sunday, march 13. here's some of the stories we're following for you right now on "action news." developing, a man is stabbed to death in a random attack in rittenhouse squire we're live. the mayor of chester has a message for the community after a deadly police-involved shooting. police pull out pepper

spray after a donald trump rally turns rowdiy. the search -- rowdy, the search continues for a man who stabbed a man to death in rittenhouse square. police say the man was out with friends. trish hartman has more on the latest attack and residents on high alert. police are looking for a black man 5'8" with a medium build and blue devils hat. a man who fits that description is responsible for the deadly stabbing that happened early this morning. the group of friends was walking in rittenhouse square at 3:00 a.m. after a brief altercation, the man pulled out a knife and stabbed the 4-year-old victim in the stomach. we spoke with a bye standards who put pressure on the wounds trying to keep him calm.

i try to help him keep breathing and talk to him a little bit, let him know that the ambulance was coming they are coming to help you. >> reporter: the victim was pronounced dead at hanheman, university hospital. in the daylight, people walked dogs and made their way for breakfast. we walk through here all the time, everybody is friendly, to hear that happen it's wild. scary, especially working here and having clients here, and it's unexpected especially with no motive. >> reporter: police agree this crime is unusual for rittenhouse. it was all captured by several surveillance cameras. we're looking at video foot annual there are many cameras in the area. we have a lot of video footage. >> reporter: police say immediately after the stabbing the suspect fled down 19th and east on manning street. fuf any information built -- if you have any information about the crime contact detectives.

trish hartman channel 6 "action news." thank you. a teenager girl standings on a porch in west philadelphia is the victim of senseless violence overnight. a group of men had a gun battle on in order sal folder around midnight -- salford around midnight, a stray bullet struck the 18-year-old victim in the chest. she died at the hospital. if you have any information built tragedy call police. now to the accuweather forecast. let's head outside to meteorologist chris sowers to get you caught up as you plan your day. chrisle -- chris, earlier you had your umbrella, what's going on. >> reporter: i you may be thinking that it's turning out to be a washout. a lot of this is not reaching the ground right now. there are areas where it is coming down steadily, you can see the darker shades of green and yellow. showers are falling this

afternoon, but again, the bark is worst than the by the with this. we'll zoom into south jersey, route 40 elmer, mays landings. reporting light rain, 55, 47 getting wet. if you're heading into cape may county, villas or cape may, sea isle reporting light rain this afternoon. most of us are dry at this point and very, very mild. it's 59 degrees in philadelphia. i can only imagine how warm it would have been had we seen any sunshine this afternoon. we've been locked into clouds. allentown, 60. millville, 55. wilmington, 57. the poconos closing in on 60 degrees. cape may where you're picking up the steadier shower the temperature has dropped to 51. cloudy skies that's the call from accuweather, showers developing, 62 degrees that's the forecasted high. we have several chances of wet weather in the seven-day forecast, but we have another

shot of very warm weather heading this way. we could have another day where we are up to 74, 75 degrees, i'll let you know when it arrives when i see you in just a few minutes. the mayor of chester speaking out after a police captain was shot in the line of duty. dramatic video obtained exclusively by "action news" shows the incident at the intersection of parker and young street. investigators say police stopped the car because it was believed to have been stolen. in the video you can hear police yell repeatedly for the suspects to get out of the car. the captain in the white shirt approaches and a shot is fired out the window. officers returned fire killing one person inside that car. hours later community members gathered at the scene and there was a scuffle. many say they believe the police started shooting first. this morning the mayor vowed that the city will be transparent and honest in its investigation. that we, when i say we,

mayor and counsel, our law enforcement team want to see a truthful outcome with all the information gathered. the injured captain alan davis remains in the hospital in serious, but stable condition. a second suspect is in the hospital and a third is in the custody. we'll have more coverage of the chester police shooting at 6abc.com, there you will find the latest information, plus the exclusive video of the moments leading up to the shooting as well as the slide show of the investigation. from our new jersey newsroom, flames tore through a home in brigantine this morning. firefighters responded to the 100 block of 45th street and found flames shooting from the house. they were able to get it under control, but not before the roof collapsed. the homeowners were not there before the fire started. crews will investigate the cause once they put out all the hot spots. a firefighter is recovering this noon after falling through

a floor while battling this house fire. the crews arrived on the scene to find flames shooting from the first floor of the home. two people managed to escape the fire, but it is believed two dogs died. firefighter was taken to the hospital for a leg injury. no word on what sparked the blaze. there's information about the death of a new jersey state trooper, the crash that sean cullen was investigating involved a popular basketball from south jersey. police say 33-year-old man dejuan wagner was driving the car that was rear ended in west deptford. sean cullen was hit and killed by another car after responding to the first basketball scene. wagner was drafted in 2002 by the cleveland calf -- cavaliers, he was sidelined by an injury a

few years later. the public can attend the viewing at saint charles borromeo church at 2:00 p.m. today. the race for 2016. today candidates are crisscrossing ski states ahead of tuesday's primaries. all eyes were on donald trump. police in kansas used pepper spray to control a crowd outside the recall last night. the secret service stopped the jumper he is facing charges. trump said he was ready for the scrummer and would have beaten him. i don't know if i had done well, i would have been fighting, folks. i don't know if i would have done well, but i would have been boom boom boom. all this comings after violent -- all this comes after violent encounters in chicago overnight. both marco rubio and john

kasich are questioning whether they would be able to support trump if he becomes the republican nominee. they accuse him of creating a toxic environment and dividing the party and the countries. ted cruz is standings by his pledge -- is standing by his pledge to support trump. ted cruz won the primary in whyoming. on the gmic -- democratic side clinton won islands. ohio is a must-win for john kasich. and florida is a must-win for

marco rubio. bernie sanders is counting on a surprise tuesday. clinton has maintained a big lead in delegates. there's more to come on "action news" at noon. new light is shed on the germanwings plane crash. what they are saying about the co-pilot. we are all in shock. >> reporter: tragedy on the iditarod trail, a man is in jail for intentionally crashing into two teams. chris sowers returns with the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast when "action news" continues. glad you stayed with us for

the news at noon. the windy city is going green for saint st. patty's day.

plumbers union dyed the river green for the weekend. the tradition dates back to 18962. i want to college outside of chicago. >> reporter: for three years in a row i forecasted out there for a little bit. get what color the dye is that turns it green. it's orange. it hits the water and turns bright green color. it's really neat. let's get you outside and show you what's going on. everybody will be celebrating green later this week as st. patty's day arrives and temperatures will be very, very mild. we've had a balmy past five to six days with temperatures in the 70s and 80s. even this afternoon with all the clouds it's in the 60s. unbelievable considering how cold it has been 25eu789 last year. -- at the same time last career. double scan live showing the showers overspreading the area. as i mentioned, the bark is

worse than the bite. a lot of this is the reaching the ground right now. some of the darker shades are. this is very, very light activity. along route 40 heading into mays landing, showers, garden state parkway and delsea drive getting wet. that rain will increase in coverage throughout the region. pressure rising. winds have shifted out of the east at 5 miles per hour that will set up a raw and chilly day tomorrow. 60 degrees in trenton. allentown, 60. poconos checking in at 58 degrees. satellite and radar, showing that line which is just north of a warm front just south of washington, d.c. which will lift through the area as we head into monday evening and tuesday. that will warm things up later this week. that line will push slowly to

the north and eventually get up into new england as we head into tuesday afternoon and wednesday. surface maps, again, cold front right, there's a warm front along with the area of low pressure that will sweep through as we get into monday afternoon. monday looks miserable, with a strong easterly wind, temperatures hanging out in the mid 40s, periods of rain throughout the day. future tracker showing the steadier showers arriving overnight tonight and tomorrow afternoon. first thing tomorrow afternoon, even though the model shows scattered stuff there will be more filling in than what you're seeing right now. it will be steady to occasionally heavy through the afternoon. winds anywhere from 15 to 25 miles per hour, gusts as high as 30 to 35 miles per hour. that could produce coastal flooding for the shorepoints. cloudy skies, showers developing, 62 degrees is the forecasted high. mild overnight tonight, with periods of rain it becomes

breezy, 40 degrees for the outlying suburbs. 45 for center city. lots of ponding on area roads, take your time getting into work. low visibility at times, and gusty breezes that will pile the water up along the shorepoints. therefore we run the risk of coastal flooding. if you park in areas that flood move the car overnight. showers developing today, 62. a chilly 50 tomorrow. with the breeze windchills in the 40s. 64 tuesday we turn it around quitly. 74 on wednesday. thursday, saint patty's day, 66 and thursday and friday, 62 and 60. looks very, very good. not bad. you can find the seven day forecast and a live look at storm tracker 6 live double scan at 6abc.com/weather. a custodian at philadelphia international airport is facing charges for allegedly stealing a

pilot's bag and the bag had a gun inside it. the bag was left inside a restroom. officials found it two hours later inside a supply closet they say the pilot was authorized to carry the gun. the january tore is facing -- janitor is facing several charges including theft. we're learning about the co-pilot who crashed a plane into the french alps. a new report was released today into the germanwings flight, the co-pilot was using antidepressants at the time. a doctor referred him to a psychiatric clinic two weeks before the crash. the report calls for new rules that requires medical professionals to warn authorities when a pilot's mental health could threaten public safety.

120 people died in that crash. police arrested a 26-year-old man and charged him with crashing his snow mobile into two iditarod mushers or racers. he drove his snow mobile at a high rate of speed on purpose into the two dog teams led by a four time iditarod winner. it killed a dog and injured two others. residents say he is determined to stay in the race. he is an amazing guy just so sorry this had to happen to him and he is going to keep on pushing he said. king told reporters he felt the crash was intentional. they were not hurt. man: my kids have taught me how to live in the now.

you know, life gets so busy with work and responsibilities and things you want to check off your list. it's really hard to just kind of put that all aside and sort of focus on having fun or playing, even. and kids have sort of taught me that. it's like, "hey, playing is a lot of fun." ♪

it's like, "hey, playing is a lot of fun." with us. in "healthcheck" at noon, eating healthy may not be as easy sunk. many foods marked as hoalty -- healthy are not good for you. frozen dinners may seem like they are good, but most are filled with preservatives and sodium. veggie chips are cut thin and processed removes the nutritional value. most fruit cocktail is made with sugary syrup that negates any benefits. avoid fat free many brands have 15% of sugar. karen rogers has 6abc loves the arts.

>> reporter: pablo picasso was one of history's most well-known artist. but the barnes foundation takes a look into his legendary works of art. it's called picasso the great war, experimentation and great change examines his work around the time of world war i. he works this a fragmented form and all of a sudden he work florida a classical mode where forms are readable and elegant. >> reporter: the exhibit features 50 works created from 1912 to 1924. they show how the artist was experimenting and fluctuating between styles. picasso never addresses the war as a subject in his art. you never see soldiers or violence. >> reporter: pieces include oil paintings water colors and photographs and ballet costumes he designed.

they give you a sense of how radical his cubism was. >> reporter: the exhibit showcases some of his more daring classical pieces like seated woman and woman in white. he creates elegant female bodies that are at the same time lumbering and almost grotesque with paw-like hands. he is an artist that you can't put into a box. >> reporter: picasso is on display at the barns foundationsal -- barnes foundation until may 9. for 6abc loves the arts i'm karen rogers. hundreds of university of delaware students are dancing the day and night away for a very good cause. ♪

yeah the 10th annual you dance marathon is raising money for pushing cancer overboard. andrew was 14 years old when he lost his battle with leukemia. the money goes to families that have children with cancer. after the break, nova and temple head into selection sunday with highlights coming up in sports. sky6 live hd taking a live look at center city, meteorologist chris sowers has a final check of the accuweather forecast right after this.

it is selection sunday temple and villanova are coming off big losses be but hoping to make the big dance.

st. joe's plays the tournament final today. nova lost to seton hall to lose the big east tourney. the wildcats are number 3 in the country and guaranteed a spot, but will it be number one seed. temple hopes the big win against a number of teams this season will sway the tournament committee. we are losing to the gray. i do love gray. >> reporter: the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, gray you'll be very happy. 62 degrees showers developing. miserable day tomorrow, cloudy, periods of rain, breezy. the 50 degrees comes after midnight. all day long we are in the mid 40s and we start to warm up. 62 degrees, 74 wednesday, st. patty's day, the next system pulls in, maybe a few showers, but we're mild, high of 66. indy car series is next on

channel 6. "action news" continues tonight at 6:00 p.m. for gray hall, chris sowers and the entire "action news" team, i'm nydia han. have a great sunday. we'll see you next weekend. >> announcer: the following is a

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