falling, but the feel of winter is hanging around. a freeze warning is in effect. this morning police are looking for the people who robbed two 7-eleven stores in minutes overnight in philadelphia. bernie sanders is firing back at hillary clinton with a new campaign ad with spike lee.

we're beginning this april 10 with a freeze warning. watch out as you walk out, patches of black ice developed on parking lots and sidewalks. crons -- crops are in danger as temperatures hover around freezing. the cold spring has already cost some farmers. the race beginning at 8:30, it will be down right cold for the philadelphia love run half marathon. >> reporter: outside to meteorologist chris sowers you're bundled up, too, chris. >> reporter: how about three layers. that will do the trick. april 10 it was warmer on march 10th. unbelievable how chilly it is. of course with the snow just doesn't look and feel like spring around the delaware and lehigh valleys. snowfall totals let's take a

look at them, wayne, pennsylvania, 4.7. valley forge, 3 1/2. graterford, 2 inches. allentown half inch of fresh white snow. this is what it looked like in parts of the area. west of philadelphia, the big silver dollar flakes came down in clumps. this is the view in glen mills. this was sent in by dottie. all of a sudden this happened, the storm shifted to the south and we started picking up the huge white flakes in south jersey and delaware, as well. we were in the anticipating too much in the way of accumulating snow in south jersey and delaware. mullica hill, 3 inches. vineland, 2. avalon 2. ocean city not on the list picked up two inches of snow. port norris picked up # -- 3 inches of snow. haddon heights an inch of snow. upper deer field township cumberland county sent in by

melanie. look at the snow. big fat flakes made for pretty views, but treacherous conditions on thed roads. we have black ice that has developed and frozen slush in spots. the freeze warning is in effect until 10:00 a.m. sow south jersey and delaware -- south jersey and delaware. milder afternoon looking for high temperatures close to 50 degrees. it's milder as we head into monday. when i come back in just a few minutes we're tracking milder temperatures and a little bit of rain in the seven-day forecast. i have that coming up in just a bit. you wouldn't expect the jersey shore to look like in the middle of april. sky6 live hd captured the snow-caked beach and boardwalk in atlantic atlantic city. jeff chirico talked to people who spent time out in the cold. >> reporter: it's jack frost

springtime performance and on the cold and blustery streets of center city, people are ready to drop the curtain. it's ridiculous. i wish the weather man would get his stuff straight. i can't understand, one dy it's 80, one day it's 30. , this family skimmed down broad street -- skipped down broad street to keep warm. >> reporter: these ladies in town for the half marathon said it may be their last. it was cold two years in a row. i thought i'm never going to do this again, because it's really cold. we are both military veterans and this is nothing compared to the situations we've been in. >> reporter: huge flakes fell over haddonfield, new jersey. spring flowers in center city. philadelphia university in east falls, excited kids ate it up. a nuisance, perhaps, but adults are ready to see the snow go.

i would rather be hot. >> reporter: as the snow moved out and night fell, temperatures plunged leaving some begging for mother nature to get her act together. mother nature have mercy on us, please. please. >> reporter: in center city, jeff chirico channel 6 "action news." mercy, please, mother nature stay with 6abc.com/weather and storm tracker 6 live radar. for the latest on the cold weather and snowfall. be sure to follow the members of "action news" weather team for the latest on twitter and facebook. philadelphia police are looking for two robbers who held up two 7-eleven convene stores within minutes of -- conconvenience stores within wins of each other. the one of the suspects had a handgun and demanded cash and

cigarettes. they ran out without physically hurting anyone. action cam was at the second store, the three robbers forced the clerk to hand over the money. they drove off in a dark colored sedan. police are looking at the surveillance video to try to identify the suspects. there's investigation into a killing of a robbery suspect in olney. an off-duty police officer fired the fatal shot. viewer video shows the scene moments after the shooting on the 5700 block of park avenue. police say the suspect was trying to hold up an elderly person. investigators say the off duty officer confronted the suspect and told him to drop his weapon. that's when the suspect allegedly pointed a gun at the officer who fired a shot. there was a foot chase and police say the suspect fired at the officer, he returned fire, this time hitting the suspect who died a short time later. he said don't move, don't

move. screaming call 911. i watched him take the gun off him, he had a 32 or something. we know this morning the officer involved in this was not injured. police say the robbery victim only had minor injuries. turning to the race for president, hillary clinton is banking on new yorkers to stop bernie sanders' surge. he won seven of the last 8 state primaries. he has a new ad from spike lee to show he has support from minorities. he sees all of you, he sees us as a whole people a whole country. >> reporter: hillary clinton has dominated the minority votes so far. minority voters will make or break the candidates in new york where clinton served as senator and sanders was born. i believe is county is judged not by how many millionaires and billionaires it

has. it is judged by how it treats the weakest and most vulnerable peach amongst us. sanders' win a narrow victory in the wyoming caucus also. hillary clinton concedes that the big apple primary may be a game changer. we are on the path to the nomination, but i need to win big in new york, because, because, the sooner i can become the nominee, i can turn and unify the democratic party like i did with president obama back in 2008. sunny hillary and bernie sanders visited -- as you know, hillary clinton and bernie sanders visited philadelphia last week in preparing for the pennsylvania primary. inside story looks at the rhetoric leading to the pennsylvania primary. in the next half-hour we'll

hear from the republican presidential candidates courting voters in new york this week. staff and coaches at the pennsylvania state schools will not go on strike. if talks don't make progress, the union said it will take a strike authorization vote either at a meeting in the summer or during one in september. union members have been working without a contract for more than a year. the next negotiating session is scheduled for april 28th. 7:09 there's much more to come on "action news" sunday morning. dramatic new escrowed hose a fireworks explosion in india that ended in tragedy. flooding landslide drivers in streets that look more like lakes out west. how about this, philadelphia has another team in the playoffs, jeff skeverski looks at the flyers big win.

>> reporter: nydia. windchills this morning don't look like april. the poconos feels like 9 degrees. a warmup is on the way, though, i'll let you know when it arrives in the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast. fios is not cable. we're wired differently. in the last 10 years our competitors have received a few awards. but we've received a few more, including jd power who ranked us highest in customer satisfaction for the third year in a row. only fios has the fastest internet

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it could only be called, black silk, from folgers. a taste you could enjoy, fresh brewed, or one cup at a time. black silk, from folgers. welcome back, 7:12, sunday, only 33 degrees. sky6 live hd taking a live look at atlantic city as the sun is rising. it's a pretty shot there, but, brrr it's cold outside. >> reporter: over snow-covered atlantic city. let's get you outside. there's the view in cape may. we were off to a wonderful start, 80 degrees, the first day of april. from that point on everything has gone downhill quickly. sun climbing clear skies. double scan live is clear we'll keep it that way throughout sunday afternoon.

next chance of rain monday morning, and the better chance monday into tuesday. 33 degrees, dewpoint, 13. pressure reading is rising. winds out of the north at 7 miles per hour. ocean temperature 47 degrees. freeze warning in effect for all areas shaded in blue south jersey and delaware, chester, delaware and montgomery and lower bucks county in southeastern pennsylvania. the numbers are mighty chilly right now. 32 in philadelphia. 27 in wilmington. reading, 25. lancaster, 25. you have a little bit of snow on the ground out here. allentown, 27. 19 in the poconos where it feels like only 9 when you factor in the winds. feels like the teens north and west, low 20s south and east, unbelievable. 29 in trenton. 26 in philadelphia. feels like a pair of 2s for wilmington and dover. satellite and radar, yesterday's storm exiting off the coast pushing into the canadian maritimes. it left us with clear skies.

the good news we have bright sunshine and blue skies, we have the west/northwesterly breeze on the backside of the departing low. monday, winds shift out of the west southwest. this is a warm front cutting through the ohio and great lake states this morning. you can see moisture on the leading edge of that. none of that will make it in here. we're not expecting snow. rain showers are possible monday night into tuesday. surface maps, looks like, we'll track that warm front monday into tuesday, you'll notice a change with the temperatures. we're back up into the 60s starting tomorrow afternoon. future tracker 6 later on, mostly sunny conditions. this is what is called cirrus clouds or high, thin clouds, the sun will beat through that. expect high, thin clouds most of the day. overnight tonight, mostly cloudy, maybe an isolated shower first thing tomorrow morning,

9:00 a.m. but mostly dry. thing tomorrow afternoon, cloudy, but isolated areas pick up showers. for the phillies home opener, can't rule out a shower, most of us will avoid that. monday night into tuesday here comes the steadier batch of rain. tuesday looks like the rain day we can see anywhere from a quarter to three-quarters of an inch of rain with the front. milder, a nice finish for the weekend. 50 degrees if forecasted high. call for the phillies mostly cloudy skies and spotty shower. first pitch temperature, 60 degrees by the 9th inning we're back to 58 or 59. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, periods of rain for tuesday, fairly mild 60 degrees, wednesday, sun and clouds, 58. thursday, clouds some sun, 62. we just changed the wording up a little bit there. friday, turning warmer, 64. saturday, sun and clouds, 63. the early call for next sunday

we're back up to 70 degrees. so you asked me earlier is that the last from old man winter? i think so so. high winds toppled a huge tree in durham, north carolina. it landed on top of a car and injured two people inside. it brought down a live power line when it came tumbling down, both people were critically injured. storms caused flooding problems for drivers this weekend. look at this, this woman waited patiently for help after she got stuck in knee-high water. transportation workers blocked off several roads in an attempt to keep others from making the same mistake. a homeless man was injured after the water rushed beneath the bridge where he had been staying. we're back after the break.

in the last eight years, the fracking industry has spent over $40 million dollars on lobbying in pennsylvania. so it's no surprise that even though they've had over 4,000 violations, all they've ever gotten is just a slap on the wrist it's time for that change. i'm josh shapiro, and i'll hold the oil and gas companies criminally liable for poisoning our air and our drinking water. i'll be an attorney general who always works for you. democrat josh shapiro. he'll stand up for us.

[fireworks going off from an. -- 100 people were killed in a massive fire. the fire was started by a spark from a fireworks display that ignited a separate batch of fireworks that were stored inside the temple. the indian prime minister tweeted his condolences and plans to visit the site. we've learned this morning former new orleans saint defensive end was shot and killed after a confrontation with another driver following a traffic accident. it happened when a hummer rear ended smith's vehicle causing his car to hit another vehicle. investigators say the 34-year-old smith was shot after exchanging words with the driver of the hummer. we're told that the smith died at the scene. his wife was also shot.

she is being treated in the hospital for two bullet injuries in her right leg. the 30-year-old driver of the hummer was taken into police custody and officers say they have recovered the handgun used in the shooting. smith ranks 4th in saints history with 67 sacks. high school students who get too little sleep or too much sleep are likely to indulge in risky behavior. students who get 35 -- five or six hours a night will drink and drive. that was true for kids who got more than ten hours a night. they don't know if sleeping too much or too little is reflection of depression. a new federal study finds kids eat cake and cookies and

brownies at 9 month of age. the martins -- majority are getting few fruits and vegetables. remember to keep portions small and keep meals on a schedule and be patient. 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, 7:23 sunday morning, you're looking at the satellite and radar, you see how the clouds are moving southwest to northeast here. see this bulge pushing forward here. we'll see the winds go more like this. that is the parent starting to take shape. all this cold that we've been

dealing with all week long that will push back to the north in the had you had don bay and near -- hudson bay near greenland. here's the cold stuff up here in southeastern canada. 20s and 30s and teens in new england. look at the 50s and 60s starting to build off the southwest. all that pushes east in the next couple of days. we'll call it milder, but somewhat chilly compared to what we've been dealing with over the past months. 54 is the high, tomorrow, we get up to 63. in sports this morning, the flyers season ends tonight in new york, but then it's off to the playoffs, here's jeff skeverski. >> reporter: at villanova's parade jay wright said the championship is just a warmup for the pro teams like the flyers. could he be right.

hours later, the flyers fighting for the playoffs clinch. let's go flyers! >> reporter: villanova a good luck charm the champs at the flyers penguins game they needed a win to save the season. steve mason, jake borachek to wayne simmons ties it at 1. career high 32nd of the season. they put it away, the empty in ther. empty netter they face washington in the first round. it's a huge step for us. it's been a thrill, the whole season, you really -- we

believed in what we were doing and how we were going to do it and it's kind of a relief to know we're going to play in the playoffs. >> reporter: they are fired up. they fight back from five points back in the standing. playoffs in the washington, the season finale today against the islanders is meaningless. the flyers could be the only playoff ticket in town for a while. the phillies off to a slow start. they avoid starting 0-5 for the first time in 82 years, what a game last night. vince valasquez they picked up in the keniles. ryan howard out of here. phillies won 1-zip.

they have the series finale at 1:10. maybe the sixers will have a little magic in the final game of the home season today against milwaukee. that's sports i'm jeff skeverski have a great day. an indian teenager who filled out the extra bracket. she had one of the best brackets in the country. the 17-year-old missed just three games. she got the entire sweet 16 right all the elite 8 right and she picked the final four. she had so many right she thought she was doing something wrong. everybody is like how many misdisaiks do you got -- mistakes do you got. i thought, should their be more

mistakes. she wasn't into the tournament an filled it out for extra credit. it's a shame it was only for class. accordingaccording to our sisten at espn, the best was 13 games missed. she missed 3. she will get extra credit and donuts. we've more "action news" straight ahead. we'll be rook. spot

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the house was uninjured. officials have not said how the driver lost control an investigation is underway. all right, folks, 7:30 on a sunday morning. the action cam live at the philadelphia love run half marathon on the benjamin franklin parkway. of course, the race doesn't startal -- start until 8:00 a.m. we told it's cold, so bundle up in extra layers. take a look at the pictures from yesterday, the spring snow drove away customers from local businesses. while we missed bad winter, this

unspring-like weather people are wishing would just go away. let's go outside to meteorologist chris sowers with the accuweather forecast. >> reporter: a month ago today, i kid you not i was walking the dog in shorts and flip flops, 82 degrees, we were setting record highs. now we're in the 20s and windchills west of philadelphia are stuck in the teens. mother nature is confused. fleegd with -- fleetwood, 26 de. chester, 30 degrees. freeze warning continues for south jersey and delaware. all the local areas are below freezing there. gandys beach 26. vineland, 26. glass borough, 29. here's the windchills, 18 is what it feels like in lancaster and reading. 19 in allentown. only 9 in the mountains. satellite and radar, look toward

the right hand side of screen. that curly cue that was yesterday's storm. it intensified over the garden state. that's why the snow bands made it to ocean city. avalon picked up two inches of snow and some of it stuck to the area roads down there. quite a surprise. fortunately that is long gone now and we don't have to worry about it today. today mostly sunny conditions. milder an. chillier start, milder finish. 44 degrees by 3:00 p.m., 47. it's a nice mild finish to the weekend. 50 degrees. it's milder as we head into tomorrow and beyond. when i come back in just a few minutes we'll show you the temperatures in the seven-day forecast. looking forward to the warmup. this sucker punch of winter-like

weather, this was the scene in elsmere, delaware, it is a months or so away to the unofficial start to summer, parts of the area getting this measurable amount of snow. it hampered kildare's in manayunk. it hurts us on a day like today. especially on saturday with lunch we rely on the foot traffic. it's a bummer last week we had 79 degrees. it was weird this morning when it happened. i was like no way. the snowflakes were huge. it kept going. it kept going and going. the snow is not coming down, but there may be slick spots out there, since temples are hover -- temperatures are hovering around freezing. a man was shot dead as he stepped outside a bar.

the 26-year-old victim walked out of the bar at 2:30 a.m. when someone outside opened fire at pointblank range wounding in the man in the chest. the man died at temple university hospital. police have not made any arrests and not indicated a motive. investigators are trying to figure out what started a deadly fire in berks county. the fire started right around 2:30 yesterday morning in old lee township. firefighters say a man died shortly after being pulled from the burning home. the victim's name was not released. an autopsy is being planned to determine the cause of death. two firefighters and local police officers were transported to hospitals for non-life threatening injuries. the republican rails for nomination is -- the republican race for nomination is turning to the primary prize. ted cruz got more delegates yesterday. he said the challenge for the

nominee to be to unite the party. when you have this kind of bloody battle everyone fears fracture at the end of it. that will be the challenge of the nominee to hold together and have unity. at the convention they will decide who can actually win in the fall and who can beat hillary and i am the only one who consistently does that. the party bosses you think they want to get skunked in their wards or neighborhoods because cruz and trump are going to get killed in the fall, they cannot win. donald trump did not speak to reporters yesterday. the new york state primary happens april 19. happening today, this is not april's fool's gag, but price of mailing a letter is going down. it's the first time the price has dropped in nearly a century.

don't think the u.s. postal service is happy about it. it dropped the price because it was ordered to do so by the regulator. the decline in the postage stamp will cost it $2 billion and make it difficult to provide the service the customers demand. villanova coach jay wright has the best college basketball team in the nation, we know that. else leading one of the most successful coaches versus cancer programs in the county. check out coach wright alongside raleigh massomino, 1985 title winning coach. the other five coaches joined them for a gallon lay in center city last night. -- gala in center city last night. the guy upstairs said jay is next. he has been wonderful young man who does a great job and

everybody else in the big five. tonight the coach is being honored as a fighter he is fighting cancer. monday night, the big five hall of fame at the palestra the 85 team is being inducted. to have this all going on at the same time, it's philly magic. the charity has raised $11 million over the years. magic, blood sweat and tears, too. hard work, too. philadelphia dance company taking the stage to bring quul quul -- culture together. karen rogers has a preview of their big performance. sky6 live hd looking at the back bays of atlantic city. meteorologist chris sowers has a look at the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast. we'll be right back. i don't sleep through the night

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welcome back on this sunday, 7:40, 34 degrees, sky6 live hd looking at philadelphia international airport. the sun is shining and it's not snowing and things are looking up. meteorologist chris sowers will help you plan your day. >> reporter: i think that little groundhog lied. i think so, too. >> reporter: it was a nice march, all of a sudden we're back to march-like weather, but it's april. things are going the other way. there's the view looking at penns landing. a beautiful morning out there, clear as can be, blue skies, the sun shining down. it's chilly out there, we have

west northwesterly breeze at 10 miles per hour and windchills in the teens north and west of philadelphia. double scan live is clear, we won't have any issues with the radars today or tonight, but tomorrow showers may develop. 43 degrees, dewpoint, 13. winds out of the northwest at 7 miles per hour. this is spring apparently. 82 degrees a month ago today march 10th that was a new record high. the average high temperature on march 10th was 50, so worshiper 32 degrees above average. today's forecast high was 50 degrees the average is 60. so we're going the other way. 24 in fleetwood, pilots, 29. saint david. 27. the warm spot, center city, 32 degrees. agenda beach, -- gandys beach

27 degrees. single digits in the poconos. 9 in the poconos. 18 in reading, 19 in allentown. feels like 26 in philadelphia. 23 in millville. and trenton 29 degrees. elsewhere across the mid atlantic and the northeast, again looking more like february, pittsburgh, 20 degrees. 9-inch inches of snow fell west of the freeze warning continues for south jersey and delaware until 10:00 a.m. satellite and radar we're kicking the storm out to sea, kicking it off the coast and replacing all the clouds will clear conditions today. we have clouds starting to approach from the west. that's in advance of the next system that will slide through tomorrow into tuesday. future tracker 6 shows mostly sunny skies, high, thin clouds move in later this afternoon. overnight tonight we go mostly cloudy, a spotty shower is possible tomorrow morning, most of us should stay dry.

tomorrow afternoon pretty much the same thing. monday night into tuesday the frontal system starts to approach the area. that will bring a sliver of rain south and north into the heart of the delaware and lehigh valleys. dover to trenton. 3:30, tuesday afternoon, expect to see periods of rain and some of it will be heavy at times. for today, 50 degrees is the forecasted high, ten degrees below where it should be for this time of the year. wilmington, 50, dover, 50. millville, 48 degrees, trenton, 49. north and west, temperatures will top out in the mid to upper 40s as well. mostly sunny and milder. phillies home opener tomorrow, against the padres, 60 to 62. spotty shower is possible throughout the game. but i think most of the time we're dry. 9th inning temperatures 58. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast looking a little bit better, 63 degrees tomorrow. 60 tuesday, are periods of rain.

tuesday is a miserable day. wednesday, thursday, friday, saturday, better. wednesday, 58. thursday, 62. friday warmer. that will feel better, 64. saturday, sun and clouds, 63. accuweather has 72 for next sunday. that's a lot better. hopefully we can stay you mean there and not back down here. hundreds of people got a unique opportunity to learn about a career in public service, specifically law enforcement. more than 40 agencies were on hand for the first of its kind career fair of in our region. >> reporter: william and his girl friend are looking for jobs in law enforce. , they brought their 8-month-old son along for the search. i don't want my kids growing up in a bad environment. >> reporter: everyone was welcome to the first animal philadelphia police diversity --

annual philadelphia police diversity career fair at the bright hope baptist about 50 law enforcement agencies are hear and they are hiring. they said with this as the first one they didn't know what to expect. they didn't expect this. it was a relief for recruitment officers who said they had a challenging job lately. when you start recruiting for people who are ready for walker, right now, but the younger people, as well, you talk to them, they find out just like them they have the same issues. >> reporter: recruiters say there are positive stories, too. you have officers playing

hop scotch with little kids it's good communication for the community. reporting in north philadelphia, trish hartman channel 6 "action news." hundreds came out last night in newtown square to raise money for the delaware county spca. the cocktail party was held with a fashion show and co-hosted by cesily tynan. money raised last night will go toward programs benefiting the homeless and neglected presidents. an overweight dog that was dumped at the texas animal shelter beat the battle of the bulge. fat vicinity sent was 0 oh -- fat vincent was dropped off after his owner died.

he trimmed down to 17 pounds, half of his original weight fat vincent now known as skinny vinnie is ready to be adopted. he is looking good. water arrow -- are paying of. we'll be right back. life's morning multitasking for a growing family,

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divides. it features one americanchoreogn correspond -- choreographers. it's really exiting program. >> reporter: the styles vary from classical to electronic. it's all different music and styles. what it does to the dancers it challenges them to do the work of everyone. >> reporter: that's the mission of philadanco, as well. myers brown founded the company in 1975 to provide opportunities for dancers of color. she hopes the audiences will find the works from around the

world exciting. they have to do something new and different because philadelphians are hard crowd. >> reporter: fillphiladanco will perform at the kimmel center perelman theater april 15th to the 17th. go to arts in philly.org or find the full schedule of pifa events at pifa.org. karen rogers for the 6abc loves the arts. students across the area played lacrosse for a good cause raising awareness for process at a -- prostate and testicular cancer. time 7:51. even though we are 4 months into the new year we have the weab names trending in the -- baby

names trending in 2016. here we go. for the girls, the name olivia is taking the top spot. it knocked charlotte from number one which has dropped to number 3. for the boys, ezra remains the most popular baby name. you can see number three on the list, atticus. i know, atticus and i know, aolivia she turned one year old. happy birthday olivia.

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stayed with us sunday morning, 7:54 your time. looking live on the benjamin franklin parkway as folks there prepare for the philly love one that gets underway in five minutes at 8:00. we've been telling you bundle up like the hot dog out there. >> reporter: these temperatures are probably not what the runners had in mind when they signed up. >> reporter: bring march back. bring february back. today's high, 50 degrees. yesterday's high, 43. tomorrow, 63 it will feel like spring again. mostly cloudy, an isolated shower could be out there tomorrow afternoon. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, 60 for tuesday, periods of rain, thursday, friday, saturday, 62, 64, 63. one quick note i want to get this out here. areas that picked up accumulating snow there are a couple of inches on the ground

there are slick spots out there take it slow. 7:55 we're just a few minutes away from saying good morning to "good morning america." >> reporter: hey gray and nydia. the breaking news overnight, former nfl player shot in new orleans. will smith killed in an apparent road rage incident. we'll have the latest from the scene. the boston globe has launched an extraordinary assault against donald trump filling their front page with ominous fake news story always ted cruz racked up delegates in colorado and hillary clinton is spoofed on saturday night live. look at this, the home owner who watched live on his phone as burglars looted his home it showed the cops showing up. how to protect yourself coming up on "g.m.a." we'll see you soon. "good morning america" weekend is next on channel 6.

"action news" later this morning. a car slams into a pucks county home. we're live on the scene with the latest information. plus, we have video that's going viral of a police officer in texas look at this dancing with justin bieber at a mall. plus, we'll have more on the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast. now for gray hall, chris sowers and the entire "action news" team, i'm nydia han, have a great weekend we'll see you at 9:00 a.m.

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america runs on dunkin'. good morning, america. happening right now. the spring freezer. almost a foot of snow. wind chills dipping into the teens. the treacherous driving. spins and skids. 100 million people in the path of this late arctic blast. will it ever warm up? will smith. >> breaking overnight. a former football star killed in a road rage attack. will smith played for the saints in the super bowl. now gunned down in new orleans. >> states that there's male down with about six gunshot wounds to the chest. >> his wife shot, too. the details coming in. fight for delegates. the new victory for bernie sanders. >> we just won wyoming. >> but hillary clinton says she's still confident. >> last time i checked about 220 or so pledged delegates ahead.