chris sowers has all the details from accuweather. >> the search is on for theives who bust into a northeast philadelphia town home overnight and police say the bandits may have picked the home after reading the post on social media from one of the victims. >> a teenager is behind bars for shooting three people at a pittsburgh area mall. 50 degrees right. >> reporter: some areas today in the mid 50s by tuesday morning areas to the north may have snow on the ground. the farther south you are the warmer it will be today. the farther north you live, the possibility of freezing sleet and rain tomorrow. in the meantime there's the view in cape may. we have the high, thin clouds up above. which kept the temperatures fairly mild during the overnight hours, that will help us out overnight tonight and tomorrow morning. everybody is above freezing except for areas north and west, reading and allentown sitting at the freezing mark of 32.

dover, 42 arena wildwood, 43. satellite and radar, we have a cold front sitting right there along the p-a/new york state line that will drift to the south over the next 24 to 36 hours. that means the colder air will funnel back in from new england. you can see where it's situated by double scan live. rain to the west where we are picking up the shades of blue, that's a combination of sleet and freezing rain. this which's like it's falling in our neck of the woods is not reaching the ground at this point. we're monitoring this over the next 24 hours. today is like a spring fling, if you will, 50 degrees in philadelphia. 54 55, millville dover jersey shore, 50, as well. winter weather advisory goes into effect monday as the cold air works south. yairms in the lavender -- areas shaded in the lavender color

could see snow and ice into tuesday morning. >> remember anytime wintery weather moves into the area. you can keep track of the conditions with the storm tracker 6 live app. it will give you hourly and seven day tbraferlts and -- forecasters and videos from our team of meteorologists at 6abc.com. >> the big story on "action news" sunday morning, is a rash of armed robberies in two counties. under -- >> reporter: one a invasion after a man bragged on social media about an inheritance. police say the men were armed with guns and wearing marked for identification. a witness said the men jumped into a car that had a colorado license plate and sped off. the car was found a few blocks away with one man in it, that man has been taken into custody.

investigators say one of the victims had recently bragged on facebook that he had inherited some expensive jewelry. in the tacony section police are search e searching for the gunman in a robbery of a man. it happened on the 6600 block of edmund street. the man was robbed as he got out of his car. the gunman took off on foot with cash. >> in delaware county, police are looking for two armed robber he is who held up the china king restaurant. police were called after two men armed with guns entered the restaurant. they robbed the place and took a tip jar. nobody was hurt during the robbery. police in trenton are searching for suspects in a deadly shooting at an apartment overnight. it happened on the 900 block of

riverside drive at the brookville commons. a man was shot several times. he was rushed to the hospital where he later died from his wounds. >> a teenager is in police custody following a shooting inside a large shopping mall near pittsburgh. police arrested the teen at 3:15. charged with shooting inside amacy's store in monroeville. three people were shot. >> one of the three people shot was a targeted individual. it's not a random. we have evidence that leads to that. the intended target and another man are in critical condition. a woman is in stable condition. the teenage suspect is being held at allegheny county jail he'll be charged as an adult. >> there's no confirmation from a pennsylvania health department that a teenage boy in montgomery county has contracted measles. police have not said where he

lives. montgomery county health officials say the teen is being isolated at his home. specimens have been delivered to the health department. >> a new standardize test students will take next month. supporters say it's better than previous tests because it tries to gauge critical thinking bill. lawmakers are considering a bill that will let's students opt out of testing. dewey beach has reached an agreement with park mobile it allows to pay for parking with park mobile.

rehoboth beach and louis use the parking service. park mobile charges an additional 50 cent fee for each transaction. now to an "action news" exclusive, firefighters came to the rescue when a dock fell into a reservoir in wilmington. the water temperature was well below freezing. annie mccormick was there for the dramatic rescue. >> reporter: the frantic 98 # call came from this dog answer other than saturday morning after she fell through the ice at the wilmington reservoir. >> she was yelping and crying. she was trying to get herself out, every time she would climb on the ice it would break away and slip back in. >> enter engine five only "action news" was there as the crews arrived. >> myself and ralph got our suits and hopped in there as quickly as we could.

the rescue boat spooked her. i jumped into the water and scooped her up. >> reporter: into the arms of the department. crews estimate the water temperature was 20 degrees, they were shocked the little girl may have been been she was staying afloat. the 1-year-old is lexie. she loves birds and that's what lured her to the ice. she shivered for a half-hour after a dramatic rescue and is warm and grateful. >> that's what we're here for we make rescues put out fires and save dogs, and cats, whatever it takes. >> when he came back in the vehicle he had warm blankets to wrap her up, and he had his two

daughters, too, and they happy to see the dog. >> you can see a young new jersey bear cub 24 hours a day as he grows up. this shows mike in the incubator in north jersey. only mike survived. the refuge will care for the four week old cub until they can find a nursing bear in the mild to foster the newborn. >> good and bad news in the powerball drawing the bad news is you didn't wind. the good news nobody did. the jackpot is $450 million for next week's drawer. the last time anyone hit a powerball was november 30th. the jumbo jackpot will be this wednesday. it's close to a record. if you missed last night's drawing.

5, 10, 21, 34, 58 and the powerball is 33. we'll have the next drawing right here on "action news" at 11:00 p.m. on wednesday. >> i'm glad i get another chance. >> try try gearn. >> -- again. >> much more to come on "action news" sunday morning. the debate whether to vaccinate your child or not. >> a volcano in southern gawt guatemala spews ash on cars and much more. we have a look at the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, with chris sowers. it's a bit of a rollercoaster ride. we'll be right back. >>

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>> this is the latest video from mexico of the cale mia volcano. authorities are maintaining a yellow alert meaning that the volcano is showing activity and residents should prepare to be evacuated. it's the most active volcano in mexico. >> mild -- well [laughter]. >> reporter: this is spring mountain, people hitting the slopes taking advantage of the mild temperatures. 38 degrees in philadelphia.

millville, 40. we're expecting highs close to 50 degrees millville 54, 55, dover, same thing. north and west with the snow cover it will be hard to get temperatures that high. let's say 40 degrees for allentown and reading. there will be a large temperature gradiant this afternoon. lots of clouds in place that's kind of riding the arctic front or the cold front that's running this u.s./canadian border. that's going to be dropping to the south over the next 24, 36 hours. this low pressure area here will ride the front pull into the delaware valley first thing tomorrow morning. with a little cold air in place and this thrown in we have the ingredients for a wintry mix. this could create problems especially after the morning commute after precipitation picks up in intensity. 9:30, most of the area steers clear of any icing. it's starting to develop in the lehigh valley. all that again starts dropping

south and east as the day wears on. this is accuweather's thinking at this point right now. the monday morning commute looks like mainly rain, light rain for the i-95 corridor. mixing. sleet and freezing rain for the pennsylvania turnpike and the poconos. by the evening commute let's say sleeting or freezing rain and sleet in the city. light snow for the lehigh valley and raining south and east always temperatures will be on the mild side across the south jersey and delaware. the time line looks like from 7:00 a.m. to 11:00 a.m., wintery mix expected for areas north and west, light rain in the i-95 corridor. south jersey and delaware not doing much of anything at all. 11:00 a.m., to 7:00 a.m. wintry mix north and west, raining south and east. tomorrow evening going into tuesday morning light snow north and west, in the city we'll see flakes mixing in at this point.

icy accumulations on the minor side. main roads will be wet. anything untreated will be enough to crete slick spots from now through -- create slick spots, from now through the 10:00 p.m. as far as the snow it's not a heavy storm system but the city and areas to the south not much of anything at all. coating to an inch for reading pilots, quaker townl -- quakertown and doylestown. 2 to 4 in the poconos. 1 in the lehigh valley and more towards the 2 in the poconos rather than the 4 and coating rather than an inch for this gray shade from pottstown to doylestown town. lots of clouds, mild, 50 for philadelphia. low to mid 50s south and east, overnight tonight, cloudy skies drizzle breaking out after midnight. rain towards dawn, 30 degrees

north and west, 35 for the city. 38 and falling tomorrow, rain in the city, mixed all areas north and west, clouds limited sunshine for tuesday 43, increasing clouds wednesday 37. thursday the arctic front pulls through, there could snow showers with that, 35 and falling. if we're lucky for friday we have a high of 20 degrees overnight low of 5. >> lucky? >> reporter: i'm being optimistic with that. >> a dance marathon took over an montgomery county elementary school this weekend. ♪ these kids move their feet for 12 hours in montgomery elementary school in north wales. they began at 8:00 a.m. and kept on going until 8:00 p.m. it wasn't just for fun the kids raised more than $22,000 for childhood cancer. it is modeled after the penn

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>> reporter: meet honey of west chester she is the mother of two twin boys who had a vaccination reaction. >> they were diagnosed with autism. >> reporter: the twins had an underlying my doe -- disorder. >> reporter: there's a debate over whether vaccines are safe for everyone. a member of the group talking about curing autism contends that unfortunately the vaccines are not safe for everyone. >> there are 8 # cases that have gone to court and getten competition related to vaccines.

>> reporter: doctors at bryn mawr hospital say they are rare. >> they are very, very rare, they may have neurological problems, if a baby had that reaction, they are not going to get the vaccine again. >> reporter: the government needs to do a better job making sure vaccines are safe for everyone. >> they are needed, but the way they are produced and the rate they are produced they are given is damaging to our kids. >> reporter: parents should have conversation with their doctors and any potential side effects and weighing the risk of getting a vaccination versus not getting one. >> meanwhile studies have found that there's no link between vaccines and autism.

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>> reporter: welcome back everyone, 9:24 sunday morning, the day planner looks nice, not as nice as yesterday. temperatures wise we'll be shooting for a high of 50 degrees. it will be a nice day lots of clouds around, temperatures mild for this time of the year. we have a front that's sitting like this. this is a cold front. to the north temperatures are cold. but to the south winds out of the southwest we're picking up the milder weather. don't mindment blue, none of this is reaching the ground. what will happen, that front will drop like this and allow

the cold to funnel into new england. it will run into the warm air and that means icing issues north and west of philadelphia. the rush hour impacts looks like. tomorrow, minor impacts in the morning, it will be confined to the lehigh valley. there could minor issues up there. the targeted areas are the evening commute tomorrow, icy patches developing with sleet and freezing rain, tuesday morning, ice and accumulating snow. it will be this time frame right here where we have to allow ourselves extra time. >> i think we'll focus on the 50 degrees. two internet companies are getting ready to sue the fcc if it's regulates high speed internal. verizon and atat will file a lieutenant if it classifies the internet as a public utility.

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>> the calm before the next storm, we are enjoying a mild weekend, as more wintry weather knocks on our doorstep. >> new england perhaps for another brutal blow from old man wintery. more snow on top of the heaping piles that remain. >> the already crowded race for mayor of philadelphia groals bigger this weekend. -- grows bigger this weekend. >> first outside we go to chris sowers with accuweather. >> reporter: hi, guys, warming up nicely, probably didn't need the gloves. temperatures are close to 40 degrees. philadelphia 38. millville, 40. dover, 42. wildwood, 43 and then colder conditions still to the northwestly. allentown sitting at the freezing mark of 32. same number for reading county poconos 30.

the tomorrow morning these numbers will be critical here, 32 degrees that's the magic number, we go above that whatever rain falls does not freeze on contact. if we stay at the freezing mark we deal with the icing conditions. north and west, they are below freezing and not climbing during the day as the winds shift out of the north and west and drives the colder air into lehigh valley. >> reporter: 26 in reading philadelphia, 28 and trenton 2025 degrees. we're talking about high temperatures in the 50s today and 20s and 30s tomorrow. tomorrow morning at 7:00 a.m. looks like the city points south and east, you're already, north and west there could be sleet arena freezing rain developing that increases in intensity and coverage throughout the day. 6:00 a.m. to 10:00 p.m., many areas have flipped to snow. today is like a spring day and

tomorrow old man winter rears his you cannily head. in the 40s this morning and high of 50 degrees. >> it's a tale of two coasts with two big storms hitting each. out west a second bout of scroam scroam -- extreme weather is bearing down on the california. >> reporter: in the west, nearly 6 inches of rain expected in already storm-ravaged areas. neighborings rushing to clean up downed trees and power lines from friday's storm before the next one hits. take a look at the roof of the 90-foot pine street in berkeley, california. it's massive standing next to

it. nobody was hurt. the east coast bracing for another round of snow and freezing rain that could break records in parts of new england. the weather system threatening to bring a foot of snow. we've had snow week after week after week, i meant hadn't been like this in ages. >> is there a danger of snow fatigue? >> reporter: i think so, yes. >> reporter: a power snowstorm brought 2 feet of snow in spots. on monday, some areas received a foot of snow and now we are expected to get over another foot of snow on top of it all. in northern california the rain is expected to start in a few hours and last through the day abc news, sacramento, california. >> a woman was hurt when she tried to save her pets from a burning home in delaware county this weekend. it happened on the 300 block of frances street in drexel hill.

flames were shooting from the frirls floor of the two -- first floor of the two story home. the woman suffered burns on her arms as she tried to rescue two cats from inside, the woman is being treated at the hospital. the cause is under investigation. in delaware, the search is on for who sparked a fire at two homes. firefighters were called to the 700 block of palm tree lane in claymont at 3:45 p.m. they found flames shooting from the second floor. the fire jumped to a second house. one woman was treated for smoke. >> a police dispatcher from new jersey was arrested in a deadly pedestrian crash. police say he was driving under the influence. 29-year-old was walking on the shoulder of tilton road in galloway township friday morning. police say he was struck by a car. the man died at the scene the driver was arrested and charged

with dui. drunk driving was suspected in a multi-vehicle crash that hurt four people in the olney section of philadelphia. it happened on adams avenue and crescentville road. police say one of the drivers lost control and set off the crash. all were taken to area hospitals, no one had life threatening injuries including the suspected drunk driver. charges are pending. the parents of kala mural released a statement from arizona saying they remain hopeful she is alive. isis said she was killed by an airstrike carried out by the

coalition. you can hear more on the strategy to battle isis. abc's george stephanopoulos will talk to retired general alan on 6abc at 10:30. secretary of state john kerry is denying any rift over ukraine between the u.s. and it's european allies. this is newly released video of the trans asia flight that went down in taipei. if you look closer you can see the survivor knocking on the cabin window in ant effort to get rescuer's attention. 15 people escaped. in the aftermath trans asia announced that 71 pilots will undergo new proficiency tests after it was learned that the

pilots on the domed flights shut down the wrong engines after the other one had gone idle. in georgia, there was a shootout where seven were shot five died and two are in the hospital. the shooter went on the rampage in douglassville georgia. some of the children were shot as they tried to run 'away two people survived. bruce jener was involved in the deadly crash on the famed california pacific coast highway. the driver was killed when her car veered into on coming traffic. jenner walked away unharmed. protesters called to an end of fracking in california. police say the crowd was 2,000.

the demonstrators under jerry brown to ban fracking that ininvestigates water and sand and chemicals deep into the ground. the bro testers say fracking worsens climbed change and contributed to california historic drought. there's no evidence that fracking causes any harm. >> another candidate has thrown his hat into the ring for the race of mayor doug oliver shared his vision for the city. >> we as a city want something we've always gotten. this is a beautiful day. >> oliver is the first candidate to enter the race. the field includes lynn abraham nelson diaz, state senator

anthony williams and jim kenny. >> today is a day to get a look at hot rod and concept cars at the philadelphia auto show. thousands have been checking out the cool rides this past week. you can get a look at the newest models and the future vehicle promote times until 8:00 p.m. tonight. >> 9:39 there is much more to come on sunday morning edition of "action news." you need to hear why this little guy's birthday is so fitting. >> getting artistic with legos we'll show you a brand new exhibit in philadelphia that features artworks justing just the children's toys. taking a look outside through sky6 live hd a look at the philadelphia airport where things are moving right along meteorologist chris sowers has the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast when "action news" comes right back.

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>> firefighters have gained the upper hand on a wind-driven wildfire that's burning at the base of the sierra nevada mountains. dieing winds and rains have helped efforts to contain the wildfire. it is now 50% contained. one firefighter was treated for smoke inhalation. >> meteorologist chris sowers is here, we're talking about a mild day today but changes are coming. it's not a big storm but it's annoying, we'll have to focus our attention on tomorrow afternoon when the temperatures drop and we pick up the freezing rain and sleet. in the meantime you'll love today, there's the view in penns landing, we're starting to pick up sunshine as a couple folks jogging and enjoying the mild change we're seeing right now. temperatures have been bitter cold over the last couple of days. as a matter of fact we had single digit temperatures a few mornings ago. this is nice, refreshing.

storm tracker 6 live double scan showing nothing but patchy drizzle toward the state college area. most locations above freezing with the exception. reading and allentown. dover, 42 degrees, most areas south of philadelphia, should climb into the low 50s today. watching this area of low pressure right here, now this line, this is the storm track you can kind of follow the clouds that gives you an idea where the storm will be traveling. if that line was factory to the south, this low -- was farther to the south this low would have dropped farther to the south. it is run over the delaware valley the northern portions it's going to act like a train car on the tracks, it will follow as it hits the east coast. colder temperatures come in and eventually we get into ice be. by 7:00 a.m. the morning commute will be nice and quiet. maybe freezing drizzle in the lehigh valley, maybe sleet pellets mixed in.

as the morning gets going into the afternoon it will increase in coverage and intensity, what i am trying to say here. eventually it will slip over to light snow. you can see in the afternoon the freezing rain and sleet will go over to snow. by the evening commute it's snowing north and west of philadelphia. sleet and freezing rain across the i-95 corridor and light rain across south jersey and delaware. again, doesn't look like a tremendous event not a huge amount of ice or snow with the system, but enough to create the slick spots out there. tracking the ice by 10:00 a.m., mainly confined to areas well west of philadelphia and the lehigh valley. you can see how the ice line nudges closer and closer to the city. by 4:00 p.m. it's probably in the city and areas to the north. trenton and allentown reporting freezing rain and sleet. as far as the snow, we're not looking at a tremendous amount of snow. this model right here, says 1.7. the concensus is saying not much

in the city, but more for the lehigh valley. 3.8 for the european model an 89rpm has under an inch. if you take all those numbers and put them on a map. this is what it looks like basically nothing from the pennsylvania south, you go north of there a coating to an inch, reading, pottstown and doylestown quakertown and allentown, the lehigh valley one to two inches. during the day it's mainly sleet and freezing rain. poconos 2 to 4 inches when all is said and done by tuesday morning. lots of clouds, milder high of 50 degrees winds out of the north/northeast at 5 to 10 miles per hour. cloudy skies overnight tonight 30 degrees outlying suburbs, 35 for center city. light rain towards dawn. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, falling temperatures for tomorrow 38 degrees to start things out. by afternoon we're hovering close to the freezing mark. we is get into tuesday, 43 it's a quiet afternoon.

wednesday is fairly quite. 37. thursday the arctic front comes barreling through, 35 is early in the day and friday we're stuck in the low 20s for highs. >> up and down. >> thanks, chris. >> a unique exhibit has opened at the franklin institute kids of all ages are getting great ideas for buildings with legos at the exhibit the art of the brick. the artist behind this has taken classic works of arts an transformed them into sculptures made of legos. he built a 20 not long replica of a t-rex skeleton.

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>> welcome back on this sunday morning, 9:54, 40 degrees, sky6 live hd taking a live look at cape may, new jersey. we're going up to 50 today, but then, winter weather comes back. in sports today traffic news from college basketball. dean smith the former coach at north carolina has died. he mentored many hall of fame players including basketball great michael jordon. jeff skeverski has the rest of the of your sunday morning sports. >> reporter: flyers face off with the washington capitols today at 3:00 p.m. in a crucial game. flyers coming into play are 11 points out of a wild card shot.

the flyers are calling these games must-win games for them to get back into the playoff race. >> we have to play the games here, we have to win all four. we have to make sure we win them on one on one battles and play the game smart. >> sixers 0-10e -- 10 coming into play without michael carter williams. he is out because of that big right toe. defense starting it all. nerlens noel with the block third quarter how about nerlens noel with the slams. sixers within 1. tim frazier be making the start for ncw. sixers up 4.

4th quarter they put it away, covington again sixers win 89-81. their fourth win at home. herb mcgee is the wins his 1,000th career game last night. the hall of famer, the shock doctor has won them all at this school over the last 48 seasons. >> when this season is over and i'm talking to some of the guys at the coaches convention i'm sure i'll bust on frannie dunphy and phil martelli about having more wins than they do, for now it's a matter of relief and we

have practice tomorrow morning. you guys didn't know that. >> reporter: come on coach you're worrying about practice this morning here's the banner hanging in the gym in east falls. congratulations to herb. budwiser said a baby clydesdale horse was born during the super bowl game. it became a new member of legendary clydesdale which are seen during the commercials of the games. the baby is called arizona. mom and baby is doing just fine and we could see this little guy in future super bowl ads. >> he is a beauty. there's much more to come on sunday morning edition of "action news." we have an update on a young bear cub that was orphaned in north jersey and in the air of a wildlife refuge. >> parking at a delaware beach

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in the news we're tracking the possibility of more wintry weather. what does it mean for the morning commute tomorrow? chris sowers has the details from accuweather. >> the search is on for thieves who burst into a northeast philadelphia town home tonight and the victims may have alerted the bandits on social media. the latest in a live report. >> a teenager is behind barrels accused of shooting three people at a pittsburgh area mall. plus, chris sowers is at the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast. hey chris. >> reporter: hey, nydia it's not so much tomorrow morning rather the evening. all locations will drop back down below freezing. 34 in fleetwood. pottstown, 37. saint davids 367. center city and chester 39 degrees. mid 40s upper 40s across south jersey. buena, 48 degrees, smyrna, 44. dover, 45 and avalon 42.

places like buena and dover will reach 55 degrees today when all is said and done. we'll have an incredible amount of warmth charging in from the south. at the same time we have this cold air pushing south to the north. we have this little battle going on across the lehigh valley. allentown, it will be hard to reach 40 degrees. those areas could see more icing than what we deal with in the city. satellite and radar there you go, we're stuck in the clouds all day long, pits, -- pittsburgh buffalo binghamton cloudy. 50 degrees is the forecasted high for philadelphia. low to mid 50s south and east, low 40s north and west, allentown on the fence 40, 41. the a winter weather advisory goes inteerveght for monday. this -- into effect for monday, this area shaded in lavender, these are areas that could see

icing issues especially in the afternoon. i'll talk about that when i come right back. >> remember when any winter weather moves in the area, track it with the storm tracker 6 live app. it will give you the latest forecasts and videos from our team of meteorologists all available for download at 6abc.com. >> the big story on "action news" this sunday morning is the search for armed bandits wanted in a home invasion overnight. >> three men who live in a town home were targeted by the theives and police say social media may have tipped off the theives to the recent inheritance. annie mccormick has all the details. annie? >> reporter: nydia and sharrie police are looking for three suspects. they also one of the victims inside the town home recently came into an inheritance on his

instagram and facebook pages he was posting pictures of money and jewelry. three men armed with guns and wearing masks forced their way into a townhome in the somerton section of the city. police tell "action news" that the males fled in a hurry and left two handguns inside the apartment, the victims cell phones were discovered outside. the victim's neighbor said he heard glass breaking and went into his safe and got his handgun. it not known if the neighbor scared the males away. >> they jumped out of a second floor window after they held up the kids in the house. after i chased them down, they ran so fast, two officers showed up and flashed on me, i told them i had a side arm. they asked me to put my hands on

my head until i verified who i was. they were very professional about everything they did. >> reporter: also this morning nearby, police stopped and showed police activity on beverly road in south hampton ton. it was south hampton ton police that found the man who matched the description of one who was placed here at the scene. we do not know for sure if the vehicle was involved in the home invasion. they have no one in custody but looking for three suspects. reporting live in somerton, annie mccormick channel 6 "action news." >> thank you. meantime, in the city's tacony section police are searching for the gunman in a robbery of a man after he arrived home overnight. it happened after 12:30 on the 6600 block of he edmund street. police say the man was robbed as he got out of his car the

gunman took off on foot with cash. police are looking for two armed robbers who held up a restaurant. "action news" was on the scene at 500 block of east baltimore boulevard in east land down. they robbed the place and took a tip jar nobody was hurt during the robbery. >> from our new jersey newsroom police in trenton are searching for suspects at a deadly shooting at an apartment overnight. it happened on the 1900 block of riverside drive at the brookville commons. police say a man was shot several times and rushed to the hospital where he later died from his wounds. >> a teenager is in custody following a shooting inside a large shopping mall. police arrested the teen at # 15:00 a.m. he is charged with shooting inside a macy's store. three were shot, but only one of

the victim was the intended target. >> one of the three people who was shot was a targeted individual. it was not a random. we have evidence that leads to that. >> the intended target and another man are in critical condition. the teenager will be charged as an adult. >> there's no confirmation from the pennsylvania health department that a teenage girl from montgomery county has contracted measles. officials have not said where the 15-year-old lives. the teen is being isolated at his home while his condition is being evaluated.ecimens have been delivered to the state public health lab. a philadelphia woman is accused of killing her 10-year-old stepdaughter. prosecutors have charged her

with inflicting a series of horrific injuries. the girl died from an infection caused by 6 broken ribs. the child had fractured skull and broken shoulder and brain damage. her lawyer said the girl was beaten by her father who hanged himself. brennen was accused of sexual abuse. this case is in the hands of the state supreme court. >> the mayor of paulsboro, new jersey, will be in court on tuesday, to face dui charges. mayor jeffrey hamilton was arrested last december during a traffic stop.

police pulled him over after a 911 caller alerted him to an erratic driver in woolrich township. he failed a field sobriety test. a state test will be given next month, some parents are railing against the test. lawmakers meantime are considering a bill that would let parents have students opt out of standardsized testing. >> dewy beach say drivers can use their cell phone to pay for parking this summer. park mobile allows you to pay for metered parking with a mobile app. other beach towns use the

service, parking meter rates in dewy are 1.50 per hour. park mobile charges a 50 cent fee for each transaction. >> a family pet is home safe and sound after a rescue caught on the action cam in delaware. a goldsen doodle fell into the icy water at reservoir yesterday. lexie was trying to climb out of the icy water and struggling. the rescue boat was scaring here. after 20 minutes firefighters jumped into to scoop her up and pull her to safety and into the arms of her owner. >> we got warm blankets to wrap her up, the owner had his two daughters and that made us happy to see that they saw that the dog was okay. >> lexie is warm and safe with

her family. >> you can watch a young new jersey bear cub 24 hours a day as it grows up. this webcam view shows mike earlier this morning in his incubator at woodlands wildlife rescue. the rescue took in bears after a hunter shot their mother in self-defense. they will look for a wild bear to foster the newborn. herb magee won his 1,000th game this weekend all at a small east falls school.e coach is in his 48th seasonality philly -- season at

philly-u. etches his usual low -- he was his usual low key self after the the win. >> it was a relief. it finally happened. it doesn't look too good early but it did happen. >> coach magee graduated from philly-u. he turned down a job with the boston celtics in 1967. >> good news and bad news in the powerball drawing. the bad news you didn't win the good news, no one did. the jackpot is worth 450 millions dollars for night's drawk. the last time anyone hit the powerball was november 30 when a washington state woman won $90 million. wednesday's drawing fall also short of the record which is

590 million. here the winning numbers 5 10, 21 34, 58 and the powerball was 33. we'll have the drawing on "action news" at 11:00 p.m. come wednesday. taking a movie going experience to a whole new lerchl. we'll talk -- a whole new level. we'll he tell you about 4d. >> he protects and serves why this police officer is doing a song and dance in front of his dash cam. taking a look through sky6 hd at spring mountain. meteorologist chris sowers has the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, when "action news" comes back.

>> headlining today a big 5-o right? >> reporter: and headlining tomorrow, we'll get you to that. let's get you going on sky 6. looking at the view, the camden waterfront. 50 degrees in parts of the area. dover, 47. wildwood 46. philadelphia 41. note how much colder it is north and west where we have the snow cover on the ground. it will be difficult to get the temperatures up, the snow cover will keep it colder. places like allentown maybe you reach 40 degrees for a high today. that would be about it. this system right here will

swing through overnight tonight into tomorrow. most of the moisture will stay to the west, until maybe 4 5 6:00 p.m. when some of the ice pellets will fly and rain drops across south jersey and delaware. it doesn't look like a huge event for us. by the time it gets going it will slam new england. boston could see a foot of snow. for us it's in the infant stages and once it hits the coast and crawls up the eastern seaboard it's this area that will get it here. future tracker # clouds and sun today. overnight tonight the clouds lower and thicken. tomorrow morning sleet and freezing rain across the lehigh valley that drops farther to the south as the morning wears on. in the afternoon, we get the sleet and freezing rain that transitions over to light snow. 7:30, the snow is flying everywhere west of philadelphia. maybe a light wintery mix for

the city and south and west of wilmington and new castle county and delaware. most of south jersey and delaware looks like you're in the clear. as far as the rush hour impacts not so much tomorrow morning maybe slower than normal conditions in the lehigh valley because of the wintery mix monday evening be's commute and tuesday -- evening's commute and tuesday morning's commute you have to allow for delays because of icy patches. tomorrow wintry mix of freezing rain and sleet. afternoon icy patches and snow by nightfall. north an western suburbs light snow and wintry mix. untreated surfaces slick and light snow possible by night. it's not a huge event but now enough to create problems. everyone north of the

pennsylvania turnpike, a coating to an inch. one to two for the lehigh valley and two to four up in the poconos. enjoy showed. dover, 52, our normal high is 42. the the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, 50 today, 38 and falling tomorrow. 43 tuesday wednesday increasing clouds, 37 degrees, thursday this is an arctic front that will barrelling through not just a cold front. there could snow showers with it. friday, 20 degrees for the high, i think i'm being optimistic there, the overnight low as we get into saturday morning five in time city, close to zero, north and west. >> focus on today. >> dozens of kids had an tiewrnt to -- opportunity to check out the disney movie

before its release. walter perez spoke to the crowd before the movie started. the kids are partly of the police athletic league. it's based on on a story of latino teenagers who rose to become the championship cross country team. disney is the parent company of 6abc. >> the movie experience of the future has arrived across the pond. an audience was transported into the action with a 4d film in britain. they felt the bumps and smelled the gun powder. during the shooting scenes. some are wondering if the hype is worth it. >> reporter: it's a gimmick and there will be a flurry of interest and loot films using it for while. and gradually as we've seen with

3d interests will wane. it made it's debut in korea in 2009. a masterpiece by french post impressionists paul

>> okay at the "action news" big board this morning with a look at your odd and unusual pictures of the week. first a utah man has completed an 8-month project that would be the envy of any. it's complete with the spacecraft number ncc1701. he has a lego captain and spok. he created a royal navy ship. this is from a virginia man. brianhorton created a homemade

iron man suit. it took ten months to create it. he used anything and everything he could find in his garage including car stock foam fiberglass and nuts and bolts. it looks like the real deal. it has become a blockbuster but its comfortable. a police officer in missouri apparently had a a little bit of fun while testing his dash cam video. you can see the officers breaking out in song and dance in front of his patrol car to make sure it was working properly. the smithville police department released the video on the facebook page last week and it immediately went viral. we may have to check the moves out. the police department have not said who the officer is, but

people are enjoying the video anyway, that's a look at the odd pictures of the week nydia over to you. >> that looks like chris sowers addressed at a police officer what do you think? those look like his moves. chris sowers will have the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast and get him to do a little dance for you too we'll be right back.

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what get into that, are the federal prosecutors done is there more they are looking into? we look at the issues around this particular event. we look at the mayor's race comparatively speaking when you look back at 2007 there were millions of dollars in the race. now candidates are talking about 400, $450,000, why don't we see more money? is that likely to change? we'll see you this morning on inside story. >> reporter: the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast clouds limited sun today we're up to 50 degrees in south jersey and delaware, low to mid 50s expected. tomorrow we'll post 38 but that number fall also during the day -- falls during the day starting out with rain and sleet and freezing rain and snow by nightfall. south and east, rain the entire time. tuesday is quiet wednesday is quiet, thursday and friday, the arctic front arrives it's bitter cold by next weekend.

>> this week with george stef is stef -- stephanopoulos is coming up next on 6abc. >> george has the latest on the battle against isis. >> reporter: has the story against isis reached a tipping point. what will it take to win. ted cruz weighs in and we get his take on potential rivals hillary and jeb bush the round table takes on the politics. our journalist analyze the for chris sowers, sharrie

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>> announcer: starting right now on abc's "this week." war against isis. the urgent questions this morning. what happened to the last american hostage? and how will the u.s. respond? martha raddatz in jordan with the american general leading the coalition against the terror group. then, the race for 2016 is on. our interview with ted cruz. why he's overseas meeting world leaders this morning. is he closer to jumping in? and clinton countdown. is her campaign ready to launch? from abc news "this week" request george stephanopoulos begins now. >> good morning. was in this week that turned the tide in the war