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plus, they once walked side by side, now president trump is calling for an congressional investigation into former president barack obama. a child is injured during a late-night fire details on the blaze and how the child was rescued. those stories, but first e take you outside to the chilly air with meteorologist chris sowers. >> reporter: chilly is right, my teeth we chattering a minute ago. 31 degrees it's not cutting it for the beginning of march. the normal high is close to 50. allentown, 31. trenton, 30. look at cape may you're not out of the 20s. 29 down there. dover, 31. lancaster, 30. you factor in the winds it's a completely different story all of a sudden the numbers get colder. feels like 23 in philadelphia.

18 in reading, 21 in dover. a very blustery 25 in millville. satellite and radar along action radar, lots of sunshine expected today, high pressure sitting overtop of binghamton, new york, the air sinks underneath the areas of high sinking air is imo get any clouds. we are expecting bright blue skies the rest of the way. it will be blustery and cold mostly sunny that is the call from accuweather, better than yesterday, but still on thechils around 39 or 40 degrees, when i come back in just a few minutes we're talking warmer numbers in the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, many of us into the mid 50s tomorrow, mid 60s by tuesday. of lower more handle township where parts of the pennsylvania turnpike remain closed at this hour after a tractor-trailer accident and fuel spill. the turnpike is closed between the willow grove and bensalem and exits, state police say the

driver lost control in the westbound lanes at 9:00 a.m.ment the truck went over into the jersey barriers into the eastbound lanes. the driver was not seriously injured, but think the tank was punctured that caused an estimate 300 gallons of fuel to spill. "action news" is live for you right now that's a look at the current scene, crews you can see are cleaning up it's a process that is expected to take a while. the turnpike shut down is causing major traffic delays in the area. we have posted the detour information you need right heading out at 6abc.com. the white house is demanding a congressional investigation into weather former president obama abused powers during the presidential election after donald trump went on a twier fire -- twitter firestorm accusing his

predecessor of wiretapping. one of the tweets reads -- abc's brian ross explains donald trump has not revealed where this alleged information came from. >> reporter: the gloves are off this morning following president trump's accusations against president obama's alleged actions and his integrity. only one of these two men will be proven right, as president president donald trump has used twitter to take on meryl streep arnold schwarzenegger, the news media and saturday night live. but his early morning accusations from his palm beach club says his phones were wiretapped by the obama administration are by far of much greater consequence. terrible, just found out obama

had my wires tapped just before the victory, nothing was found. that was before four more presidential outburst and misspelling tap. for anyone but the president it would be a crime to reveal such a secret fbi wiretap on trump tower no u.s. official contacted by abc news would confirm the allegations. anyone who would reveal the existence of a wiretap would violate federal law. >> reporter: balls the president cited no proof it is not clear whether he based his allegation on a top secret white house briefing or weather it came from reading an article on breitbart website from a conspiracy loving talk show host mark levin. >> how many were eavesdropped

on how many had their conversations recorded and transcribed, this is the big scandal. >> reporter: a spokesperson for obama said the allegations were false and ben roadside responded to -- rhodes responded saying those restrictions were put in place to for restrictions from people like you. >> members of the association of staff nurses and allied professional union are marching in front of the hospital with picket signs in hand. it is day one of a two day strike over equipment shortages and staffing levels. a three day walkout will follow for a total of five days off the job. the nurses have been offered competitive benefits and wages and they say they have a

contingency plan in place. a child was trapped inside a burning home. jeanette reyes has the story. >> reporter: fire trucks and other emergency vehicles lined the 6500 block of north revere street in west oak lane after a fire broke out in a row home around 6:30 p.m. saturday. >> i saw them carrying two people to the hospital. >> reporter: neighbors and friends and residents huddled in the cold waiting for word on any victims. >> she going to be okay. don't cry, don't cry, she going to be all right. >> reporter: they learned the 13-year-old friend was not among the injured, however firefighters confirmed the young victim was rescued at the nick of time. the child was found in a bedroom and taken to the hospital along with the parents. >> companies encounter heavy fire on the first and second

floors. somebody mailed an herculean effort to get to the young child. >> reporter: the child is in critical, but stable condition. >> we were fortunate to get to the young child and hopefully in time we made a difference here. >> reporter: the investigation into the cause of the fire continues at this hour, although officials believe it started somewhere on the first floor of the home. reporting in west oak lane, jeanette reyes channel 6 "action news." this morning fire officials in north jersey are investigating the massive fire that killed a two-year-old child. the 6-alarm fire severely damaged nearby church in union city. the toddler's fire was seriously burned in the fire, swfl. strong winds swept the flames from one building to another structure and the steeple of joseph and michael catholic church. 50 people are out of their

homes. two years ago, sergeant robert wilson was shot and killed during an attempted robbery in north philadelphia. dozens of police officers and commissioner rich arrows lined up -- richard lined up outside the 22 district yesterday for a vigil. today is the spin-in at the children's hospital in philadelphia. more than five hundred people are raising money for the chop cardiac center. there are dozens of teams riding relay style with different sessions. there's a deejay there keeping them going with heart-pumping tunes. we're live to see whole benefit later on "action news." >> there's much more to come on "action news," sunday afternoon when the weather gets warmer, a lot of people head to the pool.

a new study might make you want to rethink what's in the water. changes in airport security what the tsa says is behind it's new screening procedure and how it affects you. meteorologist chris sowers will be back with the full accuweather forecast when "action news" continues. well check this out, you

know people camp out for fun and concert tickets and special deals, these parents are camping out in california to get their kids a spot in school. a dozen tents were set up as parents with a lot for kindergarten registration to begin as lincoln crossing

school. there are 110 spots available. registration doesn't begin until tomorrow morning at 7:00 a.m. you think they would come up with an online thing like -- you know. >> reporter: it's good thing they were in campers, it's raining and raining and raining in california. >> they are camping for a kindergarten spot. >> reporter: let's go live on sky6 live hd looking at the camden water front there's the battleship new jersey. temperatures are below freezing and windchills are in the 20s. even though it's better than yesterday, it's cold out there. the radars are clear, but again are we continue to deal with the lower numbers, 31 in philadelphia. dewpoint 5. pressure is falling off slightly. winds out of north at 8 miles per hour and the ocean temperature, 41 degrees, north and west we go 26 in quakertown. martins creek you managed a low

of 5. you rebounded to 31. center city, 31. levittown 31 degrees, smyrna you're the warm spot, gandys beach 32 villas, dell haven, 32, on the boards in atlantic city, 31 degrees. satellite and radar the rest of the day we'll feature quite a bit of sunshine. clearly there's nothing going on, the high pressure is planted right there. you can see the clouds over to the east and more clouds to the west, the air sinks under the high. as the high shifts, the winds begin to shift all of a sudden we start to see a different air mass move in. that would be this right here, showers across the deep south that will pull north into the great lakes. it will bring a ton of warm air along with it. look at the numbers, 69 in new orleans, 71 in jacksonville, we're the only cold spot across

the entire 48. philadelphia, 31. this will be a strip right here, it's this air mass charges north and east. tomorrow is not overly warm, but better than today. tomorrow we'll be in the 50s. tuesday we'll manage a high high 65 degrees. first thing tomorrow morning we'll start out with sunshine before the clouds increase. monday is generally a cloudy day, but probably rain free, but we'll see clouds. monday night after midnight showers move in, they will continue on and off throughout the day on tuesday, steadier stuff arriving late in the day. hit or miss showers throughout the first part of the afternoon, steady stuff by the evening commute. rainfall totals don't look too impressive. they have come up a little bit from where they were this morning. we're talking about rainfall

total its from a quarter -- tots from a quarter to a half inch through tuesday evening. that's it in the seven day forecast. does not look like a shot of rain until next weekend. 39 degrees is the forecasted high, temperatures slowly climbing out of the deep freeze, 1:00 p.m., 34, 3:00 p.m., 39. >> reporter: 4:00 p.m., 38. overnight tonight, 17 in the outlying suburbs, 25 for center city. temperatures getting back on track here starting tomorrow, increasing clouds milder high around 52. tuesday, look at that number, 65 degrees, breezy and warm, a couple of showers late in the day, alicia is very excited about that. wednesday, sun and clouds, there's another good one, 59. thursday and friday, it's still fairly mild, not quite as warm, but we'll take it, 53, 52. saturday is interesting, colder day, 44. saturday night and sunday, it's a little iffy, we're watching

something we'll leave it at that for now. >> we'll check back with you. i don't know if you will want to listen to this, to "healthcheck," with the cold weather comes thoughts of summer and swimming and pools, but a new study might interrupt your day dreaming. reachers in canada took a look at how much urine is in the pool. they developed a test to measure the amount and 250 samples from 31 pools and hot tubs, one large pool was found to have 75 liters of urine. urine itself is sterile, but harmful when mixed with other chemicals. delaware beaches could soon be smoke-free. we'll tell you when the changes could take effect. chopper 6 hd is live over a

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>> reporter: backlash on the tsa roll out for comprehensive pat-down screening. >> somebody who is inexperience could be very threatened. tsa uses the risk associated with each passenger in question and choose one of five different pat-down option. denver airport said an officer could make more intimate contact than before. >> reporter: they said this is not a new style or any different areas of the body screened in the standard pat-down procedure. this new plan comes two years after a report on the tsa finding some officers missed guns and other weapons during screenings. >> we know that we're not carrying weapons, but they don't know, they have to find out. >> reporter: who gets the

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five weeks to go. they are facing the capitols who they would face again in the playoffs if they make it. tied at 1 in overtime steve mason comes up with the incredible save, take another look, mase, what a save. he loses his helmet. but the flyers lose the game just a minute later, flyers short-handed, back of the net on the power play, flyers lose 2-1 in overtime. they pick up a point again they are three out of the final wild card spot. the sixers with another injury okafor out against detroit with right knee soreness, the same knee that was operated on. sixers were short-handed big men against detroit. trying to pick up the slack, career high 24, but salstice

calls this embargo, they turn it --sing, they miss 20 to 30 shots. they lose. villanova with the biggest win in georgetown in 57 years, josh hart scores 21. villanova wins by 26 points they open the big east tournament thursday at noon. what a finish to penn's regular season tied up with harvard, 6 seconds left, penn's jackson donahue for a 3, yes, penn wins 75, 72 they get the number one seed. princeton tigers next weekend in the first-ever ivy league tournament they are two wins away from the ncaas. swinging over to boxing in

brooklyn, danny garcia, phillies own facing keith thurman both undefeated. garcia loses a close one, the split decision lost to keith thurman. don't forget about the union they kick off their season opener in vancouver later tonight. that's sports i'm jeff skeverski. >> march madness will pay off for a berkshire hathoway employee, warren buffer federaln dollars to gets the sweet 16 basketball bracket.

get ready to blow your horn or rather your shell. details on the annual conch shell blowing contest. >> it's adoption day at the burlington county animal shelter where 77 of the dogs taken away from the puppy barn are being adopted out. i'm nora muchanic. i'll have the happy story coming up next. those stories and the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast and much more when "action news" continues. >> hamming now on "action

news," what may have led up to this tense moment caught on camera inside the white house. new details about a family dispute that ended with one person in the hospital and another under arrest. plus, spinning to help children with heart conditions, "action news" is live at the philly spin-in with all the details. more on those stories, but first a check of the accuweather forecast with meteorologist chris sowers, let's make this quick, criminals, because it's -- chris, because it's a cold one. >> reporter: i hear you, i want to get back inside as soon as i can. 25 in allentown. that's what it feels like temperature combined with the wind. reading, 18. millville, 25. trenton, 21. cape may, 29 and dover 21. the rest of the afternoon windchills will hover in the low 30s. it won't be as harsh as yesterday. but it's plenty cold enough. in the last couple of weeks we

were in the 60s and 70s. you get a couple of days of this it will start is to sting a little bit especially if you're not wearing hat or gloves. later this evening, as the sun sets the windchills values will go down, 28 in philadelphia. 25 in allentown, 23 in the poconos. satellite and radar we are expecting more sunshine the rest of the way, so it's going to be a nice looking finish to the weekend it will be blustery and cold. accuweather says 39 for 40 degrees, the normal is 49 so we should be close to 50 we're ten degrees cooler than that today. with the wind it will feel like the low 30s. we'll call it cold out here. big changes tomorrow and tuesday, much warmer air is in the seven-day forecast. i'll have the details when i see you in about ten minutes. >> we continue to follow breaking news out of lower more handle -- more land township where part of the turnpike is

closed between willow grove and bensalem exit. state police tells "action news" the driver lost control in the westbound lanes at 9:00 a.m., the truck went over or threw the jersey barrier into the eastbound lanes. the driver was not seriously injured, plus they think the truck's tank was punctured that caused an estimated 300 gallons of fuel to spill. chopper 6 hd live over the scene where you can see crews are working to fix the jersey barrier and also clean up the fuel so they can open the roads again. the process is expected to take a while. the turnpike shut down is causing major, major traffic delays in the area. if you're planning on heading out. we have detour information on the website at 6abc.com. there are reports of turmoil inside the white house this weekend, sources telling abc news, the president had furious exchangeses -- exchanges

with senior staff inside the oval office, david wright is in palm beach and more on what got mr. trump so fired up. >> reporter: on monday, the attorney general is expected to offer the senate jewishary judiciary committee a detailed explanation about his denial of having any contact with the russian officials during the trump campaign. senior white house sources tell abc news, the president was so upset with sessions announced he'll recuse himself from any campaign related investigation that trump went ballistic. according to sources summoning his top aids for a meeting moments before his departure for florida and erupting in anger. 1:20:40 a.m., friday morning,

marine run waiting a tv camera in the rose garden captured a glimpse of the tense scene unfolding inside the oval office. that's steve bannon gesturing furiously in the meeting. bannon and reince priebus were supposed to accompanying the president to florida, but the meeting two volunteered to stay behind. trump made it crystal clear he was frustrated that a week that he hoped would be a triumph, should instead mired in questions about the campaign's contacts with russian officials. we should have had a good week and good weekend, once again back to russia, that's how one senior official summed it up. many trump supporters still behind him organizing the march for trump events which met with

counter demonstrations in california and washington. >> and that was abc's david wright reporting, as he mentioned the pro trump rallies there were some held in pennsylvania yesterday. this was the scene in bensalem bucks county as hundreds gathered in support of the president. supporters waived signs and listened to speeches during the spirit of america rally. many believe the president is doing a good job. >> ever since he won the election, things have gotten better. the heart, people feel. >> optimism. >> pride, optimism for sure. >> the rally was hosted by people for trump local businessman jim worthington saying it's time for the country to come together. we have new information about a stabbing in feltonville section that left a person in critical condition. police and medics were called at

1:30 a.m. there they found a 46-year-old manner on the sidewalk with 6 stab wounds. he was taken to einstein and is in critical condition. investigators believe a 29-year-old woman that the victim is somehow related to was the one who stabbed him, but it is not clear why. she was taken into custody. a child was critically injured after getting trapped in-house fire in philadelphia's west oak lane section. the action cam was at the scene on the 6500 block of north revere street. firefighters found the child in a second floor bedroom and took her to the hospital in critical, but stable condition. the child's parents were taken to the hospital with non-life threatening injuries. the cause of the fire is not yet known. from our delaware newsroom, south bethany beach could be smoke free. city leaders will consider an ordinance to enact a public beach smoking ban. south bethany is the only beach

without a smoking ban. it would prohibit tobacco and vapor on the beach and beach access areas. five hundred people are spinning and sweating to raise money for killed and their hearts. today children's hospital of philadelphia is holding its inaugural philly spin-in. trish hartman joins us live with the latest on the heart pumping and heartwarming event, trish. >> reporter: hi, alicia, it's called the philly spin-in. the morning session is over, the afternoon session is about to get started. folks are picking out their bikes for four hours they will be spinning at chop for four hours raising money to treat children with heart conditions here at the children's hospital philadelphia. as the music blader and sweat poured from the cyclists packed into the room at the philly spin in fundraiser mike baker remembered the first few

challenging days of his daughter's life. she had to have open heart surgery the first three days of life. >> reporter: now evelyn is a vie vie --2-year-old. teams of four or more riders spin for 45 minutes at a time. doctors from chop love to see people supporting the cause and helping their own hearts, too. >> there's a lot of time people here who experienced this but there are a lot of people here spinning for the first time in their lives, hopefully this gets people spinning and improving people's health. >> reporter: some participants know a child affected by heart

disease, some do it because they love spinning. everyone said the at was vibrant and positive they hope to do it next year. this event continues at chop until 5:00 p.m. reporting live in university city, trish hartman channel 6 "action news." alicia, great work out great cause. thank you. there's still more to come on "action news," going back in time 100 years, how the pennsylvania academy of fine arts is giving a new prospective of world war i. a member of one direction is in trouble with the law. taking live look at sky6 live hd cape may, new jersey this afternoon, looks gorgeous, but you wouldn't want to sit there on the sand. meteorologist chris sowers will have the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, including word of a warmup, we'll tell you when. when "action news" comes right back. >> yeah did we get your

attention, the beautiful sounds of music, hundreds of unusual musicians showed up in key west florida for the 355 annual conch shell blowing 0 contest. they were judge on the quality of the sound and how long and loud they could make it. there's a woman there who said she practiced all year by blowing into the conch shell when she wanted her neighbors to know it was happy hour. that's the one time you want to hear that. >> reporter: i didn't realize that shell made that kind of a noise. >> they have more of them in key west than we have in philadelphia. >> reporter: we have a lot of cold here right now this is not going to be a beach day. we get the clam shells, you see

a clam shell on the beach, those shells are down there. big story over the next 12 to 24 hours, it will not even be 24 hours, the rest of the way this afternoon and overnight tonight is chilly, as well. starting tomorrow, all of a sudden the temperatures are going to start climbing again and we get into the 50s. should be nice tomorrow afternoon. today, 39 degrees, a good ten degrees below the seasonal average. 31 in allentown. reading, 29. millville, 33. trenton, 30 degrees, atlantic city at the airport, 33. and cape may, 30. you can see the warmer weather starting to nudge its way in. if you look off to the lower left-hand side of the screen. 54 in charleston. you go a hundred miles north of pittsburgh it's 34, there's the front right there. that will be swinging through all this cold air is retreating and pushing into canada.

it's out of here later this afternoon. satellite and radar not much going on, high pressure in control. clouds off not northwest and clouds to the southeast. we're sitting pretty the rest of the way, lots of sunshine, it's just a cold sunny day, it will be warmer later this week. philadelphia sits here, we're watching an area of low pressure it will come off the front range of the rockies. like most of the storms all winter long, this one will cut into the great lakes it's called a great lake cutter. warm front will punch through first the cold front slides through on wednesday. the air behind the front did go around, isn't arctic it's pacific. it is mild air racing across the county, all this is mild. we'll see southwesterly breeze tomorrow. there's no cold air this week. all the fronts swinging through about bring mild air to the region. 2:00 p.m., tuesday afternoon,

we'll be in the 60s, 64 or 65. the model has philadelphia 63. wilmington, 62 an trenton, approximately 60 degrees come tuesday. for today, it's chilly not as cold as yesterday. 39 or 40 in philadelphia. wilmington, 40. reading, 39. atlantic city and toms river, 40 degrees, cape may, about 39 or 40, as well. windchill tracker getting better this afternoon. remember, most of the numbers were in the teens yesterday, this is a little bit better not as harsh, 2:00 p.m., 28. 4:00 p.m., 31. 6:00 p.m., back down to 26 again. overnight tonight, the winds go mainly calm. there won't be much of a windchill at all, but the numbers cold enough. 17 in allentown. reading, same number, millville, 18. trenton, 22 degrees. overnight tonight, in case you didn't see it first time, 17 degrees the outlying suburbs, i guess i forget to remove this from the lineup. 25 in center city.

the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast here we go, 39 degrees today mostly sunny skies, monday increasing clouds, 52. so, it's a warmer day, tuesday, breezy and milder, showers possible. temperatures wise nice, 65. wednesday, sun and clouds, mild 55. thursday and friday, mostly sunny skies, temperatures in the low 50s. >> the pennsylvania academy of fine arts is turning back the clock 100 years with a new exhibition that visitors the first world war through the eyes of american artists. karen rogers has 6abc loves the arts. it was 100 years ago that the united states entered world war i. it's called world war i an american alter. it showcases the various prospectives artists had on the war. you had artists for the war and

those opposed. there's 173 works that span from the outbreak of the war in europe in 1914 to the aftermath in the 1930s. >> drawings, paintings, sculptures prints. >> reporter: 80 artist are shown and a number of who were in the war as soldiers and nurses. like this piece entitle the gas by john singer sergeant. >> he saw a group of men who were gallonsed by the jearms who were blinded and -- germans who are blinded. parade of war, they are walking cadavers it's a cautionary painting of the horrors of war. >> reporter: a industry later world war -- a century later world war i is relevant.

>> it about the sacrifices the soldiers make to keep us safe. for 6abc loves the arts i'm karen rogers. >>

>> it is 12:50 p.m. sunday afternoon, thank you for spending it with us. look look live at philadelphia international airport. it is nice and clear out there, but it is cold. police in northern virginia know who they are looking for in the deadly stabbing of a shopping mall yesterday afternoon. it is believed 35-year-old gentleman melbury who wasuspicig lifting. a member of one direction was arrested after an incident

at the airport. he asked a photographer to stop filming him and his girlfriend. he was arrested on misdemeanor battery charges. dunkin' donuts says it will be using natural ingredientsits. the parent company o dunkin and baskin robins will be removing artificial coloring from foods sold in the u.s. by 2018. they find natural coloring for icings and fillings and toppings and sprinkles and syrups and sauces used in smoothies. there's been a lot of love at the burlington county animal shelter in west hampton. dozens of puppies got a rough start in life, now they are healthy and finding a loving home. >> he looks like a different puppy. >> reporter: this is chelsea a

4-month-old golden retrieve puppy who almost didn't survive after contracting parvo virus. once home, the dog became sick. >> it was terrified, it was heartbreaking bringing her home and bring her back, i could not be happier that we are reunited they were quarantined and treated and being adopted out. folks had to apply online and put into a lottery they could request a breed they wanted but it's not guaranteed. >> we were back and forth from the hospital four our five times. jordon was adopting the dalmation after the one she bought had to be put down. >> they closed down, that's the best outcome. >> reporter: parvo is highly contagious and deadly. if they get the virus and become

symptom symptomatic, treatment is not done right away, this is one to three days before death. >> reporter: puppy cost a lot of money at the puppy barn. >> all the animals are spayed and neuter and chipped and 30 days of health insurance. the shelter is located on academy road in west hampton, nora muchanic channel 6 "action news." >> when "action news" continues an update on our top stories, plus a look at the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast in just a moment.

>> recapping our top stories on "action news" a young child is in critical, but stable condition after being pulled out of a burning house in the west oak lane section of philadelphia. the child's parents are being treated in the hospital. nurses atmosphere delaware county memorial -- at delaware county memorial hospital has walk o job. crors --stone health system has a constituency plan in place. the philly-spin-in is happening at the children's hospital a fundraiser for heart. we'll vaton ever

sunshine -- a ton ever sunshine. cooler in the mountains is if ater on. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, 39 today, tomorrow, 52 not bad. 65 tuesday, wednesday, 59, 60. thursday and friday, low 50s, lots of sunshine, saturday, rain, 44. >> my friend used to call it sun on the rocks, cool and sunny. girls if delaware have a chance to buy prom dresses for as little as five dollars. it's a one stop everytng the girls need for the prom. accessories and shoes and racks and racks of dresses. the event is hosted at prince william prom gowns at the hilton in christiana until 3:00 p.m.

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