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 at main line cloudy skies and

rain. let's get you outside, and show you what's going on, it's not too bad in most locations, mainly cloudy and drizzle taking place, that's about it. most of the rain is off to the north. as we switch over to the storm tracker 6 live, all the green, the wet weather is up to the north. we'll zoom into into the viewing area, we'll see rain in the poconos in the form of freezing rain and sleet in places like lake harmony and mount pocono. you can see how far north you are, allentown, the lehigh valley down there, you have to go way up there, out of our viewing area to get any kind of wintry precipitation this morning. nonetheless, the winter weather advisory continues 1:00 p.m. berks county, upper bucks, lehigh valley and the poconos, temperatures above freezing, 38 in saint david. the freezing mark is 32, that's the number right there, you get

to the freezing mark and all of a sudden things start icing up. all the numbers are above freezing at this point which is a good sign, low 40s south and east. in the poconos if you're heading north not a smart move we'll see periods of freezing rain an sleet. treacherous travel conditions setting up north of allentown. we can see so much ice the weight of the ice could create power outages up there. everybody else else around the immediate philadelphia area, we expect rain and drizzle and areas of fog. not the way we wanted to finish off the weekend, but it could be worse. when i come back we'll salk -- talk about a windy watch that goes into effect overnight tonight. gray. >> thanks so much, remember you can guilt the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast and check storm tracker 6 live at any time at 6abc.com/weather. >> we have a 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 250th street near cecil b. moore avenue. a car slammed into a parked carat 2:30 a.m. when police arrived they found a driver with a gunshot wound to the face. he is in critical condition at temple university hospital. down the block, officers found another man with a bullet wound to the shoulder. he is in stable condition. no word on science or motives. new this morning, firefighters rescued a 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 pouring out of the of the two story twin. firefighters rescued a man trapped on the second floor. he is a crozer-chester medical center. no word on his condition. hundreds turned out to say farewell to a fallen corrections officer in delaware.

family, friends and colleagues attended the viewing and funeral for lieutenant steven floyd. the 47-year-old died a a week and a half ago during a standoff at the vaughn correctional center in smyrna. >> a west philadelphia neighborhood is pleading for justice while honoring a beloved pillar of their community. >> our god and our father we thank you for this is the day you have made. >> reporter: he had held candles in pmplet -- p oavment powton. windy harrison was shot in her home on december 23. >> what happened to our friend? what happened to our friend who was a stalwart of this community

she kept our community save and beautiful and we're going to continue to hold her legacy high. >> she was not anybody you could do anything too and take anything from, she was a loving mother, family member, aunt. we're here to make sure justice is served. >> reporter: the family is asking anyone who has information about the case to contact police. this morning, president donald trump is standing firm after reported ballistic missile tests by north korea. the north has not launched a missile in the last year and a half. some feel the test is a challenge to the white house. japanese prime minister spoke about it from the president's florida estate. >> reporter: as president trump was playing host this week in florida to the prime minister of japan. northnorth korea fired a ballisc

missile test that japan believes fell into the sea of japan. >> the united states of america stands behind japan its great ally, 100%. thank you. >> reporter: president trump is regrouping after two stinging court losses put a stop at least temporarily to his travel ban to seven predominantly muslim nations. on air force one, the president is thinking of issuing a new policy. >> we have other options including filing a brand new order on monday. >> reporter: surprise and shock as agents of ice carry out what they are calling an enforcement surge argue undocumented immigrants in raids across the country from texas to atlanta. 161 deportations in los angeles alone. most, those not all, had criminal record. no apologies from homeland

secretary john kelly. >> they were picked up, the men and women of ice are expiewght expiewght -- executing the law which is our job. >> reporter: around the country republicans face the angry feedback in their drive to overturn obama care. >> let's hold our boos and cat calls. >> reporter: undoing obama care at the top of the gop domestic agenda approving easier than done. 31 trump home items were removed from series' online sites. series and kmart do not carry the trump merchandise inside their stores. the move follows nordstrom and neiman administer can you -- ma.

they have not mentioned the grab your wallet campaign that calls for the boycott of trump items. al boscov died of pancreatic cancer inside his home in reading. his friend said he was grateful to see him mentor hours before he passed. >> it was very humbling because i was allowed to be entered into his room and see him and love him and kiss him and touch him. >> al boscov graduated from reading high school and drexel university. he served in the navy and in 1962 joined the business his dad began decades earlier. over the years, he gave millions to the arts an other projects, boscov's was a former partner in the 6abc thanksgiving day

parade. a public memorial for boscov is being planned. boscovs is the largest family-owned department store in the nation, with 45 stores in 7 states employing more than 7500 people. and whether an elderly man tries to hold on in floodwaters. you'll see the rescue attempt play out next. >> prices at disney passion exchanged -- parks changed who i will -- while you were sleeping. >> joel embiid what's going on him and keeping him out of action. >> reporter: periods of rain expected today, and drizzle, as well, wind gust going in -- gusting in places as high as 60 miles per hour tomorrow. forecast coming up right after

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tonight at the grammies, beyounce and adele are the favorites for the three biggest awards of the night. adele has ten grammys and beyonce has 20. taylor swift is not nominated for the first time in five years, she has been working on a new album. the powerball jackpot ballooned to $310 million. nobody matched the numbers last night. 5, #, 17, 37, 64. the powerball was 2. we'll run the numbers at the bottom of the screen. time to catch up on the forecast, meteorologist chris sowers, wet and wild? >> reporter: at least not white and wild, you're happy about that, right? let's get you outside, no snow in the forecast in the foreseeable future. >> i don't know what you're

talking about. >> reporter: imrai -- gray is not a big fan of the snow. there's a live shot of spring mountain, light drizzle and freezing rain in the poconos. let's flip it over to the radars. you have to go way north to get any precipitation this morning. most of it is falling in the form of liquid. you go farther to the north, you get into the higher elevations of the poconos, lake harmony, these freezing rain and sleet. this is where the wintry stuff will stay today, maybe as far south as allentown. 28 in the poconos, 36 in allentown. now the freezing mark is 32, as long as you stay in the mid 30s, you don't have to worry about icing taking place on the roads. we're seeing good numbers in the lehigh valley so far. reading, 38. philadelphia, 41. millville, 43. low 40s showing up in the state of delaware, as well. winds starting to pick up. the numbers will increase over

the next 24 to 36 hours. general wind speeds are ten to is a miles per hour out of the east which is locking in the milder ocean air that's what's keeping it rain, but not snow. winds out of the east, northeast then we have to worry about frozen precipitation. the winds are out of the east that seals the deal, no snow with this one. there's the storm right there, north of pittsburgh, heavy rains to the north, sleet freezing rain and frozen precipitation in upstate new york, it's a huge blizzard in maine, vermont and new hampshire. i'll show you how that a will influence our weather in just a manipulate. future tracker 6 we'll stop it at lunchtime, freezing rain in the lehigh valley and the poconos. everybody else will see cold rain. periods of rain not a driving steady rain, but periods of rain throughout the day with periods of fog.

around 6:00 things start to break, or clear a little bit before sunset. overnight tonight, partly cloudy, we get into the day tomorrow, tomorrow looks gneiss, combination of sun an clouds, the winds are roaring at this point, gusts as high as 50 or 60 miles per hour. around midday on monday, we have 45-mile an hour gusts according to the model in the lehigh valley. closer to 50 in the delaware valley and especially the jersey shore. one or two of you will see gusts as high as 55 or 60 miles per hour. because of that the high wind watch has been issued by the national weather service for the entire viewing area tonight into tomorrow for 50 to 60-mile an hour winds. basically anything that's loose around the yard weigh it down or bring it indoors you run the risk of losing it. >> reporter: here's our windy scale gusts 30 to 40 miles per hour that gets the tree in motion. 40 to 50 miles per hour, that's in the lehigh valley and the poconos, maybe broken twigs.

cars veering on the road. 50 to 60-mile an hour we'll see trees down and power down and broken branches. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, cloudy skies, periods of rain and drizzle, areas of fog, miserable. 38 degrees in allentown. cold rain up there. 49 in millville. low 50s to the south. overnight tonight, partly cloudy and fairly mild. 35 degrees in philadelphia. this time of the year is not too bad. allentown, 32. reading, 33. millville, 34, cape may, 40. with the wind, windchills drop into the 20s. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, rain drizzle and fog, 45. wind whipped tomorrow, windchills in the upper 20s, low 30s, valentine's day everything quiets down, sun and clouds, 45. wednesday, cloudy, 47.

thursday's storm or potential storm looks like a miss high of 40 degrees. keep the thumbs up there. >> it is 7:17 a.m., take a look at this, the national guard came to the rescue of an elderly man whose car was swept away by floodwaters in northern castle catch. the 84-year-old man was carried out of his car by the floodwaters. he managed to cling to a tree there. the guard was lowered to him and the man was lifted to a helicopter and to safety.

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everyone, 7:23 sunday morning. the wind will pick up over the next 24 to 36 hours, an area of low pressure out of the great lake states will travel east-northeast and hit the gulf of maine. the storm will explode everything comes together, the winds wrap in on the backside, right in through here we could see gusts as high as 50 to 06 miles per hour. i'll show you the forecast model we used at "action news." you can see the winds being drawn into this. look at the vacuum being sucked

into the storm. the gulf gulf of maine will pick up 16 to 20 inches of snow. national weather service i should a high wind watch for the entire viewing area. gusts as high as 50 to 06 miles per hour. expect to see down trees and maybe power outages and power lines down, traveling conditions will become a little difficult. gray. >> thank you so much. in sports this morning, the sixers busted the winning streak of the miami heat. they are disclosing more about the injury of the big man joel embiid. jeff skeverski has that. >> reporter: joel embiid is dealing with more than a bone bruise afternoon. sixers reveal he has a minor tear in the meniscus in the left

knee. it will not require surgery. an mri three weeks ago revealed a tear after he got heart against portland. they are not sure if it happened at the time or preexisting. the pain and swelling is not the result of the tearful moment it is the bone bruise that's causing the problem. there's no timetable for his return. >> i have to take care of my knee it is a 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 that's effectively asymptomatic and stays that way. >> reporter: while impede's injury taking center stage after the injured sixers star was dancing on stage at the meek

mill concert. he spoke to embiid about how this may be perceived and he is hurt and not played in two weeks. sixers benched okafor because of the trade rumors. nerlens noel the slam in the first. 19 for him. silva, bam in the second, sixers in double digits. third quarter nerlens noel puts it away. they hang on to win, 117-1009. they have won 20 games under brett brown. the big question for. , okay -- okafor and the trade rumors. >> there were trade rumors happening before the game. i was aware of those, in those situations i felt it was best to not complicate things and not

play okafor. >> reporter: captain voter i.d.n claude giroux called out the team saying i have to be better. finally a goal. in the third period, finally flyers up 1-on them it doesn't last long, three minutes later, marlo, tieing it at 1. it goes to overtime. wayne simmons off the steal. good night. flyers win 2-1 in overtime ending their three game losing streak. flyers outside the wild card standing looking in. there's still a lot of hockey to be played. that's sports, i'm jeff skeverski have a great day. ♪ blue skies >> that is debby frazier

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injured four people what police are having the driver do right now. plus, police offer a final salute to a fallen delaware corrections officer who was killed on the job. >> sky6 live hd is looking live at the flags line the benjamin franklin parkway. it is going to get windy tomorrow, but first, wet today. let's go to the "action news" big board and meteorologist chris sowers with more. >> reporter: good morning to you, nydia, a little wet and wild is in the forecast over the next 24 to 36 hours. storm tracker 6 live we set it in motion. right now all is quiet around the immediate philadelphia area. we have drizzle north of allentown. freezing rain in the poconos. the next batch is approaching from the west. state college, harrisburg seeing light rain at this point. that will race off to the east and get in here by late morning. i think the freezing line with this will be like that. everybody north of that line, allentown north that's where you run the risk of seeing freezing rain and sleet pellets with

this, everybody else to the south will see a cold rain as temperatures climb into the mid 40s today. we'll zoom into the poconos, traveling from allentown along 47. lake harmony, mount pocono both reporting freezing rain at this point. this is the worst kind of wintry precipitation that we can forecast. it's straight ice. it's freezing on contact with the ground and everything becomes slippery it's a mess. terrible conditions up in the higher he higher elevation. winter weather advisory is in effect in the lehigh valley and the poconos. temperatures will drop below freezing in the lehigh valley and well below freezing in the poconos. expect freezing rain for period in the lehigh valley.

the numbers are above 32 which is a good time. 33 in martins creek, quakertown, 33. warrington, 35. when i come back in a few minutes we'll talk about the rain moving into the city of philadelphia, the powerful winds setting up for tonight. >> chris, thank you. new this morning, four people in one car are injured and one of them, the driver is being tested for dui after the vehicle slammed into two parked suv in the hunting park section of philadelphia. the action cam was at the scene the 4200 block of north broad street. the car went out out of controls morning. firefighters had to reach the victims. a house fire in delran, burlington county, 2900 block of route 130. the house sits behind a used dealership. the fire is under control and firefighters are looking for a

cause. 7:32 more knew information to tell you about this morning, police are investigating a double shooting that happened in south philadelphia. bullets grazed a 16-year-old boy and 24-year-old man in the 900 block of south 4th street late last night. both are in the hospital in stable condition. investigators are sorting out who fired the shots and what led to the shooting. a husband and father and hero described lieutenant steven floyd, the delaware corrections officer laid to rest this weekend. the service was private, but many comrads paid tribute to their lost brother. trish hartman has more from dover. >> reporter: one by one mourners boarded buses heading to the camp us of the delaware state university. >> i saw a lot of grief and honor, what he put himself through and what he did for his fellow officers and stuff.

the sack fries that he made. >> reporter: floyd a 47-year-old father and grandfather was killed during a standoff anticipate hostage situation at james t.vaughn correctional center near smyrna. the standoff led 20 hours it has left others shaken. >> you'll be thinking different things, it's natural. but you do what you have to do. >> reporter: corrections officer came from all over the viewing an funeral. 100 officers from new jersey gathered at the delaware memorial bridge and traveled together to honor floyd. we found officers from new york and pennsylvania and maryland. >> it was heartbreaking because i know what he was going through. >> reporter: folks who worked with floyd called him a dedicated officer who should not have lost his life. >> it is sad because there was an 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 it was filled to capacity at 1800 people and thousands more came to pay their respects over the past two days. reporting in dover, trish hartman channel 6 "action news." >> justin trudeau the canadian prime minister is not expected to raise his differences with president trump. israel prime minister netanyahu is expected to meet with the president this week. trump has talked about his desire to end the conflict between the israelis and the palestinians. >> time for winners and losers. abc gloria river a reports from

washington. this week's winner is newly installed attorney general jeff sessions who became the first senator to endorse donald trump. that decision paid off. it took a grueling fight to get there with systems pulling out all the stops to block him. in a controversial move republicans rebuked elizabeth warren for comments they said crossed the line, comments made 30 years ago by civil rights icon correspond red at -- coreta scott king. >> i am surprised that the words of coretta scott king are not suitable for debate in the united states senate. >> sessions takes over the legal battle ever president trump controversial travel ban. >> we'll defend the lawful

orders of the president of the united states with vigor and determination. >> reporter: a much tougher week for kellyanne conway in the news, this time she may have broken the law. during an interview with fox news, conway responded to nordstrom's decision to drop ivanka trump's clothing line. >> go buy it. >> conway violated a profession from endorsing product. jasonhafetts agreed. the white house said conway was counseled, but did not offer details. >> today on this week, white house senior policy advisor, stephen miller and attorney

general bob ferguson face the questions this week. >> joel embiid is sidelined by a minor tear of his meniscus. it was confirmed after he was seen dancing. >> reporter: joel embiid can dance, he made an appearance on stage, you can see he has some moves. we found out before the game against the heat, he has a partially torn meniscus in his left knee. he has not played in nine straight games, the question is should he be dancing at a rap concert. >> he wants to have fun. >> reporter: i don't think he should have did it. i guess he can do whatever he wants to do. >> he on stage acting like that. >> reporter: some can see both

sides. >> he probably should not be dancing, it's his percent in -- personality, he is a party kind of guy. >> some say they are more interested in the sixers future. >> that team will be great in two years, if they sandbag and end up getting the second or third pick i can't care what he does at any corns certificate that's the team -- concert, that's going to be the team to beat in two years. >> we watched him do a similar dance at the concert. despite the partial tear he is getting practice in. he acknowledged he wasn't healthy and gave no timetable when he will play again. him [inaudible]. i'm going to play if i can. >> reporting at the wells fargo center, bob brooks, channel 6 "action news." >> looks like most fans are

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accuweather chris. >> a little bit of rain developing today and a whole lot of wind tonight and tomorrow. there's the view from our temple university camera. all is quiet out there this morning. we have a little bit of low-level clouds starting to develop north and west of philadelphia. everybody else is in the clear this morning. the neck round of rain is quickly approaching from the west. we're seeing the icing, the freezing rain in the poconos. here's allentown way up to the north. when we start to pick up these shades of blue that's when the rain is falling, it's freezing on contact with the ground. we can see sleet pellets mixed in, as well. the national weather service continues this winter weather advisory for this part of the area. it's for berks and upper bucks county, as well. it will stay north of allentown. the winters precipitation will be confined to this area here. one or two areas south of that

mark could see a brief period of freezing rain. it will be very, very brief. 34 degrees was friday's high, windchills in the 20s, yesterday we shot up to 56. the normal is 43 we'll be close to that today. it's good to be normal every now and then. 41 in philadelphia. 35 in allentown, you're above freezing that's a good sign. 28 in the poconos they are seeing freezing rain there. trenton is above freezing and reading above freezing, everybody in the 40s in the south. that's why we're expecting a cold rain with the system. windchills are starting to pick up general out of the east at 5 -- generally out of the east at 5 to 10 miles per hour. the winds will roar overnight tonight and tomorrow as the storm hits the gulf of main. we'll see blizzard conditions in

maine, vermont and new hampshire. heavy snow for boston, albany, and syracuse, they could see 1 inches of snow in this part of the country. some areas could see 18 to 24 inches. thankfully we're millingsing -- missing out on that. that's a lot of snow anytime of the year. rain for the poconos, it continues in the afternoon, 3:30 p.m. from that point on it's mainly scattered showers or two, and patchy drizzle. skies clear out overnight tonight, that sets up a nice day for tomorrow, but we'll be wind whipped. we have the high wind watch up tonight after midnight through monday 50 to 06 miles per hour wind gusts, everybody is included in this, the poconos, the lehigh valley, the jersey shore, everybody is included, there goes gusts 50 to 60 miles per hour. we'll see winds that high we'll

have downed trees, with the rain falling, the soil is wet. that should loosen everything up. power lines could be down and difficult traveling conditions, you know what it's like when you traveling down the road and a 60-mile an hour winds gust hits you, you start is to veer a little bit. be cautious overnight tonight and tomorrow. today, rain and drizzle, fog, 45 degrees is the forecasted high. generally speaking it's gray and gloomy all day long here. periods of rain in the afternoon. temperatures plateauing around 44, 45. overnight tonight, cloudy, winds, outlying suburbs, 31, 35 for center city. the gusts 50 to 06 tomorrow. 43 will feel like upper 20s, low 30s. valentine's day everything quiets down, sun and clouds, 45. wednesday, quiet, 47.

thursday is the day we have to watch. earlier a couple of days ago the models were forecasting a sizable storm for thursday, right now every single model says miss, no snow. >> in this week's kids health matters we're putting the spotlight on rsv it's a contagious virus that sickens many young children. erin o'hern takes a closer look. >> reporter: it's the sounds of winter, but the culprit behind it could be rsv virus, it's the most common cause of cold symptoms in young children. >> almost everyone has had the virus at one point in their life. >> reporter: children's hospital says most of the time it is not a major concern. >> in health healthy children with normal immune systems it's an ugly cold, but they get over

it in two weeks. >> reporter: for those with underdeveloped lungs or lungs disease may cause problems where they need a ventilator. rsv can get bad quickly. >> if they are breathing fast for a few seconds, that's okay, if the nostrils are flaring that's a concern. >> reporter: for those systems get medical help right away. it's very contagious it can live on surfaces and hands and clothing, it is important to clean the surfaces often since older children can bring it home to younger ones. everyone should wash their hands often. philadelphia's rsv season is

december to march. in florida it begins in july. parents should know the signs and be viblg -- vigilant. erin o'hern channel 6 "action news."

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artists have depicted a perfect union. >> we'll have pictures that show traditional relationships, looking at historic photographs of gay couples. >> reporter: a photo of an affluent african-american family taken during the time. slavery. >> we want to put things together that create a spark. >> reporter: philadelphia artist, 1982 mixed media work show a hype -- hypothetical marriage helen keller. it's made with broken mirrors. kissing pictures two drills head today fighting. exhibition title borrows the preamble of the constitution and the show goes back to the philadelphia founders of american art. >> it's going to be a

fascinating serious and i can say, there's a couple of dirty edges around the sides, it will open your mind and you will enjoy it. >> reporter: a more perfect union is on display at the woodmerre until may 21. for 6abc loves the arts i'm karen rogers. >> folks today it will cost at a little bit more to visit disney world and disneyland. the price for a single day ticket went up $5. it will cost $115 in or lands -- orlando and 110 in anaheim. disney is the parent company of 6abc.

>> welcome back on this sunday! , sky6 live hd taking live look right now, looking at spring mountain, 7:56, 41 degrees, we're expecting wet weather today. >> reporter: thankfully it's wet, what's happening in the poconos, it is a complete mess. i have a bud up there, he said they can barely walk the dog. there's an ice storm there. sleet and freezing rain in the higher elevations. treacherous traveling conditions north of allentown. the weight of the ice could cause power outages. for everybody else, the lehigh valley included we'll ask you to use caution on the roads. periods of rain and drizzle, temperatures in the 40s, areas of fog developing, as well. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast once we get past this mess today we get into tomorrow we're wind whipped, gusts as high as 60 miles per

hour, the 43 will feel like the up 30s. it is quiet for "action news." >> "good morning america" weekend is next on channel 6. >> donald trump is tested on foreign policy as north korea conducts missile tests. >> chris sowers will have more in 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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