> good afternoon it is sunday march 19 i'm nydia han along with gray hall. >> here's some of the stories we're following on "action news." a woman is killed overnight in a multiple vehicle crash ahead what police caused this horrific scene. brackets are busted and

hearts are broken after the villanova loss. here's the -- hear from the players after the game. >> ♪ >> and remembering rock and roll legend, details on the life and death of chuck berry. first we go to meteorologist chris sowers spring arrives tomorrow, but we'll have to wait until later in the week for spring-like temperatures. >> reporter: it's somewhat chilly out there this morning, although this is the warmest it's been in ten days, it's better, but chilly with the wind. millville, 45. dover, 44. atlantic city, 44 and allentown, a little bit cooler right now you're showing 41. factoring in the winds you could subtract be five or six degrees. philadelphia, 38. wilmington, 38, atlantic city, 37. the rest of the way will be a combination of sun and clouds and a chilly breeze.

it's not a spring-like day by any means, but it's not warm that's for sure. we're starting to see the clouds thin out. forecast for the remainder afternoon, 47 degrees look for a combination of sun and clouds, with the wind it will make the 47 feel like the 30s. when i come back in just a few minutes we're talking about the spring temperatures in the seven-day forecast. we have a 50 in the seven day and we have a 60. i'll let you know when that arrives in just a few minutes. guys? >> thank you. new information this afternoon about a multi-vehicle trash that left a woman dead in hunting park overnight. officers responded to the collision on old york road at 12:45 a.m. police say a niece sawn crossed -- crossed over the line and was hit by an suv. the driver tried to leave the

scene, but they held him there until police arrived. no word on what charges are pending, but an investigation is on going. 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 when he reversed his vehicle an tried to run down two officers. the officers fired their weapon. the # -- 31-year-old suspect is in serious condition. police were called to the scene outside the j and s hookah lounge on germantown avenue at 1:00 a.m. before they arrived a 24-year-old plan was taken to temple university hospital because with multiple gunshots. a fight broke out, and they have

no motive for the shooing or who shot the victim. >> president donald trump is heading into a high-stakes week tomorrow. james comey will publicly answer questions about the wiretapping claims and russia's alleged meddling in the presidential election. >> reporter: as the nation's most powerful law enforcement officer fbi director james comey is in position to know if there's any credible evidence in either story, that 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. last week, comey briefed several top senators behind closed

doors, they were tide lipped. tight lipped. >> this briefing was highly classified it's not anything we can answer questions about. >> reporter: the senate intelligence committee said there was no indication that trump tower was the subject of surveillance by the united states government before or after election date 2016. that didn't stop trump from joking about it with angela merkel on friday. >> at least we have something in common. >> reporter: also on the hill, monday, supreme court nominee neil gorsuch. >> he is the man of our county and a man who our country really needs and needs badly to insure the rule of law and the rule of justice. >> reporter: trump's nominee to replace scalia will begin his

confirmation hearings in the senate a year after president obama introduced his nominee for the post merrick garland who never got a hearing. >> reporter: coordinating to the "wall street journal" president donald trump has chosen the husband of kellyanne conway to head the civil division of the justice department. george conway will handle all legal challenges of president donald trump's initiatives. north korea tested a engine for a rocket. this comes always rex tillerson makes his last stop on the tour of asia. the tour was dominated about the concerns of the nuclear and weapons program. meantime, the u.s. said they are looking forward to the first

meeting between president donald trump and his chinese counterpart. >> villanova back on campus after the wildcats march to a repeat championship ended in buffalo. nova was upset by a confident badgers team 65-62. they blew a five point lead with five minutes to play. they made only one shot in five minutes. >> we lost to a great team today. we give them a lot of credit they made a lot of plays. >> obviously it's tough right now, but we had the best four years we could ever dream of and that's been a blessing. >> reporter: the team returned late last night to a quiet villanova campus. the wildcats had been hoping to become the first repeat champions since florida in 2007. >> music fans are saying goodbye to legendary chuck

berry. ♪ hearing that makes you want to dance. the 90-year-old was found unresponsive at his home in missouri yesterday. he was the founding father of rock and roll breaching racial barriers to his music. he received lifetime achievement award, and he was the first rock and roll hall of fame inducteee. >> for me it's about chuck berry i listened to every lick he ever played. >> his contribution to the black community and the global community and once again i hope people will look into his life and legacy. >> he was planning to release a new album, simply called chuck. it is his first new album in 38 years and it contains mostly new

materials he wrote himself. >> now to a heartwarming stories, two boys under the age of ten are spending their spare time helping the homeless. bradley and brady took time to make lurches and went into the city to hand them out to those in need. trish hartman is live in center city with their story. trish, this is a great story, what are you learning about it? >> reporter: i love everything about this story, gray, these two little boys have hearts of gold. their parents said there was their idea. they want to keep feeding the hungry their parents said as long as they wants to do they will come into the city to feed the hungry, this is brady and bradley daniel ages 4 and 6. they are in smyrna, delaware. this started a month ago when they got tickets to see the circus for valentine's day. they wanted to feed the hungry

and made peanut butter and jelly sandwiches. they gave out dozens of sandwiches and they had such a good time doing and they decided to do it again. they prepped their sandwiches and set out to give those who needed a meal. we caught up with them where they got started. >> we made apples, we made peanut butter sandwiches and chocolate put it in the bag. >> and we have jelly and cookies. >> why do you think it's important that you do this? >> because people need to have food to make sure they don't die. >> reporter: that's very important. how did you get the idea to do this? >> it was all my idea. >> and me.

>> everybody was like, these two little boys are asking us if you would like a bagged lunch and people were like, thank you, this is my first meal today or i haven't eaten in a couple of days, this is my first meal in a couple of days, according to project home a philadelphia based advocacy observation, 15,000 people access shelters every year. i spoke to a homeless man off camera. he said he's been sleeping here in logan square about two years, he called what the two little boys did for him today, a blessing, live in logan square, trish hartman channel 6 "action news." >> truly a blessing. >> there's much more to come on "action news" sunday afternoon. the investigation continues into a police-involved shooting that shut down an airport in paris. what officials hope to learn about the suspect after the autopsy. >> plus as girl scout cookies

celebrate the 100th year we take a look at which cookies are the best an worth for your health. plus, meteorologist chris sowers is back with the accuweather forecast and the first full week of spring when "action news" continues.

>> hard to believe spring is one day away, chris. >> reporter: but we're getting there, a complaferredz -- a couple of days ago we didn't break the freezing mark, so baby steps. live on sky 6 to spring mountain, you can see the folks enjoying a day on the slopes.

they are all bundled up, with the winds it feels like the 30s. radar is clear, the skies are clear. we have thin clouds upstairs, the heavy dense cloud cover we had this morning is long gone as it works off to the south and east. 45 degrees in philadelphia. dewpoint, 25. pressure is rising 21.30 inches. there's the breeze out of the north 15 miles per hour. that makes the 45 feel like 38 degrees. allentown feels like 36 about w. poconos 27. 38 in trenton. close to 40 in millville, a blustery 35 in cape may. satellite and radar lots of clouds across the mid atlantic states this afternoon we're seeing breaks now that the storm is pushing farther off to the south and working its way off the virginia capes that will continue to be the trend over the next couple of hours, the rest of the way promises to be pretty nice with a combination

of sun and clouds, a little bit on the cooler side. we'll stop the clock at 6:00. we'll see clear conditions with high, thin clouds upstairs, overnight tone clear skies, temperature plummet, we're falling of the cliff tonight in the low to mid 20s again. tomorrow morning it will feel like january again, especially early on, temperatures starting out anywhere from let's say 23 to 25 across the outlying suburbs, maybe 28 or 29 in center city. throughout the day, though, with a lot of the sunshine the numbers will climb back into the 50s. monday night into tuesday, we'll see a quick moving system, we'll increase the clouds there can sprinkles or period of rain or drizzle. nothing significant, though. once we get into wednesday and thursday, everything starts to clear out again. temperature-wise across the country, a cool pocket of air across the northern tier states we're warming up across the southwest. dallas, 73. wichita 74. new orleans closing in on 70. this is pushing to the

northeast. this retreats and all this warm air takes its place and we have pleasant temperatures as a result. reading, 45. millville, 49. cape may, atlantic city, 45. trenton, 46 degrees, dover checking in at 48 this afternoon. look at these numbers, everybody is dropping into the low to mid 20s. allentown, 23. trenton, 24. close to 0 degrees -- 30 degrees in center city. millville 26, dover, 30 degrees. spring arriving first thing tomorrow morning 6:29 a.m. daylight hours increase, average temperatures increase and mother nature will start cooperating. here's the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, 47 degrees mostly sunny and comfortable tomorrow up to 53. we lose the pesky breeze, so it will feel like 53. tuesday, 57. one last cool shot coming in by

midweek. wednesday and thursday, the numbers are in the 40s and windchills in the 30s. we get out of it for friday and saturday, 55 and whopping 65 degrees. heading in the right direction. >> that will feel great. >> thank you. it is girl scout season if you cannot resist them here's are a look at the best and worst in terms of calories and faculty. savannah smiles are 28 calories per cookie. short bread cookies have the least amount of sugar. the chocolate smores have the highest fats and sugar. it would take 20 minutes of jumping rope to burn over the calories from the cookies. >> i think it's worth it. more women come forward in the growing marine corps nude photo scandal. heartbreaking loss and

reaction from the villanova wildcats what they have to say about the game that ended their march madness dance.

>> space x dragon cargo ship has does he recollected from the international space station and traveling back to artery. the unmanned ship is expected to land in the pacific ocean. it contains 5500 pounds of cargo which includes experiments that were conducted on the space station. the questions continue after a downtown fire in raleigh, north carolina. a seven story apartment building wednesday -- went up in flames on thursday, the atf estimated

the fire caused $1 million in damage. there were no injuries, and no -- $12 million in damage. no injuries and no word on a cause. orly airport was placed n lockdown after islamist extremist was high or on drugs. the suspect was shot and killed by officers on the scene. investigators say that he want to a bar and four hours before he fired shots at a police officer during a traffic stop. 90 minutes later, they say he grabbed a gun from a military officer at the airport forcing the facility to be shut down and evacuated. investigators found cocaine at the suspect's home. his father brother and cousin were taken in for questioning. the father has since been released. a nude photo scandal with the marine corps has grown.

20 victims have come forward with complaints. the female marines say their pictures have been shared without consent on social media, including a men's private facebook page called marine united. the images have popped up on other sites. in response to the scandal, the marine corps issued new guidelines to clarify punishment for social media sexual harassment will be the same as all other forms. sexual harassment. >> much more to come on "action news," including sports. >> details on a head-on collision that left a car mangled in fairmont park.

>> more on reaction to the wildcats heartbreaking defeat in buffalo. members of the villanova basketball team are back home today returning to campus last night. it was a stunning loss, the wildcats were defeated by the wisconsin badgers. emotional times for villanova. nova nation cried always the team missed -- as the team missed shot after shot in a very tight game. >> we have team coverage of the heartbreaker, jeff skeverski is in buffalo, we'll begin with bob brooks who was on campus as the team came home. >> reporter: the season is over sooner than expected. coach jay wright. >> we're hurting, it's part of being a player. there's a lot of great ups when you're feeling great and downs are tough, man, but it's just

part of being an athlete. we have to deal with it. guys are handling it well, but they are down, they will be for two days. >> reporter: despite the heartbreak over the loss, there's so much to be proud of, the number one seed going into the tournament when you combine the last two years of championship there's so much to be proud of at villanova. reporting from villanova bob brooks, channel 6 "action news." >> reporter: villanova coach jay wright said he believed they were good tough to win it all. they did not play championship basketball down the stretch. they blew a 7 point lead in the final five minutes, over that span they made one shot and now they are shot at the repeat end in buffalo. >> we lost to a great team. we give them a lot of credit. they made a lot of plays on the stretch. >> it's tough right now, but we had the best four years we could

ever dream of. it's been a pleasing. >> -- it's been a blessing. >> we're upset not going out to play another game. we're not sad that we lost, we did give it our all we played for 40 minutes, we're disappointed we can't plateauing again. >> reporter: unfortunately the exit all too familiar for villanova. only one team in the history of the ncaa tournament has failed to get to the sweet 16 more than as the number one seed is villanova. jeff skeverski channel 6 "action news." >> another half "action news" is just ahead. here's some of the stories we'll have for you. a firefighter killed on his way to a fatal fire laid to rest. details on dennis funeral. >> stories stories and the

exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast when "action news" continues.

>> happening right now on "action news," security scarce in washington, d.c. why secret service detained a man who drove up to a white house checkpoint. someone shoots a man and leaves him for dead. police working to track down the shooter. plus today is the last chance to take in the beauty of the philadelphia flower show. we have an inside look of all the show has to offer. >> more on the stories in a

moment, but first a check of the exclusive accuwether seven-day forecast. meteorologist chris sowers, spring is tomorrow. >> reporter: today is the last day of winter, i'm sure many of you are happy to hear that. we'll get milder temperatures in here later this week. speaking of fer -- milder, we are warmer than yesterday, yesterday we were at 42. allentown, 41, trenton 42. there's snow on the ground areas north and west of philadelphia. the sun shining brightly and temperatures in the 40s that will help melt the snow. satellite and radar there's the storm working its way south and east, pushing its way off the coast of the carolinas this is all dry air working in from canada, here. we'll see an increase in sunshine as the day wears on. as we go wider we look at the water vapor shot you can see the pattern taking shape. you look closely at the white

shape, the clouds are in a north/northwesterly flow in the mid atlantic and the northeast it's coming out of canada. that's why it's fairly chilly out there. everything is trying to to go west to east across the country. you can see the direction everything is moving. that's a mild pattern for us, that's pacific air racing across the country. that means it's a matter of time at this point when we see the milder changes. for today, jersey shore, 45 degrees, breezy, we'll call it chilly. philadelphia, 47 turning milder in the poconos, 37. look for a combination of sun and clouds, guys? >> a series of security breaches at the white house are under investigation. overnight a man was detained at a checkpoint near the white house, he was driving a car that was deemed suspicious. last weekend a fence jumper managed to spend 17 minutes on the white house grounds before he was arrested. gloria rivera has the latest. overnight another security

incident at 1600 pennsylvania avenue. this time a man reportedly declaring he had a bomb and pulling up to a white house in a car. he was stopped at the gate by secret service and arrested there. this is the third high-profile white house scare in coming over a week. this incident coming hours after an intruder jumped the white house barrier before being detained on saturday. this one while trump is away in florida. just last week while the president and his family was inside the white house, secret service say jonathan tran was able to roam the area for 16 minutes. he was hiding behind a pillar before they arrested him. this puts the secret service under increased scrutiny as congressional lawmakers express concerns.

>> philadelphia police looking for a person who shot a man several times and left him for dead on the street. police were called to the 7400 block of stinton avenue in east mount heiry. when they go to the -- mount airy. when they got to the scene they found a man shot a number of times. he died at the hospital. police have no systems or motives. nobody was seriously hurt when two cars collided head on near boathouse road. police were called to the scene on kelly drive after 11:00 p.m. the driver had to be closed in both directions while crews cleared the wreckage. it was reopened two hours later. we are told one driver had minor injuries. no word on what caused the crash. fire forced a delaware county family out of their home this weekend. flames and smoke ripped through the second floor of the row home in chester last night. a family of flee was able to

make it out of the home safely. no injuries were reported. fire officials are searching for what sparked the blaze. >> a harrisburg firefighter who was killed on his way to a call was laid to rest. funeral services were held for lieutenant dennis deveaux yesterday. he died last week when his vehicle was hit by an intoxicated driver. he was heading to a fire caused by an exploding hover board. two children died in the fire. fell firefighters remembered him going above and beyond for others particularly children. >> if more people were like denny, if we all lived our lives like denny, it would be a much better world. >> he leaves behind a wife and four children. this vigil was held in penns grove salem county to honor a man killed a week ago.

he was shot and killed last sunday morning walking to his car leaving the bar. his mother cried as the crowd prayed and called out for justice. >> prices at the pump are dropping a few cents over the last seven days. aaa said prices may continue to drop. nationwide 2.29. in philadelphia, 2.46. in new jersey, drivers are paying 2.22. in delaware, it's costing 2.22 a gallon. two little boys from delaware are spending their free time helping the homeless in center city philadelphia. bradley and brady are 4 and 6 careers old. but together with their parents they are working to bag lunches for those in need. today they were out at love park handing out the food. >> we made peanut butter

sandwiches and chocolate and we made -- >> reporter: you put it in bag. >> and we have cookies. >> reporter: why do you think it's important that you do this? >> because people need to have food to make sure they don't die. >> people were just like thank you, this is my first meal today, i have not eaten in a couple of days. >> project home a philadelphia based homeless advocacy organization say 15,000 people seek homeless shelters in the city every year. one person told us today what the boys are doing is a blessing. today is the final day of the philadelphia flower show. this year's late season snow made it that much more

interesting. >> reporter: there are many things to buy at the flower show. but for most the reason to come in the first place tends to be similar. >> we came to see the flowers. >> the snow did make us decide we wanted to smell the beautiful flowers. >> reporter: it is the last weekend for flow -- flower show you can tell by the size of the crowd. earlier this week, the only crowd you will see was the masses of flowers beautifully arranged by vendors like scott kremp. >> when the snow came on tuesday, there was nobody here. >> reporter: the snow wiped out profits for vendors in previous days, it will be hard to make up the loss. >> it's hard to catch up for the loss, tuesday and wednesday were lost days for the

marketplace. >> reporter: for some, there are awards to be had. >> she won first place in the pressed flower division. >> reporter: in the convention upstairs ballroom you find the best horticulturalist. >> to be recognized in a higher class, to be singled out, i would say is a wonderful tribute to a lot of labor and a lot of dedication and again in the end a love of horticulture. >> dozens of awards were handed out to tarp pants in nearly every age group. ten-year-old danielle was among the youngest. >> when i first did it, i was little, my grands mom she helps me -- grandmom helps me. >> i'm just the chauffeur. reporting from the pennsylvania convention center, jeanette reyes channel 6 "action news."

>> just about 12:40 a.m., breaking news in chester. crews have put out a small fire at the church in chester. the flames broke out in the basement on the 500 block of west third street. good news, everyone got out safely. right now the cause is under investigation as we get more information we'll bring it to you, also our website 6abc.com the place to get more information. >> i'm glad everyone got out okay. there's much more to come on "action news" sunday. philly pops are celebrating jazz ahead on 6abc loves the arts. the show that honors the life and legacy of ella fitzgerald and louie armstrong. >> she won over hearts of women around the girl, some want to know what happened to the fearless girl. sky6 live hd looking at the commodore barry bridge. meteorologist chris sowers will

have the full accuweather forecast when "action news" continues.

>> so glad you stayed with us, hundreds of people hut on masks this weekend -- put on masks for a good cause this is the unc mayor's masked ball. it is the funds raising event for the negro college fund. rick williams served as master of ceremonies. mayor jim kenny was at thent. the night included dinner, dancing and live and silent auctions. >> reporter: time to unmask the forecast. >> that was a good one. >> reporter: not too bad by by e way, i like it. not too scary. let's get you outside live on sky6 live hd in atlantic city. the only issue you're dealing with is the gusty breeze.

it's a nice day, but with the wind it makes the air temperatures feel like the low to mid 30s at this hour. the camera is is shaking around a little. we're in the middle of a cold front. we're seeing temperatures below seasonal averages. during that stretch we're 10 full degrees below where we should be for this time of the year. january and february it was so mild we had so many days in the 60s and 70s. all of a sudden we get into march and we see the complete opposite. we should be warming instead we're getting colder. windchills at this hour, 38 in philadelphia. allentown 36. millville, 39. wilmington, 40. and it feels like a blustery 41 in cape may. satellite and radar area of low pressure pushing on by to the south. skies beginning to brighten up. we're seeing a mixture of sun and clouds this afternoon. again, this low here, this is pulling its way out to sea.

as the storm continues to travel to the east, the winds will shift in a south/southwesterly direction, the cold air will retreat and all of a sudden we get milder air working in from the west. the pattern is in the process of changing. here's philadelphia right here. right now we're seeing the jet stream looking like this, we're driving north/northwesterly breeze into the region. the winds are out of the northwest across the high plains and heartlands of the nation. this will work out to sea tomorrow and this milder stuff comes in to replace it. you'll see the results in the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast. look at the 70s across the front range. 74 in wichita. dallas, 73. new orleans closing in on 70. lots of 40s and 50s across the ohio and tennessee valley. and bismarck, 53 degrees. sun and clouds, breezy, 47 degrees is the forecasted high, winds out of the north at 15 to 25 miles per hour.

so that 47 feels more like this throughout the afternoon. hour by hour, 3:00 p.m., 41. 5:00 p.m., feeling like 38. 7:00 p.m., feeling like 38 degrees. and then the numbers tumble overnight tonight. get ready for this, mainly clear you'll need to add another blanket on the bed tonight. cold, 23 degrees outlying suburbs, 30 for center city. winds beginning to sub greg -- subside, we warm up a little bit tomorrow, 53 tomorrow. tuesday, 57 degrees. wednesday, chilly, 43. thursday, 45. friday and saturday looking good, 55 and 65 sun and clouds. >> netflix is testing out a button that let's you skip tv

title. pushing the butsen -- button let's you skip the open. netflix has not said if the button is here to stay or will be added to other streaming platforms. >> if ella fitzgerald was here today she would celebrate her 100th birthday next months. karen rogers has 6abc loves the arts. >> reporter: ella fitzgerald is considered the first lady of song and the philly pops is putting on a show featuring some of her chart-topping hits along with classics from her frequent collaborator louie armstrong. the concert called ella, louie and all that jazz. >> it represents the great american song book and great tradition of american jazz. this is the kind of music the

philly pops are all about. >> reporter: ising along to all the classics. >> the audience will recognize all the songs. >> reporter: guest artists include marva hicks. >> there are wonderful personalities on stage. they will enjoy the music and pesht -- appreciate the talent. it's accompanied by the philly pops 65 piece orchestra. >> it's very dynamic to hear a stage full of people playing the songs that are so familiar to all of us. >> reporter: the concert is part of the pops 38th season which celebrates music across all genres. we exist to feature the best of american popular music. this is the kind of program that we love to present for our audience. >> reporter: the philly pops perform ella, louie and all that

jazz march 31 through april 2. for tickets and showtimes visit the arts in philly.org. for 6abc loves the arts i'm karen rogers. >> a nationwide amber alert has

been issued in the case of a missing teenager and former teacher as police have growing concerns the teen is in danger. 50-year-old health science teacher at the tennessee high school where the 15-year-old attended. he is accused of having an inappropriate relationship with the teen. his wife went before cameras to make a desperate plea. >> let me speak directly to my husband, tad, this is not you. >> reporter: the two were tracked to alabama, but the trail has gone cold. he is carrying two handguns along with $4,500 in cash. they may have changed their

appearances since they were last seen. the emergency order to stop oil from flowing through the dakota pipeline has been denied by the standing river souix tribes. the $3.8 billion pipeline to move oil from a distribution point in illinois. this despite a lawsuit by the american indian tribes. some are using the power of social media to fight hunger in somalia. on twitter they are sending a plane load of food to somalia. the airline responded in a couple of hours promising to deliver 60 tons of food. the stars started a go fund me page raising 1 million doors in 19 -- $1 million in 19 hours.

6 million somalis need food because of famine there. elected officials in activists in new york shows a statue a small girl with hands on her hip installed the day before the international women's day. the statue was granted a week long permit and extended to one month. the annual u.s. alpaca show there is one going on in denver. al pack can -- he will alpacas,e fluffy cousins of llamas. they will be judged on their looks. why not. they made their commercial debut in the u.s. in 1984. now there are more than a quarter million of them in the u.s. >> we went to alpaca farm it was so cute. >> was it fun?

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"action news," police are investigating a deadly chain-reaction crash in hunting park section of philadelphia. a silver nissan crossed the center line and hit a dodge and two parked vehicles. the passenger in the car died of her injuries, no word on charges. villanova has been given the early boot from the ncaa tournament. wisconsin upset the wildcats in

the big dance by a score of 65-62. the defending champions blew a seven point lead with five points -- minutes left in the game. two boys are feeding the homeless in love park. this is the second time they have brought sandwiches and water and other items to homeless people. they got the idea when the family was going to philadelphia to see the circus. >> tomorrow is the start of something really, really good. >> reporter: please share, gray, the first day of spring. we'll lose the gusty breeze, windchills in the 30s, 53 tomorrow. 57 tuesday, by the middle of the week, we get another cold shot, 43 wednesday, 45 thursday, by friday we're back in the 50s, look at saturday, guys, turning warmer, maybe an early morning shower otherwise sun and clouds and a high of 65 degrees.

goodbye to old man winter. >> "fyi philly" is next on channel 6. "action news" continues at 6:00 p.m. tonight. for gray hall and chris sowers and the entire "action news" team, i'm nydia han, have a great sunday!

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