right now on "action news," sunday morning, a teen is shot and killed. the hunt is on for the gunman. plus, count down to the vote. we're tracking the latest stops and comments by all the candidates ahead of tuesday's primary in pennsylvania anne delaware. win or go home. the flyers playoff hopes are dangling off a cliff again this afternoon. it is game 6 against the caps in south philly. pleasant good morning to you, it is 7:00 a.m., sunday, sky6 live hd giving you a live look of the temple university camera facing center city. it is pleasant start to the morning, however a bit chilly. how does we go to meteorologist chris sowers and the accuweather forecast. jacket on chris.

>> reporter: i should have on something heavier heavier than this. temperatures dropped in the 0s believe it or not. slatington, 38. quakertown, 37. warrington, 41. center city, 47. levittown, 44. we have a light breeze out of the north at 5 to 10 miles per hour that's putting feels-like temperatures down in the 30s, which i will show you later in the broadcast. glassboro, 44. agenda beach, 41. hammonton, 43. wood by any, 44. sea isle city, 49 degrees. yesterday at this time we were in the 60s. this is going to be a shock to the system if you're heading out early this morning, you'll need a coat, but you'll need sunglasses as you can see on the satellite and radar loop there's nothing going on. we have clear skies, high pressure will dominate the weather pattern today and tomorrow and at least for the first part of tuesday before showers and thunderstorms arrive

by afternoon. so the day planner looks good, mostly sunny, conditions, 1:00 p.m., 63. 3:00 p.m., 66. 5:00 p.m., 68 degrees that will will be the forecasted high in the city this afternoon. a little bit cooler down the shore because of an onshore breeze. it could be a couple of degrees warmer than that in the lehigh valley. temperatures are forecasted to range anywhere from 68 to 70 for places like bethlehem, allentown and reading. rain chains -- chances we don't have anything today or tomorrow. but there's a 70 and 60% chance on tuesday and thursday. we'll talk about that and time it out for you on future tracker 6. things you need to know this morning you need a coat and probably need gloves. you'll need to stay warm. it's colder out here now than yesterday at this time. chris, thank you. we have a developing story out of north philadelphia. a teenager was gunned down during a fight involving several people outside a lounge.

the action cam was at the scene of the 400 block of east wyoming avenue. the 17-year-old boy was shot around 3:30 a.m. in front of the emergency cafe and lounge which was closed at the time. the victim was taken to saint christopher's hospital for children where he died. a woman managed to make a dramatic came 11 hours after she was abducted and sexually assaulted. neighbors were stunned by the woman's screams yesterday afternoon on the 5700 block of larchwood street in southwest philadelphia. the woman was sexually and physically assaulted and bound with duct tape. she was forced into the carat 4:00 a.m. the suspect is a 23-year-old black man with a dark complex and dread locks and long beard. he was a car with tinted windows

and trash bag over the drivers side window. candidates are making their push before the tuesday primary. "action news" is following the movement of presidential candidates. hillary clinton campaign has been spending time in the philadelphia area. clinton is courting voters in connecticut this weekend. we have to foirchght what to do about -- figure out what to do about it we can't just watch it, and pray about it and worry about it we have to figure out what to do about it. clinton's most recent rallies have focused more on donald trump than her democratic rival. she said trump is flip flopping. bernie sanders is crisscrossing the northeast ahead of the tuesday primary. he he is meeting with voters in rhode island.

a huge crowd packed in delaware. we do well when the voter turn out is high, we do not not do well when the voter turnout is low. let us have the highest turnout in delaware history. sanders is trailing chnlt in the polls in -- clinton in the polls in pennsylvania anne delaware. some have dubbed the primary the acela primary referencing the northeastern states. donald trump comes to west chester university and wilks-berre tomorrow. he attempted to diminish the competition from ted cruz and john kasich. and now we're down to two, i call it 1 1/2, i now call it one, because i call it a half and a half, because they are both out.

it's one. donald trump is the leader in the pennsylvania polls of gop contenders. ted cruz is in indiana today it's a look ahead since that state doesn't hold a primary until next month. he took a jab at donald trump near pittsburgh. donald trump is a washington insider who has been supporting liberal democratic politicians for 40 years. cruz may not farewell in pennsylvania anne delaware, but his evangelical roads could help him in indiana. john kasich spent saturday in rhode island. he said clinton clinton and donald trump are promising way too many freebies. if we did all the free they wanted to, we would have 30 trillion instead of 19 trillion. kasich said it's time to get

down to ideas that work. this week hosts bernie sanders and rnc chair. most of the candidates are making appearances in philadelphia today. you can watch them square off in a debate on 6abc. joe sestak and katie mcginty and vodvarka and llia garcia of univision 65 and vernon odem asked questions. they will challenge republican senator pat toomey in the fall. keep it right here on of abc. after this week at 10:00 a.m., you can see the democrat debate. it will get underway at 11:00 a.m. flyers playoff hopes on the brink, chapter 3 will play out in south philadelphia. "action news" was in washington, d.c. as the flyers walked off

the ice winners of game number five. they shut out the caps despite being badly outshot. the win puts the series the once 3-0 caps. to 3-2 caps. michael neuvirth has been stellar in the past two games. i like playing in the playoffs. i like playing under pressure. i know i can play good in the playoffs. i play with confidence and believe in myself and trust what i do. we know what we are, we know what we're about, along the way we can make a few adjustments here and there, but, you know at the core we know what we are. ahead in sports, you'll hear from captain claude giroux and general manager ron hextall. bruce springsteen honors

superstar prince. new video here, an apartment building becomes a towering inferno. look this, the wind sent tents flying and people scrambling at a track mete. >> reporter: it's starting to feel like march with temperatures in the 30s and 40s and back in the 80s by tomorrow afternoon. i'll have the details in the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast right after this. it's intelligent enough to warn of danger

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looking at the commodor barry bridge, there's hardly a cloud out there. it's a crystal-clear morning. maybe high, thin clouds west of philadelphia. that's about it. double scan live, crystal clear, no moisture expected out there today, or tomorrow. there could quick-hitting thunderstorms on tuesday. i'll talk about that in a moment. 40 degrees outlying suburbs. dewpoint, nice and dry, pressure reading is rising. winds out of the north at 10 miles per hour. that makes the 47 feel like 42 or 43 in philadelphia. temperature change is impressive. yesterday at this time we were in the 50s and now we're 15 to 20 degrees colder. 39 in allentown. lancaster, and reading 40 degrees. philadelphia, 47. trenton, 44. you'll need a coat if you're heading out early this morning.

millville, 45. by afternoon, it's short sleeves and shorts as the temperatures climb into the 60s and low 70s. satellite and radar, high pressure continues to dominate the pattern for everybody east of the mississippi river. high clouds to the north. showers pushing across the western great lake states. that's about it. if you're traveling across the lower 48. this could be your travel trouble spot up here. the same system is the one that reduces the showers and storms for us tuesday. the surface maps looks like, there's the warm front to the north. underneath it, the winds shift out of the south/southwest. sunny skies for the southeast, rain and thunderstorms across the high plains. the systems get closer to the region as we get into monday afternoon. it's tuesday when the warm front collapses and kicks off the showers and thunderstorms. future tracker 6, we'll skip over today and tomorrow, get into tuesday morning.

tuesday morning is dry, the clouds roll in they will lower and thicken throughout the day. by afternoon the showers and thunderstorms erupt. some of them could be on the stronger side not expecting severe weather tuesday afternoon. it wouldn't surprise me if the storms produce a good gust of wind and quick-hitting downpour. by evening it will push to the south and clear the delmarva by tuesday night. pleasant, sunny, 68 degrees. winds out of the north/northwest at 5 to 15 miles per hour. don't forget the sunscreen. hour by hour, 58 degrees, 1:00 p.m., 63. 3:00 p.m., 66. 5:00 p.m., 68. overnight tonight, partly cloudy, somewhat mild, 40 degrees the outlying suburbs, 49 for center city. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast shows almost summer-like warmth tomorrow and tuesday. 68 degrees today, feeling like spring. 80 degrees monday warm and sticky. same thing for tuesday, at we increase the clouds and there's

that shower and thunderstorm threat late in the day. wednesday clouds and sun, 67. thursday is cooler another shower threat, friday and saturday look for a combination of sun and clouds, and temperatures near 70 degrees. so not too bad, a little chilly this morning nice and comfortable this afternoon. chris thank you. new this morning, wind gusts caused terrifying moments at a track mete.[screaming] boys and girls and their parents voided getting hurt after the gusts move through. blinch -- ben franklin bridge was lit up in honor of prince the delaware port authority said it was a way to memorialize his talent.

♪ purple rain ♪ purple rain i can't get enough of that song. that's the boss paying tribute to prince in brooklyn. we'll have more in the next half-hour, we'll be right back. it's easy to get more complete relief in a flash. how's that for picture perfect? well... "perfect" might be a slight exaggeration. swing by walgreens for flonase that helps block six allergic substances, not just one. walgreens. at the corner of happy and healthy.

police officers were hurt when a -- three police officers were hurt when a five-alarm fire scorched an apartment building in the phoenix area. you can see the intense scene there. flames were at an apartment complex under construction and spread to a nearby home in the area. a firefighter had burns to his hands and three police officers suffered smoke inhalation. happening today, president obama has arrived in jearmt -- germany to discuss trade. it comes on the heels of his

whirlwind trip to ending land where he -- england where he met with the queen. he said it's crucial for england to remain in the european union. he hopes that his trip to germany will help the trade deal. 57 donkeys will be adorning the city's notable site. it's called donkeys around town it's an initiative for the democratic national convention. it's designed to encourage visitors to see philadelphia while they are here. they represent the 50 states, five u.s. territories and washington, d.c. and democrats abroad. remember when coloring books were just for the kids. not any more. many are hooked or coloring books for adults. experts say the coloring can relax for brain by taking you away from daily worries, if you

feel stressed it can distract you yet keep your brain engaged. er intricate to you have to pay attention to what you're doing, you're accomplishing something, so when you're done you have something to show for it. that could be rewarding, too, in these days when your daily work is in a virtual world on computers all day, if coloring books do not appeal to you, crosswords puzzles and quilting and shooting hoops, chris sowers will work, as well.

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katie is fighting to ensure every family has a fair shot at getting ahead. katie from debate: "i'm a champion, i'm a fighter and i'll have the back of hard working families in this country." narrator: endorsed by president obama and vice president biden, a champion for working families. katie vo: i'm katie mcginty and i approve this message. everyone, 7:23 sunday morning, satellite and a radar showing -- there's not much to show east of the mississippi, high pressure in control. we have a developing storm system across the high plains. we are expecting an active weather pattern this week across the lower 48. there's philadelphia, there's the developing storm across high plains. what will happen, this low and its trailing cold front will slide east. it will collapse in the area tuesday afternoon. that will trigger showers and thunderstorms tuesday. we get into thursday, we get

another one that will develop out here and it will ride here and warm front will bring showers and thunderstorms into the area thursday afternoon. it's like every other day. today looks good, tuesday there's a chance of rain, wednesday is clear, thursday there's a chance of rain, friday is clear and annie mccormick sunday sunday is clear. the flyers playoff hopes are on the brink today. they face off with the caps in game 6 at the wells fargo center. here's jeff skeverski. >> reporter: it's unreal, the flyers yes, they are still alive, game 6 today at noon at home. just how unlikely is this matchup. it's only the second time in team history the flyers have forced a game 6 after trailing 3 games to none in a playoff series. the only other time this

happened 2010 when they came back to beat the bruins. can they do it again against the capitals. flyers first time in franchise history to win a game with 11 shots on goal. if they are to win it all against the capitals they can't rely just on goalie michael neuvirth. we have to believe it's going to happen. we need to understand it's not going to be easy. if we play a game like last game, i don't think we'll have the same outcome, but it's a wake up call for us. we have to be better, we need a better effort from our group. our biggest game of the year and the biggest game of our careers that's all we are focused on one shift, one period, one game. >> reporter: unfortunately, the flyers still have only one power play goal, face off at game 6 at noon. phillies are playing their

best baseball in nearly two years, the phils haven't had a 500 record since may of 14. the young guys coming up big in milwaukee. phillies scoring a season high 10 runs against the brewers. franco, 7 runs bat the in so far -- batted in so far in the series. in the field looking like mike schmidt. franco combining for 6 hits, 600s, 9th inning, 2-run shot. phillies winning big, 10-6. that's the season high in runs. women soccer star carlie lloyd goes down with a night knee in orlando. she will have an mri on sunday,

it could put her in jeopardy for the olympics. they don't know the extent. injury, but lloyd's trainer tells "action news" they hope it is an sprain and not a tearful moment luck to carlie lloyd, hopefully she is okay. that's shorts and sports, i'm jf skeverski. it was another day to the ballpark until a youngster made the biggest play of the game. oakland as were playing the kansas royals. watch the line drive, look at the ball boy snagging it perhaps saving the fan from being hit by a ball. he gave the fan a souvenir. 7:27 we have much more "action news" straight ahead. we'll be right back.

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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. erupts at a birthday party in burlington county. plus, police need your help to find an an attacker who snatched a woman off the streets. what we know about the funeral for music legend prince.

7:29, outside to meteorologist chris sowers with the accuweather forecast. pretty, but cold out there. >> reporter: yeah, temperatures in the 30s and 40s, it feels better than 20 minutes ago, the sun was not as high as it is now. what a difference the sun makes this time of the year. it feels better already. win speeds, 10 miles per hour out of the north in philadelphia. 7 in millville. 8 miles per hour in dover and sea isle city. and atlantic city wind speed out of the north at 9 miles per hour. even though we're seeing 30s and 40s, it feels 35 or 6 degrees cooler than what we're seeing because of the breed. allentown, 39 and lancaster 39. philadelphia, 47. millville, 45. and 50 for atlantic city and cape may and beach haven. forecast for today, there's hardly a cloud in the sky. we'll keep it clear start to finish. 1:00 p.m. temperatures, 63. 3:00 p.m., 66 and then by

5:00 p.m., we're up to 68 degrees which is close to average for this time of the year. normal high is 67. lot cooler down the shore because of an onshore breeze. there will be a good 8 to ten degrees colder today right there on the warm front than what we'll experience inland. for the city of philadelphia, there's the 68, mostly sunny. more sunshine for the shore, but high temperatures in the upper 60s and low 70s. 80s on monday and tuesday, we have unsettled changes arriving tuesday afternoon in the form of cold front that will trigger showers and thunderstorms. i'll have the details in the seven seven-day forecast when i see you in just a few minutes. chris, thank you. new this morning, a shooting at a birthday party in burlington county new jersey, the action cam was at the scene in the town of riverside. shots rang out at 11:00 p.m. the victim was critically

injured and taken to lordes hospital in willingboro. there's an intense seven for the abductors who snatched a woman off a west philadelphia street. she suffered an terrifying ordeal before escaping. jeff chirico talked to neighbors who encountered the woman once she got away from her attackers. i heard the screaming. >> reporter: neighbors on the 5700 block of larchwood streets are stunned after hearing screams from a woman they would later learn was escaping her abductor. just a shirt on. >> reporter: police say the kidnapping happened at 49th and lancaster at 4:00 a.m. the woman was sexually and physically assaulted and bound with duct tape. police found a role -- roll of

it at the spot where the victim broke free. the guy was like she must have had her tied up, they was crying and everything. >> reporter: passers by helped the woman and called 911. a woman said her teeth was knocked loose and the kidnapper said he would kill her. the car sped off that way, there was like a lot of yelling. >> reporter: police described the suspect with a dark complex and dread locks, 23-year-old black man. you have to watch out for people who are closest to you, so everybody be safe. >> reporter: it's unclear how the victim was able to getaway. at this point the police have not released her condition. police are looking for one suspect, however, neighbors say they clearly saw two men hop in the car and speed away. at the special victims units in hunting park, cler cher channel

6 "action news." your time, 7:33. it turns out that the mystery that often surroundedded lendsary -- surrounded prince will continue. family and friends and loved ones paid tribute to a the singer at a private ceremony. his publicist said there will be a public celebration of his life. details announced at a later date. that has not stopped fans having their own remembrances. i like little red corvett. you could feel how he was feeling when he was singing. for the majority of those who placed flowers and balloons and artwork bearing the iconic symbols sin anonymous with his name -- synonomous with his name they reflected on their youth.

i was in the 80s and prince was with me when i grew up. he was one of the most important artist of my generation. he left such an influence on everyone from the area. >> reporter: many stunned that such a power house is gone. it's not easy to lose someone that you love and been a parth of our life for so long. it brings tears to my heart, to know that that's great artist is a genius that he was to die so i don't think. interesting outside the occasional cell phone playing purple rain there's no comiewsk playing -- music playing here rather than silence while his songs are on repeat around the world. "good morning america" weekend will have more on the investigation into prince' death and tribute to the music icon.

"g.m.a." weekends begins at 8:00 a.m. after "action news." 7:35. u.s. presidential candidates are campaigning in pennsylvania and delaware with two days left before the primaries here. a big crowd greeted bernie sanders in wilmington yoart. he promises -- yesterday, he promise also tuition-free college indication. meanwhile, bill clinton was campaigning for his wife hillary. ted cruz campaigned in western pennsylvania saying businesses should be able to provide separate bathrooms for trans gerned -- transgendered people. the senate race is another showdown that's happening on primary day on tuesday. 6abc hosted the debate with all four senate candidates hoping to challenge pat toomey in the

fall. you can watch it on of abc. the democratic debate airs at 11:00 a.m. you can see it on 6abc 6abc.com. also, stay with "action news" for primary election coverage on tuesday, we'll have representatives from the league of women voters to answer any questions you might have. you can call the number on the screen from 7:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. kelly ripa is talking about her absence from "live" with kelly and michael. ripa has not appeared alongside michael strahan since he announced his departure. she said she needed time to process the information. strahan is leaving to work for "g.m.a." she returns on tuesday for the tow, you can see "live" with kelly and michael weekdays at 9:00 a.m. the flyers will try to beat the washington capitals for the

third straight time when they meet at high noon for game 6 in the playoff series. goalie michael neuvirth will be asked to do more heaviy lifting today. he pulled off a franchise record of 44 shots. it was also a franchise slow of 11 shots -- low of 11 shots on goal in the game. 6abc loves the arts will bring out the kids of people of all ages. sky6 live hd taking a beautiful look live at center city. meteorologist chris sowers is back next with the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, if you're heading out right now, take a jacket with you. > for them, einstein

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new this morning, a solar-powered plane has safely landed in northern california. the latest stop on the historic around the world voyage. the solar impulse ii touched down 2:45 our time. it took two days for the plane to cross over the pacific ocean from hawaii. it started in abu dhabi. it will make three more stops in the united states before crossing the atlantic ocean to end its voyage in either europe or north africa. let's get you caught you mean on forecast, meteorologist chris sowers, i saw you earlier

outside with a little jacket. either you had a new jacket or chilly which is it? >> reporter: chilly out there. i know you want to show off your new clothes. it's chilly out there, the numbers have dropped into the 30s and 40s. it's feeling better because the sun is up, the rays of the sun is shining down. april sun is warm this time of the year. we're up to 47 degrees now in philadelphia. our dewpoint is still fairly dry. sitting at 20 degrees, pressure reading rising from 11.30 inches. the winds are out of the north at 10 miles per hour. that's not too strong of a breeze, but enough to make the 47 feel like the upper 30s and low 40s at this hour, you'll need a coat or jacket this morning. 39 in allentown and lancaster. 47 in philadelphia. 45 in millville. 50 down in cape may. satellite and radar, showing clear conditions for the mid atlantic and the northeast states this morning as high

pressure continues to dominate the pattern. it will stay in place through tuesday morning. by the time we get into tuesday afternoon that's when things change up a little bit. there's future tracker 6 later on, we're looking at mostly sunny skies, a beautiful finish to the weekend, lots of sunshine out there, maybe a few high, thin clouds that's about it. again, don't forget the sunscreen. overnight tonight mainly clear, tomorrow, clouds to the north, but clear for everybody. by tomorrow afternoon, combination of sun and clouds. monday is a nice looking day. win out of the southwest, temperatures close to 80 degrees. monday, we're clear, maybe a few clouds. tuesday morning looking all right. tuesday we'll see highs close to 80. tuesday afternoon the frontal system collapse to the south it will trigger showers and thunderstorms. i was looking at the latest forecast model information there's enough instability here where we could see stronger thunderstorms, nothing severe, threetion -- at least that's not

what it looks like right now. we can fer we -- we could get gy winds and drenching down torresdale. rainfall totals depending on where the heavier downpours set up, may be an inch and a quarter for lancaster and half inch for philadelphia. close to an inch for wilmington and dover and the poconos more than half inch of rain. i've gotten a lot of e-mails what to expect for up coming summer season. we don't do a summer outlook. accuweather sent this over here. it's been a mild winter here. the summer looks warm, as well. look at the warmth across northern tier states, and we're sitting in the 2 to 3 degrees above normal range. what that translates to is this, expected 90-degree days on average, we see 24. this year accuweather is expecting 35. it's expected to be a very hot

and sticky summer across the delaware and lehigh valleys. 70 degrees in allentown. it's nothing new, it's hot and sticky every summer. trenton, 70 degrees. wilmington, 68 degrees. jersey shore, cooler with the onshore wind high temperatures in the upper 50s, close to 60 degrees. overnight tonight, low to mid 40s for everybody. philadelphia the warm spot, 49 partly cloudy and mild. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, 68 degrees today mostly sunny skies, sunshine expected for monday, 80. tuesday, 80 degrees with the showers and thunderstorms developing in the afternoon. wednesday is clear, thursday could be wet, friday and saturday, clear, temperatures near 70. not bad. remember you can get the seven-day forecast and check storm tracker 6 live at any time at 6abc.com/weather. it is now, 7:45 in "health check" this morning taking care of newest americans the u.s. is

being under to take in more refugees, only a few thousand have come so far, some have settled in philadelphia and local hospitals are looking after their health. for them, einstein community practice center may be one of their first stops. it has a free heir wellness kiln -- free area wellness clinics. many refugees were iraqi nationals who fled religious violence in their homeland and fled again as isis swept across iraq and syria. many received death threats because they helped u.s. forces in iraq. they left in a hurry. they left in the middle of the night with a suitcase. >> reporter: doctors say few have medical records and they have not been able to stay on top of chronic diseases like high blood pressure or diabetes. doctors see noncontagious tb and

intestinal parasites. they have seen their children bombed in the streets their brothers poisoned their daughters raped their fathers tortured. >> reporter: the immigrants receive menchts health care here, the fear that grips them in the homeland doesn't go away easily. the doctor says they want to be part of the american dream. they are teenagers, they are doctors and engineers small business owners. they are family people. >> reporter: and the doctor said the refugees include christian pack attendance escaping targeted -- pakistani escaping targeted violence there. he hopes americans can ceep an open minds about the immigrants they want to raise happy families, too. the dance company is called

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a celebration of the american southwest is coming to the prince theater. the dance performance is described as a kid's show for

adults. karen rogers has 6abc loves the arts. >> reporter: the dance company is called opus cactus. it's color costumes and crazy production that the new york times calls a feast for the eyes. the company was founded 36 years ago by award winning choreograph er. it was inspired by a trip to the desert in california. if we can't bring the desert, we can bring an impression of it. >> reporter: that journey includes high energy dance moves. we have recipes that any sports star would envy. there's an native american sound and arabic sound and abdomin

>> reporter: dream catcher is the best part of the show. the dream catcher you hang over your bed to catch all the great dreams. >> reporter: it's a show that will hold your attention from beginning to end. literally they will scream with glee when they see it. ♪ >> reporter: they perform at the prince theater from may 11th to the 22nd. for tickets and show times visit prince theater.org or 6abc loves the arts and other area events. for 6abc loves the arts, i'm karen rogers. 7:51 it was the perfect day for thers perfect first pitch of the season. dozens of youngers hit the field of dreams for athletes facing

physical and cognitive challenges. the league mascot go for it was there to cheer on everybody. looks like a fun day. we'll b right back.

so glad you stayed with us sunday morning,s it -- it is 7:. sky6 live hd looking at cape may, new jersey, a bit chilly, chris sowers will not let it last. >> reporter: it's chilly right now, but milder temperatures this afternoon, a ton of sunshine from start to finish. cooler down the shore, high temperatures top out in the upper 50 os, close to 6 6 60 degrees. 80 degrees monday, 79 tuesday. lots of sunshine, monday afternoon. tuesday there's a frontal system that will collapse from the north that will cool the numbers down by midweek. that could trigger showers and thunderstorms during afternoon. downpours, as well. otherwise the week as a whole doesn't look bad at all. it is 7:55 we're just a few

minutes away from saying good morning to "good morning america." we're following breaking news coming from the midwest here's a look ahead. >> reporter: coming up breaking news, a shooting at a prom overnight. what provoked the rampage. plus, prince' closest family and friends gathering for a private memorial service while fans gather for a larger memorial at target field in minneapolis. as the investigation into his death moves forward. on a lighter and musical note beyounce is back with a new album premiering her work as a visual album on hbo we'll tell you about it, coming up on "g.m.a." sunday, we'll see you noon. "good morning america" weekend is next time on channel 6. here's some of the stories we're following for you, philadelphia police are trying

to sort out what happened outside a local nightclub after a shooing left a 17-year-old dead. spring cleaning today? how to cash in at the same time. plus, chris sowers will have 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 sunday. we'll see you back here at 9:00 a.m.

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