tell you about this fire, firefighters said heavy winds caused trees to fall or power lines there. this is the mount pleasant united methodist church intersection of route 49 and pearl street in cumberland county. it started at 5:30, the heavy wind have been give firefighters difficult time. this is an active scene. firefighters quickly struck a second alarm to help fight the church fire. you can see there the flames we were talking about. we are told that the steeple on the church collapsed because of the fire. we've been following this for sometime now. so far no reports of injuries. high winds hampering the efforts of the firefighters and high winds caused trees to fall into some power lines which likely caused the fire. we'll track this all morning and bring you updates as they come into the newsroom. a pleasant good morning to you, nydia han off this morning,

meteorologist chris sowers outside tracking the accuweather forecast. chris i can see it's windy. >> reporter: can you hear that? the winds are roaring this morning. 50 to off miles per hour gusts reported throughout the -- 50 to 60 miles per hour gusts reported throughout the delaware valley. thisdouble scan live this is the current view on the radar. we have rain showers and spritzes and sprinkles reported across south jersey. i want to take it back to 11:00 p.m., this is what double scan looked like. this is the line of showers and thunderstorms that ripped through here. you can see the reds and oranges. this line produced all kinds of damage across south jersey and delaware. nearly 1,000 strikes alone reported in cumberland county. look at the upper left-hand side of the screen. you see the counter the lightning box there, those were taken in 15 minute increments. there were over one thousand lightning strikes. here's a look at the damage that

was reported in georgetown, delaware, trees reported stuck in-houses from the winds. mobile homes flipped over and tractor-trailer was flipped over. i was reading the statements coming out of the storm prediction center. a lot of damage sounds tornadic. it sounds severe and extensive. in cape may county, dennisville gusts up to 71 miles per hour. a camper was flipped over and shingles were blown off the homes. winds are whipping. 4 is miles per hour in philadelphia. 43 in reading. 50 in lancaster. 52 in atlantic city and cape may 47 miles per hour. forecast for today, temperatures pulling out of the 30s, eventually into the 40s look for a combination of sun and clouds. windy and chilly. with a high of 47 degrees.

windchills stuck in the 30s, gray i can't take much of this. i'm going to head back inside, i'll see you ahead in 15 minutes. don't blow away out there, man, come back inside. overnight storms left behind destruction in parts of the area. this is video of a large tree that came crashing down on a home on kingsley road in cherry hill, new jersey. a husband and wyche were inside the home -- a husband and wife were inside, but they were not hurt. cancellation of the get your rear in gear run and remembrance walk has been called off due to safety concerns. it raises awareness about colon cancer. remember you can get the seven day forecast and check storm tracker 6 live at any time at 6abc.com/weather.

your time 7:03. turning to villanova victory in houston, texas. villanova faithful and new fans cheered as the wildcats ran away with a historic blowout win over oklahoma. the cats have a shot to win the national championship in the big game. it happens tomorrow night. "action news" sports reporter jeff skeverski is in houston texas covering this incredible tournament run. he said jay wright apologized after the game. >> reporter: villanova scores the biggest win in final four history, a 44 point romp over oklahoma they are one win away from their national championship in 31 years. way to go. one more. one more. >> reporter: josh hart and nova players chanting one more as they come off the floor.

hart's 23 points the most by the villanova player in the final four since 1971. jay wright apologized to oklahoma's head coach and now they are close to to a second championship in school history. even if we're not making shots we have a chance. it's crazy, so to have that, to be in another championship is crazy, i hope it doesn't hit us until after monday. >> reporter: describe the feeling in the locker room to know you're a win away with this group winning your national championship. i had to do media stuffer they were waiting for me, no jumping up and down, just business, they want to get on to the next game. i hope we can be fresh, we have to play everybody a lot of minutes, i think they are getting dialed in for monday

night. it's hard to believe that villanova dominated in that fashion considering the fire alarm at the team hotel was going off at 53:51 in the morning. players joked in the locker room if that's the effect it had they hope it goes off again monday morning before they play north carolina for the national title. jeff skeverski channel 6 "action news." villanova was the epicenter of the fan frenzy. it erupted with joy as the cats ran away with the huge win. trish hartman is on campus with more. >> reporter: the nova nation went wild on campus after watching the wildcats dominate the sooners. the 44 point win was at highest margin of victory in a semifinal game ever. the fans couldn't be prouder. nova nation! this is a villanova championship year. this is villanova championship

year. >> reporter: the celebration continued off campus with students flood the the streets in bryn mawr after the game. seven were arrested, two were arrested for assaulting a police horse. the students can't wait to see the wildcats take on the tar heels for the national championships overnight. my grandfather went to nova, my dad went to nova. now i go to nova. my dad celebrated 1985 championship now i will celebrate the 2016 championship. we worked 0 hard for this, let's go villanova. maybe next time we can find more excited fans. that was trish hartman with that report. alicia vitarelli and jeff skeverski are in houston, texas for villanova's final four return! and their live reports continue tonight on "action news" of course at 6:00 p.m.

whether you are a fan of coach wright or the entire team "action news" wants to see you and how you are cheering on nova nation, send us your pictures use the #6abc action. dramatic video look at this, shows a man clinking to the side of a school bus, we'll tell you what led up to this coming up. there's a new hitech less invasive way to treat receding gums, pinhole rejuvenation being done by doctors in the area. >> reporter: strong gusts winds continue into the midday before subsiding. temperatures rebound in the seven-day forecast. we have several chances of rain, details after this. before the break, how about this nova spirit. that picture dating back to 1985. this little girl with her cute

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so glad you stayed with us on a sunday morning. this is a live picture along city avenue. where you see the wind is whipping out there. meteorologist chris sowers was theause in wow did you hear that that clap of thunder probably startled people from their sleep overnight. the wind gusts pushed a shopping cart, the geese were grateful

for all the water courtesy of mother nature. meteorologist chris sowers is back in the studio. you were getting whipped around out there. >> reporter: it almost blew me off my stand, look at the hair not out of place. that's what you needed to. i wear about hair every -- i worry about hair everyday. >> reporter: let's get you the view, live at the philadelphia international airport. the winds continue to howl. we have winds at 50 miles per hour. we have seen damage we'll go over the damage reports in a minute. double scan live we had snow showers first thing this morning. all that is now pushing out to sea. and long gone at this point. peak windy gusts, wrightstown you're leading the pack. there's another report in cape may county, 71. philadelphia, northeast, 59.

wilmington, 55 miles per hour. atlantic city, 48 miles per hour. and reading, 40 miles per hour. there's some more of the damage that's coming into the weather center. newport cumberland county new jersey, power outages reporting a transformer slowedded and we have a lot of -- exploded and we have a lot of reports of tree limbs down and larger trees that have been after lunchtime, the wind warning will expire, we'll seer 350 to 60 miles per hour. system it will pull back to 40 miles per hour. 41 in philadelphia. a pair of 4s in millville. 46 in trenton. satellite and radar there's that little low right there, quickly pushing on through the mid atlantic into new england. heavy snow is flying for boston,

rhode island, hartford connecticut reporting moderate snow. pulling away winds on the back edge, out of the west northwest, lake-effect snow streamers off lake erie and ontario. it's going to be a nice looking day, it will be blustery and cold. two days ago we were at 80 degrees. today we have windchills in the 30s. future tracker 6 lots of sun shining down, 4:00 p.m., this afternoon, combination of sun and clouds, we'll cloud up overnight tonight. another clipper system will pull through. this one does not have the punch that the last one had. this is upstate new york, new york-pennsylvania state line. maybe getting as far south as the poconos. i think tomorrow afternoon it will be all rain for us as temperatures get into the 60s and the snow moves into new

england. winds we'll track this out for you. you can see how everything subsides this afternoon. 3:00 p.m., 50-plus, down to 22 later on. later this evening, no windy at all goes calm in trenton. 3 in philadelphia. there's the clock, look at that, 11:00 p.m., 4 miles per hour in allentown and 4 in the poconos on him to see the breezes pick up again as we head into monday. this time around it will be a warmer breeze. chilly breeze today. warm tomorrow. 47 degrees, winds constant or sustained 20 to 30 miles per hour. gusting as high as 50 to 06 miles per hour this morning. mainly cloudy and chilly overnight tonight. 0 outlying suburbs, 37 for center city. looking like the beginning of march once again. we have a rollercoaster ride, 47 today. 63 tomorrow. 40s on tuesday, windchills in the 30s. wednesday, 56 degrees partly

sunny, thursday, periods of rain, but it's mild again high of 60. friday, 50 degrees, saturday, clouds and sun, 54. wow. what does spring start up again. >> reporter: it should be after the seven-day forecast. day number 8. i hopefully' 7:15. a boston man look at this was dragged by a school bus trying to pick up his daughter. the horrifying ordeal was caught on camera. he said he was waiting for his five-year-old daughter at the backup thursday, but the driver wouldn't met her off the bus. the driver suddenly began to excel rate. he decided to grab a hold of the passenger side mirror. the driver is on paid administrative leave.

lbd so glad you stayed with us. a one person is dead after a small plane crashed on a busy highway in southern california. cell phone video shows the frantic moments as firefighters and volunteers tried to rescue the people inside the crash. it skidded 250 feet and it slammed into a nissan that was stopped on the shoulder. a person in the back seat was killed. the plane was made from a can it from a former owen yankees -- owner, yankees catcher who made an emergency landing on the same

highway 16 years ago. fixing receding gums has been a painful ordeal now there's a new procedure. >> reporter: when joys packer told friends she needed surgery for receding gums they warned her it could be rough. the usual way could be painful. the most traditional way is for the doctor to take a sliver of gum from the palate and transfer it to another part of the mouth. >> reporter: they are using pinhole gum rejuvenation. there's no insignatureses no scalpels. >> reporter: they recorrect -- reconnect the gum. they put these strips of

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>> reporter: welcome back everyone, 7:24 subpoenaed morning. satellite and radar showing all the weather is up here near the northern tier states, the mid atlantic, everyone else is clear. once you get out of phl, everything is okay. 28 degrees in chicago. 28 in cincinnati. 38 in philadelphia. but more seasonable weather down here to the south and southwest. so we have another little pattern change on the way. there's philadelphia. right now the jet stream looks like, everybody north of that line is chilly. everybody south of that line is mild. starting tomorrow we start to see the jet look more like this again, it starts to warm up. here's all the cold air. by the time we get into tuesday, the cold pocket moves over top of us and finally pulls away for

good thursday and friday, a little bit of a rollercoaster road over the next several days. sunny and windy, 47 degrees. windchills in the flyers and villanova continue a magical run. >> reporter: ducis rogers. >> reporter: good morning, one more, last night they crushed oklahoma a rematch of the game they played back in december, the sooners won that by 23 points. a different story last night. josh hart forces buddy hield into a turnover. buddy hield held to 9 points. nova does not look back. later hart scores 23, nova up 42-28 at the break. second half, more of the same.

sooners tried pressing on defense, that doesn't work. bridges, 59-41 nova. nova wins 95-51. it's the biggest beat down ever in a national semi four final game. i was shocked, it was one of those dailies, we made everything, they couldn't make everything, kind of similar to our game in hawaii against them. everyone took a shot it seemed like it was going in, it was surreal. we know we were going to do about it was a testament to all the hard work we put in all the shooting we did. defensive and rebound. >> reporter: syracuse and north carolina, 74-62 tar heels, marcus page 1 points, one of

four -- 13 points, one of four starters with double figures. 83-66. it will be villanova and north carolina tomorrow night from houston with the title on the line. the cats have beaten one number seed this tournament why not make it two. getting into the playoffs may not be the flyers ultimate goal. flyers and senators yesterday afternoon, a chippy game even the refs were getting knocked around. flyers on the power play, wayne simmons in front. he will deflect the puck in. 1-0. 2-1 flyers in the third. another power play, simmons, 28th of the season. flyers win 3-2. they are two points behind the islander for the 7th spot. that's a look at sports this morning, i'm ducis rogers.

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so glad you stayed with u, mount pleasant unite the church in millville, the fire started at 5:30, after firefighters arrived they struck a second alarm bringing in more help of course. this is the action cam live at

the scene. crews have been cutting the tree that fell. it's likely the culprit behind the church fire. the wind blew a tree into power lines that sparked the flames that destroyed that church. stick with "action news" and 6abc.com for updates on this breaking news story throughout the morning. and a pleasant good morning for to you, nydia han off, chris sowers is outside. what is that stick in your hand? >> reporter: he's are falling from the trees. another problem we're having. on secondary roads i'm getting reports from twitter follows and my friends on facebook, trash cans all over the place. be careful on the secondary roads. anything that is not hunkered down the winds are whipping around. gusts are as high as 50 miles per hour. remember how nice friday was, combination of sun an clouds, it

was warm and humid. look at the high, philadelphia, 80 degrees, pottstown, 80 degrees, glassboro, 80 degrees. third time so far this year we hit 80 degrees or warmer. smyrna, 78 degrees. look at this now, windchills in the teens north and west, 19 in reading. 17 in lancaster. feels like 26 in philadelphia. 26 in millville. and 26 very blustery degrees in dover. winds gusting 30, 40, 50 miles per hour. take your pick, it's windy everywhere. 352 miles per hour in atlantic. 41 in philadelphia. much colder to the north where they are reporting snow showers along the new york state line. pittsburgh, 26. binghamton, 20. new york city 37 degrees, new york city may drop into the teens for the overnight low. unbelievable.

37 degrees by 9:00 a.m. 11:00 a.m., 39. 1:00 p.m., 42. 3:00 p.m., 45. shooting for a high of 47. windchills in the 30s, look for a combination of sun and clouds. not a big fan of the chilly weather, the good news we warm up tomorrow we're back up into the 60s along with that comes the chance of wet weather. i'll have the details in the seven-day forecast when i see you just just a few minutes. watch out for the falling branches, please. we don't want you hurt. villanova is scorching on fire this morning, they are playing their best going into the national championship game in houston. nova shot an aton issuing 7 -- astonishing 71%. they annihilated oklahoma. next up, mighty north carolina. for nova fans nothing would be finer than a victory over carolina. it would e -- etch the 2610 team

with the first chip championship >> reporter: people are bleeding blue and white, what an exciting game people traveling far and wide across the delaware valley here to houston to watch the wildcats play, win and make history. some sad faces for the not so okay oklahomanss. see you later, sooners. while nova nation is on fire, they are bleeding blue and white and the wildcats are roaring. >> reporter: just a little exciting, no. very exiting. we killed them. we were there in 85. we are going to do it again. kyle katz is a friend of ryan

arcidiacono and played basketball with the nova star. these guys drove from neshaminy high school. he drove 25 hours to be here? >> reporter: worth every mile. >> reporter: and these ladies paid a lot to fly. it's very expensive, it's the final four, it was a big commitment and stay through tuesday. >> reporter: on the my way out of the game i caught up with the ryan arcidiacono family and mom, patty and five of her 6 children, ryan number four out of 6 in the pecking orderly of they have a family tradition they do at every game. they all sit in the same seats in the same order, they say this is what insures a win, i imagine that's how they will be sitting on monday night, one more win, you guys, we are in hiews --

houston, alicia vitarelli channel 6 "action news." let's switch to trish hartman you on the campus of villanova. we're the best team in the nation. we play like that, no one can beat us. we're going to the championship, man. i watched villanova growing up in high school. >> reporter: students filled lang avenue in bryn mawr, villanova crushed the sooners with a final score of 95-51. the largest margin of victory in the final four game ever. radnor police say search arrests were made last night, two of the arrests for assaulting a police horse. no word on any charges. students we spoke with say they were thrilled to watch such a dominant wildcats team. they are convinced this is their year. it's a dream come true. nobody can stop us.

oklahoma is going home sooner than they thought. let's go cats. bring it home, boys. >> reporter: trish hartman channel 6 "action news." alicia vitarelli even jeff skeverski are in houston for the championship game, alicia's jeff's live reports continue on "action news" right up until tipoff tomorrow night. you can see them online at 6abc.com. here's a look at some pictures of all the fan frenzy. as you can see you don't have to be a nova grad to be part of nova nation. your time 7:36 new information to tell you about this morning, fire ripped through a home in cape may county, new jersey. this started around 1:20 in the 100 block of perry road in the town of petersburg. took about an hour for firefighters to bring the fire under control. this morning no word about injuries. investigators have not yet determined the cause of the fire. also new this morning, a head-on collision in camden, new jersey has critically injured one man.

the action cam was at the scene at fair view and waynewright street. medics took the 45-year-old victim to the hospital. there were no reports of the other driver being injured. police are trying to determine the cause of the crash. back here at home, the candidates for president are making their comments before the contest for the presidency in wisconsin. the next president of united states donald j. trump. >> reporter: after a rocky week on the campaign trail donald trump calling in reinforce. sarah palin. she has that energy and the big brain power. >> reporter: trump addressing recent numbers that show him struggling ahead of the tuesday primary trailing primary ted cruz by double digits. i'm not doing well because

nobody knows my message. >> reporter: cruz showing his confident leaving the state to court delegates in north north . it's possible that the men and women gathered here will decide this nomination. >> reporter: if tramp loses on tuesday, the -- trump loses on tuesday, the contested convention getting much higher. i believe we'll do just fine. >> reporter: tuesday's wisconsin primary pivotal for the democrats, bernie sanders keeping on message hitting on frontrunner, hillary clinton on environmental i. i will phase out tracking. secretary of state clinton pushed this technology. >> reporter: behind the campaign scenes back and forth over the

next debates. clinton stayed focused on the issues. it helps a lot of companies in wisconsin. senator sanders doesn't like it because it occasionally helps a big company. the latest poll puts clinton and sanders in a dead heat. with the wisconsin primary days away, presidential candidates, governor john kasich and bernie sanders will make appearances on this week. you can see their interviews on 6abc. 7:39 sunday morning. the young talented musicians at the curtis symphony are bringing sounds of the city to the stage. 6abc loves the arts tells you about their upcoming concert. sky6 live hd taking you live outside with a glimpse right here of cape may. meteorologist chris sowers tracking the windy, cold

weather, he is back next with the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast.

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strong winds knocked down trees on power lines right into the church which likely caused the church fire. so far no reports of any injuries. we're talking to fire officials and trying to get you the latest on the church fire in millville, new jersey. of course stick with "action news" and 6abc.com throughout the morning on the breaking news story. >> reporter: we want to take you live outside the temple university camera overlooking center city. the wind is still aproblem out there. if you saw meteorologist chris sowers earlier, we were going to tie you down, chris. you almost got hit in the head. >> reporter: falling sticks and branches. it blew me off my stand where i stand 0 to do the shot on city avenue. it's unbelievable. i've been tweeting back and forth with cecily and adam. they are running in the half marathon. good luck. it's crazy. let's get you outside and show you what's going on. we are in atlantic city.

the winds continue to haul. the highest report of wind gusts it's an unofficial report 71 miles per hour three miles per hour shy of hurricane-force wind speeds in dennisville township in cape may county. that was earlier this morning. we've seen 50 and 60s over the last couple of hours, a tremendous amount of wind. we saw snow showers first thing this morning. we we went from 80 degrees fridy to thunderstorms last night and windchills in the teens and 20s. what a dramatic change. saturday's high, 65. today we're shooting for 47. at whichit will be a struggle th that mark. most of the time we're hovering around 44, 45. 17 degrees in lancaster. reading, 19. look at the poconos. feels like 7 in the mountains. 20 in allentown. 26 for philadelphia. millville. 23 in trenton. feels like 30 degrees in

wildwood. winds continue out of the west/northwest these are gusts. 43 in reading. lancaster, closing in on 50. 52 in atlantic city. trenton, 46. cape may, 40 miles per hour. over the next couple of hours with the strong gusty winds in a west/northwesterly direction, i can't stress this enough, traveling westbound difficult. in particular it's roads that run from north to south because of the cross wind that's dropping. it will knock your cars all over the place. bridges and over passes take it slow out there. gusts 50 to 60 miles per hour. there's a lot of down trees and power lines that are down and numerous power outages that are reported. cumberland, county, cape may county, south jersey, extensive wind damage with the storms that pulled through. georgetown, sussex county delaware, we have damage that could tornadic in nature. we had a tractor-trailer that

was flipped over down there, as well. this is the system that produced the wind. heavy snow is flying for the system we're starting to clear on the backside, it was a rough time of it last last night as te thing swept through. it's 10, 20% of the country that's seeing the crazy weather. the second clipper we're watching is this right here, it is not as impressive as the first one that pulled through last night. that will reinforce the wind tomorrow night into tuesday morning. 0 we'll see nothing we're experiences right now. combination of sun and clouds, mainly cloudy overnight tonight. here comes the second system, monday morning snow is flying north and west, this is well north and west, upstate new york, scranton, wilks-berry area. whatever moisture we see will fall in the form.

liquid. showers tomorrow afternoon and clouds giving way to clearing as we get into monday night and tuesday. windchills later on, they will improve, but it's going to feel like february or march out there. 2:30, it will feel like 34 in philadelphia. 30 in reading. 27 in allentown. you can see all the numbers improve by evening. 39 in philadelphia. 40 in wilmington. by tomorrow afternoon it will feel like the 60s again. 65 in millville and dover. 60 in philadelphia. for today, temperatures struggling through the mid 40s, 47 in philadelphia. wilmington, 48, mid 40s north and west. very windy combination of sun and clouds, it will feel like the 30s all day long. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, then shows a warmup tomorrow, 63. back in the 40s tuesday. 46 degrees, windchills in the 30s. wednesday, partly sunny and warmer 56. thursday not bad, 60 degrees lots of clouds around and a little bit of rain. friday, 50 degrees, clouds and

leftover showers, saturday, clouds and sun, 54 degrees, so, just you said hold on to your hat i'm saying don't wear a hat. take it easy out there, it's rough. i'm seeing a clicker is there a button that says spring? windy weather conditions are behind a cancellation this morning you need to know about this the get your rear in gear run. has been called off due to safety concerns. organizers have not announced whether they will reschedule. we'll keep you posted. the phillies are laying out the tempting ballpark menu and more ahead of the home opener a week from tomorrow. fans can chow down on a turkeyy burger and chick-fil-a and rita's.

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tell you about this morning. you have to take a look at this, a devastating scene philadelphia firefighters and police officers were called out to the five thousand block of warrington avenue shortly after 6:00 a.m. after a building collapsed injuring a man. this is a hard scene to look at. you can see portions of the building on the screen. the incident involved the buildings 5015 to 5025. a partial collapse of a building that sent a bricks and mortar hit the car occupied by a man. police have closed off the street. firefighters are checking the collapsed building for anyone inside. hopefully no one is inside the build. medics transported the man with

non-life threatening injuries to penn presbyterian hospital. we're waiting to hear back from l l&i to respond. we'll keep you posted. a syracuse fan posted on instagram that the tree in the yard in cherry hill took the orangeman's loss harder than he did. the tree lifted the suv in the driveway. the dramatic picture there. 7:52. curtis symphony or which he orcs preparing for its final concert of the season and karen rogers tells us in the 6abc loves the arts. students plan to go out with a bang. >> reporter: curtis institute of music is one of the nation's top music conservatory. students attend tuition free. they put on a concert to

showcase their talent. every concert has a major orchestral piece that will bring down the house. >> reporter: and in this concert it's a piece inspired by the sounds of new york city in the early 20 century. perez is taking you into the heart of the city where you feel you're on the subway with all the screeches and halts and starts and stops. >> reporter: it's the french composer's trinity to his newly adopted homeland. any sounds, construction sites, traffic jams it's fair game for music. >> reporter: there's an expanded orchestra it's full of sound effects from the roar of a lion to a police siren. they will perform a pastural piece by clawed

it has a clear and big beat. >> reporter: for the students, the final concert of the season can be emotional. a number of of the students will be graduating this will be their final orchestra performance. that's a big deal. >> reporter: they perform sunday evening april 17 in the kimmel center verizon hall. go to arts in philly.org or loves the arts. or 6abc loves the arts i'm karen rogers. (vo) shop all makes, models and colors in your neighborhood...

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the winds begin to subside later on. 47 degrees windchills in the 30s. suddenly we're back in the 60s tomorrow. breezy rain developing late in the day. 46 chilly for tuesday, warming up wednesday and thursday. "good morning america" is next on channel 6 "action news." "action news" continues later this morning. here's some of the stories we're working on. no, actually we're going to say goodbye because we're out of time. make it a great day!

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america runs on dunkin'. good morning, america. happening now, blast of winter. april's cold shoulder. 60-mile-an-hour winds whipping from chicago to boston. this driver's close call. >> the sign fell onto his honda accord smashing it to bits. >> trees down. power out and now the big chill. all you need to know about the wicked weather ahead. campaign countdown, days to go before the next crucial contest in wisconsin. will this be a turning point? donald trump's confession about this photo. >> it's gotten to the point where i could not care less about donald trump. >> as hillary clinton and been bernie sanders trade their own jabs. >> it is just too late for the same old same old establishment politics.