his >> good afternoon, it is sunday, march # 2 i'm nydia han along with eva pilgrim. >> here's some of the stories we're following on "action news." it was a heartbreaker for villanova.

the team is returning home after last night's loss, we're there live. a 1-year-old boy is on the -- 12-year-old boy is on the mend after being shot in his own home. >> we're looking at chilly tempts for the next few days. >> let's get to the the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast with meteorologist source source. >> reporter: the forecast is a heartbreaker unfortunately. let's get you outside cold weather moving in. looking live at lincoln financial field. feels like football weather. temperatures in the 30s and 40s, windchills colder than that. 43 in philadelphia. 35 in allentown. reading, 49. poconos well below freezing 26. trenton, 37. wilmington, 43. dover, 47 and millville 46. of course that only tells half the story. you factor in the winds it feels like 24 in allentown # 2 -- 32

in philadelphia. millville 24 degrees. it's a chilly day out there we're seeing a few high, thin clouds roll in mainly south of the city at this point. the bulk. cloud deck will stay to the south. we're expecting mostly sunny skies, just a few high, thin clouds. accuweather says 45 degrees in the city. upper 30s low 40s in the lehigh valley. south and east, breezy with the wind will feel like the mid 30s. when i come back we'll talk about how long the colder weather lasts and when we'll see changes in the forecast. >> villanova is returning home after the devastating loss to nc state. annie mccormick is live at the school in recalled -- radnor.

the buses came and dropped the coaches and the players off. some of players gathering their things before they head home. it collapsed blacts across -- brackets across the country and broke hearts. we wanted our wildcats to win. it was after a 44 point victory over laugh yet. they lost to north carolina state the final score 71-68. going into march madness they earned a number one seed, and finishing with a record 33-3 the best in school history. fans thought they would win or get past the first weekend many fans at watch parties last night left devastated. >> i held on to the a little bit of hope that we would pull it out in the second half. >> it was heartbreaking. >> i'm proud to be a villanovan

i'm glad we got this far and did excellent this season, i can't complain. next year we'll do better. >> reporter: coach jay wright keeping a positive attitude saying? all the previous years when they had great wins they have taken the accolades but accept they have failed. else just disappointed for the seniors who don't have a chance to play again with villanova. coming up at 1:30, we'll have his reaction plus a little fan who gave all the guys a big smile which they seemed to need after last night's loss. >> i think we all need that smile. other news, philadelphia police have identified the man they say shot a 1-year-old boy after assaulting the boy --

12-year-old boy after assaulting the boy's mother. it happened in port richmond at 2:30. gentleman meal -- jamile carter salted his ex-girlfriend and the boy woke you mean and came down -- woke up and came down the stress, carter took out a gun and shot the boy in the leg. carter is on the loose. philadelphia police are looking for suspects who left a man in critical condition. the shooting happened at 1:00 a.m. the 22-year-old victim got into an argument at a house fire when a gun was pulled out and fired. the man was shot three times. he was rushed to penn presbyterian hospital in critical, but stable condition. funeral is planned today for the seven victims of a house fire. the victims from an orthodox

jewish family dialed yesterday. many refrain from using electricity on the sabbeth. the mother and sister survived by jumping from the second floor, but both suffered burns and smoke inhalation. police have asked for a warrants to test the driver's blood alcohol level following the crash. he and the other officers are members of the linden police department. they were off duty. authorities say the four men were heading home from a trip club when their car drove the wrong way on a highway and crashed into a tractor-trailer. police in new orleans say an attack at the new orleans airport by a machete wielding man could have been worse.

richard white has died. he had a history of mental illness. he was carrying molotov cocktails and had smoke bombs in the car. a 12-year-old colorado girl is in custody accused of trying to kill her mother and police say it was all over an iphone. the girl's mother took away her phone. out of revenge. the filler tried to kill her -- the girl tried to kill her with bleach. >> a few days later she noticed that the water smelled like bleach. the girl is facing two counts of attempted first degree murder. in "healthcheck" we'll tell you about a fund

fundraiser that's raising money for >> reporter: talking weather these are the windchills tomorrow morning break out the heavy coats the scarves and gloves, i'll let you know the cold air gets out of here in the seven day when we come right back. #

>> thousands gathered in mexico to celebrate one of the most spectacular moments of mayan

culture. they came to see a sacred snake's decent. it happens twice a year during the spring and autumn equinoxes. >> amazing. >> will it warm us up? >> i hope so. >> reporter: feeling like february with windchills in the 20s and 30s throughout the area. the good news we're dry. there's no precipitation out there, just a few high, thin clouds rolling in from the south. temperature reading in philadelphia, 43 degrees, the winds are whipping around out of the north at 20 miles per hour that's giving you a windchill of 34. atlantic city, same deal, 44 degrees is the air temperature on the beach. 37 is the present windchill. it's blustery and february-like. allentown, 35. 26 in the poconos these air temperatures. trenton, 37. millville, 46 degrees and wilmington, 43. everybody stuck in the 20s and

30s when you factor in the winds. 22 in the poconos. 24 in allentown and 34 in philadelphia. we'll be dealing with all day long, the winds will whip around out of the west/northwest. later this evening, same thing colder numbers to the north and then they get really cold, first thing tomorrow morning, it will feel like 15 degrees by 6:30. 3 above in the poconos, 19 in philadelphia. trenton, 17. millville, 22 degrees, a nice, cold shot sneaking in over the next couple of days. good news, high pressure that means quiet conditions, as you can see today tomorrow, tuesday, very, very quiet. we're tracking a combination of sun and clouds each and everyday. the next weather maker isn't until wednesday evening that's actually in the form of a warm front that will pull through maybe dropping showers across the area. going across the country there's not too much going on. we have showers pulling west to east, that high will stay to the

north. the showers will try to pull up to the north but they cannot pen trailt the dome. -- penetrate the dome it will work off the coast. i just looked up here, this is impressive, it has never happened since 1970 when the storm prediction center issued watches and warnings. during the months of march there hadn't been a single watch or warning issued across the entire country. confirmed tornados from the first of january to now. zero. it's a been a quiet severe weather season. that's the good news for all the cold, it doesn't allow the severe weather season to get active. we have couple of days warmer in the seven day. but for the most part you'll see this. 45 degrees, sunny and breezy. overnight tonight patchy clouds cold, 29 degrees in the suburbs. allentown, reading 28, 19.

philadelphia, 26 with the winds subtract 5 or 6 degrees with the temperatures that's what it will feel like. 45 today, 42 tomorrow. 46 for tuesday. increasing clouds wednesday, 52 that's a warm front that will pull through, it will trigger a shower or two. the bigger story is the warmup, 63 degrees an early high with the numbers crashing during the day. 52 friday, saturday, 44. brisk and breezy, windchills in the 20s. >> i've got nothing for you right now. thanks, chris. it's a homecoming for a world renown string quartet as it debuts it's only so, you know in it's hometown. karen rogers has 6abc loves the arts. >> reporter: the dahli quartet

is making it's debut for an afternoon of music inspired by their latin roots. >> they play all over the world, but they call philadelphia their home. they are back in our backyard, a wonderful ensemble that brings a lot of different elements to their playing that is unique for a string quartet. >> reporter: on stage they will be joined by recard -- morales. they perform music from spanish and south american and puerto rican composers. they put together music that is their heritage and music they feel passion about. >> reporter: while most concerts takes place in the kimmel center, the art museum a plays host to this one. >> it's a puerto rican composer

and he has written a quintette . >> reporter: go to the arts in philly.org or go to 6abc.com/loves the arts for this and other area events. karen rogers channel 6 "action news."

>> doesn't that look nice, sky6 live hd taking a live look over atlantic city for us, looks like a beautiful day just doesn't quite feel as nice as it looks. still a little chilly out there layer up before you head out today.

>> multipleerosis affects many people in the u.s. for one local student it's a cause that hits close to home. ali gorman has the details. >> thank you. >> reporter: anne is suiting up for a special swim she and many others go into action at a temple university pool. every stroke helps raise money for ms. it's a life long disease that affects the in central nervous central nervous system. anne swims for her sister christina. >> she was a member of the rowing team you don't see it coming. >> she said her sister's health

plummeted to the point she could no longer walk. but she has rebounded and is back to running but she doesn't know for how long. volunteers create a challenge to support the multipleosis of america. >> log on to the website and support anne. >> reporter: all money raised goes directly to people with ms to get necessary services and medical costs and equipment to help them get around safely. for anne supporting the cause is personal. she hopes more people take the plunge. >> if you don't have time to donate, or tight on money research the disease learn something about it. >> reporter: the event at temple

is one of many swim challengeses taking place locally and nationally. we have more information at 6abc.com if you want to learn more or get involved. ali gorman channel 6 "action news." >> march madness many of us go to extreme measures to watch the tourney during the day. many companies are encouraging. they consider it a low-cost members of pulling workers together. it allows workers to watch the games at work, but encouraging. some say it's a good thing. when employees feel connected to the people around them they work harder and have better results and stay with their companies longer. >> makes sense. >> there's much more to come on "action news." remembering concrete charlie. we take a look back at the life and legacy of chuck bednaric. plus highlights from villanova's heartbreaker to nc

state next in sports.

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all makes and models... no dealership pressure. we'll even settle your loan or lease. so don't wait. get your free online valuation now at webuyanycar.com >> it the eagles play tribute to concrete charlie, jamie apody has that, plus highlights to villanova's stunning loss to nc state. >> reporter: this is a tough pill to swallow. the best team in history ends way too early. villanova was outscored by nc state in the paint. they came up short on a shot that was forced. it was that kind of days for the normally sharp shooting wildcats. they fell 71-68 for a team who

said anything less than a final four would be a disappointment. a loss in the round of 3 # -- 32 is devastating. >> reporter: the villanova wildcats are crashed. they are the first number one seed in the entire tournament to go down, it is their first lost in more than two months it comes at the worst possible time. walking over the floor in pittsburgh, after losing by 3 to nc state as you can see they were very emotional crying, they had towels over their heads. the team priest was giving them advice telling them they want out with respect. i asked head coach jay wright what he said to his emotional players after the game. >> there's not a lot you can say, you tell them you love 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? >> right now because we lost,

but later we had the most wins in big east history big east title that lasted 20 years, it was a great year, but right now it's a sad year. >> it's tough guys have been so much to me. these guys are my brothers, my everything. >> reporter: the wildcats just destroyed down low in the game. how about out rebounded by 13, even worse nc state 4 had 20 points in the paint. let's not talk about the shooting, 31% for the cats with the season on the line. villanova comes up short of the sweet 16. jeff skeverski channel 6 "action news." >> we lost a legends yesterday as eagles great chuck bednaric passed away at the age of 89. >> that's the end of the line. >> reporter: the man known as concrete charlie will be remembered for making the

game-saving tackle at franklin field in 1960 that clinched the eagles last nfl championship. he played a franchise record for 14 seasons. ron jaworski remembered him this way. >> it's a very sad day for philadelphia. you know, 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 feels much more than that, that's why he was so well respected in the community. i stayed in the community and gave back to the community and stayed very active. >> reporter: union facing dallas 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! >> another half-hour ever "action news" is just ahead.

here some of the stories we'll have for you. >> reporter: we're following a threat from isis this targeting troops on u.s. soil. >> chris is back with the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast and much more when "action news" continues. #

happening right now on "action news," fire breaks out at an apartment complex in south

jersey forcing a woman to jump to safety. >> a scary scene at a ski resort in maine when a chairlift starts going the wrong way. >> new video shows a third attacker in the deadly assault on the tunisia museum. the government said he got away. >> we have a chilly one out there. >> reporter: you got that right the wind makes it feel colder than it is. temperature-wise we're below average several consecutive days. as a matter of fact we'll go back to friday when we saw the snow. some areas picked up 6 or 7 inches. the high temperature was 17 degrees below normal. it's been a cold stretch. even yesterday yesterday was really nice, 53 degrees, that's below average the normal is up to 55. today we're expecting high temperatures to climb into the mid 40s which is ten degrees below average. monday, 12 degrees below average

when all is said and done. you factor in the winds, it will feel like this the rest of the way. 34 in philadelphia. ten colder in allentown. reading, # 1. 22 in the poconos. 28 in trenton. wilmington, 36. millville, 40. dover a windchill of 41 degrees, that cold canadian high pressure system will set up shop over the mid atlantic and the northeast over the next several days. what you feel today cruel feel tomorrow and -- you'll feel tomorrow and tuesday. it won't be until wednesday when the pattern changes a little bit. it gets better in the seven-day forecast, i promise you i'll talk about that when i see you again in ten minutes. >> we're holding you to that promise. the villanova wildcats are returning home after last night's devastating loss to nc state. >> annie mccormick is live at the school in radnor township with more.

>> reporter: they are back home with heavy hearts greeted by several fans at villanova coming off the devastating loss. it was a half-hour ago, this is the video of the wildcats coming off the bus after they returned from bit burger following the devastating loss from north carolina state by 3 points. the final score 71-68. going into the tournament, the wildcats earned the number one seed in the ncaa tournament and finished with a record 33-3 the best in school history. evenly though they were sad one young fan gave them smiles. coach wright talked about how the pliers are handling the loss. >> i'm proud of those guys, they led our team to the winningest season in basketball. they are warriors they will be respected and revered win our program. players just left here moments agates been a week of highs and lows. coach jay wright saying for years they have accepted all the

accolades that have come their way and now they are accepting the loss and will move forward. annie mccormick channel 6 "action news." >> good attitude to start with, thank you. in other news a family of 8 escaped their burning home in philadelphia. the home was damaged by the flames on the 200 block of west atco street in olney. fire officials say it started in a bedroom on the second floor. a couple and 6 children got out of the home safely before firefighters arrived. the cause is under investigation. a woman had to jump for her life when a two two-alarm fire broke out at the apartment complex. firefighters from 6 companies battle the the blaze for nearly an hour before bringing it under control. two residents were taken to shore memorial hospital for injuries including the woman who jumped from the second floor balcony to escape the flames. the fire displaced 21 adults and

children including three infants. the red cross is helping them. officials in tunisia said a third attacker in the terror attack is on the run. he said three people were involved in the attack. new security camera foot annual shows gunmen walking through the museum, at one point they encounter a third man who walks away. 21 people were akilled in the attack. security forces shot and killed two of the gunmen. the pentagon and fbi are investigating a new isis threat. this one targeting u.s. troops in america. the troop calling i felt islamic state hacking division posted photos and addresses of 100 american servicemen and women online. the group called on isis supporters in the u.s. to kill the people on the list. defense department officials have told abc news they cannot confirm the validity of the message, but they are contacting

the families on the lists. happening today the u.n. security council has called for an emergency meeting to discuss the situation in yemen. shiite muslims took control of the third largest city. yemen is battling al qaeda and the affiliate of the islamic state groom. that groom claimed responsibility for -- group claimed responsibilities for the suicide bombings in the county that killed 137 people. afghanistan's president is making his first official visit to the united states. among the topics to be discussed america's military presence in the average. the president said he wants the u.s. to keep ten thousand troops in afghanistan through the next

decade to help in the battle against the taliban and isis. >> terror on it is slopes as a ski lift malfunctions and starts moving backwards. >> it happened yesterday at the sugar loaf resort in maine. one of the biggest ski resorts. we have more. >> reporter: a day on the slopes went suddenly the wrong way. >> we knew in our gut something was not right. >> it was panic we heard people screaming everyone standing in lift line and concerned about people jumping into them, were screaming and running away. it was definitely a bad situation. >> reporter: those who could tried a desperate jump to safety. we were ready to jump, but not wanting to jump. youyou could see complete chaos at the bottom. >> some made it, others were

hurt. >> there were people who laid on the ground immobile. ski patrol responded quickly and back boards were brought. >> reporter: 7 people were treated, three documents taken to the hospital. all in stable condition. when the lift lurched to a stop, skiers had to be lowered to the ground on roams. ropes. the cause is under investigation. abc news new york. dozens of atvest -- atvs and dirt bikes are off the roads the increased traffic was due to meek mills welcome back concert. there was a planned ride out officers moved in and confiscated 68 atvs and dirt bikes.

when we catch you we're going to seize them and you're not getting them back. >> police seized three trucks, investigators say two of them were hauling stolen at vvments vvments -- atvs and dirt bikes. one was arrested for having a gun on him and another for having illegal drugs. last october 100atvs we've had in and out of traffic on broad street. >> a college student is kicked off the school baseball team after offensive tweet about pitching star mo'ne davis. a study shows destructive driving by teenagers what some are doing behind the wheel that might shock you. >> meteorologist chris sowers will have the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast when "action news" continues.

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>> this is what happens when you don't make thousands of pounds of fireworks all at once. police in midland texas seized 20,000 pounds of fireworks and set them off over the next three days. the net naition was -- detonation was done during the day because it was not meant to be a fireworks show. a train derailed overnight with methanal. as a precaution, a dozen train cars jumped the tracks, five were carrying methanal in if you're in the sun it's not that bad out there. but if you're in the shade it's a different story. let's get you started with the

sky 6 imagery, it's breezy and tranquil. we don't have any precipitation in the foreseeable future. it will stay that way today and tomorrow. this is from ginny in cape may on the beach. the puppies are having a fun time. you can see how quiet the ocean is. it's breezy, not too bad of an afternoon around the delaware valley. the normal high for this time of the year is 5 degrees we're struggling. 43. dewpoint 8 winds out of the north at 20 miles per hour. that's giving us a windchill of 33 degrees, barometer is starting to rise 30.11. temperatures cold to the north considering the average. 35 in allentown. poconos 26. trenton, 37. millville, 46. dover, 47 and lancaster 40. future tracker 6 we'll let the afternoon play out here, you

note the numbers they are not climbing all that high. 5:00 p.m., 45. 40 in allentown. trenton, 42. this evening, 43 by 10:00. in the city, below freezing north and west in the poconos 19. 35 in millville. dover, 36. wildwood 38. first thing tomorrow morning these are actual air temperatures. doesn't take into account the winds. low 20s north and west, mid 20s south and east, everybody dropping in the teens when you factor in the wind. it's thanks to this area of high pressure right here skirting on by the u.s./canadian border. it will push west to east across the border and it is close enough to drop us down into the 40s and 50s for the high. it's all the way up to new york city where temperatures are ranging anywhere from ten to 15 degrees cooler than normal. one of the positives what i mentioned earlier the fact when

you have high pressure overhead you don't get any moisture. we have clouds across the virginias and the carolinas. there's no moisture down there at all. we stay dry over the next several days. chilly today highs in the 40s. tomorrow, the winds ease up a little bit but because the temperatures are colder, the windchills are in the 30s. tuesday, same thing. high pressure over top us, another day with chilly high temperatures. 45 in the city. dover, 47. we'll call it breezy, sunny trenton, 41, allentown 40 degrees, atlantic city 44. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast sunny and chilly tomorrow, 42. windchills in the mid 30s tuesday more sunshine, 46. windchills in the upper 30s. it's getting a little bit better. wednesday, increasing clouds, 52 and thursday, 63, friday, 52.

colder next week. >> a bloomberg baseball player has been kicked off the teen for sending an offensive post for mo'ne davis. it shows him using an offensive world. he was commenting on the disney channel's announcement about making a movie about the player. he has apologized for the tweet. the owner of the irish pub where martice johnson was attar ask peeking out on his behalf. he was detained by alcohol control agents. the arrest was caught on cameras. john ended up bluldied -- bloodied and bruised. he said johnson was not rarelily profiled by the bar.

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>> happy sunday to you, sky6 live hd taking a live look for us now over penns landing. it is still cool outside, make sure you put your jacket on as you head out even if it looks like the sun is shining where you are. >> now to the latest "action news" trouble shooters case a local couple spent money on a sun room that they say has been plagued with persistent leaks. i met the family at their home in burlington, new jersey. >> this is supposed to be your

life's sanctuary. >> reporter: the starlings tell me their sun room is nothing more than a storage room. they say it leaks. >> it originally started in the front of the house in the corner behind the curio. all the towels, everything is covered with towels because everything is soaked. also the strips you can see are dislorred that's where the rain has been coming in as well. >> how much did you pay for the sun room. >> reporter: 25,000. >> this was an invest. >> reporter: the sun room was built in 2007 and came with a lifetime warranty. the company did come out four times to fix it. but the last time they called two years ago they got the run around. so they turned to the "action news" trouble shooters. >> tell me why you waited two years. we were frustrated. >> reporter: after talking to the company, it becomes apparent this story is not clear consult.

they believe the latest leak is due to the an issue with the siding. it said their gutters were overloaded. in order to do right by the customer and the viewers the company is fixing the sun room and siding so norm leaks. >> thank you channel 6 "action news" thank you miss han. >> reporter: it's our pleasure. since we saw the starlings they have fixed the roof, replaced the gutters and cleaned the walls. don't let a year or more pass by, if you buy something that comes with a lifetime warranty, make sure you know what it covers. in this case it covers parts an materials, but not labor. eva. >> a new study shows distracted striving at an all time high among younger drivers. they found while most teens

understand the risk of texting while driving. they are not aware of the other distractions such as eating, drinking or talking on the phone. reachers found 27% of the surveyed changed clothes and shoes while driving and some worked on homework. the study can be found in the journal of transportation, safety and security. ever want to know what a concussion feels like without getting one now you can. a company in wisconsin called inter core developed concussion goggles. people will experience a disconnect between their eyes resulting in disorientation and confusion. >> the reaction is for people who had concussions and said that's what it was like. >> the concussion goggles are part of an education program they are marketing them to a variety of youth, high school and health organizations around

the country. >> when "action news" continues an update of our top story. >> plus, a final look at the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast in just a moment. #

>> recapping our top stories on "action news," a disappointed villanova team has returned home after getting an early boot from the ncaa tournament. north carolina state upset the wildcats 71-68. nova is the first number one

seed in the tournament to fail. philadelphia police are looking for this man 23-year-old carter, who assaulted his ex-girl friend in her port richmond home and shot her 12-year-old son in the leg. tunisia officials are looking for a third suspect in connection with the deadly terror attack on the museum. security forces killed the two other gunmen. 21 people were killed in the attack. spring has not sprung. at least not today. >> reporter: if you look at the it has. feeling like february with the winds. windchills in the mid 30s all day. tomorrow, it's colder, forecasting a high of 42 with windchills in the 30s but you'll see a lot of sunshine over the next 48 hours. in the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast quiet once again tuesday, 46 degrees, then we pull out of it. wednesday, 52, thursday, 63.

friday, 52 saturday, colder again and sunday colder yet. we'll have a few days where it's spring like and it's right back to the cold. >> during a recent morning rush one passenger not in a rush not at all. this guy was not heading to school or work. for some reason the pup stepped on the route 44 bus and took a 20-mile joyride. the trip ended when a passenger picked you mean the dog and took him to the police station. we put him on facebook and a lot of different social networking sites. we hope we finds his parents we know he is probably loved and missed. >> so cute. >> they hope the owner steps forward they say they will have an easy time finding a new home for the friendly guy. a new world record was set this weekend for the largest

peanut butter cup. a kiddie pool was used to mix the ingredients because the workerses couldn't find a bowl big enough. they poured melted chocolate and spread peanut butter in the pool and created 444 peanut butter cup. it took 440 pounds of ingredients to create it cup. it beat the old record by 190 pounds. eva and i said earlier we said we would split it. i guess we can share it with chris sowers. i'm noticing the size of the peanut butter. >> fyi philly is next on channel 6 "action on channel 6s. "action news" continues later tonight at 6:00 p.m. >> for eva pilgrim, chris sowers and the entire "action news" team, i'm nydia han. we'll see you next weekend!

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