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taken to the hospital. no word on their conditions. police have not said if they uncovered any motives or suspects. good morning, i'm nydia han along with eva pilgrim. >> breaking this one out of our delaware newsroom. a woman was hit by a hit-and-run driver by the university campus. she was run over while crossing the intersection of east delaware avenue in newark around 2:00 a.m. the university courtyard apartments are at that intersection. police have not identified the woman. investigators are working to identify the driver and the vehicle. delaware state police shot a man they say broken into the rite aid on naamans road in claymont. the suspect was critically wounded. we're learning to find out what happened before the suspect was shot stay with "action news" for an update on the police shooting in claymont, delaware.

>> watch out for ice hanging around this morning but warmer air is moving our way and we are not calling for any snow in the seven-day forecast. >> that's good news, meteorologist chris sowers. >> reporter: just a little bit of black ice. wait until you see the temperatures we're 35 degrees warmer in parts of the area than yesterday at this time. we're doing better out there with that said, even it being 35 degrees warmer, we're still below freezing, that shows you how cold we were yesterday. there's the view of the center city skyline. because of the snow melt there will be black ice. if it appears to be wet it's ice. extreme caution this morning back roads, parking lots, sidewalks, like yesterday morning, and he recalls caution. most of the numbers -- exercise caution. places like millville allentown you town, reading dropped down zero to 5 degrees.

we're in the 20s cold, but a heck of a lot better. lancaster, 21, millville, 33. philadelphia, 28. since we're starting milder this afternoon we'll finish that much milder this afternoon. today promises to be a nice one. satellite and radar clouds stay to the north, just like yesterday afternoon temperatures sneak in rather quickly. 2:00 p.m., 45, 5:00 p.m. 47 degrees, shooting for a high of 48. the sun will set at #-- 7:00 p.m. we lost an hour of sleep but we pick an hour ump this afternoon. we put more 50s in the forecast, but unfortunately we have rain. i'll have the details in ten minutes. >> worshipers will unite to help the family of the robert wilson the iii.

saint martins church will take a collection for the family. the officer left behind two young boys. "action news" reporter, kenneth moten learned more about the officer's legacy from his sister and grandmom. >> reporter: officer wilson's grandmother heard initial reports and called her grand son, but she never got a response. the family thanked the community and the district and the police department for their support. we've only see this tough cop image of robert wilson. but those who knew him said he was always l always smiles. >> i loved him, i know he loved me. >> reporter: it was thursday when the 8 year veteran was killed in a gun battle with armed robbers at a game stop in philadelphia. his grandmother proud to hear how he had protected the employees and customers in the store.

>> he was one he didn't just go to work, he went to work and did his job. and what he was doing was part of his job. >> reporter: he went from west philadelphia high to the police academy ready to serve. top brass call him a dedicated police officer and hero. he is the amazing father of two boys a 1-year-old and 9-year-old he was buying the present for at the game stop. >> he is going to make it better, he will make it better. >> reporter: as for the brothers charged in the officer's murder. >> they are not men, they are not men my brother was a man. my brother knew it came with the territory, i know that he wouldn't go down without a fight. >> reporter: officer wilson's family said fed a second channels he would still have wanted to be inside the store

when the gunmen came in. funeral arrangements are being planned. reporting in north philadelphia, kenneth moten channel 6 "action news." >> the philadelphia police department has also established a trust fund to support officer wilson's family. you can find that information along with new developments in the case go to facebook.com/6abc "action news." "action news" was at a prayer vigil for officer wilson. annie mccormick will be along with reaction from the people at the vigil. >> the white police officer who shot and killed an unarmed black teen set off protest in madison wisconsin is on leave. that's protocol. >> reporter: on the street of madison wisconsin, 200 on the march.

>> if the issue of racial disparities and injustices are not dealt with, we would have a ferguson on our handles. the demonstrators taking to the street outraged by the shooting of tony robertson shooting of a black person. >> he was unarmed. it's going to make this complicated for the investigators. >> reporter: madison police chief conceding he would no weapon when he was shot inside the house by a 12 year veteran. kenny was responding to call of a man running through the street of a man beating up someone. he forced way in, he was attacked by robison the two fought and he fatally shot the teen. >> my son was my life.

i had him whistles 17. we grew up together. i don't know how to live without him. >> reporter: from the city's top cop, these words of sympathy. i need to make this a very public show of our remorse and contrition for his loss. 19 years old is too young. >> that was ron claiborne reporting, "g.m.a." weekend will pick up coverage of the shooting at 8:00 a.m. after this newscast. >> turning to politics, hillary clinton stayed away from the issues of her e-mails when she spoke at the global initiative conference in coral gables. show has drawn criticism for not using government e-mail she used a private account. president obama said he first learned that clinton used a private e-mail account from news

reports. while clinton has not officially announced a run for president some of her political republican rivals were in iowa looking to make her e-mails a campaign issue. >> you are the secretary of state you hold the most national security sensitivity job you have have e-mails at home? >> jeb bush is making his first visit to iowa. he got a plight reception. chris christie had to deal with hecklers. scot walker faced a gauntlet of protesters. >> a mother got to meet the bone marrow donor who saved her life. she was in need of a transplant hours after the birth of her son.

two were a successful match and met at villanova last night. >> this is huge, it kind of makes it real, i would the idea of her i read about her and seeing pictures but the impact of what i was able to told was real like becoming real tonight. >> the meeting thanks to villanova football coach. it was the 5th year the college has united a college bone marrow donor with a recipient. president obama marchs in selma, alabama. else paying tribute to those who stood tall on bloody sunday 50 years ago. >> it was not a clash of army, but a clash of wills. a contest to determine the true meaning of america. >> and that's a wrap. the spring fling comes to an end

at the philadelphia flower show. >> reporter: it's only just begun in the weather department. look how far to the north the cold stuff is now. we have milder temperatures ahead, 50, i'll have the details when i come right back. #

>> we are really warming up today, chris. >> reporter: we are, temperatures get close to 50 today, wait until you see what

happens later this week. let's get you outside down in atlantic city, it's a little breezy out there but the temperatures are milder than yesterday at this time. storm tracker 6 live hd double scan crystal clear nothing going on, just a couple of clouds approaching from the northwest that's about it. we're sitting at 28 degrees, yesterday we were close to 12, 13 dewpoint, 22. winds out of the west/southwest at 8 miles per hour. pressure is beginning to fall off. this is the 24-hour temperature change. a lot of areas were in the single digits. millville is 33 degrees warmer. reading, 24 degrees, allentown 24 degrees warmer. and philadelphia 14 degrees warmer. that means it's better out there, but we're below the freezing mark of 32. we have refreeze thanks to the melting snow. there are slick spots out there. watch out for areas of black ice, sidewalks and parking lots

things like that. just like yesterday it should be a nice quiet day. we have clouds up along the new york/pennsylvania state line. these snow showers up through here will pass on by the north. we won't see any precipitation out there today. overnight tonight there could flurries or sprinkles across the lehigh valley and points north but most of the day should be fine. the wider view shows this system here, both will join forces we'll see an area of low pressure develop out here, we'll get into a middle portion of the upcoming week. this low will work off the coast of the virginia. that could bring showers in the delaware valley tuesday tuesday night into the first part of wednesday. that's about it. most of the week is dry and very, very comfortable. these are high temperatures this afternoon, the model has us in the mid to upper 40s, from time

to time we'll go sunny to partly cloudy. monday, 52, lots of sunshine. tuesday we'll start out with sun increasing clouds, temperatures skyrocket into the mid to upper 50s across the area. but the clouds lower and thicken, here comes the low i was just talking about around dallas. that will pull off the coast of the virginias and bring rain late in the day on tuesday temperatures are cooler tuesday afternoon, late in the day and evening, saturday they pull back in the 40s, some of that rain could be on the steadier side. a lot of it will fall when we're sound asleep. sun and clouds, it's a milder afternoon, 43, yesterday you topped out in the mid 30s, it will feel like the 30s with the winds. atlantic city, sun and clouds, breezy 49 degrees, but cooler with the breeze. philadelphia 48 degrees, sun and clouds milder, winds out of the northwest at 5 to 15 miles per hour. overnight partly cloudy, there

could be a shower late after midnight north and west getting into the lehigh valley and the poconos, maybe snow flurries but this should not amount to all that much. 28 degrees the the suburbs, 32 for center city. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, 48 today, 52 tomorrow. 49 tuesday 56 degrees wednesday, thursday, 53, friday, 44 and saturday, 53. >> the flower show wraps up tonight at the pennsylvania convention center. this year's theme celebrate the movies. many of the floral designs are inspired by our parent company disney and disney pixar films.

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he left his home in newtown square. hundreds gathered to canvass neighborhoods and pass out flyers. the fbi has joined the law enforcement agencies and k-9 to search for him. >> although we have no reason to believe this has turned into a criminal investigation. never theless, we have inintensified our efforts. >> the family said he has never runaway and he does not have his cell phone wall let on him. if you have seen him call police immediately. police are looking for two robbers who assaulted two grocery store workers. the action cam was on north 5th street in olney. two men entered the grocery store and attacked two employees, one was taken to einstein medical center. police are working to get a description of the suspects.

>> reporter: welcome back, everyone, 6:24 sunday morning you're looking at the winds this is the only weather issue out there today and this is not even an issue. winds will gust from 15 to 20 miles per hour. it's a west wind it will be down sloping off the mountains and down sloping wind warms so we're looking at highs easily in the mid to upper 40s especially south jersey and delaware, i wouldn't be surprised if you top out in the 50s. our winds will push west to east. it's pacific air it locks all the cold air up to the north. as long as we have the pacific

air running across the county. we're golden. we have at least four days in the seven-day forecast this week where we'll see highs in the 50s, today is gem 48. the flyers play the devils in jersey. the flyers could you have had up a point in boston against the bruins the team they are chasing for the final playoff spot. here's jamie apody. >> reporter: the flyers are back on their season. this is going to be the game they were, the one that got away. they were chasing the bruins to move in behind boston for the final playoff shots. they were 14 seconds away from a win when they got one past mason so tie it and send it toover time. the flyers were the one with all the opportunities. they had a 3 on one. borachek had a break away, they

couldn't convert any of them. it could be the dagger this season as boston picks up another point, the flyers down 5 after falling in overtime 3-2. >> you got to find ways to close the games out, we had an opportunity to come within two points and we let it slide away, you can't do it. it hurts but we have to go play jersey tomorrow. i'm done with this game. >> reporter: sure the hawks didn't have kyle milsap, but the sixers didn't have anybody and played the best team in basketball. maybe his presence rubbled off on them, alan iverson at the game. nerlens noel put him up four. he had 11 points.

sixers who have 49 losser, somehow some way beat the hawks. villanova set a new record for regular season wins. the 4th ranked wildcats have won 12 straight big east teams you have to like their chances for the number one seed in the big dance. jerome alan one of the greatest players in history. he will be fired after the season which concludes tuesday after the palestra, his players learned the situation before the game last night. he wouldn't speak of the matter, but what he did say spoke volume. >> i will say this, in my attempt to be you have to read between the lines save your

breath. >> i would say that says a lot. go on out there and have a great day. returners -- runners made history in havertown. both runners and walkers showed up for the race, a group of young irish dancers warmed up the crowd.

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>> we have breaking news from vineland, new jersey the action cam was on the 100 block of west great britain street where one person was shot dead and two others wounded. the victims were sitting in a parked car after midnight when someone walked up to the vehicle and opened fire. the gunman ran off. oneman was pronounced dead at the scene. the others were taken to the hospital. there is no word on their condition. police have not said if they uncovered any motives or suspect. >> if you have breaking news, e-mail nor your photos to "action news" at 6abc.com. it's how you can be a part of "action news." >> we're springing forward, if you didn't change your clocks last night you better do it now.

it is 6:30. >> reporter: we have somewhat milder temperatures than yesterday. 22 in pottstown yesterday you were down to 3. quakertown, 26. warrington, 29. saint david 28 and oxford, 22. new holland 24. look at delaware, still above freezing smyrna, 36. dover, 37. these areas will top out in the low 50s today. gandys beach 33 degrees, avalon, 38 and woodbine 30. the numbers are easier to handle this morning than they were yesterday. yesterday it was bitter cold stuff, especially for march standards we generally see that kind of of stuff in january and february, but not two weeks away from the start of spring. clouds in the lehigh valley and the poconos. all other locations are seeing generally clear skies this morning. turning milder today sun and clouds, 48 degrees is the forecasted high with the breeze out of the northwest at 5 to

150 miles per hour. that will make the numbers feel cooler. 11:00 a.m. 43, 2:00 p.m., 45. 5:00 p.m., 47 degrees, a nice, comfortable mild afternoon is on the way. beautiful finish to the weekend when i come back we have a nice seven-day forecast. we have 50-degree-plus weather several times. you might see the front yard for a change, wouldn't that be nice? i'll have the details in just a minute. >> a man was struck and killed on i-95. he was walking on the southbound side near the churchman's road exit christiana at 1:45. one car hit him him investigators have not said if the driver stopped. we'll pass along more information soon as we get it. robert wilson iii is being remembered by his family. they say he loved to serve. >> he set out to be a police officer, he became a police officer, else a father.

he was doing what he wanted to do. >> officer wilson's police family is preparing to say goodbye. fellow police officers were on hand for a vigil in his honor. now those hit hardest by wilson's death are relying on each other to get threw this. annie mccormick was there. >> he want to pray for peace and fellowship. >> reporter: under the black bunting hanging from the 22nd district pastor leonard green began to pray. behind his wilson's brother and sisters in blue. prayers turned to song. ♪ how great thou art. >> reporter: and the community linked hands. a woman who knows the wilson's pain spoke out. >> you have to respect the 22nd district and the

philadelphia police department i want to say we got your backs. we got your backs enough is enough. >> reporter: officer moses walk also of the 22nd district was fatally shot when he was walking home in 2012. when she heard the news her heart sunk. wilson was gunned down in a game stop store. the father was buying a present for his son. >> i was at home and heard that a police officer was shot. >> reporter: they held a brief prayer service outside the district and brought the officers lunch asking what's next to make the violence stop. the group under the community to offer support to the men and women protecting them. >> what are we going to do? another prayer vigil? another walk, what are we going

told we got to do more than that. >> reporter: community support continues, sunday during the service at saint martins church a23rd and lehigh they will dedicate the service to officer wilson and the collections that they take they will donate to his family. annie mccormick channel 6 "action news." >> philadelphia sports teams paid tribute to officer wilson. the sixers tweeted this photo prayers wore special warmup shirts before the game. some fans waved a giant american flag while others held up a banner saying we thank those who defend us. >> new overnight, a car smashed. through a window of a business in cherry hill, new jersey. the driver is all right police are sorting out what caused the driver to lose control. the building foundation is not

compromised. two people found unresponsive inside a motel room in atlantic city. police were called to the best western on the black horse pike. they are working with the atlantic county detectives to investigate the case. >> this is moments before a roof collapsed at a college party in southern california. several thousands were celebrating st. patrick's day early yesterday. the roof of a garage collapsed under the weight of 3 dozen students who were standing on it. most serious injury was a person's thy i impaled by a piece of debris. three people were arrested. today marks the first anniversary of the crash of malaysia airline's flight 370. many gathered outside a buddhist temple in beijing. they promised to never give up on the search for answers to the

world's biggest aviation mystery. no wreckage has been found but three countries are optimistic the plane will be found in the southern indian ocean, they suspect it crashed there. president obama walked in history's footsteps in selma alabama. the president and former president george w.bush took part in a commemoration of bloody sunday, a civil rights showdown. >> reporter: thousands gathered in 1965 when peaceful protesters marched across the he he edmund pettus bridge. state police were armed with clubs and tear gas. it was the tipping point that

sparked congress to pass the voting rights act. >> it was not a clash of armies, but a clash of wills. a contest to determine the true meaning of america. >> reporter: but for all the progress made echos of selma remains. in the shooting of black men by white officers to the rolling back of the voting rights act. the president said to come together to be foot shoulders for change -- foot soldiers for changer. >> we know the race is not over. >> so many people came not just to remember, or just cross the historic bridge, but finish the work of those who came before them. >> what is described as a loud noise sparked a lockdown at the

would you also. it happened at 10:00 a.m. as the president and his family were leaving for selma. a nearby vendor cart caught fire. nobody was injured and the lockdown has been lifted. two candidates running for mayor for philadelphia discuss hot-button issues. they hosted a candidates forum in center city. they discussed jobs and housing and community police relations. lynn abraham and reverend keith good man was not there. diego castellanos host of puerto rican panorama received an award for the fight against breast cancer. the night of the cure provided everyone on hands with health, exercise and stress management resources. >> he is such a great guy.

sky6 live hd taking a live look meteorologist chris sowers back next with the exclusive accuweather forecast. i think you will like this one. >> broadway philadelphia is bringing dirty dancing to the stage in center city. karen rogers has a preview of the musical. students square off at the george washington cover science fair in north philadelphia. lisa thomas-laurey talks to them about their ideas.

>> sky6 live hd taking a live look at philadelphia international airport. busy, busy morning for people flying out this morning. hopefully by now the airport is all clear and everything is moving like it's supposed to be moving again. >> this is the toughest day of the year for people who don't like to get up early. >> reporter: i slept like a baby, this is usually a night where i am worried about it, i would miss the alarm i set four-alarms, that gave me comfort and i slept great. i hope you slept well. we're looking at penns landing as we get things started. all is quiet on a sunday morning. 28 degrees that's the present temperature reading. do youoint 22, a little bit of cloud cover up to the north mainly clear conditions south of the city. 26 in reading allentown 28. poconos, 33. trenton, 28.

millville, 33. wildwood 37. winds are light out of the west/southwest 5 to 10 miles per hour. it's making it feel colder than the actual air temperatures. the windchill is 20. reading, 26. wilmington, 26. and millville 29. we have a delightful afternoon on tap for the delaware valley. thanks to the weferlg -- westerly wind and the storm track lifting to the north. we'll have temperatures closing in on 50 degrees. it will stay nice and quiet in the short term. we have systems out here, these will push through on tuesday that will bring wet weather to the delaware valley after 2:00, 3:00 p.m., most of the rain will fall while we're sound asleep. the big story will be the warmer temperatures over the next couple of days. future tracker 6 the only thing we're worried about today is a few clouds that's about it.

this particular model shows showers across the lehigh valley up in the poconos maybe that transitions over to a few flurries or snow showers, this will not be heavy. it will work out to sea. monday looks fantastic, lots of sunshine, and temperatures once again in the 50s speaking of the numbers, here we go, later this afternoon, the normal high for this time of year is 350 degrees, we've been nowhere near that for weeks. this afternoon we'll get close in philadelphia, especially points south and east, millville, 48. dover, 49. monday looks better, 49 for philadelphia, accuweather is going 52. 50 in wilmington, dover 53. millville, 54. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast we actually have three more days of 50-degree plus weather. by friday you will see your lawn, how long has it been since you've noticed the grass. you'll notice buds on the trees and daffodils starting to

sprowd. spring is he -- sprout, spring is around the corner. philadelphia, 48 degrees millville, 48. dover, 50. cape may 46. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, look at all those 50s doesn't that lieu look good. sun and clouds for monday, cloudy skies for tuesday, 49 is not bad. rain developing late. mild for wednesday we're up to 56. south jersey and delaware, 57, 58. a gorgeous afternoon. thursday, 53. friday more rain pulling through, this is heavier of a system. it will be a good soaking with that one saturday, 44. we're clearing again and saturday we're up to 53. it took a while but we're heading in the right direction. >> a disco party had the annual if you fur ball it raises money to help

homeless and abandoned pets in the delaware valley. >> variety the children's charity brought las vegas to montgomery county for a good cause. guests enjoyed dinner, drinks and music along with a few rounds of plaque jack supporting children -- blackjack supporting children with disabilities. it helped raise money for the club, camp and developmental center. a local climber spotted a silo that was not being used. he got the okay to spray it with 60,000 gallons of water to form ice, that's crazy. i don't know if i want to be that close to the ice. >> [laughter]. we'll be right back.

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lacrosse team in new york they will boycott the other team because they find the mascot offensive. they canceled their game against the lancaster redskins. the day comes days after the heated community debate. they consider the name a racial slur. >> they look at the term as it's offensive and derogatory to native americans. the lancaster school district is debating whether to come up with a new moss scott. some who oppose a change say it's not racism. it enengenders a sense of honor and pride. it's # years since a college student was gunned down outside a nightclub now his mother is coming to you for answers. rick williams has the report.

>> reporter: on saturday september 21 2009, luis was talking to his mother at her home in camden. sometime that night that girlfriend called garcia. his girlfriend called him and said that -- >> reporter: after 2:00 a.m. on sunday, the police were called to the scene for shots fired. >> the bar was letting out and there was a massive amount of people when shots rang out and louis garcia was shot. >> reporter: garcia died from his wounds,s an arrest was made, but deserves say he did not kill garcia. he was charged with a weapon's offense, he fired the gun but he was not the one who shot and killed louis garcia. >> reporter: the citizens crime

commission is offering a $1,000 reward for the conviction for the death. >> i would like to thank the community of camden to their support. come forward if you remember anything or have any information from that night that can help solve my son's case. >> reporter: for crime fighters, i'm rick williams channel 6 "action news."

>> members of the philadelphia youth orchestra were given the chance to rehears with the pros at the kimmel center. they played side by side with

the philadelphia orchestra. they performed tchaikovsky's 5th symphony. 7th graders through 1th graders showcased their ingenuity and invention. george washington carver fair. >> the best shock absorber was peanut butter. >> reporter: these older students will compete in a dozen categories, including botany, engineering and micro boiling. this 8 agent grader high -- proved that energy drinks were bad for you. >> mark's project asked which

liquid breaks down meat the fastest. >> i found orange juice degraded the meat fastest because of the high acidity leveling. >> reporter: it's the oldest citywide science fair in the nation. philadelphia public, private charter and home schooled students compete for awards. the judges evaluate the projects on several criteria. >> creativity, looking at the meth -- methodology how they collected the data. >> reporter: they will compete at the science fair in oaks, pennsylvania on april 1. lisa thomas-laurey channel 6 "action news." >> there's another hour of "action news" sunday morning straight ahead. breaking news a woman is run down on the streets in newark, delaware. >> my brother knew it came with the territory but i know that

he didn't go down without a fight. >> murdered philadelphia police officer robert wilson iii's family recalls his final moments and the legacy he leaves behind. help is on the way for his two sons, as well. plus another update from meteorologist chris sowers. we'll be right back. #

>> we have breaking news from vineland, new jersey, the action cam was on the 100 block of west grape street early this morning where one person was shot dead and two others wounded. the victims were sitting in a parked car after midnight when someone walked up to the vehicle and opened fire. the gunman ran off. one person was pronounced at the scene. the other shooting victims were taken to the hospital. there is no word on their conditions. so far police have not said if they uncovered any motives or suspects. i'm nydia han along with eva pilgrim. it is 7:00 a.m. this sunday morning, the clocks moved up an hour overnight. >> a young woman was hit by a hit-and-run driver near the university of delaware campus. the woman was rushed to the hospital in critical condition. run over while crossing the intersection of east delaware avenue and south chapel street in newark around 2:00 a.m.

the university courtyard apartments are at that intrks. intersection, police are working to identify the driver and the vehicle involved. a shooting on a road in minquadale delaware, has kill a man and critically wounded a woman. the action cam was at the 4,000 block of dupont highway near the ramp to the interstate of 495. the minivan was riddled with bullet holes. the man was pronounced at the scene. the woman was taken to the hospital with several bullet wounds. they closed the southbound ramp while they investigate. >> warmer air is moving our way and we are not calling for any snow in the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast. it is nice out there, outside to chris sowers. >> reporter: eva said the key word it's chilly, but not all