snow showers and slippery pavement

annie mccormick channel 6 "action news." >>> good news there, annie. thank you. >>> sky6 live hd philadelphia international airport, things seem to be running smoothly. there are little or no delays out of phl. to be safe call 1-800-phl-gate. you can findment seven-day forecast and a live look at storm tracker 6 live double scan radar at our website head to 6abc.com/weather. >>> a philadelphia police officer is recovering after being injured chasing down a robbery suspect in port richmond. it happened after 8:00 p.m. on frankford avenue. police say the officer was taken to the hospital with minor injuries, the suspect is in custody at this hour. no word on what charges he will face. >>> new this morning, a south jersey church said its banner has been vandalized for the third time in 6 weeks. churn said black lives matter banner was vandalized with a sharp blade. police have not made any arrests in these cases. >>> let's turn to david murphy, there's flurries coming in today, but by the end of the day seems like we'll be moving back to normal. >> report

annie mccormick has been talking about bustleton avenue an cottman avenue giving us reports from the scene an accident investigation is going on right now. traffic is getting by, you might want to stick to castor avenue to avoid it police on the scene. mall functioning traffic lights once again in the somerton section of the city an issue. regional rails an issue. >>> we begin with breaking news, a driver struck a man sitting in a bus canopy in northeast philadelphia and took off on food leaving the victim for dead. annie mccormick is live at cottman and busle ton avenue with car and canopy parts were scattered all over the place. >> reporter: matt, they are still out here, the car is still here they are waiting for a philadelphia police tow truck to come out here to remove it from the scene. even taking a look at it, you can see the windshield. we're seeing that the axle was broken which means the tire popped off. i want to show you how far it was that the car came to a rest. you can see recipes of canopy the victim was sitting under and to the right of it. all of the debris is stil

walter mccormick, president and ceo of u.s. telecom, and chris lewis of public knowledge, he's the vice president there. mr. mccormick, in the year or so since the fcc made the decision on net neutrality, how has that affected your member companies? >> guest: it doesn't affect us operationally day-to-day because the open internet standards are standards that we agree with; the no blocking, the no throttling, the no paid authorization. we have supported their adoption as regulations under 706 authority, we support their enactment into law by the united states congress. but what we objected to was the way in which the fcc went about the open internet standards i. adopted them as regulations pursuant to common carrier authority. this is a 19th century form of regulation, originally applied to common carriers like railroads, trucking companies and airlines. it has been repealed for all of those traditional common carriers, and we don't think common carrier regulation is the right form of regulation for the 21st century internet, so

reporting live in germantown, annie mccormick channel 6 "action news." >>> new this morning, a gunman killed three people in a series of shootings that ended at a lawn care company in kansas. 14 other people were injured. cedric ford was killed in a shootout with police. they say they have an idea on the motive and insist it is not connected to terrorism. police remained in a standoff with the gunman's roommate after the gunman was killed. >>> spca believes i want has uncovered a dog fighting operation in the germantown section of the city. officials found ten dead pitbulls and seven dead pitbulls across the in a vacant home across the street. authorities have yet to identify any suspects. >>> donald trump recently noted that marco rubio hadn't said anything bad about him and he wondered if that would change. he need not wonder any more. they debated in houston and gloves came over. marco rubio took swings at trump. >>> you're the only one who has been find to work on your projects illegally. >>> i'm the only one who hired people. >>> while fireworks flew over topics over immigration

mccormick is calling on premier's board to engage in talks. mccormick has been on a roll. it's down 2.25% on this. >> do you have oxo stock cubes? >> no idea what that is. >> it's for gravy. they make very, very good gravy. crucial, of course, for a sunday roast. >> stock cubes for gravy. >> they're going to fully export all my favorite british foods. no one is going to buy these goods because you don't even know what they are. >> you'll introduce them to us. >> maybe they want to hire me as the face of it. >> i have a few more mccormick stories for you. chesapeake energy ceo receiving $15.4 million in total pay last year. that was up 5% from 2014, capping a year when the energy producer actually lost more than $14 billion. the company says it hasn't set pregnancy targets yet this year, citing volatility in oil and gas prices. more compensation news here. aig ceo peter hancock's comp rose more than 3% last year to $12.5 million. that's despite the board's determination. aig's board awarded hancock and other executives three quarters of short-term comp amounts last year wit

the hendrix center is where we find mike mccormick. gabrielle: clemson just scored, john. john: the room just erected in shouting and applause as clemson took the lead. -- interrupted in shouting and applause. 400 students packed the hendrix center. they are hoping, just hoping, that in about an hour, they will have something to celebrate. four f's is not a good report card, but tonight, it stood for free food, football, and >> my parents both went there. john: how is that going over? >> i was a little jealous. john: most students would like to be in arizona, but they made the best of it. >> it is still exciting. wherever tigers fans are, it is exciting. >> we love watching the game. john: just as much fun? >> yes. john: at the nearby club, it was football under the stars. even if the temperatures were in the mid 30's. >> it is chilly and i came wearing my jacket. i'm ready for the cold. and to watch the tigers. >> it is chilly, but no place i would never what's the game. john: the lucky ones found a table inside. this group state their claim 12 years -- 12 hours ago. , th

we have team cover on on the walkout with annie mccormick and karen rogers. >> let's get weather first. >> reporter: we're cooler this morning, not a lot of windy, but we'll get breaks from the clouds and transition to mostly sunny skies. the winds will pick up in the majority of the day. 54 degrees, a light wind out of the northwest right now. 51 degrees in allentown. 54 in millville. 57 in cape may. here's how it will go today, cloud cover early, 51 degrees by 7:00 a.m. 10:00 a.m., 52 brightening up. 54 by noon. 6:00 p.m., 61 is the high, we don't hold that stronger. very long. we have a cool and breezy forecast ahead and nice forecast for election day. >> reporter: don't forget we have yet another day of no buses, no trollies no subways. you can take the regional rails through the strike. we have seen delays 30 minute delays that seemed to hold true, we had a few trains here and there that were closer to an hour. the median elwin line showed issues with overcrowding with trains that were so crowded they bypassed stations. expect delays across the board with the regional rails. live

live in center city, annie mccormick channel 6 "action news." back to you. >> thank you anney. >>> developing this morning, philadelphia firefighters rescued two young children fighting through flames in olney to get to them to save their lives. they were rushed to the hospital in critical condition. katherine scott is live at the scene with the overnight details. what do we know katherine? >> reporter: tam, the two children were trapped on the second floor of the home when firefighters found them and rescued them. they were taken to the hospital in critical condition. we are told this morning they remain in critical condition. fire crews were on the scene throughout the evening. now a police vehicle sits outside the home as the investigation continues on the 300 block of east sheldon street in olney. firefighters were called out around 9:45 p.m. and here within 4 minutes. 9 fire commissioner said there was heavy smoke inside the home all the way down to the floor. during the course of the fire fight they rescued two children who were trapped. a

geoff: mike mccormick is live. still good bit of ice there. mike? mike: i don't know you can see it, but flurries are coming down. the wind is blowing them this way. this is highway 29 going towards we have westgate mall over to the right. the roads not looking so great. they are slick, and the sheer solid sheet of white. whether it be compressed snow or snow on ice. you can see the plows scraping the road, but it is not getting all of it. in spartanburg, they say the roads are fun, but dangerous. they wanted to go out and have fun. they say a has not been a problem for them because they have only seen about four cars on the road. i just spoke with spartanburg emergency dispatcher. they say, no accidents right now, but they are warning, stay off the roads. they warned that the accident numbers will climb, just as they did yesterday. you can see this car going along behind me. it is dangerous. slow going, like that car, is the best advice if you are out here. if you do not have to get out, don't get out. they're close to 400 people wit power in spart

for now reporting live at the fern rock station, annie mccormick channel6 "action news." back to you. >> thanks so much annie. >>> now let's turn to "action news" reporter katherine spot live at the septa station in ardmore montgomery county. katherine. >> reporter: erin, commuters are bracing themselves for crowds on the platforms, crowds in the rail cars as this first rush gets under way since the holiday weekend but as you take a look right now here in ardmore, you can see it's quiet. that's expected to change soon. septa says there is not a short term fix for this. there are now 13,000 fewer seats than usual on the regional rail and with the remaining cars expected to be so packed, don't be surprised if you're standing there and the train bypasses your station especially as you get closer to the city. septa is encouraging riders to look at their whole network for other options to get to work. there's the trolley, the market frankford line or drive to south philadelphia and use one of the 1600 parking spots at the old navy hospital and walk to the broad street subway.

reporting live from camden, annie mccormick channel6 "action news." back to you erin back to you. >> thanks so much annie. >>> developing overnight a man was gunned down execution style behind a storage facility in west philadelphia. someone shot a man in his 20's at l imes. it happened on the 5500 block of samson street. the victim had no i.d. on him. police will check cameras from the stores and surrounding businesses for information on that homicide. >> detectives are trying sort out a wild case of deadly gunfire in south jersey. the scenes are along the atlantic city expressway, the garden state parkway an wawa parking lot. an suv riddled in bullet holes showed up at the wawa in egg harbor township yesterday afternoon. there were four shooting victims in the suv. another shooting victim was pound found in another vehicle on the garden state parkway. that victim later died. investigators say the people involved all knew each other and they think there may have been a third vehicle involved. we'll have the latest in a live report coming up at 5:30 a

mike mccormick. mike: that is the roof, and if you think that is scary, you should see what happened blocks from here. tina was driving this car when a limb fell onto the windshield. >> i was watching the car in front of me, and all of a sudden, it was like 3-d. mike: she and the driver of the suv were following a tour caused

"action news" reporter, annie mccormick is live at saint christopher's hospital where the child was taken for treatment. good morning, annie. >> reporter: good morning, tam, that's right, four people shot in the latest shooting, three adults, but the one everyone has their eye on this morning is that 6-year-old boy who was shot in the chest and in the arm, he remains in critical condition at saint christopher's hospital. we'll take a look at the video from the scene. we are told this happened before 11:30 last night. 14 district officers responded to the 5500 block of west carson. multiple cars and homes were hit. police found 50 shell casings from multiple type ofs weapons, including -- types of of weapons, including ak-47 assault weapon. police believe the 29-year-old in the vehicle with the boy was the intended target. >> him and another 29-year-old male were located inside a vehicle en route to the hospital. that 29-year-old victim was shot five times, chest, stomach, both arms and leg. two other males, 29 years old and 32 years old were shot in the extremities, once in the arm and on

annie mccormick channel 6 "action news." matt and tam. >>> now to a developing story, firefighters battled severe weather while putting out a marina fire at the jersey shore. seven boats were ablazed along old sea isle boulevard in sea isle city. some of the boats had fuel on board and said it accelerated the flames. the fire marshal is investigating a cause. >>> now we're going over to katherine scott she's got more on road conditions after the storm. she's live along the schuylkill expressway with a little bit of good news. good morning, katherine. >> reporter: good morning, tam, that's right, we have an huge improvement on the roads. we are along the city avenue, westbound lanes there's a little bit of a traffic backup because it's rush hour not storm related. overnight down by the road over by girard and montgomery in the eastbound lanes there are major problems on the schuylkill expressway. flooding shut down the eastbound lanes for hours. crews were out unclogging the storm drains, once that was done they had to clear

riding along 76, annie mccormick channel 6 "action news." >>> let's take a live look at philadelphia international. up to two feet of snow possible in the northeast, airlines are planning ahead. all major airlines have i should waves for travel over the weekend. they are allowing passengers to rebook on earlier or later flights without a penalty. american is allowing customers travel running through nine airports through philadelphia and southern virginia to change their flights without a penalty. customers have to fly between today and sunday to be eligible. if a travel alert affects you, you may be able to change your trip online tore -- or make a call to american airlines. >>> look for constant updates 6abc.com and "action news" facebook page and twitter feed. >>> police wants temple university students to be on alert because of an armed robbery. a man approached a woman who was not a student and he took her purse and cell phone, but did not hurt her. >>> new on "action news," trenton police are investigating the latest homicide. they tell us gunfire erupted after 8:30 in the 100

geoff: mike mccormick, again, seeing some ice there. mike: we have been keeping our eye on this card. you can see the brake lights and what looks like the reverse lights. some bushes, on the edge of a parking lot at a shopping center. it looks like different tires are off the ground. the driver is ok, just slid off the road. that is proof of how bad the roads are. we have talked to a couple of people who have been out joyriding this morning. they say it is fun, but dangerous. it is sheer white on all sides of the road. it is icy, slick. you might get a little traction on the snow, but not much at all. we talked to emergency dispatchers said they hope you will stay off the roads. they dealt with a lot of accidents yesterday, and are concerne of will rise and more people getting out on the roads. the roads are dangerous. police have been here, dot has been here to try to help the car that went off the road, and they were unable to get the car back on the road. beer keeping a close eye to see what will happen. greenville officials say that

mccormick, 2. dr. mark feldman, 2. john mcafee, 7. governor gary johnson, 11. >> arkansas. .> arkansas, the natural state one of only two states in the nation that produces diamonds and it is also produced the gem of clinton and huckabee. arkansas cast its votes as follows. none of the above, one vote. mark alan feldman, one vote. john mcafee, three votes. and gary johnson, for various. -- four votes. >> california. >> fellow libertarians. i'm chair of the libertarian party california. i want to use a couple of people. and a candidate for the california state assembly 42nd district in the upcoming two senate primary. california has 35 candidates running in open primary for u.s. senator. we have two of them who are libertarians and they are right here. [applause] california, the golden state with a gold was stolen long ago of this -- by the socialists of sacramento has 115 votes to cast. one vote for heidi zeman. kevin mccormick, 3 votes. four votes for darrell parry. four votes for mark feldman. 21 votes for john mcafee. 33 votes for