you, 7:00 a.m., saturday march 19. here's some of the stories we're following for you on "action news." two buildings will be imploded in north philadelphia this morning. in just seconds the skyline will change forever. you're looking live, the two buildings will be coming down at 7:15. plus two men are rushed to the hospital after they are involved in a fiery crash on the schuylkill expressway overnight. also what will the first day of spring bring? we're keeping our eye on a system that could bring wet snow. chris sowers is outside with a look at the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast. chris you say don't be too concerned about this, right? >> reporter: it was a pleasant surprise when i first got in here this morning, the overnight modeling showing everything shifting farther out to sea, which means we're expecting lighter snow with the system. some areas might not see anything at all and temperatures are not going to be as chilly as

what we were thinking for most of the week. 31 in allentown. 32 in reading, philadelphia ho, good ho -- 40. millville, 38 degrees. atlantic city at the airport, 35. satellite and radar, part of the region why it's so much colder out here this morning than what we experienced in recent mornings is the fact that we have a cold front that's in the process of pushing through. if you look towards the left-hand side of the screen you can see light rain and snow shower activity pushing across the virginias. that will sneak in here this tht were in the form of rain snow showers, that's the first part of the system. the second part arrives tomorrow. 42 degrees, 1:00 p.m., 46. showers. 3:00 p.m., 44. source south and east, we've made some adjustments to our snowfall map.

right now we are leaning toward this being a nuisance event a coating to an inch in most of the areas. when i come back i'll show you what's going to see what in the seven-day forecast. the good news everything is shifting east, this looks like to be a glancing blow. this morning's two highrise buildings will crumble under the weight of explosives as the philadelphia housing authority brings them down to make way for new apartments and low-cost townhomes. extinguish extinguish joins us live -- trish hartman joins us live with more on the implosion and we are minutes away from the implosion. >> reporter: i just learned that the program is running late and the implosion won't occur until 7:25. take a look behind me, two highrises as well as 15 low rise buildings part of the normman

blum burger apartments they are being taken town to make way for new housing. the buildings have been prepped not just with the explosive that will help to bring them down, all the glass has been removed and workers combed through the building one last time yesterday to make sure nothing is left behind. one worker found a cat inside the building and they got a hold of her, they found a home for her. folks who live near the site were asked to leave their homes by 5:00 a.m. as a precaution. they were notified in advance and made their way out by now. a comfort station was set up if they had way to go during the evacuation. folks in the dust zone are told to keep their doors and windows closed during the implosion for their safety. two 18 story buildings were built in the 60s, they will

come down close to 7:25 a.m. making way for new housing. the ceremony is underway. we're hearing that the 17 buildings from the apartment complex will come down at 7:25. we'll be watching trish, thank you so much. a rollover crash injured two men on the schuylkill expressway at 2:30 in the westbound lanes between university avenue and south street. two plain clothes philadelphia police officers were passing by. they helped the victims and started to put out an engine fire. state police and firefighters arrived and closed down the highway for about an hour, the schuylkill expressway is now reopened. there are details on a late-night double shooting that happened in north philadelphia. the victims are being described as a 20-year-old man who is in critical condition and 22-year-old man who died from his injuries. someone shot them several times in the 1200 block of west

seltzer street. all 60 aboard a dubai airline crashed in russia. the plane burst into flames always it was going in for a landing. dramatic video has surfaced, but it's unclear if that was the plane that went down. investigators are looking into whether high winds played a role not crash. 4 months manhunt is over the suspected lone survivor of the deadly paris attack is in custody. heavily armed somewhat teams dragged out salah abdeslam from an apartment building in belgium yesterday. police found his from time to time from owe finger prints from a different raid in brussels. we got a lucky break, when

they went into a safehouse on tuesday afternoon not expecting it to be a terrorist's den and not expecting to have salah abdeslam one of the most wanted men in the world -- an extradition requested could be filed as early as this weekend. more arrests will come as the terror rink is larger than first expected. 7:06 from our new jersey newsroom, fears are growing over the lead levels in newark public schools because parents are just finding out this is not a new problem. the district has been actually addressing the issue searches at least 2003. administrators are trying to ease concerns over levels, the highest levels were found in water not typically used for

drinking. they are lower than those found in homes in flint, michigan. they shut off sinks and fountains in 30 buildings and will test 17,000 children for contamination. another new jersey transit system banning the hover boards. path announced the new policy yesterday. the director said there were no incidents on the train, but path is acting on the side of caution since the lithium ion batteries used in hover boards pose a fire risk. the ban on negligence transit has been -- new jersey transit has been in effect since this past months. we'll go back to see the implosion of two philadelphia highrise buildings. this is chopper 6hd. the two buildings have come down now, as the time has been pushed to 7:25. trish hartman is live on the scene we'll bring you the images in just a bit.

coming up in weather we're tracking the potential for rain and wet snow. now it appears as if the storm is going to track out to sea than what we first thought. that means lighter snowfall amounts. details in in the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast right after this.

glad you stayed with us on saturday morning, 67:10. baseball-sized hail pelted a man's car in arlington, texas thursday. a fast moving storm left behind a path of destruction in the lonestar state. insurance companies are handing a flood of cars. that's not a pretty picture. hopefully, chris sowers you have better news than those folks there. >> reporter: every now and then we pick up hail, but nothing lights. we're tracking the potential for a coastal storm tomorrow. right now all indications are that this storm will track

farther out to sea which meebs this is a lighter -- means this is a much lighter event for the philadelphia area. there's the live view sky6 live hd looking live from our temple university camera. we have high, thin clouds beginning to overspread the area. we are not seeing any precipitation yet. double scan live is clear. we'll keep it that throughout the morning. by afternoon a couple of rain showers may develop here, interior sections of south jersey and delaware and south of the mason dixon line. colder numbers have marched in thanks to a cold front pushing to the south. below freezing across the lehigh valley. poconos 29. allentown, 31. reading, 32. upper 30s and low 40s across south jersey and delaware. philadelphia and cape may, 40 degrees, dover and millville, 38. high temperatures this afternoon will top out in the mid to up

40s depending on your location. therefore when this peels of energy -- piece of inferring moves through it will be in the -- piece of energy moves through it will be in the form. rain. these two areas of low pressure will come together farther out to sea as opposed to along the eastern seaboard. therefore, the bulk of the heavier snow will miss us out to sea. which is good news a lot of us don't want to see accumulating snow. looks like we'll miss out on that. future tracker 6 cloudy conditions throughout the day. light rains developing across south jersey and delaware, later this evening, it could mix in with a little bit of wet snow, but at this point we're expecting that to be in the form of rain and then we catch a break overnight tonight. mainly cloudy probably not much going on i should say rather. first thing tomorrow morning we'll start to see the light rain and snows develop across south jersey and delaware. notice how far to the east it is

here, that's 7:00 p.m., we're talking about rain and snow, rain and snow showers, not a steady thumping snow like we were thing earlier in the week. rain and snow developing during the day, accumulations mainly on grassy surfaces. high temperatures close to 40 degrees, we expect the roads to be mainly wet at this point not snow covered or ice covered. snowfall totals we may have to adjust this again when the latest information comes in this morning. as it trends out to sea. we're looking for a sliver of one to two inches for the i-95 corridor and interior sections of south jersey and coating to an inch in the lehigh valley and coating to an inch in cape may and current county and new jersey and southern new castle and kent county in delaware. developing rain showers,

46 degrees is the forecasted high. overnight tonight, mainly cloudy mixture of rain and snow closures to dawn. 30 degrees outlying suburbs, 33 for center city. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast shows a nice warmup as we head into next week. 46 degrees today. rain and wet snow showers tomorrow, 39. 48 degrees, brisk and chilly monday. the warmup begins, 53 tuesday, 66 wednesday, 72 thursday, 73 friday. we'll dodge a bullet. hopefully every everything conts in that trend. we dodge a bullet. i like that. march is women's history month, in art of aging, tamala edwards meets a woman who joined the marines back in world war ii. >> reporter: 94-year-old annette

nickels was working at the philadelphia navy yard in 1942 when a walk up north broad street changed her life. i saw this picture of uncle sam wants you we need you, i said okay, i'm coming in. she was stationed at pearl harbor assigned to the motor transport pool. driving around the island she saw lots of war damage, but they had no fear. we were energic and young and didn't worry about a thing. >> reporter: in fact some of other -- some of other fondest memories are playing for the softball team. when the war ended she met the service and met another marine who was in it for life. he was on leave for 0 days, so we started dating. >> reporter: seven decades later

she is proud for the medals she earned, but her service is something she rarely talked about. for annette service for country is engrained. her father was an army sergeant in the first world war. it's a great experience. getting to know her marine background over the past few years, i'm really proud of her. >> reporter: tamala edwards channel 6 "action news." lemme get a mcpick 2.

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with us, 7:18 you're probably dog tired if you stayed up to watch the end of the st. joe's game. it was worth it. isaiah miles knocked down a three pointer to put the hawks

up. check out the dunk. back board goes on, as time expires and the ball is still in his hand. st. joe's outlasts cincinnati 78-76. here's ducis rogers with the rest of the local march madness results. >> reporter: good morning, a range of emotions for our teams in the ncaa tournament we'll start in brooklyn where nova is a two seed in the south region. nova faces asheville. first up, josh hart. nova up 14 at the break. nova rolls, 86-56. we knew it was going to be a tough game. i know when you finish 30 you think that's the way it's supposed to be. that's one or two 3 point

percentage team in the county. we knew it was going to be a struggle. i think we did a good job, we put them away at the first half and came out strong. nc asheville is a team that can beat us, we have a lot of respect for them. >> reporter: temple and iowa, down 3-4 seconds to go. game goes to overtime. final seconds of ot, great defense on the shooter. temple losing 72-70. iowa faces nova tomorrow. the owls go home. i love these guys, that's the problem, you love them like crazy and now the seniors are gone. it hurts to be honest with you, that's part of the problem of this situation it's the

abruptness of the edged is frightening to be honest. flyers host penguins this afternoon. sixers hosting the thunder last night. westbrook, a triple double on them. sixers lose 111-97. phillies and pirates, ryan howard with a grand slam. his second straight game with a homer. he goes 3 for 5, 5 rpis. phillies pin 15-12. union home opener is tomorrow at 3:00 p.m. you can camp the game on espn.

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minutes away from an implosion that will forever change the skyline in north philadelphia. about to highrises will be brought down as philadelphia housing authority makes way for new apartments. trish hartman is live on the scene. hi, grai, lots of people -- gray, lots of people are standing here anxiously. there's a crowd and lots of media and members of the philadelphia housing authority. people who lived in the buildings an people from the neighborhood who are waiting to see the buildings come down. i'm here with a woman who used to live in the buildings, this is an emotional morning for you.

very much so even as we get closer to the actual implosion my emotions are rising up in me, i can't believe so much of my life has been lived here and to think it's getting ready to be imploded and debris, it's overwhelming. >> reporter: a lot of memories were made here, we got the one minute warning. kelvin jeremiah ceo. houses authority and other members of the housing authority will press the plunger. we are outside the dust zone a number of people had to be evacuated. all the buildings are empty since october. workers gave one last run through yesterday, so we are just waiting now, less than a minute until the buildings come

down, ten seconds. 6, 5, 4, 3, 2, 1!explosion] oh, my goodness. lots of dust rising up, the buildings are gone, lots of people hugging. lots of people are just really excited about this. lots of emotions here. tell me what was that like watching that? it was like a piece of me literally just died, literally just died.

i thought about the third floor, that was our first apartment we moved from 309 to 603 and 2231, my grandmother's residence, my aunt's residence and siblings. i'm speechless. >> reporter: lots of people with lots of different reactions happening this morning. 100 new homes will be part of the philadelphia housing authority. the dust is coming this way, i'm going to put my mask on, if i sound muffled gray, that's why, we're starting to not be able to see anything right here, i'm going to turn away from this, because it's getting in my eyes. it's an intense morning, i think it was a neat experience for some to see the buildings come down and obviously an emotional experience for others who used

to live in those buildings, gray an intense scene here this morning as the buildings came down. trish hartman live in north philadelphia. you're looking at chopper 6 as the end result of the buildings coming down in north philadelphia. they were built in the 60s and came down in 11 seconds and always quite impressive to see the implosion happen. folks recalling their memories of the building. once again, the philadelphia skyline is changed forever. you see on the ground there, the smoke as a result of the implosion there. looks like folks might be taking pictures of with an ipad takinge history of the recording of philadelphia. there's chopper 6 hd as you look above the scene. trish hartman live at the scene, she had been given a mask to wear because of the smoke in the area. quite the sight to see on saturday morning, the implosion

of two buildings changing the north philadelphia skyline forever we're back in just a bit.

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[explosion sound] and impressive scene gone in seconds, highrise buildings in north philadelphia are no more. a car needed to be towed

after getting stuck on a buckle rod due to a water main leak. a kensington beauty salon is scorched by flames overnight. one person is sent to the hospital. meteorologist chris sowers is in the studio with a look at the forecast. the snow will be gonna matter of seconds like the buildings. >> reporter: and things have improved overnight. looks like the system has shifted out to sea with each and every passing run here. that means we're expecting light snowfall amounts for tomorrow, if anything at all. i'll talk about that in a couple of minutes. there's the view on sky6 live hd down in atlantic city. high wispy cirrus clouds overspreading the skies. while you were asleep we had a cold front slip through. 30 degrees in quakertown. we had numbers in the 60s over the last few days, this is a

nice little shock to the system. 28 in martins creek. 34 in saint davids. 40 in center city. glassboro, 35. vineland, 33. cinnaminson, 36. dover is now down to 38 degrees. satellite and radar, this is the first of two pieces of energy that will be swinging through here during the cowshes of the weekend -- course of the weekend. you see snow showers south of pittsburgh. this will move along the mason dixon line and produce rain showers. mostly cloudy after a small sliver of sunshine this morning. otherwise it's a cloudy day. 46 degrees in philadelphia. 11:00 a.m., 42. mainly cloudy. 1:00 p.m., 2:00 p.m., rain showers start developing and that will cool the temperatures down a little bit. 5:00 p.m., we're back down to 43 degrees. when we come back in a few minutes we'll talk about the shifting storm it's farther out

to sea and we'll talk about a warm up in the forecast. i might remind you you can get the seven-day forecast and storm tracker 6 live at any time at 6abc.com/weather. this morning two highrise buildings crumpled under the weight of explosives. the philadelphia housing authority brought them down to make way for apartments and low cost townhomes. chopper 6 hd live over what was once the buildings right there. it is cloud of dust the wind is carrying across the city. trish hartman joins us more -- with more on the implosion. it was impressive from the studio, talk about what it was like being right there. >> reporter: it was very impressive and very loud. once the buildings came down, you could feel it. take a look at the skies. the two 18 story buildings are gone. we can show you the implosion

that happened just before 7:30 a.m. take a look. [explosion sound]. >> reporter: buildings came down, there were cheers, there were a few tears it was an emotional morning for some folks who used to live in the buildings. we talked to a woman who said a piece of her died when they came down. three generations of family lived there. there were hug also, -- hugs, too, philadelphia housing authority see this zahree jiewrve nation of the -- as a rejiewrve -- rejiewrve nation of the philadelphia neighborhood. you notice i was wearing my dust mask over my face, we need i had it, a number of us, as soon as

we done the live shot we ran around the corner. it dissipated quickly. they gave us ear plugs and masks. they wanted people to keep their doors and windows closed during the implosion. two, 18 story buildings torn down this morning to make way for new housing in north philadelphia. trish hartman channel 6 "action news." thanks for the update. we're tracking other stories of the morning. a north philadelphia road buckle overnight following a water main break. this is the intersection of north 8th and norris street. "action news" was there to see a suv towed away after it drove on to the buckled road. water company crews will be back to work on the before he or she main. main -- broken main.

this right here, this is brand new video from the 3000 block of kensington avenue in the city's kensington section. philadelphia firefighters had to help several tenants out of the apartments on the upper floors of the salon. one man was treated for smoke inhalation. firefighters are investigate this as a suspicious fire. fire damaged a delaware county day care center and church. the action cam was on the 100 block of ridge avenue and darby as firefighters made the final sweep of the creative minds learning center run by ever abundant life international ministries. neighboring fire companies were called in to get a handle on the flails. it is unclear when the day care will reopen or if weekend services will be held at the church. this morning pennsylvania supreme court justice kevin dougherty is recovering after being attacked by a homeless man

in center city. dougherty was punched in the face at 15th and market. septa police arrested the man at broad and girard. police believe he attacked him after asking for money. threeranciscan frierls accused of -- friars are charge with endangering of welfare of children and criminal conspiracy. prosecutors say they conspired to allow a catholic high school teacher in blair county to work near children despite accusations of child sexual abuse. two years we've been weighing through the dark under belly of the diocese and the franciscan fires, we've --

friars. cosby's attorney is under fire for donating to bruce castor. castor declined to charge cosby back in 2005 after andrea constand accused him of mugging and molesting her. a letter sent to the son of donald trump which is contained a suspicious why the powder is being investigated by the fbi. preliminary tests have shown the white powder is not hazardous. illustrate addresses his father's bid for the presidency,

if donald trump stays in the race, the next envelope would not be fake. turning to the race for president, a trump rally attracted protesters in salt lake city. trump spoke at an event last night. although he was occasionally heckled there was no outbreak of violence at the rally. mitt romeny announced yesterday he will vote for ted cruz on tuesday, saying more cruz victories will increase the chance for a contested convention in cleveland. bernie sanders campaigned in tucson last night. arizona voters cast their ballots on tuesday. sanders homes to chip away at clinton's lead in the race. she is # hundred pledged -- 300 pledged delegates. she boasted that her campaign received contributions from a million people. hearts across the delaware valley are pounding this morning. what a finish for st. joe's i it

came down to a tenth of a second. isaiah miles knocked down a three and cincinnati nearly tied the game. check this out, the dunk, back board light goes on as time expires and the ball was still in his hand, st. joe's wins the game. in a small way i wish it hadn't ended like that. i wish it ended with isaiah making the three and us getting a stop. at least from what i could see it was the right call. >> reporter: st. joes will meet number one seed oregon on sunday. wildcats are dancing on right to round number two. they play the number 7 ranked iowa hawkeyes at 12:10 in brooklyn. it went meant to be for the temple owls.

final score in that game, 72-70. a per rent high school hoops power house newman gore scored 99 points for the record. these guys came up short in our catholic game it was great to send them out a winner. newman's girls are state basketball champs. they are living up to their title sports illustrated voted them the top athletic school in 2009. this picture of a grandfather eating a hamburger alone has gone viral.

we learn why he looks so sad. a late snowstorm for denver, we'll tell you why this is good news for the mile high city. chris sowers will have the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast "action news" on a saturday morning continues after this quick break.

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buildings imploded, two highrise buildings. this happened at 7:25, it was supposed to happen at 7:00 are 15. there was a -- 7:15, there was a bit of a delay. the smoke is gone and the skyline in north philadelphia has been changed forever. workers on the ground surveying the scene. two highrise buildings came down at 7:25 they have made way for new residential properties. the folks on the scene recounting their memories. chopper 6 just went out, that means i'll go to the next story. 7:45, the snow is welcome sight in colorado. 6 to 12 inches of snowfall is bringing a end to 6 weeks of a snow drought. it marks the first significant snowfall in veteran at -- in der area. march is typically the snowiest

month in the mile high city. >> reporter: we had throw months, for the white stuff. all of a sudden, come on, let's get you outside, the good news is though, the storm continues to shift east on the modeling. it appears most of it will pass us by out to sea. there will be white snow around tomorrow afternoon. i stress the word light it will be sticking to grassy sure faces. we might not see an inch when all is said and done. thing are changing to the better. sky6 live hd cloudy conditions around the delaware valley. double scan live is clear starting to pick up moisture off the screen south of the baltimore. recently we'll see rain showers develop this afternoon mainly south of philadelphia. that will mix with light snow as we head into sunday afternoon. 46 degrees the high temperature, today well off the normal of 54. 39 degrees was the low temperature this morning. 40 in philadelphia.

allentown, 31. poconos 29. millville, 38 degrees. trenton, 35. cape may checking in at 40. double scan live showing two pieces to the system, which originally was supposed to come together and merge into one giant storm off the coast of the coral -- carolinas, that was going to ride up the eastern seaboard and produce massive snowfall amounts for march standards. it appears that process will be farther east out to sea which means the heavier snows will fly across the eastern portions of the new england and the canadian maritimes. it appears we are missing out as that high bumps that out to sea. later this afternoon, cloudy conditions, there's the pennsylvania turnpike right there, so it looks like all the moisture is staying south of that mark. it will be south jersey and southern portions of chester and delaware counties in southeastern pennsylvania. it may try to mix with wet

snowflakes later this evening. we camp a break in the action overnight tonight. tomorrow morning we start out with sunshine. clouds increase once again, though, moisture breaks out across south jersey and delaware, even though the modeling is not showing it at this point, we expect rain and snow showers. rain and wet snow during the day, light amounts, more like rain and snow showers. if we pick up accumulations it will be on grassy are surfaces, temperatures are well above freezing. we're forecasting highs close to 40 degrees tomorrow. so all the roads will be mainly wet. no icy patches or snow covered roads to deal with. this is the call from accuweather. i'm ready to take this one to two inch slot off the map altogether. right now we'll leave it as is. the one to two inches for the i-95 corridor stretching west to the mason dixon line and interior sections of south jersey, we're expecterring a

coating to -- expecting a coating to an inch. poconos will see nothing at all. and south of dover, rain. today, cloudy conditions, rain developing during the afternoon. millville, 45. cape may, 44. overnight tonight, most of the night is cloudy. 30 degrees in allentown reading and lancaster. trenton checking in at 30. philadelphia, 33. millville, the freezing mark of 32. cape may, 36 and dover, 34. here we go, the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, nice warm up by week's end, look at the 70s returning. 46 degrees today. showers by afternoon. rain and snow showers tomorrow 39. brisk and chilly monday, 48. the warmup begins, 53 tuesday, of wednesday. thursday and friday i hope you have a few sick days, 72 and 73 degrees, looking very, very nice. i'll call in sick and the boss asks me, i'll say chris

told me to. 7:50 a heartbreakerring picture of a -- heartbreaking picture of a grandfather eating alone has gone viral. he made 12 burgers of all six grandkids she was the only one to show up for dinner. the other five didn't show, she make sure the two of them had a good time. the picture was retreated 70,000 times. she says she hopes this reminds people to appreciate their family. we're back after the break.

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all right folks, a little rain today, the big talker, the snow doesn't look like it will be a big event. >> reporter: the weekend outlook looks like, cloudy conditions today, we're looking for rain snow showers later on. overnight tonight, cloudy. tomorrow, cloudy conditions rain mixed with wet snow at times. look at the temperature, though, we're close 40 degrees, this is thes the call from accuweather, a slushy one to two inches from

the mason dixon line east. coating to an inch to the south, coating to an inch in the lehigh valley. it continues to shift to the east and we're on air tomorrow and we are not showing the map any more. we'll see how it plays out. "good morning america" weekend is next, "action news" continues at 9:00 a.m. here's some of the stories we're work on for you, two highrise buildings come touching down -- tumbling down in a matter of the moments. and what's lurking in your humidifier, it just make you cringe. now for chris sowers and the entire "action news" team, i'm gray hall. make it a great day. katie: the u.s. has added 14 million new jobs

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good morning, america. breaking overnight, deadly crash. a boeing 737 explodes while attempting to land. the disaster caught on camera. the plane erupting into a fireball. the investigation this morning, was bad weather to blame or perhaps something else? paris fugitive captured. the terror raid takedown. people running for cover as europe's most wanted is hauled away in this dramatic assault in his alleged role in the paris attacks hiding in the same neighborhood police have been searching for months. how did he evade them for so long? hulk hogan's huge courtroom victory. >> just give us something, hulk. >> awarded $115 million. his emotional reaction winning