>> 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 morning to you, guys, i don't know why i'm

wearing this light jacket this morning, it's so warm, temperatures are close to 60 degrees, it is 7:00 a.m. let's flip it over to the radars, we have a few spritzes and sprinkles reported across delaware and southern new jersey this morning. it's just that, a couple of sprinkles, nothing too heavy. it will be out of here shortly. we'll make a quick zoom and go into portions of south jersey, atlantic county you can see south of hammonton, along the white horse pike, the atlantic city expressway, from egg harbor to mays landing couple of sprinkles and another batch in malaga and elmer and williams town seeing spritzes and sprinkles not a big deal. what's a big deal is this, the normal high for this time of the year is 45 degrees. philadelphia is at 59. lakehurst, 57 in millville, wow. 54 degrees. just like yesterday get out and

enjoy it. cloud cover this morning, decrease in clouds as the day goes on, 70 degrees by 3:00 p.m. mostly sunny skies, shooting for a comfortable, unusual high of 72. record-breaking highs recorded today. it's shorts weather this afternoon. it will turn cooler tomorrow, a back door cold front swings through and drops us into the 50s, it's well above the average of 45, but cooler than what we're seeing right now. when i come back in just a few minutes we'll talk about the cooler temperatures and the warmup in the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast. >> thank you. developing right now on "action news" sunday morning, the hunt is on for the person who stabbed a man in center city and why it happened remains a mystery. the 25-year-old victim was attacked outside an apartment on the 300 block of south 13th street at 1st and spruce. the man 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 at 10:00 p.m. all four people were taken to area hospitals with non-life threatening injuries. police have no suspects or motives for the shooting. this morning a police officer is recovering after a chase involving server dirt bikes, it started at diamond and 23rd street in north philadelphia at 7:00 p.m. police thought they heard gun shots and gave chase to several dirt bikes in the area. officers caught up with one biker at allegheny and third street where a female philadelphia highway patrol officer was injured. she broke her leg. police arrested a second biker. no weapons were recovered. the chase is being investigated. happening right now, a 2-year-old boy is recovering in the hospital and this morning his family is waiting for the hit hit-and-run driver who injured him to surrender. the toddler was struck by an suv

at spring garden street around 5:00 p.m. police say his parents were in the park when the boy slipped away from them. >> he ran off and decided to cross the street abruptly and got himself in a bad position, slowed drivers down and obviously, the young child he is 2 years old, you can't see him past the front of the vehicle, that could be what happened. >> the child is now at chop and is expected to survive. if you have neff information about the driver of the suv involved in this, call police. >> plump took the -- president donald trump took the stage in florida this rally reminiscent of his campaign election, the campaign allowed him to solicit donations and raise money for a

2020 bid. >> we've allowed thousands and thousands of people into our county this was no way to vet those people. there was no documentation, there was no nothing. so we're going to keep our country safe. >> the president touching on his travel ban that could end up in the supreme court. he promised folks to do something about the issue and mr. trump took another shot at the media. >> thomas jefferson, andrew jackson and abraham lincoln, many of our greatest presidents fought with the media. >> reporter: president trump labeling media organizations fake news, even as he continued to state information that was incorrect. he ripped nato after mike pence told nato allies that trump

administration will offer unwavering support of nato. protesters lashed out at the president fors policy on immigration and his jabs at the media. >> he is the threat, he is the enemy to our democracy not the press. >> immigrant policy, totally against that. destroying epa all the money he is spending on vacations. >> the president is spending his third straight weekend at his private estate in florida. >> 7:06. after one of the worst storms in decades caused floods and road collapse and three deaths, the skies have cleared over california at least for now. in the second -- sacramento area, 200 people had to be vac the -- evacuated because of

overflowing creeks there. the lake oroville concerns. thon wraps up at penn state. this is a live picture now, from happy valley you can see entertainers on the stage right now. the numbers of this event are amazing, 3700 families helped, 16,000 student volunteers, $136 million raised since 1977. last year they raised $9.7 million. kids are up up on their feet. 46 hours of dancing no sleeping. 6abc is covering thon all weekend long, we're following the event live on 6abc.com and the 6abc app him follow us on facebook and twitter for live

updates through the conclusion this afternoon. if the nice weather doesn't have you on cloud nine, perhaps the powerball jackpot does, 40 # million -- $403 million up for grabs. several tickets sold here in pennsylvania and they hit for one and $2 million. so you could be a millionaire. check the tickets, the next drawing happens wednesday. good luck to you. >> good luck. 7:08 a.m. a bunch of books are delivered in south jersey, it's a dream fulfilled. dramatic video, the coast guard carries out a rescue on a cruise ship. >> his music connected with generations we remember al jarreau a late bloomer on stage. >> reporter: we're expecting record breaking highs as the

warm air continues to charge north, the front drops down in the form of a cold front tomorrow, i'll let you know how cool you get and show you a warm up in the seven-day forecast when we come right back. we just moved into this house

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>> so glad you're waking up with us, 7:11 a.m., chris, i've been doing pushups to get him away. >> reporter: he never showed up. he has scared old man winter away, testers -- temperatures yesterday got close to record territory. today we'll be in record territory. we'll have a high of 72. if you like the 70s we have another one in the 1e67 day -- seven-day forecast. let's flip it over to the radars, this is where we're seeing cloud cover this morning

over south jersey and delaware, just a couple of spritzes and sprinkles that will pull out shortly. yesterday was gorgeous across the delaware and lehigh valleys. dover, 71 degrees. glass borough, 69. doylestown, 69. downingtown 68. ocean city, 67 degrees, all these numbers are normal for the end of april not the middle of february. unbelievable how mild it was, so mild, some were planting their sugar snap peas. other folks were cleaning the yard and picking up the twigs from the wind storms we had in the past couple of weeks. if you didn't have a chance to do it yesterday, you have a chance today. we're almost at 60 at this hour, millville, 54. atlantic city and trenton, 56 degrees. you can see that pocket of mild air sitting right over top of the delmarva, we're close to 60.

washington, d.c. 56. 51 in richmond. the farther south you go, the cooler it is. the reason we have all this cloud cover sitting overhead. as i mentioned earlier in the broadcast it acts as an atmospheric plangt and keeps the -- blanket and keeps the temperatures on the mild side. we'll finish milder this afternoon. war front punches through to criewlgd. the wind will -- through new england. the wind will shift in the afternoon hours that will get the temperatures up to the low 70s today. accuweather is shooting for 72 that will break the record high set back in 1948. light breezes out of the northwest at 5 to 15 miles per hour. after a few morning clouds you should see sunshine during the afternoon hours, 1:00 p.m., 68. 3:00 p.m., 70. and then by 5:00 p.m. 68 degrees.

overnight tonight, the back door cold front slides through. temperature drop, turning colder, clouds, 4 degrees, outlying -- 34 degrees outlying suburbs, coming off the high of 72. 40 degrees, center city, winds are light out of the north/northwest at 5 to 15 miles per hour. colder day tomorrow, 72 today, 51, 52 tomorrow as the front slides through. that chilly weather will stick around tuesday, all of a sudden we get into another warmup by the middle of this week. 72 today, record breaking warmth.tomorrow, 53, tuesday, 50 degrees. tuesday into wednesday, the cold front returns in the form of a warm front. here we go again, 65 degrees

wednesday, 70 thursday, friday, 65. saturday, 62. my goodness if this is february bring me march. a girl in south jersey is helping some in south jersey. >> i had a dream of giving books to kids and having a book drive and helping out in my community. >> reporter: box by box, 12-year-old charlotte olson's dream became a reality. books poured into doctors offices in south jersey, 1300 all the result of a dream. she started the book drive by telling friends and neighbors and local businesses about it. all of them stepping up to help. a pediatrician was in voorhees to accept the donations for children regional hospital.

we'll send to our office? burlington, some in sewell and some to our office? moorestown. the book drives help kids to learn to read. it fulfills a community service project for olson in her attempt to become a beauty queen. she has been competing in pageant for two years now. one day she wants to become a doctor in emergency rooms. she is inspiring young ladies to understand taking in the dreamgn the moment. sharrie williams channel 6 "action news." >> a beautiful young woman on the inside and outside. >> that's a lot of books.

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woman from a cruise ship off north carolina. the rescue was necessary after the 75-year-old woman went into diabetic shock on board. the woman was placed in the helicopter and rushed to the hospital in norfolk, virginia for treatment. >> as we saw in florida yesterday and the white house yesterday, president trump is taking aim at the press which was a theme in his run for president. we have the week's highs and lows. >> reporter: a show of strength or sign of a administration in disarray. it depends on who you ask. president trump's marathon press conference dominated headlines. it was a win for a president to regain control of narrative after his first month in august. it provided an opportunity for trump to push back against reports of dysfunction in the west wing. >> i don't think there's ever about a president-elected on this short period of time has

done what we've done. this administration is running like a fine-tuned machine. >> and with his approval rating hovering around 40%, the president sought to energize and falling back on a old strategy bashing the media. >> the media is trying to attack our administration, the press is out of control. you're dishonest people, but i'm not ranting and raving, i'm having a good time doing it. >> reporter: his critics say the events of the past week show presidency in turmoil. andrew puzder offer many pulled their support. trump has struggled to get his national security team in order, his top pick to replace flynn turned down the job.

although the president continues to dismiss reports of contact between his campaign and russian officials, make i go it unlikely this issue is going anyway anytime soon. more politics ahead on george stephanopoulos. admiral harward will be a guest on this week 6abc. in "healthcheck," hair loss can be a dreaded side effect of chemo therapy. there's a way to avoid it. studies show the system works. in one study half of the woman with early stage breast cancer capped half of their hair.

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back everyone, 7:24 sunday morning, forecast for this afternoon, are you ready for this? 69 degrees down the jersey shore. clouds and afternoon sunshine. we have a happy sun over the city of philadelphia. record breaking highs expected. shooting for a high of 72. the record of 69 set back in 1948. the poconos shooting forking a comfortable high of 56. back door cold front slides through tomorrow, it's puts an end to the party. temperatures are going to be in the 50s, that's cooler than what

we're seeing right now. it's already 60 degrees or close to it. this front will slide south over the next 12 to 24 hours. the funny thing that cooler air doesn't last long, the front will stall out just like this. that front charges north again in the form of a warm front. it gets cooler monday and tuesday, temperatures in the 50s and all of a sudden wednesday, thursday, friday, we're in the 60s and 70s again. >> happy sun happy me. another space x liftoff is planned for later in florida. it's set for 9:38 a.m. yesterday's launch was scrubbed 13 second before liftoff. space x is shooting for its first launch since a rocket explosion in september. it will carry 5,000 pounds of cargo and equipment to the international space station. 7:25 a.m., the legendary former coach in philadelphia, is step closer to a huge honor and villanova basketball team keeps

on rolling. here's jeff skeverski. >> reporter: villanova star chris jenkins has been struggling so much, coach wright joked leel take away his -- eel take away his -- he'll take away his twitter name. jenkins on fire against seton hall, shooting a season high 67%. before youbrunson. first player in 20 years to do that. nova up 27. don't forget jenkins his best game in a month half, villanova clinching a share of the record fourth straight conference title. former villanova coach rolly massomino is a finalist for the basketball hall of fame. he will find out at the final

four in april if he is elected. la salle coach john gininni, st. joe's down, la salle goes on to win, shortened handed st. joes lost 6 in a row. jahill okafor said a dozen teams have talked to the sixers about the trade. one sixer hopes he stays, joel embiid believes ja is way too talented to trade away. >> definitely, we can use everybody if you want to get to where you want to. you got to find ways to make it work. >> reporter: no, embiid did not dance on stage during the all star festivities in new orleans.

chester native daric jones junior went to archbishop carol and radnor. he played for the sun. winning the slam dunk contest, how about that representing the indiana pacers. flyers in action in western canada against vancouver later tonight at 10:00 p.m. that's sports, i'm jeff skeverski have a great day. dear fellow citizen,

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>> got to enjoy it while we have it. >> we have it for a while, our spring fling is hanging around, someplaces expected to shatter record today. it is 7:30, outside we go to meteorologist chris sowers and the accuweather forecast. feels good out there already. >> reporter: i'm not wearing a jacket, it's the middle of february, can you believe this, at this rate we'll be 130 degrees in june. take a look at the temperatures this morning, it's already almost 60 degrees in the city of philadelphia. wilmington, 69. allentown, 45, millville, 54. dover, 54. atlantic city at the airport, 56. lakehurst a whopping 57 degrees. satellite and radar lots of clouds this morning, even a few spritzes and sprinkles in south jersey and delaware, this is pushing east out to sea. it will a perfect day to take a walk or throw the baseball in

the back yard, i did that with my brother gary yesterday, beautiful out there. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, friday's high, 45. yesterday, 68. today we're going with 72 for the forecasted high. now, again, the normal is 45. we're almost 30 degrees above seasonal averages, that should shatter the record of 69 which was set back in 1948. hour by hour, starting out with with a lot of the clouds this morning, gradual increase in sunshine, noon, bright blue skies, 68 degrees, by 1:00 p.m. 5:00 p.m., 68. we have another warm up on the way in the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast. more 70s on the way, i'll let you know when when i see you in just a few minutes. >> thank you for the update. new information to tell you about this morning, a man is in critical condition after he was shot repeatedly outside of a philadelphia steak shop. the action cam at the scene, the

steak all takeout restaurant on the 2800 block of cecil b. moore avenue in brewerytown section of the city. officers say the victim was taken to temple university hospital with bullet injuries to the stomach area. so far no arrests have been made. happening right now atlantic city police continue to investigate a double stabbing. it ended with one person dead another in the hospital. the stabbing happened after 8:00 p.m. in the unit block of north harrisburg avenue. no arrests were made. 17 people are out of their apartment after a fire in bucks county. this is a lake view terrace apartments in fairless hills. fire damaged several apartments. nobody was hurt, we don't know what caused the fire. president trump is having a working weekend in florida, he will interview at least four potential candidates for the job

of nashville security advisor. that job opened up after trump fired retired michael flynn last week, the candidates include john bolton, former ambassador to the united nation and retired vice admiral robert harward was offered the job and turned it down. u.s. backed iraqi force launched a large scale military operation to drive isis forces out of the western half of the city. this is iraqi force programming to join the battle today. 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 has proved to be difficult to retake. police in gentleman --

jakarta has arrested another suspect in the death of the north korean leader, the estrange brother of kim jung il. thon is raising money for children with cancer. more than 16,500 students are taking part in the 46 hour dance marathon making thon the largest student charity event in the world. many appreciate the effort, a teen lost her leg in the battle with cancer. she said the generous outpouring of time, talent and money by penn state students shows how much they care. >> it let's you know you're not alone in a bottle with cancer. >> since thon started in 1977

it has raised $136 million to fight pediatric cancer, job well done. there's a live picture of penn state there's a band there on the stage as those students continue to dance and dance all for a good cause. >> the powerball jackpot keeps growing sitting at $403 million. nobody match the numbers last night. the numbers if you need them, 3, 7, 9, 31, 33, the powerball was 20. there has not been a winter since december. the next drawing is wednesday night. good luck to you if you play. first come first serve, tickets can be requested up to three months in advance, white house house tours were on hold while first lady milania trump

assembled her cast. from the moonlighting theme song to we are in this love together, to never giving up, al jarreau's legacy is unique. >> i was playing a song of his called distracted, he came up the steps and he heard the song and he started singing it as he was coming up the steps. >> reporter: memories of al jarreau from a long time friend tone brown a fixture on wdas radio in philadelphia for 45 years. >> what struck me about the music it was different from what anybody else was doing. ♪ >> jarreau was the only volunteerist -- vocalist to ever win a grammy in three categories, jazz, pop and r&b. >> he crossed over, we played

it as r&b. >> reporter: the son of a teacher and preacher, he sang gospel in church and doo wop on the corner as a kid. two years ago, he stopped by the mann center for the performing arts to teach a class of bugged musicians in -- budding musicians in our area. >> he loved to help kids realize what they were trying to do. i think that was a real forte' of his, teaching, he loved to do that. >> the mann center said mr. jarreau was a dynamic speaker and mentor stressing stage preference and communication. -- presence, and communication. he he engaged and captivated and inspired their audience. in 2007 he was awarded best

grammy award with jill scot. she remembers him as so different, so pure. ♪ >> he was a one of kind artis. al jarreau taught on stage and in his own classroom. rick williams channel 6 "action news." >> so pure, i like that. >> he will be missed. >> much more to come on "action news," sunday, pod cast provide a new avenue to go hind the headlines with some of the biggest arts figures in our area. >> children's hospital has created a bridge to help kids handle violence in their lives kids health matters takes a look. meteorologist chris sowers has the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, we're going up to 72 degrees today, enjoy! >> talk about perfect timing,

the philly home and garden show is going on as we enjoy these spring-like temperatures. look who showed up there yesterday, my colleague, gray hall. he got to meet the people in oaks, montgomery county. he posed for pictures at the 6abc booth. she introduced the guest speaker. the home and garden show is going on from 10:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. >> impeccable timing as always. >> it's it was a great time.

they kept talking about how great the weather was. tell chris thank you, i said thank me, because i like this weather better than blizzard snow. >> reporter: i caved in, i said it's end of wintertime to move on. the action cam is on kelly drive, a few folks taking a stroll and look what they are wearing some in shorts, orioles short sleeves t-shirts -- others short sleeves t-shirts. i was out there, i didn't need a jacket. it is wonderful out there, especially balls it's the middle of february. mother nature tends to throw us a curve ball every now and then. we'll see what happens in march. double scan live shows us a couple of sprinkles across south jersey and delaware. nothing too heavy. it's pulling away. 59 degrees in philadelphia. dewpoint, 34. pressure is rising.

winds out of the west/northwest at 8 miles per hour. ocean temperature, 41. here's the forecasted high today, here's a look at this here, the record on today's day, we're forecasting 72. that should shatter the record high of 48 in 1948. wilmington, a record high for you, as well, 70 degrees, the old record was 67 set back in 1997. we're at 59 in wilmington and philadelphia. 54 in millville and dover. trenton, 56. atlantic city, 56 degrees, but you can see the direction, you see these arrows here, the direction of the arrows we're starting to shift the wind. it won't be out of the southwest, it will be in a north northwest direction that will put a lid on the temperatures. we're forecasting an outrageous high of 72. if we had a straight southwest wind it would be 75, 76. wind speeds are generally out of the west 5 to 15 miles per hour.

satellite and radar still holding on to a little bit be of cloud cover this morning let's say by 11:00 a.m., most of this is gone, the exception being the jersey shore, from that point on it is full sunshine. forecast for today, let's go 72 for philadelphia, record high, 70 in wilmington, record high. dover, 72. lancaster, 70. 64 in allentown, trenton, 67. cape may, 67. atlantic city, 70 degrees under a mostly sunny sky. after lunchtime, overnight tonight, clear and colder, the back door cold front slides through, just like this winds shift out of the north, northwest. millville, 36. allentown, 34. trenton, 38 which is beautiful for any other winter that we see, but it's going to be a lot colder compared to the low to mid 70s that we experience today. future tracker 6 showing you the back door cold front slides through. 72 today, 51 degrees, 52

tomorrow. it goats below freezing north and west, poconos 27, trenton, 31. tuesday's high temperature should get back into the low 40s, 50s, maybe 51, or 52, you get the idea it will be cooler monday and tuesday, than what we're experiences right now. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, record-breaking warmth today. 72, almost 20 degrees cooler tomorrow. 53 on president's day, sun to clouds on tuesday, 50. wednesday is milder, we're up to 65 degrees, as the warm front punches through. maybe a couple of showers tuesday night into wednesday morning with the passage of the front. there's another 70 for thursday afternoon. not too bad. >> not too shabby. >> what are you doing today? >> reporter: i don't know i'm not sitting on the couch, i'm trying to avoid that, maybe go to a stroll. >> lori is running like

20 miles. >> i'm going on a little run, too. >> run for me, too. remember you can get the storm tracker 6 live at 6abc.com/weather. diseases and accidents are not the only threat to kids health. violence is a danger for any. no community is immune. one local program is seeking solutions involving children themselves. erin o'hern has this week's kids health charts. >> reporter: the sandy hook school massacre shocked the nation and got the doctors at children's hospital thinking about the young victims they treat. >> violence is per vasive -- pervasive in their lives. the violence initiative for philadelphia young people. >> black females you have a problem, as well.

last september, teens led the way showing their views making a safer world at a town hall. 16-year-old harper is already an activist in his community. >> i was walking through my community and seeing people i was not pleased about, how can i bring about change. tamir is listening to other teens he said fewer would stray if they had caring adults. >> some need support or want someone to cheer them on as they play a sport. >> reporter: many want mentors but scared to ask. top initiatives develop pier mentors for kids who experience violence. >> it's not just us who think about the problems. >> reporter: tamir urges more teens to become active in their own neighborhood, even picking up trash. >> it's the little things any community can grow the community as a whole.

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you're waking up with us sunday morning, 7:55 a.m., would you look at there, 61 degrees as we look at the commodore barry bridge there, if you're dancing at home, we're dancing, too. >> a beautiful shot for a beautiful day. >> reporter: gene tweeted this earlier, look at this picture here, he said hey, guys spring is here. high temperature of 72. of course spring doesn't arrive until the middle of march. record breaking highs this afternoon. tomorrow is cooler, even though the 53 is well above the seasonal average of are 45 for this time of the career. 50 for tuesday, here comes the neck warmup, 65 wednesday,

there's another 70 on thursday. >> that's incredible. thank you. 7:56 a.m., we're just a few minutes away from saying good morning to "good morning america." here's a look ahead. >> reporter: hello to you gray and nydia. good morning philadelphia. president trump is in full campaign mode one month into his presidency whipping up his supporters in florida as gop lawmakers face blow back from constituents at town halls across the country. another storm turning toward the california coast. residents are racing to repair the damage from the first storm before round two hits. rob marciano has the latest on the storm. take a look at this, a mansion for the ambassador to the united arab emirates gets out in time to beat the flames. that's coming up on "g.m.a." sunday, hope to see you soon, philly. >> "good morning america" is

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