out in a delaware county home leaving a man new need of rescue. >> a west philadelphia neighborhood holds a candle light vigil for a murdered community staple. >> the latest north korea missile launch president donald trump speaks out. >> good morning to you, sky6 live hd giving you a glimpse over the commodore barry bridge. meteorologist chris sowers tracking the forecast a little bit of rain on the way. >> reporter: yesterday definitely the better of the two

weekend days. it's quiet out there right now. we have mainly cloudy skies, we are expecting rain to move in there shortly. the rain continued on and off all day long. future tracker 6 we set it in motion for you, we have a lot of colors up here, the white is the snow. the blue is the mix and the green is where we're seeing rain. we're seeing a wintry mix up in the poconos north of lehigh valley. lake harmony, mount pocono reporting freezing rain that's rain falling that freezes on contact with the colder ground. we expect this to continue through a good part of the afternoon. the winter weather advisory continues through 1:00 p.m. in the counties highlighted here. in the lehigh valley and the poconos. they include berks county, but most of it will stay in a line like this to areas to the north. there will might be freezing rain endrizzle in berks county

and -- and drizzle in berks county and upper bucks. we expected numbers to drop down to 32 degrees briefly during the morning hours. fleetwood, 34, pottstown, 34, saint david, 39. center city, 41. chester, 40. a little bit of freezing rain in the lehigh valley. everybody's is plain rain today. 1:00 p.m., 44, look for rain drizzle areas of fog, shooting for a high of 45. when i come back in just a few minutes we have a high wind watch that goes into effect overnight tonight, some areas could see gusts as high as 60 miles per hour. i'll have the details in just a minute. >> folks remember you can get the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast and check radar at 6abc.com/weather. >> we have the developing story from the strawberry mansion section of philadelphia. police are trying to piece together how two men got shot

early this morning. the action cam was at the scene at 25th street at cecil b. moore. when police arrived they found a driver with a gunshot wound to the face. around the block officers found another mantua bullet wound to his shoulder. he is in stable condition. there's no word on a suspect or motive. firefighters rescue add man from a house fire in chester. this is viewer video from the scene the 1100 block of parker street. the fire broke out at 2:30 a.m. when crews arrived they found flames coming out of the two story twin. firefighters found a man trapped on the second floor. investigators are looking for the cause. 6:03 a.m., hundreds turned out to say farewell to a fallen corrections officer in delaware. family, friends and colleagues attended the viewing for steven

floyd. the 47-year-old died a week and a half ago at the vaughn correctional center in smyrna. we'll have more on the brothers in arms who made the trip to pay their respects. a west philadelphia neighborhood is pleading for justice while honoring a beloved pillar of their community. >> our god and father we thank you for this is the day you have made. >> reporter: they held candles last night praying for someone to offer the tip to solve the murder of windy harris. she was a fixture in the uc green program which plants thousands of trees in the community. a friend of hers spoke at the vigil. >> what happened to our friend? what happened to our friend who was a stalwart of this community. she kept our community beautiful.

>> she wasn't anybody that you could do anything to and take anything from. >> she was a loving mother, aunt, family member abbey cousin, that's what we're here for are we're here to make sure some type of justice is being served. >> the family is asking anyone with information about the case to contact police. >> this morning president donald trump is standing firm after a reported ballistic missile test by north korea the north has not launched a missile in a year and a half. some feel it is challenge to the trump white house. trump and japanese prime minister spoke about it. >> reporter: as president trump was playing host in florida to the prime minister of japan, north north korea fired a ballistic missile test that fell into the sea of japan. >> the united states of america

stand behind japan it's great ally, 100%. thank you. >> reporter: president trump is regrouping after two stinging court losses put a stop at least temporarily of his travel ban of 7 predominantly muslim nations. in' on airport one he said he had other options. meanwhile, surprise and shock as u.s. immigration and custom enforcement carry out what they're calling enforcement surge argue under documented immigrants in raids across the county from texas to atlanta. 160 deportations in texas alone. no apology from homeland secretary john kelly. >> they were picked up and subject to removal. the men and women of ice are

executing the law, which is our job. around the country republican officials face the angry feedback to townhalls. undoing obama care at the top of the gop domestic agenda much easier said than done. series has become the latest retail chain to drop ivanka trump's merchandise. the move follows in order -- nordstrom citing declining sales. they have not mentioned the grab your wallet campaign to boycott

trump merchandise. tributes are pouring in for al bowls -- boscov. the ceo and philanthropist died of pancreatic cancer inside his home on friday. fred pool said he was grateful to see his mentor hours before he past. >> it was very humpling, because i was allowed to enter his room and see him and love him and kiss him and touch him. >> al boscov graduated from reading high school and drexel university and he served in the navy ann started in the business his dad began years earlier. boscov is a former partner in the 6abc thanksgiving day parade. a public memorial is being planned.

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>> the national guard came to the rescue of an elderly man whose car was swept away in california. you can see him there, he managed to cling to a tree branch in six feet deep water, a guards man was lowered to him and he was taken to safety. >> rain today, keep the umbrellas handy. >> just a little bit of rain this morning, the bigger story is the windy gusts as we head into tomorrow. there's a shot of the atlantic city skyline. it's dark out there, we have a lot of clouds upstairs, today

will be a different day than yesterday. yesterday it was nice, we had high temperatures in the mid 50s, today if we're lucky, low to mid 40s and lots of clouds and periods of rain. approaching from the west we'll freezing rain and drizzle in the poconos. we'll zoom in there first, here's lake harmony, here's mount pocono. the temperatures are 30, 32 degrees up here. we're seeing rain falling to the ground. it is freezing on contact. that's what you're seeing up here. everybody else is seeing plain rain or drizzle. there's allentown there's the lehigh valley. we're way up to the north. everybody is expecting rain with the exception of the poconos, perhaps the northern portion of the lehigh valley. nice rebound. friday's high was only 34. yesterday we shot up to 56. 22 degrees warmer than friday. the norm at is 43. today will be nowhere near that, i hope you had a chance to enjoy it.

35 in allentown. well back and forth freezing. philadelphia, 41, millville, 44. atlantic city, 43, trenton checking in at 36 degrees at this 6:00 hour. satellite and radar showing a quick-moving storm just like thursday snow event this is a fast-moving storm, it's going to become a huge crippling blizzard tore new england. for us we're seeing temperatures a little bit too mild. this is all in the form of liquid in the delaware and the lehigh valleys. even though the middle is showing drizzle and rain in the lehigh valley midday or so, especially the poconos, it shouldn't get farther south than allentown. everybody's seeing periods of rain and drizzle and areas of fog. it will continue i in the afternoon hours. tomorrow, the winds will pick up on the backside of the storm. that will bring the snow to new

england. it becomes a monster for those folks up there. high wind watch in effect overnight tonight. through the day on monday, 50 to 60-mile an hour gusts. it includes the poconos, lehigh valley and the suburbs and philadelphia. what we're expecting, downed power lines, downed trees, things like that, especially considering it's going to rain today, the wet soil loosens everything up. be careful with that tomorrow. difficult travel conditions, traveling down the road you have a 60-mile an hour wind gust, it's not easy today. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, rain and drizzle, areas of fog, forecasted 45 degrees. pretty much all day is gray and gloomy. 44 degrees by 1:00. temperatures hold steady. overnight tonight, cloudy and windy, gusts as high 45 to

55 miles per hour. temperatures in the mid 30s in the city of philadelphia. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, 45 degrees today, very windy for tomorrow, with gusts 40 to as much as 55 miles per hour, 43. valentine's day 45, wednesday, mostly cloudy, 47. windy and cooler for thursday, high of 40. guys? >> the powerball jackpot ballooned overnight to $310 million. nobody matched all the numbers in last night's drawing, 5, 9, 17, 37, 64. the powerball was 2. we'll run the numbers at the bottom of the screen. we'll be right back.

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the commissioner. it was pal day at city hall. these students are grateful for the opportunity. >> i'm blessed. >> it is a once in a lifetime experience they will sit in the cabinet meeting to spending the afternoon with the police commissioner. >> i'm trying to get a feel for different jobs and experiences to pursue my dreams. >> looking forward to off loading my stress on him today. >> reporter: the event was sponsored by toyota. tom mellon, the toyota director, but also a police officer who knows the value of connectioning police and young people. >> we want to get out there and transcend it to larger numbers, because it is our youth our generations that will come up and take over and run with good leadership and strong character.

we spoke to the young man who is shadowing jim kenny. >> i want to study how the mayor approaches the way he works. >> reporter: before they departed city hall to see how administrators get things done they switch mentors between students. the lesson learned through pal could last a lifetime. >> reporter: whether atmosphere career here at city hall or as a police officer keeping the city safe never know what will inspire a young person. for more information about pal head to 6abc.com. bob brooks, channel 6 "action news."

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back everyone, 6:23 a.m. sunday morning. forecast for today, does not look pleasant, temperatures topping out in the mid 40s depending on your location. 45 in the city of philadelphia. look for areas of rain anticipate drizzle and areas of fog. we continue to watch thursday, the storm looks like a miss. which is good news if you don't like snow. we have two areas of low pressure which we talked about yesterday, in order to get a big or sizable snowstorm in the delaware and the lehigh valleys these two have to come together, in order to get a big storm off the atlantic coast. what they are saying right now these two areas of low pressure are going to come at us in pieces. they will never come together. this will pull through wednesday night, this will work off the coast of the carolinas as we head into thursday. there's no connection between the two, as long as that remains the case, there won't be any

snowstorm. the models say no to any snow on thursday. gray i know that makes you happy. >> no to snow. the sixers busted the wing -- winning streak of miami heat and they are revealing more about joel embiid. >> reporter: joel embiid is dealing with more than a bone bruise, he has a minor tear in the in a meniscus in the knee. they are not sure if the tear happened at the time or preexisting. it is the bone bruise that's causing the problem. there's no timetable for his return. >> my knee, the bone bruise,

they care about me, they never going to push me, [inaudible]. >> as we progress forward we're going to try to get him to the point he can play, and play in a way he is effectively asymptomatic and stays that way. >> embiid's injury taking center stage after the sixers star was dancing on stage at the meek mill concert. sixers coach spoke to him about how this may be perceived and not played. >> who needs him against miami, the hottest team cooled off by the sixers.

sixers in double digits. third quarter, noelle puts it away. they won 20 games for the first time under brett brown. big question for him, oklahoma and the trade -- okafor, and the trade rumors. >> there were trade rumors that were happening before the game. i was aware of those, in these situations i felt it was best not to complicate things and not play noel. against the sharks, a goal, their first goal in the first 225 minutes. finally, flyers up 1-0. it doesn't last long, 3 minutes

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mess on broad street. a crash injured four people. what police are having the driver do right now. police offer a final salute to a final delaware prison guard. >> the accuweather forecast is wintry wet and then windy. it is 6:30, meteorologist chris sowers joins us with another preview of accuweather. keep the umbrellas handy, right? >> reporter: a little bit of everything in the forecast for the viewing area. look at this shot here, in atlantic city, the wind, the camera is shakerring a little bit more than the winds suggest. we have gusts in the 10 to 15 miles per hour range. it will certainly get much windier than that over the next 24 to 48 hours. the storm will get cranking, the one that's bringing moisture to the parts of the area. once it hits the gulf of maine we'll see the wind whip in the

overnight and first thing tomorrow morning. allentown, right there, we're seeing mainly light drizzle this morning, temperatures are above freezing for just about everyone. the exception being the poconos where they are reporting freezing rain. lake harmony, that's freezing rain. hazleton, everything there, everybody's south of that point seeing cold rain this morning. we'll continue to see that on and off throughout the day in the immediate philadelphia area. the exception to the rule will be the poconos. we'll see sleet and freezing rain for the next five or six hours here, if you're traveling north use caution there will be treacherous travel conditions north of allentown. we could see power outages and tree branches down because of the weight of the ice. accuweather says let's go cloudy skies, rain and drizzle, areas of fog and temperatures around 45 degrees. nydia. >> all right, chris, thank you. new this morning, four

people in one car are injured and the driver is being tested for dui after the vehicle slammed into two parked suvs in the hunting park section of philadelphia. the action cam was on the 2200 block of north broad street. the car went out of control at 4:00 a.m. this morning. they are all in the hospital, there's no word on their condition. new information to tell you about this morning, police are investigating a double shooting in south philadelphia, here's what we know, bullets grazed a 16-year-old boy and 24-year-old man in the 900 block of south 4th street late last night. both in the hospital in stable condition. investigators are figure figurit who fired the shots. a husband, a friend a hero, all the words describing steven floyd. laid to restiest, many of his

comrads paid tribute to their lost brother. >> he was the person you would expect to be a hero. one by one mourners boarded buses to heading to the campus of delaware state university. >> i saw the honor and what he put himself through and what he did for the officers themselves, the sacrifice that he made. >> floyd a 47-year-old father and grandfather was killed during a standoff an hostage situation at vaughn correctional center near smyrna. >> when you go you will think different things, it's natural, but you do what you have to do. >> reporter: corrections officers came from all over to r the viewing and funeral. 100 officers gathered at the delaware memorial bridge and traveled together to honor floyd we found officers from new york,

pennsylvania and maryland. >> it is heartbreaking. >> reporter: folks who worked with floyd called him a dedicated officer who shouldn't have lost his life. >> it's sad, because valuables there was an i imbalance somewhere, hopefully it will be fixed, sometimes it takes a tragedy for people to wake up. >> i want justice, i do. it's a shame it happened. i hope it gets better. >> reporter: university officials say the gym where the funeral was held was filled to caste with 1800 people and thousands more came to pay their respects over the past few days, reporting from delaware, trish hartman, channel 6 "action news." >> 23-year-old man was killed by police, the shooting happened friday afternoon, an officer shot him running after him. officials say a weapon was recovered. police have not said that he

fired a shot or why he was being chased. the prosecutor is looking into whether the shooting was justified. a man is in custody after causing a deadly crash in south philadelphia. police say a man driving a honda accord hit four parked cars along the 1800 block of south 31st street and fled the scene. 56-year-old woman was inside one of the parked cars. she was taken to jefferson hospital where she died 90 minutes later. the driver of the car was arrested. justin trudeau said he is not expected to raise his differences with president trump when he visitors the white house. he is expected to discuss jobs and middle class and the flow of goods and people across the border. israeli prime minister netanyahu is visiting washington this week. trump has talked about his desire to help end the conflict between israel and the

palestinians. inside story at 11:30 a.m. on 6abc takes a closer look where local leaders stand on two confirmed trump officials, devos as education secretary and jeff sessions. the panel digs into the decision of seth williams not to seek a third term. it will cost a little more to visit disney world and disney land. the price went up $5. the $124 has not gone up. disney is parent company of 6abc. palestra, one of america's iconic sports venues is marking its 90th birthday. >> it's a throw back place. >> reporter: diehard sports fans say to walk into the palestra is

to go back in time. >> we heard it was an iconic basketball place. >> reporter: the palestra opened its doors in 1927 back when calvin coolage was president. tuesday it celebrates it's 90th anniversary. the venue hosted nba stars like could he be -- kolbe bryant and labron james. to play on there court is to be part of history. >> it was an honor and pleasure to play here. >> reporter: the players names have changed over the years, but not much else. the venue is small almost quaint. >> there are no bad seats. >> reporter: it is recommend -- reminiscent of an old high school. >> we came down the walk of fame and checked out the

players. >> reporter: admittedly nothing fancy, for some, that's why there's no other place like it. >> it is the greatest basketball buildings in the country. >> reporter: the palestra is not done making history, in march it will host the first ivy league tournament. it is why this iconic gym is still relevant. ali gorman brings you an alert about genetic testing. what experts say you need to know before trying to it out. >> a local barber is giving haircuts to the homeless and rachel ray is helping spread the love. meteorologist chris sowers is back with the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast forecast, windy tomorrow.

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with us on a sunday morning. 6:41 a.m., 41 degrees, sky6 live hd over the philadelphia international airport. dry and clear now, that will change later today. as chris looks into what i'm going to say. dry and clear now, in a couple of hours, wet and cloudy, and dodging trash cans when we get into tomorrow, the wind will pick up.

let's go live on sky6 live hd. our temple university camera, you can see a nice, quiet calm view, mr. william penn. we have cloudy skies a little bit of drizzle in areas north and west in the poconos, starting to see freezing rain. everybody else reporting light rain. there's allentown down there. you have to go into the poconos to get wintry precipitation. even though we have a winter weather advisory for the lehigh valley and then upper bucks and berks county. this is the only location that's picking up wintry precipitation as of now. reading sitting at 41 way above freezing. even allentown, the freezing mark is 32 allentown, 35. trenton, 36. millville, 44. dover, 43. we'll be watching these numbers very closely over the next 24 to 36 hours. winds right now are fairly tame

compared to where they will be here shortly. general wind speeds are out of the east-northeast these gusts will pick up to 50 to 60 miles per hour as this storm here hits the coast, it will hit the gulf of maine. it will suddenly explode the winds on the backside pull down on the western side of the low and all of a sudden we'll see the powerful gusts. here's future tracker 6, we'll stop the clock around lunchtime. alrn -- allentown, you'll see a little bit of rain or cold rain at this point. the poconos will see wintry precipitation, everybody's will see a -- everybody else will see a cold rain. later this evening, that's when everything starts to clear out. we'll go partly cloudy overnight tonight. that's when the winds start to pick up, tomorrow looks already, we'll see combination of sun and

clouds, the winds are roaring at that point with this storm here, it starts out over the eastern portion of the great lakes. it hits the coast and you can seal the winds wrap around in a counter clockwise fashion. it whips in and we could see gusts around 50, 60 miles per hour. this model has us in the upper 40s, low 50s for wind speeds don't be surprised if you pick up a gust 55 or 60 miles per hour. because of that the national weather service issued a high wind watch for the entire viewing area, overnight tonight and after midnight and tomorrow for the high winds, it includes the poconos lehigh valley and the delaware valley. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, 45 degrees, that's the forecasted high. areas of rain and drizzle. winds shifting from the east out of the northwest later on, 5 to 15 miles per hour, pretty much from start to finish is gray and

gloomy, cloudy in philadelphia. it will continue to be cloudy through 9:00 a.m. by 10:00, 11:00 a.m. that's when the rain moves in the city, they will continue on and off through the first part of the afternoon. 3:00 p.m., 44. 5:00 p.m., a shower around, 44 degrees, overnight tonight, drying out, winds picking up, partly cloudy, 31 degrees, outlying suburbs, 35 for center city. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, after tomorrow's winds it looks like smooth sailing the rest of the week. rain and drizzle. areas of fog. tomorrow, winds gusting 50, 60 miles per hour. windchills in the upper 20s, low 30s. tuesday and wednesday look good, thursday's storm appears to be a myth. windy and cooler, 40 degrees. friday and saturday, 52, 53. guys you know what i saw for next sunday? >> what. i saw 635 again. >> really? >> you're the man. a connecticut man is called

a hero for rescuing a boy from an icy pond. the ice gave out and the man plunged into the water, too, while in the water he managed to get the boy to shore. police arrived and the body cam footage shows how they pulled him to safety. he and the boy were taken to the hospital for observations. a murder victim's mother hopes you can help find her son's killer. someone took his life as he was walking his dog. here's rick williams with the crime fighters report. >> he was loving and happy go lucky and loved his family, just trying to make it, trying to live. >> reporter: carmen said her so, you know had ambitious goals. >> he was doing construction

work,. >> reporter: she said she's reeling from the events of monday, december 21, 2015. >> from my understanding he was taking his dog out for a walk. that's all i know. >> reporter: just before 7:30 p.m., police were called to the 300 block of harkin street in west philadelphia. that's where they found the 22-year-old lying on the sidewalk with a gunshot wound to the head. he was pronounced dead at the hospital. >> there's a $20,000 reward, i think, and basically just hoping that someone bring someone to say something to talk. >> reporter: the city of philadelphia is offering up to $20,000 as a reward for anyone that comes forward with information that leads to an arrest and conviction of the person responsible. all you have to do is call

215-546-tips all calls will remain anonymous, for crime fighters i'm rick williams, channel 6 "action news."

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from a a face of a familiar 6abc viewer. >> reporter: this is brennen jones, the chester born philadelphia barber sets up on the street corners across the city giving haircuts to homeless people who can't afford them, no costs no questions asked, just a fresh cut, he throws in a light lunch and toyota -- toiletries. >> i provide a sense of self esteem. >> i plan to drive to every state to our countries and giving back. >> jones got a national shoutout on the rachel ray show and got an 8,000-dollar donation to help him keep doing his good selfless work in the city of brotherly love. he started an organization called hair consults for the homeless and says it's not about the haircuts, it's about spreading love.

alicia vitarelli channel 6 "action news." >> love that story, great act of kindness. >> there's another hour of "action news" straight ahead. >> a winter weather advisory still in effect right now, but not for all of us, meteorologist chris sowers breaks down where folks will get mixed precipitation, strong winds move in tomorrow. >> a car crash turns into a shooting investigation in philadelphia and the driver isn't the only person shot. plus, the cost of disney park tickets changing. "action news" sunday morning will be right back. >> new overnight, fire breaks

out in a delaware county home, leaving a man in need of rescue. >> a west philadelphia neighborhood holds a candle light vigil for a murdered community staple their emotional plea coming up. >> in the wake of north korea's latest missile launch, president donald trump speaks out. >> good morning, thank you for waking up with us on this sunday morning, sky6 live hd giving you this beautiful shot over cape may, new jersey. chris sowers has the winter weather advisory, that is not for everybody, thankfully. >> reporter: that's for the lehigh valley and the poconos, everybody else will be looking