second ball. edu, keeping it on the ground for maidana. and edu breaks someone free but rapid continue to chase. and, that is for gaddis. throw in union. in the 94th minute. wenger, great job until the very end where he loses possession. union get it back. the maidana who was hit in the midsection to try to make a play. free kick here for the union. >> there he takes a desperate spring. the gets a piece of him. this could be it.

>> 24 yards away. maidana, will await. >> when it left his head i thought it was going in. >> it was a great ball played in. he had to reach back in behind could not generate enough power. but he want that had back post. it looked like irwin had it covered. he had to reach back a little. he could not really snap it. he did a great job of directing it that way. >> not only a great crowd today but so loud, so supportive getting louder and louder with each opportunity that the union have had. a aristequieta played back and now forward toward wenger,

and he is going to get called. >> sjoberg got it. sjoberg was moving in that direction maybe a little tug there from wenger. >> trying to move his team up. irwin, long, for brown, blocked by edu off of block. brown got a piece. vittoria did as well. he a saw that danger. and then moves forward. it is blocked. pittinari, clipping it. and serna after it.

aristequieta what is that? >> penalties are very easy to call. i thought pittinari. >> unaudible. >> not that it really matters at this stage of the game but gave maidana in the midsection that we seen earlier. the actual foul there but at some point they've got to add up. >> this is probably the last kick of the game.

>> cleared it. >> that was the last kick. >> boo boo. >> the colorado bench the guys are excited. they are very happy, they are shaking hands giving high five's. >> they got a point out of this. they will take that anyway on the road but especially having lost a player during the 68th minute. >> i thought they did really well going down, to ten men. they made it very difficult. the union could not exploit the space out there. not that much was given. >> the scoring today some missed opportunities. more for the union then from colorado but also the six yellow cards, and the yellow card to bobby burling. we want to see you for next 90 minutes, friday march 20, 7:00 p.m. as union battle dallas. next 90 minutes following the match, and visit philadelphia union.com/promo and enter the

code next 90. we're joined by union forward sebastian le toux. sebastian, your thoughts on the opener a and how it went. >> we wanted to get the first win today but we didn't create enough opportunities near the net. >> sebastian, you had that chance, near the end of the first half, the ball popped to you in the box and just walk us through that one. >> i'm disappointed about it. i wanted to plant it in the left side of the goal, but, my shot was not strong enough. he could stay on the ground and it was an easy save for him to make. we think bit a little bit for this week i'm's sure. >> sebastian, we appreciate your time thanks for joining us. >> nice of sebastian le toux our guest. join us again next saturday night when union take on real salt lake, kick off at 9:30 eastern time on the comcast

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saturday night i'm walter perez. major show of support for a family from delaware county pleading for help after their 13 year-old disappeared. plus an emotional day for police in philadelphia mother of the fallen officer uses her experience to comfort those grieving the death of robert wilson the the their. but the big story on a "action news" is prelude of spring coming our way after record lows last night, and early this morning all across our region. taking a live look outside that is sky six in high definition, taking a live look right there at the center city

sky line. many are maneuvering around slush, ice left over snow in the delaware and lehigh valleys, a lot of which if not all will in melt over the coming week. meteorologist melissa a magee joins us with the first check of the accu weather forecast hi there, melissa. >> hi walter, we had a much needed respite from the cold and snowy conditions across the delaware and lehigh valleys. lots of melting earlier today but this morning we were waking up with, record low temperatures. reading 2 degrees for the low. new record in wilmington dropped down to five. atlantic city dropping down to eight. zero in allentown. lancaster 3 degrees below zero. in trenton you tied the the record low this morning of 7 degrees. nice recovery this afternoon and still early this evening. temperatures along i-95 corridor are in the upper 30's. thirty-nine in the city. thirty-eight in reading. thirty up in the poconos. forty there to the west of lancaster. 35 degrees along the the coast in atlantic city. when we look at the the 24 hour temperature change this really tells the the story. yesterday we were only in the 20's for high temperatures.

today it is 15 degrees warmer in philadelphia then it was same time yesterday. 20 degrees warmer in wilmington. 21 degrees warmer in lancaster. then we were just 24 hours ago. stepping out on the town we have you covered at 7:00 o'clock tonight. the clouds, mainly clear skies. that temperature around 35 degrees. same thing at 8:00. 9:00 o'clock will hold at 35. 10:00 o'clock this evening temperatures in the middle to lower 30's. we will talk about what is ahead. refreeze on the way tonight after all that melting during the the day. something to look forward to. we will springford, later on tonight and into the day on sunday. and milder temperatures are on the way as well for the second half of the weekend. we will take a look at those numbers with the full, exclusive, accu weather forecast walter. >> a is mag how warm the high 30's felt. thank you, melissa. stay on top of the changing conditions with the six abc storm tracker app. it puts our radar and exclusive accu weather forecast in the palm offhand. app is free to down load for your apple and android devices. one days after a philadelphia police officer was shot and killed the

community just continues to grief. fellow police officers were on hand for a prayer vigil in honor of robert wilson the third. he is hailed by officials a as a great cop a and a great role model. now those hit hardest by wilson's death are relying on each other to get through this. a "action news" reporter annie mccormack was there for the the vigil and she joins us live annie. >> reporter: and, walter, the community wants philadelphia police to know that officer robert wilson was a hero. in fact they wanted to show their appreciation so they brought appraiser vigil to the the steps of the 22nd district. >> we want to pray for love. we want to pray for peace. we want to pray for comradery. we want to pray for fellowship. >> reporter: under black bunting hanging from the between the second district in honor of slain philadelphia police officer robert wilson pastor green began to pray. the hand behind him williams brother and sisters of blue. prayer turn to song.

>> ♪♪ >> and the community, link hand. and a women who knows the will son family's pain spoke out. >> i respect the between the second district and to the philadelphia police department. i want to say that we got y'all back. we got y'all back. enough is enough. >> reporter: officer moses walker also of the between the second district, was fatally shot have after leaving work back in 2012. thursday night when she heard the news her hard sunk. wilson was gun down in his north philadelphia game stop store during a robbery in progress. the the father of two was buying a present for his son. >> i was at home. i heard a police officer had been wounded. i said, oh, my god. i heard it was the 22nd district. i was grief stricken. >> reporter: today she joined mothers in charge, organization that promotes violence, prevention for education as they held a prayer service outside the district and brought the officer's lunch asking what is next to make the violence

stop. at least for right now the group urged the community to offer support to the men and women protecting them. >> what are we going to do? another prayer vigil, you know? another walk? what are we go to go do? we have to do more than that. >> reporter: and the community's support continued, in fact tomorrow at saint martin church at 23rd and lehigh during their 10:00 a.m. service they will dedicate it to officer wilson. also all of the collections that they take during that service they will donate to his family. reporting live at police headquarters annie mccormack for channel six "action news". >> thank you for that report. meanwhile the philadelphia police department is establishing a trust fund to support officer wilson's family. find out that information a along with new developments in the case on the "action news" facebook feed, go to facebook.com/6 abc "action news". just like the page, to get updates in your feed. well, search continues to intensify for a missing 13

year-old boy from delaware county. kay mondays na id left his home in newtown square wednesday morning upset the about his homework. he has not been seen or heard from ever since. this morning hundreds of volunteers gathered at episcopal academy to canvas neighborhoods and help pass out flyers. k-9 teams and law enforcement agencies including the fbi, they are now involve in the case. >> it has been an incredible outpouring of support from tons of people, all over the region sending help with drones sending just people who we don't even know searching homes, searching out building. >> kay monies 5 feet seven, 110-pound and wearing a gray ski jacket, black ski pants and hiking boots when he left. anyone who knows anything about this case is asked to please call the police. police in philadelphia are looking for two men whom they say robbed a stake shop. it happened at jim's steaks on sixth second street in west philadelphia at 1:00 this

morning. the witnesses told police men entered the the store brandishing handguns with long barrels. officials say that those men then took a hundred dollars from the cash register and then robbed two customers before running off. and police arrested three people after a shooting in the parking lot in the olde city section of philadelphia. officers on patrol said they heard gunshots at 2:30 this morning on second and chestnut when they arrived on the scene they found a man shot in the leg. a a heart time later they found a car driving the wrong way down the sidewalk, as it was approaching the officers they opened fire. the car's driver later crashed in the construction fence allowing police to arrest three people inside. shooting victim was taken to the hospital where he remains in stable condition. former delaware news room officials tell "action news" that a fire inside an fire inside an apartment building in wilmington is being investigated as a case of arson. flames broke out at 1:00 a.m. at tara hill drive atwood edge apartment complex. the building was vacant.

no injuries have been reported. the fire resulted though in approximately $250,000 worth of damage. investigators are asking anyone with any information to call the police. today marks 50 years since a major turning point in the american civil rights movement. on march 7th 1965, hundreds of protesters tried to march from selma, alabama to the state capitol of montgomery rallying for voting rights. the they were confronted by police and many were beaten in the ground. that day is remembered as bloody sunday. president obama was in a alabama a for today's symbolic march and acknowledged the importance of remembering the importance of what happened here and enduring need for diplomacy. >> the the single most powerful word in our democracy is the word we. we the people. we shall overcome. yes, we can. that word is owned by no one,

it belongs to everyone. >> mr. obama called on young people who turned out for the march to come together and fight for continued equality all around the world. sue vega and abc news will have have have much more on the anniversary of bloody sunday. coming up on world newsweek end right here at six abc at 6:30. a loud noise sparked a lock down at the white house meanwhile. it happened at 10:00 a.m. as president obama and his family were preparing to leave for alabama. the secret service was investigating a suspicious car nearby the white house around the same time a nearby vendor cart caught fire. continues dents were not related. nobody was injured. the lock down has been since lifted. this weekend is your last chance to get a real taste of spring at the the pennsylvania convention center. the philadelphia flower show end tomorrow. sadly enough this years theme is celebrate the movies, and the fact that many of the floral designs are inspired by disney and disney pixar films. the flower show runs until 9:00 o'clock tonight.

tomorrow the show is celebrating what they are calling cinderella sunday from 8:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. disney, of course, is the the parent company of six a abc. bowlers of all ages turned out for a good cause in camden county. the ronald mcdonald house of southern new jersey hosted its annual spare some love fundraiser at the the pin centers bar and bowl. this event is organized by high school student from nearly two dozen schools from all across south jersey. nearly 600 people registered for this event, which is expect to raise more than $20,000. all right. much more to come on "action news" tonight, caught on cameras a road rage confrontation in florida how a driver and a cyclist came to blows, landing that driver in jail. and later a big loss for the flyers jamie apody breaks down the game that got away in sports when "action news" comes right back.

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check this out a road rage confrontation was caught on camera in florida. it started with two bikers crossing a busy intersection. a pick up driver rears in front of one. cyclist recovers and then confronts pick up driver who respond with the punch. it took a month but local investigators finally tracked down the person whom they believe was the driver of that pick up. he had has been since arrested and facing charges including aggravated battery. four candidates running for mayor of philadelphia discussed a few hot button topics today. group called pennsylvania working families hosted a candidate's forum there today in center city. anthony williams, jim kenny nelson diaz and doug oliver were in attendance. they discussed jobs, education, housing and community police revelations. lynn abraham were not there. members of the philadelphia youth orchestra were given a chance to rehearse with the pro this is morning at the kimmel center. >> ♪♪ >> how cool is that in these

young musicians played side by side with the philadelphia orchestra and director yennick. they purchased the fifth symphony. afterward they had a special surprise, a giant greeting card to celebrate his 40th birthday. that is a big card. much more to come including the cold, could not stop runners from hitting the streets today in havertown. >> on your mark... >> they are off. both runners and walkers showed up for shamrock shuffle 5k. before the race a group of young irish dancers warmed up the crowd.

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all right. jamie apody has a check on sports. i want to apologize for that loud noise. i was watching the flyers game and my jaw fell through the pavement. >> it wasn't just you sports department was like that too. when flyers look back on the

season this will be the game they remember the one, that got a away. going head to head with the team they are chasing chance to month move within two points of boston. second period down one to nothing. jay voracek his 20th goal ties it up at one. then were 4:30 to play in regulation chris vandervelde redirect to nick schultz shot to give flyers their first lead. it was 14 seconds a away from the win, 14 seconds when brad marchanned tied it and sent it to overtime. craig beruby almost choked on his gum. and then in the extra period he did it again. this time to win the game. could be dagger, folks. boston picks up another point now down five, a after falling in overtime, three -two. >> you got to find ways to close these games out. we had an opportunity to come within two-point and we led it slide away. you just can't do that. >> week from tomorrow,

selection sunday, it has been nine years since villanova secured a one seed in the ncaa tournament. today they set themselves up to do it again. jay wright and company facing saint john's before the big east tournament. wildcats shook off a slow start. but josh heart's three tied it up at 38. they never looked back from there. danielle led nova with 21 points, nine rebound, five blocks as they fired off a 23-four run to runaway with the game. bill enis with the exclamation point. fourth ranked villanova wins 105-68. twenty-nine-two. they have the the most regular season wins in team history. >> i think we're playing as well as anybody in the country. i really do. i think we can beat anybody in the country. i think we can get beat buy a lot of teams in this country. we just almost got beat by clayton. i just think, we have a really good team but, you know not so good that if we don't play our best, we cannot get beat.