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 tornado in lieu certain

county -- luzerne county, pennsylvania. national weather service will be here to determine if there was a twister. the storm caused property damage in lancaster county, too. "action news" viewer sent pictures of home caught in the path. 7:01 right now let's go outside to meteorologist chris sowers and the accuweather forecast. cold out there today criminals. >> reporter: it's like a cold joke. it's colder out here nydia. yesterday, 14 hours ago we were at 73 degrees look at the numbers now 37 in philadelphia. when you factor in the winds it feels almost 50 degrees colder than where we topped out yesterday. so unbelievable scene as old man winter i guess he's got one last trick up his sleeve. allentown, 34. poconos, 36.

poconos 26. dover, 37 degrees. factoring in the winds feels like 14 in the mountains. 24 in reading, 27 in philadelphia. and 29 degrees at 7:00 a.m. in millville. satellite and radar showing the lake-effect snow across the western portions of pennsylvania and upstate new york, we're seeing just a few clouds from that those clouds should thin out this afternoon. it will be a nice day sun and clouds blustery and whole lot colder. 46 degrees that will be the forecasted high, any normal february actually is not all that bad. that's average for this time of the year. fashioning in the wind, though it will feel no better than the mid 30s, when we come back in just a few minutes we'll talk about another warmup in the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast. another shot of 70 degrees along with spring-like thunderstorms by midweek. i'll have that in ten minutes. >> thank you. breaking news out of darby township this morning a carbon monoxide leak forced residents

out of their apartment building in darby township. people inside at the victorian arms development began feeling sick and called firefighters. those crews discovered elevated levels of carbon monoxide and ordered everyone to get out. peco is investigating the source of problem. we'll update as details come in. breaking this morning a woman is in serious condition after getting wounded inside club onyx in south philadelphia. the action cam was at the scene 2900 block of south columbus boulevard. a bullet hit a mirror and ricocheted and hit the woman in the side. the 26-year-old victim has undergone surgery at jefferson university hospital. the suspect is on the loose detectives are interviewing witnesses. a woman smashed her car through a fence at philadelphia northeast airport. the action cam was at the scene

red lion road at decatur street. the plowed through the fence and came to a stop near the hangar, after 89 car went through the fence, it went back to its original position. there were no reports of injuries or charges. two dozen people were hurt after a truck plowed into a crowd at mardi gras. the truck hit two parked cars and slammed into a tow truck. we have learned that 28 people were hurt because of this. five rushed to the hospital in critical condition. police officer and children as young as 3 or 4 years old were among the injured. police say appears the driver was under the influence. >> we suspect that that subject was highly intoxicated. he is in custody. he is being investigated right now. he is down at our dwi office.

>> when i heard the impact i seen the truck hitting the people on the ground, coming through the crowd. >> reporter: fbi has joined the investigation to determine if the incident can be classified as a federal violation. happening this morning police are searching for the hit-and-run driver who hit a woman in feltonville yesterday morning and did not stop. action reporter, bob brooks with the story. neighbors say they heard the impact. that crash was a woman being hit by a car. philadelphia police say she was tossed through the area suffered numerous injuries. detectives are on the hunt for a white nissan with a broken headlight. the impact happened at wyoming and lawrence street in feltonville section. you could hear neighbors say it was an accident that was waiting to happen. >> around here it is dangerous. >> reporter: they can't understand how someone could be so cowardly and hit a woman and never stop to help.

>> nobody should hit nobody and run. >> reporter: the good news police say the victim is going to pull through as for the vehicle they believe it is a white nissan please keep an eye out for it, it will have damage. bob brooks, channel 6 "action news." >> a high ranking republican congressman is calling for a special prosecutor to investigate the trump campaign's reported ties with russia. new york times quoting anonymous officials the campaign had contact with russian officials connected with the intelligence community. darrell issa who is a trump supporter wants independent investigation. he said attorney general jeff sessions should recuse himself from the probe. >> jeff sessions who was on the complaint and appointee you will need the special prosecutor's stawcht --te.

>> for the first time in 36 years, the president of the united states will not attend the correspondent dinner. he did not say what i. he tweeted he hopes everyone has a great evening. before taking office, trump was a regular of the dinner, but he has since back a critic of fake news. a press secretary blocked certain media outlet's from attending formal but on the record briefings. the dinner has been around since 1921. it was started for college scholarships and it has grown into a glitzy event that draws hollywood stars. stephanie hanson has

defeated dawn marino in a special election. a win would have given the gop control of delaware for the first time in 40 years. a mural at 17th and mount vernon symbolizes the resistance evictions of thousands of families in the neighborhood. the building owner is renovating and promises to keep the mural. >> there's much more to come on "action news" sunday morning. talk about a grand entrance where this dinosaur is standing tall. >> and the flyers face off against the penguins on the football field. >> it's contagious. >> don't catch it. >> we'll have more on the spotty but severe storms that

brought down the cold. >> reporter: the fun thing you probably caught -- the funny thing you probably caught that from me earlier. [laughter] >> reporter: when you factor in the winds it's colder than yesterday's highs in the low 70s. good news if you don't like the cold air it's only going to last one day. we warm up starting tomorrow. details in the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast when we come right back.

welcome back on this sunday a beautiful shot, sky6 live hd taking a live look at center city, 37 degrees, yes you need a jacket this morning. >> chris what did you do? what happened to spring? >> reporter: where is it? we were having a wonderful spring. >> we were [laughter]. >> reporter: let's get you outside looking live in atlantic city. what a beautiful shot, sun rising not a cloud in the sky down the the shore. we're seeing clouds around the

immediate philadelphia area. the radars are clear, they will stay that way throughout the afternoon. take a look at the temperatures drop yesterday we peaked at 73 degrees coming off a high of 74 the day before. 14 hours, 16 hours later we dropped toills are in the 20s a huge huge drop in the numbers. 37 again for philadelphia dewpoint 17. so the air is pretty dry once again. pressure reading 29.98 rising. winds out of the west/northwest at 20 miles per hour. that's why it feels blustery out there. 36 for the poconos, 37 in philadelphia. 37 for millville. dover, 35. most winds speeds are out of the west/northwest at 15 to 25 miles per hour. that's putting the feels-like temperatures in the 20s. satellite and radar now this little pocket of clouds actually over the top of the mid atlantic keystone state upstate new york we'll see more in the way of clouds, as well.

lake-effect snowshowers and lake-effect snow bands coming off lake erie and ontario. cleveland, buffalo reporting light snow this morning. chicago is reporting light snow, just flurries, it's been 70 days since chicago picked up an of snow. that's never happened before in chi town, owe it's been a very mild winter. mother nature is going to throw us a shot of cold air here, over the next 24 to 36 hours. it will sit over top of the northern tier states. the good news if you don't like cold there's no block up to the north, the canadian maritimes bath bay region, there's no blocking system here, one done boom, it's auto -- out so he sea. we could make another run of 70 degrees by midweek. windchills this afternoon it will remain blustery even though

the high temperatures top out in the mid 40s, feels-like temperatures get no better than 37 38 degrees. as we head into the overnight hours, the windchills drop into the 20s tomorrow morning it's a chilly actual air temperatures in the 20s feels-like temperatures in the 20s, by afternoon it's full sun and we start to warm up in the 50s. 46 degrees is the high. 46 normally is not too bad for the time of the year, but because it's been in the 70s it feels colder. winds out of thea mix of sun and clouds early we should have more sun and clouds later on. the temperature are not going anywhere later this afternoon. 11:00 a.m. 40 degrees, 4:00 p.m 46. clear skies suburbs close to freeze for center the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, 46 degrees, windy and colder today. 57 tomorrow, clouds and sun. south jersey and delaware will get close to 60 degrees tomorrow. if you don't get there tomorrow,

you'll get there tuesday. 62 mild clouds and sun maybe a couple of showers wednesday showers maybe a spring-like thunderstorm again 70 degrees, thursday is cooler, 54. friday anticipate saturday, 42 -- friday and saturday, 42, maybe snow showers on friday. >> time 7:15 moonlight was the big winner at the independent spirit award moonlight won 6 awards about a gay black boy growing up in an inner city neighborhood in florida. that is not a predicter of what will happen at the academy oscar favorite la la land was in the eligible for independent spirit award. ven the most seasoned actorses owe actors and

actresses tremble when they hear the word the oscar goes to -- >> we go to hollywood boulevard where stars have gathered. always something new? >> i have to say you'll laugh at me, what's new and different this year is weather it's raining here and it is very cold. i know cold is something that you are like right it's 45 degrees in southern california. by our standards we're freezing. that's one of the big changes. when it comes to the political climate what we're hearing that will be a big topic when the actors and actresses accept the awards, they will probably mention president donald trump name they will bring up gender equality #that's been around for a couple of years oscars so white, now it's oscars so male.

there needs to be gender equality for those roles behind the scenes. a-listers gearing up for the big night walking the red carpet in a matter of hours. it is hollywood's biggest night. >> it's our super bowl, as big as you get all yearlong. 89th annual academy awards could be full of >> the first time in a longfeels like anybody could anything. >> reporter: among the favorites hollywood musical la la land with 14 norm -- nominations moonlight, manchester by the sea, fences and hidden figures. on top of surprises the oscars setting records. oscar so white may be thing of the past. after two years of having actors of no color denzel washington and viola davis two of 6 black

actors nominated. seven people of color received nods. >> they deserve to be hear, they are not thrust into the limelight because of the color of their skin. >> reporter: what could mark an apparent come back for many thought a star who couldn't be forgiven mel gibson nominated for hack saw ridge his first nomination in 21 years bringing him back into the spotlight after 2010 domestic battery charge and drunken antisemitic tirade during a 2006 dui arrest. of course, abc's jimmy kimmel is set to take the stage today as the oscar's hopefully' reporting live fromod "action news." >> "action news" will be on one hour early at 5:00 p.m. and

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>> 7:25 a tough night for flyers and sixers here's jeff skeverski. >> reporter: the flyers who were on the outside looking on the playoffs did themselves no favors last night outside in pittsburgh flyers fell 3-1 in the home of the steelers. 67,000 fans braving the wind, braving the cold in pittsburgh, largest crowd the flyers have ever played in front of, they are trying to silence the fans out there down 2-0. borachek moves win one in the second. 2-1. power play, first in three months flyers within 1.

later in the third off the face off, he gives it up, five hole allows 8 goals in the last two games. the look says it all, they have dropped seven of their last nine. >> you know it's tough result walking away, i mean, it's pretty close tight hockey game write thought our team played well battled extremely hard but did a lot of good things, but we walk away with the wrong result. >> reporter: same old story for the flyers. sixers wig bin in the big apple. 18 point come back, center okafor. 9 second left, okafor, what a move two of his season high, 28. sixers up one the knicks get one last shot. ballgame, .3 of a second left,

sixers lose 110-109. nerlens noel, remember him, he gets a standing ovation for his debut with the dallas mavericks last night. the former sixers center with 9 points in 30 minutes. dallas wins by 13. nerlens noel helps them get a w. josh hart and the villanova seniors playing their final game at home. jenkins 15, nova broke it up in the second half. josh hart, 2 of his 16. villanova wins 7966 clinching their final conference championship. phillies have two homers, including inside the parker. the yankee super fielder kicks the ball to the wall and claims it got stuck.

keep i will moving. franco scores, 6-5. it is their first grape fruit win. phillies back in action jains the blue -- against the blue jays. a big crowd gathered for a replica of a dinosaur. it's a real scale rep will replica a measuring 130 feet long and 40 feet high. it stands to the entrance of the city in argentina where the dinosaur was discovered 3 years ago. we'll be back in just a moment.

>> good morning, sky6 live hd taking a live look at the commodore barry bridge. beautiful day right now. we're looking into new jersey. >> if you're heading outside this morning be aware old man winter is reintroducing himself after a storm an saturday. medical examiner's office is looking into the death of a man and whether his dog had anything to do with it. >> albert boscov's left his mark in berks county and the world of philanthropy. let's go outside to chris

sowers. >> reporter: if you're heading out early don't forget the winter coat, gloves and hat. if you're waiting for a bus it may be wise to add a few layers. temperatures in the 30s, when you factor in the winds feels-like temperatures in the mid 20s a huge change big drop from yesterday. as a matter of fact it's a good 21 degrees colder than yesterday. philadelphia was closing in on 60 at 7:00 a.m. yesterday. 26 degrees colder in allentown. 28 in the poconos. reading, 27 degrees colder. willlancaster, 28 degrees colder. it's a big big drop. windchills feel like 14 in the mountains. 24 in reading, 29 in millville. 28 in trenton only 27 degrees in philadelphia. so a very blustery start to your sunday. satellite and radar along action radar, we've turned on the lake-effect snow machine downwind lake erie and ontario

lake-effect snow 3 to 7 inches. for us we'll see colder air aloft maybe clouds upstairs, that's about it. no snow for us today. forecast today 43 degrees by 1:00 p.m. good mix of sun and clouds at that point. 3:00 p.m., 45. and then by 5:00 p.m. another 45. we're anticipating a high of 46 or 47 which is right on par for this time of the year, it's exactly where we should be. i want to show you this, if you're not a big fan of the cold, this is a water vapor shot. everything is moving west to east. that means the cold air will not last. the pattern is progressive everything races across the country. that means things start to warm up as early as tomorrow. as a matter of fact some areas could reach 60 by tomorrow. we'll make a run of 70 degrees by tuesday and wednesday. i'll be back along in just a few minutes, i'll have the details in the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast. >> look forward to it. thank you. a line of strong storms slapped us out of spring

sensation. crews westbound out in will luzerne county to determine if tornado caused damage to homes. no injuries reported. no tornados reported but the storm packed a punch in lancaster county. jennifer joyce has more. >> reporter: mother nature showed off with a little bit of everything except snow. skies started out mostly 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 loved it, i was sitting there, looking out over the water had hoodie on it was great. >> reporter: soon the skies grew ominous and lit up with the occasional flasheses of lightning. a torrential downpour followed with gusty winds. in lancaster county, strong winds tossed this trampoline into a tree and damaged a roof.

and playground was left in shambles after severe storms paid it a visit. by night south street was buzzing with pedestrians who were hardly layered up. >> this shirt is a summer shirt >> reporter: ever think you would be wearing that in february. >> i thought it would be snowing. >> reporter: what would be you doing if things were not this way. >> probably staying in the house. >> reporter: old man was was a no show and some are hoping when he pays a visit he won't make up for lost time. >> if it stays within a ten degree variance, it's perfectly fine. >> reporter: you have this down to a science. >> i the snow blower. >> reporter: jennifer joyce channel 6 "action news." >> an autopsy is being conducted on the body of an olney man to determine if the pitbull killed him. the action cam was owe scene of

rising sun avenue. the 20-year-old brother of man found the man he had apparently by the wounds to his face. his 8-month-old dog was in the apartment covered with blood. happening today a public memorial service for a giant in the retail albert boscov. a big turn out is expected at 1:00 p.m. at the arena in his hometown of reading. iterforming arts center would not be big enough. he was known for his contributions to various charities. he died on february 10th, 87 years old. >> we turn our attention to politics this morning the democrats have chosen a new national party chairman tom perez who served as labor secretary under president obama selected at the dnc meeting in atlanta at that. he bea ellison whole serve as perez' deputy. it was a dramatic vote revealing

a democratic party still very much provided. both men say they will rebuild state and local democratic organizations and work to reach frustrated democratic voters who supported donald trump. >> sources close to the president say his first speech will be a forward looking speech in what he looks to accomplish in the coming year. the affordable care act tax consults and immigration and infrastructure bill is on the list. democratic members of congress have invited several immigrants to the speech to put a face on those who could be hurt by his immigration policy. "action news" will have complete coverage tuesday night. you can watch the prime time event live on 6abc. "action news" anchor, monica malpass will be in washington d.c. with rearks -- reaction from local lawmakers. it is hollywood's biggest night, the oscar winners will be

revealed live on 6abc. once again there are local connections to the big show. ♪ la la land is the favorite with 14 nominations and the musical has several local connections danian gezell has connections to the area. penn alum, john legend is an executive producer on the movie. he will perform to salute the film tonight at oscars. >> when we steal from you we steal from the bank. >> hell or high water is up for

four oscars, including best pictures. the entertainment company of acidy kim him produced the driver, he is a power player in l.a. but has many ties to the philadelphia area. >> joe's vial lynn is nominated for best documentary short the producer is peter kennedy an ad executive at philadelphia and montgomery county. he graduated film school with the director of joe's violin. the documentary was shown for weeks to quaff for the academy awards. >> let's look live at the red carpet where the stars will gather before they take home the oscar. we'll soon find out. "action news" comes your way at

5:00 p.m. note that special start time, countdown to oscar sunday starts at 6:00. jimmy kimmel takes the stage at 8:30 for the 89th annual academy awards. >> we have expanded oscars coverage at 6abc.com and right now we have a behind behind-the-scenes look at preparation for the big show of we'll have live video from the red carpet, plus the most talked about moments as they happen 6abc.com is your home for oscar night coverage. >> our full family is getting dressed up and watch it at our neighbor's house. >> everybody will be watching. 7:40. butler flies are soaring in northeast philadelphia, but they are not outside. >> reporter: they are in a rain forest inside warehouse. alicia vitarelli says occasional and hitech. >> reporter: the residents here introduce yourself by landing on you. >> juan landed on my -- one

landed on my shoulder and was staring at me. >> reporter: the newly expanded butterfly pavilion is on the 8000 block of frankford avenue. former philadelphia police officer started it decades ago. the renovation transformed 7,000 square feet of warehouse space into a teachable kids and maybe adults, too. john cambridge is ceo o and has a phd in entomology. he has a life long fast -- facination with butterflies and bugs. >> we have chamber people can watch the butterflies come out. students request come in and explore what a monarch looks like up close. this is an image you can spin in 3d. it is open monday to sunday, 10:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.

cambridge has one word of advice. butterflies have scales on their wings that's what give them the beautiful color. if you touch them the wrong way that could impede their flying. >> california ballet is taking on a story of love and betrayal. kids health matters tell you why teenagers dose off we're back after this.

>> welcome back everybody 7:44 guess what, feels like winter again yea! i'm not too thrilled about that, let's get you out and show you the view we're looking down at penns landing. it's a little blustery out there this morning. temperature have fallen off a cliff. some locations are 50 degrees colder than yesterday when you factor in the wind. the windchills are biting out of the northwest the wind anywhere from 15 to 25 miles per hour. it feels like the mid 20s. good news the radars are clear we don't have to worry about afternoon thunderstorms or snow showers or anything like that. we'll keep the radars clear. there could flurries west of the viewing area. central portions of pennsylvania. state college harrisburg, wilks-berry, that area. you could see flurries closer to

home. the normal 46. 73 thursday friday, 74. yesterday, 73. today, 46 degrees, if we don't get any higher than 46 it will be the first time in ten days where the high temperature was below the seasonal average. it's been a very, very mild month. windchills in the 20s it stings a little bit we're used to the 70. 24 in reading wilmington, 23, allentown, 26. millville, 29. you need the heavier coat this morning swells gloves and a hat. satellite and radar wider showing not much going on. we have clouds along the eastern half of the united states. another system out here, this will kind of push north into the provinces of canada. that's going to leave us high and dry. the next chance of rain is not until tuesday that's in the form of showers. wednesday there could be a hit or miss shower or thunderstorm and then that system pulls through, most of the week will be dry. here's a look ahead as we get into the afternoon. there's the cold front that

produced severe weather yesterday, now we're seeing colder air on the backside. windchills today will be the big story. yesterday we were talking about near record highs today we're talking about blustery conditions. 11:00 a.m. feels like 33. 30 north and west. 18 in the mountains. as we progress along here, 37 by 7:00 p.m., 8:00 p.m. 9:00 p.m. even 32. you get the idea. even though high temperatures top out in the 40s it won't feel anything better than 38 degrees. with the chilly breeze all the numbers will feel like the mid 30s. 46 in philadelphia. 46 in wilmington. 47 in dover. cape may are 450. allentown, 42. overnight tonight it's going to be a cold one, temperatures in the mid 20s allentown 26 degrees well below freezing, millville, 29. trenton, 30 degrees, the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast so we have a couple of systems that will swing through

by midweek. outside of that it looks quiet. 47 degrees blustery and colder. it warms up tomorrow, south jersey and delaware will hit 60. peeks of sunshine on tuesday 62. wednesday, very warm. 70 degrees thursday, 54 degrees friday, 42 and saturday 42 degrees, once we get to friday, we don't see any more 70s. >> it's no secret most adults don't get much sleep but few age groups run a deficit in kids health matters, erin o'hern has more. >> reporter: between school, sports friends and outside interest preteens and teens have a lot of the going on. one thing they are not getting is sleep. >> teenagers need nine hours of

sleep, nine hours. >> reporter: however a 2006 study showed many fall short. children's hospital said it's at her annual for their bodies and especially for their mind. >> anxiety mood disorderly, suicide attempts -- mood disorders, suicide attempts. >> reporter: doctors say we shouldn't blame teens for their behavior or lack of sleep. she said their brains are undergoing a big time shift product of melatonin shifts from 9 to 11:00 p.m. at night and likewise it shut off later. >> the brains do not get sleepy before 11:00 p.m. their brains have a hard time waking up before 8:00 a.m. >> reporter: most schools start earlier. in 2014 the american academy of pediatric called on schools to

delay start time to 8:30 a.m. or later. 15% of schools are doing that, but the results are outstanding. >> teens are less anxious and less prone to depression. >> reporter: teen car crashes dropped. the doctor said parents can help sons and daughters get more sleep with rules. >> no tvs in the bedroom. a family wide prohibition on electronic devices that includes parents, as well. not letting teens sleep in too late on the weekend no caffeine ten hours before bedtime. teens thinks they need it to do their homework. it won't make them nearly as alert is a good night's sleep. erin o'hern channel 6 "action news."

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>> they say x marks the spot, the pennsylvania ballet will feature pirates who are looking for more than treasure. karen rogers has 6abc loves the arts. >> reporter: the show was first performed 150 years ago. the pennsylvania ballet record graphed the story of a daring pirate of his journey knee of love betrayal and adventure. it is based on a poem by lord byron. the story tames in turkey during the mid 19th and stars conrad a pirate who has fallen madly in love with a slave girl

named madora. >> it's a beautiful production, the great thing you feel like you're introduced to the slave. >> reporter: the action packed performance will feature 9 dancer and use several fight scenes using real swords. >> there are two main characters that actually fight but i wanted to include something more dramatic. >> reporter: artistic director won an emmy award for are -- for his 1998 performance of the piece. he said the original choreography will keep the people on their seats. >> very high energy and high level of dancing. >> it will feature original music selections for over 8 composers. >> it's like the music is guiding you it's great for the parents, great for the whole family and great for the kids. >> reporter: pennsylvania bali

performs march 9 through the 19th. go to arts in philly.org for 6abc loves the arts, i'm karen rogers. >> time 7:54 miss philadelphia 2017 has been crowned mia andrews was crowned in university city. matt pellman emceed the event. she is a 22 philadelphia native as miss philadelphia. she received a $4,000 scholarship she has a shot at wins the miss pennsylvania pageant in june.

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a tornado? officials are looking into the damage caused by this week's storm. a south carolina mom decided to use her entire tax refund for rent now she has become a viral sensation,. plus, chris sowers will have more in the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast. now for chris sowers, gray hall, and the entire "action news" team, i'm nydia han. have a great sunday, we'll see you back here at 9:00 a.m.

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