s gained with excedrin. [heartbeat] >> developing on "action news" a man is stabbed outside a center city apartment building. a philadelphia police officer is hurt chasing after several bikers. >> president trump returns to his campaign style and themes that got of elected during a rally in florida. >> good morning to you, 6:00 a.m., sunday morning, sky6 live hd will take you outside looking at the rothman ice rink and center city. boy oh, boy it was nice yesterday. meteorologist chris sowers checking the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, another nice day in store , chris. >> reporter: as a matter of fact the numbers i put on the seven-day forecast, it's almost

laughable it's so unusual for this time of the year. let's get you outside, this is live sky6 live hd, the ben franklin bridge extremely mild this morning, yesterday we had temperatures in the mid 20s, this morning we've doubled that. look at this, 58 degrees in philadelphia. the normal high for this time. year, which usually occurs around 3:00 p.m., 4:00 p.m., is only 45. we're 13 degrees above average at 6:00 a.m. 46 in allentown, 45 in the poconos, millville, 56. wilmington, 58. dover, 56 degrees. satellite and radar we're starting out with a pretty thick overcast. these clouds will thin out rapidly and later this afternoon, just like yesterday, just about full sunshine. look at the high temperature we're forecasting today. yesterday we managed a high of 68. the normal is 55. today we are setting a high of 72 that would crush the record of 68 set in 1948.

morning clouds until 9:00 a.m., 10:00 a.m., 11:00 a.m., 46. 3:00 p.m., 70 and back down to 68. we'll have more 70s in the forecast, i'll have the details in just a few minutes. guys. >> developing right now on "action news" sunday morning, the hunt is on for the person who stabbed a man in center city why it happened remains a mystery. the 25-year-old victim was attacked outside an apartment buildings at 13th and spruce. he was stabbed in the chest and arm around 12:30 a.m., he is in critical, but stable condition at jefferson university hospital. four people were shot near the intersection of 56th and market in west philadelphia. police were called to the scene. all four people were taken to area hospitals with non-life threatening injuries. police have no suspects or motive for the shooting. >> 6:02, if you're just waking

up with us. a police officer was hurt involving a chase of several dirt bikes at 7:00 p.m. police thought they heard gunshots and chased several dirt bikers in the area. officers caught up with one biker at allegheny and third street. that's where a female hey patrol officer was injured. she broke her leg. the case is being investigated. a 2-year-old boy is recovering in the hospital and this morning the family is waiting for a hit-and-run driver who injured him to sure render. the toddler was struck by a suv in bam -- ambler montgomery county. the parents were in the park and the boy slipped away from them. >> he ran off and decided to cross the street and got himself in a bad position and slowed

drivers down. a young child like that, he is 2 years old, you can't see him in front of the vehicle, that could be what happened. the child is in chop and expected to survive. if you have any information about the driver or suv involved called police. president trump hit the stage in florida this weekend, the rally recommend nirchlt -- reminiscent leading up to his election. the president pledges to establish what he called safe zones in syria and other places instead of taking people into the u.s. he said the gulf states would pay for the zones. >> we've allowed thousands and thousand of people into our country. there was no way to vet the people, there was no documentation, there was no nothing. we're going to keep our county

safe. >> the president touching on his travel ban that could end up in the hands of supreme court. he promised to do something this week about the issue. mr. trump took another shot at the media. >> thomas jefferson and andrew jackson and abraham lincoln many of our greatest presidents fought with the media. >> trump labeling media organizations fake news even as he stated information that was factually incorrect. mr. trump ripped nato after vice president mike pence toldal lies that -- told allies that trump administration would offer un unwaiver support. >> else the enemy to our -- he

is the enemy to our democracy not the press. >> immigration policy i'm against that. destroying. epa. all the money he is spending on vacation. >> the president is spending his third straight weekend at his private estate in florida. >> if you're just waking up with us, 6:06 a.m., one of the worst storms caused floods and road collapses and three deaths. in the sacramento area 300 people were evacuated due to an overflowing creeks. lake oroville continues to drop even concerns that the huge dam will collapse. forecasters are predicting more wet weather tomorrow. we have breaking news from iraqi cityosul.

iraq has been trying to take the city back for several months. it has control of the eastern half, but the densely populated western half with thousands of civilians is difficult to retake. here at home and happening today, thon wraps up at penn state. the students dancing all weekend long will learn how much they raised for pediatric cancer patients. we'll take a live picture from happy valley you can see the folks there. the money goes to penn state children's hospital. this is one of the best thing happening in our area. i love this event, go to all the penn staters out there, 6abc covering thon all weekend long, we're streaming the entire event live on 6abc.com and 6abc app. follow for an update on facebook

and twitter through the afternoon. the powerball jackpot jumped to $350 million. several tickets sold in pennsylvania hit the one own 2 million-dollar check the tickets. the next drawing is wednesday, we'll bring you the numbers when they come in. >> there's much more to come on "action news" sunday morning. dramatic video of the coast guard carrying out a rescue son a cruise ship. it feels like spring, and you may want to feel like you're in the summer mindset right, walter perez travels to the shore to tell you why. >> reporter: nydia, get ready for record breaking high this afternoon, it's shorts weather out there today, it will turn

cooler tomorrow, a cold front slides through and brings an end to the party, i'll have the details coming up in just a few minutes. >> this weekend the coast guard

rescued a woman from a cruise ship that was 110 miles off off cape hatteras.

she was in a diabetic coma, and was rushed to the hospital. what a great weekend, we'll break records today. >> reporter: we've had more days in the 60s than we had snow. this will be the 9th day that philadelphia hit 60 degrees or higher. we had 8 inches of snow which is unusual for the city of philadelphia, even during our milder winters in the city of brotherly love. we usually get one or two snow events. not the case this year. double scan live, it's clear, we have what appears to be a few spritzes and sprinkles showing up across south jersey and delaware. we have a thick overcast right now, but the clouds will thin out quickly this morning, and that will set up a gorgeous day. yesterday was gorgeous, dover set a record, 71. glassboro, 69.

doylestown, 69. downingtown, 68. ocean city, 67. for the middle of february that's outstanding. believe it or not, every single one of those locations will be warmer. dover, millville, 46. trenton, atlantic city, 57 degrees. satellite and radar, part of the reason we're starting out so mild this morning because we have that deck of clouds overhead it's acting like an atmospheric blanket keeps all the heat from the sun trapped at the surface keeping all the temperatures in the 50s, once we lose the clouds we'll see the sun and that warm us up later on. the wider view we have that this right here, you can see that ribbon of clouds stretching through southern canada. that is a back door cold front right in through here, that will swing this way over the next 24 to 36 hours. the air behind is not too cold.

this is up here, that will never make it down into the lower 48. that cold front will drop us into the 50s tomorrow which is above the seasonal average of 45. it will not feel as spring like as today. starting out with the clouds this morning, 11:00 a.m. we're starting to clear the cloud deck we'll see an increase in sunshine. that will continue throughout the day. overnight tonight, we'll go mainly clear, as we get into tomorrow, tomorrow similar to today, maybe clouds in the morning hours, otherwise it's mostly sunny. sunny for today, warm, 72 degrees, that will be a record breaker, winds shifting out of the northwest at 5 to 15 miles per hour. starting out with cloud cover this morning, let's say through 9:00 a.m., clouds thinning out, 1:00 p.m., 68. 3:00 p.m., 70. shooting for the high of 72. it turns colder overnight tonight, the front slides through, down in the 30s, 34 in places like allentown and

reading. 33 for center city. once again the clouds, breeze at 5 to 10-mile an hour. looks like march early april. 72 today, 5 monday, 53 still above average. tuesday, 50 degrees, wednesday, 65 perhaps a shower, 6 thursday, 70 degrees, friday, 65 and saturday, 62 degrees. >> the mummers have traded broad street for main street this weekend. ♪ the sun shining down on the mummers for their parade in manayunk. the event ushers in the mardi gras season for the mummers and raises money for the mummers. mardi gras is technically on

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legalized abortion has died. in 1973 she was 22 and unemployed and pregnant with her third child. tried to get an abortion in texas it was illegal. she had the baby and gave it up for adoption, the subsequent lawsuit roe versus wade established abortion rights. she later become an outspoken opponent of abortion. she was 69. officials are trying to figure out how to get crows to go away. nora muchanic has more. >> reporter: sometimes when i am walking to my car it's a crazy amount of crows. for months thousands of crows have been descending on downtown trenton roosting in the trees and squawking and leaving their

calling card everywhere. >> i'm trying to avoid its disgusting. >> reporter: the sidewalk near the huge justice complex may be the worst of everything is coated in bird droppings and lamp posts and signs and the walk away. it's not the only spot that's a mess. >> i've been working in this buildings for a long time. i have never seen it this bad. >> the noise is something else. when there are several hundred thousand crows decide to wake up in the morning and fly around. they make a racquet. >> scott miller has taken to banging pans to chase them. the state division of property management is using rooftop noise devices to disburse the crows. they say it's bad for business. >> people don't want to walk out of the building. you have all that tough stuff on the pavement, the birds out there. >> the bird poop is a problem.

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back everyone, 6:23 a.m., surnd morning, temperatures -- sunday morning, temperatures, we were near record yesterday, today we'll break records. jersey shore, 69 degrees. starting out with clouds and sunshine. the city of philadelphia, anywhere from 70 to 72. even the poconos you're heading north to do some skiing crowley see slushy slopes. 56 this afternoon.

temperatures turn coral as we get into tomorrow, i should say cooler as a back door cold front slides there. this is canadian air this is all colder. temperatures will go from the low 70 ts -- 70s today into the low 50s tomorrow. the front returns wednesday in the form of a warm front all of a sudden we're back in the 60s and 70s. cold front slides through the high temperatures are 52, 53. still above average, but cooler. >> we'll take it, chris thank you so much. 6:24. a legendary former coach in philadelphia is a step closer to a huge honor. villanova's basketball team keeps on rolling. here's jeff skeverski. >> reporter: villanova star chris jenkins has been struggling so much, jay wright joked he is going to take away

his twitter name, big smooth. jenkins coming up big as they inch closer to a big record. jenkin also on fire against seton hall shooting a perfect high. first player in 20 years to do all that. how about josh hart, hello there, nova up as manies -- many as 27. don't forget big smooth. villanova 92-70. clinching a share of the conference title. rolly massomino is a finalist to the basketball hall of fame. he will find out in the final four in april if he is elected. la salle jordon price the

3, st. joe's down 41-16. la salle goes on to win 87-68. short-handed st. joe's has lost 6 in a row. jahill okafor said a dozen teams have talked to the sixers over the trade deadline. joel embiid hopes he stays, because he is way too talented to trade away. >> we can use everybody to get to where we want to. [inaudible] >> reporter: no, embiid did not stand on stage during the all star festivities in the new orleans. chester native derrick jones junior went here.

winning the slam dunk contest, how about that representing the indiana pacers. flyers in action against vancouver later tonight. that's sports, i'm jeff skeverski. have a great day. >> a college track mete in ireland land cost a runner his victory, you can see the vlasic band wrapped around his leg stopping him in his track. the obstacle cost him first place. officials did allow him to compete in the finals.

>> got to enjoy it while you have it. >> our spring fling is hanging around, someplaces expecting to shatter records today. 7:08. meteorologist chris sowers has another preview of the accuweather. slow down, there. i have no idea where i got 7:08. the clock is playing pictures on me. the weather is upside down. >> reporter: that's what happens you get the beautiful weather

here, we start thinking about sunshine and taking a walk and getting outlet doors, although we have not had much of a winter to begin with this season, but this is certainly rare to see temperatures like this. there's a live shot in atlantic city there's folks on the boards. you can see the camera shaking a little bit. it's breezy out there, but it's a southwesterly breeze which is ushering in the mild air. flip it over to the radar, double scan we set it in motion, a little bit of precipitation sneaking into the area. a few spritzes and sprinkles pushing east in philadelphia through the western portions of salem, gloucester and atlantic county. all this is very, very light, spritzes and sprinkles, glassboro and woodstown reporting sprinkles. that will be out here within the hour. we'll see a gradual decrease in clouds and all the numbers skyrocket. we're sitting at 58 degrees in wilmington, philadelphia, millville and dover, 56.

trenton and atlantic city, 57. cape may, 52. even in the lehigh valley 46 degrees already and 6:30, unbelievable. for today, 72 degrees, that will shatter the record set back in 1948. mostly sunny skies after a few clouds this morning. guys? >> thanks for the update. new information to tell you about this morning, a man is in critical condition after he was shot repeatedly outside a philadelphia steak shop. the action cam at the scene, the steak all takeout restaurant on the 2800 block of cecil b. moore avenue. police found ten bullet shells in the street where the 61-year-old man was shot. the victim was taken to temple university hospital with bullet injuries to the stomach area. no arrests were made. atlantic city police investigating a double stabbing it ended with one person dead another in the hospital. le stabbing happened after 8:00 p.m. last night in the unit

block of north harrisburg avenue. so far no arrests have been made. 17 people are out of apartments after a fire in bucks county. take a look at lake view terrace apartments in fairless hills. investigators think the blaze started in a first floor unit. nobody was hurt and we don't know what caused the fire. bail is set at $250,000 for a delaware county woman accused of stabbing an 8-year-old girl in the head with a butcher knife. the 21 was arraigned yesterday. the 8-year-old was babysitting her toddler. bashir became angry about her babysitting skills. she stabbed the girl and girl had a four inch gash in the head. a cab driver is under

arrest after police say he opened fire on another cabbie. it happened in the busy frankford transportation terminal. "action news" reporter, jeanette reyes has the details. >> reporter: during the hustle and bust bustle at the philadelphia transportation center, police are gathering information. >> i'm surprised this happened in the daytime. this is ridiculous. >> reporter: police say around 2:00 p.m. there were a dispute between two cab drivers outside the frankford terminal, one pulled a gun, the other a knife. a 52-year-old man was shot is in the left side of the stomach and shot once in the head and the neck. >> this is getting more scary, more crimes, you know, balls a couple of years ago it wasn't like at all. >> reporter: we are told this is apparently over a fare.

the shooting victim was taken to a nearby hospital his condition is under known at this time. the other driver we are told was arrested by septa authorities and taken to a local police department. reporting in frankford, jeanette reyes channel 6 "action news." >> president trump is having a working weekend in florida, he will interview at least four potential candidates for the job of national security advisor. that jobbed opened up after president trump fired michael flynn last week. it includes john bolton, former ambassador to the united nations and former jen at westpoint. robert hard - robert harward turned the job down. mike pence was trying to pressure nato allies of

continued support. bono noted that vice president mike pence supported bills in congress for support of aids in south africa. switching gears to the powerball jackpot you saw growing, it's sitting at $403 million. no one matched all six numbers in the 349 million-dollar jackpot. the numbers if you need them, 37, 7, 9, 31, # 3, the powerball was 20. there has not been a winner since december. memorial day is still more than 3 months away, but this weekend is the time to pounce on jersey shore rental. walter perez has more from brigantine. >> reporter: it pace to be an early bird when it comes to locking in the summer rental at

the jersey shore. many realtors are reporting that rental as compared to this time last year are up between 20 and 35%, a trend that serves as prelude to a good season overall. not only are some of the prime weeks in july and august selling out, she is receiving more an more renters looking for amenities they did not look for in the past. >> more renters coming in asking for properties with pools because the ocean was cold up until august. >> reporter: another good sign for the jersey shore real estate number is the number of home sales up 16% this year in brigantine alone. since the great recession the tendency has been take homes off the market in january and february, this year she said no need for that. >> we had a property on the mark on friday, i had two offers friday night. if it is priced right it's read

to sell. here's another reason to get moving in you're renting a house at the shore. the prime weekend to rent is president's day weekend in case you have not noticed is this weekend, so you better get moving, reporting from brigantine, walter perez channel 6 "action news." >> and coupled with the weather, it's great to be at the shore right? >> perfect time. >> there's much more to come on "action news" sunday morning. if you're wondering to the secret to enduring love, this couple of 65 years may have the answer. we meet the baby boy dancing to the "action news" music and his fatuation it

does not end there. >> meteorologist chris sowers has the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast. infat situation.

>> thon at penn state is winding down as "action news" reporter, bob brooks shows us, it's a team effort only the dance floor and off. >> reporter: thon is a inspiration. not everyone can dance, ashton can't stand. >> they had to amputate my leg. >> garcia is 19 despite what

happened to her she is not bitter, rather hopeful. >> i would say keep positive and not let cancer take over you, if you do, then it's hard for you to get through it. >> reporter: she said what's happening here at thon is exactly what needs to happen for her and others battling cancer. >> it helps out to know that you're not alone in a battle with cancer, cancer is hard to deal with. >> reporter: that's the message that's been heard loud and clear, the dancers have been on their feet for more than a day now, you won't hear anyone complaining. >> i have supporters hearing, it keeps my energy up. nursing students are running a medical station. >> they will be here for 46 hours, we take control of all their medications throughout the weekend. >> athletic training students are running a clinic. here dancers can get ice, massage, anything they need to put them back on their feet.

>> we've been told by families and speck later it's smoother than ever, i'm excited to see how they carry out the rest of the weekend. >> reporter: bob brooks, channel 6 "action news." >> we're taking a live look at thon as the students continue to on this dance away for a good cause raising money for pediatric cancer. that's year they raised nearly $10 million. good luck this year, we hope you surpass the goal. $136 million raised since 1977. >> reporter: i didn't realize was going on that long, wow. the weather is unbelievable numbers in the seven-day forecast. i actually have two days in the 70s. >> no you don't. are you serious. >> reporter: i was looking out for whistles doing it buddy. there's the view over the commodore barry bridge, we have gray skies this morning, as expected. we thought we would see a few

clouds this morning, by afternoon, it's bright blue and warm and breezy, a gorgeous day. double scan live, a couple of spritzes and sprinkles have managed to make their way into south jersey this morning, a lot of this is not reaching the ground. the suv that is spritzes and sprinkles. glassboro east pushing into clayton, franklinville, the women i can't say town school area, spritzes and sprinkles south of berlin. swedesboro, woodstown, all this will be out of here within the hour, 58 degrees is the temperature reading. wilmington, 58. dover, 56. reading pushing 41. keep in mind the normal high temperature this time of year is 45. that occurs around 3:00 p.m., 4:00 p.m. in the afternoon. we're sitting well above that. at 6:43 in the morning. we have a pocket of very mild air, you see that shade of green. it's much, much milder here than

down the to the south. you may say how is that possible, the reason for that that's where all the clouds are this morning. that sliver it's over top of the delmarva and south jersey and delaware, that helps to keep the temperatures mild overnight acting as an atmospheric blanket. the sun is up, it will warm things up. we're not starting in the 20s and 30s like yesterday, we're starting in the in the 50s. the numbers will skyrocket later on. as soon as we get all the sunshine when the cloud deck pulls out, that's when the clouds thin out at 9:00 a.m., 10:00 a.m. later this afternoon, full sunshine, a nice looking day. overnight tonight, clear skies, a few clouds north and west in the lehigh valley. tomorrow morning looking like this afternoon. the record 69 set back in 1948.

we're forecasting a high of 72. tomorrow, the record high is 70. we're shooting for a high of 53. i wanted to show you this, balls the record is actually 70 degrees that was set back in 1939. >> reporter: it's not like the 70s have not happened before during the month of february. it has happened before, it's rare to get a string of these like we're seeing right now. 69, 68 yesterday, 72 today. there's a 70 in the forecast. balmy stuff. 07 in wilmington and lancaster. trenton, 67. millville, pushing 70 today. dover, 72. atlantic city, 70 degrees, mostly sunny, warm this afternoon, colder overnight tonight. the back door cold front slides through from the north, 34 in allentown. 40 in philadelphia. millville, 36. and cape may, 42. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast there's that other 70 on thursday, so record-breaking warmth today starting out with morning clouds, afternoon sun, 72. breezy and cooler president's day, 53 degrees the forecasted

high, still above the seasonal average of 45. tuesday, sun to clouds, 50 degrees for the high, rain possible at night, wednesday maybe a leftover shower otherwise clouds and sun, 65. thursday, 70. friday, 65. saturday, 62. you know what's going to happen, we'll get into march and all of a sudden here comes all the cold air. >> too late for old man winter. >> reporter: you obviously have not lived here very long, gray. >> we'll see what happens. remember you can get storm tracker 6 live double scan radar at 6abc.com/weather. nasa has picked three potential landing sites for its next mission to mars. they will send another rover to the red prant -- plan it in 2020. they are looking to find past life on mars and decide how

dangerous it would be for humans to explore the planet. in the social corner, daddy ballerina, and a boy who can't get enough "action news." this adorable yellow lab was in heavy, she couldn't stop jumping around, the snow so deep, all you can see is her little head. >> young balance recent i -- ballerinas in philadelphia this is the daddy daughter valentine class last night. the men did their best to follow along, finally, -- ♪ >> that is 16-month-old

bopping around to "action news." he just started to sing along. danielle said her toddlers stands incheses away from the screen during the actual broadcast determined to get his "action news" fix. >> maybe one day he'll be a journalist. i say to my own kids, back up. >> tell us what you think about these videos by going to your 0 facebook and twitter accounts. >> we'll be right back.

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death inside a home in south philadelphia. now police are asking for your help. here's rick williams with this morning's crime fighters report. >> could you imagine your home you get a phone call that you got to come to the hospital, your son just got shot.

that's what happened december 24, 2015. >> reporter: on that thursday, 6:15 p.m., police were called to a 2100 block of pemberton street. >> they found wayne nelson gunshot wound to the head. >> reporter: city officials are offering up to $20,000 in reward money that will lead to the arrest and conviction of person responsible. >> call 215-546-tips, call police, give the information. and get a code number and if it solves the case you're eligible for the reward. all calls remain anonymous, for crime fighters, i'm rick williams. >> 6 people and two dogs were able to get out of this mansion right here before it became engulfed in flames. firefighters were called to the home, the family was able to

quickly evacuate due to smoke detecters inside the house. in "healthcheck," a survivor of the boston marathon is giving a car crash survivor a normal life. 19-year-old lost both legs in the crash before he was to start college. one charity helped him get a basic set of prosthetics. now he is getting better one. >> prosthetic came from heather abbots foundation. she lost her legs in the marathon. now abbott is paying it forward. >> a funeral home in tennessee provides drive through service, you can pull up and see a lost loved one without having to get out of your car. the owner wanted a way to make it more convenient for families who are dealing with losing someone close. the service is free for

customers with funeral package also. critics call it insensitive to not pay respects in person.

>> welcome back 5 to 7:00 a.m. sunday morning. the action cam is on boathouse row, people outside enjoying. our family took a bike ride today. it's a great day to get outside today. we're shattering record, the high today, 72 degrees, we have another 70 in the forecast. our chris sowers will have more on that in just a little bit. hundreds of people took part in the tomato war. they grabbed tomatoes and

started throwing them at each other. firemen doused crowd to keep them cool in the hot summer weather. a local couple with a symbol of long time love. they are telling us how they made it work all these years. alicia vitarelli shows us the valentine's day toast to the love birds. >> look all this, all for you. >> reporter: it's probably not where dick and frances would want to be celebrating valentine's day day nonetheless, the rehab staff set up a lunch for the love birds. >> they have all their meals together, they go to therapy together and hold hands. various health issues sent the couple to the rehab together, dick has been released, but the bride is getting care. so the staff surprised them with the works, a meal, balloons, teddy bear and candles and chocolate and cake and sparkling

cider. and polka music, their favorite. dancing is one of their secrets to a good marriage. >> do what you want, enjoy your life, learn how to do the polka. they shared a few gems with any hopeless reman ticks willing -- romantic willing to listen. >> she is 89 i'm 90. >> reporter: because 65 years is a long time, a sense of humor is clutch. >> we never argued we just fought. they never had kids and the topic still comes up. >> we didn't have any, it just happened, but we're still trying. >> reporter: some laughs and a few tears, happy ones.

you have your ups and downs, you overcome them, your love is stronger. >> i love that, 65 years, all you have to do is do the polka. >> i want to hang out with them all day. >> keep trying to have kids. >> we have another hour of "action news" straight ahead. a south jersey girl gives back donating 1300 books, sharrie williams tells you how they pulled it off. >> late music legend al jarreau is remembered by a music deejay who called him a friend. >> we're flirting with record highs, we're back in a moment.

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>> developing on "action news," a man is stabbed outside a center city apartment building. >> a philadelphia police officer is hurt chasing after several bikers. and president donald trump returns to his campaign style and the themes that got of elected during a big rally in florida. >> pleasant good morning to you, 7:00 a.m., sunday morning, sky6 live hd give you this beautiful glimpse here of the ben franklin bridge, boy oh, boy we're in store for another great day. >> i can't wait to get this day started outside to meteorologist chris sowers and the accuweather forecast. hi, chris. >> reporter: good morni