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>> reporter: i sat up here last week and said i'm not buying any tickets, i'm not wasting my money. scratch that. when we get done in a couple of hours, i'll be going over there. let's get you outside down if cape may. it's a beautiful morning temperature-wise, it's a little cloudy, but temperatures are very, very mild. we are above the normal high for this time of the year it's 7:00 a.m. 42 in philadelphia. 42 in wilmington. 43 in cape may, 47 in the villas. lancaster, 38 degrees. the warm front is in the process of pushing through now, most of the shower activity today will be up to the north, across upstate new york and new england colder place like vermont, new hampshire maine will see snow

flurry activity. for us it's very, very mild compared to january standards. 53 degrees is the forecasterred forecasterred -- forecasterred forecasterred -- forecasted high. overnight tonight, the heavy rain rolls on in. it's a soaking rain. if i think tomorrow morning and tomorrow afternoon we could see record highs and another bitter shot of arctic air gets in here next week. i'll run down the numbers with all the details in the seven day coming up in just a bit. chris, thank you so much. the fbi and philadelphia police are tracing the background of 30-year-old edward afternoon -- archer is accused of shooting a philadelphia police officer. he said he did after pledging to islamic state terrorists. officer jesse hartnett with his

arm severely injured gets out of the car and shooting back hitting archer. other officers responding to hatter -- hartnett's call for help arrived. fbi officials know he traveled to saudi arabia and egypt, but there's no evidence he has ties to terrorists. police say he shot hartnett because the officer defends laws that are contrary to the q'uran. he allah and that's why he did this. jesse hartnett is still in the hospital and will have to undergo numerous surgeries and physical therapy. police raided two locations connected to the suspect. one raid happened at 61st and pine street blocks away from the shooting scene. swat officers and members of the bomb squad served a search

warrant. the fbi searched the house for several hours removing four boxes and a bag. the last police officer shot and killed in the line of duty warning sergeant robert wilson who was killed protecting customers inside a north philadelphia game stop last march. he was buying a gift for his son when he stopped two armed men from robbing the store. sergeant wilson was killed during the fire fight. the two suspects who are brothers are awaiting trial. and nor time, 7:04. we have learned that the suspect was no stranger to police. yesterday investigators searched the home in the yeadon delaware county, where edward archer lived with his mother. "action news" learned he had a long criminal record and due to be sensed on charges in delaware county. the reports of possible radicalization came as a surprise. jeff chirico has reaction from the muslim community. i would like to say we are

sorry that another philadelphia police officer was injured in the line of duty. >> reporter: muslim leaders in west philadelphia compressing sorrow and disavowing the shooting of a police officer in the name of islam. outside the mosque, imam with 18th police district by his side, he said the shooting is not conducive with islam. this is a public mosque we have people from all over the city that comes here he may have attended here, but, again, has no reflection on the way away feel and the way we interact with the police department. it was an assassination from the beginning to the end. >> reporter: the images of the shooter approaching jesse hartnett's cruiser haunt police officers. everybody wants to feel good about everybody and the black lives matter, all lives matter our police officers

officers lives matter we better start paying attention to it. >> reporter: at a beef and beer fundraiser in south philadelphia, many police say it makes them more nervous, but just at dedicated. our lives are in danger everyday, but we help the community. are the officers more on edge do you think? [inaudible]. you approach people with a little more caution and respect, also. the philadelphia police department has issued a new safety measure, all officers patrol two to a car at least for the time being. jeff chirico channel 6 "action news." and in response to the shooting of officer hartnett, the nypd urging its officers to be extra vigilant. for more than a year, the department has been warning officers that their uniform or official insignia makes them a target. in december 2014 two n qulvment

pd officers -- nypd officers were target understand a fatal ambush. president obama administration will have a new counterterrorism task force, one that focuses on domestic radical views and one that deals with international extremism. check in with 6abc.com throughout the weekend for the latest developments in the police officer ambush investigation. right now you can view the surveillance images, raw video from the scene and the reports on the suspect's background. breaking news this morning, a man has shot during an attempted robbery in kensington. it happened on the 600 block of east allegheny avenue two hours ago. police say a gunman and two others approached a 51-year-old man and demanded money. the victim was shot. the man was taken to temple university hospital in critical condition. philadelphia police are investigating a deadly shooting overnight.

police say 26 shots were fired in the 800 block of north 49th street in west philadelphia. some of the bullets struck the man in the head. he was pronounced at penn presbyterian hospital. investigators do tell us, that narcotics were found on the scene. police are still searching for the gunman. philadelphia police are looking for a gunman in a shooting outside a bar. a man was shot in the face and chest and arm and lift critically injured. the 911 calls came in around 11:45 last night on north 6th street in north philadelphia. the victim was rushed to temple university hospital. investigators are trying to find the motive. you can be paying more or water. philadelphia water department has filed a request for a hike of 11.7% over two years and that would raise the typical bill by $8 a month.

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still ahead, the notorious drug kingpin "el chapo" is behind bars, he didn't go easily. we have details of his arrest. a car took the worst of it when hail fell during a storm in texas. >> reporter: we have record-high temperatures in the 60s possible tomorrow. the very next day windchills in the teens. i'll let you know how long this lasts in the seven-day forecast when we come right back.

it is notorious drug lord joaquin "el chapo" guzman is behind bars. after a wild shootout in a mexican city that left five people dead. u.s. officials have requested his extradition, but there's no word where he will be locked up. strong storms sent people

scrambling for cover in texas. golf-ball sized hail smashed cars. look at the hail there. pretty huge there. there are no reports of serious injuries, that's good news. 2015 was the wettest year on record in texas, 2016 is not starting off too well. hundred of sea turtles were rescued over the north carolina coast. they become par par liesed in chilly water. in the meantime, a nice warm bath. it's going to be nice and warm around here, as well. got a neat shot for you guys, last weekend this was spring mountain. temperatures in time 50s and 60s. that's current on the left. they have a snow pack.

the skiers are getting a little happy now as we see snow on the slopes. old man winter is starting to flex his muscle here's throwing colder air our way i was going to say the possibility of snow, but we're not going to see snow in the up coming week. but it's cold enough to make snow. double scan live crystal clear, we had patchy drizzle in the poconos but now it's clear. 42 degrees in philadelphia. dewpoint, 36. winds out of the east/northeast at 7 miles per hour. they are 32 in the mountains. pottstown, 38. saint davids 38. center city, 42. glassboro, 41. hockessin 42. gandys beach, 41 degrees, it's a very mild morning out there, that will translate into a mild afternoon with all the cloud cover and the winds coming in off the water this time of the

year that usually means temperatures above seasonal averages. we'll see highs in the low 50s when all is said and done. the wired view shows this storm approaches overnight tonight into tomorrow morning. it brings a round of heavy rain and mild temperatures, on the backside once we get into monday, the winds will shift out of the northwest. the snow is on the back edged there. colder changes move in here, i mean cold. we'll go from 60s tomorrow to windchills in the teens monday. here's another look at it, you can see the expansion, the blowoff cloud to himself. this will travel to the -- tops. this will travel to the north we'll see winds out of the south. this is a mild storm for us, no frozen precipitation. it will be all in the form of liquid. 40s and 50s throughout the philadelphia area. overnight tonight after midnight, the rains begin to developing. first thing tomorrow morning, note the clock, 7:30, look at

the heavy rains in south jersey and delaware, heavy rains in upper bucks and montgomery county. 57 in philadelphia. millville, 57 degrees. lunchtime, 65 degrees in philadelphia. mainly cloudy at that point. there could leftover showers, less than five hours later we're back in the low 50s, even mid 40s north and west, that's the cold front pushing through. with the front comes strong gusty winds. this is sunday morning, look at the winds gusting to 40 miles per hour down the shore. 30s and 40s throughout the day. tomorrow is a wind day around here and gusts at 40 miles per hour. western suburbs cooler, but mild, reading, 45, allentown, 45. cloudy skies, 354 in millville. cape may, 54. dover, 54. overnight tonight, rain developing after midnight. 49 in philadelphia.

millville, 48. allentown, 43. becoming windy. all the numbers climb after midnight. we're in the 50s first thing tomorrow morning. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, 53 today, ten better, record high 63 tomorrow. windy morning rain. monday, sunny and cold and blustery. that 35 will feel like the teens and 20s all day long. tuesday, 42. that's ahead of the next arctic front that arrives wednesday. look at wednesday, 30 degrees, thursday, 33. friday, clouds and sun, 40 degrees. no snow, if you're a snow lover, we're kind of getting closer and closer to what could be snow. at least you can ski. i'm looking forward to tomorrow. 63. >> reporter: doesn't last long, get out and enjoy it. time 7:17. in recent years doctors have focused lesson treating deceases and more on -- diseases and more

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problems, now it pays for screenings. some are one time tests and others are more often. people at risk for diabetes can get checks twice a year. screening for osteoporosis, or brittle or weak bones especially in post money -- menopausal woman. >> reporter: vaccinations are an important part of preventive health. get a flu shot, while you're here i'll send you for a colonoscopy for your convenience. >> reporter: for more details on what's available at no cost check out my medicare.gov. tamala edwards channel 6 "action news."

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complfer weeks -- couple of weeks because valentine's day is just a few weeks away. we have the bridal expo that will give you information on hosting a black tie affair to a beach party. this is happening at the pennsylvania convention center from 11:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. both days this weekend. that's what's happening in and around town. we're back with sports. at giant, prices are down. savings are up. which makes the checkout lane, victory lane. my giant. one of the cool perksout lane, of this place ry lane.

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where we'll top out. 35:00 p.m., more clouds and patchy drizzle. but, again, very mild temperatures. overnight tonight, some of the moisture from this storm here starts to roll on in. some of it will be heavy at times. there could be a quick-hitting thunderstorm first thing tomorrow morning. if you're traveling across the lower 48 this is the travel trouble spot deep south dallas, arkansas, mississippi and louisiana. most major hubs on time. philadelphia 42. logan, all the flights on time, 40. chicago, midway and o'hare 46. all is quiet in atlanta and orlando temperatures in time 60s. turning to sports, the wells fargo center will be bestowed. the flyers play the islanders the sixers tip off against toronto. eagles are still looking for a new head coach. here's jeff skeverski with details. >> reporter: the eagles fired chip kelly before their final game to get a jump start on a

coaching search. a week into the interview process no coach. chief's offensive coach is expected to intr view tomorrow. -- interview tomorrow. john said he has no plans to go back into coaching. if the eagles are serious about hiring adam gates they better move quickly. he has a second interview with the dolphins according to espn. he originally interviewed with the eagles tuesday an interviewed with the giants yesterday. we caught with up with linebacker, jordon hicks to find out what's looking for in a new boss. somebody who is always there, you know and inside the game a developer of men,

somebody who views himself as a coach and a person at the same time. eagles fans who wanted andy reid out in 201. 2013. careful what you wish for. chip kelly failed letting players like jeremy macland go. now jeremy and reid are together. he is one of the best receivers in the nfl. what's the differencing in big red in kc. he seems more laid back, but still the same person, that's what you can respect about him. you can definitely see he is kind of gotten a new life. chief's text answers on 6abc. the flyers against the islanders today at 1:00. that's sports, i'm jeff

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lehigh valleys. at least it's a little warm. >> reporter: a little bit, it's a lot, but it will last for a little bit of time. let's get you outside, there's the view as we look live over the camden waterfront. actually we have a little bit of everything for you in the seven-day forecast. a lot of quick changes, we'll see very warm temperatures tomorrow, very cold numbers monday that will last most of next week. we'll see the possibility of a few flurries by the middle portions of next week and soaking rain tonight. if you like the wild weather this will be the week for you. 37 in allentown. freezing in the mountains where there's a winter weather advisory in effect until 9:00 a.m., spotty freezing drizzle taking place up there. some of the untreated roads and sidewalks could be a little slick, be careful up there. millville, 43. sea isle, 47. trenton, 40 degrees be warm front in the process of pushing through, milder numbers in the southeastern portions of canada where it's rain in toronto and

quebec where it could be 15, 20 degrees below zero. very mild conditions across the mid atlantic. a ton of clouds out there today and maybe a little spotty drizzle from time to time. i think most of the day is dry. lunchtime, 50 degrees, 2:00, 52. 4:00 p.m., 52 shooting for a high of 53. windchills off to the northwest get a load of these numbers, take a wild guess where this is going. 19 below in bismarck. this air mass is diving southeast. it arrives monday morning. i'll let you know how cold it gets in the seven day in just a few minutes. guys? thank you, the big story saturday morning does the confessed shooter of a philadelphia police officer have ties to terrorism. you can see the incredible video as officer jesse hartnett manages to get out of his patrol car and fires back despite having serious injuries to his arm. this video has grabbed national attention for numerous reasons, but particularly because the gunman said he acted in the name of islam.

dann cuellar has more on the investigation. >> reporter: we are learning from sources that the suspect traveled to the middle east saudi arabia in 2011 and egypt in 2012 and converted to islam. the question fbi and police investigators are trying to answer is whether or not he had been in contact with radical muslims. the ten seconds of terror were captured on police surveillance camera. the suspect heading toward jesse hartnett and fires off a dozen shots. reaches into the car with a gun and runs away. the officer manages to radio in. that is chilling, absolutely chilling when you watch that. police officials stunned by the images of the brazen attack. if that doesn't make the hairs on your neck raise when you see that it's scary. >> reporter: even though he was badly wounded the officer gets

out of the patrol car and fires back and strikes his attacker three times. officer did strike the male, we'll need another unit. the bravery he demonstrated was absolutely remarkable. his will to live undoubtedly saved his life. >> reporter: police say the suspect edward archer told them he ambushed jesse hartnett in the name of isis because the police follow laws that do not follow the q'uran. police say the gun was stolen from a police officer several years ago. police searched two homes linked to the suspect and carried away boxes of evidence. they cannot say enough about jesse hartnett's briskry in the line of fire.

it demonstrates everything you need to be a police officer and a warrior when you need to be. >> reporter: mean while, the police are combing through evidence to see if the suspect had ties to isis. dann cuellar channel 6 "action news." police continue to gather evidence and search for the motive the ambush shootings. officers raided two locations connected to the suspect. one of the raise happened at 61st and pine streets yesterday blocks away from the shooting scene. swat officers and members of the bomb squad served the search warrant. the fbi searched the home for several hours and removed four boxes and a bag. this morning we're learning about the suspect himself. yesterday investigators descending on the home in yeadon delaware county where edward archer lived with his mother. he was no stranger to law enforcement, but reports of possible radicalization came as a shock.

he pleaded guilty to assault and carrying a firearm without a license in philadelphia three years ago, and in delaware county, he was set to be sentenced on other charges next week. members of the local muslim community are condemning the ambush they say it is not consistent with the teachings of islam. leaders of the mosque in west philadelphia apologized another officer was injured in the line of duty. they say they do not know him, but admit he may have worshipped worshipped -- worshiped here. this is a public mosque, he may have come here, but it's no reflection on how we feel or interact with the police. philadelphia mayor kenny said the shooting has nothing to do islamic teachings. pennsylvania governor tom wolf issued this statement staying -- r

website 6abc.com throughout the weekend for the latest developments in the police officer ambush investigation. right now you can view the surveillance images video from the scene and our reports on the suspect's background. 7:37 a rescue on the train tracks in philadelphia's frankford section of a man fell off the platform and got trapped by a septa el train. firefighters worked for 30 minutes before freeing him along the 5200 block of frankford avenue. that man is in his 40s. he is in critical condition. we are awaiting information from septa on how this happened.

right now we're told it was an accident. dramatic video coming in from west philadelphia this morning. this right here, the car is wedged on its side. look at the video of this car completely inside the hardware store. the driver got out before they arrived at the scene south 60th street near osage avenue. the car hit a small trailer which careened into a parked car. well, the budget battle in harrisburg taking a new twist, the pennsylvania school board association has sued governor tom wolf and the republican-controlled state house and senate. the suit contends it is illegal and unconstitutional to with hold state and federal school aid during a budget impasse. they are looking to recoup nearly a billion dollars they had to borrow. governor wolf is looking for increases in education funding.

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7:42, look at this in north jersey, snow covers a front lawn, homeowner used the snow machine to create a mock north pole for kids. it's awesome being the only yard in pasaic county that has snow. that's cool. the snow maker can punch out an inch an hour, but it has to be 35 degrees or lower outside. that's a cool dad. everyone else has a snow blower, this guys has a snow maker. is that is snoopy snow cone machine but probably bigger. >> reporter: imagine explaining that to the teacher for a day out of school. the funny thing how warm it's been, even if you owned one, you

couldn't make snow, because it's so warm, you need temperatures 35 degrees or colder. for the last months we've been in the 50s and 60s and 70s. double scan live, we're crystal clear, west of philadelphia there are a few spritzes and sprinkles being reported. that will be the trend today. mainly cloudy very mild and breezy in one or two areas you pick up a quick-hitting spritz or sprinkle, nothing too big. 53 degrees is the high temperature. 43 is where we started out this morning. right now we're down to 42 that will be the low for this morning. allentown, 37. freezing in the poconos. millville, 43. see -- sea isle city 47. trenton, 40 degrees. wind out of the east-northeast

7 miles per hour. later this afternoon and tonight and tomorrow we'll see gusts as high as 40 to 45 miles per hour. we'll be wind-whipped here over the next 24 to 48 hours. satellite and radar, very mild weather in the great lakes, northeast, toronto quebec reporting rain because it's too warm. temperatures in the hos -- 40s and 50s even up through here. future tracker 6, we're watching a bigger storm off to the southwest that gets in here overnight tonight. in the meantime for today, cloudy conditions, patchy drizzle from time to time, after midnight tonight that's when the rain starts to overspread the area south to north. some of it will come down heavy at times. look at the reds showing up in atlantic, cape may and cumberland county more than likely that's a couple of thunderstorms developing, and heavy rains north and west, by afternoon we'll see the heavier rains pull away. there will maine leftover activity. temperatures early on 62,

63 degrees that's good enough tore close enough to break some records around here. 63 is the record high for philadelphia tomorrow. that's what we're going with. looks like we'll tie the record if not break it. allentown, 60. forecast model 62. thatthat would be a record. trenton, 62. atlantic city at the airport, 63 degrees again, that's pretty much where you'll top out tomorrow afternoon. less than 24 howrs later, these are -- hours later, these are the windchills. cold front slides through, monday morning it will feel like 13 in reading, 16 in philadelphia. 14 in the lehigh valley. cold stuff on the way. 53 degrees for today cloudy skies, sprinkles possible. light breeze out of the northeast 5 to 10. rain developing overnight tonight. some of it could be heavy at times and could be a thunderstorm around. 43 degrees outlying suburbs, 53 center city. the numbers come before

midnight. after mid knight, the temperatures rise -- after midnight, the testers rise 63 degrees. temperature crash late in the day as the arctic front arrives. monday the high temperature will be 3940, that's after midnight. during the day, 33, 34, windchills in the teens and 20s. wednesday and thursday, 30 and 33. those two days will have windchills in the teens and 20s, nice one tomorrow, but it's not going to last. monday is a funny day it's hilarious. 60s on sunday, and back to the cold. >> reporter: it will sting a little bit. have all the coats ready. all different layers. time, 7:47 we like to remind you you can get the seven-day forecast and check storm tracker 6 live radar at any time of the day, at 6abc.com/weather. an all new "fyi philly"

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next, meteorologist chris sowers with the final look at the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast. stay with us he we'll be right back.

all right welcome back, 7:55. chris sowers has the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast. >> reporter: not too bad of a day, 53 degrees today. heavy soaking rains overnight tonight into tomorrow morning and becoming windy and warm, tomorrow's high, 63 degrees that would tie the record of 63 set back in 1950, several other locations will be close to record territory tomorrow and then the bottom drops out, 35 on monday, windchills in the teens and 20s all day, slight rebounds for tuesday, wednesday and thursday, cold, 30 and 33.

two more days with the windchills in the teens and 20s. next week back up to 40. when you said 63 -- >> reporter: what about when i said 35? no. >> reporter: 7:56 a e -- we're just a few minutes away from saying good morning to "good morning america." >> reporter: we're all over the record-breaking lottery this morning ahead of the big drawing. end to the manhunt "el chapo" recaptured after tunneling out of a prison over the summer. why are authorities sending him back to the same prison? we're covering a story out of your city, the video of the shooter who said he was inspired by isis ambushing a police officer on the streets of philly. we're learning about the gunman and his trips to the middle east, eva pilgrim on the story from philadelphia. funerally on a much lighter

note. the new science that says coffee can help you live longer. how to make a cup of coffee to maximize the health benefits, the dos and don't. our very own eva pilgrim back on the air in philadelphia just a week after she left. pretty cool. got it. here's some of the stories we're working on for you, a man is fighting for his life after being shot during an attempted robbery in kensington section. the philadelphia auto show is cruising into town in a few short weeks, there's a few feature to help guide you around. for chris sowers and gray hall and the entire "action news" team, i'm alicia vitarelli have yourself a great saturday! we'll see you back here at 9:00 a.m.

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good morning, america. el chapo captured. the world's most wanted drug lord back behind bars caught after a bloody shoot-out. but why are they hauling him back to the exact same prison from which he escaped just six months ago, and will he face justice here in america? our live report from mexico city. officer ambushed. the gunman who took aim at a philadelphia cop is pledging allegiance now to isis. >> shots fired. 6-0 and spruce. i'm shot. i'm bleeding heavily. >> that weapon, a gun stolen from another officer. this morning the latest on the investigation and the suspect's trips to the middle east. on the attack. donald trump declaring himself all but unstoppable. >> killing everybody nationally. trump, 35, second 19 or 20 or something like that.