>> good afternoon, in the news this noon, video shows a wrong-way driver trigger a grinding crash on a bucks county

highway. >> embattled comedian bill cosby addresses his fans about the scandal that plagued him for months. a close call for a family in south jersey. partly of their home clamsed last night while the family was inside. >> it happened on lime street, the entire front of the home came crashing down leaving the front door. the family got out safely. annie mccormick has the details. >> reporter: take a look at what is left behind inside at the time there were four family members including a toddler. they say they are lucky they are alive, but now they have nowhere to go. this is the scene after 11:00 when the brick facade in the camden home tumbled to the ground. three adults and a toddler were inside.

>> my dad heard a swish and next thing you know he can see the streets. >> reporter: the four got out safely. he had his two children in the car on a food run. >> it cover dead. >> reporter: he is thankful but frustrated. they have owned the house since the 80 and once the home next-door was demolished the home had structural issues. >> they had three fires and the city had to demo it and the owners died and it became a crack house and it burnt down and they tore it down. >> reporter: this past week they got an ultimate come from the city, fix the house or move out. the estimate he received to make the repairs cost upwards of $40,000. then this happened, their worst fear. >> i'm not sure, i'm definitely

not sure they would have anywhere else to go. >> reporter: overnight the police protected the belongings inside. the city moved cars next-door and brought out the board up crew and teams to assess the damage. then they will decide if and when they demolish the home. it's still not safe for the family to go inside to get their belongings including meld that his mother needs. in the short term they are getting assistance from the red cross. annie mccormick channel 6 "action news." >> resident also -- residence of an apartment building were force to leave in east mount airy. the brick crumpled near the bottom of the buildings. there's an investigation into what caused the buildings to collapse. residents were told to leave as

a precaution. fire destroyed a historic inn in delaware county in sergeantsville hunterdon county overnight. when they arrived on the scene the flames were shooting from the inn. the buildings was a private home and converted to an inn. smoke portland out of a complex in cumberland county. the action cam was on the scene in millville before 3:00 a.m. fire officials say oxygen tanks used for medical reasons fanld the flames on the upper floors. one home was destroyed by the fire. 13 people were displaced and helped by the red cross. meanwhile, the cause is under investigation. a truck that plunged into the frozen water in toms river last week was removed today. chopper 6hd was high above as divers and other rescuers used

huge air bags to lift the truck out of the water. the driver drove out on the ice and began spinning in circles. he and the passenger got out before the truck broke through the water. police found a dead dog inside the driver and passenger turned themselves into authorities for questioning. during to the weather it's a nice change in pace from the frigid temperatures and all the snow. sky6 live hd taking a live look at penns landing and the delaware river we're getting a break from mother nature. the ice breaking up, the mild temperatures will allow the snow to melt, but there's a chance for more precipitation to move into the delaware valley and lehigh valleys in the week ahead. meteorologist david murphy is over at the "action news" bird with all the details. >> reporter: first things first it is a beautiful arch. we afternoon, we had morning clouds, but they are breaking up. we may transition to mostly to

partly sunny skies. the temperature is zooming. we're up to 52 in philadelphia. 53 in wilmington. 44 in allentown that's an improvement from this morning and 53 in millville and this afternoon looks like we'll above average. 5 4r -- 54 degrees is the forecast high might go a degree or two higher. 50 is the average high. this is big news because this is the first time this month we've been above average and first time in 15 days we've been average and the second time in the last four weeks. get outside and enjoy it. by tomorrow we have an area of low pressure related warm front that will migrating in our direction, during the afternoon we are expecting the rain to overtake the region. when i come back we'll show you future tracker 6 and plot the arrival and departure of the next round of precipitation. >> as you get outside to enjoy the warm weather stick with

6abc.com/weather get the seven-day forecast and the latest from our meteorologist. a vigil will be held this evening, at 6:00 p.m. at hope plaza at 22nd and lehigh avenue in north philadelphia where police officer robert wilson was killed. today is the birthday of his eldest son. we have the latest on the investigation into the murder offed officer wilson and reaction from family and officials along with photos from the crime scene. you can find it right now at 6abc.com. >> jury deliberations are underway this noon in the trial of a man trying to kill a philadelphia police officer. eric torres faces the attempted murder in the shooting of edward

davis. vernon odem is live outside the criminal justice center in center city with more on the case. >> reporter: torres the prosecution said is a career criminal with a lengthy rap sheet for drugs and assault and battery. they said he should not have been free on the street in 2013. jury deliberations resume in the case of eric torres on trial for 2013 wounding a policeman he had world dairches inside a gross -- davis inside a feltonville grocery store. davis and two others officer were struggling to subdue torres after they chased him from fleeing. torres faces drug charges here. davis a 6-year veteran was wounded. he is still in rehab unable to resume his job. torlz was fails down with his -- face down with his handles under

him and could not have pulled the trigger or aim at anyone. if convicted torres will go away for a long long time. live at the criminal justice center, vernon odem channel 6 "action news." >> thank you. students at the shipley school in bryn mawr are dealing with the death of one of their classmates. cayman naib was found dead yesterday not far from his home in newtown square. his parents say he was upset about his school work. an autopsy is scheduled for today. grief counselors are hand at the school to help students copy with the tragic news. chad perdelli will have a fuel story later on "action news" at 12:30. >> some university of georgia students are spending their spring break helping people in the area. a group called spark philadelphia held a pep rally to

help 12 young and men they will be paired up with people with disabilities, spark philadelphia helps people with disabilities achieve dependence. >> bill cosby speaking out addressing the allegations of sexual assault against him. meteorologist david murphy returns with the much warmer temperatures in the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast when "action news" at noon comes right back. # #

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[crashing noise] [. >> "action news" obtained this video overnight of a horrible one way crash in bucks county. the driver was heading in the wrong direction hitting 7 vehicles. the driver was heading southbound in the northbound lanes. police have arrested the driver for dui an charges are pending. bloody sunday anniversary is getting underway in alabama. in 1965 martin luther king junior led the same march for equal rights for all americans

regardless of race. a key provision of the voting rights act was struck down in 2013. there's backlash in oklahoma this afternoon for a racial chant. the video shows fraternity members chanting a racial slur on the bus. a black student union group obtained the recording and posted it online. the university president called the video disgraceful and joined students for a campus protest. he denounced the people in the video and said they do not represent the university. >> the fraternity's national headquarters called the video

unacceptable and embarrassing. >> an award-winning dog died days after competing and the owner suspect she was poisoned. jagger collapsed and died the day afterng at the prestigious dog show. the owners are devastated by the death. there are no suspects. a disturbing find into the report of the malaysia flight 370. the data flight battery recorder expired a year before the plane's disappearance. despite an exhaustive search there's been no trace of the plane so far.

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>> apple is expected to unveil it's newest innovation today. the iwatch. tim cook will unveil the new gadget later in san francisco. apple has teased the watch since december, but has given few details. it will show e-mails and text and health and other notifications. it is scheduled to hit stores in april. chrysler will make repairs to 700,000 recalled miniadvance

and suv. they plan to replace the entire i ignition switch. this comes after the recalls of 2008, 2009 to fix ignition switches that could move out position. >> if you're job requires you to sit for long periods of time you may want to get up and walk from time to time. researchers found a link between heart disease and excessive sitting. excessive sitting is associated with increased artery calcificastion. hearing loss is not just happening to older people, young adults are listening to music

unsafe levels on ear phones or ear buds. the "action news" team is working on stories for tonight at 4:00 p.m. >> hi alicia, how was your weekend? >> reporter: it was great, hope you had one too. we have simple tips to extent the life of your stuff and save you money. where is your child register that's a question when it comes to kids birthday parties we'll explore the trend. a plus a man proposed to his girlfriend every day for a year, what makes this unique, she has no idea he was doing. you won't want to miss one cherry hill girl engagement in

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>> landslides destroyed two house insist washington state. it happened over the weekend. you can see downed trees and a lot of debris. in less than three months, landslides have crushed four homes. people in the area have asked geologist to analyze the continuing eroding hillside. >> david murphy hans the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast. >> reporter: storm tracker 6 live double scan, we are showing no precipitation out there, we had a little bit ever stuff

predawn, but it's gone. as we look outside we have the action cam out earlier 589 rittenhouse square. we started out earlier with clouds and since then we've seen the sun thin out the clouds. at some point, i think some of you will change over to mostly sunny skies 52 degrees in philadelphia. winds not all that strong at 10 miles per hour and your barometer is on the rise that's a good sign. so we're heading into good territory this afternoon. still 44 in allentown. cooler there. 47 in reading, 48 in trenton. 53 in millville. up to 54 in atlantic city we're adding two or three degrees to the current numbers before we are done today. winds out of the west, they are starting to turn out of the north not all that strong. this is dry air coming down from the north that's why the clouds which were thicker earlier are thinning out and we're getting brighter and brighter out there that's the way it stays for the

majority of the afternoon. in allentown i'm calling it partly sunny that's with the understanding we may kick the clouds out over the next couple of hours. 47 is the high temperature. it's coat weather. down the shore 56 degrees, sunny and pleasant. atlantic city, partly sunny skies you may have to hang on to the cloud cover down south. in philadelphia, partly to mostly sunny skies seasonable high of 54 degrees, winds light 6 to 12 miles per hour. out of the southwest, the west and out of the north. tonight, winds die down. we drop to 33 degrees, clouds increase and generally speaking it's going to be on the cold side tonight. for the evening commute not too bad. under partly cloudy skies 52 degrees by 4:00 p.m. 5:30 holding on to temperatures close to 50. we drop off quickly after sundown. 7:00 p.m. we're down to 43 degrees, tomorrow we start out with a fair amount of clouds and then it just gets thicker as

the morning hours going on. by noon we may be watching a shower or sprinkle move in from the southwest. i think it's a better chance after 2 or 3:00 p.m. we start to see the lighter rain and at 6:00 p.m. everybody is in and out of some light to moderate showers. that continues into the nighttime between 10:00 11:00 when adam and cecily are on the air. they will have something to show you. that gets out of here quickly on wednesday morning. how much are we looking at? not a whole lot. we're leaning toward these models with an inch or so. it's not a horrific amount of rain. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, 54 degrees partly sunny nice, more clouds tomorrow light to moderate rain coming in. it will be damp and wet. 50 is the high. tomorrow we dry out quickly in the morning on wednesday, high

of 58. center city could hit 06. 5 # -- 53 on thursday, 44 on friday rain, and that spills into saturday morning, we're dry on the weekend. >>dy say welcome back? >> you did. >> a solar power plane could be the first plane to fly around the world without a drop of fuel. the journey will take months to complete. the wingspan is larger than a boeing 747. the plane weighs about as muches a car. -- much as a car. new video of a robbery suspect armed with a knife. he struck on the same street in less than a months. >> we're 6 months and counting from pope francis' visit to philadelphia. the man in charge of the pope's

trip is making an appearance today. we'll explain why next on "action news."

>> hello, again here's some of the stories we're following on "action news" at 1:30, after a long winter and final blast of snow, spring is starting to arrive. both the warm up, meant trouble for drivers on their way to work or school.

the search underway for a missing montgomery county woman who hasn't been seen since friday. a shake up for the eagles, we'll break down the roster moves the team mailed over the weekend. >> -- made over the weekend. looking live outside at sky6 live hd, the area getting a first glimpse of spring while it's good news for many tired of winter it's bad news for drivers and their cars. meteorologist david murphy has the latest from accuweather, but we begin with john rawlins in philadelphia's overbrook section with the bumpy roads caused by the warmup. john. >> reporter: hi, sarah it's a lovely day out here, but we had a tough winter a harsh winter with freezing and thawing. it's taken its toll on road surfaces it's taken an beating. the potholes have