villanova players return after losing in the round 32. >> plus, it is your last chance to head to hald -- hole handle in -- holland in philadelphia. chris sowers is here, tomorrow is the first day of spring. >> reporter: looking live on sky6 live hd over the commodore barry bridge, we're seeing the sunshine filter through, the clouds are thinning out. it should be a promising day, a decent looking day, but the windchills will be blustery from time to time. temperature-wise we're above freezing. there's good news there. we should not see much in the way of black ice. there are a few locations at or slightly below case in point, pilots and quakertown. they are showing 31. 37 in center city. chester 35. no problems with icing across south jersey and delaware. we're seeing numbers in the mid 30s there, as well.

there's storm tracker 6 live, there's the system right there. it swung through central pennsylvania last night while you were sound asleep, crossed over the mason dixon line. there was light snow for baltimore and washington, d.c., now it is racing down to the south off the coast of the virginia capes. it will take this cloud cover along with it. accuweather says we should see an increase in sunshine as the day wears on. temperatures are back in the 40s. 1 1:00 a.m., 38 degrees. 1:00 p.m., 43. there's the forecasted high of 47. when i come back temperatures will get a whole lot warmer than this. i'll let you know in the seven-day forecast. >> drunk driving is believed to be the cause of killing a woman in a crash in hunting park on old york road. the car ran a stop sign and was hit by an suv. the passenger was rushed to temple university hospital where she died from her injuries. the person she was riding was

arrested on suspicion of dui. two people in the suv suffered minor injuries. >> from our delaware newsroom, police say they were forced to shoot a suspect that led them on a chase from maryland to delaware. the driver hit a dead end in ocean view that's when the man reversed the vehicle and tried to run down the two officers. the officers fired their weapons, the suspect is in serious condition. police are investigating a shooting death of a man outside a bar in north philadelphia overnight. police were called to the j and s hookah lounge at germantown and cumberland street at 1:00 a.m. they found a 22-year-old man was shot repeatedly while standing in front of the bar. a private vehicle took the victim to temple university hospital where he died. police have no motives or suspects in the shooting. the time now, 9:02, president donald trump continues

to push the house members to support the healthcare bill while gop governors are urging changes to the proposal. ohio governor john kasich and three other governors say the proposed changes would leave millions uninsured. they want a gradual approach to medicaid reforms that would keep people covered. the nonpartisan budget office said 14 million recipients would lose their healthcare under the current house proposal. tomorrow the house intelligent committee would hold their first public hearing on allegation of interference with the election. fbi director comey is expected to testify. they are refusing to comment on what justice department has submitted on theim of

wiretapping by president trump. the request to top oil from going through the dakota pipeline has been declined. they can move the oil to a distribution plant to illinois could be operating as early as tomorrow. this despite a lawsuit by native americans challenging the project. villanova basketball team on campus this morning after the wildcats marched to repeat championship ended in a nail biting loss in buffalo. nova was upset by a top wisconsin badgers team 65-62. they blew a lead with five minutes to play. they made one shot during the final minutes. >> they made a lot of tough plays down the stretch. we give them a lot of credit, they made a lot of plays. >> it's tough right now, but we had the best four years we could

ever dream of, and it's been a blessing. >> the team returned late last night to a quiet villanova campus. the wildcats had been hoping to becoming the first repeat champions in 2007. bob brooks talked to disappointed students on campus. the students left the connelly center quiet, many in tears. they were upset by the difficult repeat. >> it's over. >> it's disappointing, i didn't expect it at all. >> we were thinking about flying to phoenix for the final four. >> reporter: it was packed inside the student fixated on every shot. make, or miss. it was a slow start for the cats, but students didn't like. >> it's stressful, i got my stress balls, i'm kind of freaking out. >> reporter: you're dieing

inside. you can't stand the fact they are not winning? >> there was not a single fan in here who thought they were going to lose. >> we're here we got 2016. >> reporter: it wasn't meant to be, the nail biting game would end wisconsin5, villanova 62. it was a two year run everybody can be proud of. >> for us, you can tell it's going to be quiet for a couple of days. bob brooks, channel 6 "action news." >> this morning music fans around the world are saying goodbye to legendary music pioneer, chuck berry. ♪ love the sound of that voice, the 90-year-old was found unresponsive at his home in saint charles county, missouri. chuck berry was the founding

father of rock and roll breaching racial barriers with his music. a year later he become the rock and roll hall of fame first induct tee. he paved the way for many after him. >> wups again people will look into his life and legacy. >> his music will live on forever. he was planning to release a new album called chuck. it is his first album in 38 years that contains mostly new material that he wrote himself. >> this weekend a church in new jersey is celebrating it's 101st anniversary. the galilee baptist church in trenton held a historic ribbon

cutting ceremony. they marched from the old location to the current one on the 400 block of martin luther king boulevard. the church has been at that location for more than 70 years. time now, 9:08. we like to remind this is your last chance to see the beauty of holland without taking a flight. the doors of the convention center open right now for the final day of the philadelphia flower show. this year's theme, holland flowering the world. there's a colorful variety of flowers to see and buy and take home with this years' show. after a blast from old man winter it's a welcome respite for visitors. >> the snow made us decide we wanted to smell beautiful flowers. >> tulips, daffodils, are the best.

>> last year's nor'easter wiped out the visitors to the flower show. they hope today will help them recoup their losses. a smoke alarm is loud enough to wake up an entire family in case of a fire, but would your kids get up. >> space x on its journey back to planet earth. zip lines are use to bring a man and his dog out of a muddy waters in south america. meteorologist chris sowers has the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast when we come right back.

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suffering through the worst flooding they have seen in decades. take a look at this. heavy rain forced rivers over their banks. a worker rescued two kids and their dogs from floodwaters that turned streets into fast-moving rivers there. the storm has destroyed at least 12,000 homes. >> in our area, first day of spring, temperatures don't feel very spring like. as a matter of fact it's down right chilly down there this morning. by afternoon things warm up a little bit, and things climb by the first part of the week. we could be close to 60 by tuesday. there's the view as we look outside over the philadelphia international airport.

seeing thin clouds upstairs associated with an area of low pressure that passed on by to the south overnight. the clouds will pull away in the next few hours. by afternoon it will be a decent day. temperatures in the mid 40s, what a cold stretch this has been, you remember how mild january was and february was, we turn the calendar page wetting into march, this is the -- we get into march, this is the 10th consecutive day of below averages. old man winter pulls away today for good and we see him next year. disappoint, 27. pressure falling. the winds out of the north at 16 miles per hour. we'll see a decent amount of sun, temperatures climb 40s, with the winds out of the north it will feel like the 30s this

afternoon. there it guess right there, small area of low pressure passing east of river monday, virginia, getting -- richmond, virginia getting ready to work off the virginia cames. you can see how the cloud deck is starting to thin out now that the low is to the south. we'll start out with partly sunny skies and mostly sunny this afternoon. future tracker 6 pretty much confirms that. late morning, lunchtime we're seeing mostly sunny skies, you'll pick up the high, thin cirrus clouds, but they will thin out. overnight tonight, cold, once again, temperatures in the 20s. monday morning, the numbers first day of spring, the numbers in the mid 20s, windchills colder than that, you will need to bundle up. afternoon, sunshine expected, milder day numbers in the 50s. nice and quiet, breezy, sun and clouds, 47 degrees with the wind out of the north, 15 to 25 miles per hour, that will keep

windchills in the 30s. there's the high, 47 degrees. overnight tonight, feeling like january, 23 outlying suburbs, 30 for center city. the winds subside out of the north at 5 to 15 miles per hour. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, first day of spring is tomorrow at 6:28 a.m., officially, mostly sunny, 53 degrees. tuesday not too bad, partly sunny, mild, 57. we get another cold front pushing through wednesday, let's hope this is the last arctic front. numbers wise it's not too terrible. with the wind it will feel like the 30s all day. thursday, 45. a warm front comes through on friday, 55. look at saturday, turning warmer sun and clouds, 65 degrees. >> that will feel so good. >> chris, you know you're my buddy, i like you more because you're talking about spring now you're telling in april it can snow.

>> reporter: i've got a nice full screen graphic i will save it for everybody on the next update. the space x is making its way back to earth. it is expected to lands somewhere in the pacific ocean where it will be retrieved. the capsule contains 5400 pounds of cargo which includes numerous science experiments that were conducted aboard the space station. we'll be back in a moment. >> welcome back on this sunday,

the last full day of winter, it is 9:18, 37 degrees, sky6 live hd taking a live look at spring mountain. it will open at 9:30 this morning with a 36-inch base not bad. "healthcheck" too little sleep in early childhood could lead to cognitive and behavioral

problems later in life. a study found those who didn't get enough sleep as an infant have more problems at age 7 that includes paying attention, emotional control and reasoning and problem solving. researchers in sweden saying eating more fruits and vegetables can protect smokers against lung disease, those who ate five or more pieces of produce a day were less likely to have developing copd. 9:19. just in case you did not know, it is girl scout cookie season, if you can not resist them, here's a look at the best and worst in terms of calories in fact. the savannah smile rank the

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>> reporter: welcome back everyone, 9:22 sunday morning,

forecast for today, not too bad, it's not that chilly. 47 in philadelphia. 45 down the jersey shore, the poconos 37 degrees, we'll see an increase in sunshine and with the wind it will feel like the 30s. this is for my good buddy gray. i'm going to say it's not over just yet. it does snow in april around here. here's philadelphia right here, a lot of times the jet stream looks like, the air is not cold, but cold enough we have low loww pressure systems working off the coast, and we can see a bit of snow over the years. april 3 and 4th, we saw 20 inches of snow, here a few other years we saw snow, 1917 we picked up 7 inches. 1924, 7 inches. 1960 and 1971. actually last year we had .3 of

an inch in april. 2003 we picked up two inches of snow. it's not over yet, but the numbers are improving over the next couple of weeks. >> gray hall is crying next to me, bring him a kleenex. dollar stores are popular, be aware because every item is a dollar or less, that doesn't mean everything is a good deal. money talk news broke down what you should by and never by. you will find the biggest savings in greeting cards and party supplies. if you need mylar or foil balloons you can get them a fractions of the cost. reading glasses are a great buy. here's what not to buy. electrical devices, toys, kitchen knives and batteries because of the quality and safety concerns. you might find better deals on

shampoo and beauty products at the drugstore or supermarket. >> 9:24 we have an important warning for all parents about smoke detecters. they save thousands of lives every year, will they wake your children up when there's a fire. >> reporter: we're inside a connecticut home with firefighter travis foy. we wanted to see what happened will smoke alarms wake up the children in the family. one 3-year-old and one 1-year-old. they have an action plan in place if case there's a fire and included 3 1/2-year-old. their son knows to be up and ready to go the moment it goes off. >> you talked to your son about the smoke alarm. >> he knows the sound. we have a fire ladder in our bedroom and our plan is to get them and get the ladder and get out. >> reporter: what would every family be this -- thinking about

when it comes to a fire. >> make sure your smoke detecters work. especially near the stairwell. >> reporter: we rigged up cameras in the kid rooms and we have a great view using the baby monitor. our firefighter brings in a regular smoke alarm we set it off with the smoke device in the hall outside the kids' room with the doors open. [fire alarm beeping]. >> that's not good, next we set off the family's much louder smoke alarm system it's set up through their phones and lammers are found throughout the house, in the bedrooms and hallway and downstairs. >> reporter: do you think they

will wake up? >> yes, because they are in the their rooms. >> reporter: we set them off. 20 seconds later they are sleeping. >> i truly thought they were going to wake up. like truly. i mean i'm shocked, right? i'm shocked looking at the that still asleep, i feel it would have would he woke enemy -- wok. the alarm is still blaring and neither wakes up. as a mom and dad what do you feel when you see this? >> it makes you think not that you wouldn't react quick, it kind of you have to react the second you hear that, because they are not going to hear that. abc news, new york. >> the fire alarm does not wake up our kids either. >> something important to think about. >> much more to come on the

sunday morning edition of "action news," could this be the next olympic sport, we'll explain why men are pushing cars across the ice. forget carrying your own groceries, soon you can have your own robot to do it for you. those stories and more, plus meteorologist chris sowers is tracking the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, spring is tomorrow, we're back after this. >> i laugh, i sneeze... there goes my sensitive bladder.

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>> this week we may learn the answers to questions about wiretapping and russian interference in american elections. two cars collide leaving one a mangled mess enforcing the closure of kelly drive for a couple of hours. plus, beautiful sunshine as we begin our sunday, we continue to countdown the hours now as we say goodbye to winter and hello spring. meteorologist chris sowers has more, it's going to be a chilly start, right? >> reporter: especially tomorrow morning, it will feel like january all over again with windchills in the 20s, you will need to bundle up. even though the numbers are higher than what we experienced yesterday, with the wind it will feel cooler. here's double scan live, we'll set it in motion for you, this provided the rain and snow showers across the area while most of us were asleep.

this low is diving down to the south. most storms move southwest to northeast, but this is doing the opposite, moving north to south, because of that our winds will shift out of the north later this afternoon explts going to drive -- and that's going to drive the cold air on in here. it feels like 28 in philadelphia. 30 in allentown and 30 in millville. again, all day the strengthening wind will keep the feels like numbers in the 30s. the new update has a slight improvement up to 42 degrees by 4:00 p.m. for philadelphia. either way it's going to be a chilly finish to the weekend. forecast for today, sun and clouds and breezy, high of 47. that 47 transitions over to 50 by tomorrow and possibly 60 for some of us by tuesday. i'll have the details in just a bit. >> warmer warmer and warmer. thank you so much. it will a high stress week for

president trump. james comey has to answer for the president's claims of wiretapping by his former predecessor barack obama. comey is looking into russia's allegedce on the election. >> reporter: james come j is in a position to know where there's in any credible evidence to support either story that representatives of trump's campaign may have included with russia to influence the election. the other tweeted out by the president himself alleging that president obama bugged the phones at trump tower. >> director comey have you seen any evidence that president obama wiretapped trump tower? >> reporter: last week comey

briefed several top senators behind closed doors. >> this briefing was on sensitive matters and highly classified, it's not anything that we can answer any questions about. >> the senate intelligence committee later released a statement saying there's no indication that trump tower was the subject of surveillance by any element. united states government before or after election date 2016. that didn't stop trump from joking about it with german chancellor angela merkel at the white house friday. >> at least we have something in common. >> reporter: comey's testimony tomorrow has the potential of being equally double edged. on the agenda monday, supreme court nominee neil gorsuch. >> he is the man we need to insure the rule of law and the rule of justice. >> reporter: trump's nominee to

replace antonin scalia. david wright abc news new york. north korea tested a rocket engine. the state run television released still photographs. he called the test a new birth for the country's rocket industry. it is believed he is developing this for rockets that could reach the united states. a person drove up to the white house last night, has been detained by secret service agents saying his car was suspicious, but would not elaborate. a man jumped a bike rack outside the white house fence in an attempt to reach the fence. agents arrested him immediately.

president donald trump was not white house he was in florida with his family. last week, a man was arrested after jumping the white house fence and roaming the area for about 15 minutes. white house counselor kellyanne conway's husband is expect to be named to a key post in the trump administration, george conway has been chosen to head the civil division of the justice department. that means he will be responsible for defending the propose add travel band and defending lawsuits against the administration. he is a partner in a wall street law firm. >> fire force add family out of their home this weekend in chester last night. a family of three was able to make it out of the home safely. no injuries were reported. fire officials are searching for what sparked the blaze. surprising considering the damage, but nobody was hurt when two cars collided head on near boathouse row overnight.

police were called to the scene on kelly drive after 11:00 p.m. the driver was closed in both directions while crews cleared the wreckage. one driver suffered minor injuries, no word on what may have caused the crash. happening right now, philadelphia police looking for the person who shot a man several times and left him for dead on the street. officers were called to the 7400 block of simpson avenue in east mount airy after 9:00 p.m. last night. when they got to the scene they found a man shot a number of times. officers took him to einstein medical center where he died from the injuries. so far police have no suspects or motive. a harrisburg firefighter who was killed on his way to a call has been laid to rest. funeral services were held not lieutenant yesterday. he died when his vehicle was hit by an alleged intoxicated driver. he was heading to a fire that was sparked by an exploding hover board. two children died in the fire.

fellow firefighters remembered him as going above and beyond for others especially kids. >> he will never be forgotten. >> if we all lived our lives like denny, it would be a better world. >> he leaves behind a wife and four children. this candle light vigil was held in pens grove salem county to honor a man killed a week ago. 29-year-old anthony lee gregory was shot and killed walking to his car after leaving a bar. his mother cried as the crowd prayed for justice. his killer is on the loose this morning. prince william and his wife kate middleton have been to the city of paris. yesterday they met with survivors of the 20150 paris attack. they praised the courage of two victims two described the circumstances and the injuries

and lasting effect they had on their lives. it was the first official visit to paris since his mother died there, 21 years ago. pope francis will make a visit to egypt next month. the vatican sated the pontiff will make a trip to the city of cairo. pope francis received an invitation to from the president yesterday. >> chelsea clinton is joining speed i expedia, they did not disclose how much she would be paid. nonemployee directors earned $250,000 in 2015. >> talk about extreme sports we'll show you how the russians have taken the sport of curling to a whole new level. >> did your pet get out and is now lost? no worries, how high tech is being used to help reunite four

legged friends with their owners. >> taking the stress out of looking for a prom date. we'll tell you how teens are finding a special date. looking live, old city, meteorologist chris sowers has the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast. we're warming up nicely this week when we come back. if a fios in the house!

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campbell. he is okay, but friday he gave his mom the scare when he locked the car doors after she stepped out of the vehicle. to make matters more alarming, he hopped into the front seat. fortunately a sheriff's deputy was in the vicinity and able to help. >> i thought it was funny at first, until i realized he had my keys. i thought the keys with were in my pocket. the very was in the car and zane locked all four days. it took the sheriff's deputy 20 minutes to get the door open. >> that would freak me out.

let's get you caught up on the forecast, i know it's spring tomorrow it will be chilly, but we love you. >> reporter: i love you, too, i'm not going to give you another snowstorm we'll move along and look forward to spring. let's get outside and show you the view, live on sky6 live hd down in cape may. we're seeing gray skies and clouds hanging on from the area of low pressure that continues to push on by to the south. even down at the jersey shore, you'll see your fair share of sunshine before the day is out, as well. double scan live right now we're mainly clear, although we have a few spritzes and sprinkles to the south across the delaware bay region and cape may county and kent and sussex county in delaware. remember the blizzard that we had or the nor'easter on tuesday, the wrap around snows on wednesday. the winds shifted as the disarm departed. rememberster is on lake -- rememberster is on- webs atter s

on lake ontario, you get the huge piles of ice that push onshore because of the currents. 47 is the forecasted high, the normal is 54. it started out on par, 36 degrees. winds are out of the north temperatures are chilly, but we're above freezing, philadelphia, millville, 37. allentown, 35. trenton, 36. 38 degrees in wilmington. and the winds are blustery. really this is the issue out there this morning, this is why you need to bundle up in layers, even though we're above freezing we have a good stiff 16-mile an hour wind out of the north in philadelphia. windchills in the 20s, 13 in wilmington, 16 miles per hour in trenton. satellite and radar you can see this low kind of diving down to

the south, now, most storms actually go in the opposite direction from south to north, the nor'easter did that, it flowed up the eastern seaboard hugged the coast, what i was talking about with the image off lake ontario, as the low came up the coast, the winds wrapped out of the northwest on the backside side. webster is right here, that's why you had the waves comings in. that's why they saw the ice and snow in upstate new york. this area of low pressure is skirting on by to the southeast. we'll see the winds shift from a northerly direction today out of the southwest as we head into tomorrow and tuesday. that starts improving those temperatures. 47 degrees today. not too shabby that's better than 42 yesterday. 48 in wilmington, millville, 49. 46 degrees in trenton. windchills hanging out in the 30s all day, don't let the 40s

deceive you. winds out of the north, 15 to 25 miles per hour. overnight tonight cold, blustery, but the winds begin to diminish. we'll be dealing with the air temperatures not the windchills. reading, 24. philadelphia, 29. millville, 26. dover, 30 and cape may, 32. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, 47 degrees sun and clouds today, mostly sunny for monday, high of 53. tuesday partly sunny, it's mild, 57 degrees and then we have another cool shot moving in here by midweek, 43 degrees by wednesday, 45 thursday, we'll end it on a positive note how about this, hello spring it arrives first thing tomorrow morning 6:29 a.m. >> nobody is happy about this, gray. >> yeah, right. >> thanks chris, you can find the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast and live look at double scan radar at 6abc.com/weather. >> it's cool, illinois has

developed a unique way way to take the stress out of picking a date for the prom. they have a prom draw, the boys pick a card at random, the name on the card is the name of prom date. they have to think up and perform a credittive skit to formally ask the girls to the big dance. one senior admits the skits are the best part of the entire process.

so glad you stayed with us, sky6 live hd looking at the platt bridge there. 9:50 a.m., march 19. this weekend, hundreds of people put on masks for a good cause for the uncs mayor's masked ball at the convention center. it's a fundraising events for the united negro college funds it helps raise awareness and money for deserving students. rick williams was the emcee. the night included dinner and dancing and live and silent cause of auctions. -- auctions. we have details on new technology that helps you carry the groceries. it's a robot that could hold up

to 40 pounds. it can go on it's own and pick up your merchandise while you stay at home. the robot was developed by the same company that makes coordinates. it is expected to go into production next year. a group in palm beach florida is using technology to help reunite people with lost pets. they use facebook to reunite pets with their owners. the three women who run the project helped an average of 85 lost pets get back home every month. the drone technology that's making a difference. >> we cover more of an area quicker than you can walking or driving up and down the road looking for an animal. >> we hope to find pets quicker, sometimes they run and you don't know which direction they went. it's a drone covering a lot of areas. >> the drone can cover several miles in a short time and reach

places in accessible by foot or vehicle. in the four years since the facebook page was create in the pet finders, the membership has grown by ten thousand. that's a look at technically speaking. we'll be right back with sports.

>> turning to sports, this is why they call it march madness, much to the surprise of many, villanova cats run for a second straight championship was not meant to be. they were eliminated in round

32. >> they were not the only team to go home yesterday, here's jamie apody with all your sunday morning sports. >> reporter: when i was at villanova a week ago selection sunday wisconsin's name came up on the board as a possible future opponent, the whole place let out a grown. wisconsin was three straight sweet 16s going to a fourth after knocking out national champ. badgers take the lead. villanova troubled defending the paint all night, they call a time out and come up with this, josh hart to the hoop, it's all over, the cats call for a foul on a missed free throw, one last prayer for villanova could not be answered, they lose 65-62. another terrible game for chris jenkins who was 2 for 9 with 6

points. he and josh hart see their careers end like this. >> down the stretch they made two great offensive plays and two great defensive stops. we knew it was going to be a tough game we have much respect for them. they deserve it, they got it. we played hard, i'm proud of our guys. >> reporter: what would you say it feels like right now? >> i'm upset that we lost. proud of way we fought today but upset we didn't come out with a win. >> reporter: a lot of brackets busted a lot of hearts broken. last time they were in buffalo three years ago, they were upset in the second round. we had two local teams in the tournament, temple women in the dance first time since 2011. taking on oregon. owls were the one-point lead, one last chance for temple, fitzgerald partially blocked,

that's it, one and done for the owls, who's amazing season -- whose amazing season ends 24-8. quakers 20 points with five minutes to go. would you believe texas a&m come back. the greatest come back in history in tournament history ends the quaker's bid for the upset, 63-61. the big dance was not good to us in philadelphia this year. union in orlando, looking for the first win of the season after two ties, instead they get their first loss. kyle aaron scored the go ahead goal in the 73rd minute. union loss 2-1. flyers and hurricanes at 7:30 at wells fargo center. the flyers 7 points back of a

playoff spot. >> you've heard of the sport curling, but the russians have taken this to a whole new level. instead of using stones competitors are sliding yup cars across the ice target painted on the ice rink. engines and other heavy parts have been removed from the cars to lighten the load. every team has nine attempts to get the three cars closest to the center they are allowed to crash their vehicles into others to earn a winning point. it does look like fun. >> it's a new kind of bumper car. >> there's more to come on the sunday morning edition of "action news," have you been wanting a lifter for spring and summer, but don't want to undergo the knife or pay the money, you may like the latest trends and we have the enfoe. >> what does -- info. >> what does a principal do on a snow day, we have the video to

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melts, drunk driving is to blame for this fatal accident overnight. >> villanova loses in the round of 32. >> plus it is your last cans to head to holland in philadelphia, tulips, wooden shoes and windmills. first, meteorologist chris sowers is at the "action news" big board, chris, the vernal equinox is tomorrow. >> reporter: but don't put away your winter coat. we're in the 40s but feels like the 20s. 33 in pottstown, coatsville, 41. saint david, 40. levittown, 38. our locations above freezing, there should not be much in the way of black ice. blahs gore -- glassboro, 38. agendas 38. browns mills 38.

storm tracker 6 live we set it in motion for you. there's an area of low pressure there, a small area of low pressure you can see in terms of real estate 100 miles snerms of precipitation -- in terms of precipitation. that's about it. the wind is out of the north that's a cool wind direction for us, this time of the year, so forecast for this afternoon calls for improving conditions at least in terms of sky coverage, the clouds, chilly temperatures. you can see where the cold air mass is. it is sitting right here, it is retreating and lifting to the north, all this works off into the mid atlantic and the northeast part of the united states. for today, improving starting out with clouds, increasing sunshine as the day wears on, it allows the numbers to get into the 40s. 43 by 1:00 p.m., 43 by 7, windchills in the 30s. >> drunk driving is believed to be responsible for a crash that killed a woman in hunting park. officers responded to this collision on old york road after

10:00 p.m. police say the car ran a stop sign and hit by an suv. the passenger was rushed to temple university hospital where she died from her injuries. the person she was riding with was arrested on the suspicion of dui. two people in the suv suffered minor injuries. from our delaware newsroom, police say they were forced to shoot a suspect who led them on a chase from maryland to delaware. the runaway driver hit a deadened in ocean view that's when police say the man reversed the vehicle and tried to run down two officers. the officers fired their weapons. the 31-year-old suspect was sent to the hospital in serious condition. not clear this morning why are that man took off from police in maryland. police are investigating the shooting death of a man outside a bar in north philadelphia overnight. police were called to the scene outside of the j and s hookah lounge at germantown avenue and cumberland street around 1:00 a.m. they found a 22-year-old man was shot repeatedly while standing in front of the bar.

a private vehicle took the victim to temple university hospital where he died. police have no motives or suspects in the shooting. your time, 10:03, president donald trump continues to push house gop members to support the leader's healthcare bill all this while gop governors are urging changes to the proposal. ohio governor, john kasich and three other republican governors say proposed changes would leave millions uninsured. they want a more gradual approach to medicaid reform that would keep people covered. 14 million medicaid recipients would lose their healthcare over this current health proposal him. happening today, the house intelligent committee will hold theirs first public hearing on russian interference in the 2016 election. james comey is expected to testify. the chairman of the committee is refusing to comment on what the

justice department submitted on president trump's claims that he was wiretapped during the election. the request for emergency oil to stop oil from flowing through the dakota access pipeline has been denied. an appeals court refused the question. that means the $3.8 billion pipeline to moved in understand oil to a distribution point in illinois could be operating tomorrow despite an on going lawsuit by native americans challenging the project. villanova basketball team back on campus after the wildcats march to a repeat championship ended to a nail biting loss in buffalo. >> nova was upset by a top wisconsin team 65-62. they made only one shot during the last five minutes.

>> they were a great team, they made a lot of tough plays in the stretch. we give them a lot of credit, they made a lot of plays in the stretch. >> we had the best fours years we could ever dream of, they need a blessing. >> the team returned late last night to a quiet villanova campus. the wildcats were hoping to become the first repeat champions since 2007. bob brooks talked to disappointed students on campus. students left the center quiet, stunned in tears. the very difficult repeat is over. >> it's disappointing, i didn't expect it at all. >> we were thinking about flying to phoenix for the final four we're feeling defeated right now. >> reporter: it was packed inside, the students fixated on

every shot. make or miss. it was a slow start for the cats that the students didn't like. >> i'm kind of freaking out. >> reporter: you're dieing inside you can't stand the fact they are not winning. >> no. >> reporter: there was not a single fan who thought they were going to lose. >> they have to win, we're hear we got 2016. >> reporter: it wasn't meant to be, the nail-biting game would end, wisconsin 65, villanova 62. the wildcats run is done, though it's a remarkable two year run everyone is proud of, it fell a part. >> i'm so proud of them. >> you can tell it's going to be quiet around here for couple of days. it's tough. >> reporter: bob brooks, channel 6 "action news." >> 10:06. music fans around the world are saying goodbye to lendary music

pioneer -- legendary pioneer chuck berry. unmistakable sound there. he was found unresponsive in his missouri home yesterday. in 1984 he received the grammy lifetime achievement award. a year later he became the hall of fame first inductee, credited with paving the way for many musicians after him, such as as the beetles and rolling stones and bruce springsteen. >> his contribution to the black community the global community will never be forgotten and once again i hope people will look into his life and legacy. >> he was planning to release a new album called chuck. it was his first new album in 38 years.

it contains mostly new material that he wrote himself. >> this weekend a church in new jersey is celebrating it's 101 anniversary. the galilee baptist church in trenton held a ribbon cutting ceremony to mark the occasion. this is video from last year's 100th anniversary. they marched from the old location to the current one on the 400 block of martin luther king. the church has been at that location for more than 70 years. >> here's something we thought you should know, this is the last chance to see the beauty of holland without taking a flight. >> the doors of the convention center are opened right now for the final day of this year's philadelphia flower show this year's theme is holland flowering the world. there are flowers to see and buy. and you can see it after a blast of old man winter. the flower show is a much-needed

respite for all. >> tulips, daffodils, daisies, by far the tulips are the best. >> nor'easter wiped out froforts -- profits for vendors at the flower show, they hope today will restore the loss. today is the last day. >> a facelift can make you look years younger, but it comes day big cost and risk. next, we'll have details on new beauty trends that can help you look younger without going under the knife. >> plus, pomp and circumstance surrounding the opening ceremonies for the special olympics in austria. looking live sky6 live hd from our temple university camera there, this is the center city skyline, meteorologist chris sowers has the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast when we come right back.

>> new orleans police investigating a triple murder in the city. officers say they found the bodies of two men and a woman in the kitchen of a home. they were shot to death. investigators say there was no signs of forced entry. this is actually the second triple murder in the city in nine days, a mother and two young children were gunned down in their home. police have not made any arrests in either case. one day after a maryland

home was leveled by explosion authorities make a gruesome discovery. the bodies of an adult and pet were recovered in rocksville. neighbors were shaken by the blast. not clear if the remains belong to the homeowner who is unaccounted for since the explosion. it is too early to know if the explosion was accidental or intentional. >> thousands of athletes are in austria for the special olympic winter games. 2600 athletes are taking part in the 12 day event. one athlete said the games show we can do better when we try. >> 10:12, nydia debrises with me -- agrees with me, when it comes to the weather. >> reporter: i want you to know i agree with you guys.

i just wanted the one big storm. if you would have brought it to me in january, from that point on, move on. you waited last minute. let's get you outside, sky6 live hd looking over the ben franklin bridge. we cleared out nicely, lots of blue skies upstairs, a nice looking day. temperature-wise we're doing better than we've been over the last few days. spritzes and sprinkles in extreme southern cape may county working out to sea. the pressure is rising. the winds are out of the north northeast at 1 miles per hour. we'll be stuck with the northerly breeze all days long. the temperatures climb into the upper 40s. with the wind it will feel like the upper 30s. presently it's 39 in millville. there's our 41. 31 in the poconos. 38 in trenton and atlantic city

checking in at 38 degrees, as well. factor in the winds you subtract a good 6 or 7 degrees from the numbers you just saw there. 32 in wilmington with the wind. 29 in dover, 32 in cape may. satellite and radar cloud cover across the mid atlantic states beginning to thin out over the delaware and lehigh valleys. it will follow the storm to the south as it works its way through the carolinas over the next couple of hours. you can see that a closeup shot look at the clear skies we're starting to see over the delaware valley. we have high, thin clouds, but they will thin out. by late morning, lots of sunshine out there, look at this, full sun later this afternoon, a nice looking day, overnight tonight, clear skies, first thing tomorrow morning you'll wake up to a ton of sunshine which will continue throughout the afternoon. at that point winds shift out of the southwest, all of a sudden testers will start climbing you'll like the numbers in the exclusive accuweather seven-day

forecast. so your trough or pocket of cold air is here, but the numbers are not too terribly cold. it's 39 in chicago and 36 in bismarck. so once this retreats northward up into canada, which it will start doing so this afternoon, all of a sudden this stuff here will make a charge toward the mid atlantic. you will see numbers easily in the 50s starting tomorrow and especially come tuesday. sun and clouds today, breezy, that's the call from accuweather. 47 degrees is the forecasted high. the winds gusting out of the north at 15 to 25 miles per hour. that will keep windchills or feels-like temperatures in the 30s all day. overnight tonight clear and cold, 23 degrees outlying suburbs, 30 for center city. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, finally looking at least a little more like spring. 47 today, sun and clouds, that's below average. 53 tomorrow, that's where we should be for this time of the year. it is also the first day of spring. tuesday we get above average after 11 or 12 straight days. 57 for tuesday, wednesday, cooler again, another arctic

front comes in, but it's not terrible. 43 we can handle that. are 450 for thursday, friday and saturday we see a warm front pull through, wind shift out of the southwest again, we can take that, right? 55 for friday, rain. 65 saturday, south jersey, if you're in south jersey or delaware, saturday, 56, 57. it's one of -- 66, 67 it's one of those days. >> thanks chris. if you're trying to fight the visible signs ever aging you might like this. a way to refresh your looks without surgery or a long recovery process. >> erin o'hern looks at three new trends hitting the beauty market looking for optimal results and minimal investment. >> reporter: jennifer said time has made its mark, but she is not willing to have a facelift. >> everybody wants an improvement, but they don't want

the huge down time or the risk when you see the actors in hollywood looking different. >> reporter: the new procedure is an in-office procedure that gives patients natural looking lips and very little risk with no down time. >> the results are immediate, but not permanent. the suturers last 18 months. doctor says he prefers temporary treatment bras they are resouthh jerseyable and be adjusted as you age and the skin changes. aging is not the only reason people are looking for improvement. >> i'm looking for something dramatic. >> reporter: olivia is trying to micro needling to diminish scars caused by acne and car accident. >> it creates a controlled wound and that allows your body to develop coal -- collagen,

there's very little down time. but the results are noticeable. patients have come back once or twice a year. >> it gives the illusion of real hair. that is the goal of this trend to replace eyebrows with permanent tattoos. >> it will give me a fuller nicer brow. the shape and color can be adjusted for each person. micro blading lasts two years. with all the procedures it is important to find a doctor or licensed professional who is trained in each technique. we have posted before and after pictures on the facebook page as well as a list of prices for each procedure. erin o'hern which i will. >> if you're trying to get into college it helps if you have friend in very high places.

stars on the abc sit calm blackish said michelle obama wrote a letter of recommendation for college. they met in washington for the international day of the girl event. you can see blackish on 6abc on wednesday nights at 9:30. >> now what's going viral in

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happy on a snow day. moyer gave us a behind-the-scenes look at the fun a principal can have when there are no kids at school. he enjoyed snack time he had fun on the tiny trampoline, a chair ride down the hallway, he found time no for not one, but three naps. >> i knew that's what they did. tell us what you think about any of the videos by going to our facebook and twitter accounts. >> inside story is coming up later on of abc. here's matt o'donnell with the preview. >> reporter: good morning, good to see all of you, coming up on inside story we'll talk about movement in three big races in the region, one has to do with scott wagner, the state senator who would like to be the next governor of the state of pennsylvania. we'll talk about the new jersey governor's race and district attorney race. temple said it is raising room and board cost because of the sugary drink tax in the city of philadelphia. is this another domino falling

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today, chris. >> reporter: especially with the wind. temperature wise we're doing better than yesterday where the high topped out at 42. the 47 is deceiving, because when you factor in the winds it will feel like the 30s. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, all of a

sudden tomorrow we're in the 50s again. tuesday, 57. south jersey and delaware approaching 60 depending on how much sunshine we squeeze out. wednesday an an arctic front pus through, 43. windchills in the 30s. thursday, chilly, as well. high of 45. the numbers start climbing again, 535 degrees, friday, 65 on saturday. on a positive note i don't see any more harsh arctic shot at this point. i see a couple of chilly days. >> this week with george stephanopoulos is coming up next on 6abc. >> the house will begin hearings on possible russian interference in the election and the republicans are revising a healthcare bill. here's george with a preview. >> reporter: 16 days after president trump made the false claim he was i illegally wiretapped by president obama, fbi director come to the house like toy testify in public there was no evidence to support the

claim. how will the president respond. we'll talk to one of his closest friend and two key members of the house intelligent comity and a showdown on healthcare, as well. the president said he is getting the votes to pass it, is he there yet, what does it mean for the senate, we'll talk to his point man on "healthcheck," and the power house round table coming up on this week. >> "action news" continues at noon. philly pops perform some of jazz' greatest. details on the tribute in 6abc loves the arts. the fearless girl may be running out of time in new york. ahead the fight to give the statue a permanent home. now for chris sowers, gray hall, and the entire "action news" team, i'm nydia han. have a great morning! we'll see you back here at noon.

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starting right now on "this week" with george stephanopoulos. >> wiretap covers a lot of different things. >> president trump defiant. >> i think you're going to find some very interesting items coming to the forefront. >> refusing to apologize for his false claim. provoking conflict with america's closest allies. and, just 24 hours away from >> the battle is just beginning. >> this budget is really a slap in the face. >> is trump's agenda faltering? >> fake news, folks. a lot of fake. >> what will be the cost of this self-inflicted blow to white house credibility? tough questions ahead for one of the president's close friends, a key architect of the health care plan.