you, 6:00 a.m., saturday, march 25. here's some of the stories we're following for you right now on "action news." a major set back for president donald trump, the republican healthcare bill is yanked before it reaches the house. plus, gruesome murder, police in burlington county continue to search for the person who killed a mother and her son. and let's take you live outside right now, put away the winter coats and pull out the shorts and t-shirts, we're talking about temperatures in time 70s, enjoy it while they last. meteorologist chris sowers is here to help you plan your

weekend, while they last, they could last forever. >> reporter: it is still march. you will need shorts today and sweater tomorrow and shorts again on monday. let's go outside looking at the center city skyline, nice and quiet this morning and very, very mild. most temperatures already in the 50s. look at this, already 52 in philadelphia. millville, 55. 49 in the poconos, 42 in allentown. dover, 58. 55 in wilmington. uniform we'll not see too much sun today. you'll see a little bit, but clouds will be the general rule. there could be a spotty shower this afternoon as this front right here kind of puts an epidemic to the party tomorrow and switches the winds from southwest to east and cools everything down. remember, the ocean temperature is still in the low 40s be you switch the wind in the easterly direction, the 40s there will rush inland.

that's what will happen tomorrow, enjoy the 70s today. limited sun early mostly cloudy this afternoon, a spotty shower is possible by 3:00 p.m., 73. that will be the forecasted high by 5:00 p.m. back down to 72. big changes tomorrow i'll have the details in the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast in just a bit. gray. >> look forward to the update, chris, thank you so much. your time 6:02. president donald trump has been handed his first major set back of his presidency after several days of negotiations by house leadership and the president himself, the healthcare bail that -- bill that was meant to replace the affordable care act is dead. >> we were very, very close, very, very tight margin, no democrat support no votes from the democrats, they were not going to give us a single vote. it's a difficult thing to do. >> reporter: just like that the republican human being plan is

dead. speaker paul ryan pulling the bill when it became clear there was not enough republican support. >> i spoke to the president just a little while ago i told him the best thing to do was to pull the bill and he agreed with that decision. >> reporter: house republicans unsure what comes next for healthcare. >> very disappointed, missed opportunity, unforced error. >> reporter: what is the next step? >> we don't know. >> reporter: while democrats seized the moment. >> president trump proved to be incompetent there was no art of the deal here, his great technique didn't work. >> reporter: gop leadership alongside the white house had worked around the clock trying to apiece members of the conservative house freedom caucus as swells moderate house republicans. >> i worked as team player and wanted to see it pass. >> reporter: ultimately failed to fulfill the first version of the key campaign promise that

republicans were championing for several years. >> we have to repeal obama care and it can be replaced with something much better for everybody. >> reporter: in washington, i'm kristin homes. president obama clears the way for the completion of the keystone xl pipeline that will carry oil from canada through nebraska to the refineries along the gulf coast. opponents say the pipeline is a threat to the environment and vowed to continue fighting the project. 6:04 a.m., investigators in bucks county trying to figure out what started a three-alarm fire that took hours to bring under control. let's show you video here, you can actually see black smoke coming from the massive fire as chopper 6 hd arrived on the scene there yesterday evening. flames poured from the railways specialties corporation on the 2900 block of state road in

croyden. the company manufacturers watertight doors and hatches for ships. it took three hours to battle the fire. good news no injuries were reported. this morning the search continues for a suspect in a heinous crime, a mother and young son were found murdered inside their burlington county home. bob brooks has the disturbing details. >> reporter: it's a murder mystery that has the maple shade neighborhood on edge. >> what kind of monster would do something that at terrible. >> somebody is crazy. >> reporter: in sadness, it's saddening to see a child's life wiped out like that. >> reporter: they want whoever brutally stabbed this death, this mother and son found fast. 38-year-old mother and her 6-year-old boy.

the horrific discovery was made by her husband, a close family said he is picture with his family. that friend said he called him shortly after finding his wife and son in a pool of blood. >> he opened the house and he couldn't, find his wife and son he called honey his son. when he opened the bedroom, he found the two people like that. >> we spoke with two neighbors who live in apartments next to and above the family. they said they were home it was quiet the whole time. >> nothing, didn't say anything at all. >> i didn't hear nothing. >> reporter: they say they were wonderful people, especially the boy. >> he was always happy. >> reporter: 6-year-old kid. >> always happy. >> reporter: no word of a suspect, after a dead mother and son are found, this is something investigators are not taking

lightly. reporting in maple shade, bob brooks, channel 6 "action news." >> it is now 6:07. a philadelphia judge cleared the way for the retrial of monsignor william lynn who was convicted in 2012 of child endangerment for his handling of sexual abuse by a priest. yesterday the judge denied the defense's request to block a a retrial. former penn state president graham spanier is facing up to 5 years in prison. he was convicted for child endangerment for keeping quiet about sexual abuse by sandusky. the mike mcqueary said he saw sandusky molesting a boy. spanier never reported the matter to authorities. a new report said a

pennsylvania highway lost millions of dollars. state police according to the legislative budget and finance committee. lawmakers diverted $200 million from state roads to state police. the state constitution states that motorist fees and fuel taxes are strictly for highway construction repair and safety. e-z pass users will see changes along the pennsylvania turnpike. electronic toll collection equipment will go up. right now when you go through the toll there's a light that let's you know the transponder has been red. they are against federal guidelines, but they will be removed. you might be caught off guard, but keep driving and obey the speed limit. >> we have where president trump stands on the list of

billionaires. prince honor those who died in a terror attack this week. plus, how far would go to find your wedding ring. details on what one woman did after she tossed her in the trash. >> reporter: coming up in the weather, it's nice and mild in the eastern half of the united states. a lot of locations in the 50s an 60s. look at the blue to the north, as the cold air comes crashing in tomorrow, i'll have the details coming up next.

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the victims of this week's terror attack in london. some carried signs to stand united and no to lawm -- islam phobia. khalid masood khalid masood drove into people on pa -- a bridge killing three. the suspect stormed the houses of parliament before being killed by police. a popular do it yourself project sent an 11-year-old girl to the hospital. she was making slime. while at a sleepover she noticed her hands were stained. her parents took her to the hospital where doctors said her hands had second and third degree burns. >> it felt like hot.

>> she was crying saying my hand hurt. >> you looked at them, they were covered in blisters. doctors determined that the blisters came from extended exposure to borax one which is an ingredient in homemade slime. one woman in new york approving how far she would go to find her wetting and engagement ring. we threw them out accidently, they went to a dump in new jersey where the trash was taken. they went through hundreds of trash bags searching for the ring and guess what, they found them. after searching for just one hour. she said honey i'm not losing those rings. and sanitations helped out in the situation.

>> reporter: at least they found them. >> would you do that, chris? you know what's funny? , with the weather my finger gets fatter or skinnier. >> reporter: nice quiet morning out there, we have cloud cover overhead, a spritz or sprinkle well west of philadelphia. look at the mild numbers, 52 degrees outside the studios, you see the lower right-hand side of the screen it will get warmer as the day progresses. we're shooting for a high of 73 degrees, that's normal for may, that will feel nice impaired to what we saw this week which was not all that bad. the chilly day was wednesday, 42 degrees, windchills stuck in the 30s. outside that, 54 monday, almost 60 for tuesday. yesterday we managed a high of 58 degrees. worry sitting at 52.

dewpoint, 43. pressure is falling off 30.13 inches, the winds out of the southwest that's going to warm everything up, the southwesterly breeze at 1 miles per hour, you see the ocean temperature, 41. winds will shift off the ocean, tomorrow afternoon, so 40, upper 40s, low 50s north and west, low 50s, south and east. gandys beach, 5 3 cinnaminson, 52. note the ocean temperatures, 40s for delaware bay, 41 fort the ocean. you get the easterly flow tomorrow, all the 60s and 70s disappear we replace them with 30s and 40s tomorrow afternoon. there's the front right there. it's called a back door cold front because most fronts come in west to east across the united states. this moving in from the opposite direction, from the northeast, it's a back door front. it drives the ocean air inland.

lots of clouds, limited sun, a spotty shower can't be ruled out either, bring along the umbrella, be on the safe side. 6:00 p.m., clouds and drizzle. overnight tonight, a drizzle and rain, otherwise mainly cloudy and damp, somewhat chilly, the numbers drop off after midnight. sunday, cloudy skies and patchy drizzle and much cooler with highs again only topping out in the 40s, speaking of temperatures, we're we go by 1:00 p.m., philadelphia, 70, here comes the back door front it's already in the poconos at that point. that front will slide to the south as the day wears on. by 4:30, look at the temperature contrast, 74 for millville 58 for allentown 48 in the poconos. the front lights through overnight tonight. by 7:00 a.m., it's 42 degrees tomorrow morning in philadelphia. by afternoon, the numbers are not getting too much better, maybe 47 to 50, somewhere in

that range. a huge difference from today, versus tomorrow. 73 degrees in philadelphia today. wilmington, millville, 74. dover, we'll post 75. allentown 6 are 5. some sun lots of clouds, spotty shower possible, overnighter tonight, all the numbers -- overnight tonight, all the numbers dropping into the mid 40s, millville, 46 cloudy and damp, just a little bit of rain at times. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, 73 today, 50 for tomorrow another big turn around for monday, we're back up to 65 degrees as the back door cold front slides through again, this time in the form of a warm front. look at tuesday, 72. we have couple of 70s out there. wednesday, thursday, friday, 55, 56, 54. just as you would expect for this time of the year, numbers are all over the place. up and down, up and down. party today. >> reporter: party on monday, and tuesday. >> there was an inter faith

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55% in the month of february alone. that's the sharpest decline since the scandal in september. wells fargo has suffered double digit declines in checking account openings and checking account applications each month. this morning good news for veterans looking for jobs,ibm is planning to higher 2,000 u.s. veterans over the neck four years as part of the -- next four years. a four year college degree is not necessary, for many of those positions. the jobs will fill needs in fast growing areas such as cloud computing cyber security and network management and digit design. the company is expanding a program that trains vets in software use in defense and law enforcement industries. starbucks expanding it's pledge to higher more veterans. the coffee chain plans to higher

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back everyone, 6:25 a.m., saturday morning, forecast for today depends on where you are. most location, very, very mild. up in the poconos, much cooler back door cold front pushes through there first. 55 degrees in the mountains, cloudy skies and showers, philadelphia, clouds and sun, spotty showers possible, the high 73. getting back to the book door cold front it is a frontal system that will slide through like this. cold front is did you working t- lurking to the north next now. by this time tomorrow morning it is across the virginia states. the winds will shift behind this front. the ocean temperatures are in the 40s, it will drive the

cooler ocean air inland. no more 70s tomorrow, tomorrow we'll be in the 40s maybe making it up to 50s. 7:00 p.m., here comes the front right there, winds shift out of the northeast, same thing all day tomorrow we drive the 40s inland across the delaware and the lehigh valleys. gray? >> thank you for the update. in sports, now, you remember when wisconsin knocked villanova out of march madness, earlier this morning, the badgers had their championship dreams dashed. florida gaters hit a 3 pointer and won it in overtime. ducis rogers has sports. >> reporter: joel embiid had knee surgery yesterday, the procedure involved removing a

small portion of his meniscus. the sixers anticipate him resume basketball activities sometime this summer. they said they will take a conservative approach with his rehabilitation. sixers in chicago last night no okafor. sixers up 13 at the break. third quarter, 32 points, he does it on 12 of 19 shootings. he grabs ten rebounds. nba rookie of the year perhaps? sixers win 170110 to snap a 12 -- 170-110 to snap a 1 game game -- 12 game losing streak. flyers 6 points out of the

playoff spot. >> we have to work withconsist. >> reporter: phillies optioned out two players to minor league camp. opening day starter, best ought of the spring. one run, he strikes out 3. the phils have aaron hicks, tommy joseph fails to get the tag down, are you kidding me. hicks was dead meat. tag him. the phillies lost the game 3-2. that's a look at the sports this morning, i'm ducis rogers you have yourself a wonderful weekend. >> this morning, the white

house is doing damage control following the failure to repeal and replace the affordable care act. new information from overnight, police in burlington county looking for a gunman after the second shooting in a week in the same area. also questions about whether the homes security systems work are answered. we'll tell you how philadelphia police caught burglar suspects red handed. a pleasant good morning to you, thank you for waking up with us, chris sowers is here to help you plan your weekend.

>> reporter: we'll go live on sky6 live hd, very, very mild here today, i know if you're heading to the jersey shore, because of the chilly ocean temperature will be cool right there on the sand. 70s inland. maybe low 60s own the beach if you're lucky. quakertown, 47. pottstown, 47. warrington and levittown, 50 degrees. center city and chester, 52. hammonton, up to 55, the villas, cape may, 50. smyrna, are 55. dover, 56. glass borough, 51. satellite and radar cold front to the north, a couple of showers pushing north of the buffalo and binghamton. that cold front drops to the south and puts an end to the party so to speak. hit or miss stuff later today and into the overnight. the biggest change with the front is temperature-wise. 73 today. if we're lucky tomorrow afternoon, we manage a high of

50, 51. 73 today, it will feel like 36 by 7:00 a.m. tomorrow morning. i'll let you know how long the chilly stuff sticks around in just a few minutes. gray? >> thank you for the update. 6:32, the epic collapse of the republican healthcares bill has put the brakes on president trump's effort to repeal and replace the affordable care act. stephanie ramos has more on the major set back for the president. >> reporter: republicans and president trump lost a huge battle this morning. >> i'm disappointed because we could have had it. >> we came very close today. obama care is the law of the land. the speaker and the president admitting they did not have the votes to repeal and replace the

affordable care act. president trump agreed to their demands for covering maternity care and mental health and emergency room visitors. democrats called it trump care. in the end trump called off the vote. >> further consideration of hr-1628 is postponed. that ended a signature campaign promise. >> you'll have such great healthcare at a tiny fraction of the cost and it is going to be so easy. >> reporter: the man who wrote the art of the deal, couldn't close this one. the president has a dire prediction about what comes next. >> the best thing we can do politically speaking is let obama care explode. it is exploding right now. >> reporter: after all of this,

trump said he learned a lot about the legislative process and promises to take up the healthcare bill again. at the capitol, stephanie ramos, abc news. >> and now that the affordable care act will stay in place, here is where it stands today. 31 states have expanded medicaid. it covers one in five americans of all ages. 20 million people are covered in the individual insurance market, but petroleum -- petroleum yums yums -- premiums and deductibles shot up. there were 6.5 million people paying the fine last year. 6:34 a.m., new information to tell you about this morning, right now police searching for the shooter who critically

injured a man in beverly burlington county. the victim was shot in the leg after 11:00 p.m. he is recovering in the hospital. police say this is the second shooting at third and liewrl this week not clear -- laurel this week, not clear if the incidents are connected. chopper 6 hd was there as crews put out a house fire in woolwich gloucester county. firefighters were called to the home at 10:30 p.m. the home had serious damage, but no injuries. there's an update on the woman who kidnapped a newborn baby at the king of prussia mall. the suspect was convicted. the judge found her guilty of first degree kidnapping and faces up to 73 years in jail. the 31-year-old woman kidnapped the 7 week old baby from the mall and told her family the baby was hers. a sentencing date has not been set. a homeowner in philadelphia

has his own technology to thank for saving his home from burglars. dann cuellar has the details. >> reporter: a homeowner is at work and gets a text message from his surveillance system that someone is in his home. the technology helped police get there in time to is to -- stop a burglary in progress and nab the burglars in their tracks. the neighborhood has been living on edge due the a rash of burglaries. >> this is not the first time it happened in broad daylight. my next-door neighbor, broad daylight. >> reporter: police say it was another neighbor who was being burglarized except this neighbor had a surveillance system that sent text alert to his phone whenever there's movement and alerts him someone is in the house. >> he activates the camera on his cell phone and sees burglars in the house.

>> reporter: within moments 15th district officers are on the scene. >> some of the males are carrying a tv out the how the, the loot all the bags of stuff they had taken. >> reporter: they jump into a suv and tried to make a run for it and crashed into a parked car. they nabbed three men and woman. >> jewelry, cash and electronics were recovered. they had thrown it from the vehicle and dropped it on the way to the vehicle. some neighbors were amazed with the technology that helped stop the crime in progress. what do you think of this kind of of surveillance system that it's alerts you when you're not home. >> it's worth every penny. he is getting all his stuff back, probably at least over $1,000 in electronics and more in jewelry. >> reporter: the four alleged burglars were being questioned last night.

i would love to know what they think of the surveillance system, they face charges of burglary, theft and related offenses. dann cuellar channel 6 "action news." >> happening today, joni sledge will be laid to rest in her hometown of philadelphia. she was part of sister sledge, the 70s group with deep ties to the city. joan construction zone -- joni sledge started singing in churches and brought us the song we are family. joni sledge was only 60 years old. your time, 6:38 a.m., a delaware teenager stepping up to help less fortunate kids in the community. 17-year-old from delaware city has raised more than $900 to start a basketball camp for kids to attend the local police at

athletic league. he started the camp as senior project. even when the project was over, he kept the mission going, he hopes to expand the camp throughout the state. all football fans out there, you'll be excited to know that the nfl draft will be held in philadelphia next month. there are road closures you need to know about two weeks before the draft begins. spring garden will close westbound at pennsylvania avenue. lanes will close at eakens oval in front of the art museum. the art museum will shut down in phases in the days leading up to the eventment for -- event and for a full timeline and closures go to 6abc.com. new generation of power rangers blast their way from the small screen to the big screen. we have the preview. plus who is going on a free trip around that world with that

guy there? we'll soon know when fan gets a vacation of the lifetime. let's take you outside, it's 6:00 ho saturday morning, sky6 live hd over the philadelphia international airport, we're going to enjoy today we'll be in the 70s. meteorologist chris sowers will have the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast when "action news" comes right back.

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one of the sharks had good region to want all the taken. a large hook was caught in his belly. he was nudging the driver, almost tipping him off, hey, i got a hook in my belly. >> it was a crazy opportunity experience to be a part of. it was nice. >> he removed the hook from the shark before swimming away, the shark smashed the camera as if saying hey, everybody thank you. >> reporter: that was a big hook. >> forecast today it's going to be nice. >> reporter: it's going to be nice today and tomorrow you'll be breaking out the sweaters. >> one day at a time. >> reporter: the clouds are helping to keep the temperatures on the mild side. i think you will be impressed how warm it is. outside the studios, 52 degrees

on city avenue. some locations are close to 60. double scan live for the most part is clear, every now and then we're seeing green show up seeing patchy drizzle south of philadelphia, also running west to east along the mason dixon line. 73 degrees is the temperature we're shooting for. the normal is 56. we're 20 degrees above average. we started out at 49 degrees which is above the seasonal average of 37. look at now, 52 in millville. almost 60 in atlantic city. 55 in cape may. wilmington, 60 degrees. the wider view, we have an upper level low pressure system cut off from the main flow of traffic, if you will, it's not moving all that much. it's spinning its wheels and slow drift to the east over the next four to five days, that means, unfortunately, lots of

clouds in the forecast right through thursday afternoon. every now and then there's drizzle and spotty showers. this is a cold front that will drop down to the south and cool us off tomorrow and lift back to the north as this cold approaches and temperatures are off to the races. we're watching this low here, the front is to the north, the chilly air is to the north and we're in the 70s today. tomorrow all this changes the front drops to the south and stalls out along the virginia capes or the baltimore washington, d.c. metro area. temperatures shift out of the east, tomorrow is a raw, chilly day, temperatures in the 40s, perhaps a little bit of drizzle and isolated shower. not an isolated finish to the weekend. today looks good, mostly cloudy skies limited sun, warm temperatures. there could a spotty from time

to time, if you have a tee time later on. bring an umbrella to be on the safe side. later on we're looking at cloudy skies and patchy drizzle spotty shower, as well. that will continue through the afternoon. even though the model does not show that we'll see showers around. sunday night into monday, same thing more clouds and patchy fog and a little bit of shower activity or spotty shower. for today, some sunshine, lots of clouds, very, very warm, 73 is the forecasted high, one or two showers around. winds out of the southwest at 5 to 10 miles per hour. you can see how this will play out hour by hour. limited sunshine this morning, more clouds than sun by afternoon. the shower threat is after 3:00 p.m. or so. the numbers easily into the 70s later on. overnight tonight, cloudy and damp, rain possible especially after midnight. 42 degrees outlying suburbs, 46 for center city. we're bottoming out in the 40s overnights tonight, but we're not climbing all that much tomorrow.

nice and warm today, 73. raw and chilly tomorrow, high of 50. if we're lucky most of us us in the 40s tomorrow. sunday, milder day, 50 degrees, monday, 65. tuesday, 72 spotty showers. wednesday, 65. thursday, 56. rain arriving friday, 54. kind of a 50/50 weekend. >> we're warm and there's a lot of snow out there. >> reporter: is there a lot of snow out there? we are south and east of the city, we have not had a lot of snow. i will have to move north and west, if you please to get the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, go to 6abc.com/weather. we will learn today who is going on vacation with a

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started out in southwestern oklahoma and finished in nor'easter oklahoma. it is pulling all the moisture in from the gulf of mexico. it is a slow moving system, in order to clear everything out, the low has to hit the coast. the weather headlines looks like, temperatures will be up and down, unsettled through tuesday, each and everyday there's a chance of spotty showers that have drizzle from time to time. getting back to the temperatures going up and down, a back door front will be sliding through, currently up here in the north pushing through you happen state new york -- up state new york, today we'll be in the 70s. tomorrow, winds shift out of the northeast, it's a chilly day with highs barely getting out of the 40s. >> from our new jersey newsroom, the ocean city boardwalk will have a new look by the end of the month.

new decking between 8th and 10th streets. the 4th fades of the rebuilding project for the entire boardwalk. the new decking will be finished in the next week. manayunk wants to make parking easier and cheaper for visitors. the parking lots owned by parkway corporation will get new parking equipment at cheaper fares. parking at 4,000 main street will be $2 on weekends and weekdays after 5:00 p.m. for one dollar you can park at green lane. your time 6:56. if you're watching this morning on a flat screen tv that is mounted on the wall. did you know you can create a flame that gives your tv a high end built in look for next to nothing. here's a dyi project.

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you, 7:00 a.m., saturday, march 25. here's some of the stories we're following on "action news," a major set back for president trump. the republican healthcare bill is yanked before it reaches the house. a gruesome murder, police in burlington county continue to search for a person who killed a mother and her son. let's take you live outside put away the winter coats, it will be almost balmy in some parts of the area, enjoy it while you can. outside we go to meteorologist chris sowers a pleasant day today. >> reporter: not bad, a the joys of spring we're getting back into the # 0s after all the 70s in february. it's been quite sometime