here's some of the stories we're following on "action news." we have new information on a raging two-alarm fire that destroyed several condos in south jersey. it sent half a dozen people to the hospital. virtual kidnappers are targeting people in the delaware valley. police have a warning about the scams. the annual event known as thon is underway right now. it is 46 hours of nonstop dancing in happy valley. meteorologist chris sowers is happy outside he has a look at the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, hi, chris. >> reporter: how you doing gray? very, very nice this morning, everybody is happy. as we flip it over to the temperatures, keep in mind some areas the numbers you see in front of you right now, some areas were 50 degrees colder last week with the wind. a huge difference. high temperatures when all is said and done, will top out in the mid 60s. enjoy it. 41 in saint david. chester and center city, 43.

the normal high is 45. here we are 7:00 a.m. and we are approaching that. agenda beach, 41. woodbine somewhat cooler, 36. sale isle ten smyrna, 53 degrees, 53 in charleston and mid to upper 50s across the ohio and tennessee valley. as you look on the satellite imagery, you can see everything moving west to east. it's a the pacific air mass youu have to go a thousand miles to the north to get into the cold air which is bottled up in the hudson bay area. 9:00 a.m., 44 degrees for philadelphia. 11:00 a.m., 53. 1:00 p.m., 60. 3:00 p.m., 62. you can see how the numbers will play out. 5:00 p.m., 64. mostly sunny skies, combination

of sun and clouds. there's the high, 64 degrees arc beautiful start to the weekend. overall looks pretty nice, tomorrow is equally nice maybe more in the way of clouds, but temperatures are very mild. all of a sudden we have a sneaky system that will move in tomorrow night that could bring snow to parts of the area that are actually in the 60s today. we'll watch that and talk about that in a few minutes abbey of course the coastal storm for next week. that's straight ahead in the seven-day forecast. as for now, gray very, very mild out here. thank you. we begin with breaking news coming in from new york city, our sister station wabc reporting that two plain clothes housing police officers have been shot in brooklyn. a suspect was shot. everyone was rushed to the hospital this morning. there's no word on their conditions. we'll continue to monitor the situation and bring you the latest on "action news" and 6abc.com, as that information comes into the newsroom. back here at home, condo

residents in burlington county are looking for a new place to stay after a fire. chopper 6 captured the flames. the fire sent 6 people to the hospital. three residents and two firefighters and police officer were overcome by smoke billowing we are told they are okay. four units in the buildings of building 39 are a total loss. some buildings have water and smoke damage. a dog was rescued. the fire is under investigation. police have a warning about a disturbing scam designed to take your money. it's called virtual kidnapping. there have been a number of in the area over the past month. dann cuellar explains how it works. >> reporter: the fake kidnapping starts with a frantic call from a person you don't know who says a person you know has been kidnapped.

still worried for her safety the woman asked that we conceal her identity. the caller said he dead napped her daughter and wanted $1,000 for a safe return. he convinced me to follow his instruction and do what he said. >> reporter: the victim was instructed to stay on the phone as she went to a nearby western union and wired him the money. she wired him $800 which was all she had in the bank. the manual hung up. she made contact with her daughter and she realized she was scammed. i felt stupid, i did what i thought was right. >> reporter: police say there were 17 such cases in camden since january 24. the fbi calls them virtual kidnappings, they seem real. they use social media to learn about their victims, where they live, places they visit and friends and family. police say they have increase in

these kinds of incidents across the countries. the scammers are working over seas and are practiced at the art of intimidation. he did a good job convincing me of that. >> reporter: advice from police. they should not pay out any monies to anyone, again jot down the number and terminate the call and inform the police department. >> reporter: you should note that scammers use blocked or private numbers. be alert if you get country, slow down the conversation ask for more time text or call the person that was supposed to be kidnapped and called police. dann cuellar channel 6 "action news." a lehigh valley teenager has learned her punishment for assaulting a teacher during a pep rally in november. a 51-year-old female teacher was pushed down 20 rose of

bleachers. the judge ordered the 16-year-old girl responsible to do 40 hours of community service and attend anger management classes and write an apology. swat sprs -- officers took mark flemming into custody after trying to serve a warrant for charges allegedly triegd -- trying to intimidate a witness in in anther case. a legislative panel found governor christie was not aware of the george washington bridge. two christie aids at the time allegedly ordered closures because fort lee's mayor did not

endorse the governor's re-election bid. it is a heated battle for republicans and democrats in two states. candidates were making a final push yesterday before the primary in south carolina. donald trump holds a commandings lead in the palmetto state. he could get most or all of the 50 delegates. ted cruz took a jab at trump's campaign slogan let's make america again. hillary clinton and bernie sanders are in a virtual dead heat going into the nevada caucus. clinton was on the major population centers, sanders toured across the state. we'll have coverage of both

races on 6abc.com. we have students at penn state dancing for 46 hours straight at an event called thon to raise money for childhood cancer. chad perdelli is in happy valley he filed this report. 3, 2, 1. >> reporter: with that 700-plus penn state students started a 46 hour unique experience. this is what penn state is all about. i'm overwhelmed with emotion, we've been talking about this weekend for the entire year, so it is unreal it's finally here. these inspirational young men and women entered the bryce jordon center to a roucous crowd. they raise money for the four diamonds funds and penn state

pediatric hospital and child had his -- childhood cancer. thon has raise $127 million. the record for one year is a little more than 13 million. sunday we'll learn how much was raised this year. thon is more than an event for the end of the year. it's a monetary reputation, but it rent so much more, we could raise a dollar or $20 million, we're making a difference in the life of a child, not just one child, but hundreds of children. >> reporter: this year's theme is believe beyond boundaries, cancer can put a ball where the boundaries seem limited. it's for the kids they are the inspiration to not sit or sleep and dance for 46 hours. i can't think of a word to be honest. it's so rewarding, you see all the work you put in throughout the entire year.

you see a smile on their face and it really makes it. chad perdelli channel 6 "action news." this morning we wanted to this, we want to take you live to thon in happy valley, the students are very much active, the students are going 13 thundershowers later, they will be going for a bit longer, you can check in on the nonstop dance -- dance-a-thon at 6abc.com. we're streaming all 46 hours of thon this weekend you can see more pictures and videos all weekend on the 6abc "action news" facebook page. 7:10. still ahead on "action news," saturday morning, creating bonds that last, how one local retirement community is teaching teens a lesson that last a lifetime. oh. one minute a grocery store is bustling with activity and then an suv slams into the front window all caught on camera. >> reporter: last weekend it felt live we lived in minneapolis, this weekend it

feels like we're living in the carolinas. i'll have the spring like details in the seven-day forecast right after this.

a cell phone captured deputies taking down a man inside a texas bar. look at this. watch as the wife slaps the deputy. the deputy goes after her, they fall on the bar floor during this scuffle. oh, goodness, a wild scene there. police say the couple asked to take their dispute with another couple outside the bar. the woman said the police were beating her husband. four angles chaos. an suv plowed into a crowded store in texas. two women were hit by the suv, one was pinned underneath the vehicle. nobody died. the driver in jail, police suspect alcohol played a role in the wreck. a wild time in texas. let's talk about the

forecast now, on a much happier note. >> reporter: the big story gray temperatures. it's the polar vortex retreated into the arctic circle. this weekend will be a gorgeous weekend start to finish, very mild temperatures. you look live at spring mountain. 43 degrees in philadelphia. dewpoint, 26. winds out of the southwest at 13 miles per hour. we have a windchill of 36. now, last weekend at this, the windchill would be 6 or # degrees below -- 6 or 7 degrees below zero. we had big swings in the temperatures. 33 degrees on monday, light snow, we saw the icing after that. tuesday we shot up to 60. we had a squall line of

thunderstorms roll through gusty winds, very april-like on tuesday. wednesday the cold front pushed through, down to 45. thursday and friday, temperatures were a little bit cooler than they should be for this time of year. 38 and 39, but that's not too bad considering what we dealt with last weekend. millville, 40. 33 in allentown. clear skies, trenton, 41. poconos 31. atlantic city, 43. wind speeds, zero in allentown, some areas approaching 15 miles per hour. winds will be out of the southwest 15 to 25 miles per hour with higher gusts at times. they had winds up to 70 miles per hour across the midwest. chicago reporting 70-mile an hour wind gusts. the bulk of that is pushing to the north, following that storm passing us by to the north. you'll see a breeze out there today. note everything is moving west to east. we're not seeing the arctic

influence this weekend, this is all pacific air that means mild changes this weekend, you can see how the jet stream changes from last weekend to this weekend. spring fever. when the jet stream runs west to east it's called a zonal weather pattern. winds out of the south. you don't have to go too far to the south to get into the 70s, panhandle of florida up in the 70s, some areas in florida could reach the 80s, nice warm spell today and tomorrow. secondary front right here, approaching from the west. we'll call it warm today, mild for tomorrow. cooler, very, very nice for this time of the year. this reinforcing cold front slides in by the middle of next week. it will drop into the 40s, so it will cool things off. with the coastal storm coming up the coast with a lack of true arctic air with the system it will mean rain not snow.

combination of sun and clouds today, quiet. partly 0 cloudy overnight tonight. tomorrow, we start out with sunshine and the clouds increase during the day. this system here means light rain in the early evening hours, this is 10:00 a.m., raining south jersey and delaware. we could see a light band of snow developing on the northern end of this before it shut off, maybe a grassy accumulation, accumulation on picnic tables and cars, late sunday night into monday morning. 64 today, 63 wilmington, and millville and dover. 64 this afternoon, 58 degrees tomorrow, fantastic weekend. monday, sun and clouds, pleasant, 47. cloudy rain late tuesday night. 48 degrees, wednesday periods of rain, breezy high of 49. thursday look for a combination of sun and clouds, maybe a shower and 50 degrees, at this point the big storm next week looks like a rain event and this

thing coming in here sunday into monday looks like a rain event a little light snow on the tail end. time 7:18, a delaware county retirement community is bridging the gap between old and young, tamala edwards has the story in the art of aging. >> reporter: at lima media, college students are hired to work the dining room. having the young people around when you live in a retirement community is one of the best things that happens. at first, i thought, what do i have to do, but you get to know the people. they make you feel a part of their life. they don't look down upon the fact that we might be orderly. >> reporter: in fact the young people grow so close to the seniors they invite them to games and graduations and their weddings. i love it, they are asking

how is school going and how are your grades. it's social and it's about relationships, they feed off one another. the residents feel it, it's a family. i was thinking of working in the emergency room. it's like a grandmother or grandfather. they look out for you. they think of us as grandparents we think of them as grandkids. >> reporter: the students are paid and get college scholarship vouchers along with a daily lesson in history. they can be something of a mentor. >> they have been in the military and all over the world. >> reporter: for the seniors and students it's a win. they learn new things from us and we learn things from them. >> reporter: tamala edwards channel 6 "action news." (cat vo #1) hey cats!

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with. so glad you stayed with us, it is 7:21. here's a look at what's happening around the delaware and lehigh valleys this weekend. are you ready for a little mardi gras parade in manayunk that kicks off at 11:00. it will march along the iconic main street dining and shopping district. all 17 string bands take part in the one mile parade. head to oaks montgomery county to the pet he can -- expo. there will many animal attracts at philadelphia expo center today and tomorrow from 10:00 a.m. to 7 and tomorrow, 10 until 5:00 p.m. we're back in a bit.

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welcome back everyone, 7:24 saturday morning, i'm going to use this to set up the coastline storm this week we're zoom into eastern portions of canada. remember how cold it was up here last weekend. we had temperatures 40 and 50 below of this part of the continent. now the polar vortex has retreated so far to the north it's on the other side of the pole. with a lack of cold air in place this this go around we'll have no real true cold conditions. as we get into next week, the storm is develop across the gulf coast states and pull to the northwest of philadelphia and that means we have rain not snow. if we had the cold high here, we would have the air to draw into. it disunlt look like that will happen -- doesn't look like that will happen.

we have a model that shows the northern and western suburbs that has rain mixing with snow. this model shows only rain. sixers are back from the all star break and the phillies players report to training camp. here's jamie apody. >> reporter: good morning, it was a big one, the flyers had a 2-point lead on the canadians. both teams fighting for wild card spots in montreal. flyers have a lead that only lasts five minutes or so. next it's tied back up on the power play goal. it goes to a shootout. we know how that ends for the flyers. it's up to brayden shenn. flyers fall 3-2.

you would think that the sixers would have a chance against anyone, would be it would be the pelicans. they did not stop fighting. the sixers are within 3. isaiah cannon had one of his own, down two in the 4th quarter. sixers fall 121 to 114. it was only day two, we have to talk about an injury, say it ain't so, here's jeff skeverski. >> reporter: phillies start jared icoff is yet to pitch off the mound because of a broken bone in his right thumb he got during a bunting drill. he is expected to start.

most of the position players are here, like codey ashy and darren ruff. the only position players who are not here are howard and franco. is the manager upset they are not in camp yet? i would like to see them here, it is a very long season and i am sure these guys have good reasons why they are not here. i don't have any problems with it. >> reporter: howard has been hitting on his own and in a good frame of mind and when he comes to camp he can be coming to situation he has never seen before, as a part-time player splitting time with darren ruff. >> reporter: look at jeff with his palm trees, it's so nice out today i'm going to get a polo shirt and go find palm trees.

all right, have a great one.

breaking news, two nypd officers are rushed to the hospital after they shot in brooklyn overnight. we have the details straight ahead. homes lost, several condos are destroyed in a raging two-alarm fire in south jersey. we have information on the fire that sent several people and a dog to the hospital. and the final farewell, funeral services will be held for supreme court justice

antonin scalia. we'll have a live report from washington. first, let's go live to meteorologist chris sowers outside would your taste of spring -- with our taste of spring this weekend. you won't need that coat all day. >> reporter: i was going to leave it inside, but it's chilly north and west. it's 33 degrees in the lehigh valley. that's cold, even in the lehigh valley they are shooting into the upper 50s today. not a bad saturday in store for them. poconos, 31, lancaster, 33. philadelphia, ten better at 43. wilmington, 42. millville, 40. atlantic city and wildwood checking in at 43. satellite and radar, just a few clouds in the sky right now, but we'll see mainly sunny conditions this afternoon, with a couple of high, thin cirrus clouds later on. the day planner looks fantastic. remember last weekend, it's a far cry from that.

the 9:00 a.m., 44 degrees, 11:00 a.m., 53 degrees, 1:00 p.m., 58 degrees, 3:00 p.m., 62. and 5:00 p.m., we'll top out at 64. rain chances arrive sunday night into monday morning that could mix with snow north and west. we have a coastal storm tuesday into wednesday. it looks like a rain event. when i come in i'll break them down for you and give you the specifics when i see you in just a few. we have an update on the breaking news story coming in from new york city. two plain clothes housing police officers were shot in brooklyn. a suspect allegedly slammed his car head on into their patrol car as other officers were giving chase. the suspect opened fire on the officers inside their car. one was struck in the chest by

spared by his vest. the other officer was hit in his lower back below his vest. both were rushed to the hospital in stable condition. the suspect was shot multiple times, that person is in critical condition. more breaking news to tell you about. this time from vineland, current can county. police say a person was killed in this crash. this is video coming in from the 2700 block of east landis avenue. the car ran off the road and hit several trees. one person died, another person was airlifted to the hospital. two others were hurt. investigators remain on the scene trying to figure out what caused the driver to lose control. 7:33. as many as 4,000 people are checked to attend the funeral mass for the late supreme court justice antonin scalia, president obama and michelle obama paid their respects yesterday as his body lay in row

pose in washington. joining -- in repos in washington. joining us from washington is ss. >> reporter: justice antonin scalia's casket will be moved ahead of the funeral mass for a conservative icon. thousands will fill the largest catholic church in north america, the basilica of the national shrine of the immaculate conception. scalia was a figure in my life, for my whole lifetime. he set an example for americans you can stand up on prainl -- principle and the law. >> reporter: justice scalia was carried into the court for one last time. others waited in the hall where his body lay on repos on the

platform that once held the casket of abraham lincoln. scalia's son paul a priest offered a prayer. you have called your servant antonin scalia out of this world. >> reporter: there to pay their respects, judges believed to be on the list of potential nominees to the supreme court. even though republican leaders said again friday in the washington post they don't plan to confirm the neck justice until after the presidential -- next justice until after the presidential election. that biernld -- binder he carried that he left the -- with the oval office is full of nominees. after his funeral, his family arena friends will gather for a private burial.

channel 6 "action news." in new jersey, a flags are at half staff for the native son. scalia was born in trenton in 1936. he moved to queens as a young boy. flags will remain lord through today. -- low ared -- lowered today. chopper 6 was over a fire as flames towrld -- towered over building 39. the fire chief said the police officer was helping people out of the burning building. four condos were destroyed and another four damaged. residents say the fire got bigger after an army of firefighters arrived at 9:30. i saw the whole building in flames, the front building. probably going up a good 20, 30 feet above the roof. the gentleman i think who

lives upstairs of me said his dog was in there. as soon as it looked like it was partially out, the firefighters started pointing to a porch they moved the ladders and apparently his dog made his way on the porch. they carried the dog down it seemed to be alive. the dog was taken to an animal hospital to get treated. the cause of the fire is being investigated. we know the red cross is helping those who were displaced by the fire. chopper 6hd capturing this dramatic picture of a brushfire on the grounds of sunoco refinery on the 1200 block of crown point road. the refinery is not threatened by the fire. there were no reports of injuries or evacuations. we'll keep an eye on the flames and bring you updates as they become available. 7:37 new this morning a chester high student is behind

bars accused of shooting a fellow student earlier this weekend. 16-year-old turned himself into police last night. officers say he brought a gun on a school bus wednesday. when he got off the bus at 12th and highland, police say he started shooting hitting another teenager in the backside. hernandez is charged as an adult with a number of offenses including assault. philadelphia police are searching for a pair of thieves who made off a with a pile of pricey merchandise from jeweler's row. you're looking at surveillance video as the crook smashed and grabbed their way to $400,000 in diamonds on sansom street. police hope someone will recognize the chris. new this morning, the university of scranton has suspended both the men and swimming programs amid allegation hazing. a spokesperson said they are looking into the allegations that team members violated a

sexual misconduct and sexual harassment and alcohol policy. no other details were given. we know that the scranton police chief said the department has not received a complaint to investigate it. police in buffalo, new york are investigating a possible hazing death. bradley doyly died on thursday, he was not a member of the fraternity, but the school has suspended that frat as police investigate his death and allegation of hazing at an off campus location. he was a member of the school basketball team and coaches and player say he was a leading and full of energy. i treat my players like a son. it's just like losing a family member. i don't believe it was his time to go, he was one of the nicest guys that i knew. investigators are waiting on an autopsy to determine the cause of death. there is a sign of relief this morning for residents of

moorestown burlington county. township officials switched to a new water after 16 months of contaminated water in the well there. the mayor said levels were too low to threaten the public's health. yesterday leaders decided to begin using water from a separate company new jersey american water. i'm happy the well has been shut down and excited that we got to that point. i think they heard what their residents want. the new water source will not be around for lock, the old old -- for long, the old well will be repierd -- repaired by spring. happy valley, it is thon weekend, they are dancing the weekend away, dancing for 46

hours straight in an effort to raise $13 million in the fight against childhood cancer. we want to take you living this is a live picture from thon. it's an exciting time there, students will be dancing for more hours to come, exciting times there. we're streaming all 46 hours of thon on our website 6abc.com. you can check in on their dancing at any time this weekend you can see more pictures and videos all weekend long on 6abc "action news" facebook page. dancing for a good cause there. 7:41 a.m. is the time, the fbi renews its call for help of a local couple that disappeared without a trace a decade ago. cyclone slams the tiny island of fiji.

plus chris sowers has the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast "action news" saturday morning continues after the break. newly overnight cyclone

winston roaring ashore on fiji's outer islands winds 250 miles per hour. the strongest cyclone ever to hit fiji. widespread flooding expected.

winston is expected to pass between the two main populated islands. nationwide curfew in effect thoughts and prayers for those there as they brace and hunker down for the storm there. meteorologist chris sowers tracking the forecast here. quiet compared to that. >> reporter: big warmup this weekend, 60s this afternoon and not too bad tomorrow. that's the shot from the temperature uniformity back toward the center city skyline. we have high, thin clouds upstairs right now. 64 degrees, yes i said 64 degrees. that's the high temperature we're shooting for. we're 20 degrees above average later on. the low temperature this morning was close to where the normal high is. the low is 33, the normal is 29. we're on a warming trend. tomorrow will be just as nice. 41 in saint davids, chester

center city, 43. agenda beach, 42. -- gandys beach, 42. compared to how icy cold it was last weekend when the polar vortex was sitting right there, 600 miles to the north. now it's so far to the north it's not on this side of the pole it's across siberia and europe. dallas, 67. new orleans 62. atlanta, 51. because the vortex is so far out of the way, winds are out of the west southwest. this is northern canada, the arctic circle up here, this is alaska. you have to go that far to the north, 2500 miles to the north, baker lake 25 below, yellow knife 36 degrees below zero. as a matter of fact that might be the last time this past weekend we see the true arctic air move into the delaware

valley. future tracker 6 today looks quiet, tomorrow is quiet, tomorrow evening the system rounds the bends and it could bring light rain to parts of the area, especially south jersey and delaware. there could a little light snow on the northern fringe of this, it shouldn't amount to all that much. monday and tuesday looks quiet. as we zoom in closer, 6:30, this will be tomorrow evening, starting out with sunshine and increasing clouds, the light rain overspreads the area. i do stress the word light. what you're not seeing the model is having a hard time picking it up. there will be light snow flying north of the pennsylvania turnpike. with temperatures falling off sunday night into monday morning, it will stick to grassy surfaces. not expecting a big accumulation out this. don't be surprise if you do, see a little accumulation when you wake up monday morning. we fast forward into tuesday night and wednesday, this is the coastal storm we've been

watching for several days, the latest model has this as a rain event. i see mixing north and west of the poconos. i was tempted to take the rain snow line push it farther north than the poconos. because it's only one run i'll leave it as it is. sunday night into monday, tuesday into wednesday looks like rain events. 64 degrees, winds out of the southwest at 15 to 25 miles per hour. mild overnight tonight, 35 outlying suburbs, 42 for center city. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, shows the winning streak continues tomorrow. 58 degrees, cloudy light rain breaking out towards dusk and then sun and clouds monday, pleasant, 47 degrees, tuesday into wednesday we get the coastal storm, the winds pick up a little bit, periods of rain, 48 degrees tuesday, 49 degrees wednesday and then thursday and friday at this point it's quiet,

50 and 44. good news is we're not putting the snow word into the forecast any more. looks like all rain. can you do me a favor and don't say that word again. >> reporter: snow? time, 7:50, i would like to remind you can get the seven-day forecast and check storm tracker 6 live at any time at 6abc.com/weather. an all new "fyi philly" is coming up on 6abc here are karen rogers and alicia vitarelli with a preview. >> reporter: hi, everyone, here's what's coming up tonight on "fyi philly." a new restaurant with a taste of armenian cooking and tradition. a takeout spot with healthy southeast asian fare. and bagels boiled in beer. and flower show is two weeks away. it's the last weekend of the philadelphia home show. we get tips on outdoor entertaining. that's tonight on "fyi philly."

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so glad you stayed with us, tributes are pouring in to honor the life and author of to kill a mockingbird. in 1962 it was made into a movie. yesterday president obama issued a statement saying in part, miss lee changed america for the better. in "healthcheck" this morning, it's been a quiet flu season, that may be changing. the government said flu activity around the u.s. is rising and expect it to go up more in the weeks ahead. h1n1 flu which arrived in 2009 continues to be the dominant strain. in pennsylvania, the lehigh valley has the most confirmed cases with the philadelphia suburbs slightly behind. doctors say it is not too late to get a flu shot to ward off or reduce the impact of the flu. there are several apps and

programs that try to motivate people to exercise more. turns out it is stick is more effective than the carrot. participants were given a 7,000 step goal, one was given money if they achieved. those who had to pay were significantly more likely to meet the exercise goals. next, chris sowers will take a final look at the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, stay with us, we're coming right back.

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signs. they are throwing around beach balls, they are raising money for childhood cancer. chad perdelli is live and will bring you live reports from inside the school basketball aarena tonight. you can see pictures and videos on the "action news" facebook page. let's get you caught on on the forecast with meteorologist chris sowers,man, we're in heaven. >> reporter: i was take a look at the numbers this weekend, 64 degrees, sun and clouds, warm, mostly cloudy and mild tomorrow, maybe a couple of showers developing late in the day. most of sunday should be dry. in the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast shows we get into next week it's not as warm, but not that bad for this time. year. 47 degrees monday, tuesday, and wednesday, that's the coastal storm we're watching right now. it appears as if it's a cutter

which means more rain than anything else. tuesday, 48 degrees, wednesday, 49 and thursday, getting back up to 50. "good morning america" is next. we'll be back at 9:00. here's some of the stories we have, fighting the common cold, why you should think twice before loading up on the vitamin c supplements. for chris sowers, and the entire "action news" team, i'm gray hall, make it a great day.

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