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this noon philadelphia police make an arrest after a man is shot and killed during an argument. a storied tradition will continue along the schuylkill expressway this spring with the help of a new corporate sponsor. the big to her on "action news" is the rain coming to the delaware and lehigh valleys. >> taking a look at the center city skyline, cloudy dreary and cool skies taking over the region. we'll be in the pattern for a few days before it begins to feel like summer. meteorologist karen rogers in for david murphy and joins us at with the details, karen. >> reporter: storm tracker 6 live double scan shows we have showers in spots, we can go in closer, not terribly heavy just yet, but we see the showers progress up to the north and east, in trenton right now you have showers, you have them in willow grove and jenkintown and norristown you're dried out. malvern nothing more than a drizzle drop or two, it's a

little more more near pottstownd reading. take a look at storm tracker 6 live 3d. this is a lot of moisture heading in our direction, an area of low pressure will be tracking up the coast heading our way in the next couple of hours. 61 in bethlehem. 54 in quakertown and pottstown. 56 in coatsville. 54 in center city. 52 in warminster. 54 in browns mills. 55 in for the skew and dover -- fortescue, and dover, delaware. we have a persistent onshore flow that's adding to the moisture we're seeing. let's look at satellite and radar, you can see how the showers are lifting to the north. we're kind of in and out of the clouds right now. this batch of showers to the south will hit us in the next couple of hours. here's what to expect, not

terribly heavy rain, at times you'll get a shower or rain. 4:00 p.m., 59. 5:00 p.m., 57. cool for this time of the year. normally wield -- we would be in the upper 60s not today. 5:00 p.m., 57 degrees. the rain will be heavier tomorrow, i'll show you that on future tracker 6 to help you plan your day in just a few minutes. gunfire rang out inside a philadelphia home this morning, a 17-year-old boy was shot in the eye. bob brooks is on the scene of the 5300 block of lindbergh boulevard with the details. >> reporter: sarah we heard from police for whatever reason the 17-year-old's friend was the one who shot him. he did stay at the scene. this is the home across from the boulevard at 7:00 a.m. this morning. it was 7:00 a.m. inside this southwest philadelphia home when a gunshot went off. neighbor richard freeman heard it. >> it was like a snap of the

finger, really. like i said it happened so fast, now the 17-year-old is fighting for his life. he was shot in the head in the left eye. he was home on the 5300 block of lindbergh boulevard. philadelphia police have confirmed one person has been detained. our crews were there as this young man was cuffed and put into the back of a police van. no word on his involvement another neighbor paul faller said this is the result of bigger problem, that's young people having guns. >> a lot of us need to have is to put the guns away, get some boxing gloves. these kids are too young to get shot. >> reporter: it's not clear what circumstances led up to it, but again, the 17 shot in his eye was shot by his friend who did stay at the scene. reporting live in southwest philadelphia, bob brooks channel 6 "action news." >> thank you. police in delaware county

are investigating a stabbing this noon. chopper 6 hd was in upper darby before 10:30 a.m. no word on the condition of the victim or what led to the shooting. a 22-year-old man was shot and killed following an argument in philadelphia's germantown section overnight. authorities say it happened inside a third floor apartment along the unit block of east penn street after midnight. detectives say one of the men pulled out a gun and killed the other man and took off. officers captured him a short time later. >> all right, the nfl draft days away, tonight the final phase of road closures go into effect as crews continue to work on the parkway. 7:00 p.m., the buyer parkway closes -- the entire parkway closes. nearby residents say the iconic

street looks like they have never seen it before. >> you can't see the art museum from down the parkway. it's unbelievable, no, i've never seen a stage that big, it's crazy. >> we actually came down here my cousins are visiting from north jersey i wanted to show them the beautiful city with the gorgeous parkway, i know this is temporary, but you can't see the art museum. >> the nfl draft experience opens thursday at noon, the first picks made thursday night. "action news" will have complete live coverage from the nfl draft and all the excitement around it, our sports and news teams will be live from the draft theater on the benjamin franklin parkway in the in the middle of all the action. we'll have a team high above the parkway in our studios at the embassy suites. the dad vail regatta on the schuylkill expressway will be back this year thanks to a new corporate sponsor.

independence blue cross is the new sponsor. they thanked the company for the support to keep the rogue tradition alive -- the rowing tradition alive in philadelphia. >> what a coup to have the athletes to come to be and the schuylkill river. >> the 79th annual regatta takes place may 12th and 13th. in other news, sentencing phase continues for eric frein. defense lawyers said they may raise questions about his father influence that police had too much power and not held accountable. jurors will decide whether to sentence him to life in prison or give him the death penalty. he was convicted of killing brian dixon and wounding alex

douglass in an ambush shooting. tad cummings is in federal custody in california. he was arrested on thursday following an nationwide search. cumghts and -- tad cummings ande girls disappeared march 13th. he faces charges of sexual contact with a minor and aggravated kid a napping. >> it will be a -- kidnapping. >> it will be a busy week for president trump president trump as he closes in on his 100th day in office. >> this as he perhaps to unveil a major tax plan before he marks the major milestone in office on saturday, jen anyway -- jennay joins us from washington. >> reporter: 53% of americans disprove of the job president

trump has done so far. five days out from his 100th day in office, president trump has fallen short of most of the standards he set during the campaign. >> what follows is my 100 day action plan to make america great again. >> reporter: in october he offered a contract to the american voter promising major legislation on ten campaign promises in the first 100 days. the plan to replace obama care has not passed. they are touting less important bills as other measures of trump's success. >> we signed more legislation into law in the first 100 days than any other administration. >> no administration has accomplished more in the first 09 days. >> reporter: the president has been busy on his rallying cry of

immigration. calling for triple ice officers and adding thousands of border patrol agents an order lg -- ordering construction on the border wall that could create a costly hurdle in the coming days, house and senate have until friday to cut a trillion dollar spending deal. the president wants government funding bill that includes money for the wall. democrats are refusing. >> i will build a great great wall on our southern border and i will have mexico pay for that wall. mark my words. >> reporter: and that abc news washington post poll say 60% of americans say president trump has not accomplished much so far. 96% of americans who voted for trump in november have no regrets and would vote for him again.

live in washington, jannay norman. a deadly blaze, five killed when a blaze races through the house in queens. investigators are searching for what sparked fire. thieves used their car to break into a high end store in chicago's magnificent mile. those stories and more when we come right back.

>> fire investigators are looking for what may have sparked a fast-moving house fire that killed five people including three children in queens new york. the mayor of new york is calling the blaze a devastation of a family. a neighbor driving by saw the flames and called for help. the wood framed home burned so quickly it was already engulfed in flames by the time they arrived. mother nature gave firefighters in florida a little help in battling devastating wildfires. 7,000 acres of handle have been scorched that helped firefighters to gain 50% containment in the blaze. four homes and two sheds and two vehicles have been destroyed in the fire. there's concern of burned trees in danger of falling down. police in chicago are on the hunt for burglars who hit a high end store along the famed

magnificent mile. they crashed into a store and jumped into a waiting suffer and took off. they found the getaway car 11 miles away. in new orleans workers finished taking down the first of four confederate statues they wore military vests and helmet and obscured their faces due to death threats. it honored a group that tried to overthrow biracial government during the civil war. >> it took two implosions to bring down an old bridge in ohio. technicians first blasted the

jeremiah marrow bridge in warren county yesterday. part of the bridge stayed standing. implosion wiring is similar to christmas nights, so one faulty connection stopped the entire consequence. a second implosion brought down the rest. the new bridge open and is designed to last a hundred years. why frito lay is pulling its potato chips from store shelves. president trump and his daughter make an out of this world phone call all in celebration of a huge world record we'll explain when "action news" continues. >> frito lay has announced it

is recalling their potato products due to fears of salmonella contamination, jalapeno lays potato championships. the effected products have a guaranteed fresh date of july 4 or earlier. also affected are small bags in multipacks used by date of june 20th or earlier. panera bread is looking to higher ten thousand drivers. they will deliver lunch and dinner seven days a week. there will be a five dollar minimum purchase and three dollar delivery fee. they plan to higher -- hire the

drivers by year's end. there's a research study that found transplant precip yanlts have an elevated risk for many types of cancer because of of the therapy following transplants. the highest risk is in the first year following the transplants. >> let's check in with alicia vitarelli live with a look ahead. >> reporter: coming up at 4:00 p.m. we have an uber alert, we'll tell you why the ride sharing app has been tracking former users after they deleted the app and uber is not denying it. plus bike bed let me we're learning -- bedlum we'll tell

you about bikes winding through the vine street expressway. coming up later we'll meet a baby and his grateful parents and his entrance into a world in a parking lot. that's all coming up today at 4:00 p.m. we'll see you then. >> quick break, the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast when we come right back.

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>> karen is here with an check of the accuweather forecast arc dreary one. >> reporter: it is dreary, yesterday was so nice, the weather is going downhill and staying that way for a couple of days. storm tracker 6 live double scan you see to our south, near cape may we're starting to get showers trying to build in. for the most part it's north and west of the city at the moment. i want to go in closer with our street level view.

coatsville, downingtown a little wet there. reading, pottstown it's wet. turnpike willow grove and jenkintown and i-95 in trenton right now. we'll be in and out of the showers today. let's go outside and see what it looks like right now. sky6 live hd is looking live at the cloud deck, you certainly see the clouds up above right now as you look over the commodore barry bridge. let's check the morning lows. it was chilly out there this morning, we were barely above freezing in the poconos this morning. only 41. that was the low in allentown. 46 in reading. 49 in philadelphia. 48 in millville. even atlantic city we dipped down to 47 overnight. since that time temperatures have rebounded a bit. we'll well below average. 54 in philadelphia. a little better in the lehigh valley. upper 50s there. 54 in trenton. 56 in millville. 55 in dover. you can see the angle of the wind culling off the -- coming in off the ocean, that's adding

to the cloud cover and the moisture in the air, the damp feel. satellite and radar double-barreled area of low pressure all this moisture along the coast that's all going to work its way up into the region, not just today, but today and tomorrow. tomorrow will be wetter than today. let's run it down this afternoon. clouds, showers here or there, we can see showers starting near cape may and that's going to progress northward toward the philadelphia area. 2:00 p.m., 57. 4:00 p.m., 59. that's the high staying in the 50s. at 6:00 p.m., 56 degrees, 8:00 p.m., 10:00 p.m. you'll have clouds and showers here and there. looks like we'll get to the low 60s in the lehigh valley staying in the 50s everywhere else. even a little cooler in atlantic city, 56. future tracker 6 showing at 7:00 p.m. tonight, showers, a little bit of rain, lots of clouds, kind of more of the same up until tomorrow, see the difference here? this is a look at 9:30 a.m., now all of a sudden you see the heavy rain it's yellow and orange and red indicating really

coming down tomorrow morning. we watch this advance. it's heavy much of the day on and off rain tomorrow, a little heavier tomorrow than today. at midnight you're dealing with leftover showers or rain trying to spin out of here on wednesday, so we can kick it out of here in time for the nfl draft. today and tomorrow, east winds, rounds ever rain, tomorrow is wetter than today. tomorrow about an inch of rain, two dreary days with unseasonable cool temperatures. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, it's damp and cooler, 59 for the high. you'll be in the low 60s in the lehigh valley. showers and period of rain, damp. tomorrow periods of rain heavier at times, breezy, 58 degrees for the high. wednesday morning showers, clouds linger, i think we'll get a peek of sunshine at the end of the day. that 70 may be high, the idea it gets better wednesday, thursday, 82. friday, partly sunny, 84. friday, saturday, sunday we have a slight chance of a shower or

thunderstorm popping up. much of that time period nfl draft penn relay it will liberia summer. 84 and 86 on saturday, sunday, 82 degrees. the temperatures from the 50s to the 80s. that's a big range all over the map. president donald trump made a long distance phone call to the space station conthe owe to congratulate the astronaut for the most accumulated time by an american. by the time she returns in september she will have logged 666 days.

his daughter joined him in the call. >> people are getting a game plan ready for the nfl draft sporting event. another major event will make it tougher to get around the city. >> 6abc loves the arts shows you around those stories and much more coming up next.

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stories we're following on "action news" at 12:30 p.m. drivers are in for a one-two punch, the nfl draft and the penn relays arrive in time at the same time and will impact city traffic. we're learning details of a shooting of a teenager inside a home? southwest philadelphia. >> the week is starting out cool and welt, but a warmup is coming for the big philadelphia sports week ahead. >> more closures for the nfl draft in philadelphia are hours away from kicking in. the commuter headaches will be compounded by the road closures happening at the same time. jeanette reyes has more on it is events and the potential travel trouble. >> reporter: the countdown is on, you can see the stage is lit up, which means the time is near. while some are anxiously awaiting the big day, others are dreading the headache that comes