orning, it is 7:00 a.m., saturday, match -- march 7. remembering a fallen officer, a memorial groals outside a philadelphia game store where a philadelphia police officer was gunned down. a popular restaurant was held up at gunpoint. the search is on for the armed robber who made off with cash. flames shoot from the roof of an apartment building, but first, let's head outside to chris sowers it is cold, you can see the breath come out of you this morning. >> reporter: it's bitter out here. weit looks like a winter wonderland here. we have good amount of snow on the terrace. looks winter like this morning and feels winters like this morning. spring is less than two weeks away. lancaster, minus 1. that's a new record low. reading new record low of 2. wilmington, atlantic city, 7.

reading back down to 2 degrees you were at 5 last hour. lancaster, minus 1. allentown, 8. millville, 3. 13 in dover wilmington, 12, the silver lining there is no wind at all. therefore the numbers you just saw there, they feel like the temperatures. satellite and radar showing high pressure moving on in. we're clear, we have skies of blue this morning. it will stay that way through the first part of the afternoon. could be a few clouds rolling in later on, nothing threatening. looks like a quiet saturday and sunday. 31 degrees by 11:00. 2:00 p.m., 38. mostly sunny skies a few clouds around 5:00 p.m.,s 38 degrees, sunny, clouds around. the sun sets at 6:00 p.m. this evening, and set at 7:00 p.m.

tomorrow evening as we spring ahead we'll lose an hour of sleep, but gain an hour back in sunlight tomorrow. we have a nice quiet stretch of weather coming up. and nice mild stretch of weather coming up. i'll have that when i step back inside. >> robert wilson's memory will be hours before his son's birthday. two men try to rob the game stop, officer wilson was in uniform by the register. knowing other customers were nearby he moved away from the register before he exchanged shots. >> he is moving back and forth firing at both suspects they were both firing at him. he was taking rounds he was actually being hit during the exchange of gunfire but continued to fight and shoot until the fatal wound was fired.

>> officer wilson's partner shot and wounded one of the suspects. carlton hipp also is in the hospital charged with murder. his brother is in jail on a murder charge. officer wilson leaves behind two young sons. a church in the neighborhood where he was killed is holding a service in his honor. a special collection will be taken to benefit his two young children. we invite you to stay with "action news" as we continue to cover the loss of officer wilson. information is available on the 6abc news app ready to download for apple and android devices. a robber pulled a gun on customers and workers at jim's steaks. the bandit got cash from the steak shop. the robber got away on foot. nobody was injured. surveillance cameras are being

checked for clues jim's opened on north 62nd street in 1939. fire in whitman montgomery county as firefighters knocked down this fire, flames and smoke damaged the former johnson accounting office on dekalb pike. firefighters contended with ice forming on the roads and sidewalks. flames destroyed part of an apartment complex. the inferno ripped through two buildings in the woods edge apartment complex on the 1200 block of at terret hill drive in edgemore. the fire is under control the cause is being determined. police in western pennsylvania say a 13-year-old boy was beaten by his father and forced to stand in negative 3-degree cold without a jacket for an hour and half. it was punishment for trying to reach for a dollar for his lunch

money. the boy's father and stepmother are facing child endangerment charges. the step mom allegedly locked him out of the house. the boy felt disoriented and went to police, he is in child services custody. a commission formed after the 2012 sandy hook school massacre has released it's final report. he murdered 20 first graders 6 educators and workers before taking life. lanceet struggling withens and social problems for years. new volunteer search parties will be out this morning looking for a missing 13-year-old boy from newtown square. he left his home wednesday and hadn't been seen or heard from

since. last night a profferingal search and rescue team from new jersey joined the search for him. his parents say he left home because he away upset about trouble with school work. >> he is not experienced being out on his own. this is the first time he's been on his own for any length of time. >> he was last seen wearing a gray ski jacket, black pants and boots. his family has created a facebook page to help in the search. a 1-year-old from philadelphia is miss be. this is nysira harris who suffers from depression. she hangs out between 60th and 63rd and market streets. if you know where she is call police. the murder of the black madam winslow who injected

a the woman's buttocks. a bus driver complained that someone stole $400 from her. she had been fired from the bus company. the jobless rate rows 1.5% that's up from 4.8%. the rate across the nation is gaining steam. the jobless rate fell from 5.7 to 5.5 but the robust numbers prompted fears of interest rate hikes and that caused investors to beat a hasty retreat on wall street. the dow lost 279 points. syracuse universities comes

under scrutiny after the men's basketball team is punished for ncaa violations. kids in maine will go to work on weekends because of the many days missed from the massive snowfall. >> reporter: here's a look at the headlines. we have a quiet weekend for the delaware valley. temperatures warming up and no snow in the seven-day forecast. i'll have the details when we come right back.

>> new video on "action news," a helicopter heading to a missouri hospital has crashed. the chopper burst into flames after going down on the street. the pilot was the only person on board. the chopper was en route to pick up a medical crew. there's no indication on what may have cause the the crash. a highway in kentucky no longer looks like a parking lot. this was the scene on i-65 in

louisville yesterday. the national guard had to be called in to rescue drivers. it took two days for the drivers to get to their vehicles. a school district in maine will make up snow days by having students attend classes on saturday. boo, nobody like this. parents actually prefer to wipe out the easter break but too many vacations were already booked. >> reporter: everything was going along just fine through december and then -- >> i know we had no snow. >> reporter: there are 45 cities and towns over this winter so far that i have just gotten to alone that have set new temperatures records or snow records this winters season that's in the mid atlantic and the northeast. i have not gotten to the great lakes. it's been wow, what a season. we started out mild and the cold hit hard.

old man winter continues to flex his muscles but he will retreat this week back into canada. there's the view in spring mountain, skiers loving this season. lots of snow and cold. storm tracker 6 live double scan showing absolutely we nothing, we have clear skies and bright blue above. bitter cold temperatures, 5 in pilots quakertown, 8. coatsville 9. new holland 6. 7 is the number for glassboro. 3 in hammonton. 6 in browns mills. woodbine 9 degrees, that will be the last time this winter season you'll see temperatures that cold. what i am seeing in the foreseeable future won't aloe for temperatures to drop off. the cloud cover stays to the north, we'll see sunshine

throughout the afternoon, maybe a few clouds from time to time. that's about it. the wider view you can see clouds across the great lakes, but what's happening here, the scream or the storm track is retreating to the north. that controls the cold air and the pacific jet is running to the south. that will lift toward the north during the course of the week. that will allow milder temperatures to spill on through. saints louis 42 degrees, omaha 39 chicago 27. ranking the cold, this was february i haven't had a chance to talk about february, because we've been busy on weekends with snow and ice. this was the 6th coldest february ever recorded. 12th coldest overall. chicago, it was the coldest nebraska february ever recorded.

coldest months. same thing with hartford. cleveland second coldest months ever. detroit, 5th coldest month in motown. it's cold out there right now the numbers will quickly rebound by afternoon. with all the march sun the angle is high in the sky. snow begins to melt, by lunchtime, 31 in reading. dover, pushing 40 and later this afternoon in the evening, same thing, temperatures in the 30s and 40s which again will allow some of the snow to start melting. tomorrow morning be mindful of this, because of the snow melt the refreeze there will be black ice. wilmington, freezing mark of 32. same thing with trenton. with the breeze out of the west/southwest at 15 to 25 miles per hour. it will feel cooler than the

actual high. these numbers feeling like 33, 34, 35 give or take. you'll need layers out there. reading, 36. philadelphia, 39. millville, 39. dover pushing 40 and cape may 38 degrees. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, 46 degrees for tomorrow turning milder. monday, 49 degrees, sun and clouds, looks nice. thistools is the only day we're watching a weather system push through it's a quick-moving front. lots of clouds, there could showers, but no snow or ice temperatures are too mild this time around. 56 degrees wednesday thursday, 50 friday, sun and clouds, 46 degrees. you're thinking we have all the snow on the grounds -- ground, the ground is frozen, when it melts where will the water go in there's no big rain systems on the horizon so the ground will

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>> here's what's happening in and around the delaware and lehigh valleys this weekend. get revved up for spring and

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>> reporter: welcome back everyone, 7:23 saturday morning, time forment traveling forecast. i'm going to saturday out in our neck of the woods. city of brotherly love looking nice and cold. 19 degrees by 8:00 a.m. 10:00 a.m., 27. lunch time we're up to 33 shooting for a high of 39.

as we go a little bit wider across the county here's a nice pleasant change we have winds right now that are shifting west to east across the country. that means we'll lock up all the cold up to the north across the us/canadian border. we have warmth down to the south. but at least we'll see the pacific air race across the country. that will keep the jet streams separate so no big storm systems on the horizon. disturb ascertainses stay to -- a couple of disturbances stay to the north and others to the south. most of the major hubs are on time. philadelphia boston, 19. chicago o'hare 27. >> syracuse university has been punished by the ncaa they will

be probation for the next five years. the program will lose several scholarships and face recruiting restrictions for two years. it must forfeit some of its wins, the years the violations were committed. in other sports, the flyers face off against bruins, in boston, both teams balloting -- battling for a final playoff. yukon visitors temple. ducis rogers has the rest of the sports. >> reporter: good morning, the sixers get top enjoy home cooking for the next week or so. last night's game against utah began a five-game home stance. alan i've son is in the house -- iverson is in the house. thomas robertson clean up. if you got kids you know that song. nerlens noel sixers up by 3.

to the 4th quarter gordon hayward leads with 25 points. the loser lose 89-83. the hawks are here tonight. spring training is not about the losses it is about working on the little things that will make you youou successful come the regular season. hamle gives up one hit it's a blood pressure single. hamles is happy that the game has begun. >> i want i want to go out there and face hitters. batting practices are great bullpens are great but there's a little extra adrenaline and focus when you have a guy in there from the opposing team. the yankees score 3 in the 4th inning.

phillies looks like 4-1. -- the lose, 4-1. the flyers are four points behind the bruins. they face them in boston. >> it's going to be a great game. this is the type of moments that hockey players make the game fun. >> that's why you play hockey to have games like in and have that rush, you want to win. >> the union open their season this afternoon against the rapids, you can catch it here on 6abc at 4:00 p.m. that's sports, i'm ducis rogers, you have i don't ever a good weekend. # a new carry has opened if he -- a new gallery has opened at the museum of art. sculptures were made by sally

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lot. a somber anniversary president's obama and george w.bush will attend the march marking 50 years since the march in selma alabama. first let's head outside to chris sowers for the accuweather forecast. we could see your breath earlier, it looks a little bit better. >> reporter: look at that. i'm standing out here, a lot of locations are down in the single digits. the sun is nice and warm. there's not much of a breeze. watch out for areas of black ice because temperatures have dropped off so much we would the snow melt yesterday, at least a little bit it has refreezed owe owe -- and there are areas of black ice basically untreated could be slick. reading 2 degrees you set a new record low. allentown has set a record low. minus 1 in lancaster, a new low for them.

millville, 3. wilmington, a new low you're up to 12. dover, 13, philadelphia, 14 degrees, a cold morning across the delaware valley. but things will moderate over the next 48 hours as the wind shift in more of a westerly direction, that's a down sloping wind off the appalachians. down sloping winds warm due to compression. things will warm up today and get better sunday. yesterday's high was only 26 in philadelphia. 23, 24 across the lehigh valley. much better today. 39. sun and a few passing clouds. we're in the 40s tomorrow. and then we're in the 50s next week. we haven't seen numbers like that in quite sometime. i'll show you the seven-day forecast and the moderating trend in ten minutes. >> a family community and the city of philadelphia is grieving the death of police officer robert wilson. we're learning more about why wilson was inside the game stop store at the time of the

robbery. meanwhile, charges have been filed against the brothers accused of killing wilson. sharrie williams has all the details. >> reporter: balloons blowing in the wind candle lit all part of a small memorial at the shopping plaza where officer robert wilson iii was murdered. willie wilson came by the memorial to pay his respects. he has the same last name as the officer he planned to go to the plaza at the same time of the shooting, but changed his plans at the last minute. >> that could have been us in the store because we were going to come and get a game. >> reporter: officer wilson went inside the game stop at 21st and lehigh avenue shopping for a gift for his son who is birthday is monday. police say moments later two armed suspects, brothers, carlton hipps and ramon williams walked in and announced a holdup. officer wilson confronted the two caught in a raging gun battle. >> he is moving back and forth

firing at both suspects, he was taking rounds. he was being hit during the exchange of gunfire but he continued to fight and shoot until the faitle -- fatal wound was fired. >> williams and hipps has been charged with murder. at the 22 district a steady stream of people brought food and flowers paying respect to the father of two boys. >> i wanted to reach out and give our condolences and say we appreciate the service. >> reporter: the dparnlt -- department said officer wilson saved customers and employees that day. >> i've seen a lot of heroic actions on the part of police officers over the year, very proud to be part of this profession, i have not seen any that rose above what i saw on that video. >> reporter: here at the 22nd district black bunting hangs at the front of the building, of

course, in honor of their fallen brother. both suspects have been charged with murder. the d.a. tells us he will likely seek the death penalty. sharrie williams channel 6 "action news." >> we received the police recording from the deadly shooting. you can hear the raw emotions and the response from the radio dispatcher in the moments officer wilson was shot. ♪ >> first responders from across the river honored officer wilson at the moment of silence at the camden county awards money.

i meant raises money for emergency personnel killed in the line of duty. organizers pledged support for the wilson family. a church in the neighborhood where wilson lived is holding a special service for the family tomorrow a special benefit will be taken up for the two young children. a trust fund has been established for the family you can find this at facebook.com/"action news" like the page to get updates in your feed. in wisconsin an investigation is beginning after a teenager was shot and killed by a police officer last night. 19-year-old black teen was killed after a struggle with a police officer at the home in madison. a large crowd gathered after the shooting and some were holding signs that read black lives matter. the officer was treated for a

head wound he suffered when he was knocked down. wisconsin law requires an outside agency to investigate officer-involved shootings. new this morning philadelphia police responding to a shooting ended up firing a shot at a car. it happened at 2nd and chestnut at 2:30. they found a man shot in the leg and officers found a car racing from the scene going the wrong way on chestnut street. he was ordered to stop, when that did not happen, the officer fired at the car the car crashed into a fence. the suspects were taken in for questioning. the officers are all right. the original shooting victim is in the hospital. a young man was shot in the back and killed in north philadelphia. police are looking for the gunman. the shooting happened after 2:00 on the 2100 block of west indiana avenue. police say the victim had no i.d. on him. he died at temple university hospital. a compromised sewage line

is being blamed for causing a sinkhole opening up in south jersey. the fault was discovered at the mom on columbus road in burlington. the compromised section of the sewage line was a couple of feet long, the family did not have to evacuate. a defiant new jersey nor bob menendez has commented about being under federal investigation and insists he is not going anywhere. a report surfaced that bob menendez could be indicted for federal corruption charges. he has been under scrutiny for his relationship with dr. salmon melgen. he is a big contributor to democrat also including bob menendez. bob menendez agreed to reimburse

melgen $58,000. >> let me be clear i have conducted myself appropriately and in accordance with the law. >> the fbi raided melgen's florida office two years ago. government data showed melgen got more medicare reimbursements in 2012 than any doctor in the country. two suspects have been detained in the murder of boris nemtsov. he was the opposition leader gunned down a week ago. opposition critic also -- critics say the shooting was for boris nemtsov's criticism of vladimir putin. today marks the 50th anniversary of bloody sunday. it was a march organized by matter matter all in an effort to -- martin luther king all in an effort to gain voting rights for all americans in the u.s.

president's barack obama and george w.bush will return to the bridge where dozens were beaten and tear gassed by the police. the president talks about the historic significance of that day while weeking -- speaking in south carolina yesterday. >> selma is now about the courage of ordinary people doing exproarld -- extraordinary things because they believe they can change the county and shape our nation's destiny. people across the nation are heading to selma by bus load to participate in the event. the police chief from ferguson, missouri is still on the job after a scathing justice department report. president obama said the report exposed a broken and racially biased system. he said city officials need to figure out how to fix it. a court clerk has been fired and two police officers resign over

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>> happy alert the polar bear and giant panda at the tennessee zoo are loving all the snow. it's almost like a beach day for them, look at them rolling around in it. >> reporter: thank goodness, the polar bears are happy. you were happy. >> reporter: i wanted one good snow that's all i wanted, we got it, let's move on. >> i hope mother nature agrees with you. >> reporter: she is going to over the next few days. we have a little warmup coming coming. ment question is how long will it last. the ten forecast shows we have signs of another cold shot arriving. there's the view in penns landing, lots of snow on the ground. not too much of a breeze. it's cold out there that's the saving grace, the winds are on the lighter side so we're not dealing with harsh windchills. storm tracker 6 live double scan

showing a nice sight. 14 dewpoint, 9 winded oift west at 14 -- winds out of the west at 14 miles per hour. we're below seer in in lancaster. millville 3. atlantic city at the airport 12. wednesday we're shifting in a west southwest direction. we'll rebound to the 30s and 40s this afternoon. satellite and radar showing clear skies across the mason dixon line. a few clouds roll in later this afternoon. not threatening just high, thin clouds. talk about snow, look at this, we had a december where we didn't see any snow. places like chicago didn't see an inch of snow all december of things turned on the dime, this is the percent. baltimore above average philadelphia 117%. new york city 170%.

boston, 235% of average. they have 105 inches of snow and lexington kentucky they are 45 inches, that's 345% of normal for that location there. and the list goes on and on. there are 40 different locations at least that i came up with over the past couple of howrs hours that show percent of normal above 100%. it's been brutal out there. future tracker not showing too much going on just a combination of sun and high, thin clouds. overnight tonight partly cloudy, and we'll do it all over again tomorrow. combination of sun and clouds throughout the day temperatures in the 40s. we'll see the snow melt always temperatures get above freezing. it's cold for march standards but this is better than yesterday. shooting for 36 degrees in allentown. the shore mostly sunny and

chilly, better than yesterday. sun and clouds philadelphia, this 39 will feel like the low to mid 30s because of the winds. the winds out of the southwest 10 to 15 miles per hour. ment the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast shows a nice quite stretch of weather the exception being tuesday, just a few showers. 46 degrees sunday, monday, clouds and sun 49. tuesday, 46. quiet mild wednesday 56 degrees, we'll add ten. thursday, 50. and friday, sun fading behind increasing clouds and 46 degrees.funny thing it will feel great by the middle of the week, but there's only one day where the temperatures are above average. we're still below normal the

majority of the time. >> on a side note, last night i attended the camden county heros dinner, i wanted to say congratulations to chris williams he was honored he is an emt, he was honored for one of his life saving his or her -- heroic moves. lots of heros honored last night. an all new fyi philly is coming your way on 6abc here's alicia vitarelli and karen rogers with a preview. >> reporter: hey, everyone here's what's coming up tonight on fyi philly. >> i'm ready to go from bikes to guitars to candle to hand crafted accessories. >> reporter: we celebrate things made in philly. >> reporter: we look at a princess salon that elevates girls to princesses.

that's tonight on fyi philly, we hope you join us.

>> good morning again, to you sky6 live hd taking a live look over atlantic city. that's not white sandy beaches you see there that's snow all over the beaches there. hopefully soon spring will be warming us up and we'll be heading to the shore. form are vice president walter mondale has been hospitalized with the flu. he was hospitalized in rochester, minnesota yesterday. mondale went to the hospital for a routine checkup when doctors realized he had the flu.

he was a u.s. senator and ambassador to scrap. in in "healthcheck" this morning, researchers say they have a new approach for increasing the rate of survival for people with cancer. researcher also say having a patient inhale supplemental oxygen can wake up a sleepy antitumor cells. they say that could imroosh therapy and -- therapy and shrink tumors. a ban on smoking doesn't help smokers kick the habit. researchers conducted a study on the rise of smoking bans and their effectiveness. many choose to smoke at home. the initiative to encourage people to quit just means relocating. the greater inspiration to stop smoking come from friends or

family who set an example of not being around nonsmokers. researchers looked at the snacking habits of 421 teens and had motion sensing bracelets. when teen's sleep duration varied by one had your they tended to consume 200 more calories and 6 more grams of fat and 32 more carbs. one way to help your kids make sure they go to bed and wake up at consistent times. world health organization urges people to limit sugar consumption to 5 to 10% of your daily calories. one can of soda has 40 grams. a table spoon of catch up has 4. we'll be right back.

>> a berks county man has created a winter wonderland for his kids in his own back yard. that looks awesome. he put in a 400 luge track. it took 8 weeks and hundreds of hours to create it. he estimates 50 kids have stopped by to go down. >> reporter: he should charge admission. >> that looks like a theme park. >> reporter: looks like fun. weekend forecast looks good, 39 degrees breezy, not as cold as yesterday. milder sunday, same thing combination of sun and clouds.

the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, up to 49 degrees for monday, 46 tuesday, there could showers around as a coastal system stays offshore, bus stop it could be close enough to throw back clouds and a shower or two nothing big. 56 wednesday, 50 for thursday. >> spring forward. >> reporter: one hour. >> it's 7:56 we're just a few minutes away from saying "good morning america" to "good morning america." here's paula ferris with a preview. >> reporter: hello philadelphia, crackdown in ferguson, three city employees are out of a job after the scathing review. harrison ford's near-death experience, we have new details about his crash landing and how he is doing this morning. plus why experts believe he could have saved lives. college is about to get a little more clooney the university that has just

announced amall is a visiting professor. that's coming up on "g.m.a." saturday we'll see you soon, philadelphia. >> "action news" continues at 9:00 here's some of the stories we're working on for you the search for a missing teenager we'll have more on the growing effort torched him. -- to find him. now for chris sowers and the entire "action news" team, i'm eva pilgrim. have a great saturday, we'll see you back here at 9:00.

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good morning, america. right now the ferguson fallout. two veteran cops out of a job after that scathing justice department report. the racist e-mails, accusations of bias, president obama responding with harsh words on this historic day in selma. the 50th anniversary of that bloody civil rights march. inside the investigation of harrison ford's near-death experience. shocking new crash scene images moments after the star was pulled from the wreckage. wife, calista flockhart there in tears. we'll look at his daredevil past. how this could have been so much worse. breaking overnight, fireball. a medical chopper crashing near