meteorologist, cecily tynan is live now with the latest from accuweather. >> despite the calendar saying that spring arrives tomorrow, winter is not done with us yet. the moisture is building to the southwest and you'll notice most of these echos are green and just a little bit of snow shopping up in the higher elevations. it be running into colder air and there is one area near nashville and that is transferring energy to a coastal low and is rolling to the northeast and it intensifyies as it does. but it's not a monster storm but it will bring us messy weather, the national weather service issued winter weather advisories for a slushy wet snow for most of you viewing area except for southern delaware and extreme southern new jersey that is where it will be a mainly rain event. right around midmorning to the

end of the morning commute that is when the moisture will be here primarily in the form of snow except for the far southern zones and then as we head through the day the rain-snow line moves to the north however it will stay as all wet snow north of philadelphia the timeline the snow is arriving from 7:00 until 9:00, the heaviest right in the middle of the day from 5:00 to 9:00. i'll have specifics for how much snow you can expect where you live coming up in the full accuweather forecast. with the snowfall on the horizon we want to invite you to once again join the action if you see breaking news or snow email your videos or photographs to jointheaction@6abc.com or use hashtag on social media. philadelphia police arrested a 15 and 14-year-old in connection with the deadly shooting in the

overbrook section but the search is on for a teenager one that police believed pulled the trigger, chad pradelli is live at police headquarters with the full story. >> reporter: jim his name is hamilton and they believe he is the teenager that fired the fatal shot into james stuhlman's chest. anybody with information about his whereabouts are asked to dial 911. they say that hamilton was the trigger man that took the fatal shot he and hamilton and smith approached stuhlman because he looked like an easy target. >> a slight struggle and he was shot in the chest and tragically was pronounced. >> smith and the 14-year-old was picked up by district officers

yesterday and all three suspects were captured on surveillance video before and after the killing, police searched this home on the 64 hundred block of west girard where the juvenile lived. >> we have recovered several weapons and ballistics is checking them to see if they are our weapon but we don't believe they are. >> the victim has a daughter who often walks with him at night but not this time. >> just because these kids wanted to rob somebody he lost his life and his daughter will never see her father again and that is really sad. >> hamilton lives on wanna maker if you know his whereabouts call police. word tonight that the police officers involved in the fatal shooting of a man in the may fair section of philadelphia will not be charged.

district attorney seth williams called the death of brandon tate brown a tragedy but not a crime and he detailed how he came to that conclusion, david henry is live now with the details. >> reporter: you may recall that the shooting of brandon tate brown happened during the racial unrest that erupted over the michael brown case and the eric garner case in new york but d.a. seth williams says that unlike in those cases the police acted properly here in this case. >> it was a tragedy but what occurred was not a crime. williams says that forensic and eyewitness testimony supports the police account of what happened when brandon tate brown did after being pulled over in his car. they spotted this gun wedged between the passenger seat and they ordered tate brown out of the car and he started to struggle with him and one of the

officers shot him in the head when he tried to get the gun. >> he did not walk around or put his hands up instead he went around the other side and reached inside to the place where he put his gun. >> williams showed a grainy video of what appeared to be a struggle. tate brown's mother says she was shown a clearer video. >> i saw my son nowhere near the right side and never got to open the right side of that car door. >> tate brown's dna was on the gun that had been stolen and he already served five years in jail for shooting another man. if the police found another gun on him he could have been sent right back to jail. >> the only mistake my cousin made was driving while black in the city of philadelphia. >> and mayfair near the 15th

district. >> tate brown's family will continue to fight for justice and plan a civil rights lawsuit. >> we are pursuing were the civil rights violated in the pullover the struggle or the actually shooting itself. >> the family says they and the public still have not seen all the evidence in this case and the d.a. says that three witnesses and the video and the cops tell the true story. >> david thank you. a former philadelphia traffic court judge has been sentenced to 20 months behind bars for lying to the fbi during an investigation during ticket fixing, willan singtory was found guilty for getting rid of tickets for political insiders and allies traffic court was eliminated after the scandal.

word has come that a woman that moved from philadelphia to new york city just 8 months ago died when she was hit by a piece of flying plywood. tina was walking near her home when a piece of fencing blue from a construction site slamming her into a wall and she was declared dead a few hours later, she last lived in northern liberties. and a dump truck overturned and spilled its load on 55 in millville. crews shoveled the remains of the load from the truck so they can then right it and the driver complained of pain and there is no word yet on the extent of his injuries an early morning fire in delaware caused $300,000 worth of damage firefighters were called to the unit block of merry ville

merriville court the family of four inside managed to escape unharmed. the delaware state fire marshall is working to determine what caused the blaze. hillary clinton spoke to a crowd of 3,000 people at a conference in atlantic city this afternoon, the former secretary of state gave the key note address to the american camp association the lighthearted remarks to the summer camp industry focused on the importance of early childhood education, it marked her final paid speech while she prepares for a presidential run next year. and they gave -- to a k-9 officer that served for 13 years. find out what the team is doing in a run dmc video. coming up in sports. and two days in a row with temperatures stuck in the

mid-40s and now snow on the way tomorrow details on what to expect and for your first weekend of spring in the accuweather forecast. >> those stories and more when "action news" continues tonight. (mom) when our little girl was born we got a subaru. it's where she said her first word. (little girl) no! saw her first day of school. (little girl) bye bye! made a best friend forever. the back seat of my subaru is where she grew up. what? (announcer) the 2015 subaru forester (girl) what? (announcer) built to be there for your family. love. it's what makes a subaru a subaru.

fortunately nobody was injured when an out is of control car slammed into three homes in the tioga-nicetown section of philadelphia chopper 6 hd was over the scene in the 1900 block of west hilton street before 8:30 this morning. the philadelphia police department and the fire department are going head to

head to see which can be the biggest losers. losers of weight. the departments kicked off the 29 and annual weight watchers battle of the badges today with the ceremonial weigh in the contest lasts for 16 weeks weight watchers donates money in the name of the department that loses the most weight. they gave honors to a four-legged officer that gave most of its life on the job. nora muchanic was there for the touching tribute. his name is falco he served over 11 years with the montgomery county sheriff's k-9 unit. he walked by other k-9s and officers before being euthanized we want to honor falco for all the great jobs he has done. so it's his final sendoff. >> bomb threats and all kinds of

calls, and put his life on the line for all of our officers. so this is the least we can do for him. this is falco's son who followed in his father's footsteps falco was a highly trained police dog that was recently diagnosed with lung cancer and falco was headed for an easy life, but the cancer spread quickly and nothing could be done. he enjoyed working every day. >> he was a great dog. >> falco lived and worked with officer jail fay and his family he knew he had to work and when he came home he knew he had a family. he got a text from a friend that hit home for him. they said great dogs never leave and live in their hearts forever. it's true he was a great dog and touched a lot of people. >> i woke up this morning and

thought to myself i would never see this dog again but from the quote my dad said i will from my heart. rest in peace falco and thank you for your service i'm nora muchanic, channel 6 "action news."

just about a half our away from villanova-lafayette. they are all talked out at this

point. two coaches that consider each other a friend it's villanova and lafayette in the tournament. jeff skversky is live in pittsburgh. >> the big dance for villanova starts in 30 minutes and we have big fans here and they are excited. how about jerry he has the villanova logo on his pants villanova is excited, they are loose so loose how about this dance they put on for a tv promo last week. ♪♪ ♪♪ the stars of the villanova basketball team are rocking out to run dmc's hit song it's tricky. that is our second hobby we do that in the dorm room, that is just us having fun me on the turntables and everybody else rapping. >> are you a better basketball player or rapper.

>> hopefully i'm a better basketball player. >> darren hilliard and jayvon pinksston hope it's not tricky to rock the stage at the ncaa tournament tonight against lafayette, as a number one seed the cats are expected to be a number one hit nova has not missed a beat. >> anybody can knock you off. the 16 seed has not beaten a one seed but you don't want to be the first. >> they would be crazy if you don't think about that when you get a one seed. >> playingville november i'm excited to hopefully be the first 16 seed to beat the one seed. >> not many people are picking the leopards but you never know it could happen. >> how confident are these fans

in pittsburgh, nova will try to silence lafayette as villanova tries to make noise in the big dance. jeff skversky channel 6 "action news." thanks guys. all right thank you, the early rounds of the ncaa tournament. all about upsets a couple of good ones today georgia state and third seeded by letter -- they forced to sit on a swivel chair and baylor commits 21 turnovers and georgetown take a one point lead and one final chance for baylor and to save your bracket. not even close. georgia state wins, the 14 seed takes down the 3. and uab taking on iowa state talk about a big shot, big jumper to put uab up we came here not just to play games but

to make noise and win some games, the blazers do just that, with the upset 60-59. >> thank you ducis one of the most famous graduates of osage school in voorhees made a visit to his school today. o.j. apple of the buckeyes stopped in to chad with students they talked to him about osage and his days playing.

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this whole week, we are not really getting snow are we? >> i don't kid about the weather. sometimes on april fools but this isn't that. stormtracker 6 live double scan showing that there is no snow falling now however it will be arriving tomorrow morning but we are live right now on sky 6 hd taking a look from the pagoda in reading and this is an area in penn seeing higher accumulations and a lot dependants on the elevations, the higher elevations will see the higher accumulations of snow. 45 was our high in philadelphia 9 degrees below normal and allentown 42 and wilmington 43 and satellite 6 along with action radar showing we have moisture beginning to build from the south and it's not very organized right now this will transfer its energy to a coastal storm and that brings us the snow and rain and future tracker

shows us it will be arriving to area ss west and south it's not the light fluffy snow but the heavy wet snow and at lunch time the rain-snow line is at the i-95 corridor the heavy rain can pull down the colder air and the rain-snow line collapses more to the south by 4:30 when we get the bands of heavier snow and then it moves out of here at 9:00 on friday night and temperatures should be above freezing at that points. what are we talking about? extreme southern new jersey and southern delaware this is mainly a rain event perhaps a few snowflakes mixed in and the i-95 corridor this is 1 to 3 inches of the slushy snow and the 3 inch line close to philadelphia and north and west of philadelphia 3 to 6 inches of that slushy wet snow, bear in

mind we are saying all week, the key points this is not march it's january with temperature as above freezing and the main roads the highways are just wet and the side roads will get slushy west of philadelphia especially when we get the heavier bands of snow and spring begins officially at 6:45 in the evening and spring snow is not that uncommon typically we get an inch of snow every spring but back in 1915 be we had a storm system early april that dropped 19.4 inches of snow so think about that before you complain about the slushy snow on the way tomorrow. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, the wet snow and rain falling during the daytime hours and 38 degrees is the high and spring arriving at 6:45 tomorrow evening and the good news is anything still left on saturday will be melting we have a nice recovery for one day

and seasonable and a mixture of clouds and sunshine for the first day of spring don't get used to it though temperatures drop back down to the 40s on sunday and partly sunny skies 44 degrees gets colder on monday with a high of only 42 degrees, tuesday you see the trend here, it stays on the cold side temperatures running 10 degrees below normal and the high only 46 degrees, and we nudge back up to the low 50s and increasing clouds and thursday temperatures rising above normal and this will come at a cost we are looking at showers moving in on thursday. again 1 to 3 inches philadelphia area south 3 to 6 in the north and most of that on the grassy surfaces. >> finally tonight this was a special day at the wilmington home in westchester dot

celebrated her 105th birthday, a 1951 graduate of the hahnemann school of nursing and lived in haverford her whole life and she is a lifelong animal lover dot credits her social life with keeping her young. world news is next on channel 6 and then please join us here at 11:00, i'm jim gardner we hope you'll join us at 11:00.

tonight, breaking news. the outrage on campus. the student claiming police went too far. his arrest caught on camera. his face bloodied. don't tonight, protests. students demand justice and the governor demands answers. bracing for impact. 40 million americans facing a major snowstorm. rob marciano here with the new warnings. museum massacre. isis claiming responsibility for that deadly terror attack. we are on the scene. tonight, security tightened at some of america's most famous museums. danger in the sky. a high-flying chase at 1,500 feet. two helicopters closing in on a drone. the federal government now on the case. and aabc news potentially dangerous defects sold to