turns to march sadness. 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, glassboro, 36.

gandys beach 39. avalon and woodbine 41. satellite and radar high pressure moving in from the north that will provide us with a nice-looking day shades of blue, lots of sunshine this afternoon, it will be blustery and cold, numbers climbing into the mid 40s we're hooting for a high of 45. what you're not seeing there is the wind. when you factor in the wind it will put windchills down in the 30s all day long. you'll need to bundle up if you're out and about today. as we look ahead unfortunately spring is on hold, temporarily at least for the next two to three days. blustery windchills over that span. temperatures average anywhere from 10 to 15 degrees below normal. that's the next two to three days, things warm up nicely as we get into wednesday and thursday, i'll talk about that when i see you guys again in ten minutes. new this morning a woman had to jump from a second floor balcony to escape a fire in an apartment collection in somers point, new jersey. the action cam was on the scene

after 2:50. the somers point villas on mays landing road. the woman who jumped and another resident were taken to the hospital for injuries that officials say are not serious. five apartments are badly damaged. there's no word on how many people were displaced. investigators are looking for the cause. >> the villanova wildcats returned to campus this afternoon reeling from the stunning loss to north carolina state. top seeded nova got out rebounded all night long, losing 71-68. the wildcats missed a handful of makeable shots. jeff skeverski was in pittsburgh as the cats tried to digest the missed opportunity. >> reporter: villanova star javon pinkston said if they did not get to the final four it

will be a missed opportunity. the wildcats coming off the floor losing by 3. it was pinning -- pinkston's last game. the team priest was saying 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 battled, they were just a better team today. >> i think we all have high expectations, we were able to live up to those expectations definitely disappointeddic we should keep our heads high because of how well we played all year. >> reporter: nova could never catch up despite how they scratched and clawed their way back in the game, late, but

villanova eliminated in pittsburgh. jeff skeverski channel 6 "action news." >> at the conley center on villanova campus, fans waited for the team to get going but it never happened. we'll have more from nova nation in the next half-hour. >> to call chuck bednaric a hall of famer did not do him justice. he was arguably the greatest eagle ever, the heart of their championship run. this morning concrete charlie is gone, but what a legacy he left with us. annie mccormick takes a look. >> reporter: chuck bednaric was as local as philadelphia sports legend could be and fans paid homage to his statue at franklin field. >> he was a legends. he was a legend. >> he lived up to the name concrete. because he was i am moveable. >> he was one of the greatest football players who ever live lived and a nice guy. >> reporter: born in bethlehem

pennsylvania, a stand at liberty high school he went on to thrive on the field at the university of pennsylvania and played 14 seasons with the philadelphia eagles. >> chuck bednaric was one of the you one of -- is one of the few if he were playing in the nfl he would be an outstanding linebacker. >> reporter: he made devastating tackle against then giant frank giver ford. he took the birds to two championships. he played linebacker and center. this is one of the plays that made him a legends. >> philadelphia eagles have won the world championship of professional football. >> reporter: in 2010 he took jeff skeverski back to the very spot on franklin field. >> right here, yes game-saving tackle. >> reporter: eagles announcer remembers the tough talker who got the name concrete charlie for his job off the field

selling 0 concrete. >> he had everything you look for in a football and indom enable spirit. he was out there and wasn't is going to lose. >> reporter: he served in world war ii and father of five daughters. he never stopped being an eagle meeting new players and going to training camp. >> the name, chuck bednaric lives forever. >> reporter: and chuck bednaric was inducted not only the college football hall of fame, but the pro football hall of fame, as well. he was known for speaking his mine and keeping lasting friendships. one of the people who worked here at franklin field for a long time said he received christmas cards up to two years ago. annie mccormick channel 6 "action news." >> coming up in sports, former eagles quarterback ron i can't

can't -- ron jaworski pays tribute to chuck bednaric. seven brothers and sisters will be laid to rest today after a mall functioning hot plate being used for the sabbeth may have ignited the inferno. the mother and sister escaped jumping from a second-story window. the mayor visited the home after the fire. funeral services tentatively planned for this afternoon. a machete wielding man shot in a rampage at new orleans international airport has died. richard white was chasing tsa agents through the airport with a long blade. he was closing in on a tsa agent when a sheriff shot him. we'll have more about the hero in the incident coming up in the

next half-hour. >> president obama said college athletes should not be paid. he believes it will ruin the sense of college sports. the president made the comments after attending the princeton welcome's basketball game. in the interview obama said he is frustrated that college coaches and ncaa make huge amounts of money while an at athlete can be banished for the free use of a car. a new candidate about to enter the rails for the white house details ahead on "action news" sunday morning. also more news you did not see last night a train jumps the tracks and this forced people from their homes. afghanistan's new president is on the way to the white house, he is facing a fight and make a request to president obama. plus, philadelphia police fan out for a dirt bike atv crackdown. we find out what sparked the

riders. >> reporter: our temperatures are not springing forward, they are falling back awards, we'll have the windchills that will stick around for are a while. i'll have the details in the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast.

>> welcome back take a look at this beautiful shot of the sunrising over atlantic city. 7:11 38 degrees, did we get two degrees colder, chris? >> reporter: the low of the day always curse around sunrise. it will drop in another half-hour or so and then the numbers go up. here's what's going to happen. wintery will hold on and hold on and hold on and boom we'll go into summer. we won't have a spring. it always happens like this. let's get you back outside here's another nice shot, cape may, beautiful sunrises this morning, again it's thank to the

cloud cover you see overhead. those clouds are cirrus clouds, they have ice crystals. you're seeing the colors at the bottom of the screen. windchills feeling like february unfortunately. crystal clear this morning no issues today. tomorrow looks good, tuesday looks good, even wednesday at least to start looks nice and quiet. late in the evening on wednesday, there could moisture that pulls in. that's age -- a long way off. these are the air terms. allentown -- air terms allentown # -- 31. feels like 27 in reading. 24 in allen torn and the 15 in

the poconos and 30 in philadelphia. high pressure moving in, the air sinks. this cloud line will be pushing to the south. we'll see wall-to-wall blue from start to finish today. looks like a nice afternoon. future tracker 6 says monday will be a nice one too. tuesday is quietcy mentioned earlier -- as i mentioned earlier. it's a nice tranquil pattern that's setting up. unfortunately it's fueled by this canadian high. it's cold. averages are around 55 degrees, we're talking about highs today around 45 and windchills around 35. so blustery and chilly today. same thing tomorrow if not cooler actually as the high settles in. we could see highs ranging anywhere from 40 to 43, so a little bit colder. these are the windchills, feeling like 39. just about all day long we'll

see windchills in the 30s. feel like 16 in the poconos. nothing like a little late-season skiing. temperatures will cooperate for that. 14 degrees is what it will feel like in allentown, 3 below in the poconos. 18 in philadelphia and millville, 21. once again tomorrow afternoon all day windchills in the 30s. trenton, 31. allentown, 27. philadelphia 34 degrees, for today, temperatures in the mid 40s, breezy, sunny, windchills in the 30s, 45 for philadelphia. millville, 45. dover, 47. wilmington, 44. cape may 44. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast shows the chilly stuff lingers through tuesday, 45 today, 46 tomorrow, 46 tuesday. windchills in the 30s. 52 degrees wednesday. the increasing clouds. wednesday evening there could showers as a warm front lifts through. thursday mild, high of 63. uferlg we'll see cloud cover out there, periods of rain, friday

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>> reporter: welcome back everyone, 7:22 sunday morning, you're looking at satellite and radar. as we set it in motion there's not much going on across the country. we have wet weather to the south. the dominant feature is this area of high pressure up to the north, which is cooling us off

in the mid atlantic and the northeast. the scream is run like this. as that high digs, this moist here can't be penetrated. this is going to work off the east coast of the carolinas. it is bad news it's going to drop the temperatures down 10 to 15 degrees below normal. mostly sunny today breezy, 45 is the forecasted high. windchills in the mid 30s. eva? >> thanks chris the flyers suffered another frustrating loss on the road. the flyers were down 4-3 when they tide the goal 46 seconds into the third period. the oilers scalder the winner in -- cord -- scored the winner in overtime. their playoff chances looking pretty slim. >> the sixers are out west tore a game against the lakers in los

angeles. and jamie apody has more on villanova's lost in march madness. >> reporter: this is tough pill to swallow. the best season in villanova's history ends way too early. down bias many as 12 points. villanova could never get close enough they were out scored by nc state. when they had the chance to take back the lead they were short on a shot that looked forced. for a team that said anything less than at final four would be a disappointment. a loss in the round of 3 # is devastating. here's jeff skeverski in pittsburgh. >> reporter: the villanova wildcats are crushed in a state of shock the first number one seed in the entire tournament to go down, it is their 4th lost

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 heads. the team priest was telling them they want out with respect. i asked jay wright what he said to the players after the game. >> there's not a lot you can say, you hug them and tell them you love them and tell them you're proud of them and tell them, you know, short term, we've got to deal with this right now. everybody is hurting. >> reporter: do you feel like this season is a failure right now? >> because we lost, we had the most wins in big east history the big east title lasted 20 years, it was a great year, but right now it's a failure. >> it's tough these guys have been so much to me, these guys

are my brothers, my everything. >> reporter: the wildcats destroyed down low in the game. how about out rebounded by 13, even worse nc state had 20 more points in the paint and 31% shooting for the cats with the season on the line. ville vifl -- villanova comes up short of the sweet 16. >> reporter: we lost a legend yesterday as eagles legend chuck bednaric passed away at 89. the man known as concrete charlie will always be remembered for making the game-saving tackle in in franklin field in 1960. two way start played 14 seasons for the birds. ron jaworski remembered him this way. >> very sad day for philadelphia. you know, chuck bednaric embodied the spirit of

philadelphia. concrete charlie. i mean 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, that's why he is so well respected in the community. he stayed in the community and gave back to the community and stayed very active. >> reporter: union facing dallas in a game postponed on friday because of the snow. they were shut out 2-0 winless through their first three games of the season. that's sports, go on out there and have a great sunday. #. >> ceo hopes to launch its flying car it will take off and land from grass strips and not just runways. you will need to be a certified pilot.

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>> new overnight a child is shot inside a home in philadelphia. police say he and his mom know the shooter. >> plus fire ripped through a north philadelphia home with 8 people inside many of them children. it's a bracket buster, villanova is ousted from march

madness. >> outside we go to chris sowers. good morning chris. >> reporter: good morning, milled i -- nydia it's blustery and cold with temperatures in the 40s and windchills in the 30s. these are the wind speeds across the region. 16 in the poconos. wilmington, 14 and 7 in wildwood. the numbers you see in front of you right there are feeling five to seven degrees colder thanks to the wind. we have windchills in the 20 and 30s. 38 in philadelphia. feels like 40 in dover. in trenton, feels like 34 degrees. later this afternoon here's the big problem the numbers will not climb that much that's saying something considering the time of the year. how high the sun angle is.

we're almost getting into aim here. this is a opponent cold shot that will be sliding through. 5:00 p.m. 44 degrees, that's it. our normal 55. wilmington 46. allentown in the 30s at 38. poconos 28 degrees, first thing tomorrow morning everybody dropping back down into the low to mid 20s. forecast for today we'll call it breezy under a mostly sunny sky. temperatures in the mid 40s windchills in the mid 30s. not feeling like spring. unfortunately we'll put spring on hold for a few days after today. i'll talk about when it gets here permanently in the seven-day forecast in ten minutes. guys? >> chris, thank you. new this morning a 12-year-old philadelphia boy was shot during an argument between his mother and her ex-boyfriend. the action cam was at the scene the 3500 block of janney street. police say the ex-boyfriend forced his way into the woman's house and started arguing with

her. the fight woke up the boy. the ex-boyfriend took out a gun and fired at him. he is in stable condition with a bullet wound to the leg. police are searching for the suspect. fire chased 6 children a man and woman from a row home in north philadelphia. flames railed through two floors of the home in olney just before midnight. everyone got out safely on their own. they have asked for help from the red cross. the fire was contained in 20 minutes. the cause of the blaze is under investigation this morning. philadelphia police spent saturday night rounding up what they called illegal atvs and dirt bikes. a rapper's concert got their attention. kenneth moten has gathered more information on the crackdown. >> reporter: philadelphia police motorcycle patrol was revved up saturday night after a citywide dirt bike atv crackdown netted the most in a one day operation. >> it's dangerous, it callses

auto accidents. there's the possibility that we have individuals on the sidewalks that are going to come hit by the dirpt -- dirt bikes. >> reporter: this side this garage in hunting park they came in all sizes and colors. in all a team of officers with air support and a lot more confiscated 68 dirt bikes and atvs. the up tick in travel sparked by warmer weather and a rapper. meek mill. >> we got wind on social media there would be a ride out. >> reporter: officers say the majority of these bikes were from out of town concert goers who claim they didn't know the law. >> two of the trucks were transporting stolen atvs or dirt bikes.

one individual individual we stopped had a a gun on him. in october about 100 dirt bikes and atv riders we've had in and out of traffic and railed from one end of broad street to the other. >> you're not allowed to ride the dirt bikes and atvs and if we catch you we'll seize them and you will not get them back. >> reporter: officers were in south philadelphia outside the meek mill concert ready to confiscate dirt bikes and atvs if they saw them. kenneth moten channel 6 "action news." >> march madness now march sadness. villanova got slapped in the face by a sobering reality if you're shooting goes cold you're in trouble. after a 41dr -- drubbing of

lafayette, they lost to nc state. on the nova campus students watched as the wildcats trailed the wolf pack. 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 and did excellent this season, i can't complain. maybe next year we'll do better. >> reporter: nova lost to a 2 seed last year, this year they go down by number one. if it is any consolation several number one seeds have lost in the second week of the tourney.

nc state player pat barber pointed out that the president picked nova. more information on the machete-wielding man at the new orleans airport, the man has died. he left explosives behind. we have more from kendis gibson. >> reporter: panic chaos passengers returning and a bloody machete lying on the ground. this is the suspect richard white investigators say he stormed into the terminal at louie armstrong airport and attacked. tsa agent with wasp spray and then with the 14-inch blade. >> i started swinging my suit case at him he runs the other way into a tsa agent.

that's when a sheriff's deputy opened fire. three bullets hit white one strikes a tsa agent who was running ahead of him yelling at passengers to get to safety. today she showed off her wound and talked about the deputy who took action. >> she saved my life. the man was with him he was what canning people with the machete, she saved my life. >> reporter: the bomb squad was called in dropped at the security leaking liquid. >> half point mason jars with cloth wicks into a liquid which we know to be gasoline which you would refer to a molotov cocktail. >> reporter: white's family is cooperating with authorities and confirms merntle illness is --

mental illness is a factor. >> "good morning america" weekend is following up our coverage at the new orleans airport. "g.m.a." weekend starts at 8:00 a.m. texas senator ted cruz will announce tomorrow that's running for president. he will make the declaration at university of virginia lynchburg. cruz has been a critic of president obama. he led the fight against obama care that resulted in a 17 day shut down. icy conditions caused a crash that injured seven firefighters on the way to a training exercise. the richland fire company was heading northbound on 611 when it was hit by a vehicle that was skidding out of control. the truck went into the northbound lanes that hit two other vehicles, the firefighters were injured but they were able

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>> welcome back on this sunday, 7:41 38 degrees, the sun is shining, but it's blustery and cold and spring is on hold. >> reporter: now i know why everyone says they are move to florida. this is annoying. let's get you outside. it's not just the temperatures. when you factor in the winds it feels below freezing. if you're the early bird you need to bundle up, wear a heavier coat and hat. that's a beautiful image it doesn't tell the story it's blustery out there. 38 degrees dewpoint, 21. winds out of the northwest at 13 miles per hour. the pressure is starting to rise. allentown you've dropped to # --

31 poconos 22. you factor in the winds it feels like 28 in trenton. 30 in philadelphia. 24 in allentown. 15 in the poconos. reading, 27 degrees. this would have felt fantastic during february when we were in the stretch of brutal weather with windchills ten to 20 degrees below zero. now that we are getting close to april. it's the last thing we want to see. look at tomorrow, it will feel like 14 in reading, 19 in philadelphia. sign minus 2 in the mountain. 21 in millville. just like today looks like temperatures will hold steady in the mid 30s. millville, 35, allentown 27 degrees. the good news is, as we've been mentioning all morning long, it's a cold canadian high, when you get a high pressure sitting overhead. air sinks, you don't get much in the way of cloud cover today

and tomorrow, wall-to-wall blue, lots of sunshine, very tranquil weather pattern. you see the direction the wind is blowing out of the north. we're tapping into this, right here, the canadian provinces temperatures in the teens and 20s. that cold air will drive into the heart of the delaware valley over the next 24, 48 hours. canadian high sets up shop over new england and then it retreats and we'll see the warmer weather pull in. the rain comes along with it, we'll trade in dry conditions for wet weather for week's end. we don't have permanent change until after easter. i believe easter is the 5th of april. anywhere from the 5th to the 8th. that should be when we see our last cold shot.

the jet stream looks like, it drives the cold air into the mid atlantic and the northeast. what will happen sometime after easter, the high will come out of the gulf that will take over the pattern that becomes the comnant -- dominant feature and pushes the cold back up into canada. it will be two weeks before this permanent change happens. mostly sunny and cold today 42 degrees, windchills in time 30s. imect patchy clouds -- expect patchy clouds overnight tonight. 26 for center city. winds ease up a little bit out of the north 5 to 10. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, mid 30s windchill today. windchill 30s tomorrow. the next three days not feeling spring like out there. increasing clouds wednesday, 52. of rain possible, mild on

thursday, 6 #. 63. friday, 352 and another cold shot on saturday, 44. >> in "healthcheck" this morning an experimental drug which may have saved two americans with ebola is getting it's formal test. the drug is grown in tobacco plants. they have not sciencisticly established if it is safe. >> if we decide it is effective we would no longer compared that to a standard of care which is fluids and hydration and things like that. >>

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hall. it's a homecoming for a string quartet. dotty quartet is making it's philadelphia chamber music society debut. teaming up with the principle player. >> reporter: they call philadelphia their home, they are in our backyard, a wonderful ensemble that brings different almost -- elements to their playing which is unique for a string quartet. he is related to the which he cello i player. they perform music from spanish south american and puerto rican composers.

they put together music that is part of their heritage and partly music they feel passionate about. >> reporter: while most concerts takes place in the kimmel center the art museum hosts this one. >> it's a puerto rican composer whose name isi. there's the musical element that makes it unique, take a chance and come here chamber music that is unlike any chamber music you've heard before. they perform april 12 at 3:00 p.m. go to 6abc loves the arts for more on this and other area events. for 6abc loves the arts i'm karen rogers. >> topping our people scene two abc stars were honored at the glad awards last night. scandal star kerry washington

was presented with an award for eagles rights. viola davis took home the award for drama series. wow look at that, yes that is our very own meteorologist melissa magee spending her evening on the dance floor, she is amazing. she was one of 12 local extents dancing for charity and mirror ball stroaf. it was dance for the children at the mission schools. melissa and her partner rehersed for congratulations you go girl you look great. adding to our new generation of "action news" watchers, meet evelyn the first

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the winds. 45 today, 42 monday, both days windchills in the 30s both days we'll have sunshine. 46 for tuesday, 52 wednesday and wet weather arrives thursday, 63. >> great! it is 7:56 we're just a few minutes away from saying good morning to "good morning america." >> reporter: hey, eva and nydia. coming up on "g.m.a.," u.s. military commanders warning people overnight to be careful on social media after a new threat claiming to represent isis. it posted an online hit list releasing information for military and calling for isis sympathizers in america to kill them. major new developments in the machete a attack in new orleans. the suspect has died. this is no ordinary car.

it is a self driving automobile that is setting off a history- making cross country treck from san francisco to new york. is it safe? this the future. we'll go for a test drive we'll see you soon. >> "good morning america" continues next on channel 6. >> mean tweets the college baseball player is booted from the team after making offense remarks about mo'ne davis. >> a shuttered laghts casino says it has no buyers. now for eva pilgrim and chris sowers and the entire "action news" team i'm nydia han have a great sunday, we'll see you later.

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