you, it is 6:00 a.m. on this saturday april 2. here's some of the stories we're following on "action news." forever changed by her son's kidnapping the mother of an infant snatched from the king of prussia mall speaks to "action news." the clock is ticking down to game time for the villanova wildcats, it happens tonight in houston, texas. get ready for a rollercoaster ride, the summer

temperatures will give way to colder temperatures. chris sowers has the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast. >> reporter: sometimes we like rollercoasters. i never liked them. >> reporter: you're not going to like this one, then. let's get you outside and go live on sky6 live hd. philadelphia international airport. temperatures way up up to 80 degrees. some areas were close. as we get into the second half of the weekend. the numbers will struggle. we're going all the way down to windchills in the 40s. dramatic changes are heading this way. double scan we'll set it in motion for you. showers out there. heavier stuff about an hour ago for the jersey shore, a lot of that is working out to sea with more activity around the mouth of delaware bay. showers out to the west. so the far western suburbs, lancaster, reading, allentown, seeing rain drops this morning. this will be the trend over the next couple of hours. it will not be a washout. we're expecting showers during

the morning hours. clouds will break by afternoon. the second half of the day looks better than that first. temperatures are unusually warm for this time of the year. we're showing 59 degrees. the normal high is 57. it's only 6:00 a.m. we're doing okay as of now, the numbers will drop like a rock as we get goo the overnight e hours. 60 degrees by 5:00 p.m. we're shooting for a high of 62. when i come back in just a few minutes we'll talk about the strong, gusty winds and the way and the bitter windchills, unfortunately. folks i would like to remind you you can keep track of any changes in the forecast all weekend at 6abc.com/weather. check the storm tracker 6 live radar and seven day and hourly forecast. and follow our team of meteorologists on facebook and twitter and other social media platforms. 6:02. the mother of a baby abducted

from the king of prussia mall said the terrifying ordeal has left her stunned. >> reporter: the mother of the child who has been abducted has not been able to sleep since her ordeal. she is in a state of shock since it happened and fears of taking her children out in public. that was one of the worst years in my life. >> reporter: 25-year-old a mother describes her terrifying experience at king of prussia mall. our cameras were there when hunter was reunited with her unharmed son. >> reporter: how is ashir doing? >> reporter: he is doing great. amor told investigators she was trying to fill a void after losing a baby in february

shortly after birth. i held him all and the feelings rushed back, i just warranted my baby. it felt like i was holding my son again, it felt so good, i didn't want to lose that feeling, i was crazy. for you to come along and take somebody else's child to fill your void. that's not right. i have a sister who suffered that loss, you don't see her out here. i lost my son and i was hurt i don't want to put that hurt on somebody else. for her to use that as an excuse that's not an excuse. the ordeal has left her scarred. from this situation i don't want to go outside i just want to keep my kids in the house where they are safe. figure somewhere my kids are a target now, i don't want to go nowhere. meanwhile, amoore has been

charged with kidnapping and related offenses. she has not been able to post her 500,000-dollar bail and being held at the king of prussia correctional facility. a woman found in a home was killed before the fire started. the firefighters were called too west bristol street in tioga nicetown. they put the fire out in less than a half-hour, as they searched the debris they found the body. police are not talking about a crash that killed a pedestrian in south jersey. the car hit a victim on browning road around 9:00 p.m. we'll keep you posted as new information comes in. your time 6:05 now to the race for the white house,

hillary clinton campaign said the candidate is coming to philadelphia next week. events are scheduled in philadelphia and pittsburgh wednesday. her campaign said she'll talk about breaking down barriers that hold back americans. the pennsylvania primary happens april 26. the world war between clinton and sanders is heating up. sanders is calling on the secretary of state to apologize to his campaign. thursday clinton was confronted by a climate activist if she would reject fossil fuel money. she said sanders is lying about her, sanders said he told the truth and clinton has relied on funds from the fossil fuel industry. john kasich followed up his visit on thursday with a town hall meeting in harrisburg. he grew up in mckey --

mckees rocks outside of pittsburgh. hetrump had no public appearancs yesterday. president obama said the threat of isis or other terrorists gaining access to nuclear materials is one of the greatest threats to global security. the remarks comes always he met with other world leaders to strengthen nuclear security worldwide. marcy gonzalez reports. >> reporter: protests outside the nuclear security summit in washington, d.c. where president obama met with more than 50 world leaders, the last day of the summit focused on the potential risk of terrorists accessing nuclear materials. heightens concerns that building a dirty bomb is likely a goal of

terror groups as the brussels attackers used secret cameras to record the top nuclear scientist. >> reporter: terrorists and criminal gangs and arms merchants look around for nuclear ingredients vast parts fortunate world are off elements. two thousand tons of nuclear material is not properly secured and more needs to be done to keep it from falling into the wrong handles. we're in a race against time here, it could happen at some point. we needed to everything we can to prevent it. unfortunately i don't think we are. >> reporter: president obama said it is reducing the reduced stockpile of him nuclear enriched uranium. united states and the russia are on track to be the lowest than they need in 6 decades. >> reporter: they focused on

nuclear agreement and concerns over the nor korea nuclear weapons program. marcy gonzalez, new york. time 6:09 a.m. happening tonight, villanova shoots for history in houston, texas. wildcats have revenge on their mind. the win puts nova in the national title game. it puts them in school history even better than the 1995 national title game. both teams are red hot from the 3 point range, but in nrg stadium in texas they canceled that. we'll have continuing coverage from texas throughout the weekend with live reports from alicia and jeff skeverski. a local man celebrated a big milestone.

at heart he is just a teenager. a birthday celebration was held for silvan brandon, he turned 100 years old. he celebrated doing what he loved most, bowling. he takes part in a bowling league at wynnewood lane in ardmore and still drives himself to his own games. 100 years old. again, happy birthday. there's much more to come on "action news," saturday morning, you may really be screaming for ice cream this summer. details on what may be jacking up the price for your favorite cool treats. plus a car is submerged after heavy rains in parts of new orleans. >> reporter: some areas topped out at a ridiculous 80 degrees yesterday afternoon. tomorrow morning we'll have windchills in the teens and 20s. details straight ahead in the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast.

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so glad you stayed with us. stronger storms brought hail to texas. things are clearing up today. the area is expecting beautiful weather. torrential rains led to flooding in louisiana. roads looked like rivers in new orleans. college students tried to drive through the stewart. that's never good. she got out safely. her car not so lucky. meteorologist chris sowers joins

us with a look at our weekend forecast. it was great yesterday. >> reporter: that's one thing we will not have to worry about. with all the crazy weather on the table, flooding is not an issue. we have showers in the forecast, special throughout the morning hours. we're seeing them in south jersey and far western suburbs. nothing too terribly heavy. there's the view in atlantic city. it's damp and dreher, -- dreary, the winds will howl overnight tonight. boaters probably not a good idea to get in the water. there will be clouds out there, as well. here's double scan live we have a couple of batches of moisture one hugging the coastline, showers across the western suburbs. high winds warnings in effect midnight tonight through lunchtime on sunday. it's for the delaware valley where gusts could reach 55 miles

per hour at times. 59 degrees right now in philadelphia. that's actually still very, very mild for this time of the year. the normal is only 57. we're above that. dewpoint, 41. pressure reading starting to fall off, 29.60 inches. the winds out of the north, northeast at 17 miles per hour. millville, 59. philadelphia, 59. trenton, 54 degrees. there's the satellite and radar shot, you can see the moisture starting to build across the mid atlantic states. all light shades of green, nothing heavy. showers out by gettysburg and york. cold front starting to approach from the great lake states. future tracker, throughout the morning it will be damp and cloudy showers across south jersey. it should get out of here quickly. combination of sun and clouds. and then the front charges in.

it's a polar front. we're looking at wind speeds at 8,000 feet. you go 500 feet up in the air we have a pocket of wind riding 60 to 80 miles per hour. some of this gets transferred to the surface. this afternoon we see breezy conditions, and down right wind overnight tonight, gusts 50 to 60 miles per hour. the forecast models have the wind gusts up to 60 miles per hour after midnight tonight. after the first part of the afternoon. it's winds early, breezy by afternoon, the pocket of wind pulls northward into new england. 80 degrees yesterday for the high, tomorrow morning we're talking windchills in the teens, far western suburbs, it may be overdone a little bit. low 20s for philadelphia. all day long it's going to be a struggle just to get out of the 0s with the winds. temperatures will top out in the mid to upper 40s with the winds it will feel like the 30s. 62 degrees in philadelphia.

same thing for wilmington. trenton, 60. allentown, 60. morning showers, otherwise clouds giving way to sunshine. 55 the number for the jersey shore. millville, 60 degrees. overnight tonight, winds developing turning colder, 30s outlying suburbs, 37 for philadelphia. millville, 35. cape may and atlantic city, 39. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, numbers bouncing around all over the place. 62 degrees today. a chilly and blustery 48 degrees for tomorrow. i think i'm being optimistic, we might have to tone that down a bit, 46 or 47. 62 on monday, tuesday, 45. wednesday, 50, thursday, 60. 53. the better part of the day is pretty good, but we'll get slapped in the face. >> reporter: make sure the power doesn't go out your alarm won't

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sky6 live hd giving you a this live look of the commodor barry bridge there in chester, delaware county. glad glad -- so glad you stayed with us, americans are spending more money, but earning less. americans dished out $27,000 in 2014. the numbers are up 14% since 2004 and 25% since 1996 researchers found families were financially strapped medium income fell 13% in that period. vanilla beans is rising, have a them will a costs $250 a kilogram versus $08 a year ago.

it affects ice cream cake and perfume. many customers are confused how much to tip when they go out to a restaurant. the restaurant in california has instituted a no tipping policy, but an average 20% increase has been added to the menu prices. it's the price people are paying for their food it's all just compiled into one number. there's a sticker shock especially on a drink, but the tip is included we're here for having a good time and nice lunch. the restaurant offers health insurance and a 401k to their staff. it's responding to the increase in the california minimum wage. vo: president obama endorses

katie mcginty for u.s. senate, calling her "a champion for working families." the 9th of 10 kids, her dad's union pension and social security made all the difference. in pennsylvania, mcginty helped implement obamacare and expand coverage. trump and toomey have attacked obamacare and social security. to fight back, president obama wants mcginty in the senate to protect women, families and seniors. vote in the democratic primary, april 26th. mcginty: i'm katie mcginty and i approve this message.

everyone, 6:24 saturday morning, yesterday, 80 degrees, tomorrow morning, the windchills are in the low to mid 20s. what's going on around here? this past month march we had a jet stream that looked like something like this. cold to the north and warm to the south. it was the 4th warmest march ever for the city of philadelphia. we have a huge high pressure anchored off the coast of the carolinas and we had very mild conditions. the high pulls back across the west. in the upper levels we'll get a huge area of low pressure right from the pole. it's a cold low. surface lows pin wheel around this, reinforcing the cold air. the first one arrives tomorrow. it will be blustery with

windchills in the 0s. 30s. this guy arrives around tuesday pinwheeling around the upper level low. windchills in the 30s. monday, 60s. 62 today, tomorrow, in the 40s windchills in the 30s. monday we're back in the 60s and tuesday we're in the 40s with windchills in the 0s. get ready for a crazy rollercoaster ride. in sports this morning, villanova puts their national championship dream on the line tonight in houston, texas. court side ducis rogers leads off the coverage. >> reporter: good morning, at this point there's little less to do than play the game tonight. villanova and oklahoma have practiced they have watched countless hours of game films and jeff skeverski has more from houston and talks about the anniversary of the 85 team.

>> reporter: villanova 85 team is so special, it's so magical, i don't want to mess for that, but i would like to see it for our guys. >> reporter: as special as 1985 team is, this group of players could go down as the best. they are a win away from the most wins in school historical and ending the city of philadelphia championship drought. it would be great our professional teams unfortunately are not doing too hot. if we could do that, it would bring great pride to the city. >> reporter: villanova is shooting for the stars they are dreaming about cutting down the net, but first they have to get by oklahoma to get to their third title game in school history to even have a shot. it would be crazy. you know you're in the moment, on the court, you have the confetti flying on you that's

something you definitely want to have the feeling of. >> reporter: it'sle biggest stage in college basketball, but villanova insists they are not getting caught up in the hype in a surrounds the final four they are focused on beating oklahoma and eventually cutting down the nets in houston. with the villanova wildcats, jeff skeverski channel 6 "action news." >> reporter: the sixers stuck on nine wins were in charlotte last night. walker having himself a good night putting the horror nets up a dozen -- hornets a dozen. sixers lose 1--- 191. fourth inning the kid swings hard, look where this lands. upper deck! nice home run of the spring.

two batters later, ryan howard facing a lefty, you bet i you, that's out of here. that's a look at sports, i'm ducis rogers you have yourself a terrific weekend.

getting ready for tonight's final four tipoff. >> reporter: i had shorts on and flip flops, now we have to break out the winter coats again. let's go live on sky6 live hd. we have a couple of showers, actually bands of showers starting to converge. flipping it over to radar. we're starting to see darker shades of green, steadier

moisture is pushing through jersey shore, cape may county in particular seeing steadier or moderate rainfall. villas, heavier rain. chester and delaware county. we'll zoom in there, the heaviest is south of coatsville and malvern into lancaster county. this is rapidly racing off to the northeast at 20 to 25 miles per hour. ushering in cooler air. 24 hour temperature change showing numbers from 10 to 19 degrees colder than the same time yesterday. funny thing is, this will tell you how warm it was yesterday. we're almost at 60 degrees. millville, 57. temperatures pulling back into the mid 50s throughout the morning hours. cloudy skies and periods of rain and the skies will open up a little bit by afternoon. clouds and sunshine, 1:00 p.m., 55. 3:00 p.m., 59. 5:00 p.m., down to 60.

and then the cold front sweeps through, gusty winds along with it. look what it does to our temperature this time tomorrow morning. all of a sudden we're down in the low to mid 30s. i'll have the full and exclusive seven-day forecast coming up in just a bit. i'll show you the windchills you'll probably not want to see. gray. thank you so much. you can find the seven-day forecast and live look at double scan radar at any time of the day at our website head to 6abc.com/weather. new this morning, philadelphia police officers on patrol may have kept a burning home from becoming the scene of a tragedy. they saw smoke coming out of the 2400 block of north stanley street in strawberry mansion they called firefighters. the firefighters quickly arrived and rescued a woman hanging from a window and yelling for help. that woman was treated for smoke and is expected to make a full recovery. new this morning, a police chase in montgomery county ended

in tragedy when an officer could not save a driver trapped in a fiery crash. the officer attempted to pull over a car without a license plate in mall borough township. there was a short chase and the officer asked state police to take it over. as he waited he heard the car crash on main street in red hill. the officer rushed to save the driver, but unable to make the rescue. the officer was treated for smoke. shock and exhaustion that's what a mother said she is feeling after being reunited with her kidnapped baby taken from the king of prussia mall. 32-year-old cherie amoore is accused of abducting ashir simmons after befriending his mother in the mall. police have not confirmed that she had been pregnant.

the baby's mother spoke to dann cuellar. you can apologize all you want, there is no apology for that. you can't apologize for that. >> reporter: your whole world must have fallen apart. she took half of my world away, i have two children. my kids are my world. i couldn't have ever imagineed any mother would go through what i want through. that baby was found at amoo r's home. the baby was not hurt. you can get pictures at 6abc.com and keep up with the police investigation. police are looking for a man who shot and killed his mother. 38-year-old ira sanchez was shot in the stomach yesterday evening

on the 1100 block of 18th street. her daughter tells "action news" she witnessed her brother padro sanchez pulling the trigger. family and friends are pleading with him to turn himself into police. police in radnor are ready for anything as the township gets riled up for the big game. the department is increasing staffing for the matchup between the wildcats and the sooners. they are encouraging people to party on campus away from center of traffic. they will watch car pus from an operation center they set up over the weekend. okay, now to the fun stuff we're counting down to nova's big final four appearance. the wildcats are two wins away from their national championship

since 1985. the players are hard at work preparing to hit the hardwood later tonight. coach jay wright kept an watchful eye on the players as they prepare for the biggest game of their career. a win sent them to houston, coach jay wright always looks very sharp. john rawlins caught up with his taylor. >> reporter: jay wright's coaching style cool and calculating. his suits, many are asking who's his taylor. that's gabe, taylor and coach met about a decade ago together they have made wright a basketball fashion phenom. they would go over sample also of buttery soft cloth, his look understated a look of a ceo from a time past. he has the image or the

look of somebody in the 30s and 40s, like the industrialist. what he gets here are custom suits that take 30 to 40 hours to make by a staff that's been around for a long time. how many years? 40 years. >> reporter: the cost of the suit 3500 and up top of the line with this fabric could hit $11,000. ask if the coach might splurge and order one of these if he wins the championship, the taylor smiled and thinks about the coach's wife's reaction. i don't think patty would tom rate that one. >> reporter: he is a basketball fan that's him in the middle, as for the rematch against oklahoma. that was not the team of today, you know.

their defense has become a machine, a well oiled machine. >> reporter: john rawlins channel 6 "action news." and, of course, we want to see how you are cheering on the wildcats this weekend. we want you to share your favorite photos and videos just use the #6abc action. of course, we'll have continuing coverage throughout the weekend with live reports from alicia vitarelli and jeff skeverski. your time 6:40, there's much more to come on "action news" for this saturday morning going above and beyond off the gridiron. a trio of college football players jumps into action to help a woman while they are on spring break. also ahead, surveying the damage. tornados rip through parts of the county leaving behind a path of destruction. meteorologist chris sowers will have the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, whacky weather in store. "action news" on a saturday morning continues after the

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the carolinas as they await the worst of the storm system. meteorologist chris sowers tracking our forecast, we may be experiencing some severe weather later on tonight, tomorrow. >> reporter: not in the form of thunderstorms and tornados nothing violent like that. we could have gusty straight line winds that will rip through, they could reach 60 miles per hour which which is tropical storm force winds. no severe weather, but it will get wicked around here for sure. view of cape may, we have clouds and rain falling on the beach this morning. we have rain pushing through delaware valley. one is working up the coast and one up the delaware river from wilmington to trenton. we'll zoom into the western suburbs first, actually we will not. i must have taken that graphic out. we have heavier cells developing south and west of philadelphia, the hot chocolate 15k is in

philadelphia. you'll have downpours running that race, be ready for that. temperatures very, very warm. the normal is 57 degrees. 63 monday, 61 wednesday, 71 thursday, a whopping 80 degrees yesterday. we had a little bit of humidity across south jersey and delaware, felt like 82 or 83. now, the first of two cold front is pulling through. temperatures are dropping off a little bit. we're in the 50s shooting for a high of 62. 59. as the light rain pushes through, the numbers will drop down. down in the 50s by lunchtime and the numbers come back a up always the sun peeks through. reading, 59. cape may, 55, millville, 59. it's from washington, d.c. to new york city. cold front quickly approaching from the west. this is an arctic front. had this guy got in here in january or february this would put high temperatures in the 20s and windchills in the

single digits and teens. fortunately it is april so everything modifies a little bit. the first front pushes through now, showers, the second front comes in overnight tonight and tomorrow ushes -- pushes the first front out to sea. gusty winds tomorrow, windchills in the 30s all day. showers in the late morning hours into the first part of the afternoon. clouds give way to sunshine, later in the day, but again the big story as we head into next 24, 48 hours will be the passage. front. strong gusty winds, winds 25 to 5 miles per hour. sustained some of the gusts could reach 06 miles per hour. it's going to treat difficult traveling conditions in particular, roads that run north to south you will pick up the cross winds 60 miles per hour. difficult traveling conditions, down trees and power lines that could create power outages.

you throw this on top of that. colder temperatures in the 30s tomorrow morning. windchills the model showing teens north and west, low 20s for philadelphia. it moderates a little bit, but this is way below where we should be for this time of the year. 80 degrees yesterday. windchills in the mid 30s just about all day tomorrow. a nice little shock to the system. showers, clouds, sun, 62 degrees, a little breezy late in the day, the winds pick up overnight tonight. windy, lots of clouds, 30 degrees far western suburbs, 34 center city. these are sustained constant wind speeds 25 to 30 miles per hour. the gust 50 to 60 miles per hour. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, only 48 degrees for a high tomorrow with the wind it will feel like the 30s all day. monday is warmer, but there could rain 62. tuesday another cold front slips through. 45 for the high. windchills in the 30s again, and then we start to pull out of it wednesday, thursday, friday, 50, 60 and 53.

you had flip flops on yesterday, you'll need gloves, hat and scarvel tomorrow morning. -- scaf tomorrow morning. several college football players are being praised for their heroic actions off the field, they saved a woman who was drowning. she had driven her car into a bay during the players spring break san padre island in texas. one used to come a lifeguard. started hitting the drivers side wood and rear drivers side window, too, they were not breaking. we started busting in the windshield making a hole bigger so we could get her pulled out. a former iowa state player helped her get her out. she was charged with driving while intoxicated.

a pleasant good morning to you, just about 6:50 on a saturday morning. sky6 live hd giving you this lovely glimpse of the battleship new jersey along the camden waterfront. remember the gloves, hat and coat you'll need it. chris sowers will explain in just a bit. moviegoers helped batman momentum going. matt o'donnell has what's happening they box office. >> reporter: god is not dead 2 a film about the existence of god. you have heard it said love your neighbor and hate your enemies. the film centers on grace a christian teacher who lands in legal trouble for answering a question about god in the

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everyone, 6:53, saturday morning, it's going to get colder out there. yesterday we topped out at 80 degrees, today 62. tomorrow the temperatures fall off a cliff. high pressure has been in control over the last few days, it's a heat pump high, that's why we were so warm. it will drift to the southeast it will allow the colder air pull in from the northern tier states mid atlantic great lake. it will turn colder over the next 48 hours. we have a similar version of the polar vortex that is displaced from the pole sitting over the hudson bay. this whole area is chilly. we'll see a series of high pressure systems at the surface ride around this thing like a pin wheel. it first one arrives sunday, 40s tomorrow, 40s for tuesday, in between we top out in the 60s. speaking of 60s this afternoon

lots of clouds, showers throughout the morning hours, maybe a brief downpour and it's clouds and sun by afternoon, 62. gray. >> time 6:55 a time-honored tradition continued in chester county last night. it was the annual daughter dance at the schuylkill elementary dance there in phoenixville. that looks like fun. dads show off their mad dancing skills while their daughters put dad to shame with their proficiency at the nay nay. news direct tom davis you see there, and mike mccloseski. that looks like a whole lot of fun. now that spring has sprung did you have have an idea to freshen up your home. we have a fashional head board -- fashionable head ward

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a birthday celebration more than a industry in the making took place in new jersey yesterday. helen turner mark her 109th birthday. oh, my goodness. she was surrounded by a room of loved ones at the brandywine senior living homes in linwood, atlantic county. helen was a teacher for 38 years, she started her teaching career in a one room school house in maryland. her love of education started before that, when she was a little girl she rode to school by horse and buggy. i love being here i'm happy. so glad you're here with us. that is beautiful. 109. last year helen joined facebook and has more than 1100 friends. we wish her well.

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you -- and a pleasant good morning for you. forever changed by her son's kidnappingment mother of an infant snatched from the king of prussia speaks to "action news." the clock is kicking down to game time for the villanova wildcats, the final four game happening tonight in houston, texas. rain drops hit the camera in atlantic city. it's part of the big changes coming in the weather this weekend. meteorologist chris sowers joins us outside with a look at the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast. you have the umbrella, you see when it's coming, did you say snow earlier? >> reporter: not here, for the poconos there could snow showers. actually i was going to say i don't have a snow shovel on hand. i have the