hard this afternoon but falls short to golden state here at madison square garden. porzingis, one of his better games in a while, 24-15. steph curry's 31 points, 8 rebounds and 6 assists. golden state wins their 51st game of the season now. 51-11. and 25-8 on the road. a great road team. derrick rose had 28 for the knicks. draymond green, 13 points, 7 rebounds, 4 assists. wasn't as easy as many expected here this afternoon. golden state had been dominant over the knicks recently. jeff hornacek, if he got this type of competitiveness every night the knicks would not be in the position they're in. meanwhile, let's check in with israel and steph curry. >> thanks mike. steph helped restore order for the warriors. what did it feel like coming

into this two game losing streak? did it feel you needed to win? >> for sure. we haven't played our best and it's been showing. lost two in a row. the way we were playing wasn't great. so we wanted to get back to who we are. at the end of the game, showed exactly our identity. moving the ball. finding the open guy and finishing the game strong. >> you told us how you never lose confidence in your shot. there was a time in the first half where you were on the bench and missed a couple free-throws and a few threes and had a confused look. what were you thinking about and how did you and klay end up getting off it a bit? >> my assistant coach was telling me to think about nothing. which i was trying to do. lake don't worry about what's going on in the last two, three games, just shoot. that obviously worked in the third quarter. it's the nba season. the ups and downs, just got to stick with the program. >> how does this challenge feel

going into the rest of the season or the rest of your time without kd? you sort of have to embrace the challenge of in the middle of the season taking on new things? >> every year is different and you're going to be hit with obstacles and challenges along the way and we obviously love to have a full squad but as we finish out the regular season, we got to answer the bell. you know, whoever is ready to play, get wins, continue to get better because we're not where we want to be going into the playoffs. that's something we need to focus on down the stretch. >> thank you. mike. >> mike: thank you, israel. tough schedule right now for golden state. this five game swing and they have a big one next saturday on nba sat prime time presented by verizon wireless as the warriors face the spurs in san antonio. they play them twice more both times in texas. our coverage begins with abc countdown at 8:00 p.m. eastern. once again, our final score from madison square garden, the

warriors 112 and the knicks 105. for producer, director and mark, jeff and israel and our outstanding abc crew, thanks so much for watching. coming up next abc news or your local news. thanks for watching sports on abc home of the nba finals. coming up on "action news" a teenager is shot in the face and a man is killed in southwest philadelphia, the latest is coming up. also fall out continues in the wake of the president trump's accusations that president obama wiretapped him "action news" is next.

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"action news", delaware valley's leading news program, with meteorologist, melissa magee, jeff skversky, sarah bloomquist and walter perez. sunday night i'm walter perez, sarah's off. nurses at a hospital in delaware county go object strike. also president trump is demanding congress look into his unsubstantiated wiretapping claims. but the big story on "action news" is a shooting that ended with a man killed and 14 year-old in chris

california condition with a gunshot wound to the face. it happened this afternoon in southwest philadelphia two victims were sitting in the car when someone opened fire. "action news" reporter bob brooks is live at the scene with full details, bob? >> reporter: well, walter a real tragedy. again, young people involved in this, that man in his 20's shot and killed, that 14 year-old is in the hospital now. he was shot in the face. behind us here, just down the street is that car they were driving in and trying to get away from the bullets. homicide detectives looking through it right now. those victims crashed as they were trying to get away. detectives say that the call came in just before 2:30 this afternoon, there were shots fired in the 8100 block of lions avenue. when medics arrived they found this white car shot up, badly damaged and two victims inside a man in his 20's and a 14 year-old. investigators say they were fleeing bullets of a car, smashed in the light poem, splitting tonight half. man in his 20's was shot twice and he has been pronounced dead. fourteen year-old is in critical condition, he was shot, in the face. >> it is a sin and a shame,

and a disgrace. >> reporter: that is shirleen moore who grew up around here and added this is direct result of her old home being neglected. >> still didn't have absolutely nothing to do in the community. if lou around there is no community center for them. these children need vocational training. they need, they need an outlet >> reporter: a this is point no where police have information on the suspect or motive for why this happened. moore says until something changes around this part of the city something like this will probably happen again. >> it is a forgotten neighborhood. it is a forgotten neighborhood this was a very viable neighborhood. i was raised in this neighborhood. >> reporter: and okay, knew 14 year-old again is in bad shape at children's hospital of philadelphia way bullet wound, to his face, and as for that young man who passed away no word on who he is. for now reporting live from southwest philadelphia, bob brooks, channel six, "action news", walter. >> tragic story, bob, thanks for that report. we are following breaking news out of wilmington where crews are trying to knock down

a fire, that has damaged at lee six row homes. fire broke out arounde 22nd near north market around 5:00 p.m. officials tell "action news" that three homes are vacant no one from the other three homes was injured. cause of the fire remains under investigation. well, hundreds of the nurses from delaware county memorial hospital are on strike, today, to protest what they say are unfair labor policies. the striking including nearly 400 employees, and is expected to last just two case but picketers say they hope to send a message. "action news" reporter jeanett e reyes is live at the hospital with the very latest, jeanette. >> reporter: well, walter the strike continues at this hour, take a live look here mind me here, occasionally you will hear drivers honking their horn in a show of support. they are protesting a problem, the hospital says, doesn't exist. for much of the day, dozens of nurses and other delaware county memorial hospital workers, held up their signs,

aspects along north land down avenue, it is day one of the two day strike because of what they called, bargaining and unfair labor practices by new owner, process medical holding s. >> i am out here for all of us , this is about patient care we will no longer stand for the antics of process. >> reporter: for months the union has been engaged in contract negotiations with the hospital, in hopes of the increasing staff levels, to no avail. >> we will no longer be taking patient after patient after patient. our patients are before their profits. >> reporter: congressman bob brady and upper darby mayor, gave their support to the cause. >> thank you for what you do you keep doing as long as you are here, i will be here walking with you every single day that i can. thank you all god bless you. >> as mayor in the sixth largest municipality in pennsylvania we have a little bit of clout, i should solve clout, because of you, we will get to the table and get this thing resolved. >> reporter: officials with prospect medical holdings

insist that staffing is not a problem. >> we have good staffing here. we have staff at or above the national average, we look at staffing four times a day. >> reporter: although they are now in the middle of a very public strike, there is still a glimmer of hope that i deal can be reached. >> my hope that is we will come to a resolution, we have been working and we believe making progress on negotiating our first contract. >> reporter: there have been 22 bargaining session that is happened all before, the strike, the goal, to get everyone back at table hopefully strike a deal. in the meantime nurses from around the area have been brought in, for this strike, and that will continue, tomorrow. reporting live from autopsier darby, jeanette reyes for channel six "action news". now to the latest on president trump's claim that he was wiretapped by former president obama. white house is calling on congress, to look into those claims and some lawmakers appear to be willing to do just. that house intelligence

chairman devon nunez says trump's allegation will be part of the investigation into alleged russian interference in the presidential election. but former director of national intelligence, james clapper, says today it simply didn't happen and he says, he was in a position to know. >> i will say that for the part of the national security apparatus that i oversaw as dn i, there was no such wiretap activity, mounted against the president, the president-elect at the time or as a candidate or against his campaign. >> late today fbi director james comb i has asked justice department to publishly set the record straight on trump's wiretapping claims saying that the claims are false. world news sunday will have latest on the fall out from president trump's accusations starting at 6:30 right here after "action news" moving on to the accu weather forecast, it was another cold day, nicer then yesterday, and tomorrow we will begin another workweek warm up. meteorologist melissa magee has our first check of the accu weather forecast, melissa

>> we have something certainly to look forward to as these temperatures over pennsylvania couple of days have been too chilly for you. we were off tie frigid start, however to day certainly cold, making today or at lee this morning the coldest morning since january 10th that we had an overnight low in philadelphia of 15 degrees. wind chill this morning dropped down to just 2 degrees we had ample sunshine. temperatures did bump backup in the upper 30's. as we lot numbers across mid-atlantic region, 37 in philadelphia, but look off to the south and west in the lower air starting to approach , 50, 44 in pittsburgh and 63 degrees in charleston, west virginia. there was a warm front that will be shifting to the north as we go throughout the rest of tonight and into the start of the workweek on monday. so if you are outside on the town 7:00 p.m. that temperature 31. we have mostly clear skies tonight, 30 at 8:00 p.m. upper 20's at nine, 10, 11:00 and it is clear and chilly. so still cold tonight, warmer air, returns once we get into monday and we are tracking a threat for some showers.

we will take a closer look with the full and exclusive accu weather forecast, walter. >> thank you, melissa. as weather warms up, we will invite to you stay with six abc.com/weather. find same storm tracker six live radar scans we use to track severe weather on "action news". facebook and twitter are valuable weather resources as well thanks to our team of meteorologist, follow them for regular updates. hundreds of the people had a spin class for a great cause today. they took part in the so-called, spin in, at children's hospital of philadelphia, to help fund research into pediatric heart disease. "action news" reporter trish hartman has more. >> ♪ >> we are all in together. >> reporter: positive word of lifting music and cause worth breaking a sweat over. >> the instructors are great. high energy. music great. it is awesome. >> reporter: very first first philly spin in brought 500 cyclist to raise money for cardiac center at children's hospital of philadelphia spin instructors from studios throughout the city brought their best play list and heart

parents like adrian daily brought their stories of hope. her seven month-old son deck land has had two heart surgeries at chop and will have at lee one more. >> it is really heart warming to see, everybody come out this morning, chop, cardiac center for these people taking care of him there and that means they are really dedicated to what they do. >> reporter: in this all day relay style event fund raising teams of at lee four people participating with each member spinning for 45 minutes at a time. doctors say that the hundreds of thousands of dollars raised will help with innovative research. >> we are coming up with ways where we can, do intervention even before babies are born, so that we can potentially reverse their heart disease. >> reporter: participants like mike baker this event was fun but emotional. his daughter evelyn had heart surgery at just three days old she's now a happy, healthy two-year old. >> all of those emotions and feelings come back, it is an emotional morning. challenging but awesome at the same time. >> reporter: many people here

know a child affected by a heart condition, many people here just came for a great work out, everyone we spoke to said because of the positive vibrant atmosphere they hope to do it again next year. reporting from university city , trish hartman for channel six "action news". all right. much more to come on "action news", hello, there was a real mess on the pennsylvania turnpike today when a tractor trailer lost control ending up in the opposite lanes. we have an update. a celebration 40 years in the making a long time dj from philadelphia, marks a big anniversary with lots of music we will catch up with carson wentz as eagles goat ready for a busy free agencies on this week. jeff skversky has sports when "action news" comes right back

the pennsylvania turnpike is back opened tonight after a crash, shut down a highway, in both directions, you can see right here. it happened before 9:00 a.m. in lower more land township. state police tell "action news" that the driver is driving westbound when he who

control of the truck. crash sent the truck's cab sailing over the barrier, leaving 300 gallons of fuel on the road. police say driver is okay, once again, turnpike has been since reopened. local volunteer fire fighters hosted a breakfast this morning for very community that they served. action cam on the scene here at, boro hall where all you can eat sunday breakfast. all you cane. eggs, sausage, french toast and coffee were all on the menu and people from all walks of life from all across the neighborhood showed up. a teenager from south jersey made a big donation to help people in need. the teen from delran, burlington county is in the middle of a coat drive and effort is a big success thanks in part to 13 year-old nick rizzo. he started, correcting coats as part of his national junior high honors society project, and it only grew from there. >> i started, going on social media and announcing it, and i asked my friend's mom and my

mom's friend and i said to everybody and they donated. >> all right. nick brought in 90 coats from the coat drive and now says he plans to make his coat collection project an annual effort. the academy of natural sciences at drexel university had a chance today to get up close and personal with dinosaurs. in addition to learning about different types of prehistoric creatures the kid were able to examine rare fossils and meet a paleontologist and ask all about her job.

jeff skversky has a check on sports, it is march and we're talking football. >> this is a big week, this time last year eagles set themselves up to eventually, trade for and get that pick, that got them, carson wentz. it is a big week forbidder,

free agency start thursday and eagles try to improve this team. among biggest need get something one carson wentz can throw to and don't worry about his elbow, wentz smiles and says it feels great. >> one fan trust process here's wentz hanging with joel embiid at philadelphia sports car show at valley forge put on by hunt auctions. after taking time off wentz has been training and working on his mechanics. wentz tells "action news" he cannot wait to see how this off season plays out for the eagles and of course start 2017. >> i'm real excited. with some of the other guys on the team and talking about how we are excited about otas to start heading in the right direction. >> we are talking about you guys drafting wide receiver or going after a wide receive, how much would you like to get some help in that position. >> we will see what happens. it is exciting time of the year with free agency, is there trade rumors, the draft, the combine was just last couple of days, still going on

it is an exciting time. i remember this year when i was in that situation. a lot of uncertainty in that area for those guys. >> more from our interview with carson wentz on "action news" sports sunday at 11:45. mike missanelli is back in the studio and will join us as well. helping wentz is focus defense need help too brian dawkins and defensive coordinator jim schwartz were at the combine checking out prospects including temple linebacker asan reddick fastest 40 times among lineman , 4.52. reddick is one of the best linebackers/lineman available in the draft in philadelphia. spring training now, and it is a good thing knees games don't count. phillies pitchers still need to warm up before opener next movement phillies have an earned run average over five so far. phillies with a split squad against, mike schmidt among the alumni in clear water. throwing out first pitch. clay buchholz wishes he could throw this away, justin upton

up and out 36789 run home run. they allow four runs in three innings. film is get it back, michael saunders goes deep. so does, maurice hopkins. how about the bomb, hopkins, over frenchy's in the fourth, a two run shot. phillies win eight-five. bats look good. so does the ball girl. how about the defense right there. speaking of great catches in the other phillies game in sarasota against orioles. check out, roman quinn, running it down. it is a great grab. nobody will catch this phillies catcher cameron rupp homers in the sixth, phillies lose this 13-two. not too far from the phillies today, in tampa against south florida in the regular season finally, first half quenton rose with six field goals and then slams this down. for cherry on top, temple shoots 44 percent from beyond. owls by a dozen 72-60. they meete carolina thursday at noon in their conference tournament. union kick off the 2017

season tonight in vancouver at 9:30. union are hoping to get another to another strong start, like they did a year ago. >> i think we just need to embrace challenge, and first game, on the road, it is a tough environment. we have to enjoy it. we have to play our game. >> need an extra goal scorer? how about this guy. check out the giraffe at a zoo in arizona showing off his soccer skills. he is a great player, and only one problem, the giraffe, well , he is not very fast. i think some other players may steel the ball from the giraffe. >> all right, thanks, jeff. up next on "action news" a warm up is on the way this week. meteorologist melissa magee has the exclusive accu weather seven day forecast when "action news" comes right back a breakthrough medicine that can help make

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>> ♪ through have it, good people in gloucester city new jersey got a head start, with st. patrick's day celebration. freeholder board along with st. mary's parish and sit officials sponsored the cities st. patrick's day parade this afternoon. after the parade was over people moved over to the many restaurants, and bars for post parade revelry. good day to do that yes it was sunny, not quite as cold as yesterday. >> it was not as harsh, we didn't have wind like we had yesterday and tomorrow temperatures will get even warmer then they were today. >> that is the rumor. >> yes. >> storm tracker six live double scan radar can see no issues with precipitation. we have high pressure in control w that high sitting right on top of us, wind did

relax today. that was some good news. we will show you picture outside action cam was outside earlier today in fairmount park you can see right behind the art museum. a lot of folks out and about enjoying a calm day across the delaware and lehigh valleys and bright blue skies overhead earlier to take as well. well, we were below average, the high in philadelphia, 38 degrees, typically we should be in the upper 40's and we're no where near that record warmth of the 79 back in 1976. at this hour most locations north 30's, it is 34 in reading. thirty-three in allentown. thirty-five in trenton at the coast in cape may 34. and 35 degrees, down in dover. the wind is still a little bit of the factor in some locations when we factor in the wind chill it feels like upper 20's for lancaster, up through allentown, 27 in millville, at the coast in ac, feeling like 27. beach haven concerned wind chill at 30. satellite six with action radar we have got a mostly clear sky across the region from new england across

mid-atlantic region with this barrel high pressure in control. all of the unsettled weather with the warm front, now that will be snake go through as we go throughout the day monday and into tuesday. for the rest of tonight, mostly clear, still pretty chilly. not as bad as last night. we had overnight lows in the single digits and teens. now we are in the teens and lower 20's with that west southeasterly wind at three to 6 miles an hour. as we go throughout the day tomorrow, certainly not a bad start to our workweek, sunshine followed by increasing cloud, i will show thaw in a moment. it will be milder afternoon at 52 for the high in philadelphia, 50 in wilmington , 49 in allentown 506789 for reading. and lancaster at the coast. in cape may 47 for a high. 50 degrees in toms river. here's future tracker six. 6:00 o'clock in the morning it is mostly clear start to the day. no issues for that morning commute but as we go throughout the afternoon, sun giving way to increasing cloud tomorrow, and then as a warm front lifts well off to or north. as it does so you will tap into south southeasterl