>> be back to reality storms blow out the spring fling and bring back the feel of winter. >> president donald trump said he will not attend the annual white house correspondents association dinner. it is oscar sunday live on 6abc. we'll go to hollywood for a preview of the biggest night of the year in movies. the big story on "action news," sunday morning the heavy rain and wind that brought changes to the region. >> in that matter of hours the system took us from spring-like weather back to reality. the noticeable chill is hanging around today. the storm may have spawned a tornado in luzerne county. today the national weather

service will be in pitston they will short term if straight line wind damaged several homes. no injuries were reported. the storms caused property damage in lancaster county, too. "action news" viewers sent us pictures of a playground in the path of the storm. meteorologist chris sowers warned us some of the storms could get nasty and they did. >> reporter: they brought a big change to our temperatures. let's get you outside anticipate show you what's going on this morning -- and show you what's going on this morning. it's a little quiet breezy, but quiet. we don't have clouds upstairs, we have temperatures that popped into the 30s. to put this in prospective for the last three days we've seen temperatures in the 70s, we want from 73 degrees to 25 in reading. 25 in allentown.

14 in the poconos close to 30 in philadelphia and trenton. satellite and radar showing some clouds and even a few snow showers across western pennsylvania this morning. if you saw the flyers pen -- penguins game outdoors it started snowing. snow shower activity out to the west, for us, mostly sunny skies, blustery and chilly, high temperatures around 46 which is average for this time of the year. again, coming off three straight days of 70s, it will feel colder than what the numbers are suggesting. when i come back we'll talk about another warm up in the seven-day forecast. nydia? >> thank you. we have breaking news out of south philadelphia, a woman is in serious condition after getting wounded inside club onyx, 89 action cam was at the

scene on christopher columbus boulevard. a bullet hit a mirror, the bullet ricocheted off the mirror strike the woman in the side. the suspect remains on the loose. detectives are interviewing witnesses and looking at security video. new this morning a woman smashed her car through a fence at philadelphia northeast airport. the action cam was at the scene red lion road near decatur street the car went out of control and plowed through the fence and came to a stop near a hangar after the car went through the fence, it it went back to it's original fencing. nobody was hurt. a truck plowed into a large crowd of a mardi gras parade. the pick up was speeding when it crashed into the group of people

who were enjoying the largest parade of the season. 28 people were hurt, five rushed to the hospital in critical condition. a police officer and children as young as 3 or 4 years old were among the injured. appears the driver was under the influence. >> we suspect the subject was highly intoxicated. he is in custody, he is being investigated right now, he is at our dwi office. >> when i heard the impact, i seen the truck hitting the people on the ground, coming through the crowd. >> reporter: we have learned that the fbi has joined in on the investigation to determine if whether the incident can be classified as a federal violation. a high ranking republican congressman is calling for a special prosecutor to investigate the trump's campaign's reported ties with russia. the new york times reported the

campaign had contact to russian officials. now congressman darrell isa who is a trump supporter wants independent agencies to oversee the investigation. he said jeff sessions should recuse himself from the probe. >> you're going to need to use the special prosecutor's statute in office, you have to give it to a political appointeees. >> intelligence committees in congress are already investigating. prawmp said he is not -- president donald trump said he is not going to the heeveryone has evening.e he was a

regular at the dinner, he was a critic from fake news, las atten then most actors and actr aived on boubuand, buzz hollywoet. la la act hollywood's bigge night. really in the entertainment industry it is our super bowl. >> reporter: the 89 ac fademy a surprises. >> this is the first time in a long time it feels like could win anything. >> reporter: among t moonlight, manchester byhece on top onzel wdavis, 6ck of their tal apparent come ba gibson nominatediris into the spotlighter a dui a> jimmy is toscar gray hall >> beautiful, by the the 6:00 p.m. 8:30. been m psla crowned, matt event. she is a 22-year-old philadelphia native she received a 4,000-dollar scholarship and

act as ambassador for the city. >> congratulations. >> could not ask for a better emcee. >> there's much more to come onews" sunday morning. talk about a grand entrance where this dinosaur is standing tall. the flyers face off against the penguins on a football field. we'll have more on the spotty, sto back the cold. >> reporter: cold indeed. all the 70s, all of a sudden we have the windchills in the teens in the mountains and 20s everybody else, i'll let you know how long the cold air lasts and the set up in the seven-day forecast when we come right

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>> so glad you stayed with us, look closely at this picture that arrow points to a trampoline that was tossed into a tree by yesterday's storm. some people had to seek cover in lancaster county when a tornado warning was posted. no actual trifort -- appeared. >> let's get you outside and show you the view live on sky6 live hd atlantic city, a cold morning, temperatures in time 30s, windchills are stuck all of a sudden in the 20s.

back to reality old man winter is making a comeback for one day, and we warm up tomorrow. 38 degrees in philadelphia. dewpoint 20. pressure is rising. winds out of the west/northwest 16 miles per hour, ocean temperature, 45. take a look at the temperature drop yesterday at 3:00 p.m. we're only going back 1 hours or so, it was 73 degrees, now all of a sudden it's 38 degrees in philadelphia with windchills in the upper 20s. that's the colder arctic air pushing through. but this is honestly where we should be for this time of the year, we should never have been in the 70s for 3 straight days that's adding to the chill making it feel so much colder. reading and allentown 35. 37 in trenton, 37 in millville 36. 25 degrees colder than the same time yesterday in reading. 20 degrees colder in millville.

23 degrees colder in lakehurst. satellite and radar the cold front which expound the severe weather yesterday is way out to sea well off the coast. winds are out of the west/northwest look at all the lake-effect snow starting to develop off the lakes of ontario and erie places like buffalo and bingham ton, 6 to 1 inches of snow. back down to the 40s for the high. always the cold air mass slides to the east. there's no blocked to the east, there's nothing to hold the cold air in place. it will stay in place for one day it's gone an retreats back into canada tomorrow. you'll need the heavier coat this morning by 11:00 a.m. we're talking about feels-like temperatures below freezing. even the first part of the afternoon, 38 degrees in philadelphia. 34 in allentown 3:00 p.m. later this evening, same thing upper 20s low 30s for

feels-like temperatures, temperatures still chilly tomorrow morning. but by tomorrow afternoon the winds begin to relax winds shift out of the southwest and all of a sudden temperatures warm up into the 50s again. mostly sunny we'll call it blustery and wind today 46 degrees is the forecasted high. again, look at the change, we were lrmd near 60 degrees -- already near 60 degrees, 38 by 9:00 a.m. ton of sunshine and he expected today. 3:00 p.m., 45 degrees. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, big warmup on the way again, 57 degrees, clouds and sun. tuesday, 62. 70 wednesday showers and thunderstorms, that will be the 4th or 5th time within the last 30 days we've reached 70 degrees. unbelievable.

thursday partly sunny windy 54. colder friday and saturday, highs in the 40s. a large dinosaur stands in argentina, a big crowd gathered for the replica. this statue is a real scale replica measuring 130 feet long and 40 feet hall. it stands to the entrance of the city where the dinosaur was discovered just three years ago.

>> time 6:19, an 8-year-old girl was shot and killed in the houston, texas in the car with her mother. several cars were speeding down a road, one crashed into toyia thomas' vehicle a woman got out of the car and fired 8 shots and took off. a third grade honor student was sleeping in the back seat she was shot anticipate killed. her mother is devastated. [inaudible]. we always had conversations, she said mom i love you. heartbroken mom there, we can tell you police are searching for the shooter. police say they caught an arsonist after he documented his crime on social media. he posted snap chats of himself

near a country club, someone saved the video and called 911. he confessed and is in jail. a forever stamp john f.kennedy, may 29th would have been his 100th birthday. the image shows his great uncle's optimism and confidence. amazon has dropped it's free u.s. shipping membership. they are looking to muscle their way into the online retail states. walmart ended their free shipping on orders $35 or over. best buy introduced their two free day shipping for its members last july.

>> r back everyone, 67:23 sunday stretch of weather we've had 37 degrees, record high of 74 yesterday we tied the record of 73 beforehe cold front slid through. it's only cold for a day there's phil is is what the jet strea looks like, we'll see ac mid atlantic and the northeast. the numbers are starting to moderate out here across the heartland of the nation and the high plains. what's happening is, then bar times, the bath and bay there's no block.he pattern is progrens it will push out sea and push into europe and allow the milder air to rush back in here tomorrow. it's cold out tht now buty cold for a d tomoe up. >> the flyers and the sixers, here's jeff skeverski. >> reporter: ment flyers were on the outside looking in on the

playoff did themselves favorites last night outside in pittsburgh home of the the w the cold in of, they were trying to silence the borachek what a move in the flyers within 1. thir flyers within 1 but later in the third, off the face off michael norvord giveses up five hole. the look says it all, they have dropped seven of their last nine. >> it's tough result, walking away it's pretty close tight hockey game where i thought our team played well, battled extremely hard and did a lot of good things, but we walk away with the wrong result. >> same old story for the flyers. >> sixers big win in the big apple at the center of their 18

point come back, okafor. 9 seconds left, okafor, what a move two of the season high 28. sixers up one but the in this -- last six 110- f setandg the dallas mavericks. in minutesm get a were. jenkins with 15, nova blows it open late second half off the steal. josh hart two of his 16, villanova wins 79-76. phillies yankeess beautiful in is a piece of beauty, too. the yankee center fielder kicks the ball to the wall and claims it got stuck that's on you

buddy. keeping moving franco scores, phillies win 6-5. it is their firstrapefruit league intion sports, skeverski have a great day. >> mhan meal at reading t >> t ann ilu partyic and bar. hundreds of enjoyed tiv goo cause. ticket sales will be used to help preserve the historic reading terminal market. we'll be back in a mt. i was out here smoking instead of being t winning shot. it for me. that's why i'm quitting with nicorette. only nicorette mini has a patented fast dissolving formula. it starts to relieve sudden cravings fast. every great why needs a great how. introducing theraflu expressmax our powerful relief now in pill form

it's tcaplet that has a maximum strength formula with a unique warming sensation you instantly feel. power through with theraflu expressmax caplets. look at the commodore barry bridge on sunday morning, if you walk outside be aware old man winter is reintroducing himself the cold is back after a stormy saturday. a suspicious death in olney, now police are working to find out if the man's dog had anything to do with it.

>> berks cltd -- county will remember a hometown hero, al boscov. >> meteorologist chris sowers has the preview for today. >> reporter: how dare old man winter show back up. we have a shot of the ben franklin bridge, we have a few clouds upstairs pushing east over the neck couple of hours today is a bright sunny day blustery and colder. as a matter of fact if you're heading out early this morning don't forget the heavy winter coat and hat gloves and sunglasses you'll need that, as well. we have not had to deal with a windchill in a long, long time. feels like 29 if philadelphia and trenton. 25 in allentown. 14 in the poconos arena -- and close to freezing across south jersey.

satellite and radar lots of clouds to the west, even snow showers, lake-effect snow steamers coming off lake erie and ontario. a lot of that will have difficult time coming across the mountains. even though it's colder, temperatures are too mild to support snow. nice finish to the weekend windier and colder. 46 degrees will feel like the mid to upper 30s. no more shorts or short sleeved t-shirts it's coats and something with sleeves. when i come back in just a few minutes we'll talk about a warm up later in the week. >> strong storms slapped us out ever that spring sensation. crews will be out in central pennsylvania to determine if a tornado hit. storms were not as severe in philadelphia, but they did pack a punch in lancaster

county. jeanette reyes has more on the day that started 0 nice, but ended with a bang. >> reporter: mother nature showed off a little with a bit of everything except snow. >> i'll take this. >> reporter: skies started out cloudy with spring-like temperatures. people along the wildwood boardwalk wasted no time to soak it in. >> i was down by the river today, i was sitting looking over the water and had just ahoody on it was great. but soon the skies grew ominous and lit up with flashing the lightning, a torrential downpour fold with gusty winds. in lancaster wind tossed this trampoline into a tree and damaged a roof and play ground was in shambles after the severe storm paid a visit. by night things calmed down, and south street was filled with

pedestrians who were hardly layered up. >> this shirt is a summer shirt. >> reporter: i thought it would be snowing if things were not this way. >> probably staying in the house. >> reporter: old man winter was a no show today and some are hoping when he pays a visit he won't make up for lost time. >> well if, if it stays within a ten degree variance it's perfectly fine. i think we're good, put away the snow blower. >> reporter: jennifer joyce channel 6 "action news." >> new this morning an autopsy is being conducted on the owed of an olney man to determine if his pitbull killed him. the action cam was at the scene the 5300 block of rising sun avenue. the brother found the body in a rear bedroom of the apartment early yesterday morning. the man is several apparent by the wounds to his face.

the man's 8-month-old dog was in the apartment covered with blood. a public memorial service for a giant in the retail industry albert boscov in his hometown of reading. the memorial was removed to want 8,000 seat arena after it became clear the performing arts center would not be big enough. albert boscov died on february 10. he was 87 years old. >> we turn our attention to politics the democrats have chosen a new national party chairman don perez who served as labor secretary under president obama. he beat out minnesota congressman keith ellison whole serve always deputy. both men say they will work to rebuild state and local democratic organizations and

work to reach frustrated democratic voters who supported donald trump. >> president trump is preparing to address a joint session of congress on tuesday night. controlling immigration and repealing the affordable care act and lowering taxes. it won'ts as friendly an audience he had at the c pact conference. >> reporter: conservatism and controversy on display at cpac, one year after candidate trump skipped the conservative conference this year it was a victory lap for president trump. many joined the celebration. >> how do you believe trump has impacted conference? >> i tomorrow it will tpac.

priebus mi basically tnt:3p. 11:00 p.m. >> the only thing -- the only way this think works is reince priebus is steady. milo was withdrawn from the invitation after he was defending pedophilia. he denied the accusation, but resign from breitbart. richard spencer made an appearance and removed during the interview. the president clearly relished appearing before the friendly crowd. >> i've been with cpac for a long time and we've been together and now you finally have a president finally.

it took a lon time. it will be a divided audience on tuesday when he addresses the nation before a joint session of congress. tune into this week with george stephanopoulos. i'm gloria rivera, abc news washington. "action news" will have coverage of the speech to congress tuesday night. you can watch the prime time event live on 6abc. monica malpass will be in washington d.c. with reaction from local lawmakers her live report from the capitol starts tuesday at 4:00 p.m. you can see this week at 10:30 on 6abc. house democratic leader nancy pelosi and sarah huckabee sanders are among the guests. >> a judge has ruled that trump campaign comments about beau bergdahl will not prevent him from getting a fair trial. he was charge with desertion and misbehavior before the enemy.

candidate trump called him a trailered. the judge called his comments disturbing and disappointing but did not constitute ununlawful command if convicting bergdahl could face life in prison. a camden teacher wants to take her students to paris teaching her kids about french culture, she needs help making the trip a reality. walter perez has more. >> reporter: paula is the not just a french teacher she is passionate about the french people and their culture. >> i have taken french students in other districts for many years to paris, this is the first time i'm fundraising and the first time i'm doing it in camden. >> she teaches in camden, woodrow wilson high school. her plan to take 20 juniors and seniors to paris for spring break. a plan that sounds like a dream than a journey for these

teenagers, most of who have seen very little of the world outside of camden. >> i've never been far other than new york and pennsylvania. >> i've been to florida, i don't remember anything, but i would love 0 to go to europe. >> reporter: but there are two things standing in the way of this trip becoming a reality namely time and money, they don't have enough money and they running out o the price tag for the class trip is $40,000, a go fund me page has been set up, with a bit less than $7,000 raised and two months to go before spring break it's beginning to look like this trip might not happen. >> this is my last year, i thought i would have an opportunity to go to france. >> reporter: the teacherrer stresses this is not a vacation, it is an opportunity to give the young people a different prospective on the world a chance to see there's more to life than what's around them. she said told that her plan was

too ambitious. >> i can only be ambitious, a lot of kids are seniors if i don't go this year, they went get to come. if you want to help, a link to their go fund me page can be found at 6abc.com, reporting from camden, walter perez. >> they have raised $20,000 they are halfway to the goal. i would love to see paris threw those eyes. >> there's much more to come on "action news." >> i looked over at it and had a sense of it being in the room with me. >> let's take you live outside sky6 live hd giving you a beautiful image of the sun coming up over camden. it is a battle right now between spring and winter, winter will win today, how long will that last? meteorologist chris sowers is back next with the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast

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today, temperatures in the 30s and windchills in time 20s. what a week it's been, it's hard to believe it is february, it's been feeling like may tuesday that was the coolest day of the week. 52 degrees, 58 wednesday thursday friday, saturday, all low to mid 70s lots of record highs set across the region over the last few days, over 4,000 record highs set across the country in the past 30 days, it's an unbelievablably warm stretch. -- unbelievably warm stretch. today the high is 46. we're starting out at 38 degrees, that's the present temperature reading in philadelphia. pottstown quakertown, sitting he had freezing mark of 32. warrington 35. chester, 36. mid 0s across new jersey and delaware, as well. smyrna dover 36.

vineland 34. the villas and woodbine, 36 degrees. lakes erie and ontario producing lake-effect snow seeing anywhere from 3 to 6 inches. 20 for buffalo and pittsburgh, mid 30s along the megalopis. tomorrow the numbers moderating again. tomorrow cloud cover and it promises to be a nice change. the chilly change, cold front produced severe weather wind damage, trees toppled over, cloud to ground lightning strikes. that system is east you happen in the canadian maritimes and we're feeling the colder influence from that area of low pressure now. windchills over the next few hours, this is what it will feel

like high temperatures will top in the mid 40s, it will never feel warmer than the mid to upper 30s. 35 for the poconos, 36 in millville. later this evening as the sun begins to set the numbers will drop tomorrow morning feeling like the upper 20s everywhere, low 30s the direction of the winds starts to shift out of the south that will warm us up again for tomorrow. today, chilly, 46 degrees philadelphia, sun and clouds, with the wind feels like the 30, reading, 43, millville 47. cape may 45. overnight tonight look at these numbers, 36 degrees in philadelphia. reading, 35, turning colder and windy, all areas are pretty close to freezing overnights tonight. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, 46 today here comes the warmup, clouds and sun, 57 tomorrow, south jersey and delaware, approaching 60 degrees tomorrow afternoon. tuesday is mild a few showers

peeks of sunshine, as well. 62. wednesday is the warm day 72 degrees shower or thunderstorm. thursday colder 54. friday mostly cloudy and chilly, high of 42. guess what the models are showing for friday, maybe a few snow showers saturday looks like snow showers. >> that's okay. >> reporter: we're in the 70s i don't want snow at this point. yeah i'm done. >> thanks, chris. it is hollywood's biggest night, oscar winners will be revealed live on 6abc. >> once again there's a local connection to the show. joe's vial lynn is nominated for best documentary short the producer is peter kenny an ad agency expectertive in philadelphia and montgomery county. he graduated from school

with the joe's violin it will quaff for the academy a you steal from you we steal from the bank. >> hell high water is up for four oscars, including best picture. the entertainment company el produced the drama. he is a power player in l.a. and has many ties to philadelphia area. ♪la la land is the favorite with 14 nom nations and the musical has several local connections an ardmore native. s song riding partners are nom nominated for two different songs in the best original sang

category. he served an executive producer on the movie, he will perform at tonight's oscars. >> we turn out so much talent. here's our lineup tonight, tax comes your way at 5:00. countdown to oscar sunday follows at 6:00. jimmy kimmel takes to the stage at 8:30 p.m. for the annual academy awards. "action news" continues after the show. we'll be right back. ♪ ♪

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so glad you stayed with us, a neighborhood barber is shot and killed outside a popular coffee spot, his mother is hoping you can help solve the murder. here's rick williams with this morning's crime fighters report. >> he was a fun loving guy a family man he liked play music and he recorded music for some people. >> reporter: joclyn brown said her 39-year-old son joseph was

well-known in the area of his barber shop in philadelphia logan section. >> everybody knew him in that neighborhood he walked peacefully he didn't have to look over his shoulder. >> reporter: joclyn knows very little about the event on sunday september 4. >> joseph was with a group of friend they said they found an old friend at dunkin' donuts. police found escrow sef 6:30 a.m. monday november 5. he was shot in the chest. >> i meant someone to come forward, it could be a little something, you never know what is important. >> reporter: the city is offering $20,000 for the purpose of the re-- in reward money for the person responsible. >> maybe something will come out later that's what i'm

hoping for something will come out, later. >> reporter: for crime fighters, i'm rick williams channel 6 "action news." >> 6:53 subpoenaed morning. in "healthcheck" a high protein diet could be a bad thing for women over 50. more than 100,000 post menopausal women were studied for 12 years those who ate high protein had a higher risk of heart tack from heating protein from meat instead of plants. we'll be right back.

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tells you what got him started. >> reporter: stepping inside the glenldz studio is going -- glenside studio is going back in time. his work stretching from our backyard to overseas in japan greece and england. his bust of martin luther king rests in u.s. embassy in south africa. >> i did it during a she snuck in it a diplomatic bag. he has grant and other historical figures in the studios. we caught him working on astronaut john glenn. >> this is a way to be part of history. >> reporter: he got his

inspiration from his greek parents he drew at a young age. his mother. >> she gave me toe i rolled it on the floor i made figures she was making bred and she would put them in the oven. >> when he posed there were things about his face i never saw until he posed. he had a glass eye from an explosion he had been in an dam to his face here. you wonder how well you see your own family members. >> reporter: his favorite piece is at 16th and vine in center city. my freedom sculpture is my favorite, because it is something that i strongly felt that i wented to express on a personal level how i felt about being free and wanting freedom in my own life. >> the life size statue of philadelphia mayor of frank ritz so

ritz -- rizzo is his creation. >> i feel like an artist as part of society we have a responsibility to try to make the world a little better place. >> reporter: tamala edwards channel 6 "action news." >> nice to be able to know about the creator of these beautiful statues very talented. in the next hour of action we take you inside a huge butterfly exint in -- exhibit in philadelphia. we'll see you back here after the break. this is the story of green mountain coffee and fair trade told in the time it takes to brew your cup. let's take a trip to la plata, colombia.

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back to reality storms blow out the spring fling and bring back winter. >> president donald trump will not attend the white house correspondents association dinner. it is oscar sunday live on 6abc. we'll go to hollywood a preview of the biggest night of the year in movies. the big story on "action news," the heavy rain and windy. >> the system took us from spring-like weather back to reality. that snowable chill is hanging around for today. the storms may have spawned a to