cold out there we have an update on the nor'easter heading our way. firefighter dies heading to battle a house fire with a young child trapped inside. more republicans get push back trying to solve the gop healthcare plan. >> 6:00 a.m., sky6 live hd giving you a glimpse of spring mountain. you can see the blowers on there, it's cold enough it's going to stick around for a while. >> we sprung forward overnight.

we're looking forward to a major storm. >> reporter: let's get you outside and first we'll talk about the cold and focus on the nor'easter that's heading this way. it is cold, testers -- temperatures once again into the teens, the winds have eased up somewhat. you factor in the winds we have the windchills in the teens. most of the numbers were hovering around 5 or 6 degrees, in a sense we've doubled. it is cold for this time of the year. 3 below in the poconos. 9 in trenton. 19 in millville. feels like 16 in dover. once again if you're out this morning, add layers make sure you have the heavy winter coat on, scarf, gloves hat, bundle up, because the temperatures are very, very cold. satellite and radar starting out with cloud cover to the south, we'll see an increase in sunshine throughout the day

before the clouds fill later on. it is pacific and cold, the normal high is 52. we're forecasting 35. sunshine will fade behind clouds later on. 31 by 1:00 p.m., 3:00 p.m., 35. 5:00 p.m., 35 degrees. storm in effect monday until tuesday, except cape may county, and delaware. a nor'easter comes charging up the eastern seaboard. when i come back i'll have the snowfalls and the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast. folks i would like to remind you you can get the seven-day forecast and check storm tracker 6 live at any time of the day go to 6abc.com/weather. it is now 6:02 breaking news coming from maple shade new jersey, a man trying to walk

across route 73 has been hit and killed by a car. the action cam at that scene. the southbound lanes of route 73 near fellowship road when medics got to the scene at 3:20 a.m., they found the victim lying in the street unresponsive. medics transported him to vertua hospital where he was pronounced dead. the driver stopped at the scene, no word about any charges. >> new this morning, several chester county residents were forced into the frigid cold this morning after a cooking accident started a fire in the apartment complex. the action cam was at the scene on the 500 block of meadow lake drive in downingtown. fire broke out after midnight and went to two-alarms. when firefighters arrived they found flames shooting through the second floor apartment. the assistant fire chief said

the fire started in the kitchen. >> right now the cause of the fire appears to be accidental and appears to be due to unattended cooking. >> the blaze gutted one apartment and damaged 6 others. there were no reports of injuries, the residents are staying in the complex's community center while the red cross looks for temporary shelter. harrisburg firefighter has lost one of their own, a firefighter died heading to a call for a fire that killed a 3-year-old girl. a hover board that was plugged in charging suddenly exploded into flames. the little girl was killed and two others injured. denniseveau was killed when his car was struck by another vehicle. >> a car went through the stop sign and strucks vehicle pushing

out of the -- struck his vehicle and pushing him out of the intersection on the to the curb. >> a 19-year-old is faces charges for dui and driving a stolen vehicle. music world is mourning the sudden passing of joany sledge a founding member of sister sledge. joanie sledge was 56 years old. her dad was a broadway tap dancer and her mom an actress. it was joan's grandmother and opera singer who urged her to get on stage and sing at church and political events throughout the city. ♪ we are family

>> they are, performing their smash hit we are family for pope francis for his 2015 visit to philadelphia. it became a song of unity and women empowerment. all the sisters earned degrees from temple university. 6:06. we turn to politics, the bitter battle over healthcare continues with republicans showing up to town halls face criticism of the gop proposal. from florida to new york, people lined up to condemn a move to repeal and replace the affordable care act. galore are a rivera -- gloria rivera has coverage of both sides.

>> reporter: republicans face questions about the row place -- replace gop healthcare bill. >> i just got finished cancer treatment, my treatment is half a million dollars a year, i can't afford that, i can't afford not to have insurance. insurance for me is 60 to $70,000 a year. >> the current bill is not in the form i approve of. >> reporter: the white house has en hasna aitboulahcen -- enlisted has enlists -- enlisted mike pence. rand paul is against the current gop proposal.

so is the governor. >> i know not every politics in kentucky supports our plan. >> reporter: keeping popular elements from obama care and keeping the controversial part like tax credits. he know this is an up hill battle. the bill has cleared two major committees and could be on the house floor by the end of the month. gloria rivera abc, washington. inside story will look at mayor jim kenny's soda tax. happening today celebration of irish pride in center city. the parade begins at noon, it's a tradition in philadelphia dating back to 1771.

time 6:08. if you're just waking up, it is selection sunday, this villanova team may make history tonight. >> philadelphia firefighters battle a wind-whipped inferno. you'll hear from a man who was working next-door when the fire erupted. >> say it ain't snow. we're watching out for a nor'easter to seriously impact right here. chris stop smiling over there. >> reporter: gray you know i've been waiting for this all winter of coming up, here's a look at a way.hills, maj w heavy snowfall is expected in parts of the area. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast coming up.

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this is a rare scene for parts of the south. one to two inches of snow fell in parts of eastern arkansas. that snow is is not sticking around for very long. they will see a warmup to 50 degrees today. the mid south region has been dealing with the rollercoaster warm and cold temperatures we've been dealing with. >> chris sowers talking the nor'easter heading our way. you say this is the storm we're waiting for all winter long. >> reporter: if this was january we would be talking about phenomenal snowfall numbers.

it could be worse if it was january or february. let's get you outside, we'll start you with the cold. it's a blustery morning around the delaware and the lehigh valleys temperatures in the teens, windchills in the teens and today if we're lucky we'll get into the mid 30s. just like yesterday it will be cold, the normal 52 we should top out 34, 35. radar is clear, mainly sunny skies to start, a few clouds fill in during the afternoon. windchills this tells the story, two below in the mountains. 9 in trenton, low to mid teens for everybody else, wilmington, 21, philadelphia, 12, turn the numbers around there. reading, 11 degrees, 19 in millville. 13 in atlantic city. satellite and radar like yesterday it should be a quiet day, we're not tracking any moisture, everything is off to the south, the nor'easter is in its infant stages in the process of developing now.

we'll see increasing clouds today and increasing for monday, monday night that's when the storm gets going. here's the windchill tracker. underneath a sun and clouds type-sky day. windchills in the 20s, 2:00 p.m., 25, 4:00 p.m., 26. 6:00 p.m., 26 degrees. let's fast forward monday night into tuesday, the nor'easter, we'll stop the clock at 1:00 a.m., the snow should start 10:00 p.m., monday, 1:00 a.m., tuesday, it will come down at a good clip here. what will happen, what will happen there will be the rain/snow line developing like we talked about yesterday. the question is how far north and west does the rain/snow line travel? that will determine snowfall throughout the region. it will stay across south jersey and delaware, getting into the i-95 corridor. late morning this is coming

down, you can see the darker shades of lavender that's heavy snow that will slide in the late morning hours into the first part of the afternoon. everything winds down between 3 and 5:00 p.m. the take away points snow developing monday night, around 9:00, 10:00 p.m. south and east, north and west maybe a little bit later. the heaviest occurs between 3 and 11:00 a.m. snowfall rates will range from 1 to 2 inches an hour. everything tapers off from southwest to northeast, to 3 to 5:00 p.m. 12 to 16 inches in the far western suburbs including the lehigh valley and the poconos. you get into the poconos and points to the north, may exceed 16 inches of snow. 8 to 12 inches for the city of philadelphia i-95 corridor and much lessor amounts as we get farther to the southeast, because we're not sure where the

rain/snow line develop. 2 to 4 for cumberland and atlantic counties and one to two for wild and cape may, before you change over to chain. for today, sun and clouds, 35 degrees is the forecasted high. look at the wind. not as windy as yesterday, but good enough to put the windchills in the 20s, and going hour by hour, you can see how we climb out of the 20s today and above freezing, we didn't get above freezing, 3:00 p.m., 35, 5:00 p.m., 35. overnight tonight, cold, once again, 14 degrees outlying suburbs, 20 for center city. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, highlighted tuesday because of the major winter storm. brisk and cold today, 34. increasing clouds tomorrow, 38. snowstorm tuesday, 36. nydia? >> thank you. power crews from pennsylvania are on the way to detroit they will help restore power to 170,000 homes and businesses. a storm blew through on

wednesday knocking down 9,000 power lines. only 600 power lines go down during weather event. at the height of this outage, 800,000 people were in the dark. we'll be right back.

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erin o'hern emceed the night in center city. the lymphoma and leukemia society named the student of the year at the lowes hotel. they were saluted for raising $28,000 for cancer research. over $105,000 is going to research. >> in "healthcheck" those suffering from migraines may find relief from act punk -- accupuncture. the patients received the treatment five times a week, after five months they suffered fewer my grain attacks.

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>> reporter: welcome back everyone, 6:23 sunday morning, forecast for today, the winds will in the be as strong, but blustery and cold. 35 for the purpose of the city of philadelphia. 21 in the mountains, windchills between zero and 5 below. monday night into tuesday, pressure is fall somewhere in this area, the low sits right about there. the winds blow in a counter clockwise fashion. that will force all the waters inland. the winds are on the backside northwest that's why there's snow there. the immediate shoreline that i

am concerned about, so we put up high tide signs down, this is specifically atlantic city this is pretty much the entire jersey shore from cape may to sandy hook. monday night's high tide, we're expecting minor tidal flooding, we get into tuesday morning and again, tuesday night we could see moderate flooding taking place. tuesday morning high tide occurs around 9:30 p.m. and tuesday evening 9:53 p.m. jersey shore will take a pounding with this one him you'll see minor to moderate coastal flooding and winds in excess of 50 miles per hour and a bit of beach erosion, as well. guys. >> thank you for the update. sports selection sunday, villanova finds out where they open march madness. jeff skeverski said after another big east title, nova

might make school history. >> reporter: does villanova have the heart of a champion again this year, josh hart and villanova are dreaming big in the big apple dominating the big east championship game against craton they force 17 turnovers. jay wright says this is their best defensive game all year. hart scores 29 and scores the m.v.p. trophy for the second time in three years. villanova wins their third big east title in school history, 74-60 the final. they lock up the number one overall seed for the first time in school history in the ncaas, can they win the big one yet. >> we have to be coachable, we can't get complaisant, we have

to work on it, we're not as good as we can be yet. >> and comes two wins shy of clinching a berth of the ncaa games what a finish, princeton, 42 seconds to go, matt howard puts penn up two, princeton ties, they send it to overtime, princeton takes the first lead of the game, penn loses 72-64 in overtime they are eliminated. >> the flyers are slipping and falling a part. they lost ten of their last 15 games, they are 6 points out of the final playoff spot, could yesterday be the tipping point after a lit-tip-in cost them again -- a late tip-in cost them again. they cannot afford to get knocked down like this, down one, wayne simmons from his knees. flyers thai it at one.

final seconds, seconds away from overtime, oh, no they give up the game win 5.6 seconds left. it goes off the stick into his own net. they are 6 back in the wild card. not only have the sixers lost joel embiid for the season they have lost their mojo, too. second quarter against the clippers, joel embiid loves it. in the third they look like the globetrotters. jahill okafor, sixers lose their 4th straight they go down by a dozen. they are against the lakers later tonight. that's sports, i'm jeff skeverski. have a great day. >> a russian company is showing

off what it says is a 3d printed house. it went up in a day, they used a crane size 3d printer and mortar mix and transported the pieces to a permanent location to be assembled. the company said it cost ten thousand dollars. not bad. we'll be right back.

>> it is the calm before the storm we're tracking snow and rain moving in. >> new images show the two men philadelphia police think are behind the shooting of a 13-year-old boy. new this morning, fire sends people scrambling from a chester county apartment building. 6:30, sunday morning, let's go over to chris sowers and accuweather. it's still cold. >> reporter: it wasn't this cold in january, we're a week away from the start of spring. it's feels like 2 below in the poconos, 18 in allentown, trenton, feels like 9. 21 in millville. this will like the thorn in the side dealing with blustery windchills feeling like the 20s. 22 in allentown. 9 in the poconos, 22 in trenton, millville, 26 degrees. satellite and radar along with action radar, starting out with a little bit of cloud cover south of the mason dixon line,

clear skies to the north. everybody will clear out over the next few hours, we'll see clouds increasing in the afternoon. very similar to yesterday, i don't think the cloud cover will be as widespread. nonetheless we'll see a mixture of sun and clouds. 1:00 p.m., 31, 3:00 p.m., 35. 5:00 p.m., same thing 35 degrees, with the wind feels like the 20s all day long. when i come back in just a few minutes we'll focus on one of the nor'easters, it has the chance of being one of the biggest snowstorms ever for philadelphia in the month of march. we'll talk about snow totals in a few minutes. officials say careless cooking caused a fire in chester county. the residents were forced outside into freezing temperatures. the action cam on the scene, 500 block of meadow lake drive in

downingtown. investigator say it looks like the fire started in the kitchen of a second story apartment. the fire has destroyed a unit and damaged 6 others. crews had a tough time working through the icy conditions. there are no reports of injuries. red cross helping those displaced by the fire. a building inferno in philadelphia forced almost 20 people from their homes, action reporter bob brooks talked to a man working next to the building when the fire started. >> by the time i got off the phone was an inferno. it was an inferno that quick. knowledge inferno indeed. that's wayne christian who was working on the house next-door when he looked out and saw the building was up in flames. cell phone video captures the moments before crews arrived, the flames were growing quickly. christian said there was a man inside. i kicked on the door he got out. whoever the person was didn't stick around the scene very

long. >> he is not around right now. >> reporter: fire officials said they got the call for a burning building on the 6200 block of arch street. with high winds and so many homes near it could have spread. >> absent the great work of our firefighters, every home would be on fire. they did an incredible job. >> reporter: several row homes nearby have heat damage. 20 residents are displaced. >> my daughter called me and told me that the house was on fire and she was trying to retrieve her stuff from in the house, they told her she couldn't go in. >> while crews battled the flames, all second do was watch. >> we're waiting to see. >> reporter: we're waiting for minimal damage for surrounding homes. the fire department said the cause is under investigation, luckily no injuries here.

bob brooks, channel 6 "action news." >> new this morning, police in burlington county have arrested a suspected bank robber. 20-year-old nicholas cavalero. the robbery prompted a lockdown of nearby schools. there were no injuries. we're getting the first look at the two suspects wanted for shooting a 13-year-old boy in the head in the philadelphia. this is an update to a story we brought you yesterday morning. police have released surveillance images of alleged gunman and accomplice. you see them approaching a table inside the chinese take-out on the 2000 block of- anyone with tips on the suspect is urged to call police. a harrisburg firefighter was killed by an alleged drunk driver.

he was heading to the fire when he was killed and just returned from a funeral for a colleague. he was a 21-year-old veteran of the department. he had just arrived home from a funeral of another harrisburg firefighter who died from cancer. he heard about a call of a house fire and a child trapped inside the home. a drunk driver in a stolen vehicle slammed into the car. the 19-year-old is under arrest. the house fire he was heading to, turned deadly. fire officials believe a hover board was the cause. >> worry getting reports of kids trapped on the third floor. >> reporter: devastating fire in harrisburg, p-a killing one child two others in critical condition. authorities say a hover board ignited the flames. this video shows the moment firefighters arrived giant flames consuming this row home,

a father panicked, his three children inside. >> we need a ladder on the second floor. we got people on the roof. >> reporter: one girl jumped from the second floor porch to safety, two others pulled out by firefighters. this is the latest hover board hazard making headlines. this video captured on home security camera show the moment the hover board batteries exploded ripping through the huge home in chicago. >> i thought we're going to lose both of our children today. >> reporter: more frightening scenes this one igniting on a sidewalk. >> for no apparent reason it exploded. >> reporter: tonight half a million hover boards made by ten companies under a recall. >> 6:36 tomorrow is cut off set by the house intelligence committee for the trump administration to handle -- hand

over evidence that trump tower phones were tapped. president trump made the allegation without producing any evidence. yesterday a senior congressional aid said a letter from a republican chairman to back up the charge. nothing matching trump's claim took place. >> president trump is praising secret service agents for doing a fantastic job appear henning a man who climbed the white house fence. >> investigators say late friday night, jonathan tran scaled the fence. he said he was a friend of president trump and had an point. agents found two cans of mace on tran, the president was at the white house at the time. >> some members of philadelphia police department are beginning their new jobs, katherine scott was temple university for their rise up the ranks.

>> reporter: 170 be -- members of the philadelphia police department were promoted in a ceremony at temple university. from the bleachers proud family and friends and colleagues looked on. >> it makes me proud, it means she is dedicated to her job, she put in a lot of work and hard years. >> reporter: mayor kenny and richard ross offered their congratulations from the podium. they form the ranks of detective , captain, inspector, chief inspector. >> it took a year and half studying, putting your family to the side you're studying. there are other females on the department that are sergeants or other ranks let them know they can achieve the same thing i have achieved. >> reporter: they are eager to take on their responsibilities,

like john stanford who will be the captain of the 4th district. >> i look forward to getting into the community and do everything we can to make the city a little bit safer. katherine scott channel 6 "action news." >> 6:39 still to come on "action news" sunday morning. there's a new way to find out how your body works, but it requires you to be isolated in a chamber for 24 hours. >> a rescue dog returns a favor saving his owner as the fire rages through his mobile home. i'm nora muchanic in ocean county, i'll have mar marley's story coming up next. >> sky6 live hd this is look over camden, snow lovers you will get your wish next week. chris sowers is tracking the nor'easter with all the details in the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast. ♪

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storm. and snow totals look impressive. let's focus on the cold, very blustery once again. the high temperature was 32 degrees, the normal is 52, factoring in the winds it felt like the teens. today it will be easier to handle, but very, very cold for this time of the year. radars clear, mo moisture expected. monday is clear, as well, monday night after 9:00 p.m., 10:00 p.m. that's when this all begins. winter storm watch in effect for the entire area. the exception being cape may county and far southern new jersey where we are expecting a quick changeover to rain. actual air temperatures this morning, 17 in pottstown, 0 fleetwood, 21 in saint david, 18 in warrington. 24 in center city. kennett square 20, oxford 20, in the poconos, it's 11 degrees in

tanersville. glassboro, 23. hammonton, 22. 19 for vineland and gandys beach. satellite and radar starting out with a little bit cloud cover off to the south. clear skies to the north. we'll see a mixture of sun and clouds throughout the day. this, believe it or not, is our nor'easter. this is links up with the southern jet and gets the ball rolling as they say. they will skirt across the country and stop right here, when it hits the appalachians. the secondary low develops here and comes up the eastern seaboard. future tracker 6, we'll fast forward nothing going on. monday is quiet, as well. monday night between 9:00 p.m. and 11:00 p.m. when the snow begins, it will come down heavily right away. you can see the darker shades of lavender, 1:00 a.m., tuesday. heavy snow south jersey and points and west. you can see the rain/snow line pushing through southern new

jersey. this is the question mark how far north and west does the rain/snow line travel. if the storm shifts farther out to sea, this heavier band gets farther south and east, everybody sees the heavy snow. that's the question mark at this point. you get the idea this is heavy snow. probably coming down at a rate of 1 to 2 inches an hour during the height of rush. 10:30, same thing heavy snow flying for most of the region, by 3:00 p.m., 5:00 p.m., everything tapers off southwest to the northeast. let's focus in on the jersey shore. what we are expecting this is subject to change, it's early in the game, we think you'll start out as snow and go over to heavy rain during the height of the storm. we could see rainfall totals over an inch after a couple of inches of snow. moderate coastal flooding is expected especially during tuesday morning's high tide. there's the possibility of beach

erosion. snowfall totals high to the northwest. 10 to 16 inches. philadelphia, and most of the i-95 corridor 8 to 12 inches. 4 to 8 for interior south jersey and lighter amounts the farther south we go because we're worried about the changeover to rain. cape may, 1 to 2 before you flip to rain. cumberland, atlantic county, 2 to 4 before you go over to rain. that's the latest thinking on the storm. melissa magee will have an update on "action news" starting at 6:00 p.m. temperatures in the mid 30s, overnight tonight, cold once again, temperatures in the teens and 20s, winds beginning to diminish. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast shows a whole week looks cold. remember the normal is 52. look at these numbers, 34 today. brisk and cold. increasing clouds tomorrow, 38 degrees. highlighted tuesday because of the approaching nor'easter, snow

heavy at times, 36. leftover snow showers, 34. thursday, 36 degrees, friday, 42 and saturday, 46. looks like it might stay this way through the end of the month. >> thanks, chris, love you too, buddy. >> when a fire broke out a dog in ocean county new jersey saved his owner who was sleeping and our new jersey correspondent nora muchanic said the loyal peach was returning the favor. >> reporter: jim of jackson hassles loved his dog marley perhaps now more than ever. he was asleep with his hearing aid out sunday morning when marley jumped on him to alert him a fire was burning inside the home. >> i looked down the hallway and all i could see was fire.

>> reporter: with the and it -- exit blocked by flames, they jumped out the bedroom window. jim is convinced marley saved his life, he said if the dog hadn't jumped up on the bed to wake him, he would not be alive today. >> if it wasn't myanamarly, marley is my hero, i knew when i got the dog, we were meant to be. >> reporter: jim is a disabled carpenter who rescued marley a five-year-old lab mix, now marley repaid the favor by rescuing him. >> he returned the favor ten fold, i gave him a steak the next night. >> reporter: as relatives helped salvage what was not burned in the fire they had praise for this 4-footed hero. >> he dearcht e dentally saved his life, it's a -- he

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i tested it out, in this small room, equipped with the mini fridge and small toilet. >> i'm stuck in here for the next day. >> reporter: i've been here 20 hours. >> good morning. no direct contact with any people, necessities passed through a vacuum-sealed window. >> my dinner. >> reporter: mandatory exercise and sleeping on a futon with cameras shooting every second. >> this so i can get a little bit of privacy. the resume measures oxygen and carbon dioxide, counting calories you're burning sleeping and exercising, and how many calories you burn after a workout and whether you're burning carbohydrates or fats

for your body. >> i'm glad she did so i don't have to. >> i'm not that dedicated. >> here's another story we're working on straight ahead. >> we have new video of a fire tearing a part a bowling alley. >> joanie sledge dies suddenly. those stories and chris sowers is tracking a nor'easter very cold temperatures and we're talking about snow next week. "action news" continues after this.

>> it is brutally cold out there, we have an update on the nor'easter heading our way, expect significant snowfall. a harrisburg firefighter dies heading to battle a house fire with a young child trapped inside. more republicans get push back trying to sell the gop healthcare plan. >> a pleasant good morning to you, 7:00 a.m., sunday morning, sky6 live hd giving you a beautiful shot of the commodore barry bridge. boy, it looks beautiful out there, right? just look at that picture. >> the time is right, 7:00 a.m., we sprung forward overnight. you're looking forward to significant snowfall. >> reporter: this is one thing i said all winter, i want the one storm and i will be good, it took all winter to