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 umbrella.

temperatures in the 50s and offs. i have rain pushing through the region. let's go over to double scan live. a couple of heavier cells off to the southwest. wilmington to philadelphia. you can see the organs and yellows and -- oranges and yellows and reds. a couple of downpours east of the new jersey turnpike riding along 40 and 49 in south jersey between salem and elmer. it's pushing east and should be in glassboro in the next 15 to 20 miles per hour. it will pull into berlin and the medford lakes area. there's another cell in woodbury. there are cooler changes behind this batch of moisture. the cold stuff doesn't arrive until tomorrow. fleet road, 46. cinnaminson, 55. vineland, 55. dover, 60. the forecast for today, morning showers maybe a brief period of rain, eventually giving way to sun by afternoon. it's kind of damp and gloomy

through 11:00. 1:00 p.m., return of sunshine, 59. 3:00 p.m., 59, high of 60 degrees. high wind warning goes into effect overnight tonight, midnight to lunchtime tomorrow. gusting up to 06 miles per hour. it could put windchills in the 20s. i'll have all the details in the seven-day forecast. thanks for the update. you can keep track of the changes in the forecast all weekend long with 6abc.com/weather. check live storm tracker 6 live radar along with the seven day an hourly forecast. and follow our team of meteorologists on facebook, twitter and other social platforms. 7:02 is the time if you're just joining us the mother of a 7 week old baby that was abducted at the king of prussia mall said the terrifying ordeal left her stunned. malika hunter spoke to "action news." dann cuellar has the story. >> reporter: the mother of the

child that had been abducted has not been able to sleep since her ordeal she is in a state of shock since that happened. and fears of taking her children out in public. that was one of the worst nights of my life. >> reporter: 25-year-old drying her horrific nightmare at king of prussia mall. this woman, cherie amoore accused of kidnapping her 7 weekend son ashir simmons. >> reporter: how is he doing? he was doing great, with a bunch of of family and loving arms. we're glad to have him back. >> reporter: amoor said she was trying to fill a void after losing her baby shortly after birth. she said all the feelings rushed back, it felt like i was holding

my son again. for you to come along and take somebody else's child and fill your void, that's not right. i have a sister who suffered that and she is out here. i lost my son, i was hurt, when i never wanted to do was put that hurt on somebody else. for her to use that as an excuse that's not an excuse. >> reporter: malika said she has another child, ahmad. i don't trust no one. figure somewhere, my kids are a target now. i don't want to go nowhere. >> reporter: meanwhile, amoor has been charged with kidnapping and related offenses. she has not posted her $500,000

bail and being held at king of prussia correctional facility. a woman found dead in a burning home was killed before the fire started. firefighters were called to a row home on the 1900 block of west bristol street in tioga nicetown last night. they were able to bring the flames under control in less than an half-hour. they say they searched through the debris and that's when they found the woman's body. homicide detectives are working the case. police are not talking about a crash that killed a pedestrian in south jersey. a car hit the victim on route 70 near browning road in pennsauken, camden county. this happened around 9:00 p.m. we'll keep you posted as we collect more information. and now we turn to the race for the white house. hillary clinton campaign says the candidate is coming to philadelphia next week. events are scheduled in philadelphia and pittsburgh on wednesday. her campaign said she'll talk

about breaking down barriers that hold back americans. the pennsylvania primary is april 26. the war of words between hillary clinton and bernie sanders is heating up. sanders is calling for an apology to his campaign after clinton was confronted by a climate activist who asked if she would stop taking fossil fuel money. clinton said sanders is lying. sanders says he was telling the truth about the fossil fuel industry. john kasich was in pennsylvania yesterday. he grew up outside of pittsburgh. ted cruz was in harrisburg saying he and frontrunner, donald trump have path to winning the republican nomination this summer.

trump had no appearances yesterday. you can feel the excitement in the air. happening tonight, villanova shoots for history in houston, texas t. wildcats, have revenge on their mind. they have their focus on the next title game. it puts them in school history. villanova got crushed in hawaii. of course we want to see how you are cheering on the wildcats this weekend, share your favorite photos and videos you can share those with us using the #6abc action. we'll have continuing coverage from texas throughout the weekend with live reports from alicia vitarelli and jeff skeverski. a local man celebrated a milestone but at heart he is still a teenager.

a birthday celebration was held last night for silvan brandman he turned 100 years old. happy birthday. he celebrated by doing what he loved most bowling. there were plenty of decorations and that cake right there. he takes part in a bowling league at win ward bowling lanes in ardmore. he drives himself to the games at 100. 7:08. they wanted to share the news with the nuptials with the world, their bosses didn't agree how they did it. a dramatic rescue is caught on tape as a woman is pulled from a sinking car. get ready to be win-whipped tomorrow as gusty winds come in and colder air and windchills in the 20s that's in the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast coming up next.

two firefighters in new jersey are facing possible suspension for a facebook post. danielle zepp posted this invite of her wedding on facebook. it violates a two week old policy of the garfield, new jersey fire department. it bans photos that can link anyone back to the garment where the bride and groom -- department where the bride and groom fell in love. it's our home. it makes our love special. she said it puts the town in a positive light and should be shared with the public. the chief should have final say on the department policy. water surrounded an 85-year-old woman in a her car, along came her saviors because she survived. people smashed out the windows.

a police lieutenant rushed in and you pulled the 85-year-old woman to safety. she is okay this morning. interesting coincidence, the deputy fire chief who responded is a lock time neighbor she recognized him as a former student she taught in the 6th grade. you said be prepared to be windy-whipped. >> reporter: i like my butter whipped but not the wind. we have big changes coming through. we have a cold front that came through last night. temperatures have not dropped too much with that. the second one that arrives overnight tonight that's when the changes arrive. ben franklin bridge you can see the rain drops hitting the lens there. we have showers and steadier period of rain in some locations. double scan live is a mess this

morning. look at the all the greens and yellows and oranges, we'll assume into the western south jersey area, gloucester, camden, burlington. berlin, medford lakes there's the white horse pike, 322 a slow go this morning. we have heavier downpours across the western suburbs and reading getting pounded with torrential downpours. same thing with lancaster. all this activity is pushing to the east rapidly at 20 to 25-mile an hour. it's not going to be raining all that long. it will be damp throughout the late morning hours. 57 degrees in philadelphia. coming off yesterday's balmy 80 degrees. dewpoint 40. pressure reading 29.62 inches and falling. winds out of the north at 10 miles per hour. they will pick up later on. especially at the same time tomorrow. the gusts could exceed 50 miles per hour and 60 miles per hour. millville, 58. 355 in -- a pair of 5s in

wilmington. trenton, 53. satellite and radar, showers developing in advance of the second front the polar front right here which is pushing through buffalo and pittsburgh. i've been saying this all morning, had this front crossed the region in january and february, it's so cold behind that temperatures would not have gotten out of the mid 20s. fortunately it's april. the cold front it will be colder, but not as as much as punch as it would had it been january or february. showers through the late morning hours south jersey and delaware. all areas east of the delaware river. it's clouds and sunshine this afternoon. here's a look at what's called the low-level jet. winds at 5,000 feet. this yellow shade 60 to 80 miles per hour. a piece of this will get transferred down to the surface. so wind gusts at surface level

later today will get breezy. overnight tonight its down ride windy with gusts 50 miles per hour. some areas, this model is underdone could see gusts at 60 miles per hour. that continues through the morning hours and into the afternoon on sunday before pulling away sunday evening. of course you have colder temperatures with the gusty winds you're talking windchills. this is what it will feel like if i think tomorrow morning. 80 degrees yesterday, teens north and west, 20 philadelphia, millville, 21. trenton, 21. during course of the day it will get better, but very, very chilly. considering how warm it's been over the last few days. this afternoon, not too bad. 62 degrees, morning showers, brief period of rain giving way to clouds and sun mix. 50 for reading, lancaster, millville, same thing. cape may, 35. philadelphia, 37. millville, 35. trenton, 34. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, shows the numbers bouncing around.

62 degrees today. 48 tomorrow. windchills in the 30s, we're back up to 62 again monday. warmer with rain, 45 tuesday, 50, wednesday, thursday, 60. friday, 53 degrees. you knew it had to happen at some point. you can't keep going into the 70s and 80 it's only march and april. it had to pull back. no 80s next week. we have to find the hat and scarf and boots with the fur. >> reporter: tuesday will be chilly, too. 7:16 is the time. the number of marriages living past the age of -- the number of americans living past 65 is ten fold. it's expected to double by 2030. ajayin the art of aging, tamala edwards has issues challenging older adults and those who love

them. >> reporter: when rita's mom fell the sisters knew what they had to do. we knew she never wanted to be in a nursing home. the idea was to keep her at home and take care of her as best we could. >> reporter: study shows three-quarters of caregivers tried to do it alone. they tap family members and neighbors for help and they higher home instead. they are so backlogged and overwhelmed with all the thing they are doing, that they will crack. >> reporter: it helps that sandy's employer is understanding and home instead said that's a growing trend as more and more workers have elder care obligations. they are coming up with job sharing, work at home options, things like that. >> reporter: still he said it's critical that caregivers take

time to care for themselves. they have to have somebody they can talk to and unload to and say this is what i am dealing with. he recommends finding a physical or creative outlet. even if it's a short walk around the block. it helps recharge the batteries, helps you reaffirm what you're doing. >> reporter: the sisters agree that despite the challenges is extremely rewarding. we're spending great quality time with my mother. >> reporter: it makes you re-evaluate what's important in your life. >> reporter: every county has an office of aging that can help you can find the information at 6abc.com/art of aging. tamala edwards channel 6 "action news."

welcome back on a saturday morning, 7:20 the time, sky6 live hd giving you the glimpse of the temple university camera overlooking center city. meteorologist chris sowers says prepare to be wind-whipped today and prepare for the rain. he'll explain in just a bit. here's a look at what's happening in and around the delaware and lehigh valleys this weekend. a good reminder it is spring at the international orchid show and sail. there will be exhibits of the beautiful flowers on display. check it out at oaks montgomery county. doors open at 9:00 a.m. today i'm tomorrow. head to trenton this weekend for the punk rock flee market. you can stop by for off beat, out of step and lovely crafted items. the flea market mr. takes place on south roebling avenue.

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everyone, 7:24 saturday saturday morning, double scan live showing rain this morning. some of it is coming down heavily at times, as well. especially across western portions of south jersey. we'll make a zoom in there first, mount laurel, mount

new jersey turnpike a slow go. atlantic city expressway. not too much in gloucester and camden county. going east we're picking up the downpours, route 30, and route 9 ocean city to object seek con. millville there's a cell to the east him and there's heavy weather west of the delaware river. lancaster along route 30 and 322. look at these downpours, pushing off to the east at 20 to 25 miles per hour. this is not last all that long maybe through the late morning hours and by afternoon it's clouds and sun. morning showers, brief period of rain, 62 by afternoon. gray? okay, chris, thank you, 7:25. in sports, villanova puts their national championship dream on the line tonight in houston, texas. "action news" is court side,

ducis rogers leads off our coverage. >> reporter: good morning, at this point there's little left to do but play the game tonight. villanova and oklahoma have practiced and watched clowntless hours of -- countless game film, jeff skeverski has more from houston, jay wright talking about the 85 team. there's a side of me i don't want to mess with that, but i would like to see it for our guys. >> reporter: as special as the 1985 team is, this group of villanova players could go down as the best. they are a win away from the most wins in school history. in their sights ending the city of philadelphia's championship drought. i think 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 to the stars, they are dreaming about cutting down the net, but first they have to get by oklahoma to even have a shot. it's a thing you grow up watching. you're on the court you're cutting down the net. you have the confetti flying on you, it's something you want to have the feeling of. >> reporter: it's the biggest stage in college basketball, but villanova insists they are not getting caught up in all the hype that surrounds the final four. they are focused on beating oklahoma and cutting down the nets in houston. with the villanova wildcats, jeff skeverski channel 6 "action news." >> reporter: the sixers still stuck on 9 wins were in charlotte last night. pick up the action in the 4th quarter. walker puts the hornets up a dozen. 27 points and 11 rebounds, game

highs. sixers lose 100-91. phils and or reoles. look where this lands. upper deck. nice home run of the spring. two batters later, ryan howard facing a lefty. you bet ya, the phillies lose 8-7. they face cincinnati on the road. i'm ducis rogers you have yourself a nice weekend. > several blocks of wreckage

after a police chase came to a deadly an fire situation in montgomery overnight. it comes down to tonight. the villanova wildcats play their final four tournament game against oklahoma in houston, texas. the runways at philadelphia rl rl -- international airmt -- airport are wet. chris sowers is outside with the

umbrella, what else will where he need? >> reporter: you'll need the umbrella early on, but we'll see the sunshine and the temperatures return to the 50s and 60s. it's a dreary morning. let's switch it over to double scan live. we have heavier cells, lancaster, reading getting hit right now. there's a steadier cell pushing across western of burlington county where there are yellows and oranges showing up. we'll zoom into the honeybrook area. route 30 it's a slow go, lots of ponding on the roads. we're not seeing much in the way of wind. it's a brief downpour pushing off to the northeast at 20 to 25 miles per hour. once this pulls through, there's not much behind it. there's more in the way of showery activity behind the system through the late morning hours and things will clear out nicely this afternoon.

24 hour temperature change is impressive. the numbers are 18 degrees cooler than yesterday. we're still nice and mild. philadelphia, 57 degrees. that's our normal by the way for this time of the year. millville, 58. upper 40s north north and west. trenton, 53. there's no way we should be at 80 degrees for this time of the year like yesterday. day planner, 11:00 a.m., 54, leftover shower activity. 1:00 p.m., 55. 3:00 p.m., 59. 5:00 p.m., 60 degrees, hopefully the return of sun at that point. what to expect over the next 24 to 48 hours. big cold front on the way big winds on the way and colder with windchills in the 20s and 30s. some locations reaching 80 degrees yesterday, the same areas it will feel like the 20s tomorrow morning. huge, huge changes in the seven-day forecast. when i come back in just a few

minutes i'll have the seven-day forecast and give you all the specifics. gray send it back to you. storm tracker 6 live double scan radar at any time of the day our website head to 6abc.com/weather. new this morning, a philadelphia police officers on patrol may have kept a burning home from becoming the scene after tragedy. they saw smoke coming out of the 2400 block of north stanley street in strawberry mansion. they called firefighters who quickly arrived and rescued a woman hanging from a window yelling for help. the woman was treated for smoke and 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, but the driver sped away. there was a short chase, but the

officer called it off and asked state police to take it over. as he waited he heard the suspect's car crash on the 300 block on main street in red hill. the officer rushed to save the driver, but unable to make the rescue. the police officer is being treated for smoke inhalation. 7:34 shock and exhaustion that's what a some more said she is feeling after being reunited with her kidnapped baby taken from the king of prussia mall. 32 cherie amoore is accused of abducting ashir simmons after bee fringed his mother in the mall. amoore said in court she kidnapped the child to relieve the feeling of holder -- holding her own newborn and she said she lost in february. police have not confirmed she was pregnant. there was no apology i would set 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 and i couldn't imagine i don't want any mother to go through what i want through. >> reporter: the victim's baby was found at amoore's home, the child was not hurt. we're updating 6abc.com with the latest information as it comes into the newsroom. you can see the pictures of the family reunion with the baby boy. in camden police are searching 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. she later died from her injuries. her daughter tells "action news" she witnessed her brother 20-year-old padro sanchez pull

the trigger. other family and friends are pleading with him to turn himself into police. there was a turnout in center city to help a hero. a fundraiser was held in support of jesse hartnett whose arm was shattered by gunfire when he was attacked by a gunman in january. many showed their solidarity by wearing t-shirts with the officer's name. all right, 7:36 is the time. excitement in the air, we're a little more than ten hours away from tipoff of tonight's big final four game between the villanova wildcats and the oklahoma sooners. the cats are two wins away from the national championship since 1985. of course the players are hard at work preparing to hit the hardwood later tonight. coach jay wright kept a watchful eye on their the players as they prepare for the biggest game of their college careers.

a win tonight in houston, in connection texas will send them to the championship game. villanova is in a houston with more on the wildcats pride in the lonestar state. >> reporter: gray it is countdown to the big game, nova nation is here in houston ready to cheer them on tonight. there's a special villanova student who is getting a chance of a lifetime to sing the national anthem before the game begins. ♪ that our flag was still there ♪ >> reporter: moments before tipoff a very special correspond at the oh -- quartet will hit the hard representing villanova carly the pitman new jersey native has been singing her entire life and she is a member of the villanova

basketball team. >> reporter: you're the perfect fit. i know i've been blessed with the opportunity to play basketball with villanova and the ability to sing. i'm happy to combine my passions. >> reporter: when the wildcats take court a villanova fixture will cheer them on as a spiritual advisor. we are all praying. everybody wants to win. >> reporter: feacialt rob -- father rob hagen has been the team priest for the last 8 years. he also is an alum. i was a sophomore back in 85. >> reporter: chris jengs -- jenkin's father calvin is very proud.

chris was a blessed kid athletically, great character kid i thought he was going to be a football player. he was always bigger than than e other kids. >> reporter: we'll be here for the all the action cheering on the wildcats my alma mater in houston. alicia vitarelli channel 6 "action news." fun times in texas. and we want to see how you're cheering on the wildcats this weekend use the #6abc action. we'll have continuing coverage from texas throughout the weekend with live reports from aleash gentleman and jeff skeverski -- alicia and jeff skeverski. happening today, trout season started minutes ago in northern delaware. anglers can cast their lines in the white clay creek, christiana creek and pike creek, beaver run and wilson run and mill creek. a fishing license is required

and you can get it right there online. stay with us, still ahead on "action news" saturday morning, a disturbing chase of hypodermic needles being used over and over during routine tests at a heart clinic in west virginia. now a dozen people have been sickened with hepatitis. ahead, surveying the damage, parts of the south are recovering after strong winds move through the region. meteorologist chris sowers has the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast. prepare for the wind and rain, "action news" saturday morning continues in just a bit.

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cars and a big rig toss the on their side after a tornado in indiana. 100-mile wind were recorded in lafayette. a strong storm toppled trees on a home in alabama. the family is assessing the damage. we have trees in our living room and bedroom and the ceilings are collapsing. the woman adding prospective saying it's okay, because the family is all right. that's good news there. wild weather there and wild weather on the way here. >> reporter: nothing like that we hope. we'll not see tornados or anything like. but we'll see powerful straight line winds with the passage of a

potent cold front later this evening, into the overnight. we have high wind warning overnight tonight into lunchtime tomorrow that could exceed 50 to 60 miles per hour. there's the view in atlantic city, clouds and showers, thundershowers are reported off the coast. double scan live, we have a couple of bands of moisture, one across the western suburbs and another one closer to the shore from cape may to surf city. we'll zoom in there first, look at the lightning strikes popping up. we have a good thunderstorm blossoming right now. there are rains falling across cape may and atlantic county. chadds ford and speed well, moderate rain. pulling away from hammonton and pushing into ocean and monmouth counties. once that pulls through we go to a nuisance on and off

shower-type event. maybe another hour or so of steadier rain and that pulls away and we're doing all right later on. 55 degrees in philadelphia. the numbers coming down with the first cold front that pulled through while you were asleep. pressure reading 29.62 and falling. the winds out of the north at 8 miles per hour. the breezes pick up this afternoon and it become windy overnight tonight and into tomorrow morning. 58 in millville. 58 in dover. wilmington, 55. upper 40s for reading and lancaster. here's satellite and radar, you can see the pocket of moisture over the mid atlantic it's in advance of a cold front pushing through buffalo and pittsburgh. this is a powerful front the secondary front bumps the first one out to sea. it pushes the moisture out to sea, but it shows the cold air overtop with the gusty winds. temperatures will run 45 to 48 degrees for high temperatures tomorrow. but you throw on top of that, a

40 to 50-mile an hour all of a sudden you have windchills in the 30s. we were 80 degrees yesterday it will feel like winter come tomorrow. future tracker 6 franklin institute late morning hours -- future tracker 6 through the late morning hours, we'll have late morning showers, by lunchtime, leftover brief shower, the afternoon is combination of sun and clouds. overnight tonight, there could be a snow shower developing for the poconos only, and points north, scranton, wilks-berre getting into upisstate new york. future tracker 6 with the winds, breezy this afternoon. overnight tonight, the model is showing gusts in the 40s and 50s, the national weather service suggests gusts could reach 60 miles per hour. that could continue through lunchtime before pulling wale. this is 3:00 p.m. it's breezy with gusts 25 to 35 miles per hour. the statement from the weather searching vis goes like this, strong winds through lunchtime

tomorrow. sustained winds or constant winds 25 to 35 miles per hour. we could see gusts as high as 60 miles per hour. it will create difficult traveling conditions on north south roads, new jersey turnpike, 295, garden state parkway, they are all north/south roads. it will make for difficult traveling conditions with a cross wind. there will be power outages at the same time tomorrow. morning showers today, clouds and sun, 62 degrees is the forecasted high. overnight tonight, very windy, lots of clouds out there, a lot colder, 30 degrees outlying suburbs, 34 for center city. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, looks like a rollercoaster in the 60s today. 40s tomorrow, windchills in the 30s, 60 for monday. 40s for tuesday, windchills in the 30s. 50 wednesday, thursday, rain, thunderstorm back up to 60 degrees. why not keeps the trend going and 53 by friday. just when we were used to the 70s 80 saturdays

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there won't be oohing and ahing after your weather report. >> reporter: we're zoom into honeybrook, lancaster, reading, good downpours pushing off to the northeast at 20 miles per hour. i just showed this graphic i want to show it again. i cannot stress it enough, tomorrow morning traveling will be difficult on north south roads because of the powerful cross winds. sustained winds 25 to 35 miles per hour. gusts could reach 06 miles per hour. there will be power lines down and power outages and flights may be delayed at some point tomorrow morning. by afternoon it starts to relax and things calm down. the next 24 hours will get active around here. 62 today. 48 degrees windchills in the 30s tomorrow. you are showing us no love, chris. all right, "good morning america," is next, "action news" continues at 9:00 a.m. here's some of the stories we're

working on for you, the faa is adding more flights at newark international airport. the move could lead to lower ticket prices. plus our coverage. final four continues we go one on one with ryan arcidiacono's family at 9:00 a.m. now, for chris sowers and the entire "action news" team, i'm gray hall. make it a great day. for years, i was a laboratory chemist,

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good morning, america. breaking overnight, severe spring storms. more than a dozen reported tornadoes tearing through the south. >> it's coming this way. >> high winds crushing homes. heavy rain caving in roads forcing water rescues and washing away railway tracks and now the arctic blast on the way. caught on camera, gunned down. the moment a man on a chicago street live streaming on social media is struck by a bullet. the gunman stepping right into view. this morning, police on an all-out manhunt. new this morning, thousands of bees on the attack. >> they're swarming all in there. >> people running for cover from an angry swarm. >> you can see a bunch of them in that room where that door was open.