7:00 a.m., april 1. i'm gray hall. here's some of the stories we're following for you on "action news." a police department has new hitech tools to help them track criminals. plus, the skies they are clearing up. we'll get to enjoy a nice weekend, but don't get too used to all the sunshine. outside we go to meteorologist chris sowers with the accuweather forecast. yesterday i was thinking does the sun exist any more? >> reporter: it does, wool call it a 50 -- we'll call it a 50/50 weekend. today transition with low-ve and tomorrow, milder temperatures thaels like. feels like 30 in philadelphia.

33 in millville. presentver. windchill reading of up now on the backside o racings canadian maritimes. we'll cloudy skies today, shore, chillyine, but the windf partly sunny skies,eavy rains g, some sun expected later this afternoon. mainly cloudy conditions during the late morning hours. the wind picking up. poconos it's a chilly raw day, showers and high of 42 degrees up in the mountains. as we look look at the headlines. day.nces there'stomorrow, day,,

a couple of i'll let you know whenhe expect when i see you in ten ren radar at any time fortunate day. go -- at any time of the day, go to killer after a shooting in the kensington neighborhood. his 20s shot oe ead on street. the victim was found dead at the scene. police are looking for a motive and are trying to track down the person responsible. president trump is standing behind his former national

security advisor -- adviser. flynn offered to answers questions to the congressional committee for protection against prosecutors. president trump fired flynn after 4 days on the job. adam shiff has reviewed the report seen from devin nunes who had seen new information from unnamed source that raised questions about the associates connected to president trump. embattled district attorney seth williams said he will not resign, but suspended his law license. his new lawyer said his client will take a an administrative

role in the office until the outcome of the case. his former attorney quit over financial reasons. burke said he is in this fight for the long haul and the case will not hold up in court. mumia abu jamal will receive an expensive hepatitis treatment in prison next week. he filed a suit over his care in january. judge ruled the prisoner had the right to receive the drug. antiviral medication can cost up to $60,000 per patient. he is serving life without parole for the killing of philadelphia police officer daniel faulkner in 1981. the time 7:04 a.m. it took nearly 40 years, but a new jersey family was finally

reunited with a stolen norman rockwell painting that was taken during a robbery back in 1976. for the past four decades it's been in the hands of antiques dealer who thought it was a copy. the dealer came forward after the fbi went to the media in hopes of generating tips. >> my husband cried and cried, it was fulfilling his dad's wishes of getting the painting back that was one of the last things he said was go get norman. >> the piece is known as lazy bones painted back in 18919. it's been in the grant family since 1954 when robert grant bought it from a friend after he damaged it with a pool cue and paid less than 100 bucks for it. today it is worth $1 million. law enforcement in new jersey has gone hitech to camp

criminals faster. nora muchanic has all the details. >> every time you'll hear like a little beep. >> reporter: hopewell township police officer is on route 31 watching traffic and the read out on his altr automatic license plate recognition system. using infared cameras he can scan the plates of vehicles coming and going past the patrol car. it takes the read and compares it to a bunch of different data bases that are downloaded in the system. if it comes up with a hit, it will say unregistered or suspended driver or wanted person or stolen motor vehicle. >> reporter: on march 20th, it was instrumental in the apprehension of two out of suspects who were wanted for the kidnapping and armed robbery of a truck driver in maryland.

it took just a second for the plate reader to alert the officer they were driving a stolen vehicle. >> it was a good hit, if we didn't have the system, those guys might be still out there. >> reporter: the mercer county prosecutor's office funded the camera system in 25 vehicles throughout the county. officers run plates manually, but the automated reader does it in an instant. the officer said on an average day it will scan 30 to 40,000 tags. >> this is what we do in a year, this is doing it in a day. >> reporter: technology like this is a plus for law enforcement. it allows officers to better do their job. nora muchanic channel 6 "action news." >> still tom come on "action news" saturday morning. new details about the fatal crash between a church bus and a pickup in texas.

plus, police made arrests following the massive fire that shut down a major highway in atlanta. >> reporter: yesterday's storm is long gone at this point, look at this, they are picking up heavy snows across new england. that pulls away we'll see the return of sunshine tomorrow and another storm arrives next week. i'll have the details in the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, right after this.

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>> convicted south carolina church shooter dylan roof is set to plead guilty to a vow a second death -- avoid a second death sentence. he has been awaiting trial on state murder charges for the death of nine black churchgoers. a federal jury sentenced him to death on charges including hate crimes. there's new information to tell you about regarding the

horrific bus crash that claimed the lives of more than a dozen churchgoers. the 20-year-old truck driver admit the he was texting while driving. a witness saw the truck swerving erratically calling 911 minutes before the crash. >> i'm following a guy he is all over the road both sides. he is going to hit somebody head on. 12 seniors and the bus driver were killed when the pickup veered into on coming lanes. the truck driver survived. three people were arrested in connection with the massive fire that destroyed an interstate in atlanta. investigators believe the three were homeless and the fire was set intentionally. it caused a chunk of the highway

to collapse. thankfully no injuries were reported. the interstate will be shut down for months while crews rebuild there. devastating scene in atlanta. 7:12 a.m., we're tracking the forecast on this april fools day, no snow. >> reporter: i tried one earlier it didn't work. let's get you outside, i'll show you what's going on. clouds hanging tough morning. we have mist across portions of south jersey. it will clear this afternoon, tomorrow looks really, really good, probably the nicest day in the seven-day forecast. 50/50 day on tap today being the worst of the two days. at least we're not seeing this. storm tracker 6 live we'll set it in motion, temperatures in the 40s, it was too warm for snow here. we saw the heavy drenching rain down the i-95 corridor from rich

rich -- richmond virginia, to new york. new england to maine has ten inches on ground, a swath of snow here. here's lake harmony and mount pocono here. snow showers up there. north hampton county, perhaps a little bit of freezing drizzle this will quickly pull away, you'll see temperatures in the 40s up in the poconos this afternoon. everybody else as the storm pulls away the winds pick up on the backside out of the northwest. testers climb into the 50s with the winds gusting 20 to 25 miles per hour at times. it will feel no better than perhaps the mid 40s later this afternoon. 38 in allentown. 39 in philadelphia. 40 in millville. and 37 degrees in trenton. here's the water vapor shot what

i've done i've expanded the view. i want to go wider, we've a series of storms heading this way, the jet stream is coming off the pacific abbey racing across the -- and racing across the entire 48. you can see the next one in line, that will travel east and pick up moisture in the gulf and deposit it across the eastern half of the united states. there goes yesterday's storm there. here's tuesday's storm here, and this right here is thursday's storm. we have two more together. there's another storm in the making that's not in the picture just yet, that will arrive the following weekend. unsettled for the next week to ten days. 3:00 p.m., clouds and sunshine, remainder of the way after a lot of clouds this morning. overnight tonight, we'll go mainly clear, at least partly cloudy. tomorrow looks good, lots of sunshine expected, testers back- temperatures back up into the 60s. the winds subside, as well.

for today, chilly this morning, better this afternoon, but still we have work to do hear. 54 in philadelphia, allentown, 50. dover, and millville, 57 degrees. the morning looks a lot worse than what we'll see during the afternoon. lots of clouds around this morning, patchy fog and mist. clouds break for sunshine this afternoon, turning wind. the wind will act as a blow drier and dry everything out. overnight tonight, temperature in the upper 30s 40 degrees. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, expect a rain chance at least everys of t more rain, more slop. on a had a

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>> so glad you stayed with us here's a look at what's happening in and around the delaware and lehigh valleys this weekend, the first prom dress drive in lafayette hill answers the bracer of teens who thought they could not afford to go to the big dance. there are 170 dresses, shoes, purses and jewelry and other accessories up for grabs. good news it is all for free. check it out at the william jeans memorial library. >> ♪ all right, local medical professionals will be exchanging their stethoscopes for guitars

and drums. rockin' docs will perform for a diabetes cure concert. the past 6 concerts are raised a quarter of a million dollars for juvenile diabetes research. tickets $30 at the door. show starts at 7:30. >> that's a look at what's happening around the region this weekend stay with us, sports is next. ♪ lights. camera ♪ strike a pose ♪ your eyes work as hard as you do. but do they need help making more of their own tears? if you have chronic dry eye caused by reduced tear production due to inflammation, restasis multidose™ can help... th continued use twice a day, every day,

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everyone, 7:23 a.m., saturday morning, a better day. no heavy rain this afternoon, clouds breaking for sunshine this afternoon. the only issue will be the wind. that will pick up on the backside of the departing storm. temperatures in the 50s. with the winds gusting to

25 miles per hour. it will feel like the 40s out there. the good news, the storm is pulling away. here's philadelphia here, the low is right here. the wind wrap around these things in a counter clockwise fashion. it's mild up here, with a south southeasterly breeze with the cold air starting to pour in on the backside. so cold, take a look at this, these are snowfall projections over the next 12 to 24 hours. we'll not get that, but they are expecting a foot of snow in southern maine and vermont and new hampshire into tomorrow morning. we picked up one to two inches of rain, they will see a foot of snow up there. >> we know it's april fools day, but this is no joke. yukon women's basketball winning streak over. mississippi state knocked them out of march madness in epic finish. >> williams on the drive. she got it!

>> the crowd goes wild. morgan williams all of 5'5" hit the busing beating jumper to stun the huskies. they had not lost in 111 games or 863 days, they steam rolled mississippi state by 60 points last year, on their way to a 4th straight national title. now mississippi state is a win away from their first national title. south carolina coached by temple alum stands in their way. south carolina plays gonzaga tonight. south carolina has been in the tournament for the last 3 seasons. jeff skeverski has sports. >> reporter: we've heard this before, sixer it sixers center

okafor is done because of his right knee and robert covington has been shut down because of a slight meniscus tearful moment. sixers missing way too many guys to keep up with labron james. irving and labron, sixers down 32 they lose 122, 105. chris long said he is following his heart. it doesn't heart the love of his life who grew up in morris town new jersey. long has a very long history here, his father played at villanova. his first college game was at the linc against temple and his first nfl game was at the linc

against the eagles. >> i was chasing around donald- donovan mcnabb all day. i was thinking i would love to play in a city like that, it has that atmosphere. my dad said you will love philly. >> reporter: eagles introducing patrick robinson who used to play with malcom jenkins in new orleans. phillies spring training is over, the real deal starts monday in cincinnati. here the phillies arriving at citizens bank park from clearwater, one guy who can not wait for monday in opening day, brock sassy after tearing up making the team on the 25 man roster he knows that the fans will be rooting for him. >> i was humbled hearing that

people were inspired telling my story about neverring giving up -- never giving up stuff like that, i've gotten a lot of feedback. >> the flyers could be officially eliminated from the playoffs tonight when they face the devils. matt reid will not play he is done for the season because of an upper body injury. flyers need help these mike beccioni arrives after signing with the flyers, he is expected to make his flyers debut against the rangers. flyers facing the dervetle trying to avoid -- devils trying to avoid being officially eliminated from playoff contention. that's sports, i'm jeff skeverski. have a great day.

>> new overnight, philadelphia firefighters rescue a man who became trapped in the rubble after a home collapsed. new overnight violence at a philadelphia nightclub ended in gunfire, one dead, one injured. outside we go, say goodbye to all the rain. we're doing away with the soaking that we received over the last couple of days and opening the door to some of that gold old sunshine. back outside we go to meteorologist chris sowers. >> reporter: where is the sun, gray? >> you have to find it. >> reporter: i do see a few

peeks starting to filter across the skyline. so, yes, we'll see sunshine later this afternoon. much-needed sunshine after yesterday's heavy rains. tomorrow promises to be the better of the two weekend days by far. tomorrow is a good looking day, mostly sunny skies and comfortable temperatures in time 60s. here's the rain, much-needed rain we were in a slight drought in the delaware and lehigh valleys. 1.8 inches in pottstown. wilmington, trenton, 3/4. atlantic city 1 1/2. there's more rain to come next week. we continue to add to the bucket here. satellite and radar storms pulling away, england, heavy rain for boston and rhode island and connecticut area, but that storm is quickly pulling away. we'll see the clouds lingering hanging tough today, but that breaks tomorrow. temperatures it's chilly and raw, 34 degrees in pottstown. 37 in fleetwood.

warrington, 36. center city, 39. glassboro, 39. sin smin --on 37. 40 for vineland, woodbine and the boards in atlantic city. peeks of sunshine after a lot of clouds this morning. it becomes windy that will become an issue later on. even though we're showing a mild high of 54. with the wind it will feel like the mid to upper 40es, -- 40s, a chilly raw started to weekend. we have at least two more -- a chilly raw start to the weekend. we have at least two more storms coming up i'll ten minutes. >> you can find storm tracker 6 live double scan radar at 6abc.com/weather. 7:32 we continue to follow breaking news, a man trapped under a collapsed home. he is alive all thanks to

fast-acting philadelphia firefighters. crews responded to 6200 block of yocupwe yolke msm street. no word on his condition. row homes in the area have been under construction. >> i came outside i asked the company what happened, he said the building collapsed. i look down the street, but they need been fixing on this abandoned building for a while, but nobody knew anybody was down there. >> we learned that police towed away an suv that was partially buried by the morning, one

man is dead after a shootout outside a nightclub in north philadelphia. police say the shooting happened while several people were arguing. this happened on the 3000 block of north 22nd 2:30 a.m. we know that a 22-year-old man who got shot in the head died ae leg, he isficers found a third t while running away from the scene. not clear if the two firing at h a suspected sniper is in accused of firing shots outside a philadelphia strip club. 29-year-old lawrence mitchell faces attempted murder charges for allegedly opening fire outside of delilah's on the unit block of spring garden on monday. police say he used an ar-15 rifle with a scope to shoot at

the parking lot. the shots missed a woman and hit he prosecutors right now planni penalty against 44-year-old jacob as you sullivan, the man d of raping and girlfriend's 14 sara packer was involved in the plot in a rape murder fantasy. the couple will be triedhs. happening today, funeral services will be held today for the infant twin girls who died in lindenwald, camden county last week. a viewing will be held from 11:00 a.m. to noon in clementon. both open to the public. yesterday the camden county medical examiner said the girls. they are

their cribs by their mother. noe investigations into russia's possible interference in the u.s. elections continue to plague president trump's first month in physician. this in office. this morning he is standing be national security seeking impunity for his testimony. >> reporter: president trump tried to steer the conversation in washington nibackng anhat che congressiona the 2016 documents at the white house and cordial. michaelngss is flynn said hse wg sean spicer, pre nope. >>he white house and committee. devin nunes is refusing to hims.

there's a showdown brewing rter president nominee, now, onl a move to prevent a democratic filibuster. pat toomey said he is open rule0 gorsuch. that would allow all supreme court nominees to get on the court despite opposition from the minority party. >> from our new jersey newsroom, a north jerseyh schoon jail after being accused of having a sexual relationship with students she is facing multiple charges including sexual assault. she engaged in sexual agents with a high school student. she allegedly deleted evidence from the victim's cell phone.

the archdiocese suspended the former teacher. former trump taj mahal has a new owner, the sale of hard rock international was finalized yesterday. karl ichan bought the casino last year. he said he wants to reopen the casino next spring and unveiln . 7:40 a.m., still ahead on "action news" saturday morning. siblings in pittsburgh turn to the internet to help their mom find a kidney donor. four people lucky after there sailboat crashes into a california pier. meteorologist chris sowers will have the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, the sun is coming back this weekend, "action news" saturday morning continues right after this.

>> folks in los vegas cleaning up after a powerful wind storm. strong gusts tipped over a tree into someone's roof there. the winds speeds were the highest in the region in the past five years. take a look at this, dramatic video being released from a california shipwreck strong winds and high waves flung four people on to a pier on thursday.

witnesses rushed to the shore to help survivors, some walked out of the water on their own. two boaters remain in the hospital with minor injuries. >> reporter: wow,. >> is there any wow in our forecast? >> reporter: no, it's april 1, how would you like to wake up and look out the window and see this. >> i'm leaving. >> reporter: this is why we got to move to florida, right? >> if you show me another snow picture this morning, i don't know what i'm going to do. >> reporter: this is portland, maine, we picked up the heavy rains yesterday, i'm showing you what we missed out on. >> it's a pretty picture. >> reporter: looks like a painting. heavy wet snows are picking up anywhere 6 to 1 inches with the same storm that brought the heavy rain to our neck of the woods. heavy rain in boston and new

england, southern new england part of the united states up in through here. again, most of this is snow to the north. we have snow stretching southward across the northeastern pennsylvania. let's switch it over to double scan live of we have light snow from lake harmony and mount pocono and in ind into scranton. don't be surprised if you pick up snow showers over the next couple of hours if you're traveling north. it's cold and blustery considering it's april 1. cinnaminson, 39. 41 in hammonton. this is what's called the backlash, the wrap around on the storm. we'll pick up clouds today. appears as if the clouds are breaking up here. peeks of sun later on.

clouds out here across western pennsylvania. this means mostly a cloudy day with periods of sunshine from time to time. it's tomorrow we broke out in full sunshine a very nice day with the temperatures getting back into the 60s where they should be for this time of year. don't get used to the sun we have more rain on the way. storm system number two is coming off the rockies. storm system is waiting in the wings across the packed northwest. storm system number two is gathering moisture out of the gulf charging up the eastern seaboard arrives monday into tuesday, storm system number two. the next one thursday into friday. 54 degrees with the winds it will feel like the 40s. clouds this morning, peeks of sunshine in the afternoon. we're shooting for a high of 54.

overnight tonight, 37 degrees outlying suburbs, 40 for center city. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, numbers-wise, not too bad. every one of these is above seasonal average except for today. cloudy today, blustery high of 54. the wind feeling like the 40s. sunday mostly sunny and breezy, 62. monday, increasing clouds, we'll start out with sunshine early, the clouds lower and thicken throughout the day. rain arrives monday night continues all day tuesday, 64. the next storm pulls in thursday into friday, more clouds, more rain, more thunderstorms. doesn't look very good. >> we'll enjoy today and tomorrow. if you show that snow one more time i'm not talking to you. >> reporter: i'm in trouble. >> 7:46 we would like to remind you you can get the 1e67 day forecast and -- the seven-day

forecast and check double scan radar at 6abc.com. "fyi philly" is coming your way tonight, here's karen rogers and alicia vitarelli with a preview. >> reporter: here's what's coming up on "fyi philly." we're taking you on a culinary trip around the globe from old world italian to food. >> it's all about burgers. >> reporter: give a nod to the classic american sandwiches. broadway is coming to broad street we head to new york for a best look at the date night shows playing in philadelphia. girls night out options tonight on "fyi philly." hope you join us.

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glimpse over center city. it is snowing somewhere, not here. the sun will be out this weekend thankfully. in "healthcheck" this morning, it's hard to escape a cold in flu season without getting sick yourself. if you're lonely it can make the symptoms worst. researchers at rice university used nose drops to infect a group of 159 volunteers. the cold virus they were unmarried and ranged in age from 18 to 55. those who had less social support reported more severe symptoms than those connected. gum disease and tooth loss are connected to higher risk of earlier death in women past the age of menopause. old women having a history of gum disease have a higher risk

of premature death. running marathons can lead to kidney injury. researchers at yale university study runners at a marathon. they took blood samples before and after the race. 82% showed stage kidney injuries, but they resolve within two days, researchers want to know if this type of strenuous activity leads to long term damage overnight. siblings in pittsburgh have made a heartfelt video in hopes of finding a kidney for their home. they created a video showing them holding a sign saying our mommy needs a kidney. if that is not enough to pull at yore heart strings the kids made a plea. >> that video was for mom so she can get a kidney. >> for the past two years,

basically almost a year and half i've been married to a machine. >> diane is battling a rare genetic disorder called out port syndrome. she lost her grandmother and mother to the disease. she needs a donor that's not a relative because it's genetic. the video has been viewed $27,000 times. meteorologist chris sowers takes a final look at the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast as we take you live to cape may, new jersey. we're back after this to do the best

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painting is getting a lot of attention. there's captain kirk, and bones and he tweeted a copy of the praingt -- painting to william shatner. 50 years. >> reporter: i didn't realize it was that old. >> 50 >> reporter: it's chilly, gray, take a look at the numbers no snow, unless you're up in the poconos. 32 in tanersville. 35 in pottstown. 39 in center city. sewell. 40 in buena. 41 in dell haven. a chilly raw morning. peeks of sunshine this afternoon. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, shows a nice one coming up tomorrow. wall-to-wall blue skies, lots of

sun, 62. monday increasing clouds, monday into tuesday, rain, thursday into friday, more rain, sunday into monday, the following week more rain. >> i forgive you for showing the snow. >> it is now 7:56 a.m., we're just a few minutes away from saying good morning to "good morning america." here's dan harris with the preview. >> reporter: coming up on "g.m.a.," new security concerns over electronics on flights. abc news has learned there's intelligence that terrorists have obtained airport security equipment and using it to conceal bombs inside electronics. a top did he -- a top democrat o review documents at the white white house. a buzzer beater,

mississippi state in the shocking overtime winner. we've an interview with the coach. >> "action news" is back at 9:00 a.m., here's some of the stories we're working on for you, a tree comes crashing down on a car. a local boy is taking a shot on the golf course reserved for the world's best players. now for this guy here, chris sowers and the entire "action news" team, i'm gray hall. make it a great day.

good morning, america. new this morning, hidden bombs. the new concerns about isis. do terrorists have airport security screening equipment that will help them hide explosives. homeland security weighing in on the state of airport safety this morning. russia investigation. a new democrat arriving at the white house to look over classified documents and meet president trump as the man at the head of congress' investigation into russia fights off more questions. >> there's not a better person in the house of representatives to do this investigation than me. and in the oval office -- >> the justice department to grant immunity to michael flynn. >> the president facing more questions and walks out on reporters. no joke. the april fools' day storm. snow across parts of the northeast causing dangerous driving