you, 6:00 a.m., saturday, february 25. here's some of the stories we're following on "action news." say goodbye to our spring-like temperatures we're tracking stormy weather that will bring big changes this weekend. new information overnight, police working to track down the pepper who shot a man a dozen times outside a philadelphia bar. and president donald trump fears more controversy as he addresses a conservative political conference. those stories an more, but

first, meteorologist chris sowers is here to plan your weekend. 75? >> reporter: 74 yesterday, the day before that 73. today we're shooting for a high of 70 and tomorrow is different. >> no more party after that, right? >> reporter: party is over. i have to say me being the winter weather fan i am, i'm sad to see this go, this has been nice. unusual for the month of february. let's get you outside, all conditions are clear across the delaware and lehigh valleys. it is very, very mild. that continues to be the story around the delaware and the lehigh valleys. look at the numbers, philadelphia, 74. reading and allentown, the lehigh valley of all places can you believe this, 77 degrees, trenton, 75. even the poconos new record high, 67 degrees, once again today you'll be in the 60s depending on cloud cover, it could go as highs 65 or 66. 61 in allentown. 57 in philadelphia. millville, 56.

trenton, 56. atlantic city checking in at 51. here's satellite 6 along with action radar, winds out of the south/southwest ahead of the front. that will pour the warm air in today. the line approaches late in the day, that will trigger showers and thunderstorms, a couple of these will be on the onery side. we'll have clouds and sun, 64 degrees by 11:00 a.m. 70 is the high for today. 5:00 p.m., storms barreling through temperatures in the 60s. when i come back i'll tell you how strong the storm will be and i will show you the cooler changes in the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast. >> folks i would like to remind you you can keep up with the changing weather conditions at any time of the day on our website 6abc.com. there you will find the seven-day forecast and live look at storm tracker 6 live double scan radar head to 6abc.com clsh

clsh -- 6abc.com/weather. somebody shot a man outside a north philadelphia bar and police are searching for the shooter. shots were fired during a disturbance on the 800 block of east allegheny avenue. the man was shot 3 times in the groin area and as he tried to get away, nine bullets hit him in the rear end. the victim is in the hospital. president donald trump's 100 days in office, the commander-in-chief rallied conservatives during a speech in a political rally and bashes the media, again. >> reporter: president trump taking the stage at the conservative political action conference. >> i love this place. [cheers and applause]. love you people. >> reporter: continues his administration's trend of criticizing the media. >> i'm against the people that make up stories and make up

sources. they shouldn't be allowed to use sources unless they use somebody's name. >> reporter: but ironically the white house itself organized a briefing for reporters saying officials should be quote the anonymously. many media outlet's were not invited to an off camera i can't meeting. the white house said who did attend the meeting along with nbc and cbs. it did not purposely deny certain outlets meanwhile, president trump continues to act on campaign promises. >> we're building the wall, in fact it's going to start soon, way ahead of schedule. >> reporter: just today the department of homeland security took the first step saying it intends to accept proposals on the the border wall soon.

the president tweeted 109 people were held or detained for questioning during a 27 hour period due to the a ban. they gave a list of people held that included 147 people. we'll hear more about the travel ban as a new readvised -- revised version is due from the white house next week. 37-year-old terrence federal government son was shot and killed in an auto zone parking lot. woman told police that she was texted earlier in the day, saying he would shoot ferguson, he remains in jail charged with the shooting. 33-year-old an andre hughes

was charged with his 7th dui. he was pulled over yesterday after stopping in the middle of a intersection for a red light. the south jersey gas pipeline will move forward that will carry natural gas 22 miles between maurice river township in cumberland to a plant in cape may county through the protective pinelands preserve. the meeting eject motion filled with critics and supporters voicing their concerns. >> concerned once they pass this pipeline today it will open a pandora's box and allow for more development. i meant violates the pinelands plan and law. >> we support the project, the employment part of it is why i'm here, to create jobs for a lot of construction workers.

>> reporter: legal challenge against the pipeline construction was filed before the vote took place and opponents have promised more lawsuits. the owners of the popular manco and manco have learned their fate for tax evacation and lying to the -- tax evasion and lying to the internal revenue service. bangle admitted he did not pay $92,000 that he owed to the internal revenue service. comedian bill cosby heads to trial in june we learned that one awe sky -- one accuser will be allowed to testify. she is one woman whole take the stand to strengthen the testimony of andrea constan. cosby is accused of drugging constan at his home in 2004.

the woman will testify that she was assaulted by cosby in 1996. cosby pleaded not guilty. a preliminary study into a proposal to run commuter trains between delaware and maryland is complete. transportation employees will make the results public once they meet extending maryland's mark service is a leading option, extending septa south to maryland a possibility. the 20-mile stretch between perryville maryland and newark, delaware, is the only area between washington and boston that lacks commuter rail service. septa will launch the brand new buses that are electric. 25 will be deployed later year on route 29 and 79 in south philadelphia. passengers will able to charge their devices with in-seat usb

sports. a grant is helping pay for the buses. just about 6:09 a.m. final preparations are being made for tomorrow's 89th annual academy award ceremony. jimmy kimmel will getting ready, as well, he will be hosting oscars. bleachers and stands are set up for all the photographers that will be there. red carpet was rolled out earlier this week. an anding is set up to protect the carpet for the rain. join us tomorrow for everything oscar. "action news" will be on one hour earlier at 5:00 p.m. a live preshow for the red carpet begins at 6:00 p.m. the 89th academy award begins at 8:30. we have expanded oscars coverage at 6abc.com. right now we have a hind -- hind

hind -- behind-the-scenes look from the big show. we'll talk about moments as they happen. the salad with olive oil dressing will cost more, also, save money or your next getaway, we'll tell you which airlines are offering new fares in philadelphia. plus, surf is up, man, they hang ten. >> reporter: they will not be taking advantage of it now, big changes on the way. windchills in the 20s and 30s, i'll have the details in the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast next. >> look at this, may be

syringe-like in our area, but minnesota was hit with a winter storm yesterday. some areas saw as much as 14 inches of snow. it was too much for one tractor-trailer as you see here, the truck rolled over on a highway and slid into the median. in duluth, minnesota, surfers rode the waves of lake superior, balls the high hit 55 during the week that's down right balmy for duluth. today will be a seasonal 33 degrees, they are hanging ten. i thought that was l.a. or something. >> what's up with this weather? >> reporter: do you know some areas across the high plain states were 80 degrees, it's not just us, it's most of the

country. wow that's a neat shot. most of the country enjoying this very warm weather here. looking live on sky6 live hd that's atlantic city you can see the low clouds the fog rolling in sort of like a fog bank here, fortunately that's the only area dealing with the fog, down there closer to the water because temperatures are mild and the ocean temperatures are so cold you have a marine influence. take it easy and the roads along the immediate coast. let's flip it over to the radars, the radars are clear, there will be showers and storms barreling through late this afternoon. visibility report like this, everybody is in the clear, the exception being the wilmington area and atlantic city, both areas are half mile or less. 57 in philadelphia. 61 that's the number north and west for reading, lancaster and allentown. trenton, 56. atlantic city, 51. and dover, 55. i dug this up, look at this,

over the last week across the entire country there have been three record low temperatures in 1,453 record highs across the lower 48 over the past seven days, if you expand this and go the month of february as a whole there's actually been over 4,000 record highs set in the last 25 days, this has been an unbelievably mild february across the united states. it comes to an end, the cold shot they are transient in nature, they are moving on by, even though the colder air is pushing through here, it will sweep through sunday, it is gone on monday, we're in the 50s and 60s. this line of storm will get hefty in the afternoon with the heating of the day and the strong winds you have the west we could see thunderstorms that approach severe criteria. the main reason why we are getting one last shot from old man winter.

this will drop high temperatures down into the 20s and 30s in through here, and drop us into the 40s sunday afternoon. but it will put windchills in the 30s and that will be like a shock to the system, considering how mild it's been over the last two days, as we go from unseasonably mild to chilly, you'll get a line of showers and thunderstorms, by 5:00 p.m. pushing through the city of philadelphia, one or two on the stronger side with big winds and heavy rains a lot of time cloud to ground lightning strikes, what we're concerned about late in the day, it will be the dangerous lighten strikes and strong gusty winds 45 to 55 miles per hour. they will be brief and heavy downpours, maybe small hail, i don't think it will be large, there will be perform. perform -- p. he a-sized hail in places. 70 in philadelphia. allentown, reading, wilmington, millville, 67 degrees. atlantic city a little bit cooler because of the ocean,

60 degrees is the forecasted high. overnight tonight it's back to reality. all the numbers dropping into the 30s, windchills in the 20s, wind out there tonight. reading, 35, philadelphia, 36. millville, 32. women's tomorrow morning, gray are you looking at this, 20 for everybody, get ready you'll need the heavier winter coat, the gloves and the hat. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, 70 degrees today, late hitting thunderstorms possible for tomorrow, much cooler, breezy high of 46. windchills stuck in the 30s all day, monday is not bad, we're approaching 60 again. tuesday and wednesday are both wet, rain at times, 60 and 62. thursday and friday, we cool it down, 54 and 42. that cooler air you see for friday that may stake around for two or three -- that may stick around for two or three days. after that, i don't think there's much left. >> i was having a good day and having a good morning this morning, you said gray, look at

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the number will go. right now we're expecting a mostly cloudy sky. if we get decent sunshine we'll go higher. across the country we go, the month of the february, philadelphia is 8 degrees above the monthly average. dallas and chicago, plus-11. los angeles, where the cooler air has been is still a full degree above the average. the big question why it's so warm. you can thank the southeastern ridge. here's philadelphia right here, the jet stream has looked like this, all the way up here in southern canada. north of the line it's cold, south of the line it's cold. big southeastern ridge has taken over this weather pattern right here we're seeing nothing but southwesterly winds and a lot of warm weather. the whole thing breaks down tomorrow, but it's been a nice run. >> it has been. in sports this morning, the flyers play at a football stadium today. sixers announced that benefit

simmons will not play at all this season. the sixers top pick will sit out the season. yesterday we got the news, ben simmons will remain on the shelf until nba summer play. simmons will have another scan in a month to see if the bone in his foot has healed. >> he is heartbroken, he wants to play, he wants to be out there keeping them alive, i'm sure. unfortunately that's not going to happen this season. >> when it came back with the results it caught me off guard, you know, it really wasn't something i was expecting. >> reporter: nerlens noel who was traded to the mavs on thursday left town last night. the action cam was the only one there at phl. being traded to mavericks was not his choice, but noelle is moving on. >> it's very emotional, i have to deal with it the best way i

can, i'm on a new chapter in my life and i'm ready to start that. i have to consider my career in this league. sixers and wizards last night. 4th quarter off the bench this three puts the sixers up by 18. robert covington 25 points. sixers win 120-112. the flyers take their game outdoors in pittsburgh. the flyers and penns play at heinz field. they got to check out the practice last night. the outdoor games are not a new concept, but the novelity of them has not worn off. >> playing in the backyard rink arc playing on a stage in front of 65,000 people. guys have friends and family coming to watch them, playing

outdoors under the lights it's not better than that. >> reporter: phillies and yankees, phils give up 2 hits in two innings, phillies lose 9-4. one college basketball score pass along, penn wins at cornell, 59-66. northwestern basketball game, north western guard stops to tie her shoe, that may not be the right time to do that. rutgers steals the ball and scores, what was she thinking? northwestern still won that game. that's a look this morning, i'm ducis rogers you have yourself a terrific weekend.

>> a woman is fighting for her life after she is hit by a car the driver keeps going. a water main break effects customers on the main line. the search 0 on for a killer in port richmond after she is beat to death inside her home. another warm start to the day before a big change we'll go from record-breaking warmth to strong storms. of course we had unseasonably warm weather for the past few days, saturday begins with testers warm enough to wear shorts and short sleeved shirts.

if you're out for a long time, bring your umbrella and raincoat. meteorologist chris sowers here to help you plan your weekend with the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, warmth, storm. >> reporter: bring your raincoat and heavier coat because we have changes on the unfortunately. what are a beautiful stretch, temperatures in the 70s, limited sunshine, we'll manage a high of 70 degrees once again. that's a beautiful shot of the camden waterfront waking up to clear conditions, east of philadelphia. mostly cloudy conditions to the west. today we'll feature a lot of clouds and limited sun. the more sun we see, the higher the temperatures are going to go today. the accuweather lord the high to 70 degrees this afternoon. if we manage to get more sun than clouds we could be up to 74, 75. look where we're starting. 57 in philadelphia, 61 in allentown, 54 in the poconos.

56 in trenton. this right here puts an end to the party, though, as we head into sunday, this is a opponent cold front a lot of good strong winds aloft with the system as it swings through, some of the energy gets transported down to the surface, that means big wins with the thunderstorms late in the day. it means cooler changes as we head into sunday. here's the way the day plays out, clouds and sun throughout the early afternoon, quick heavy-hitting thunderstorms late in the day. >> thank you for the update. you can find the seven-day forecast and live look at storm tracker 6 live double scan radar at any time of the day go to our website, 6abc.com/weather. new information to tell you about this morning, a woman is fighting for her life a hit-and-run driver allegedly speeding ran her down. it happened in north philadelphia happening right now, police are searching for the driver and the vehicle involved. investigators say an older white nissan hit this woman in the 400 block of west wyoming avenue at

about 1:30 a.m. the victim and another woman were trying to cross the street when it happened. crews rushed the critically injured woman into surgery overnight at temple university hospital no other injuries have been reported. new this morning, crews respond to a water main break in lower merion. 8-inch main burst around 2:00 a.m. on morris avenue around new gulph road. the water is on for nearby residents. the road is open while aqua makes the necessary repairs. police are look are to leads in the murder of a woman in port richmond. someone killed her inside her home. christie ileto talks to concerned neighbors. >> the son came home from work came out screaming that someone killed his 57-year-old woman. >> reporter: reluctant to talk, he refused to show his face, but lives across the street from

where somebody took his neighbor's life. >> she was suffering from obvious trauma to her head. she was laying in a pool of blood. >> reporter: homicide detectives discovered the second floor of the home was ransacked. family members reported several items were missing. they stood silently as police removed their loved one's body. the victim was seen alive friday morning though it is unclear the exact time the fatal encounter occurred or how long she was dead before she was discovered. >> she didn't deserve it, she walked with a cane, you know why would somebody want to hurt her. >> reporter: no weapon was recovered, but police are coaj through surveillance video hoping to pin down who the killer is. christie ileto channel 6 "action news." >> one person was hurt after falling into a ravine bryn mawr,

delaware county. chopper 6 hd behind the scene rosemont plaza on the 1,000 block of lancaster avenue. the victim was taken to the hospital to be treated. your time, 6 5:00 a.m., president trump unload -- 6 35:00 a.m. >> they shouldn't be allowed to use sources unless they use somebody's name. >> reporter: president trump is furious with a new york times report that uses unnamed u.s. officials saying that the trump campaign aids had a repeated contact with russian intelligence. now the white house said trump's chief of staff reince priebus talked to james comey asking the fbi to publicly dispute such

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needy it is part of the mission of giving and puts smiles on faces across west philadelphia. >> we bring to the families, the churches we see the kids out we give them gifts if we can. >> reporter: during their patrol, the 16th district officers see the city's worst. they cook and serve food to the homeless they bought 6 he sixers tickets with their own many and brought them to the a game. >> it is the most joy to see a little boy on the street if i happen to buy him a water ice, he is so happy. it's better interaction with the community. >> the officers give donations, they give give up their time, when a resident complained that these bricks at a community garden were being stolen, they returned on their own time and cemented them in. >> it's a positive example of police officers.

imean, seriously, what they did was way above and beyond what they should have to do. >> reporter: the officers say it's all part of the job protect and serve. their supervisor hopes the officers' random act the kindness help change negative feelings toward police. >> it's show that we are human beings that we care and we're willing to be involved in the communities and not just fight crime. jeff chirico channel 6 "action news." >> we all say, thank you officers for your service. no need to break the bank on marble countertops we have dyi to help you save thousands. tiny package we'll tell you about a discovery that's so small it will fit on your finger nail. plus, fun in the snow while enjoying spring-like temperatures, kids in passion in the midwest, they enjoy a visit, yup, old man winter. right up chris' alley. meteorologist chris sowers will

have the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, prepare for thunderstorms today. "action news" saturday morning continues right after this.

>> there you go there's some snow, 6 inches of snow came down in omaha, after temperatures reached 75 degrees, what? kids in omaha got a snow day yesterday and spring fling days

before. kids in wisconsin enjoyed a day of sledding that looks like fun. some of them golfed days before, but now winter is back. one boy said being in school is all right, but being with friends and family on the sledding hill a whole lot better. >> reporter: here here. old man winter's attempt to get back on my good side. i've moved on. >> it's already too late. >> reporter: let's talk about one more warm day for february's standards before we see cooler changes arrive tomorrow. get out and enjoy it. just like yesterday today will be a day in the 70s with a combination of sun and clouds, beautiful shot of cape may. just a few clouds out there this morning. radars are clear, keep an eye to the athe cars this afternoon, keep an eye to the radars, we'll

have rain in the afternoon. lancaster, 61. philadelphia, 57. trenton, 56. even the poconos, 54 degrees, satellite and radar there's the line of showers and thunderstorms most of storms right now are confined to eastern portions of kentucky and a let's say the virginias. as the sun starts to warm things up, this whole area turns unstable we could see bigger thunderstorms develop after 3 or 4:00 p.m. it's all in the leading edge of a change in air mass, this is the warm air along the eastern seaboard. it's 19 in bismarck. the blizzard is gone for the high plains. it's done its damage, they have 12 to 24 inches of snow. chicago 70 straight days without an inch of snow. that's the longest snow drought on record for chi town.

i've never seen anything like this in all my years forecasting these are new record highs set across the entire lower 48. for the weekend alone we've seen 1400 record highs. 4,219 record highs. year to date, 7,000 record highs across the entire lower 48. this is an unusual stretch of weather, but i don't think many are complaining about it. it's been really, really nice out there. today is another good one, before we get the chilly scene for tomorrow. in between the two air masses we get a line of showers and thunderstorms, we start to see the shades of red and maroon that's an indication we could see heavier downpours and strong gusty winds. this will continue through the afternoon hours and into the first participant of the evening before things clear out overnight tonight. let's say between the hours of 3:00 p.m., far western suburbs, 8:00 p.m., jersey shore, keep an eye to the sky. dangerous lightning strong gusty winds, 45, 55 miles per hour.

quarter inch 0 a half inch of rain. there could small hail with the thunderstorms, as well. before the line arrives, it's going to be a beautiful day. clouds and sunshine, 70 degrees. be careful of the late-day thunderstorm. winds out of south 8 to 15 miles per hour. most of the time okay, clouds and sun, there's the storms around 5:00 p.m. overnight tonight, colder and blustery, 34 degrees outlying suburbs, 36 for center city. the winds out of the west/northwest 15 to 25 miles per hour. all of a sudden tomorrow morning it's going to feel like the 20s out there. winds out of the west/northwest 20 to 25 miles per hour. windchills will be mighty chilly. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, here we go, 70 degrees today only 46 tomorrow. again when you factor in the winds it will feel approximately 50 degrees colder than what we've been dealing with over the last 48 hours. monday are clouds and sun, 59 degrees, way above the

seasonal average. you get into tuesday and wednesday, both days look wet, 60 degrees, 52. colder thursday and friday, 54, 42. >> one more nice one coming up and then it turns cooler. >> i've been doing a story yesterday about the lovely temperatures we've had, i couldn't find anyone that wanted to see snow. >> reporter: they've given up, they are ready for spring. scientists in india made a discovery. it's so tiny you have to look close in order to see it. it's a new species of frogs found in the mountains. look at how tiny they are. they are so small they could fit comfortably on a coin and the tip of your finger nail. their future in doubt because of threats to their existence.

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layer, colder ocean temperature, milder conditions inland, you get the low level fog and clouds. be careful if you're traveling in and around the atlantic city area as the visibility has been reduced. that's the only location that's seeing the fog this morning. wilmington you're down to less than a half mile, as well. wilmington, atlantic city, outside those two areas everybody else is in the clear, we're seeing sunny conditions with clouds mixed in. later this afternoon keep an eye to the sky we'll see a cold front drive through. this front is marching through at 40, 50 miles per hour. the air behind is significantly cooler. i don't want to use the word "cold" twfl -- it will feel cold compared to the 70s. that will press east over the next hour sore. the winds ahead of it are out of the south. cold air behind you get the collision of air mass, all of a sudden you get the heavier

thunderstorms. accuweather says be on the look out between 3:00 p.m. and 8:00 p.m. west to east for the heavy hitting thunderstorms. beforehand combination of sun and clouds and temperatures up near 70 once again. thank you for the update. 6:55. a 9-year-old girl in west virginia upset that her dad has been transferred requiring the family to move out of the state. so she wrote the governor about it. >> please help me to stay in west virginia my daddy is leave fogger a new job in indiana. >> reporter: took it straight to the top. tell the governor about it. that's gina statute reading the heard to governor. her father had to take a position in indiana after his place of employment closed down. >> the governor said the situation is in god's hands.

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