officers. the driver posted a picture of alcohol hours before the accident. old man winter left his mark yesterday the temperatures are climbing for our first full day of spring. let's get to the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast meteorologist chris sowers and today is what counts, the first real 24 hours. >> reporter: that's right, and by later this afternoon probably all that snow will be all gone. it will melt. temperatures climbing well into the 50s when all is said and done. with the angle of the sun as high as it is, that snow stands no chance. north and west, until 10, 10:30 especially in the lehigh valley. frozen slush and black ice. be on the look out for slippery back roads sidewalks, parking lots and bridges and overpasses. it's mainly north and west of the city. because everybody has jumped

above freezing south and east. wildwood, 34. wilmington, 35. lancaster, 33. allentown and reading below freezing. >> reporter: the city 33 degrees. here's the satellite and radar there's a cloud deck that's starting to thin out. skies are brightening up. the numbers jump this afternoon. unfortunately it will not last long as the cold front pushes through late this evening, into the overnight e tomorrow is chilly. numbers wise this will feel fantastic. a milder day, combination of sun and clouds, 55 degrees, which is normal for this time of the year. we'll take i meant. when i come back in ten minutes i'll talk about the next cold shot on the way. >> breaking news out of brooklyn new york, seven people killed and two others fighting fore their lives after a fast-moving fire. the fire started in the kitchen

because of a hot plate that was left on. blaze broke out at 12:30. a mother and her 8 children lived in the home. 7 of the children were trapped upstairs in their rooms. the victims ranged in age from 5 to 15 years old. >> it's difficult to find one child in a room during a search torched a house full of children that can't be revived i'm this will take its toll on our members for quite sometime. officials say the mother and oldest daughter were able to make it out of the home, but they are both in critical condition. there was no evidence of smoke detecters on the first or second floors. right now a tractor-trailer accident is jamming the new jersey turnpike in mantua township, gloucester county. the big rig partially overturned as you can see. it split open spilling its load over the median into the northbound lane. drivers heading toward mantua

expect lane closures in both directions. crews are working to clear all the wreckage. new this morning, a man was shot and killed on a street in pottstown. police in mccounty are searching -- in montgomery county are searching for the gunman. police are trying to figure out a motive in the shooting. frightening moments inside new orleans international airport, when a machete wielding man attacked tsa agents an passengers. >> reporter: police cars swarmed this terminal at louie armstrong international airport in new orleans. a man identified always 63-year-old richard white confronterred a tsa -- confronted a tsa officer. >> he pulled out a can of wasp spray and sprayed the officer in the face. >> reporter: white allegedly attacked two more agents, one with a machete.

>> coming in close contact with the individual with a machete and that officer fired three times hitting the perpetrator. >> reporter: white was taken to a hospital where he was described as unresponsive. witnesses say it was pandemonium. >> [ no audio inaudible. outside i heard gunshots i heard people screaming and so many cops started coming by. >> reporter: several people suffered minor injuries. ty hernandez abc news new york. >> new jersey police say an off duty new jersey police officer involved in a deadly clash posted appear photo on instagram of three shot glasses full of alcohol. police say he drove the wrong way down a highway in staten island, new york crash into a

tractor-trailer. two other off duty officers and 4th person were at a strip club. the driver and another officer were injured a third officer and another person were killed. he was shown as honor guard for robert wilson iii. a taxi jumped the curb in the bronx killing a man and injured two people. the victims were waiting for a bus. the taxi driver was taken foot hospital, as well. police have not said what caused the driver to lose control. new jersey state police have identified two people killed in a fiery crash on the atlantic city expressway. sean mcbride and gabrielle lynnes were driving in the westbound lanes yesterday afternoon in hamilton township when the car lost control and hit another vehicle, and then as you can see caught fire. the driver of the bmw outside of

his car checking on a flat tire was hurt. it was snowing at the time, but the cause of the crash hadn't been determined. a south philadelphia business is turning to the internet in hopes of finding those responsible for causing $2,000 in damage to jim steaks. the owner's son said cops have enough on their plate so else handling this on his own. look at this taking place outside jim's steaks at 4th and south. one in a short sleeved shirt and the other in a cream-colored sweater. he bangs on the wood and backs up and -- bangs on the window and then shatters it and took off. >> if i find out his name and he doesn't come forward we'll go to the police. >> the pictures have been viewed more than 50,000 times. a young girl was reunited

with her family thanks to the help of a good samaritan. 8-year-old jade dotson's mom michelle who is a philadelphia police officer tells "action news" that jade was supposed to be dropped off at her grandmother's house but instead was dropped off a few blocks away. she was disoriented and alone for an hour until a well-intentioned stranger was involved. >> anybody could have taken her. it cover somebody who did not return her. >> durham bus company said the bus was driven by a new driver and didn't know her usual drop-off spot. our calls to the company were not returned. dozens of u.s. veterans and officials are in iwo jima for

the ceremony the u.s. invasion began february 19, 1945 and lasted 36 days. the battle claimed # thousand americans and 2 # thousand japanese -- 21,000 japanese lives. john boehner is meeting with netanyahu. an exact date has not been set but it will be before the jewish passover. netanyahu won re-election earlier this week. >> it's the wildcats versus the wolf pack in pittsburgh. top seeded nova takes on nc state. the wildcats crushed lafayette but today's matchup will be a tougher task. tip off at 7:10 p.m. we'll have more in sports. want to clean your house and earn extra cash at the same

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>> winter went out with a bang, many of us had to practice ointment coats and shovels and doggy sweatshirts after several inches of snow fell. >> it's so cold, i woke up, i said it's snowing? >> i'm not happy about this weather. it's not a good a good first day of spring. >> reporter: what's your name? >> spring. >> ironically our cameras caught up with a girl named spring. i don't know where my hat is any more. when it snowed yesterday people were saying put on a hat, i said i put it away for spring. >> reporter: i said two weeks ago, i said we were not done just yet.

here we are talking a little weather, that's the view at the center city skyline. i think now we are done, there could stances of snow showers but the accumulating snow is done from this point. let's turn the page and get moving organ to spring. -- on to spring. there's the view, we're crystal clear, there could black ice north and west of the city and frozen slush. when you will see in a couple of seconds or two the numbers are climbing above freezing. spring arrived at 6:45. our normal high 54 degrees, 30 days from now we jump up to 66 degrees, that puts a light at the end of the tunnel. this is what you're waking up to this morning. claymont delaware, 3 inches of snow. mcguire 6.7.

mount laurel 5. brick township, 5 inches of snow. warminster, 7. royals ford 6.5. allentown, 6.1. the good news all that will be gone later this evening as temperatures soar. 38 degrees dewpoint, 28. winds out of the northwest at 28 miles per hour. we're a degree or two below freezing north and west. this is the target area this morning if you're traveling over the next half-hour, 45 minutes there's slick spots. take it easy. south and east, on the other side of the delaware river. numbers are climbing. these are the numbers taken 5 minutes before 9:00 a.m. all these aerials are above freezing. there could -- all these areas are above freezing. there could icy spots any roads will be wet always the temperatures climb in the 50s. the satellite and radar showing clouds are thinning out. a cold front approaches from the

time northwest. this is a potent front there's a good shot of cold air behind this. this arrives sunday, monday and tuesday, it will do a number on the temperatures, unfortunately. today is a nice day winds out of the west/southwest. 54 55 degrees, the front approaches in the evening colder conditions arrive from canada. high temperatures in the mid 40s, windchills in time 30s. same idea for monday and maybe tuesday as the high slides in over top of us. future tracker 6 later this afternoon. 55 degrees, the model has us pretty mild in philadelphia. wilmington, 53. millville, 52. dover, 55. a combination of sun and clouds, that's the front right there arrives 7:30 p.m. it could bring with it a shower or two mainly north and west. for the most part this is a moisture-starved frontal system. it will drop our temperatures.

it will get colder behind the frontal system with possible refreeze overnight tonight into tomorrow morning. so for today 55. wilmington, 54. millville, 54. dover, 55. milder, sun and clouds. in the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast cold conditions tomorrow, 45, sunny and chilly monday, 44. both days, windchills stay in the mid to upper 30s tuesday 48. wednesday milder, 55. thursday not too bad temperature-wise up to 60. along with it comes some clouds and rain. >> that's the best you can hope for. >> reporter: 50 looks good though. >> a perceive previously unknown catfish has been named for a star wars character. meet grito. the new name was killed by hans

solo. a kansas man survived a shark attack in hawaii. else talking about his close call. he was snorkeling when a ten to 12-foot long tiger shark closed in. >> the shark was moving so quickly towards me, i didn't realize it was going to by the me until i saw my arm was manning -- mangled. it didn't hurt. it just felt feeble. dr. i gracin hit the shark on the side of the head and got away. he called the shark attack quote a bump in the road. much more to come on "action news" saturday morning thousands of target customers could be cashing in after the company's massive data breach. facebook is out -- bringing

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turning to sports, villanova plays in the round 32 in the ncaa tournament. they have a good shot at the sweet 16. jamie apody has that, plus all your saturday morning sports. >> reporter: not since 2009 have the wildcats made it past the opening weekend in the tournament. standing in their way tonight nc state. they beat duke, north carolina and louisville this season.

here's jeff skeverski. >> reporter: the last time the wildcats were in the sweet 16, ryan acenow was watching them on television while at neshaminy high school. now he can help. this team has their eyes set on a much bigger prize. nova is not just happy to be here. the wildcats wants to take the next step in what they hope to 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 -- lafayette. a shot at the sweet 16 is now at stake. >> if we can beat nc state that would be great. >> all we can do right now is concentrate on what we have to do to beat nc state. >> reporter: this group of players has never played nc

state, but from watching them on tape they compare them to providence who they beat three times this season. hopefully that's a sign of things to come. the cats are not ready for the season to run out. jeff skeverski channel 6 "action news." >> it's ping pong ball bowl. sixers host the knicks. regardless how you feel about the sixers whether or not they should be tanking watching nerlens noel is going to be fun. the rookie with his best game so far. career game for nerlens noel. 23 points, 14 rebounds. the last one with a line like that shaquille o'neill in 1993. and the sixers won 97-81. the union play at 4:00 p.m. because the game was postponed yesterday because of snow and it's much better soccer weather today. all right, have a great one.

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>> happening now on "action news" saturday at 9:00 a.m. four florida police officers are out of jobs because of a racially charged video and text messages. philadelphia police searching for suspects after a woman in her 70s is maced during a home invasion. a warmup is on the way today, but beware of black ice it's being blamed for two crashes. let's head outside to chris sowers and the forecast. chris, thankfully the sun is up. >> reporter: i was going to say there's a condition developing because of the sun glare and the snow. you will have to deal with that, as well. temperatures wise we are up to 55 degrees. spring arrived yesterday 6:45 p.m. we had all the snow. spring snow is not uncommon,

especially in the mid atlantic and the northeast. we usually see one inch of snow during the spring months. we've had seasons where we picked up 5 6 7 inches of snow or more. the highest snow totals i could find was in april 19.4 inches of snow fell in 1950. we are turning the page. right now you're waking up to 7 inches in warminster. lynn port 7.3. burlington township 6.6. this is melting as temperatures climb above 32 degrees, wilmington, 35. lancaster, 33. millville, 33. wildwood and dover 34 degrees. clouds and sun go out and enjoy it. 55 degrees. the sun playing peek a boo with

the clouds. 55 today cooler tomorrow, i'll talk about what eva when i see you in ten minutes. >> thanks, chris. sad news to pass along from the eagles the team has announced the passing of which you can bud did he did he nar -- chuck bed andaric. he was part of a 1962 team. our website 6abc.com just posted a comment from coach chip kelly. chuck was a bethlehem native and penn product was 89. "action news" is learning about exclusive details about a vicious pitbull attack turns out

this was not the first time the dog snapped. the animal control team of philadelphia was warned about the dog, dann cuellar reports. >> 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 adoption. >> the lady said he was great with kids and other dogs. >> reporter: this woman picked you mean the 2 1/2-year-old pitbull that was named dom. she was to provide him with foster care until he could get a permanent home. she took her dog chole to meet dom to see if they got along. they did. but the next day a terrible thing happened. >> he tried to get on top of my dog, my dog growled he didn't like it, he gripped on to her

face and wouldn't let go. chole had to have a number of stisms which ended -- stitches which ended up costing her 700 bucks. she was startled when told despite what happened the agency would move forward trying to put the dog up for adoption. >> i said that dog attacked my dog, what if he attacks a kid she said don't worry he won't do that. >> >> reporter: then she saw on the web page that dom was adopted. the dog vishtly attack -- viciously attacked the three. as they had to be hospitalized. >> i couldn't believe that poor family, the kids, that could have been my kids. how can someone sleep at night knowing that they adopted that dog out knowing it viciously attacked my dog. >> reporter: after a number of attempts to get the agency to

explain what went so terribly wrong. the executive director said while i don't know all the facts, i will look into it, we do have policy in place to protect families from dangerous animals. >> reporter: the dog has been placed in quarantine and will be put down. dann cuellar channel 6 "action news." >> philadelphia police are searching for suspects after a home invasion left a couple in their 70s shaken up. it happened in the bustleton neighborhood. two men wearing dark masks forced open the kitchen window. the 70-year-old woman was sprayed with mace. police are investigating the discovery of a body in the boarding house. officers found the body in the live room on spruce street. police think she was dead for days or weeks. she had a gunshot wound.

the victim was identified as 28-year-old geneva owens. some of the residents of the home have criminal records. we're learning new information about a black man found hanging from the tree from mississippi. the man is a convicted killer whose family reported him missing two weeks ago. 54-year-old ottis byrd was found hanging from a white sheet. 0 federal state and local investigators are trying to figure out if his dead was a homicide or suicide. it will be days before autopsy results are complete. there is fallout from racial video and text messages. three officers were fired in florida. up one image mocked president obama the former fiance alerted

authorities to theismages. >> based on on the investigation they felt in their words that it was a joke. >> the police chief said their conduct was unbecoming of a police officer. survivors of yesterday's suicide bombings in yemen are speaking out say the attacks on two mosque felt like an earthquake. the bombings left at least 137 people dead and 300 others hurt. a group claiming to be a yemeni branch. islamic state is claiming responsibility. that has yet to be verified. if it turns out to be true it will be the first attack by isis in yemen. secretary of state john kerry said there's extensive

results in talks with iran. a compromise would reduce iran's nuclear arsenal while lifting economic sanctions. greco is going to pay up over a child seat controversies. we'll have more on the "action news" forecast and we'll talk about brackets if year allowed.

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>> black ice is being blamed for two separate crashes on i-95 in the northeast overnight. the action cam was on i-95 northbound of cottman avenue. one crash happened on the northbound side of the road. the other in the southbound lanes, penndot was called to salt the roads therein no injuries in either of those accidents. the sun is coming up, that's causing other problems for people now. >> reporter: we'll see the same thing tomorrow morning areas of black ice frozen slush north and west. even though the snow will melt this afternoon. once again tomorrow morning take it slow if you're up early and heading to morning services, there will be slick spots tout tout -- out there. there's the view looking at lincoln financial field, you would think it was football season all covered in white.

we had patchy freezing drizzle across south jersey and delaware, as you can see right now it clear. we got off to a slow start in december, .1 of an inch. christmas day 65 degrees, january, 4-point # and february 10.6. this month almost 12 inches of snow. the pattern will allow for cold over the next couple of weeks and snow showers but i think the accumulating stuff is done. we'll see. 38 this philadelphia. dewpoint, 28. winds out of the north at #. presser reading starting to fall. allentown, 29. the poconos 30. windchills 3 to 5 degrees colder than the actual air temperatures. you'll need a heavier coat. but this afternoon you could probably getaway with a short

sleeved shirt as most of the region gets into the 50s. satellite and radar you saw a little bit of cloud cover across the region. we're picking up holes in the clouds. it will increase once again this afternoon, this right here this is another arctic front as little -- as that pull also through. temperatures will drop. we get into sunday, the low works out to sea the return flow switches the winds out of the northwest and with a canadian high approaching from the west that's a cold-air source. that means sunday a chilly day highs in the 40s windchills in the 30s. dover, 52. later this afternoon combination of sun and clouds, 6:30, 53 philadelphia. dover, 53. overnight tonight everybody dropping below freezing, that

means any slush on area roads north and west will refreeze. there could be patchy black ice. i'm issuing the yellow caution flag for tomorrow morning. refreezing and patchy black ice that will develop tomorrow morning and during the late morning hours everything melts. 55 degrees, sun to clouds, overnight tonight 25 degrees outlying suburbs, 34 for center city. 45 tomorrow, 44 monday. both days, windchills in the 30s. 48 degrees tuesday mostly sunny, wednesday we start to pull out of it, increasing clouds a warm front is going to pull through during the middle of the afternoon. that gets us up to 535 degrees 60 for thursday, thursday could be milder than that, we'll see how everything plays out, there will be rain, friday 52. saturday and sunday, the next cold shot gets in here, around easter everything breaks for good the pattern won't aloe --

allow for anymore cold. the question is are we past the cold on easter or have one more day or two. >> that's a serious question. all right thanks, chris. this week's "shelter me rescue of the week" winner is ac/dc. it's a group out of delaware county. as david murphy found out it's been rocking the rescue scene for more than ten years. >> reporter: the animal coalition of delaware county has saved more than 2,000 animals since their start in 2004. rescue dogs, cats and rabbits locally in the philadelphia region. it's to place them in permanent homes. they focus on saving animals in philadelphia. you can make a difference in our community by adopting here. it's all about networking and

compliewn indication to save that one more animal. >> reporter: -- communication to save that one more animal. this is baby indication she is a strong, but gentle dog. cookie a 5-month-old pup. she also getting used to meeting people. pickle is a snuggle dog that loves kisses. >> >> she needs a strong leader. >> reporter: piedmont came to the ac/dc very sick, but now he is a healthy cat and loves dogs. these brothers are soft playful kittens. and this is jj an english spot rabbit. he is the perfect gentleman loves a little scratch behind the ears, and loves attention.

who knows maybe jj is just the thing for the bunny lover in your life. if you're interest in any of the animals go to the ac/dc website. with jj i'm david murphy channel 6 "action news." #

something here's a look as what's happening in and around the delaware and lehigh valleys

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sunshine, a milder afternoon. expect a combination of sun and clouds, and temperatures in the mid 50s. tomorrow is like a slap in the face to be honest. chilly and winds gusting in the 30s, chilly and windy combination of sun and clouds. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, chilly monday, as well as. 44. mostly sunny tuesday 48. it stays quiet and wednesday we start to warm up again 55 degrees, rain thursday, 60 and friday, sun and clouds, 52. a couple of days where it's chilly. >> which is good weather to stay inside and watch basketball. >> reporter: final four who do you have picked. i have kentucky, arizona and duke and virginia. >> i have kentucky/wisconsin, michigan state everybody else is choosing villanova. vegas is in business for a

reason. everybody is on villanova. >> we'll see how it goes. she stunned in the little league world series and these days, the spotlight is on mo'ne davis. there's a movie deal in the works a watch and that's not all. kenneth moten sat down with monet and has more. >> reporter: nine months ago we met mo'ne davis. >> that's all you have to do is throw strikes. today the world knows her. >> how would you describe the last year? >> crazy. really crazy. >> reporter: after monet and the taney dragons made their run in the world series, the 13-year-old earned her spot in itself history. the girl who can play with the boys on front of the magazine confers receiving honors and hanging out with big names. >> reporter: do you feel like a celebrity? >> no. because everybody is treating me the same. >> reporter: monet said her need

to give back has kept her grounded and she is walking in comfortable shoes sneakers designed by her proceeds makes a difference everyday that help less fortunate girls around the world. >> boost their confidence and know they have a future ahead of them. >> reporter: chestnut hill academy 8th grader who plays on the varsity basketball team has not stopped with shoes. she create the a watch it will he radio rebuild the field where she plays on the baseball with the around son monarchs. one more thing she got a movie deal. >> it's like the book, about my journey, and hopefully it's a good movie. >> reporter: inspiring kids and adults on and off the field. monet will have a book signing saturday starting at 2:00 p.m. when i asked her what else next.

monet said baseball season. "action news" continues later tonight at 6:00 p.m. we'll be back tomorrow morning at 6:00 a.m. thank you for joining us.

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