grandmother recovering in the hospital after being run down by a dirt bike. a botched missile test in north korea, reaction as vice president mike pence arrives in south korea. those stories, but first meteorologist chris sowers ask tracking the accuweather forecast. happy easter to everybody out there. it's going to be toasty, you issued a melted chocolate advisory? >> reporter: i know folks have egg out there, for the easter egg hunt, if it is chocolate, temperatures are getting into the 80s. there's a shot of the commodore barry bridge. we have a couple of locations in the 70s. 71 in atlantic city. close to 07 in dover. 68 in millville. philadelphia showing 66. allentown reading, 64. just delightful stuff. trenton, 66. even the poconos, 61 degrees. satellite and radar showing partly sunny skies to the south,

the delaware bay region you get into cape may you had a couple of showers an hour ago. most of the sunny skies off to the northwest. wider view shows activity building out here where the cold front is. for us, it will hold off until after 8:00 p.m., 9:00 p.m. easter sunday looks fabulous. 11:00 a.m. we're up to 77 degrees, mostly sunny skies, by 1:00 p.m., 82. 3:00 p.m., 83. by 5:00 p.m., that should be 84 not a 64. sun and clouds shooting for a high of 85. when i come back in just a few minutes we have cooler changes. that's probably the high two days from now. i'll have the details in the seven-day forecast coming up in just a bit. >> a 24-year-old woman was died after shooting in the kensington section overnight. police tell "action news" the gunfire broke out at 1:00 a.m. in the 700 block of east tillton

street. she was shot in the chest and taken to temple university hospital where she died a short time later. no arrests, but police recovered a hundred gun at the scene. a shooting at a popular nightclub in fishtown sent a person to the hospital. a 26-year-old man was shot once in the leg. he was taken to hanheman hospital in stable condition. what sparked the shooting remains a mystery no arrests have been made. 9:02. three people looking for a place to stay after being forced out of their homes from an overnight fire. the fire started in the basement of a home lincoln avenue gloucester township after midnight. there was expensive damage to the home. it took less than an hour for crews to get control of the fire. red cross is helping the three individuals displaced. the cause is under investigation. a rowan police officer recovering after being hit by a

car in gloucester county, new jersey, this happened before 10:00 p.m. mullica hill road in glassboro. the officer pulled 0 over a different vehicle when he was hit. officials tell "action news" the driver did stop. the unidentified officer was taken to cooper with serious injuries, but we are told he is responsive. >> a grandmother and we are grandchild were rushed to the hospital after being run down by a dirt bike in upper darby. it happened after a police chase in philadelphia and the violence did not stop there. annie mccormick has the story. >> reporter: both scrims went to the hospital. the grandmother to pren -- penn presbyterian and the young child to chop. upper darby police have a person of interest in custody. however, no charges have been announced. >> he hit both of them they went flying in the air. he fell off the bike. >> reporter: this is the dirt bike that plowed into a pack of people in upper darby striking a

grandmother and child. the dirt bike driver didn't stop there. >> the guy jumped off the bike and carjacked a car trying to getaway, the cops was right behind him, i hope they got the guy, the girl was stillless nobody knows if she was all right. >> the priority of -- operatorf the motor vehicle gets off it, pulls a knife out and carjacks the vehicle and takes off with the vehicle. >> reporter: philadelphia police confirm a detail looking for illegal dirt bikes and atv riders were trying to pull over the suspect, but terminated the brief pursuit. the driver went into upper darby, he dodged traffic zipping through, authorities are thankful more people were not injured, considering adults and children were heading inside the tower theater. >> we have 1500 to two thousand

people lined up to get into the show before opening. for us, we had fire department and ems here automatically she was picked up right away. that's the fortunate part, the unfortunate part she is in serious condition. >> reporter: the carjacking victim is not hurt. at last check, the grandmother and the young girl are in stable condition. reporting outside of penn presbyterian hospital. annie mccormick channel 6 "action news." >> your time, 90:50 following weeks of tension between the u.s. and the north korea we learned that the north koreans attempted to test fire a missile. it exploded during launch. the missile did not have the capability of hitting the u.s. >> the missile test came hours before mike pence landed on the peninsula. martha raddatz has the latest. >> reporter: the botched launch is a i am bar are need?

>> food, showers,ssing missile launch for north korea. it blew up almost immediately. mike pence briefed on air force ii en route to seoul. >> this morning's provocation from the north is the reminder each one of you face everyday. >> reporter: on the air bass outside seoul i had an exclusive look at the war fighting and defense operation near the most militarized border in the world. this shows you the threat level. >> we live with it everyday. >> reporter: it's real. >> it's very real. >> reporter: we saw a missile defense system guarding against

an attack from north korea. it determines an inbalanced threat missile we fire a patriot missile at its a bullet on bullet scenario where the patriot hits the threat missile and destroys it. >> reporter: the south korean government calls the launch a show of force that threatens the whole world. the white house said overnight only that president trump had been briefed on the failed launch and that he would have no further comment. that statement perhaps a deliberate move to deny kim kimg il the kind of attention he clearly craves. >> that was martha raddatz with the report. tune in for this week on abc.

we'll here from the ambassador from the republic of korea and hrchlts -- h.r.mcmaster right here at 10:30 a.m. a fire started after 6:30 p.m. on abbey lane in lansdale. crews say one person was trapped inside the home and later died at the hospital. neighbors say the victim is karen mavin. they say her son ran to the house next-door when the fire started. >> he came to me saying call 911. >> he was very upset, he could not go inside. >> reporter: while the police did not release anything about the investigation, a neighbor says gas cans were found inside the home.

>> 9:08. this morning septa police arrested a man they say vandalized two septa police cruiser in north philadelphia. officers say it happened near the intersection of broad and glenwood. the suspect spray painted the side of the vehicles with the blue paint. septa police arrested a man identified as 20-year-old dorian murray. >> today is easter sunday, but people started celebrating early this weekend. >> two, one! >> and they are off, these youngsters in cherry hill, new jersey, gathered as many easter eggs as possible. the hunt was held on the cherry hill west high school football field. across the river in chester, pennsylvania, it was a similar scene. the city has three easter egg hunts in three different locations. altogether there were 3,000

plastic eggs filled with candy and other surprises. we're loving the easter pictures our viewers are sending in this weekend, be sure to send in your pictures as celebrations continue throughout the day. use the #6abc action. >> you got to love it. 91:00 much more to come on "action news" sunday morning. upgrades coming to the philadelphia international airport. we'll tell you what travelers can expect and what it will mean for the city's economy. >> if you're out on the green working on your swing are you exercising in a new study about golf. outside live sky6 live hd giving you a glimpse over center city there. chris sowers says it's a toasty easter he has issued a melted chocolate advisory, we'll explain when comright back.

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with we'll talk to him in an exclusive interview. >> so glad you stayed with us on this easter sunday, university of michigan mechanical engineering students have made a popular puzzle game much, much larger. they mailed a 1500-pound r up -- rubics cube. the size of the cube make the puzzle difficult because it's harder to track in your mind what move you've already made. i could figure that out in three

seconds. >> it's on, the competition is on. >> reporter: i used to get so frustrated with that thing. let's get you outside. we're talking a gorgeous accuweather forecast. here's a nice shot looking live on sky 6 from our city hall cameras. blue skies, temperatures are very, very mild. some locations are already in the 70s, 9:14 a.m. not too bad. flip it over to the radar. here we go. we're not tracking too much of anything this morning. off to the north and west we're seeing showers west of reading and allentown. the direction is moving southwest to northeast. doesn't look like this should effect too much of the area. maybe brushing berks and lehigh county over the next half-hour. the story becomes the heat. 85 degrees is the forecasted high today. the normal is 64. we're a good 21 degrees above the seasonal average. shy of the record set back in 2002. on that day we hit 90 degrees.

68 in millville. 69 in dover. wilmington, 67. atlantic city, 71. 61 in the poconos. 64 in allentown. if there's going to be any complaint at all it will be this. the winds will pick up this afternoon. right now they are stained 10 to 15 miles per hour. we could see gusts 30 to 35 miles per hour later this afternoon. so it will be a bit breezy from time to time. it's all in advance of a cold front that's approaching from the northwest. lots of clouds and showers across the ohio and tennessee valleys most of us that will stay west of the viewing area today. later this evening, a couple of showers could march in here afternoon 7:00 p.m. tonight. future tracker 6, late morning we're looking at mostly sunny skies, a nice morning around the delaware and lehigh valleys. by afternoon, sunny south and east, clouds and sun, north and west. we hold everything off until after 5:00 p.m., 6:00 p.m.

look how far north this is this is the lehigh valley 9:00 p.m., that's the leading edge of the front, the cooler air slicing its way through. overnight tonight there could be a brief shower that develops. that sets up a gorgeous monday with highs in the 70s. 84, 58 degrees. actually the entire i-95 corridor from washington, d.c. to baltimore to new york city we're talking about mid 80s. 82 allentown. 83 in millville. a delightful day, the cooler air starts marching in. tomorrow it's very nice. it will be cooler than today's 84. so 73 tomorrow. then it gets much, much cooler, monday night into tuesday, we'll see overnight lows drop into the 40s north and west, afternoon highs in the 60s. the summer feel is only for one day, but it picked a perfect day to arrive. 835 degrees on easter sunday. combination of sun and clouds, breezy. millville, 84. the coast is cooler because of

sea breeze, cape may, 75. atlantic city, 74. after 7:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. we'll see showers pop up north and west. reading a brief shower this evening, 58 degrees, otherwise partly cloudy skies. same deal for allentown, 57. 64 in philadelphia. 60 in millville and on the boards in atlantic city, 62. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, nice and quiet in the short term. sun and clouds today, 835. breezy and pleasant tomorrow, 72 partly sunny tuesday, 65. the next three days look nice and quiet and very, very comfortable. wednesday, cooler, 62. maybe a couple of showers late. thursday and friday, it turns unsettled, but a chance of a couple showers ascertain warm in the 70s. -- and warm highs in the 70s. >> the hottest exercise at one new hampshire farm, yoga with goats. >> finding calm.

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in the russian-bo live yan >> reporter: welcome back everyone, 9:23 a.m., sunday morning. temperatures across the country you can see we have a dividing line here. much cooler to the north and west, much milder to the south and east. the front is here, everything north of the line temperatures are colder. south and east they are warmer. 67 in raleigh, 70 in in jacksonville. that will slide east, but it will take 24 to 36 hours to do so so. normally this is a bad position for an area of high pressure especially during the summer months this will become a heat pump high you get a southwesterly breeze you talk about highs in the 90s and feels-like temperatures close to 100. fortunately this time of the year, the jet stream is pretty sponge. the jet is that rib ribbon of air at 15,000 feet that pushes everything along the top of the

country. the cold front is along that jet like this. it will bump everything out to sea. by the time we get into tomorrow, we won't see temperatures in the 80s any more. they will be replaced with 70s and eventually for tuesday, the 70s are replaced with 60s. 85 in the city. 75 for the jersey shore. 75 for the poconos. gray. >> thank you. 9:25 beginning this week, wawa will offer discounts on thousands of items sold online when they pick them up at a walmart store. walmart is a able to offer the discount by delivering products directly to the 4700 stores saving on cost of the shipping fees. >> some upgrades are coming to philadelphia international airport. they will focus on improving the

terminal experience and shopping and dining offers for travelers. john rawlins has the details. >> reporter: philadelphia airport most of us think of it as a place to catch a plane, but it's an economic engine. while it is part of city government, it does not use tax monies to operate. i raises money from landing fees an rent and generates money for government coffers. a commission said there are 28,000 people who work for the purpose of the airport and airline. >> the average salary for the airport jobs is more than $50,000 a year. so, again, it's a great economic impact. >> reporter: the number of takeoffs and landings are down from 2005. but the passenger count is the same. that change means a new runway that's in the planning stage is not the priority it once was.

>> we don't need the net new runways, because the takeoffs and landing are down. >> reporter: terminal b is in the midst of an extensive makeover with upscale amenities. >> in this world today passengers make their decision from where they want to connect through based on on what the airport has to offer. >> reporter: professional travelers we talked with said their priority getting from curb to plane and back as quickly as possible. how does philadelphia stack up? >> i think philadelphia stacks up well, but it's my home airport, so i'm a little bit bias as far as that goes. john rawlins channel 6 "action news." >> there's much more to come on sunday morning edition of "action news." tomorrow, thousands of people will take part in the boston marathon. and the new security added in

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on the president to release his tax returns this weekend. what happened when protester at one event crashed with trump supporters. as the nfl draft approaches we'll tell you how restaurants in philadelphia are preparing for the huge crowds. >> reporter: first, chris sowers is joining us outside, a beautiful day, right? >> reporter: all right it's warm, some locations in the 70s, as i mentioned all morning we're working on borrowed time. the summer numbers won't last very long. we have a cold front approaching from the west that will put an end to the party so to speak. so enjoy it today. 66 in center city. levittown, 63. 67 for kirkwood and 68 in coatsville. 70 for glassboro, 69 in dover. 61 in brigantine. 67 degrees in woodbine. here's satellite along with action radar. started out with clouds this morning now we're seeing an

increase in sun, especially across the i-95 corridor. there are clouds to the northwest. you get into the lehigh valley, even a couple of showers north and west of the allentown bethlehem area pushing into the poconos that will be short-lived and should be out of here in the next half-hour or so. the wider view shows more weather buildings to the west. all that holds off until after sunset. even after that we're talking about an isolated shower or thunderstorm at best mainly north and west of philadelphia. here we go, here's the day planner for the city of philadelphia and the immediate surrounding suburbs. 66 now, 11:00 a.m., 77. 3:00 p.m., 83. 5:00 p.m., 84 coming off a high of 85. a little bit cooler for the jersey shore, 64 down there right now. 1:00 p.m., 70. 5:00 p.m., 68 you'll see a high around 74 or 75 on the sand. a delightful finish to the weekend, nice out here right now, testers in the 60s.

it feels good, the cooler changes again arrive monday night into tuesday, i'll let you know how chilly it gets in the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast when i see you in ten minutes. gray? >> happening right now, a 7-year-old boy fighting to stay alive in critical condition after being pulled from the bottom of a new jersey hotel swimming pool. crews responded to the hampton inn in voorhees around the p.m. the child was unconscious and unresponsive. but first responders got a pulse back. he was taken to vertua voorhees and from there flown to children's hospital in philadelphia. two men in critical condition after a triple shooting in the city's west kensington section. this happened before 8:30 p.m. in the 2800 block of north hope street. two 28-year-old men are in critical condition. one man was shot twice and taken to temple hospital. the other was shot five times and taken to to he -- episcopal

hospital. police are searching for the shooter. a woman died after being trapped inside a raging fire in lansdale. officials are trying to find out what sparked the blaze. here's "action news" reporter, bob brooks. >> she didn't make it. >> reporter: the fire in lansdale that turned deadly. the victim was a mother trapped inside her abbey lane home. she is pictured here with the neighbor celebrating the son's second birthday earlier this month. >> she loved my son and loved my wife very much. >> reporter: according to police, the fire sparked around 6:30 that's when karen's son zack came running to the

neighbors for help. >> he came to me and said call 911. >> he was very upset. he said he cannot go inside. >> reporter: but karen never came out. we are told her son was frantic he tried to run into the flames to save her. he was trying to break the windows of the house to get in there. >> yeah. >> reporter: to get to his mom? >> yeah yeah. >> reporter: we see part of the rescue mission, but we know she didn't survive. the home is taped off, an investigation is underway. zack mavin tells us gas cans were found inside the living room, not sure what this means. at this point the local police have not given us an update on the investigation. reporting in lansdale, bob brooks channel 6 "action news." >> your time, 9:34 a.m., a woman and her 6-year-old granddaughter are spending their easter sunday in the hospital after they were run down by a dirt bike. here's what we know. this happened near 69th and market yesterday afternoon.

it did not start there. philadelphia police say they were out looking for illegal dirt bikes and atv riders when they spotted the suspect. the biker led them on to a chase before crossing over into upper darby where the suspect slammed into a woman and child narrowly missing other families walking to the a show to the tower theater. >> it's a kid show from youtube we have 1500, two thousand people lined up to get into the show. fortunately for us we had fire and ems here automatically, so she was picked up right away. >> after striking the family, the person carjacked a woman. he was taken into custody. thousands of people across the country took part in planned protests to put the pressure on president trump to make good on a campaign promise and release his tax returns. those protests turned violent in

california where protesters clashed with trump supporters. 20 people were arrested and officers confiscated flag poles and helmets. >> what's doing to the country is polarizing. >> president trump was the first major party nominee in 40 years not to release his tax returns. he said he was not releasing them because he was under audit and voters didn't care. in philadelphia, several hundred people marched to philadelphia park. the philadelphia march included a giant inflatable chicken. several called for transparency in the trump administration. the stage is going up while many local businesses are counting down to the nfl draft. crowds are expected to flock to the big event and local

restaurants hope that they are going to spend some money. vernon odem has more on the preparation. >> reporter: day by day, the structures on the parkway take shape with two weeks ago. the local restaurants are fine tuning their game as well hoping the 200,000 fans who are expected to be here to celebrate pro football will be here to eat and drink. >> we're getting phone calls about hours of operations. we don't take reservations but we're getting a lot of calls. this is a popular spot look at the lunch crowd today. they expect to be busy when the nfl draft rolls around. >> we're scratch we get everything in everyday. >> reporter: a lot of folks are regular, but they are prepared to deal with the increased competition to get a seat here day and night. >> it's usually busy, but they

do a good job accommodating and getting people in as fast as possible. >> when the pope was here they didn't get to make anything. they were disappointed. i think it will be good for the neighborhood. >> reporter: a lot of new restaurants have sprung up since the pope's visit and hope to build their reputations, but the oldies and goodies are rare going to as well. >> i would like to see philadelphia shine and packed to the gills with good times and good food. >> tens ever thousands of people were in st. peter's square as pope francis celebrated mass. in a speech the pope encouraged people to hold fast in their spiritual hearts to faith despite all the wars and sickness and hatred in the world. traditionally he gives no homily in his easter mass.

back easter services began this morning. one of the oldest easter sunrise services was held in cinnaminson township. people brought their blankets and lawn chairs outside on the beautiful easter morning to take part. down the shore, an easter sunrise service was held by the sea on the music pier at the boardwalk in ocean city. the service included music and prayer as the sun rose above the ocean. coming up on "action news," bob brooks with details on more services held this morning. more are getting into the easter spirit this weekend. pets included. send in your pictures to "action news" use it is #6abc action and check out the photos on the "action news" facebook and 6abc.com. there's much more to come on "action news" sunday morning. he is a viral sensation, meet the baby giraffe who earned

internet fame and he doesn't have a name, nydia. >> we'll have to give him one. >> do your shoe laces come undone because you're not tieing them properly. researchers spent two years on the topic, the results ahead. sky6 live hd overlooking the philadelphia international airport, meteorologist chris sowers has the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast forecast when we come right back.

and data without insights. and fragmented care- the annual easter promenade takes place today, it includes a parade, costume contest and live music and the easter bunny himself. it begins at corner of south and passyunk and ends at second street. our own alicia vitarelli will be in the parade this year. the weather is perfect for a day outside. you might need a parasol, right?

>> reporter: you know how facebook sends you a reminder what happened on this date? three years ago facebook reminded me was 35 degrees here. what a change. it's 66 in philadelphia. this is much, much better. let's get you outside and take a look at cape may, beautiful shot we're looking at the sand there, waves breaking. it's a beautiful morning. we had a couple of showers early this morning in cape may. a lot of that has since cleared out. now we're looking at mainly cloudy skies on the water. you'll see your fair share of sunshine even in cape may before the day is threw. it's nice at the shore. double scan live it's clear, no precipitation going up on the radar. we'll keep it that way for the next several hours. there could be an isolated shower for areas north and west of philadelphia. but it should not amount to all that much. yesterday, high temperatures, it was chilly you didn't have the benefit of sun to warm things up. 66 in philadelphia. 68 in reading. 67 in wilmington.

on top of that we had a breeze, are 15 to 20 miles per hour. it was chilly. that 66 we're already there and it's only 9:44 a.m. you know we're going up, up and up from here. point, 59. the pressure is holding steady. the wind out of the southwest at so miles per hour. the southwesterly breeze will get us up there. hammonton, 72. dover, 69. cape may, 62. most areas are a good 15 degrees or close to it warmer than the same time yesterday. again, when all is said and done, high temperatures top out in the mid 80s. satellite and radar, lots of clouds early this morning, now we're starting to see the cloud deck break up. more clouds developing to the west. that's associated with the cold front that will slide through overnight tonight. it brings with it a shower or two to some locations, most of us stay dry. the biggest change with the front is the cooler air lurking

on backside. 30 in the surrounding suburbs near bismarck, north dakota. we don't have to worry about freezing weather in the philadelphia area. we don't have any freeze warnings or anything like that. there's the low working out to sea monday, high pressure takes over. nice breeze out of the northwest, 85 today. 72, 37 tomorrow. future tracker 6 sun and clouds later today. maybe a spotty shower later this afternoon. this is the line associated with the front. 10:00 in the evening, it's spotty and broken up. philadelphia is still dry. as that continues to collapse to the south, one or two areas should pick up a quick-hitting shower that's about it. 85 degrees, accuweather says expect a beginnings -- combination of sun and clouds, breezy, wind out of the southwest 30 to 35 miles per hour. 1:00 p.m., 82. 3:00 p.m., 83.

5:00 p.m., 84. that 85 we're predicting today is normal for june 28. overnight tonight, 60 is the normal high for this time of the year. there could arab brief shower or thunderstorm -- there can be a brief shower or thunderstorm around 9:00 p.m. most of us stay dry. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast shows nice weather over the next day few days, 85 today. 72 cooler tomorrow. only 65 tuesday. once we get into wednesday, the pattern becomes unsettled, wednesday, thursday, friday, there's a chance of at least a shower each and everyday with the numbers getting back up into the 70s. it's only for one day, but boy, mother nature picked the right day. certainly did. >> 9:46. hey chris, try to contain yourself. you've been waiting for this story. a giraffe who gained internet fame for being pregnant has had her baby. 1 million people were watching

as the giraffe gave birth to the baby boy. abc news had a close up look at the calf. 45 minutes after the little going guy was born he was standing, awe bit wobbly. there's a contest to choose the calf's name. >> reporter: chris. >> that's a good name. we're back after this. dear fellow citizen,

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tax deadline is tuesday, april 18. if you owe uncle sam you may have to answer to private debt collectors. issues will send out letters this month to affected taxpayers. only people with long-standing tax debts going back several years will be contacted. the initial contact will not be by telephone. if your case is sent to a private collection firm, the irs will provide you with its name and contact information. >> in today's technically speaking, the boston marathon is tomorrow and new security will be up in the sky to keep runners safe. for the first time organizers will use a persistent airline re reconsense drone that will feedback real time video to people on the drone. two park drones will be used for the marathon.

high performance race cars constantly need specialized parts. a formula run racing team is using 3d printers to produce the parts. the company hopes that some day it will print parts out of carbon fiber. they could create new parts to use during races. so we've all experienced you tie your shoe laces and go for a walk and somehow your laces become untied. thing you're doing something wrong, apparently not, mechanical jersey from uc berkeley conducted experiments to find out what's behind the unlacing, they found the force of a foot striking the ground stretches and relaxes the knot while a second force agents on the end of the -- acts on the end of the laces like an invisible hand. it's physics.

it's could be the first step toward understanding why certain knots are better than others and it could help understand dna. we'll be back with sunday sports.

on-the-job training. base and republicans on the hill >> in sports the phillies play in washington, d.c. this morning. the team's losing streak is over. here's jeff skeverski. >> reporter: after a tough week in which the phillies lost a season high four straight. the manager put it perfectly yesterday saying that was fun for a change. yeah, the phillies fun to watch.

phils and nationals honoring jackie robinson, everyone wearing 42. using jackie robinsonesque speed to get to this. nobody catches this, the solo shot to left, heller son allows two runs in 7 innings. hernandez get out of here, 2-run shot. hernandez among the best second baseman in baseball. franco, freddie galvis giving chase, somehow, some way, galvis makes the play. in the 9th, no closer gets his first save. phillies and their season-long four game losing streak win 4-2 on number 42 screak -- jackie

robinson day. >> after having a difficult time getting on the floor and getting playing time. jahill okafor love it here. he did not take a shot at the sixers for the way they handled him. he only played in 50 games an only half as a starter. he wants to start, so the sixers are willing to trade him. him. >> i was never frustrated with the coach or brian, i was frustrated with the situation i was dealing with, with having myself and nerlens noel and joel and rashawn it was nobody's fault. >> he finds himself in a situation there's a big road block ahead. openly we've discussed scenarios with his agent that we could find mutually beneficial. if not we're happy to have him as part of the organization, he is a great kid. >> the only pro team in town to win a playoff round since 2013,

the sixers, no, flyers, no. phillies no. eagles? try again, the seoul, the dwedged -- defending arena champs. five touchdowns. seoul win 56-52. that's sports, happy easter, everyone! >> there's more to come on sunday morning edition of "action news," an emotional ceremony for a new trenton firefighter why her badge number means so much to her. one of the hottest toys gets a freakish makeover. we'll tell you what it used to be and now it looks like that. >> meteorologist chris sowers has the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast on this

easter sunday. in the middle of a storm destiny struck. did may imagine april showers bringing her fashionable,

flowers at such a sunny price? never but that's the beauty of a store full of surprises. you never know what you're gonna find, but you know you're gonna love it. meatball on white! next! you want mustard on that or not! come on, come on. i haven't got all day here! it doesn't come with peppers! they're extra! sunday, april 16. in the news, a shooting overnight claims the life of a woman in the kensington section, we'll take you to the scene. plus, a police chase end with a woman and her grandchild in the hospital. we have details on how they got injured. today is easter sunday we'll take a look at celebration

here and around the world. the weather is salutely beautiful this easter sunday. meteorologist chris sowers is at the "action news" big board with a look at the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast. happy easter, chris. >> reporter: happy easter, gray and nydia. i've been watching the numbers and they are climbing, 74 in coatsville, 73 in warminster. 66 in newtown, 70 in center city. look at the numbers in south jersey, 75 in vineland. 73 in hammonton. 73 in dover. 69 in cinnaminson. 73 in glassboro. satellite and radar cloud cover yesterday a lot of that has worked out to sea. now we're seeing sunny skies north and west, a combination of sun and clouds south and east. wind out of the southwest that's a very warm wind flow for us, this time of year, that mild air will surge north all the way into new england later this afternoon. even new england will see high temperatures in the mid 80s. all the weather you see to the

west across portions of ohio and person pennsylvania the showers will stay out there today. sun and cloud, breezy and extremely warm with a high of 85 degrees. the reblgd for this date -- the record for this date is 90 set back in 2002. if we manage to tie 85 it will be the warmest easter we've seen in in a quarter century. some of us will see temperatures in the 30s and 40s by week's end. i'll let you know when it arrives. gray? >> a rowan police officer recovering after he was hit by a car in gloucester county, new jersey. this happened before 10:00 a.m. in the 300 block of mullica hill road in glassboro. the officer pulled over a different vehicle when he was hit. officials tell "action news" the driver did stop. the unidentified officer was taken to cooper with serious

injuries, but we are told he is responsive. >> a 24-year-old woman has died after a shooting in the city's kensington section overnight. police tell "action news," the gunfire broke out around 1:00 a.m. in the 700 block of east tilton street. the unidentified victim was shot once in the chest. she was taken to temple university hospital where she died a short time later. so far no arrests have been made, but a handgun was covered at the scene. a shooting at a popular nightclub in fishtown sent a person to the hospital. it happened in the 900 block of north delaware avenue. the 36-year-old man was shot in the leg. he was taken to hanheman in stable condition. no arrests have been made. 10:02 a.m., three people looking for a place to stay after they were forced out of their home by an overnight fire. this happened in camden county, new jersey. that fired started in the

basement in the home on loan -- lincoln avenue after midnight. it took less than an hour to gain control of the fire. no injuries were reported. red cross helping the people displaced by the fire. a grandmother and grandchild were rushed to the hospital after they were run down by a dirt bike in upper darby. it happened after a police chase in philadelphia and the violence didn't stop there. annie mccormick has the story. >> reporter: both of the victims went to the hospital, the grandmother to penn presbyterian hospital and the young child who police say is a 6-year-old girl to chop. upper darby police have a person of interest in custody, no charges have been announced. >> he hit them and they went flying in the air, he fell off the bike. >> reporter: this is the dirt bike that plowed into a crowd in upper darby striking a grandmother and child. police and witnesses say the

dirt bike driver didn't stop there. he jumped off the bike and tried to car jack somebody's car and try to getaway. the cops was right behind them. the girl was stillless, nobody knows if she was all right. >> the operator of the motor vehicle gets off it and puzzle a a -- pulls a knife and carjacks the vehicle. >> reporter: philadelphia confirm a detail looking for illegal atv riders were trying g to pull over the suspect but terminated the brief pursuit. the driver went into upper darby and was in front of the tower theater where people were going to a show. >> it's a kid show from youtube. we had 1500 to two thousand people lined up to get into the

show before opening. fortunately we have fire department and ems automatically, so she was picked up right away. that's the fortunate part, but the unfortunate part she is in serious condition. >> reporter: at last check we were told that the grandmother and the young girl are in stable condition. reporting outside of penn presbyterian hospital. annie mccormick channel 6 "action news." >> 10:05 a.m., following a week of tension between the u.s. and the north korean i can't i can'h koreans attempted to fire a missile. it did not have the capability of hitting the u.s. >> mike pence landed in south korea to discuss the problems on the peninsula. >> reporter: the botched launch is an embarrassing misstep after weeks of tension between the trump administration and

pyongyang it becomes as vice president mike pence begins a trip to asia with a stop? seoul. tension on the korean peninsula. after the missile light -- lifted off it blew up almost immediately. >> this morning's provocation from the north is just the lated reminder the risk each one of you face everyday. >> reporter: at osan air base outside seoul i had an exclusive look at the war fighting and defense operations near the most milliaryized border in the world. >> this shows you what the strike level is. >> yes, ma'am we live with it everyday. >> reporter: you say the threat is pretty real. >> it's very real. wrntle saw -- we saw a missile defense system to guard against

an attack from north korea. >> we fire a patriot missile ahead of it, it's a bullet on bullet scenario it hits it and destroys it. >> reporter: the south korean government called the failed launch a show of force that threatens the whole world an warning any further nuclear tests or provocations would result in strong punitive measures, unbearable by the north korean regime. white house said overnight only that president trump had been briefed on the failed launch and that he would have no further comment that terse statement a deliberate move to deny kim jong un the kind of attention he clearly craves. >> be sure to tune in this morning for a special edition of this week. co-anchor mar that raddatz on on the ground in seoul korea.

we'll here from two experts on the republic of south korea and general h.r.mcmaster. >> septa police arrested a man they say vandalized two septa police cruiser in north philadelphia. police say it happened at broad and glenwood streets. the suspect spray painted the side of the vehicle. they arrested the man in connection with the case, he is charged with criminal mischief and institutional vandalism. >> easter sunday and easter celebrations and services are taking place all day long. >> many events happened early this morning. bob brooks is live in rittenhouse square with the details. a glorious day for celebration and sunrise services. nydia and gray, happy easter. i'll tell you what, if you do celebrate easter and you didn't go to church today, you can't

blame the weather. it's glorious as you said. we were here for an early morning service one of many we stopped by where the spirit of the easter holiday is strong. this is mount olive church in mantua on easter sunday they were on their feet dancing. ♪ >> reporter: singing, you can tell they were here with their sunday best on to celebrate the holiday. >> amen. and he did get up. we praise god from whom all blessings flow. we celebrate his resurrection. >> reporter: at the church of the holy trinity in rittenhouse, a slightly more traditional service with an amazing band. you can see the easter spirit was just as strong here. ♪

then we turned to an outdoor service at rittenhouse square with the presbyterian church. an amazing easter morning meant a beautiful service. ♪ also the diversity of missiles that we saw. not just land-based. sea based. submarine launched missiles. some of them looked like a df-31. all very beautiful services, you can't go wrong with celebrating easter by going to church. reporting live in rittenhouse, bob brooks channel 6 "action news." >> beautiful services bob. thank you so much. 6abc wants to see how you are celebrating easter. sends us your picture on social media, use the #6abc action. check out the submissions live on the "action news" facebook

page and 6abc.com. there's a lot of chocolate bunnies. >> so adorable. nearly one year has passed since the death of pop icon, prince, the latest on the battle for his estate. a little girl asked her parents for an unusually themed birthday party. it might make you laugh. details ahead. >> it is my favorite story of the week. looking live sky6 live hd at the center city skyline, a beautiful day on tap, chris sowers has the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast when we come right back.

this will continue to bedevil us if terms of intelligence >> today marks the 10th anniversary of one of america's worst mass killings on the campus of virginia tech university. 30 people died when a deranged student went on a rampage. there are more security cameras and faster emergency notifications and a team to help those struggling. it has been nearly one year since prince died, but the legendary singer is making money. the company running the estate have turned it into a museum and concert venue. in addition fans can stream most of his albums online. the deals were brokered in the midst of a court battle between the artists 6 siblings and

rejected would be heirs. prince indict last year. >> a treat in store for everybody. >> reporter: it's warm warm, but not over the top. they say the abc zoo balloon. we have a breeze, but the winds are fairly tame. we'll have the zoo balloon up and running over the next several hours. later this afternoon we're expecting gusts 30 to 35 miles per hour. we see if the balloon will get up there later on. right now everything looks good. easter sunday, we'll flip it over to the radars. the radar is clear. nothing going on. high temperature today around 85 degrees. in case you're wondering, a lot of you were thinking how warm it was on sunday.

1976, easter sunday fell on april 19, we managed a high of 90 degrees in philadelphia. new york city hit 96 we will not hit that. three years ago, it was 35 degrees in philadelphia. big, big swings in the temperatures this time of the year. 70 in philadelphia. 72 in wilmington. millville, 73. trenton, 73 degrees with wind speeds general ten to 15 miles per hour. out of the southwest. let's go wired -- wider on satellite and radar. all the weather is out to the west across the ohio and tennessee valleys. getting into the great lake states. this is a cold front that will drop through here overnight tonight and bring cooler changes to the region. chillier air to the west. 62 in chicago. 70 in memphis, but are 45 in bismarck. this is the air mass we'll see today and tomorrow. 85 today.

72 tomorrow. we'll get into this stuff here tuesday and wednesday. we're not going to see highs in the 40s, but it will be cool to the point you'll need something with sleeves by the time we get into tuesday, future tracker 6 any cloud cover you see this morning will work out to sea. 4:00 p.m. there could be a couple of showers developing well west of philadelphia. this is farther to the west western reading, allentown and lancaster. some that will get in here before the day is out, let's say, 8:00 p.m., 9:00 p.m., 10:00 p.m. far western suburbs showers, quick hitting thunderstorm as the front pulls through. that will set up a beautiful monday, sunny skies, high temperatures in the 70s. the model has us 84. accuweather will go 85. it's the warmest easter in 25 years. philadelphia, 84. trenton, 84. here comes the cooler air working in from the northwest. 73 very refreshing, comfortable by afternoon. this is monday, and then we fast

forward into tuesday, monday night the lows are dropping into the 40s again. tuesday we're seeing highs in the 60s, i think this model is too warm, the high on tuesday is somewhere around 65 or 66. cooler still as we get into wednesday. today's 85. kind of put that in prospective, look at the numbers across the state of florida. orlando, the high is 83. maple 83. jacksonville to miami, 83 today. we're shooting for 85. we're warmer than the entire state of florida. kutztown, 85. downingtown, 84. pottstown, 83. the i-95 corridor, 358. philadelphia, glassboro, berlin all 85. jersey shore, mid mid carol midei -- 70s. 85 today, breezy and sunny, 72.

tuesday, 65. wednesday and thursday, showers and highs in the 70s. delightful back here today. >> delightful i never hear you use that world. it must be very good. >> the torch has been passed on to a trenton firefighter who is now wearing her father's badge. nora muchanic has an emotional story to tell. for a newly minted firefighter in natasha rivera, the daughter of a city firefighter who died in the line of duty in 2009. >> i know he is with me. i'm very honored, oh, my god i'm going to cry. >> reporter: natasha one of five children was 17 when he died. he collapsed after a fire helping to rescue a man from a burning house he died several

weeks later. her father's death was devastating, who grew up wanting to be a firefighter just like her dad. >> stress level was high, but i never gave up. >> emotional, that girl has a lot of courage. i give her a lot of credit. >> at first when she came to me, i was a little bit afraid for her, but she took it, she showed her spunk and stuff like she always does. i got faith in her. >> reporter: her father's badge number 321 was retired after his death. the fire department made an exception. >> 321 for life. >> it's a great day, at least one of them made it. she is doing his dream. he wanted his kids to be a firefighter. firefighter now carries her

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museum in ontario. it shows the iconic doll skinned alive and still talking. they wanted to know what the must have toy of the year looked like without its fur. it's all part of the tinkering toy exhibit. if you're throwing a birthday chances are there's there's going to be a theme. when a little girl asked for a poop themed party. she went in with a cake and costume. the parents said the 3-year-old is definitely her own person and they didn't mind embracing the weird. if this is not the funnest birthday theme of a kid ever, it is easily number two. >> pretty good. i like that. >> that was very good. tell us what you think about any of these videos by going to our facebook and twister accounts.

>> i'll take the poop theme over a princessny -- any day. >> reporter: coming up on inside story we're joined by pat me on talking about the tone in washington, are we heading toward a larger military showdown. we talk about health care. we'll be joined by our panel amid word that the democratic national convention got less money than hoped for. we get ready for the nfl draft. do the value of the big events outweigh the headaches? that's coming up on inside story later today. congressman macarthur promised to protect our health care.

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has perpetuated a civil war and >> we are cranking up the heat today. >> reporter: we are, 85 degrees today. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, just in case you're wondering we were at 84 on this date in 2011. we were in the same ballpark 6 years ago, it's rare when you see temperatures 20 to 25 degrees above average. enjoy today. 72 tomorrow, breezy and pleasant. 65 tuesday, cooler wednesday, showers and highs in the low 60s. by wednesday we could have lows in the 30s across the lehigh valley. a general reminder it is still april. >> a special edition of abc's this week with co-anchor with martha raddatz is coming up at 10:30. >> reporter: good morning, i'm

here in seoul, south korea with one of the tensest moments with north korea. dispite a failed missile launch, the country vows it is read for war. what can the u.s. do to stop them, how is president trump handling this dangerous crisis. we'll bring you exclusive access to america's defenses on the front line and i'll talk to the president's national security advisor, lieutenant general hr mcmaster. >> "action news" continues at noon, can a -- how a mammal could solve a medical drama. >> reporter: now for gray hall, the entire "action news" team, i'm nydia han.

we'll see you back here at noon. happy easter! been fighting there since 2001. what h

starting right now on a special edition of "this week" with george stephanopoulos. high alert. overnight, north korea launching another missile. it failed. these new images have the world on edge. are they missiles that could some day reach the u.s.? all eyes on the country's unpredictable leader. >> north korea is a problem. the problem will be taken care of. >> martha raddatz just miles from the north korean border. >> you're going to use this. i'll be checking here. >> on the ground with the first line of defense. the service members on high alert. how close are we to confrontation? >> you would say the threat is pretty real? >> it's very real. >> tough questions ahead. our exclusive interview with trp'