you, 6:00 a.m., saturday, february 18. searching for a gunman, police are investigating the fatal shooting of a man who was found lying in the grass overnight. plus, a fire truck falls into a sinkhole as southern california is inundate the with a major rainstorm. here at home we are flirting with record highs as we enjoy spring fever. meteorologist chris sowers joins us now with a look at the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast as you plan your weekend. >> reporter: seems like the whole winter is like spring fever. >> i love it. >> reporter: actually me and old man winter are not on on speakig terms, i've come over.

temperatures have dropped into the 20s and mainly clear skies and calm wind. anytime you get those two conditions you get radiation cooling. that's when all the energy that the sun provided before radiates back in space. we're down to 24. quakertown, 24. martins creek, 22. warrington, 29. center city, 30 degrees, across south jersey and delaware, 23 in gandys beach in vineland. glassboro, 25. cinnaminson, 28. hammonton, 28 degrees, we could see a ten to 15-degree jump in temperatures in 2, 2 1/2 hours. the temperatures will moderate. thanks to a warm front that is sitting here, pushing up across new england. wind will shift out of the southwest here comes all the mild air. 53 degrees by 11:00 a.m., yesterday we topped out at 45.

1:00 p.m., 60. 3:00 p.m., 64. 5:00 p.m., 64. also you're noticing a ton of sunshine. there's the forecasted high of 65. believe it or not, it gets warmer in the 7 day forecast, i'll let you know when that arrives in just a few. >> 6:02. take a look at this scene right here, a massive sinkhole opened on the los angeles street last night. one car had fallen in, when suddenly an suv plunged through the hole. it is billed as one of the biggest storms to hit the state in years. the fire truck did not escape the flooding in southern california this is video from our sister station in los angeles, the fire truck dangling on the edge of the sinkhole, all the firefighters were out of the truck thankfullily. >> reporter: the wet seen is not over for california on friday a

storm slammedment state strepping from san diego along the northern border into oregon. trees toppled and neighborhood prepared for mudslides. 21 million people under a flood watch or warning this weekend. is an barrier -- santa barbara could see 6 inches of rain. the state that's recovering from being under drought warnings for years, there's one place not looking forward to the storm, oroville. residents evacuated last weekend and allowed to come back after authorities found structural damage in the dam spillways with rain expected to fall over next week, residents are told to stay alert glosm i want to remind people we're still operating under an emergency situation, we could go back to the level requiring immediate evacuation.

you need to be prepared if that happens we're all in much better shape. >> reporter: i'm andy roadside reporting. -- rhodes. a man was shot to death in parkside at 1:00 a.m. police officers rushed him to penn presbyterian, but the victim died. this morning there is no known motive. a north philadelphia donut shop serially damaged by a car -- severely damage by a car crash. chopper 6 hd above at west 7th and girard. the car ended up halfway into the business, thankfully nobody was hurt. licensing and inspections are checking the stabt of the -- stability of the building. police are looking for what made the driver loss control.

president trump holds what the white house is billing as a campaign event in florida. attendees must provide personal information the campaign can use for possible 20 20 run. government would have used 100,000 national guard troops to round up unauthorized immigrants in 11 states and down south and out west. the white house said there's no effort to cruise national guards to round up unauthorized immigrants. john kelly called for no trooper usage. president trump has sworn in one of his cabinet. republicans called scot pruit

the ideal pick to roll back regulations that are a drag on the economy. department of housing and urban department ben carson learned about the dismissal after singleton was escorted out of the buildings. singleton was fired for his on-ed in october that called candidate trump a new morale low for the republican party. a cherry hill man who volunteers for the girl scouts is free on bond. police arrested philip shepherd during an early morning raid yesterday, officers say they found image also of child pornography inside the home and seized several media devices shepherd is a software engineer. solbury school in bucks county is the subject of a lawsuit, 29-year-old woman said she was abused by the athletic

director lyle hazel. the accuser said the relationship started when she was a high school senior. she said hazel groomed her and forced her to perform various sex agents. >> by the school not taking true responsibility for its actions, each victim will continue to carry the weight and the guilt of these crimes as i have and continue to feel they were at fault. >> reporter: hazel was eventually fired from solbury for allegedement. players wore t-shirts in a show of support for the differences that bind them together, jeff chirico has the story. ♪ >> reporter: the lower merion

boy's basketball team wore the t-shirts that sparked nationwide taxi and support from the community. >> what senior boys have it together enough to not only write and do something like that. the 30s read i am a muslim, i'm a refugee i'm an american. it become after the team struggled with the best way to express themselves. >> we wanted to show support for everybody no matter race religion or background. >> reporter: the game against central bucks they donned the shirts. >> some families on the team support trump, but they don't like the hate. >> reporter: the boys message is finding support in the stands and on social media. they are all one and focused. it's a good positive image. >> some spectators who don't

agree with the stance wouldn't speak on camera. so far the team has raised $1,000 for the aclu. >> it's not based on the message of divide, it's a message we have all our free thinking and free will and thoughts which should be free, as well our depression of them need to be free. >> district officials say they support the rights to express themselves. while the team is moving on into the playoffs, they will no longer wear the shirts, they said we are proud what we accomplished but we don't want the message of our action to get lost in political debate or internet comments. jeff chirico which i will. >> 6:09 a.m. penn state thon dance fundraiser is continuing around the clock raise money for children battling pediatric cancer. lane burger has fought kidney

cancer for a decade. >> it's crazy what they do for kids who need help. it's just crazy. >> reporter: the four diamonds fund will distribute money raised at t had. on for cancer patients at penn state cancer hospital. 6abc will be according thon all weekend long we're streaming the entire event live on 6abc.com and 6abc app follow us on facebook and twitter, live updates through the conclusion of tomorrow afternoon. no rumping stomachs on flights, we have details on which airline is bringing back the free inflight meals. also ahead, consumers keep pile on the death. we look at the disturbing trend in america. the boys of summer are back, we'll be live in clearwater

where the phillies had their first work out. >> reporter: it's going to feel like baseball weather, ton of sunshine in the 60s, old man winter disappearance details in the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast.

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at the police station. officers took picture also of the goat and posted the pictures to the facebook page. the goat's owner came forward to claim the goat. >> i did not know chris source always wanted a goat. >> reporter: if if he wasn't wearing a name tag, i would have kept him. i always wanted a goat, kids wanted a cat or dog, i wanted a goat. let's go outside, penns landing, it's not feeling like ice skating weather out there. well, it's cold now, but temperatures this afternoon unbelievably warm. we don't have any clouds upstairs. it was a seasonal week, we had fairly mild days and a couple of cool one. the pattern will change over the

next couple of days. monday, 42, tuesday, 47. wednesday, 53. thursday, 39. windchills in the 20s all day, that felt like winter. yesterday we started to pull out of it a little bit. we managed a high of 45. today we'll add 20 degrees to that number. we're sitting at 30. dewpoint, 24, pressure is falling. wind out east at 3 miles per hour. eventually they will go south, southwest. that's a warm wind flow for us, especially during the month of february. chilly now, mid 20s for everybody. a couple of areas in the 30s, these numbers will jump quickly. 38 degrees, closing in on 50 in pittsburgh. buffalo, 50, roanoke, you're there, 51. all this mild air out here surges east over the next couple of days. with that, we get a ton of sunshine, nice area of high pressure, keeps us high and dry, as they say for the next couple of days. as we go wider across the

resident. yes we have this small little storm pushing into the missouri valley and the ohio valley, the low travels into the great lakes. we'll see nothing more than cloud cover with that. outside that system there's nothing going on across the entire lower 48 until we get to the west coast. this is an area that typically doesn't see rain, from areas from los angeles to is an -- santa monica, picking up two to three inches of rain, even the desert is picking up rain with that system. as long as they see those storms off the pacific battering the west coast we'll continue to see the mild air here on the eastern seaboard. at least the next ten days, every single one of them well above seasonal averages. future tracker, all we're seeing is a little bit cloud cover. outside of that, it's sunny today and sunny tomorrow and sunny for monday. mostly sunny an warm,

65 degrees, that's normal for april 18. 66 in millville and dover. atlantic city, 62. allentown, 62. it's outrageously warm. every number above the seasonal high. 40 in allentown. philadelphia, 47. millville, 46. look at dover, almost 50 degrees for the overnight low in the middle of february. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, we have five days in the 60s coming up. 65 today, 67 degrees for sunday, and this is normal for april 18 and april 24. president's day, 52, cooler. 352 tuesday, here comes the next string of 60s. 60 degrees wednesday, morning rain, thursday, 66. friday, look at that, sun and clouds, 68 degrees. now that's going to be dependent upon cloud cover, if it's a cloudy day we won't hit 68.

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>> reporter: welcome back everyone, 6:24 saturday morning, lots of sunshine expected out there today, probably t-shirts and shorts weather, 64 degrees by 3:00 p.m. forecasting a high of 65 by 5:00 p.m. there's another 64 degrees, in

case you were wondering, the norm isal is 44 degrees. a different story along the west coast. they continue to get hammered storm after storm bringing a tremendous amount of rain. los angeles, last 24 hours, long beach, 3 inches. santa monica, almost 2, los angeles airport an inch and a half rain in the past 24, 36 hours. you have to think of the weather pattern as a seesaw, it guess down -- it goes down on the west coast, we go up on the east coast. they travel this way, as long as they travel to the northwest, we stay nice and mild. that's how the pattern will stay for at least the next ten days. >> thanks for that great news.

sixers big man joel embiid is talking about playing again and the frustration of being hurt. >> reporter: it is the big question when will embiid play again, embiid said he will return when the sixers return from the all star break on friday barring any pain or swelling in his left knee. he has missed 11 straight game plus the rising stars challenge in new orleans because of the bone bruise and meniscus tearful moment. >> it's frustrating after missing two years, you get hurt, you have to miss so much sometime, it's annoying, i want to play, i want to show what i can do, i got to take my time. >> impede wanted to -- embiid wanted to play last night. instead he was ratcheting okafor

in the -- watching okafor in the rising stars challenge. 150, 141 down at all star weekend. phillies manager pete mccann none said he can see it in their eyes, the phillies will be better in 2017. ducis rogers has move from clearwater from the phillies first workout. >> reporter: with the gang all here, the manager gave the players this message. work hard and enjoy the fight to get to where you want to be, don't be late, do everything right, follow the rules and compete. >> reporter: everything but say your prayers and eat character vitamins. the first full squad work jowd had a little bit -- workout have a little bit of everything and left the skipper up beat. >> they are working out with a lot of the energy and everybody is in a great mood.

>> reporter: phillies have not played a game, but can see the addition of kendrick and franco. >> they were talking about using the big part of the field with bases loaded and try to drive in one, you have a good chance, try to drive in four, you might not get any. >> play the game the right way, i know he bring a lot of energy. >> these guys can play the game, i've played against them for a few years, they have had great years to try and come in and build on that. >> reporter: having a veteran like howie kendrick can certainly help this ball club. >> they hope to hover around 500. that's sports, i'm jeff skeverski have a great day.

>> developing this morning a toddler is rushed to the hospital after being badly burned. plus, police in delaware county have someone in custody after an 8-year-old girl is stabbed in the head. 46 hour nonstop dance party is in full swing at penn state. a lot of fun going on there for a good cause. so glad you're waking up

with us, meteorologist chris sowers has the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast. he has good news for spring lovers. >> reporter: our forecast is like a dance party, i think you're going to enjoy the holiday weekend. it doesn't get better than this for this time of the career. closing in on 70 degrees tomorrow. temple university, we have clear skies, we have cold numbers, we're in the 20s, 24 in millville. 30 in philadelphia. you certainly need a heavier coat this morning. the good news there's no wind. reading, 25, trenton, 28. cape may, 34. satellite and radar we also don't have much in the way of cloud cover, you'll need the sunglasses this morning, as well. yesterday we managed a high of 45 degrees which is right where we should be for this time of the career. that's considered average. today we're about 20 degrees warmer than that. tomorrow, 22 degrees warmer than that. the actual numbers like this.

sunny today, warm, 65. look at tomorrow, sun and clouds, very, very warm, 67, the record high set back in 1948 is 68. some of the forecast models have us sitting at 68 tomorrow. we have warmer temperatures in the 7 day forecast i'll have those details in just a few minutes. >> thank you for the update. your time, 6:32 a.m., developing right now, a four-year-old boy is in the hospital with burns on his feet and also his rear end. philadelphia housing authority police investigating how the child got hurt. we know the boy lives in powton in the west park apartments with the philadelphia housing authority owns. housing authority officer were told that the boy dumped scalding water on himself. boy is in serious condition. a philadelphia firefighter in the hospital after collapsing outside a firehouse. he served with ladder 19.

medic 37 which operates out of the same firehouse as ladder 19 rushed him to the hospital university of pennsylvania. the firefighter had just come back from an accident on the schuylkill expressway. the firefighter is in stable condition that's according to a captain. an 8-year-old girl remains in the hospital after a disturbing attack. police in collingdale, delaware county say she was stabbed in the head with a butcher knife. a neighbor is in jail. dann cuellar has all the details. >> reporter: did you stab that baby. 21-year-old bashir had nothing to say. she had to cover her face. >> sick, i don't care what you're arguing about, what you're fighting about, you have a baby in the mix and you're going to pull a butcher knife out. >> reporter: it began on mcdade boulevard. a erie light shown from the

second floor where the fight broke out. the suspect was not happy with the 8-year-old daughter who was babysitting for a toddler. a neighbor who lives downstairs said he was asleep and awoke to the nightmare. >> she stabbed the girl with a knife. >> reporter: police arrived on the scene with a man holding a girl with a towel wrapped around her head. >> she is a four inch damp in her -- gash in her head it's deep and wide. >> reporter: neighbors who did not want to speak on camera say the police were called to the suspect's apartment so many times in the past they practically live there. recently she was chasing her boyfriend down the street with a hammer in the middle of a snowstorm.

police were trying to get their hand on the suspect. the chief wants justice. >> she deserves everything she gets. >> reporter: i'm dann cuellar channel 6 "action news." >> an early-morning fire forced evacuation of university of school of business, we are told there was an electric i canal fire in one of the rooms there, that fire is out, but the exact cause being investigated this morning. students are allowed back into the school of business. >> officers arrested at least two protesters for assaulting philadelphia police. chopper 6 hd above that demonstration as it crossed broad street and cecil b. moore avenue. officers say the officers were injured when they were hit with pepper spray. not far from the scene protesters were seen burning an american flag at broad and girard. a group called strike for democracy organized the protest across america against what it calls victimizing people by the trump administration.

>> we should not just be protesting about trump, but all the issues that predates trump's election. organizers say they hope the demonstrations are the beginning of the larger protests and strikes in the weeks and months to come. >> president trump brought his message about jobs to the boeing plant in charleston, south carolina yesterday. the 787 dream liner is being built there. president trump said the plane is proof of an american manufacturing renaissance. he did not acknowledge that boeing said 30% of the parts for the plane come from foreign factories. he said more factory jobs are coming. >> when american workers win america as a country wins, big league, wins that's my message the here today. america is going to start winning again, winning like never ever before.

>> president trump went on to say that we must fight for every last american job. vice president mike pence spoke at a security conference in germany today saying the u.s. strongly supports nato and told european allies u.s. would be unwave -- unwaiverring to the alliance. pence will travel to germany. you're looking live happy valley thon. 16,000 people packed into the bryce jordon center, they need dancing for a little over 12 1/2 hours, the party is going on.

thon raises money for the fight against pediatric cancer. bob brooks was in the thick of it all last night, he has more. >> reporter: at 6:00 p.m. sharp thon 2017 got moving. since then they have not stopped. 703 dancers, countless other volunteers all ages all working together dancing for the next 46 hours straight to raise funds for families and kids battling childhood cancer. it's total teamwork from the volunteers making snacks from behind the scenes. >> peanut butter and jelly. >> reporter: to the little kids bravely fighting cancer cooling them off with squirt guns. >> my daughter is spectacular, they don't want to break from their homes and hospitals. >> reporter: 11-year-old lane has battled kid flee cancer

since he was -- kidney cancer since he was one-year-old. >> we lost so many friends along the way, we meet and grieve with them, but where can you come together for something so devastating. >> it's crazy what the dancers do for kids who need help. >> reporter: everyone loves an effort like this for a cause so great. last year alone, thon raised $9.7 million. okay another look at how incredible thon really is. the fact there they raised this money goes to a charity called four diamonds distributes the money to families of children battling cancer and penn state children's hospital. the song they are playing it's all about love, i can tell you there's a ton of love going on here thon 2017. reporting live at the bryce

jordon center, bob brooks, channel 6 "action news." >> of course, 6abc will be covering thon all weekend long stream going -- streaming it live at 6abc.com and facebook and twitter live updates through the conclusion tomorrow afternoon. if you're just waking up, 6:40, the powerball jackpot continues to grow. no one had a ticket. tonight's drawing has an estimated jackpot $349 million. that's about 213 million-dollar lump sum cash value. that's a whole lot of money. there hadn't been a jackpot winner since december. you can see the winning numbers on 6abc on "action news" at 11:00 p.m. there's much more to come on "action news" saturday morning. he has one of the most recognizable voices in hollywood. details for the next role of james earl jones. nasa says it needs your help, the agency is putting out

a call to help find a new planet out there. don't go away, meteorologist, chris sowers will have the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast as we take a live look over wilmington, delaware, oh, you spring lovers you will be so excited, 60s today, 60s tomorrow, 60s next week. we're back after this.

>> welcome back you can call this barbie arc washington state

trooper snapped these pictures of a mannequin for driving in the hov lane. the driver was trying to get away with driving in the high occupancy lane bayous that go mannequin. the trooper cited the driver for speeding and abusing the rules there. politics in washington, d.c. can be an animal house, look at this, this is the raccoon cling to go a driver truck. a political reporter saw it and alerted the driver, the raccoon is back in the park and just fine. >> all of a sudden it was like there's a racoon on the truck. they are getting out and enjoying the beautiful whether. old man winter you have to check his contract. >> reporter: he never checked in, he has been out for a long time. that's a beautiful shot, sun rising, beautiful shot from

atlantic city. today will be a nice day, maybe some of you it will feel like spring let's go down to the shore, take a stroll on the boards and beach, it will be warm there, as well, but cooler than what we'll see inland, because the ocean temperature are in the 0s, we're topping out around 65 in philadelphia. maybe atlantic city, wildwood, cape may, 57, 48. the good news we'll see sunshine, there's no clouds out there, obviously no precipitation, 65 degrees. that's the high temperature we're shooting for today. the normal is 44 that's a good 21 above average. started out at 30 degrees which is close to the seasonal average of 28. still at 30. dewpoint, 24. pressure reading 29.88 inches it continues to fall. winds out of the east at 3 miles per hour. there's the ocean temperature, 39. 20 for everybody, a couple of exceptions, dover, 31, cape may, 34. poconos how many times do you see this, it's warmer in the

mountains than the city of philadelphia. 33 in the poconos. trenton, 28. satellite and radar we're clear across the mid atlantic states. united states is seeing snow showers, gray was asking where is old man winter. he is up in maine. these are ten day snowfall totals for the pine tree state, the state of maine. 70 inches of snow. whiting, 67 inches. robinson, 59. 58 inches of snow. all this coming within a ten day span. they have seen three storms in ten days. all of a sudden you have all that snow on the ground, here comes the warmup, the warm front stretching like this pushing off to the north, now you're going to have melting snow. there could be flooding issues up there. the air mass is not too impressive, it's terribly mild, 20, 30 degrees above average.

that will translate into 70s and 80s across the heartland of the nation. future tracker 6 back home showing a couple of clouds this afternoon, otherwise mostly sunny skies, overnight tonight we'll see a slight increase in clouds, they will stick around first thing tomorrow morning, but quickly dissipate and tomorrow will be beautiful like today. lots of sunshine by afternoon and tad warmer. 65 degrees today, mostly sunny. this is normal for april 18. winds out of the west/southwest 35 to 15 miles per hour. wall-to-wall blue skies, 3:00 p.m., 64. same thing by 5:00 p.m. in between the two we manage the high of 55. overnight lows warmer than the normal highs for this time of the year. patchy clouds, mild. 40 degrees for outlying suburbs, 47 for center city a light breeze out to the wests 35 to 10. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, almost like april. 65 degrees normal for april 18. 67 tomorrow, that's normal for april 24.

friday, warmer here. the coolest day in the seven-day forecast is monday and tuesday, 352 degrees both days that's -- 52 degrees both days well above the seasonal average of 44. wednesday, 60, thursday, 66 degrees, friday, 68 that's warm enough for may. >> i do feel balanced for the winter lovers, i feel bad for them, does it look like they will get anything. >> reporter: the beginning of march looks colder, but it's not -- you have to remember the normal is 50 something by then, if you're ten degrees below average we're in the 40s, it does look colder in the beginning of march. >> i would like to remind you you can get the seven-day forecast and check storm tracker 6 live at any time of the day go to our website 6abc.com/weather. nasa said there's a 9th planet in the universe and wants your help to find it. the agency has created a new

website called universe.org. nasa wants you to go online take part in the project backyard world planet nine, there you will find a flip book of infared images, and they want you to see if there are images astronomers may have missed.

>> look at this, would wow -- , amazing picture. this beautiful picture over camden, new jersey what a beautiful sight it is. it will match the forecast. we have exciting casting news, legendary james earl jones will be readvising his role in the lion king. he provided his voice in the 1994 animated classic.

the director said he is looking forward to working with the legend, disney parent company of 6abc. february black history month to celebrate 20th century fox and amc theaters to bring you films that will be screened in 14 cities across the country. you can see it at the cherry hill 24 theater. it's up for 23 academy awards including best picture. tickets are available or the first come basis. jessica jones said she is becoming a novelist. bonfire has been acquired by crown it's a psychologic thriller by an environmental

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>> reporter: all right, welcome back everyone, 6:55 a.m., what a gorgeous day coming up. jersey shore, sunshine, highs of 58 to 61. the city of philadelphia couldn't ask for anything better especially this time of the year. the poconos mostly sunny, 53 degrees, a straight blow torch this week, the whole week ahead looks unseasonable warm. philadelphia here, we have a warm front slicing across the northern tier states. in this part of the country underneath that warm front is

anywhere from 20 to 30 degrees above seasonal averages. you take that air mass, our normal high is 44. you take that air mass and put it over the mid atlantic and the northeast you're talking about mid 60s for high today and tomorrow. gorgeous stuff. >> thank you for the update. a custom dollhouse can cost hundreds of dollars. you can create one yourself and save big bucks. here's the dyi to help you out. >> reporter: a child's custom dollhouse theses days can cost up 200 to $600 and guess what when your kid yoa grows you're out of a bunch of cash. why not try this that's guaranteed to grow with your little one and costs less than 50 bucks. >> we'll use this cube unit as our dollhouse. there will be individual rooms, as your girls grow up, this can transform into storage. >> this dollhouse could not be

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>> gladz so glad you stayed with us police are investigate a shooting of a man. california is inundated with a major rainstorm. at home we're flirting with record highs as we experience spring season again. outside we go to chris sowers, chris usual be smiling. >> reporter: it's unseasonable unseasonable -- unseasonably warm today. we're starting out in t