you, it is 6:00 a.m. saturday april 16. here's some of the stories we're following on "action news." camden police search for clues in the city's latest shooting that left a man seriously injured. caught on camera, philadelphia police are looking for the thief captured on surveillance taking someone's pack an right off their front stoop. holy meeting, bernie sanders says he sat down with pope francis in vatican city. let's go over to chris sowers with the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast. hopefully it's not as nice as that cut.

>> reporter: i'm in my summer form i have a nice tight haircut. we have warm weather on the way. ton of sunshine, today is a repeat performance. philadelphia international airport, obviously no issues. temperatures a little chilly, but not as cold as the last couple of mornings. 44 in philadelphia. reading, 39, allentown, 37. wilmington, 39. even though the numbers are chilly there's not much of a breeze out there. so we're not picking up a windchill. 5 in reading, 3 in philadelphia. trenton showing a 7-mile an hour breeze out of the east-northeast. satellite and radar, wall-to-wall blue skies start to finish here, a ton of sunshine expected, high pressure firmly in control. forecast today expect sunshine out there. 1:00 p.m., 63. 3:00 p.m., 66. by 5:00 p.m., there's another 66 degrees, sunny skies expecting a comfortable high of 67. when i come back in just a few minutes it gets warmer in the

seven-day forecast. gray. okay, chris, thank you for the update. it is 6:02. we're tracking breaking news from the overnights. police are questioning the person who shot two firefighters as they responded to a 911 call. it happened near washington, d.c. 39-year-old medic firefighter was killed. the volunteer firefighter had to have surgery because of his injuries. police say the shooter was the person they went to help. he unloaded bullets as the fighter tried to get inside. the shooter shot a neighbor who called the police officers. the neighborhood will survive. a man was shot in an alley around 1:30 a.m. in the 1200 block of morton street. the victim was rushed to cooper

university hospital in serious condition. police are looking for the shooter. an 8th grade door accused of stabbing a classmate with scissor has been charged as a juvenile. the 13-year-old girl is facing a number of charges including aggravated assault. this stems from an attack on a 14-year-old class mate inside cook elementary school wednesday morning. the victim was stabbed in the chest and arm and expected to be okay. we're told she'll be back to school on monday. lawyers for bill cosby was in court and learned that the accusers andrea confanned -- constand is entitled to the documents that were shared with bruce castor. a local woman has been infected for the zika virus a

woman in camden county tested positive from the virus. she returned from a country where the virus is present. the virus is linked to birth defects and rare neurological problems in adults. a thief targeted a home, the package was taken over the steps of a wynnfield home. the home belongs to the city's first deputy of recreation. jeff chirico has the deals. >> reporter: this crystal clear video shows the man who made off with boxes of high-priced electronic electronics on woodbine avenue. you can identify him, you could pick him out of any picture. the camera shows a delivery man dropping off two amazon boxes, a couple of hours later another

man approaches the door, waits for a minute and kicks the box before casually picking them up and hiding them in the jacket. the daylight theft is a blow to her sense of security. it's frightening somebody in my family could be coming home. my mother could be walking up on the patio. >> reporter: she bought the high definition camera set after her home was burglarized last year. now it is paying off, providing they also rare vivid image also that will help police nab him. she said from now on she'll heed the advice of the police, have their packages delivered to work or left to the post office.

bernie sanders is heading back to the u.s. after his visit to the vatican. he said he met with pope francis before leaving rome. sanders was there to take part in a conference marking the 25th anniversary of a document issued by pope john paul on social and economic justice. sanders i should a global call to action to address a moral and unsustainable wealth of inequality and povertity. sanders released 2014 tax document. it shows that he earned $205,000 and donated 8,000 to charity. hillary clinton is looking for a win in new york and got one yesterday. she took on a group of domino players at a senior home in harlem. she promised the group that should provide more money for public housing. protesters confronted donald trump supporters in

hartford, connecticut. inside trump lashed out at the republican party and the nomination process and called it rigged. he said his faithful followers would not vote if he feels not on the ballot. ted cruz accused of trump of lying. actress row -- rosarie larson was arrested. the demonstrators called this democracy spring protest. many started the march from washington to philadelphia two weeks ago. 6:07. your time if you're just waking up with us, our warm weather will likely bring out thousands of walkers and runners to the schuylkill river trail. there's an effort to insure it will be a safe place for recreation this weekend and weekends to come this spring and summer. trish hartman explains.

>> reporter: it's finally a beautiful spring day that means the schuylkill river trail is packed. i usually come here walk or run. this is ideal if i can get out at lunch. >> reporter: but some say they have to keep their guard up, saying a group of teenagers harassed her and her husband last fall. they are very confrontational. >> reporter: she was happy to hear about a new citizen trail walk after groups of teens were harassing and attacking people on the trail. volunteers can register to attend a free training session. we want always many people as possible that utilize the trail and love the trail, come out and get training on how to volunteer and keeping the trail safe. >> reporter: more lighting is being installed and surveillance cameras are in the works.

community observations like run 215 and the philadelphia bicycle coalition have teamed up to get the word out about the new initiative. it's a matter of all of us using as a community taking care of each other and insuring that safety. >> reporter: trish hartman channel 6 "action news." there's much more to come on "action news" saturday morning. standing up to crash tests we'll tell you which pick up truck gets a passing grade. plus, an approaching snowstorm forces a major airport to cancel hundreds of flights. not here. >> reporter: some areas near denver could see three to four feet of snow. for us, clear skies, temperatures climbing into the 80s by next week. details in the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast right after this. narrator: looking out for wall street ceos -

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helping families - not wall street. katie: i'm katie mcginty and i approve this message. passengers in colorado were stranded all thanks to a major spring storm. nearly 700 flights were canceled at denver international airport. oh, that's not good. parts of the state could see up to 4 feet of snow by tomorrow. i'm sure they are not happy. many passengers say they have no hope of getting out this weekend. it's home, we've been here a week, we're ready to go home. major highways are being shut down there, authorities closed portions of interstate 70 between denver and vale because

of numerous accidents that happened yesterday. >> reporter: i want to show you the amount of snow, it's wild. big snowstorms for the colorado area are common, but to see this kind of storm is really, pretty much plays a part in how this winter has gone. we had milder are temperatures all winter long along the eastern seaboard. they get pounded there. there's the view live on sky6 live hd, beautiful morning, temperatures are not as cold as they have been so we're not seeing the frost out there. double scan live is crystal clear until friday. we have 6 days coming up of dry weather and bright blue skies. it's really, really nice. today's forecasted high is 67 degrees which is three degrees above the seasonal average of 64. 44 is where we started out this morning. 65 yesterday, 66 today.

look at the warming trend. 72 by tomorrow. monday we're in the 80s. 65, 66 is about average. we're close to where we should be now, but a big warmup on the way. coatsville, 35, saint davids, 38. warring 40, chester, 44. it's clear across south jersey, ewing, 37, browns mill 37 degrees. we're in what's called an omega block pattern. the jet stream looks like the omega. we have an area of high pressure stuck off the coast and area of high pressure stuck here and area of low pressure across the colorado rockies. the jet stream is up north, all these pressure systems can't move. they are stuck in place. if you're seeing good weather in

one part of the country you'll see it for days and days and days, if you're in a bad pattern, it will stay for days and days and days, you need something to kick start it. look at the forecasted snowfall totals out here, this bright color here is 24 to 36 inches of snow forecasted over the next 24 to 48 hours. it's the middle of april. that's something you should not see, at any point during the course of the year that kind of storm. if you're seeing a big storm like that you'll see that in january and february not april. forecast today, mid 60s. philadelphia, 66, 67. the model is showing 64. beautiful start to the weekend. sunday, bright blue skies, ton of sunshine. the model has 70, we're forecasting 74.

fast forward this into monday, bright blue skies, sunshine, the model has us at 77. we'll go 80 or 81. philadelphia, not a cloud in the sky, 67 degrees is the forecasted high. you could probably count the clouds in the sky with one hand. jersey shore, mostly sunny skies, maybe a couple of cirrus clouds, a little cooler, the winds is off the ocean. 59 degrees for avalon and atlantic city. philadelphia, warm, sunny skies, 67 degrees, very, very comfortable. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, speaking of comfortable, how about tomorrow, sunny and warm, 74. monday, mostly sunny with a high of 80. tuesday and wednesday, a little bit of a set back, 68 degrees both days, that's above the seasonal average. 77 thursday, friday, mostly cloudy, that's the next chance of rain, that's a good week away, 75 degrees, get out and enjoy the weather. one thing i want to point out,

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6 24:00 saturday morning. most of the country is quiet except the front range of the rockies. i was talking about the omega block pattern, what this pattern does it can be your best friend or worst enemy depending on how it sets up. it looks like the greek letter omega. high pressure is situated over the mid atlantic and the low pressure across the west. the high can't move because the low is stuck. this low can't moved because the

high is stuck. it's like an atmospheric traffic jam. if you're in a situation across the country where you are sitting under the low you'll get lousy weather for days and days and days. we're in the high, we'll see beautiful weather for the next several days. the next chance of rain isn't until next friday. 11:00 a.m., 58. 1:00 p.m., 63. shooting for a high of 67. in sports, the flyers and cams face off tonight in game two of their playoff series they will take the ice without a key player, meantime the phillies struggling gains another washington, d.c. team, the nationals. here's jamie apody. >> reporter: the phillies won five of 6 coming into their three game series. we talked about how this might be a good barometer of where they stand. each player wore number 42 of

the 69th anniversary of robinson breaking the color barrier. trouble beginning who allowed five runs in the inning. half inning took a half-hour. in the 6th, phils down 7-0. then 9-0. greg harper, 103 homer. he is 23 years old. that first inning set the tomorrow for the game. it wasn't a lot of fun. we were out of it from the beginning. >> reporter: we knew it would be hard for the flyers to win the first game on the road. we didn't know they would lose

more of the game. upper body injury will keep him out of the series and then some. he had an outstanding season and outstanding season, we have to find a way and step up and play some goals. the flyers spent time working on the power play yesterday, it was 0-4 for game one. they have to improve if they want a chance to win today. we have to get hungry. both units generated good opportunities, i think we can work to be a little more consistent. when you don't score goals you could say we're struggling, but i think our chances are there, we are going to stick with it and doing our thing.

>> reporter: so game two in washington tonight that's sports, have a great saturday. those on the front lines in the battle against hiv aids were honored last night. the awards took place at the clarion hotel. matt pellman he was on hand to lend his support and emcee the event. this is the 12th year in a row for the event. it's sponsored by the delaware hiv consortium. one person that really gets this is katie mcginty. she came from a working-class family. she was ninth of 10 kids. she gets it. she'll fight for equal pay for equal work. katie mcginty will protect social security and medicare. that's why president obama and vice president biden support her, too. she'll make a heck of a senator. dscc is responsible for the content of this advertising.

police officer is involved in a crash while responding to a call overnight. plus a firefighter medic is killed another injured while checking on someone's well-being. we have more on what happened in a washington, d.c. neighborhood. glrmts it's feeling like spring look at that shot there, nothing but wall-to-wall sunshine to enjoy this weekend. meteorologist chris sowers is here this weekend beautiful shot, beautiful news. >> reporter: better than rain we had last saturday, right? let's go outside and show you sky6 live hd looking at the commodor barry bridge. lovely saturday morning, temperatures responding with the sun shining no clouds expected.

33 in millville. hammonton, 32. atlantic city at the airport, 33. places like gandys beach, cedarville in southern cumberland county are close to the freezing mark. trenton, 36. poconos 37 and reading 39. cooler across the mid atlantic and the northeast states high pressure is planted over top of pittsburgh and that means temperatures will climb well into the 60s today. looks like a beautiful start to the weekend. along with the high comes clear skies for as far as the eye can see. we can go back to the great lakes, the hart land of the nation there's -- heartland of the nation there's nothing going on. this is a quiet weather pattern for the eastern seaboard. hour by hour, 58 degrees, bright blue skies, 1:00 p.m., 60 degrees, jersey shore you'll pick up a breeze out of the northeast 15 to 20 miles per hour. inland the winds will be calm. 3:00 p.m., 66 it will feel like 66. by 5:00 p.m., 66 more sunshine, sunny skies that's the call from

accuweather with a high of 67. gray? okay, chris thanks for the update. 6:32. new on "action news," a philadelphia police officer was injured in a crash while on the way to help another officer. the responding officer's cruiser slammed into a car in west philadelphia. the 16th district officer will be okay. he was taken to penn presbyterian hospital to be treated. the driver of the car was not seriously injured. the other officer who called for help was dealing with an armed man. someone shot a man 12 times outside a north philadelphia bar. the 23-year-old victim was critically injured. the shots were fired outside j and s tavern on the 2400 block of germantown avenue. detectives hope customers can shed light on who shot the man and provide a motive. there's breaking news from

the overnight coming out of maryland, a firefighter medic responding to a call has died. the second firefighter was rushed into surgery. the shooter is the person they were going to help. overnight the firefighters were identified, 39-year-old john omsnyder a father and married man died. kevin swain is listed in serious condition. the crew got a call that a person was unresponsive inside a home. as they arrived they saw the person they thought needed help. they knocked on the door and received no answer, they begin to force entry so they can render care, it was as they were forcing entry that several rounds were fired from the house through the door. again, price say the shots were fired by the person who needed help. the gunfire stopped as police

officers rushed in and arrested the shooter. police say the suspect is cooperating but the motive this morning is still not clear. the person who called 911 was shot, but not severely hurt. happening in japan, aftershock also continue to rattle the islands. search efforts continue to find more survivors. 70,000 people have left their homes. the earthquakes left behind a whole lot of damage. this is the huge crack left in the roads there. 6.5 magnitude struck yesterday and 7.5 hit today. crews are keeping an eye on mount asta that erupted at the same time of the quakes. "good morning america" will have more on the earthquakes

following "action news." a 6-inch water main break left families in 120 properties without water. the water main ruptured along the 200 block of north simpson street in west philadelphia. it sent water bubbling up to streets and into folks basement. naicialtion -- neighbors got angry when they learned they may be responsible for repairs. we have to pay for this, it's horrible. i'm tired of it. we can't do nothing about it. block by block, the city is not taking care of the problem. they putting the problem on the taxpayers. my basement is flooded, muddy, porch, muddy. you know what i what i mean, the ruined in my home, i don't understand. some of them say a contractor was working in the area at the time. the water department shut off service to 120 properties while

they repaired the broken main. billboards are popping up new jersey asking governor christie to denounce donald trump. bridges over politics in new jersey sponsored the boards. they asked the govenor to stands up to racism and bigotry. christy endorsed donald trump after his own campaign ended. hillary clinton is coming back to philadelphia next week. she plans to campaign in the city one day after new york's primary. details of the visit have not been announced. clinton campaigned in philadelphia earlier this month. one of the biggest baseball players, the greatest baseball players that ever lived celebrated right here in philadelphia. dozens of people showed up to the philadelphia stars negro league memorial park in fairmont

park to honor jackie robinson. april 15, 1947 robinson played his first major league game. the celebration comes weeks after the city of philadelphia officially apologized to robinson when he played here against the phillies in the 19 40s, he was taunted and refused service. richard ross received recognition at the top of the tower in center city for his efforts to fight human trafficking. the event was sponsored by dawn's place which works to improve the lives of woman who were sexually exploited. a florida zoo remains closed after a tiger attacked and killed one of the keepers. also ahead, they say everything is bigger in texas apparently it extends to tips. we'll explain. chris sowers will have the

the exclusive accuweather five-day forecast. "action news" saturday morning continues after the break. pope francis is in greece

this morning where he and orthodox christian leaders have met with refugees to highlight their plight and show a united christian response to the uman attorney -- humanitarian crisis. some see it a controversial

move. the pontiff said he offered to take ten refugees back to italy with him when he leaves the greek island following his historic visit. the palm beach zoo will remain closed after zookeeper was killed by a tiger. visitors were herded into a gift shop for safety. the tiring was trang -- tranquilized so they can reach the zookeepers body. a mountain lion was spotted on the campus of a high school. the school was put on lockdown while and control officers searched for the cat and crews cornered it in the backyard and

tranquilized it and bring it to a less dangerous area. the national park service wants you to help celebrate millennial. they are waiving the entrance fees to all passion. one-third of all the passion charge an entrance fee. meteorologist chris sowers is here to plan your weekend. it looks great. nothing like last weekend. >> reporter: i walked in this morning like -- after last weekend i think people were getting frustrated, snow and cold when we had such a warm march. we were taking a huge step backwards, things are turning the corner for good. yesterday it was an example of that. yesterday was beautiful today is better. double scan live crystal clear, we'll keep it that way until friday of next week. 44 degrees, dewpoint, 45.

pressure is falling. the wind are out of the northeast at 5 miles per hour. that will keep the shorepoints cooler today. afternoon highs along the water, 58, 59. inland locations 66 and 68. wilmington, 39. reading, 39. allentown 37. winds are light, 3 to 35 miles per hour. so it feels like the air temperatures for a change. huge area of high pressure sitting right there. you can see the clouds wrapping around that high almost acting like an atmospheric block, nothing can move through the high, it has to go around. huge storm the front range of the rockies. what will happen that high will travel north into canada, they will see the rains and snow there, places like winnipeg and person portions of the great lakes. high pressure means lots of sunshine for the eastern seaboard. watch how the storm travels.

it's goes north up into canada. we'll stay dry for the next four or five days. if we don't get rain on friday we he may not get rain for a week to ten days. today is wall-to-wall blue skies, tomorrow, same deal. monday maybe a few high, thin cirrus clouds in the afternoon. tuesday look for a combination ever sun and clouds. the only issue this weekend into next week, the pollen count is high. saturday, sunday, monday, tuesday, into the extreme leaves. tree pollen make upping june at- juniper and popular. 67 degrees, winds are light out of the northeast at 5 to 10 miles per hour. don't be fooled you see a nice day like this you might be thinking i want to travel to the shore. it will be chilly down the

shore, this high will be 57, 58 on the sand. overnight tonight, clear skies and chilly. 36 degrees outlying suburbs, 44 for center city. light breeze continues out of the northeast at 5 miles per hour. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, once we get into sunday afternoon into monday, the winds will shift out of the southwest. it will warm up even down the shore. 67 degrees. sun and warm, sunday, 74. monday, 80 degrees that will be the 5th time this year we managed to reach 8o tuesday, 68 sun and clouds. wednesday, 68. thursday, sunny and warm, 77. friday, cloudy and chance of showers, mild around 75 degrees. if we don't see that chance of rain on friday, it could be three or four days after that before we see rain. what will people complain about? >> reporter: there's always the allergies. remember you can get the seven-day forecast and check storm tracker 6 live at any time at 6abc.com/weather.

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good morning to you, 6:48 saturday morning, as we look at atlantic city, a sunny, sunny, morning, no rain no snow. meteorologist chris sowers will have the forecast for you in just a bit. topping our people scene this morning, the world of pandora is getting bigger. james cameron made a surprise announcement in las vegas,

that's making not three, but four sequels to the box office smash avatar. each film will stand along but form a complete saga. they will be in theaters in 2018 with the others following in 20, 20, and 2022 and 2023. a trio of new films are set to grab the spotlight in theaters this weekend matt o'donnell takes a look. >> reporter: one of the most beloved children's stories comes to life in a new live action epic adventure, roger kip jungle book. i was thinking it was some kind of -- >> reporter: the doctor gives the story the man cub a 21 century makeover.

he is forced to leave the only home he has ever known when a fiercesome tiger unleashes it's mighty roar guided by a new nonsense panther and free spirited bear. he meets jungle animals. a who's who's cast of holy giants lend their voice voices tots film. criminal is an action thriller staring kevin costner and ryan reynolds and tommy lee jones. he has no impulse to control and unable to calculate the consequences of his actions. >> reporter: reynolds is bill pope who dies during an important mission. costner becomes the ginny pig for an experiment. the agent's memory secrets and skills are implanted into his

brain. now a race against time to stop a sinister international conspiracy. >> reporter: barber shop the next cut is the third film of the franchise since the ten years since the last appointment with calvin. this neighborhood was always rough, but there's something different going on. >> reporter: ice cube is back. the shop as undergone major changes. most notable, the once male dominated sanctuary they are co-erred. co-ed. that's what's new at the movies, channel 6 "action news" i'm matt o'donnell. get ready to kick your

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western great lakes. big storm dumping get this, two to three feet of snow across the rockies. this will go up and around into canada. we'll worry about that later down the road. the only issue with these areas of high pressure the ocean is chilly. there is philadelphia. we'll see a chilly onshore breeze that will continue all day today. small craft advisory up for the jersey shore. winds up to 30 miles per hour. seas buildings 6 to 9 feet. that chilly air will make it into that line. 50s east of the lane. 600 west. line. intr sections of south jersey comfortable. philadelphia sunny skies and nice, high of 67. thank you for the update. 65:00. spring is the season for do it yourself projects around the house. we have a budget-friendly idea

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had to make an emergency landings and rush him to the hospital. we have the details. frightening scenes from the nation's mid section. tornados are caught on camera racing across oklahoma. those stories when "action news" continues in just a moment.

pleasant good morning to you, it is 7:00 a.m., as a result, aim 16. here's some of the stories we're following for you on "action news." camden police search for clues in the city's latest shooting that left a man seriously injured. caught on camera, philadelphia police are looking for the thief captured on surveillance taking someone's package right off their front stoop. plus, holy meeting bernie sanders said he sat down with pope francis while in vatican city. first meteorologist chris sowers outside with a look ahead at the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast. it's great to see you outside with no gloves and ear m up f -- muffs and scarves. >> reporter: 30 as and 40s north and west. pottstown, 39. saint davids 38. chester, 37. center city 41. 29 a little chilly in vineland. 32 in hammonton. 35 in glassboro. smyrna, 36.