>> good morning 7:00 a.m. saturday march 28. here's some of the stories we're following on "action news." a north philadelphia warehouse has gone up in flames. we'll have an update on efforts to bring the multi-alarm blaze under control. gunned down in his own home. police look for a gunman after a unanimous is shot and killed inside his philadelphia apartment overnight. amanda knox responds after an italian court overturns her murder conviction. chris sowers is outside with a look at the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast. it's a little cold out there today. >> reporter: i don't know what toes this morning i'm so over this right now. it's blustery and cold. as we look at the numbers these are air temperatures. every location is reporting windchills in the mid 20s right now. it's an unusual cold morning around the delaware valley.

look at fleetwood and slatington, both locations coming in at 27 degrees, 31 in warrington. quakertown, 29. center city and chester both showing 35. glassboro, 34. agenda beach. 36. smyrna, 35 dover, 36 and woodbine 37. throwing salt in the wound how do snow flurries sound this morning, salem flurries reported there. bayside. bridgeton, flurries to the southwest and gandys beach reporting flurries. we'll have more in the far western suburbs. this is steadier west of reading and lincoln the western portions of lancaster and berks counties, reporting light snow this morning. fortunately this is not going to stick around that long. hamptons moderate snow. southern portions of connecticut reporting moderate snow. this is the tail end of a coastal system that's developing. we'll mills out on that.

new england will see anywhere from 1 to 3 204-inch. easter around the corner and it looks like we're getting ready fore i say mass. cloudy -- ready for christmas. cloudy skies and cold, 42. here's how it will plail -- play out, 42 degrees with a windchill of 36. it's not all bad news in the seven-day forecast. we have warmer temperatures to talk about i'll bring that to you in about ten minutes. eva. >> an update on our breaking news, philadelphia firefighters have gained the upper hand on a four-alarm warehouse fire in hunting park. crews were called out at 2:30 a.m. the fire was placed under control after 6:00 a.m. moments after arriving thick black smoke began billowing from the windows of the first and second floors of the warehouse.

the action cam is live on scene. firefighters continue to pour water on the roof. nobody is believed to have inside at the time of the fire. fire officials say the blaze was tough to battle because it's located near railroad tracks. thrve been no reported -- there have been no reported injuries, fire officials established a collapse zone to protect firefighters from a possible collapse. "action news" learned that warehouse in north philadelphia is affecting service on the manayunk norristown regional rail is suspended until further notice due to the four-alarm blaze. commuters should go to septa.org for alternatives. police are looking for a gunman who shot an kids a man it happened on 4300 block of elizabeth street in frankford. the 26-year-old was inside the apartment when someone forced

their way in and shot the man dead. no arrests and no words on why he was shot. two men are rushed to the hospital after a shooting in southwest philadelphia. the gunfire rang out only 6500 block of elm wood avenue. two men were hit and taken to pen presbyterian hospital where they were listed in stable condition. no arrests have been made. students from a montgomery county high school say pictures of naked girls are being passed around by phone. some boys were trading nude pictures of their girlfriends on mind. a friend of the victim said the girls were exploited and dehuman ized. some are outraged. >> there's a lot of tension this is all everybody has been talking about for the past two or three days. people are upset about it.

>> towamencin police say they are conducting an investigation with the montco da's office. overseas, two pilots were rescued after they were forced to eject. both airmen are in good health after being rescued. the saudis blame technical failure for the crash. ten people were killed in airstrikes in yemen to bring a rebel group to its knees. a storage site was hit. it is over for amanda knox an italian judge overturned her

conviction for the stabbing death of her roommate. she was acquitted and convicted again and could have failed a new trial. she spoke last night from her home in seattle. >> i am incredibly grateful for what has happened for the justice i received for the support i've had from everyone from my family, my friends to strangers to people like you you saved my life and i am so grateful. >> when asked what she would say to the family of her roommate who was killed, knox said quote i am the lucky one. the racist chant sung by members of the university of oklahoma was taught during the frat's national leadership. it referenced lynching and used a racial slur. two students were expelled and

two dozen face punishment. dozens of high school students are cramping to find a place to -- scrambling to find a place to finish the academic year. charter school in warminster is filing for bankruptcy. senior matt is two months shy of graduating. >> i did my grad project, i had all as and bs and they hit me with this. >> he was going to school and he got a text message from a classmate that said don't bother going to school. it's closed. >> efforts to reach the administrators and the owners have gone unanswered. kids in philadelphia will get an extra day off this fall

because of the pope. street closures during the pope's visit will make it too hard to get to class on september 25th. 2.5 million people are expected to converge on the city and see the pontiff. a man traveled from seattle to philadelphia to attend a bachelor party an -- a typo led to the unlikely friendship. >> reporter: joey flew in town for this couple bride and groom jeff and amy. the thing is he never met them before. how they came to know each other is more intriguing. it start wld a simple e-mail. he was planning his bachelor party when he included joey. >> i started reading the

e-mail, it was entertaining. >> i told him come, we'd love to have you. i told him he was invited to the wedding. >> reporter: so joey set up a go fund me page to pay for his travels from seattle to philadelphia. he only needed $100. but he exceeded that. >> when the money started pouring in, i thought we'll do something good for the bride and groom. it is time to meet the lovely couple that he traveled # thousand miles for. greeting him with a philadelphia staple tasty -- tastykakes. strangers connected by a simple mistake by an e-mail. >> welcome to the city of brotherly love. >> we're looking forward to having a wonderful weekend. >> reporter: no longer a party crasher, but a fast friend. as for the thousands of dollars

raised for the couple all because of a straing. >> it's touching. sharrie williams channel 6 "action news." >> still ahead on "action news" saturday morning. it's never too late for a first solo art exhibit. a local holocaust surf you as you wish you survivor is -- survivor is finding success at 100. >> reporter: windchills are stuck in the teens and 20s speaking of teens tomorrow morning. we're dropping down temperature-wise into the teens. i'll have the complete accuweather forecast coming up when we come right back.

>> video on "action news" shows a landslide in des moines, washington. it damaged one home yesterday afternoon, three others were evacuated. no injuries were reported. the slide was 200 feet wide and

200 feet tall. crews will be monitoring the area and more evacuations are possible. let's get a check of our weather. it doesn't feel like spring, it hadn't felt like spring. >> reporter: one day, we got to 67 degrees on thursday. the rest of the week has been chilly. we've been seeing highs in the 40s, actually, five out of the last 6 days, we have high temperatures in the 40s. the normal is 57 degrees. so we continue to feel this icy chill here from old man winter. as we look live on sky 6. we are live at penns landing. we have clouds up there. generally speaking the winds are not too much of an issue they are out of the west at 10 miles per hour. it's a fairly quiet morning. we have flurries popping up west of reading and lancaster. more stuff flying south of wilmington. we'll go into the communities along the delaware bay cumberland county, agenda beach fortescue reporting snow shower activity. same thing with bay side. it's moving north ward up into

salem. farther north and west we go we have snow showers reading lincoln, same thing with lancaster and lebanon all reporting light snow this morning. we'll continue to see that over the next couple of hours. there could flurries or snow shower this afternoon. it's not going to amount to all that much. a just a few flakes flying. 35 degrees in philadelphia. dewpoint, 19. winds out of the north/northwest at 16 miles per hour. that's giving us a windchill of 25 to 28 degrees, feels more like february out there. allentown, 31. of the reading coming in at 0. 29 in lancaster, 34 in wilmington. millville, 36 degrees, dover also coming in at 36 degrees. 25 is our windchill. millville, 30, feels like 20 in allentown and teens in the poconos and lancaster. it's thanks to this low right here. this area of low pressure that's developing along the same frontal system that pulled through yesterday brought all the clouds and scattered showers across jersey and delaware.

now an area of low pressure has developed. the winds on the back edge have shifted out of the northwest. it's pulling all this cold air into the great lakes and the southern provinces of canada into the mid atlantic and the northeast. you can see where the pocket of cold air is follow the clouds. cold conditions setting up across the great lakes and the high plains. 20 in cincinnati. there's four feet of snow on the ground in toronto and quebec right along here. you don't have to go too far to the north to pick up a significant snow cover. that promotes the cold. we'll see the shots of cold air advancing northwest to southeast as long as there's snow cover out there. unfortunately there's plenty of it in southern canada. we'll get cold, driving winds out of the northwest, 15 to 20 miles per hour. by the time we get into sunday that low is long gone, it's well to the north in the canadian maritimes. the winds relax a little bit.

the high pressure takes over and that means calm conditions, winds begin to relax mild with temperatures around 50 degrees, we'll see the return of sunshine that cold air will pour in here overnight tonight. these are windchills later this afternoon, feeling like the mid 30s for everyone. below freezing that's what it will feel like north and west. 18 for the poconos. tomorrow morning, it will feel like 3 in the mountains. 16 in allentown, 18 in millville. overnight tonight 17 degrees for suburbs 25 degrees for center city. the windchills colder than the air temperatures. 48 degrees sunday, mile an hour day, but chilly for this time of the year. 58 degrees monday, monday afternoon there could showers.

the latter half of the week we're in the 50s and 60s. it will come to a screeching halt on easter sunday it will be cold with highs in the 30s. it could change we're a week away, but it does not look good on the long range. >> keep your coat out. there's a fountain of youth, it's your minds and talent and creativity that you bring to life. in this week's airport of aging -- art of aging tamala edwards shows us. >> reporter: landscape and portrait paintings are on display at rosemont college. >> when i see it on the wall, it's like did i do this?

>> reporter: biretta started painting in 1991 when she was 77 years old. >> sometimes i would forget myself and paints until 4:00 a.m. she started taking classes at rosemont college and went to the pennsylvania academy of the fine arts where she earned a certificate at 83. a holocaust survivor, she fled to the u.s. in 1939. she worked five decades as a nurse and retirement has not slowed her down. >> i cook for the family, i do the shopping, i study hebrew to keep my brain occupied. >> reporter: she published her autobiography at the age of 88. and she prides herself on packing everyday to its fullest. >> if you have too much time on

your hands you think bad and feel sorry about yourself and this way you don't. >> reporter: you can view her life and art at lawrence gallery at rosemont college through april 7th. tamala edwards channel 6 "action news."

and around the delaware and leafs this weekend. the eagles arms welcome show is for the gun enthusiasts. it's happening at the oaks expo center there will be antiques and more, admission is $12 for everybody age ten and above. easter egg hunts will be held across the area.

pickerring manner northfield in noon town. the hunt will be broken down by age including an adult and grandparent hunt. and easter egg hunt will be held at white clay creek park five age grooms up to age 9. -- age groups. up to age 9. a rain date will be held tomorrow. that's what's happening in and around the region this this weekend. sports is next.

>> reporter: welcome back everyone, 7:25 saturday morning, the day planner looks kind of gray, lots of clouds and sunshine early on. once we get into the afternoon it's mainly cloud cover. temperatures struggle to gets out of the 30s. lunch time, 40s. windchills in the mid 30s all day. satellite and radar showing lots of clouds along the eastern seaboard. more rain and snow showers out her to the midwest. the pattern will like this by wednesday, thursday and friday with all the cold air bottled up across the great lakes and high plains easter weekend saturday or easter sunday the jet stream will like this and the cold air

will be -- will look like this, the cold air is coming, you'll need a heavier coat. kentucky will be fighting to keep their undefeated status, and wisconsin will battle arizona for a spot. sports director ducis rogers has the rest of the sunday morning sports. >> reporter: good morning, with the sixer near the bottom of the nba standings the reason to watch is still big. nerlens noel is making a decent case for the rookie of the year award. sixers and clipper getting down, excuse me sir lead the gyrations to the professionals. nerlens noel growing up before our very eyes. he has 30 points to go along with 14 rebounds. for the clippers. jordon had 17 points and 20 boards. the sixers fall 119-98.

there's always a light at the end of the tunnel, the pessimistic phillies fan in me is afraid it's a barreling train. the first-round draft pick from a year agates a taste of the big -- ago gets a taste of the big lesion. big leagues. he settles down, after a-rod said phillies should be excited about him. >> it was definitely cool to run out from the bullpen to the mound and get through that first inning >> the flyers have seven games left. they are a skating conundrum.

they have played so poorly, but beaten the best teams in the nhl like the blackhawks earlier in the week. >> it shows you something we know we have a lot good pieces here and we need to keep things rolling forward and get better on a daily basis and whatever we can do in the summer we'll do. >> reporter: the flyers and sharks drop the puck at 1:00 p.m. i'm ducis rogers you have yourself a wonderful weekend.

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>> warehouse impose up in flames in -- goes up in flames in north philadelphia overnight. hit by his own patrol car a state trooper is fighting for his life after another car hits his car and him. we're tracking snow flurries for the last weekend of march. chris sowers is outside with a look ahead. i thought the syringe had already started. >> reporter: it technically has.

it's blustery and chilly out here. a look at the poconos 17 degrees philadelphia, 25, millville, 30. trenton, 28. we have flurries over southern portions of cumberland can do well west of this area of low pressure that's developing off the coast. it's the never-ending winter for new england. look at the snow totals expected over the next 24 hours for new england. that darker shade of blue toward the bottom of the screen which includes the hamptons that's another 2 to 4 inches of snow. for us back here it will pull in colder air. 42 is the forecasted high. you factor in the wind it will feel like the mid 30s all

afternoon. wait until you see the temperatures overnights tonight. windchills in the low to mid teens. overnight lows in the teens north and west it's going to be a blustery 24 hours the good news there are milder changes in the seven-day forecast. we go above average with highs in the 60s thursday and friday i'll have the spirveghts in ten minutes -- specifics in ten minutes for now eva it's blustery and chilly as you mention the it certainly does not feel like spring. >> we have an update on our breaking news. firefighters have put a four-alarm warehouse blaze under control. it burned for 3 1/2 hours on the 2400 block of west westmore land street. fire officials explain why this blaze was particularly hard to battle. >> we didn't have access, one

section of the buildings we didn't have access to, we had to change our strategy just a little bit, but we did get water on it. >> the action cam is live on the scene. firefighters remain at the warehouse battling he had hot spots. officials have established a collapse zone as a precaution. septa said the rail service on the manayunk norristown line have been suspended. bus routes have been rerouted because of the blaze stay with "action news" and 6abc.com fortunatest. a pennsylvania state -- for the latest. pennsylvania state police trooper has been hurt while helping a driver put out a car fire when a woman lost control of the suv. the suv hit the troop's car and

the trooper at it is driver he was helping. the trooper is in critical condition. the other driver is treated for minor judicious of -- injuries, no charges have been filed. a scandal involving boys at a high school in montgomery county for putting nude pictures on social media. >> this is crazy. >> reporter: students commenting on a scandal that rocked north penn high school. students are telling us that several high school boys were involved. they say it originated as a group chat. of they were posting pictures of their high school girl classmates and doing this on multiple drop box account. >> there's a lot of tension this is all anybody has been

talking about all school day for the past two or three days. i mean people are upset about it. >> reporter: other girls at the school are upset for the sake of the victim. some started a web page calling for a walk out during 5th period on monday, for two reasons, one to show outrage that the boys would do this and to insure that the school does not weep this under the rug. how do you feel about that? >> i think it's a good idea, they are taking a stand against something that is wrong. >> reporter: for its part, school district officials would not speak on camera, but issued a statement on the district website. it as he says in part -- now, a friend of the victim tells us off camera that the girls are being exploited and dehumanized. the matter is being investigated by the police and the da's

office. dann cuellar channel 6 "action news." >> a boston police officer is fighting for his life after a shooting. it happened during a routine traffic stop. the suspect shot the officer below his right eye. the suspect was killed by other officers at the scene. he is a former army ranger served who served in iraq. he is in critical condition and kept in an induced coma. hey! a san diego woman was arrested on suspicion of drunk driver as she discovered by a local news crews passed out in the car. the car was sitting in the middle of the interstate around 1:00 a.m. once police arrived the woman took off on foot catching the highway patrol officer off guard.

stop the car! stop the car. she took her foot off the brake is what i meant to say. the officer had to smash a window to get in the car to throw on the emergency brake. the woman was jailed on $2,500 bail. the investigation into the co-pilot who crashed the germanwings plane in the french alps was described as a mantua historical of depression who received treatment and may have been set off by a falling out of with his girlfriend. authorities removed information from andreas lubitz's apartment yesterday. she found a torn up doctor's note for him to take off from work the day he killed 150

people. the gas explosion in new york city may have been caused when someone improperly tapped the gas line that was locked after a fail inspection. three buildings collapsed during the seven-alarm inferno. hillary clinton has wiped her serve verb -- verve -- server clean she has failed to produce a single new document in weeks and refused to give up her server for third party review as requested. her attorney said all the e-mails were turned over and the server was wiped clean. harry reid is planning to retire. he is 75 and suffered broken

bones january 2 when he fell off a piece of exercise equipment. he immediately endorsed chuck schumer to take over as democratic leader. president obama said he would steer clear of the race for minority leader. a philadelphia family is grateful fewer the kindness of strangers after their adventurous 4-year-old slipped out in the middle of the night for a treat. >> a man flagged down a septa bus to tell him a little girl was trying to take the bus alone. little annabell got on the bus and took a seat. >> she had her mindset, i know what she wanted? >> reporter: whether a did she want? >> all i want is a slushy. >> reporter: police arrived and took her home.

mom and dad reconfigured the locks on the door and said this will be her last solo adventure for a long time. from booed way tunes to -- from broadway tunes to tiptop shapes. how to get in top form. chris sowers will have the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast "action news" saturday morning continues in just a moment.

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>> a central pennsylvania mom two straight troopers her hero. they helped deliver her baby at the gas station. she was having contractions and going into labor. another trooper showed up and tried to remember escorted her to the hospital, but the baby had other plans. they pulled over into a parking lot. >> it was three pushes and she was out. >> i cleared the airways and started to rub her chest and the baby started crying. >> he is a hero. >> mom and baby are doing well, the doctors hailed the troopers. babies never come when they are supposed to come. they only come when they want

to. >> reporter: we had the snowstorm last friday, i said we would see more flakes before it's over with. take a look at storm tracker 6 live, here we go we'll make a couple of zooms. we have a coastal low pulling to the north. we're seeing flurries and snow showers developing on the backside of that. we're zoom into chester county, southern chester county. kirkwood reporting light snow. smithville, lancaster county. cochranville reporting snow showers. as we travel to the north we're seeing more flakes fly in lincoln, adamstown reading reporting light snow this morning and flurries. even the delaware bay region reporting snow flurry activity. we're pretty much see that throughout the day it's not going to be snowing all day long but as there could flurries from time to time, lots of clouds and gusty breeze that's the view at the philadelphia international airport. 35 degrees is the 7:00 a.m. number wife of 25.

atlantic city seeing chilly conditions this morning. once again see the camera dancing around a little, 37 degrees in atlantic city, windchill of 31. it's a very blustery and unseasonable cool for this time of the year. normally we should be around 57 degrees for the high. today if we're lucky we get into the low 40s. allentown, 3 #. philadelphia, 35. millville, 36. winds out of the north northwest 15 to 20 miles per hour. these are actual wind speeds. the gusts are in the 20s. wilmington, 15, when you take the temperature and add on top of that a wind you get a windchill. this is what it feels like this morning. be prepared for windchills in the teens and 20s. feelings like 27 in atlantic city. 25 in philadelphia. 20 in allentown. 17 in the poconos.

the good news there's not too much to talk about the exception being this coastal storm which will blanket new england with 1 to 3 inches of snow. it's woman far to the northwest. it will not be affecting our area. we'll see leftover clouds and gusty breeze saturday of the storm. later this afternoon -- as a result of the storm. we'll have springs and snow flurries in monmouth and lake hurt. tomorrow is a quiet day return the sunshine, temperatures moderate to the upper 40s and low 50s. by the time we get into monday, the winds shift out of the southwest. we'll increase the clouds, but the highs get close to 60 degrees, i believe we're shooting for a high of 57 with rain showers late in the day. overnights it's blustery and chilly this weekend. 42 degrees the normal is 57.

alien up to -- allentown 20 degrees below, cape may 40. millville, dover 42. the 89 the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, monday is not too bad. chilly chilly, moderating. this is average by monday. 42 today. 48 for sunday, 58 degrees for monday tuesday gets colder, we'll see evening rain increasing clouds, there's a couple of forecast models that keep tuesday in the 40s. right now weeing 54 we'll see how tuesday plays out. keep in mind that could be a colder day. wednesday, a -- 55. thursday and friday, 63, 64. easter will be very colds. >> fyi philly is coming up on 6abc here's alicia vitarelli and karen rogers with a preview. >> reporter: here's what's coming up tonight, we check out the new burger joints and best

wings. easter is coming. we check out money-saving spring break fashion and where to get your golf game on indoors and where to eat for a great cause. that's tonight on fyi philly. hope you join us!

>> this morning, many people are feeling their spring

allergies. trees are at high levels specifically maple and june -- juniper. mold spores are being recorded. most allergy medicines are effective if you take them before symptoms begin. more than nine out of ten cancer patients are told of their diagnosis. doctors thinks they are sparing patients from emotional distress. alzheimers feel they are being robbed of making important choice. >> with the ranks of patients growing daily it is time for the change. a trend in fitness if

you're tired of running on the treadmill and getting nowhere. you may want to try the latest in the fitness trend. it incorporates dance as a workout. >> any type of dance has a fitness quality to it. without thinking about it, there's cardiovascular elements. you're toning your body. >> reporter: according to the to the centers of disease control one out of three older adults fall. it's the most common cause of brain injuries, it the dance moves strengthen balance and coordination. next up, chris sowers has a final look at the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast. we'll be right back.

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this is just cruel. >> reporter: let's go to double scan live. yeah, i hear you eva. here's a look at the snow flying across the western suburbs zoomed into chester and montgomery county. for the most partly it's a lighter shade of gray. if you look toward the side of the screen you can see the darker shade of white. it's coming down, but not sticking to anything. we'll see this over the next hour or so. route 322, route 40, u.s. highway 1 reporting a little bit of light snow. later this afternoon, cloudy skies, peeks of sunshine. it will be chilly for this time of the year. 42 degrees is the forecasted high. normally we should be around 57. tomorrow, return of sunshine, 48. well below average. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, shows temperatures getting more seasonable as we get into next week.

58 degrees monday, cooler back down tuesday and mild, wednesday, thursday, good friday. highs in the 60s. it is now, 7:56 we're just a few minutes away from saying good morning to "good morning america." here's dan harris with a preview. >> reporter: coming up on "g.m.a.," what we are learning about the co-pilot of the germanwings flight who is accused of crashing the jet into the french alps. plus overnights amanda knox stepped into the cameras with an emotional reaction italy's highest court saying she did not kill her roommate. the musical mystery gone viral, how did this piano suddenly appear on the remote hiking trail we found the culprit. it's coming up on "g.m.a." we'll

see you soon. >> "action news" continues at 59 -- 9:00 a.m. here's some of the stories we're working on on for you a massive warehouse fire, and a new smart matt stress that turns on the scene lights. talk about beds for chris sowers and the entire "action news" team i'm eva pilgrim. we'll see you at 9:00 a.m.

good morning, america. new overnight, too sick to fly. the torn up doctor's note in the co-pilot's home, a secret he hid from his bosses. would it have prevented the crash in the alps? plus, what else they found in his garbage and what we're learning about his girlfriend this morning. breaking overnight, amanda knox and her family reacting to a conviction overturned. knox speaking out this morning about the final chapter in the legal battle over the murder of her college roommate. >> i'm so grateful to have my life back. >> the stunning reversal from italy's highest court bringing an end to her eight-year ordeal. landslide. a neighborhood literally on edge. this backyard deck tumbling toward the water. locals warne