good morning, it is 6:00 a.m. on this sunday match 22. here's what's happening on "action news." march madness turns to march sadness. the villanova wildcats are bounced out of the ncaa tournament. >> eagles fans are remembering which you can bed -- which you can bed. a brief taste of spring moved our way this weekend. chris sowers has the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast. >> reporter: we have chilly weather that will pull through here first then the milder

temperatures move in. we have high thin cloud cover moving across south jest -- jersey and delaware. 41 in i millville. allentown, poconos that's the leading edge of the colder air that will sneak in during the day. atlantic city at the airport 36. high pressure moving across the great lake states it's a huge canadian high. it will squish all the cloud cover to the south. we'll see the sunshine, but with our winds shifting direction out of the north northwest it will be chilly. breezy, 45 is the high. windchills in the 30s all day long. coming up we'll with have to put spring on hold as we begin to feel the cooler weather i'll have the details in the seven-day forecast. guys. >> new this morning a woman

had to jump from a second floor balcony to escape a fire in an apartment complex at 250 somers point village on mays landing road. at least five. apartments are badly damaged. there's no word on how many people have been displaced. investigators are looking for a cause. villanova wildcats returned to campus this afternoon reeling from a stunning loss. a season with so much promise came to a sudden end in pittsburgh. top seeded nova got outrebounded all night long. they had a handful of makeable shots, jeff skeverski has more.

>> reporter: jay have on pinkston said if nova did not get to the final four, they go to nc state. else lost for words take a look at javon pinkston, it was his last game as a wildcat. he was very emotional. the team priest was giving players advice telling them you want out with respect. >> when you lose like this it's shocking. you don't think about this outcome. >> it's tough because we felt we had it. we let it slip away at the end but we balloted, we lost to a better team. >> we had high expect definitely disappointed, but we should keep our heads high

because of the way we played all year. >> reporter: nova could never catch up despite how much they scratched and clawed their way back into the game. villanova eliminated in pittsburgh. with the wildcats, jeff skeverski channel 6 "action news." >> nova nation waited for the team's scoring machine to get going, but it never happened. we'll have more from nova nation in the next half-hour. >> to call chuck be dnaic -- this morning concrete chuck is gone but what a legacy he left. >> reporter: chuck was as local as a philadelphia sports legend could be. >> he was a legend. >> he ended up with the name

concrete because he was i am moveable. >> one of the greatest football players that ever lived. born in bethlehem, son of immigrants, he went on to play with the philadelphia eagles. >> chuck was one of the few if he were playing in the nfl today he would be an outstanding linebacker. he stood 6'2". he wade 185 found. he took the birds to two championships in 1960 he played linebacker and center. this is one of the plays that made him a legend. in 2010 he took jeff skeverski back to the very spot on franklin field. right here game saving tackle.

>> reporter: eagles announcer remembered the tough talker. he got the name concrete charlie for his job off the field selling concrete. >> he had tremendous strengthen and everything you look for in a football player, he was out there, he wasn't going to looks like. >> reporter: he served in world war ii and 30 bombing missions and father of five daughters with his wife emma. he never stopped being an eagle meeting new players and going to training camp. >> the name lives forever. >> reporter: and he was inducted not only into the college football hall of fame. he was known for speaking his mind and keeping lasting friendships. one of the people who worked here at franklin field for a long time said he received christmas cards up until two

years ago. annie mccormick channel 6 "action news." >> coming up in sports, ron jaworski pace tribute to chuck. seven young brothers who died in a fire will be laid to rest. fire officials believe a malfunctioning hot plate being used for the sabbeth may have ignited the inferno. the mother and sister escaped by jumping from a second-story window. the mayor visited the home hours after the fire. funeral services are tentatively planned for this afternoon. a machete wielding man shot in a rampage at new orleans international airport hams indicted. he was closing in on an agent when a sheriff's deputy opened fire and shot him.

white was carrying explosive devices. we'll have more about the hoarp of this incident -- hero of this incident coming up in the next half-hour. president obama said college athletes should not be paid. he said it will ruin the sense of college sports. he made the comments after attending the princeton women's basketball game. his niece plays for princeton. he said he is frustrated that college coaches and the ncaa makes huge amounts of money while an athlete be can be banished for the free use of a car. more news you did not see last night a train jumped the tracks and some people flee their home. philadelphia police fan out for a dirt bike atv crackdown

kenneth moten tell us what rapper sparked the increase in riders. >> reporter: it's cooler today i have windchills in the 20s and 30s i'll let you know when spring-like weather returns in the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast. # at perdue, we know fresh chicken. well, not that kind of fresh. but we do take extra steps in our farms, trucks that deliver daily and everywhere in between... ... to bring you a fresh tasting chicken.

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40 degrees, not bad. sky6 live hd taking a l at philadelphia international airport, windy today. >> reporter: a little breezy the only negative it's 40 degrees now, which is great but we're not going too much further than that. let's go live on sky 6. let's get you outside it's going to be a chilly day normally our temperature should be around 50 degrees. we have another cool canadian high pressure system rolls on in. 40 degrees in philadelphia. dewpoint, 21. the air is dry. winds have shifted yesterday they were out of the south that's why we get up you into the 50s today we're out of the northwest, 14 miles per hour the gusts are 22 miles per hour. 34 in reading. there's our 40. trenton, 36. millville, 41. atlantic city at the airport 36. another positive is the fact that everybody is above freezing, even though we have some wet roads out there because of the snow melt yesterday, especially north and

west, there's no icing going on temperatures remain a good five to 6 degrees above freezing at this hour. feels like 25 in allentown. field like 32 in philadelphia. 25 in reading. trenton, 28. millville, 36 and dover 34. the satellite and radar, i have a few lake effect snowshowers across lake erie and ontario. what you you don't see is the huge high that will push the cloud cover to the south. that high takes over. it become also the dominant feature in our weather pattern it means lots of sunshine and tranquil conditions and cooler numbers. look at the 20s up to the north, note the wind direction out of the northwest. we're pulling that colder air over the mid atlantic states, this chilly go home of weather sits over us through tuesday, by wednesday, things begin to improve. we start to see the numbers

moderate at least back in the 150s maybe 60s. another cold shot arrives next weekend. we're in the pattern where the numbers go back and forth for a while before we start to see spring-like weather from that point on dominate. breezy today mostly sunny allentown, 40 degrees. cape may atlantic city, 44. it will feel like the 30s all day long. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast let's say 45 degrees, feeling like 35, 36. monday, same drill. sunny and chilly, 42. mostly sunny chilly tuesday 46 degrees and then we start pulling out of it. increasing clouds wednesday 52. maybe a shower late in the day. thursday damp, but mild, 63 degrees, periods of rain, clouds. friday, clouds and sun 52. saturday, 44 degrees with

windchills in the 30s again. happening today thousand will lays up their running shoes for an parent event. the 7th annual get year rear in gear kicks off in fairmont partly. it benefitses the cancer coalition, annie mccormick will serve as emcee. the walk and running begins after 8:00 a.m. at memorial hall.

in texas nearly a dozen homes we evacuated overnight after a train carried derailed. families were told to leave as a precaution. a dozen train carl's jumped the tracks. five were carrying nol and there were small leaks. president obama -- afghanistan president is visiting the u.s., he is dealing with rising threats of groups affiliated with the islamic state. ten thousand forests remain in the country. >> the u.n. city counsel has called

for a call to arms. u.s. troops have evacuated an air base that was crucial for drone strikes against southern forces. yemen is battling the islamic state group. that group claimed responsibility for bombings that killed 137 people. >> a ski resort in maine was the scene of a chairlift accident. the chairlift began sliding back down the mountain at the sugarloaf resort. it prompted riders to jump off. >> people laying on the ground. ski patrol responded very quickly and back boards were brought. >> seven were injured with four needing hospital treatment. none of the injuries were life threatening.

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may increase risk of low blood sugar. it's time. lower your blood sugar with invokana®. imagine loving your numbers. ask your doctor about invokana®. >> reporter: welcome back, everyone, 6:22 sunday morning temperatures are chilly to the north an cooling down quickly now closer to the city. fleetwood, 30. there are no slick spots out there, unless you live north of this line here. it would be our far western suburbs the lehigh valley and the poconos. there could frez frozen -- froze be flush or black ice. otherwise everybody is above freezing, we're not seeing the treacherous conditions like yesterday. gandys beach 40, buena 37,

hammonton, 36 degrees. today will be a cooler day, high pressure sliding in. it suppressesment cloud cover we'll see sunshine, the highs will struggle we'll run anywhere from 10 to 15 degrees below average. you factor in a wind gusting 15 to 25 miles per hour it will put windchills in the 30s. for philadelphia more specifically we'll go 45 degrees for the high, lots of sunshine, the sun will set at 7:15. eva? >> thanks, chris. the flyers have suffered another frustrating loss on the roads. the flyers were in he had -- edmonton the flyers were down 4-3 when they tied. but edmonton scored in overtime. their playoff chances are very slim. the sixers are out west for

a game against the lakers in los angeles. jamie apody hases more on villanova's loss in march madness. >> reporter: this is a tough pill to swallow. the best season for nova ends. down by 12 points nova could not get close enough. they were out scored by nc state. when they did have a chance, he came up short on a shot that was forced. 71-6 # for a team that said anything less than a final four would be a disappointment. a loss in round 32 is devastating. here's jeff skeverski. >> reporter: the villanova wildcats are crushed they are the first number one seed in the entire tournament to go down it is their first loss in two months and it comes at the worst

possible time. take a look at the wildcats walking off the floor in pittsburgh after losing by 3 to nc state. they were very emotional crying. they had towels over their head. the team priest was giving them advice. i asked jay wright what he said to his emotional players after the game. >> there's not a lot you can say, you hug them and tell them you love them and you're proud of them and short term we have to deal with this. the. >> do you feel like this season is a failure? >> right now because we lost, but later we had the most wins in big east history and big east title lasted 20 years, it was a great year. but right now it was a sad year. >> it's tough. these guys have meant so much to

me, these guys are my brothers, my everything. >> reporter: the wildcats were destroyed out rebounded by 13, nc state had 20 more points. let's talk about the shooting. nova comes up short of the sweet 16. with the wildcats in pittsburgh, jeff skeverski channel 6 "action news." >> we lost a legend always eagles great chuck bednaric passed away at 89. the man known as concrete charlie will be remembered for making the game saving tackle at franklin field in 1960. two way star played a franchise record 14 seasons ron jaworski remembered him this way. >> it's a sad day for philadelphia. chuck bednaric embodied the

spirit of philadelphia. concrete charlie. he was the face of the philadelphia eagles for many many years. he is a hall of famer. we talk about the great football player he was he was much more than that. he stayed in the community he gave back to the community and stayed very active. >> union facing dallas in a game postponed on friday because of the snow. they suffered a big hit shut out 2-0 losing their first of three games of the season. that's sports, have a great sunday! >> a local high school basketball is celebrating an amazing victory. after 51 years without a playoff win, levittown took home the title. the eagles hand out equipment. their only locals of the year to take the crown 62-51.

republicans squared off against democrats in delaware. this was no political grudge match, but a fund razor for easter sunday e easter seals. in ten years the games have raised nearly $40,000.

newly overnight a child is shot inside a home in philadelphia. police say he and his mom know the shooter. plus, fire rips through a north philadelphia home with 8 people inside many of them children. >> it's a bracket bust for villanova is out for march madness. >> we'll have those stories but first chris sowers has the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast. >> reporter: look at that shot. we have clear conditions over the city. winds of change have pulled in. yesterday it felt very spring-like out there. completely opposite riercht. the winds are out of the north making it feel rather chilly. we had cloud cover overhead in the overnight hours that kept the temperatures milder than anticipated. we were thinking we drop in the upper 20s low 30s for overnight lows. we're 5 to 6 degrees milder than

that. therefore we're not seeing the slick spots in and around the region like we did yesterday we're dealing with the patchy black ice we're not dealing with the frozen slush. there's the good news there the bad news we're at 40 degrees right now. temperature-wise we're not going to climb. normally we should be around 55 degrees lunchtime we're still at 40. 44 at 4:00 p.m. the numbers pull back down again. mostly sunny breezy, 45 degrees with the wind gusting to 20 miles per hour it will feel like 35 or 36. the day planner like this. 9:00 a.m., 36 degrees, noon, 42, 44 at 3:00 p.m. 6:00 p.m., 44 i'll tell you how long this weather will last. eva? >> a 14-year-old boy was shot

bye-bye his mother's ex-boyfriend. the ex-boyfriend forced his way into the house and started arguing with her. the fight woke up the boy. the ex-boyfriend took out a gun and fired at him. the boy is in stable condition w-89 bullets wound to the leg. police are searching for the suspect. new this morning, a fire chased 6 children a man and woman from a row home in north philadelphia. place to place railed through two floors lower -- raced -- flames aced through the home, the red cross is aiding the family. the cause is under investigation. philadelphia police rounded up illegal atvs and dirt bikes. a rapper's concert got their attention, kenneth moten has more information on the

crackdown. >> reporter: philadelphia police motorcycle patrol was revved up after a citywide crackdown netted the most in one day operation. >> it's extremely dangerous, it causes accidents. >> reporter: inside this major crimes garage in hunting park they came in all size his and colors some cheap, this one was nearly $10,000. in all a team of officers with air support and a lot more confiscated 68 dirt bikes and atvs. the up tick in illegal travel sparked by the warmer weather and rapper. saturday, meek mill was at the wells fargo center for his welcome back concert. we got wind on social media is there might be a ride out. >> reporter: a ride out is the

rapper who is riding one in videos like this one. >> two of the trucks were transporting stolen atvs or dirt bikes. one of the individuals we stopped had a gun on him. another individual had illegal drugs. >> reporter: police are trying to avoid the dangerous things we see yearly. in october, 100 dirt bike animal another tv riders we've had in and out of traffic and raced from one end of broad street to the other. >> you're not allowed to ride them, when we catch you we'll seize them and you won't get them back. >> reporter: officers were in south philadelphia last night outside the meek mill concert ready to cons -- confiscate dirt bikes and atvs if they saw them. kenneth moten channel 6 "action news." >> nova players got slapped in the face by a sobering reality.

if you're shooting goes cold you're in trouble. after a 41 drubbing of lafayette they lost to nc state. on another campus, students watched as the wildcats trailed the wolf pack all night. they tried to cheer them on as nova came within two points down the stretch. in the end there was no come back win. >> hold on to a little bit of hope we pull it out at the end like we usually do. i was hoping for that win. >> it was heartbreaking. >> i'm proud to be at villanova, i'm happy we got this far, we did excellent this season. i can't complain, maybe next year we'll do better. >> a tough loss, nova lost 2 seed last year, this year they

go down as number one. about it it is any consolation several number one seeds went down in the last few years. president obama picked nova as the winner. ted cruz is expected to announce he is running for president. the houston chronicle said he'll make the official declaration at liberty university. he is popular in conservative earn -- and tea party circles. he led the fight against obama care in 2013. new information is coming out this morning about the machete-wielding man shot in the new orleans airport. the man has died and left behind an explosive stash. >> reporter: chaos and panic at airport security.

>> man had a machete. >> reporter: passengers running injured victims waiting for help and bloody machete lying on the ground. >> reporter: this is the suspect, 62-year-old richard white. investigators say he stormed into the terminal at louie armstrong airport and attacked tsa agents with a can of wasp spray and then the 14-inch blaze. >> he started swinging my suitcase at him. >> reporter: sheriff opened fire. three of the bullets hit white. one strikes tsa agent. today she showed off her wound and talked about the deputy who took action. she is my hero. she did save my life. >> reporter: investigator on scene pound evidence that the attack could have been worse.

in his car smoke bombs and tanks of oxygen and freeon gas. half pike may -- mason jars with cloth wicks into gasoline. >> reporter: while the motive remains a mystery his family is cooperating with authorities and confirms mental illness is a factor. >> "good morning america" weekend is following up on our coverage of the scare at the new orleans airport. "g.m.a." starts at 8:00. an 11-year-old girl is recovering after police say she was shot while someone was playing with a gun. "action news" was there as detectives gathered information. she was grazed by bullet in the forehead in wissinoming. nobody is cooed -- ciewtiond of

any -- accused of any crime. new jersey police officer drove a car the wrong way on the new york city expressway early friday morning. his car collided with a tractor-trailer killing a fell officer and another man. he and another police officer were injured. authorities say the men were on their way home from a strip club. hours before the crash a picture was posted of these three shot glasses filled with whiskey. a montgomery county student got much needed help from his friends. this is the spring fling proceeds to help fellow student who was injured last year in a shooting spree and several family members died. there was a gift basket raffel at the spring fling and demonstration of the lower

providence k-9 police team. the richland township fire company truck was heading south on 611 when it was hit by a northbound vehicle that skidded out of control. the fire truck went into the northbound lanes and hit two other vehicles. the firefighters were injured but they were able to attend to the other drivers. everybody was treated and released from doylestown. while it may have more to do with your head not your heart. we'll explain coming up on "action news" sunday morning. looking live at the ben franklin bridge, look at all the beautiful colors as the sun rises. chris sowers has the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast. >> a driver is closing in

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this is ridiculous. >> reporter: unfortunately i'm looking down the line, i can see one more event that could produce snow but not like what we saw on friday. let's get you outside there's the view in cape may. we have the high, thin clouds that are comprised of ice crystals when the sun rises like that the rays of the sun is reflected in the clouds you get the beautiful colors. should be a nice day overall just a nice finish to the weekend. we'll see a lot of sunshine out there and temperatures pulling back in the 40s. double scan live, crystal clear 40 degrees, here's good news here temperatures because of the cloud cover we saw overnight. the numbers have been held higher than what we originally anticipated so we're not seeing the black ice this morning and there's no slick spots so that's a lot better than yesterday. do you want, 21, winds out of the northwest at 14 miles per hour. the pressure reading is holding steady at 30.5 inches.

we have high, thin clouds to the south. clearing conditions to the north as high pressure kind of runs along the new york/p-a state line. that will suppress the cloud cover to the south. it will pull toward the delmarva during the day. chilly temperatures, sitting at 40 and afternoon highs will top out at 44, 45, maybe we go up another 4 or 5 degrees. that's about it. reading, 34. poconos ten colder you're sitting at 24 degrees and you factor in the winds it feels like 18 in the mountains. 28 in trenton. 25 in allentown. feelings like 25 in reading and 36 degrees that's what it feels like in millville. as we take a look at future tracker 6, these are windchills we'll run it through the next 36 to 48 hours. 3:30 p.m. it will like 38 degrees in philadelphia. look at poconos minus 3.

14 in trenton. this is 7:00 a.m. tomorrow morning. atlantic city, 18. tomorrow we'll have windchills stuck in the 30s. we have a cold shot coming in over the next few days. fortunately we'll not see much in the way of clouds, both today and tomorrow, wall-to-wall sunshine, shades of blue, a nice stretch of weather. it's quiet because the northern branch of the jet stream takes over. any moisture that builds toward texas is forced to the east. it won't come up the coast therefore we stay quiet and chilly for the next two 3, 4 days. 45 degrees is the forecasted high. winds out of the northwest at 10 to 20 miles per hour. overnight tonight clouds around, otherwise it's cold and quiet. 20 degrees outlying suburbs, 26 for center city. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, shows a

couple of days where we turn milder. 41 today. -- 45 today, 42 for monday, tuesday, 46 degrees, wednesday increasing clouds, 52. thursday, 63 friday, 52, sunday and monday we get a clipper system that's pulling through the great lakes where we could get snow. now to our favorite story of the week we're adding to our new generation of "action news" news watcher. meet evelyn, the first grandchild of john rawlins. congratulations to john and his family. evelyn was born on friday.

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>> reporter: for 75-year-old walton cannon says a lot about his job that drives him. it was april of 1966 when a much younger north philadelphia man got a job with the philadelphia transportation company now known as septa. of today he is inching closer to his 49 year behind the wheel. >> looking at many changes in philadelphia. and i am still here. >> reporter: like the millions of passengers he has transported over five decades he has adapted to the changing times. his miles carried him through a civil rights movement. a growing skyline and system of streets that have changed so much the younger operators can't believe his story. >> come down the expressway and vine street, got to 16th street that's where it ends. >> reporter: the rookies have learned from the longest service operator who has been awarded 18

times. he logs 150 miles a day. but for cannon it's not just about driving the people and his love. job. >> that's keeping me moving, this job is like therapy. i'm constantly moving. >> reporter: cannon is thinking about making his final stop at 50 years. the reason to spend more time with his wife. >> people are saying when are you going to retire, why don't you enjoy yourself? i even joy life everyday. >> reporter: and he has one mile at a time. >> i bet he helps all his riders enjoy their day. >> great guy. >> fire tears through several apartments in south jersey and the wildcats are coming home after being stunned in march madness. plus an update meteorologist chris sowers and accuweather. we'll be right back.

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the wildcats are bounced out of the ncaa tournament. >> eagles fans are remembering chuck bednaric the man some fans called the greatest eagle ever who left a legacy off the field. >> we're in for a chilly breezy sunday morning but a brief feeling of spring is moving our way this week. let's go outside to chris sowers. >> reporter: good morning, nydia. easter sunday is two weeks ago and it still feels like february. doesn't he'll e feel like the end -- doesn't feel like the end of the march. martins creek 31. there can slick spots up there from the snow melt. most areas south and east are above freezing. that's good news, we'll not have to deal with the widespread black ice like we saw yesterday. saint davids, 34, center city and chester 38 degrees, gl