>> good morning, it is 7:00 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 with the local family who said the attack was not the first by the pet. calling for more action, students at penn state stage a protest in light of a scandal of a fraternity posting pictures of nude women. the first full day of spring will bring lighter skies and warmer temperatures that will help met the snow. >> reporter: let's go outside to chris sowers, looks like a picture of winter. >> reporter: it's kind of pretty right. march snowstorms we talked about this earlier in the broadcast. march storms don't last so long, temperatures get mild, whatever snow you do see, a day or two later the snow is gone.

i wouldn't be surprised in delaware or new jersey if all of the snow was gone by 6:00 p.m. 3 inches in claymont, mcguire 6.7. mountain laurel 5. circlerville 5. if this was -- sicklierville. if this was february we could have ten inches of snow. warminster, 7. media, 6.1. allentown, 6.1. now the temperatures have dropped below freezing i'm going to issue the yellow flag this morning, use caution especially on secondary roads sidewalks parking lots things like that. we're seeing patchy freezing drizzle across delaware and new jersey. that's creating areas of black ice. north and west we have frozen

slush on the back roads. take your time this morning. this afternoon, clouds and sun milder, shooting for a high of 55 degrees. that will feel good, but don't get used to it, we'll slam the door shut on the milder weather colder weather returns tuesday. we'll talk about that when i step back inside. >> black ice is blamed for two evaluate crashes in the northeast. the action cam was on the scene on i-95 northbound north of cottman avenue. one crash happened on the northbound side of the road. the other in the southbound lanes. penndot crews were called to salt the roads. therein no injuries in either accident. earlier this week we told you about a pitbull that attacked three members of its new adopted family. "action news" has learned it wasn't the first time the dog has gone on the attack. the animal control team of

philadelphia was warned about the dog. dann cuellar has the exclusive details. >> reporter: we were startled to hear from another family only days earlier the same dog whom they were fostering viciously attacked and injured the family dog and warned the agency not to put the dog up for for adoption. >> the lady said he was great with kids and other dogs. >> reporter: last friday shwoman picked up the 2 1/2-year-old pitbull known always -- as dom. she had taken her dog to meet dom to make sure they got along they did. the next day a terrible thing happened. >> it was horrible. he tried to get on top of my dog, my dog growled and dom didn't like that, so he gripped on to her face and wouldn't let go. >> reporter: her dog had to have a number of stitches which cost

over 700 bucks. she said she call the representative who said they would come by to pick up the dog. she was startled when the agency moved forward to put the dog up for adoption. >> i said my -- dog was attacked by the dog be what if he attacks a kid. >> reporter: two days later the dog attacked three people. they had to be hospitalized. >> i couldn't believe that poor family, the kids, how can someone sleep at night knowing they adopted that dog out knowing that it viciously attacked my dog. after a number of attempts to get the agency to explain what went wrong the executive director called to say i don't know all the facts we are

looking into it. we have policy in place to protect families from dangerous animals. the director said the dog has been placed in quarantine and will be put down. in hunting park, dann cuellar channel 6 "action news." breaking news, seven children were killed overnight in a house fire in brooklyn, all of them are believed to be from the same family. witnesses say the mother jumped from a window of the three story home and yelled for someone to help her children trapped inside. their bodies were found upstairs. the mother and another child were rushed to the hospital in critical condition. more than 100 firefighters battle the the flames and smoke. fire investigators are looking for clues is as to what sparked the deadly blaze. happening today nova has a shot with the sweet 16 on the line. nova coming off a 41-point steam rolling of lafayette last night. tonight's game in pittsburgh

begins at 7:10. jeff skeverski has a preview of the match up in sports, eel be live from pittsburgh on "action news" at 6:00 p.m. and 11:00 p.m. students in penn state are calling for penalties against a fraternity who put up nude pictures of women on an invitation only facebook page. >> there were people whole not stand for this. >> it's important that we as men say this is unacceptable. we are in support of our sisters who are outraged not only by the university and their

ponse. a 28-year-old houston woman was shot in the head during a road rage attack. she was on her way to work when she honked her horn at the suv. the driver shot the women through the window hitting her in the back of the head. the victim was able to pull over and call 911. >> she blacked out several times at the scene but she was coherent enough to give the investigating officers some information to help us in the case. >> police have reports that same driver may have sideswiped other vehicles before firing his gun. a second suspect daric andrews is under arrest in a road-rage murder in las vegas. andrews drove the getaway after

the passenger shot myers. n ouse was caught after allegedly shooting at myers and her son. pope francis is in italy where he celebrated mass. he gave his homily to the faithful in naples, he visited the sanctuary 60 pompeii. he visited a popular shrine that was named after pope john paul 2. still to come on saturday morning. a frightening crash. a taxi in new york city jumps the curb. >> reporter: we'll have windchills in the 20s and 30s, later this afternoon the air temperatures climb into the 50s, i'll have the complete weekend forecast from

accuweather when we come right back.

>> taxi jumped the curb in the bronx killing a man and injuring two people. the victims were widget fewer the bulls. the -- the victims were waiting for the bus. the taxi driver was taken to the hospital as well. video caught a boat plowing into a coast guard station in miami. they are being treated in the hospital. everybody in the coast guard station is okay, the cause of that accident is still under investigation. it is spring, but folks up in maine are getting ready for cold. here's why the rivers are jammed with ice. too much warm air will cause the rivers to rise and flood low-lying areas.

icebreakers are helping to ease that problem. >> reporter: this morning we're down in cape may where we're holding on to cloud cover and patchy drizzle at the shore points. you go to the north the drizzle is freezing drizzle. be careful out there we're seeing slick spots developing. double scan live is clear but if you look toward the right-hand side of the screen, there's blue and white that's the patchy drizzle that's starting to develop. 32 degrees the freezing mark in philadelphia. dewpoint, 27. winds in the process of shifting. right now they are out of the north/northwest at 6 miles per hour. they will shift in a southerly direction later on. it will be nice and toasty by 4:00 5:00 p.m. over the next few hours while

temperatures are below freezing, watch out for frozen slush north and west, patchy black ice south and east. moth main roads are wet at this point. temperature-wise, the magic number is # -- 32, everybody sitting at freezing or below. dover you're above. wildwood 34 you're in the clear as well. once the sun starts to rise it will do its thing and everybody gets above freezing. windchills in the mid 20s it feels blustery out there. feels like 26 in philadelphia. 25 in millville. 30 in allentown and reading. satellite and radar here's today's weather here, we'll see cloud cover this morning breaking for sunshine later this afternoon. this cold front arrives late in the day probably after 7:00 p.m. it could bring a scattered showers into the lehigh valley. it will come through dry what you'll notice with the frontal

system is how the temperature drop off. today is prefrontal ahead of a cold front winds are out of the west/southwest. this will be good enough to get us into the mid 50s. tomorrow, the winds shift out of the northwest and we go back into the mid 40s. very spring-like today. very winter-like tomorrow. future tracker 66 combination of sun and clouds, temperatures increasing into the mid 50s 5:30, 50 for philadelphia. reading 56. everybody dropping back below freezing tonight. first thing tomorrow morning be on the look out for patchy black ice or frozen slush. 55 degrees for philadelphia. that will feel fantastic. winds out of west at 5 to 15 miles per hour. overnight tonight partly

cloudy, seasonable cold, 27 north and west, 37 center city. watch out for the refreeze tomorrow morning. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast shows the cold shot lingering through tuesday. all three days we'll be dealing with windchills. 45 sunday, 48 monday, 38 tuesday. sunday and monday stuck in the mid 30s ties a little better. wednesday, 55 degrees, 60 for thursday, combination of sun and clouds or friday. the only shot of rain will be thursday that's a system that will pull through. even though we're up in the 60s kind of like gray and gloomy. we'll take it, 60 is 60. >> it's and it's not snow. >> reporter: lisa thomas-laurey has arts of aging.

>> reporter: doylestown town chapter of elder wisdom circle meets twice a month reading letters of younger women seeking advice. in nine years they answered the hundred mothers. >> planning careers going to school roommate issues and they come from people of all ages all over the world practically. >> so the letter writers, the senior seniors are a grandparent safe zone for problem solving. >> mother and dad might thing it's the worst situation ever, but grandma and grandpa have been there and they have seen everything. >> you won't tattle on them. there's a connection. >> makes you feel useful, as

you get orderly, you have less and less responsibility in the world. >> but they do have wisdom to share life experience to pass on. they get the opportunity to do that and to feel it goes somewhere. >> reporter: the members are all volunteers and you may visit our website 6abc.com/art of aging for more volunteer opportunities. lisa thomas-laurey channel 6 "action news."

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5 inches of snow yesterday we go above average temperature-wise today. unfortunately it doesn't last, this is an an arctic shot that will push south and east into the mid atlantic and the southeast. it will moderate. it will show temperatures in the single digits and teens. it will modify before it gets in here, we're talking about highs in the 30s and 40s that's cool for this time of the career. it will come through dry all that will push through new england. the next 24 to 48 hours look comfortable at least today and colder, sunday monday, tuesday it will be dry in the delaware valley. eva? >> thanks, chris. turning to sports, villanova place in the round of the 32 and have a good shot at the 16. jamie apody has saturday morning sports. >> reporter: not since 2009 have

the wildcats made it past the first round in the tournament. they face nc tonight. they are no slouch. here's jeff skeverski in pittsburgh. >> reporter: the last time nova was in the sweethis group these kids they have their eyes set on a much bigger prize. >> i want to take the team to the final four. >> villanova is not just happy to be here. the wildcats want to take the next step in what they hope will be the final four run. they do not expect to walk all over nc state like they did against laugh yet. a shot at the sweet 16 is now at stake. >> it will mean a lot to us, if we can beat nc state that would be great.

>> we'll try to enjoy that if we get there all we can do right now is concentrate on what we have to do to beat nc state. >> reporter: they have never played nc state but they compare them to providence a team they beat 3 times. the cats are not ready for the time to run out on this season. with villanova in pittsburgh, jeff skeverski channel 6 "action news." >> reporter: tip off tonight 7:10 p.m. it's the pong ball bowl. regardless of how you feel about the sixers, watching nerlens noel is going to be fun. the rookie with his best game so far. a career game, 23 points, 14 rebounds. last time a line like that, which a shaquille o'neill in

19963. the union play at 4:00 p.m. because of the snow it was postponed because of snow. >> a baby april is bouncing back from a tough start to his young life. this is buddy an or oranguatan who was rescued locked in a chicken cage. he has learned how to rock, cliesm and chew his own food. he has his first or oranguatan friend named jenny. stay with us, we'll be right back.

>> police in montgomery have few details after a man is found dead in the street overnight. a machete-wielding man terrorizes a new orleans airport. the suspect is hospitalized after being gunned down by police. a north jersey police officer is under investigation after a deadly wrong-way crash. first though, let's head outside to chris sowers with our first full day of spring forecast. >> reporter: it doesn't look like spring, technically spring has sprung.

it arrived yesterday evening. the normal high for this time of year is 55 degrees. in one month's time, our normal high jumps to 66 degrees. take a look at that and now get off your couch and look out the wood. if you don't feel like getting off the couch. i'll show you what it looks like. it looks like a lot of white snow. 7 inches in warminster. everywhere picked up 3 to 5 inches. this was a good solid snowfall especially considering the time of year. had this be february or january we would -- had this been january or february, we would have picked up 17 inches of snow. double scan live showing for the most of the part we're in the clear. if you look between toms river and new york you see shades of blue and white that's where we are picking up patchy freezing drizzle and a couple of sleet

pellets from jackson mills to lakewood to the jersey shore belmawr and point pleasant reporting a little bit of patchy drizzle. that's about it. at this point, now things are beginning to clear skies are going to start before it brightening up later this afternoon. 39 degrees by 9:00 a.m. lunchtime 46. the numbers jump this afternoon as we start to increase the sun. 53 degrees by 3:00 p.m. we're shooting for a comfortable high of 55. with the sun setting 7:14 p.m. all the snow should be gone or two-thirds of it, a lot of it will be gone. you'll see the front lawn again the only issue tomorrow, the temperatures fall off the cliff again another cold front pulls through. eva. >> a man was shot and killed on the street in pottstown he died at the intersection of washington and beach streets.

police are trying to figure out the motive for the shooting. there were frightening moments inside new orleans international airport when a machete wielding man ran through security. he was shot three times by sheriffs deputies. >> reporter: police cars swarmed this terminal at louie armstrong international airport in new orleans. a man identified as 63-year-old richard white confronted a tsa officer. >> he pulled a can of wasp spray and sprayed the officer in the face. >> reporter: he attacked two more tsa officers one with a machete. >> he came in contact with the individual with the machete. that officer fired three times hitting the perpetrator. witnesses say it was

pandemonium. >> it was like -- i hear pow. >> i heard him shoot and people screaming and so many cops started coming by. >> reporter: several people including a tsa officer suffered minor injuries. ty hernandez, abc new york. >> the off duty new jersey police officer involved in a deadly wrong-way crash posted an picture of three shot glasses filled with alcohol. this is the picture posted by the linden police officer who drove the wrong way down a highway in staten island new york crashing into a tractor-trailer. two other officers and 4th person were at a strip club. a third person and another officer were killed. another instagram photo shows

him as a member of the honor guard for the slain philadelphia police officer robert wilson iii. new 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 cars lost control and hit another vehicle and as you can see caught fire. the driver of the bmw checking on a flat tire was hurt, it was snowing at the time, but the cause of the crash has not been determined. the children of a comedian killed in a crash that seriously injured tracy morgan have received a settlement from walmart. james mcnair's children will get 10e $10 million from the retailer. mcnair was killed when a walmart semi crashed into the limo carrying the comedian, morgan suffered a traumatic brain

injury. a south philadelphia business is turning to the internet looking for those responsible for causing $2,000 to jim's steaks. look at this video taken outside jim's steaks at 4th and south. you can see two men with a short sleeved shirt and cream-colored sweater. they are talking to each other one bangs on the window of the straighten, and his friend backs up and charges the window, shattering. >> i would like to deal with it between he and i, if i find out his name and he doesn't come forward, then we'll go to the police. >> the pictures have been viewed more than 50,000 times. >> penn state students will be paying more next year for room and board and a senior aid to govenor tom wolf is not happy about it. penn state trustees voted to race cost 4% or $200.

they blamed food cost and payroll demands and other expenses. wolf's policy secretary said the governor does not agree with the increases above inflation. payrolls in pennsylvania hit a record high in february. 13,000 jobs were added for a history-making total. the tally means pennsylvania has recovered all the jobs lost during the recession. the state unemployment rate rose, it's better than the national average. a young girl was reunited with her family thanks to the help of a good samaritan. 8-year-old jade dotson whose mother is a police officer was supposed to be dropped off at her grandmother's house instead she was left off several weeks

ago. she wander into a park where she was alone for more than an hour where an good samaritan got involved. >> i thank them so much. >> reporter: michelle said the bus company was being driven by a new driver and didn't know her usual drop off spot. our calls to the company has not been returned. trenton celebrated a milestone, 18 police sergeants lieutenants and captains were formally promoted yesterday. several of the honorees were getting their promotions restored after they were demoted after a budget crisis in 2011. the grouped include the first will a -- the group included the first latino captain.

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so much for a spring stroll. old man winter got the last laugh dumping several inches of

snow on connecticut. this late punch of wintry weather left a few residents if moving to florida would be better. with snow showers that brought out the umbrellas in wilmington. this was the scene of folks out and about lunchtime at 5th and king. it was a wet snow, even though they were flakes, your head was soaking wet. >> reporter: they were like silver dollar. very heavy very wet very difficult to remove from walks. as we get you outside that may be one of the issues you're faced with this morning especially north and west of the city. the far western suburbs the lehigh valley. you'll have slush on the walks. if you attempt to remove it. make sure you're bending your knees and keep your back straight. push it off to the side of the walk with the shovel. in the meantime there's the

view the camden waterfront. the battleship new jersey. you're not seeing the ice on the delaware river. temperatures are better than a month ago. with that said we're dealing with icy conditions out there. we have freezing drizzle in monmouth and ocean counties. for the most part a lot of this is starting to pull away and fizzle out. now we have snow showers to the northwest. this is the lehigh valley and the poconos wilks-berre scranton area. snowshowers could fall in the poconos over the next couple of hours. that should be as far south as it will get the poconos northern portion of the lehigh valley. we have got off to a slow start 65 degrees christmas day we saw .1-inch of snow. it get better in january 4.3. 10.6 in february. 1 1.9 in march giving us a grand total of 26 points 9 inches of

snow which is above average. our seasonal average is 19 inches of snow. it's close to what we were calling for back in november with the winter weather outlook. things have up and down out nicely with the forecasted call. spring snowstorms are not uncommon. on average we typically see one inch of snow during the spring month. the highest storm we ever saw was 19.4 back in 1915 that occurred in april of all months. that shows you we're not in the clear just yet but the numbers are getting better and better, you'll see that reflected in the seven-day forecast in just a moment. 32 degrees in philadelphia. dewpoint, 27. winds out of the north/northwest at 6 miles per miles per hour. quakertown, 30 fleetwood 29. saint davids 30. once again if you're going to be traveling over the next couple of hours even if you're walking along a sidewalk if it looks wet it's glazed over. walk slow, exercise caution you don't want to slip and fall.

cinnaminson 30. glassboro, below freezing, 29. gandys beach 32. woodbine sitting at the freezing mark of # -- 32 degrees. satellite and radar clearing taking place over south jersey. around the delaware, we have a cold front approaching from the northwest. most of the moisture in the form. snow showers is pushing off to the north and the east. we'll have a cold front arriving tomorrow. today ahead of it we have low to mid 50s. tomorrow the winds shift out of the northwest highs drop into the low to mid 40s. this is the way it plays out future tracker 6 2:00 p.m. 44, 43, sunshine in philadelphia. when we pick pick up the sun the numbers jump. look at that. this is by 2:00 p.m. 6:00 p.m., lancaster 57.

reading, 56. we're up to 52. wilmington, 54 and dover 55. and then the cold front pulls through, everybody drops below freezing tomorrow morning. once again be on the look out for slick spots because of refreeze. 55 degrees in philadelphia. reading, 50. milder out there combination of sun and clouds, millville, 54 dover, 55. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, we'll drop ten tomorrow, 450 degrees. with the wind it will feel like the 30s blustery and chilly monday, 44. once again windchills in the 30s, tuesday bluster better, sunshine. wednesday a warm front pulls through, 55. 60 thursday, friday, 52 degrees, the only issue with thursday we see rain, like you mentioned earlier it's rain and not snow. honestly i think we're done. we have two weeks back and forth

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most common cancer. it is preventable with colonoscopy. >> reporter: joanne turned 50 this year, it was time for her first colonoscopy. dr. stacy said the goal of the procedure to look for polyps they are precursors to cancer. she found it and removed cutting the risk for cancer. the problem is many people never get screened. one excuse is the preparation but things have changed. >> the day of the gallon jug is not the only thing we have to offer for patients. >> reporter: you can ask your doctor about your options. when drinking the solution, mix it with a drink you like as long

as it's clear an not nonalcoholic. >> as long as you can read a newspaper through the solution you can have it, keep it cold in the refrigerator and drink the solution through a star to bypass the taste buds. the prep is vital so follow direction exactsly. there exactly. there are newer less invasive colonoscopies. if a polyp is found you'll neat a traditional colonoscopy. it will save your life. this is the message hundreds of people will be driving home this weekend get year rear in gear, it's this sunday. you can find all the information at 6abc.com, plus more on the recommendations of who she would be screen and when.

ali gorman channel 6 "action news." a virginia hospital has a new away to announce births. the richmond hospital posts pictures with their first name on a billboard. this is one of the first baby to be featured on the special delivery billboard. >> a lot of people who we know very well saw it. some folk we don't know quite as well. >> the hospital gets permission to use the pictures before putting them on the billboard. the picture doesn't go up until after the baby is released from the hospital. new parents say billboard announcement is priceless. next up, chris sowers has a final look at the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast. stay with us we'll be right back. #

>> there's no place like nomes or homes. sorry i messed up the punch line, even for nomes the taylor family turned a tree stump into a home for the nomes. a large oak tree stand in the front yard for 40 years, fell on top of the home. they created miniature home for the nomes. cute. >> reporter: everybody knew what you meant, anyway. >> reporter: we'll see morning clouds give way to afternoon sunshine. it will be a milder day 55 degrees, all the snow will melt, the front lawn will be squishy and nasty. tomorrow, sunny and chilly, 45 degrees is if forecasted high. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, another cold shot arrives later next week. 44 degrees monday, tuesday 48. tuesday, windchills up he were 30s and 40s. wednesday, 55. a warm front comes charging

through, increasing clouds and that brings wet weather to the area on thursday. temperature-wise we're not too bad, 60 degrees. it's colder next week. a week from now we'll be dealing with another cold shot, but not as cold as what we saw. >> that's good news. thanks chris. it is now, 7:56 we're just a few minutes away from saying good morning to "good morning america." here's paula ferris with a preview. >> reporter: hello philadelphia, we're leading with a story that's breaking overnight, a man shot at a new orleans airport after attacking tsa workers with a machete. how did this happen? we'll have the latest on how the terrifying scene played out. a manhunt is underway after an alleged road rage attack in houston. a woman was shot in the head by another driver. whrash did that could have saved her life. the madness is marching on. we'll be breaking down all the

brackets that is heating up the ncaa tournament that's coming up on "g.m.a." this saturday. we'll see you soon, philadelphia. >> thanks paula. the chris and i are talking about our brackets or what's left of them at 9:00 a.m. "action news" continues at 9:00 a.m. the search is on for a gunman after a deadly shooting in pottstown. it's time to start the spring cleaning we'll show you how to spruce up your home and earn extra cash at the same time. for chris sowers and the entire "action news" team, i'm eva pilgrim. have a great saturday!

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good morning, america. breaking overnight airport attack. a man wielding a machete taking swipes at tsa officers in new orleans. police opening fire to bring him down. >> everyone in the area as you can imagine started screaming. we all got down on the floor. >> panicked passengers running for safety. why did he do it? highway horror. a shocking case of road rage. a woman shot in the head by an angry driver. the search is on. >> one suv run off the road and shot at her. >> what she did next that may have saved her life. caught on camera. suge knight collapses in court. the former rap kingpin apparently getting sick at a bail hearing in his deadly hit-and-run case. what the judge told him right before he went down.