>> good morning, it is 5:30, saturday march 21, here's some of the stories we're following on "action news." police in montgomery have details after a man is found dead in the street overnight. a machete wielding man terrorizes a busy new orleans and i want. new jersey police officer is under investigation after a deadly wrong-way crash. first though, chris sowers joins us with the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast.

not too many people happy with mother nature. >> reporter: it's funny sunny skies, green grass 65 degrees, christmas day, first day of spring, snow all over the place and # 3 degrees. let's get you outside, on a positive note it's technically spring at this point. you can only imagine it will get better from this point on. there's the view live from penns landing. we have some issues out there this morning, there are slick spots, we have black ice in parts of the area. there's a winter weather advisory up for south jersey because of freezing drizzle. take it slow and get to your destination safely. we have frozen slush expect slippery back roads parking lots, you know the drill right now. anything untreated it will be slick. everybody is below freezing with the exception of areas that saw rain dover # -- 33, wildwood,

34. everybody else ask 32 degrees or below the freezing mark. there's the remnants of yesterday's snow pushing through long island and working out to sea. here's a cold front out to the west. wind will shift out of the southwest, look at this high. we're up to 55 degrees, tomorrow we slam the door shot and the cold returns. eva. >> new this morning a man was shot and killed on a street in pottstown, police in montgomery county are searching for the gunman. he died near the intersection of washington and beat streets. police are looking for the shooter as they try to figure out a motive for the shooting. there was frightening moments at new orleans' international airport when a machete-wielding man ran through security.

we have detail on how it all unfolded inside the busy terminal. >> reporter: police cars swarmed the terminal at louie armstrong international airport in new orleans. a man identified as 63-year-old richard white confronted an officer. >> he pulled out a can of wasp spray and sprayed it in the officer's face. coming in close contact with the individual with a machete that officer fired three times hitting the perpetrator. >> reporter: white was taken to the hospital where he was described as unresponsive. witnesses say it was pandemonium. >> i hear, pow i heard him shoot, i heard people screaming there was like so many cops coming by. >> reporter: several people

including a tsa officer suffered minor injuries. >> police say the off-duty police officer involved in a wrong-way crash posted a photo on instagram hours earlier of three shot glasses filled with alcohol. 17-year-old linden balanced police officer drove the -- lindenwald police officer drove wrong way on to the highway. a third officer and another person were killed. new jersey state police have identified two people killed in a fiery crash on the atlantic city, sean mcbride and gabrielle lynnes were driving in the westbound lanes when their car lost control and caught fire. the driver of a bmw who was outside ever his car checking a flat tire, he was hurt.

it was snowing at the time, but the cause of the crash has in anther been determined. the children of a comedian killed in a crash seriously injured tracy morgan received a settlement from wal-mart. james mcnair's children will get $10 million from the accident that killed the comedian. morgan suffered a traumatic brain injury. a south philadelphia business is turning to the internet in hopes of finding those responsible for causing $2,000 to jim's steaks. look at this video taken around 3:00 a.m. outside jim's steaks at 4th and south. you can see two men one with a short sleeved shirt and one with a cream colored sweater talking to each other. one bangs on the window. restaurant. then his front backs up charging

at the window shattering. they both took off. >> i would like to deal with it personally between he and i, if i find out his name and he doesn't come forward then i'll go to the police. >> the picture has been viewed 50,000 times. penn state students will be paying more for room and board and tom wolf is not happy about it. trust tees voted to increase costs 4% by $200. food, payroll demands and other expenses. the increase is an average but the policy secretary said the governor does not support increases above the rate of inflation. more people are working in the state than ever before. payroll hit a record high in january. 13,000 jobs were added.

the tally means pennsylvania has recovered all the jobs lost in the recession. a young girl was reunited we are family last night thanks to the help of a good samaritan. the 8-year-old's mom who is a philadelphia police officer thought jade was supposed to be dropped off at her grandma's house yesterday but she was dropped off several blocks away. she went into a park where she was for an hour until a stranger got involved. >> it could be anybody who did not return her. >> the bus company said the bus was driven by a new driver who didn't know her usual drop off spot. pennsylvania governor tom

wolf made a stop in philadelphia where he stressed his commitment to early childhood education. he spoke to the delaware valley for the education of young children. the organization is trying to start a state campaign to try to get every 3 and 4-year-old access to education. an investment in state's children is an investment to state's future. >> the insite i want to bring to harrisburg is the insight i got in the private sector. investing in early childhood education is smart. >> the governor's budget includes 120 million-dollar increase and early childhood education with the goal of enrolling 14,000 additional children. there's much more to come on "action news" saturday morning. deep discounts. we have discounts on a bill sale that will net you designer

clothing at a fraction of the cause. snow shovels start the spring season, what's up with that chris? >> reporter: that snow is long gotten, we have slush and patchy black ice and windchills in the 20 and 30s i'll have the details from accuweather when we come right back.

>> you can say this again winter went out with a bang

yesterday. many of us not impressed. many had to break out the winter coats and shovels an doggy sweaters once again after the several inches of snow fell. >> i woke up, i was like it's snowing? >> i'm not happy about this weather. it's no the a good first day of spring. ironically our cameras caught up with a girl named spring. she said she was stunned. one resident told us she went to four stores in search of rock salt, snow fell through the last hours of winter, this sign echoed the requests of many residents, make it stop. we talked to several people where i was yesterday, they were like, we didn't put away the snow shovels.

>> reporter: here's the good news with march snowstorms, usually the snow that falls in march doesn't last long. temperatures today we'll get you outside the temperature today will shoot up into the mid 50s, whatever snow you have on the front lawn will be long gone about 5 or 6:00 p.m. as that starts to melt. we have freezing drizzle across south jersey and black ice in parts of the area. it looks clear for the most partly again, you have to watch out for a few slick spots as temperatures are hovering close to freezing. double scan live not showing much of anything right now. we're seeing reports of patchy freezing drizzle. because of that, the winter weather advisory continues for all of new jersey for the freezing drizzle. 32 degrees the freezing mark for philadelphia. dewpoint, 27. winds are light out of the north at 8 miles. they will pick up later this afternoon. right now the barometer is

falling. remember the december? december was so unusually mild, christmas day 65. we saw .1 of an inch of snow during the months of december. january was not that bad 4.3. february, 10 march 12 inches. those months were extremely cold by average. it took a while but when winter got here, it came in. 32 for philadelphia. 32 in millville. trenton, 29. allentown, 30. reading, 30, most locations are sitting at the freezing mark or slightly below. be on the look out for the slick spots. as the sun comes up the numbers will climb. windchills mid 20s to low 30s. it feels like winter out there. here's the good news, the satellite and radar we're seeing holes in the clouds here, as we progress along over the

next couple of hours, you should see more holes in the cloud deck. the winds will shift out of the southwest ahead of this cold front here. you go to into a -- you get into a west, southwesterly flow, the sun angle is high. 40s and 50s today. and then boom. the wind shift and it will feel like winter. 43 in allentown. 4:35 51 degrees for philadelphia. overnight tonight into tomorrow morning, the temperatures drop back down we'll see 20s and 30s, first thing sunday morning be on the look out for slick spots out there. sunday afternoon temperatures climb above freezing, all should be fine. 55 degrees if philadelphia. reading, 52. milder day clouds and sun

millville, 54. toms river 50, dover 55. the the exclusive accuweather five-day forecast, 55 degrees today, ten cooler for tomorrow. doesn't take into account the wind, it will feel like the 30s. same thing for monday, tuesday 48 degrees, and then we pull out of it, wednesday 55 increasing clouds. thursday, chance of rain, 60. friday, sun and clouds, 52. take a guess what it's going to do next weekend? >> it's going to be cold again. >> reporter: after next week that's it, there's no more cold air left in the arctic reservoir. >> that's amazing news. people are doing happy dances. >> reporter: i hear you. >> fyi philly is helping you to get into shape jamie apody takes a look.

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good saturday morning, sky6 live hd taking a live look over atlantic city right now 5:50, 33 degrees in the city. "healthcheck" this morning a major medical group says a stress test may be a waste of time and putting you at risk. the test such as ekgs and radioactive imaging are overprescribed in healthy patients. they don't improve patient outcome. they are representing that healthy patients with no symptoms of heart disease focus on heart health such as quitting smoking and keeping weight and cholesterol in check. researchers have found that drinking more diet soda with lead to belly fat for people age

65 and old. the results of the study can be found in the journal of american geriatrics society. full honors were given to a four legged officer that spent a decade on the job. nora muchanic was there for the touching tribute. >> reporter: his name is falco who served monmouth county, he want to honor him for all the years of service for all the great jobs he has done. it's his final send off. bomb threats and all kinds of calls, put his life on the line for all of our officers. this is the least we can do for him. >> this was hunter this was falco's son who followed in his

father's foot stems. >> falco was diagnosed with lung cancer. he retired, and heading for an easy life out police work. the cancer struck and nothing could be done. >> he didn't enjoy his requirement, but he enjoyed working. he was a great dog. >> f ravment lco -- falco worked with the james at faye. >> great dogs never leave they live in our hearts forever. >> >> he was a great dog he touched a lot of people. >> i woke up this morning i thought to myself, i'm never to going to see this dog again but he said i will in my heart. rest in palace, f ravment lco -- and thank you for your service.

yea for saturday! sky6 live hd looking live into wilmington delaware, 5:55, 33 degrees norm snow flurries falling out there, at least not this morning. apple is hoping to take a bite out of the online tv services. the tech giant is planning to offer a bundle of well-known channels that would include abc espn and others. the service would be available from apple tv and cost 30 to $40 a month. this comes after apple launcheses hbo subscription service. the british beverage maker will put nutritional label object on the bottles.

it will include alcohol by volume calorie and carbs and fat content by serving. a designer clothing sale is happening, here's nydia han with the details. >> reporter: a boutique in bryn mawr is giving things away this weekend. if you could use cow boy boots or cute dress for spring. this is your chance to get it. >> this is is an awesome by. they are all beautiful and travel well. >> reporter: the sale is happening this weekend. all kinds of designers clothing for summer and fall and time ltz pieces. >> take this jacket which was $425 it's now 75. fry and old gringo boots are

half off. jeans, by two, and get one free. >> most of them -- >> there are three racks of other discounted items buy two and get one free. >> you could by this swg jacket. for the address go to 6abc.com. i'm nydia han channel 6 "action news." the sale is today 10:00 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. tomorrow from noon until 4:00. we have much more coming you on on "action news" saturday morning. mountain do rolls out a new beverage plus chris sowers will

have the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast we'll be right back.

>> good morning it's 6:00 a.m., saturday, march 21, here's some of the stories we're following on "action news." could a vicious attack by a dog been prevented. we talked exclusively to the local family who said the attack

was not the first. a protest in light of a scandal of a fraternity involving pictures of nude women. warming up the first full day of spring will bring brighter skies and warmer temperatures that will help melt the snow. meteorologist chris sowers joins us with the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast. clearly not happy about the snow we got yesterday. >> reporter: everybody else feels the same way. the good news, eva later this afternoon there may not be snow on the ground. temperatures are climbing into the mid 350 os later -- 50s later on. we'll see a decent amount of sunshine that will help to melt the snow. the roads in the back ground are wet. some of the secondary roads are slick. we're seeing black ice reported with freezing drizzle across south jersey, that combined with the frozen slush making the secondary