>> thank you for joining us, sunday may 21 i'm gray hall. innydia han is off. here's some of the stories we're following on "action news." we're following developing news a pregnant woman was found dead after a suspicious fire in north philadelphia. crews are trying to

determine what caused a fire in wynnfield that killed three people. those stories in a moment, but outside we go to meteorologist chris sowers. you're smiling. >> reporter: it's better this afternoon, gray, we have blue skies a couple of clouds approaching from the west, the high, thin clouds, generally speaking blue skies, very, very comfortable this afternoon. 70 in in philadelphia. allentown. 67 for reading and trenton. 68 in millville. 64 in dover. 66 in wilmington, cape may checking in at 60. that's the high for the day down at the jersey shore. you will start pulling back over the next couple of hours. temperatures will fall into the upper 50s by 2:00 p.m. this afternoon. as we push over to satellite and radar, you know what, guys if you can help me out here, i have problems with the clicker i can't advance this, we flip it over to satellite and radar you will notice clouds from the west, unfortunately this will not cooperate. there you go, all right, here's

satellite and radar clouds approaching from the west the idea for the this afternoon is an increase in clouds. those clouds will lower and thicken as the evening wears on that gives way to rain overnight. let's advance this again. forecast for today, sun and clouds, pleasant with a high of 70 degrees, when i come back in just a few minutes we'll talk about the rain chances heading this way, we have a chance tomorrow and greater chance wednesday into thursday, the big question will it last through memorial day weekend? we'll have the answer in the seven day forecast coming up in ten minutes. gray. >> thank you. developing from north philadelphia, a pregnant woman was found dead after a fire that crews are calling suspicious that was reported around 7:30 a.m. on the 2100 block of west susquehanna avenue. once inside crews found a 35-year-old woman in the second

floor bedroom. she was five months pregnant and pronounced at the scene. the fire marshal is calling the death suspicious, and has not released details. three people are dead in the wynnfield section following an overnight house fire. the community in shock of course, in shock. bob brooks is live in wynfield with what we're learning about the victims. >> reporter: gray, talking to neighbors all the victims who were killed in the fire they were all family, the couple who lived here was well-known in the community they were active and well loved. behind me is the home that burned. you can see the windows they were busted out. that's where the flames were shooting out this morning. >> during the last few hours we watched as heartbroken family and friends consoled each other and went inside to salvage anything they can.

the house caught fire on diamond street in wynnfield. >> annie is a beautiful pillar of this community. i was going through my own stuff she prayed and encouraged me every time i saw her. >> reporter: according to neighbors, the victims are all family a couple who lived here a long time and their adult son. the couple worked on most of their lives to keep the neighborhood safe and help others. >> we used to go out on drug marches. >> reporter: they ran the diamond club which is the place where people gather. >> a 4th person was able to jump out of the home and broke his leg. he is in the hospital with serious injuries. that was the couple's second son. >> our prayers go out to him. the red cross is here because he won't be able to stay there. >> we heard about the people who tried to save her home.

>> i said miss anne your house is on fire. i heard her say cliff lee the house is on fire. once they kicked the door in, we tried to get low and go in in, but the smoke was so powerful it pushed us back out. >> this community will be at a loss, the question becomes whole step up and take on their work, but right now our hearts go out to their family and prayers for their souls. >> reporter: horrible to hear this happened to such good people. another live look at the home where this happened. red cross offering mental health and spiritual report no word from officials, but we can confirm there were no working fire detecters in the home. bob brooks channel 6 "action news." >> thank you for the update there. we're learning more about the

chaotic scene where nine people were shot in the strawberry mansion section of philadelphia. we know late last night two men fired into a crowd at 23rd and huntington street. nine of an estimated 30 were shot at the location there. police say some of the victims were outside listening to music and live streaming on facebook when the shooting started. some were treated by medics, others were taken to the hospital in police cruiser and others in private cars. at one point so many victims were showing up to one hospital police had to dwoart -- divert officers to other ones. >> be advised we have 6. >> walking into the e-r. >> reporter: two were critically injured, it the others in stable

condition. developing right now president donald trump has made a strong plea to 50 muslim and arab leaders only by uniting will they drive terrorists from their soil. the president's speech emphasized that the effort to end terrorism is not a war on islam. >> this is not a battle between different faiths or different sects or different civilizations, this is a battle between barbaric criminals who seek to obliterate human life and decent people all in the name of religion. >> and the president said killing innocent people in the name of religion is an insult to religious faith. he called on the leaders to seek a better future for their people by crushing terrorism in their lands. the trump administration said it is aware that the north korea fired a medium range

missile 310 miles east. the launch came a week after north korea successfully tested a new mid range missile it said could carry a nuclear warhead. experts believe the earlier rocket flew higher and longer than any other missile tested by north korea. there's no word on what caused an apartment deck to collapse sending 16 people to the ground below. the anthony lane apartments in roxborough was the scene of the collapse. the deck gave way at 9:00 p.m. prom is more than just a prom when you have a celebrity deejay in charge. music. ♪ pennsbury high school big dance went off without a hitch and philadelphia's own quest love did not disappoint. however, earlier in the week, the drummer had to cancel, but he announced on friday he would

be there and perform for free. he posted a video from the deejay booth and from the looks of the crowd they are having a great time. he gave them a bit of advice on the post. try to meet ten people in college who do not look like them to learn about different cultures and different backgrounds and told them get home safely. fun time for that prom. much more to come on "action news" sunday afternoon, what makes you more attractive, experts say it's more than the way you look. vice president pence gave the keynote address notre dame graduation, some people left showing their disapproval. we'll be right back. >> had you hungry a restaurant

in corpus christi is serving up a breakfast taco with refried beans, sausage, eggs, brisket anticipate cheese. it weighs five pounds. it's going to cost you 13 bucks, but it's free if you can eat it in less than 11 minutes. >> reporter: less than 11 minutes. >> go to pancake house you get a stack of pancakes for 1.99. >> it's texas. >> reporter: they do things differently that's for sure. live on sky6 live hd you see a beautiful shot of the center city skyline. high, thin clouds are rolling in from the west. these are in advance of our next rainmaker that will arrive after midnight tonight and set up a

lousy workweek. the radars are clear. temperature reading in philadelphia. we're doing better than yesterday at this time. 70 degrees already. dewpoint, 32, pressure 30.34 inches. winds out of the east and southeast. they will shift and go southwest as we head into tuesday. that will you will mitt -- ultimately start pushing these numbers upward. pair of 6s in wilmington and general winds speeds 10 to 15 miles per hour out out of the east southeast. it was breezy, but with the added sunshine it's nice, not as chilly as yesterday. satellite and radar here come the clouds from the west in advance of the next system we're watching. this is associated with a cold front. the main low pressure center is out there, well west of chicago and pulling north into southern

canada. the trailing cold front is drifting to the east. because it's moving so slowly we'll see an extended period of rain out of the system. it begins overnight tonight after 2:00 a.m., 3:00 p.m., we see the rain roll in during the day tomorrow. future tracker 6, 9:00 a.m. we're starting to notice the lighter shades of green. look at the heavier stuff to the west. that moves in around lunchtime. heavy drenching downpours, we'll see this after the mid to late afternoon hours. on and off type stuff not everyone sees the drenching downpours. those who do, it will come down at a good clip. rainfall hotels range from a half -- totals range from a half inch to an inch. some locations 1 1/2 on monday. monday afternoon, cloudy with rain at times, some of it will be heavy especially early on. tapering off by 4:00 p.m. rainfall totals between a half inch and an inch when all is

said and done. today is a nice day enjoy it. 70 degrees, reading, 70. 67 in wilmington and lancaster. dover, 65. cape may, 64. atlantic city, 64. these probably going to come within the next hour or so. then you're pulling back in the upper 50s by late afternoon. overnight tonight, 50s for everybody are mostly cloudy skies, rain developing late. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast keep the umbrella handy, several rain chances over the next five to seven days. periods of rain monday, downpours in there as well. tuesday, looking good, increasing clouds, 75. wednesday periods of rain, another storm comes up the coast from the tennessee valley. some rain wednesday, 72. scattered leftover showers thursday, high of 72. memorial day friday looks nice, right now high temperatures around 75. lots of sunshine, look at

saturday, boy that looks really, really good, turning warmer high of 82. right now the early call for sunday and monday there could be a thunderstorm around sunday maybe showers for monday. if i had to rate them, saturday the best, sunday, second best, monday progressively worse. >> well, folks you may have noticed something is different with "action news" this morning, because we've moved to a new location inside our building this is just a temporary set. we'll be broadcasting from here while we build a new home for "action news" across the hall in the new studio. the new set will be ready in about a month. in "healthcheck," if you think good looks makes you attractive, think again. a new study found that your voice and body odor are important in determining attractiveness. researchers found vocal cues make judgment about sex age and

emotional state and possible fertility, odor may give us clues on how healthy a person is. skipping breakfast having a salad or beverage at lunch, but you crave pizza or snacks or ice cream at night. that can lead to weight gain. experts say it's about when you eat not what you eat. reachers recommend front loading your calories or eating more earlier in the day to avoid late-night cravings. form are vice president joe biden give words of wisdom to college graduates and details on legendary singer chris cornell will be laid to rest. >> a fast-moving wildfire

forced several hundred campers to evacuate a campground south

of san diego. the fire started yesterday in hot dry conditions. it's burned a thousand acres. resident have been put on notice about a possible evacuation. as of last night the fire was 20% contained. people living in central indiana are surveying the damage after a number of storms passed through the area last night. crews say the storms ripped off roofs and toppled trees and downed power lines. there have been unconfirmed reports of tornadoes across several counties. we know one person had non-life threaten injuries. just a short time ago, mike pence gave the keynote address at the notre dame uniformity. a few graduates stood up abbey walked out. their actions are fuel by the vice president's stances against immigration and gay rights. but he did not let the protest

derail him from sending his message of the importance of faith. >> strive everyday to lead for good with courage and conviction. leave your life according to the precepts and principles that you have learned and seen at notre dame and all you do, have faith that he brought you this far will never leave you nor for foresake you. >> the former governor received an honorary degree. graduates in baltimore were treated to words of wisdom by joe biden one of four distinguished guests. the vice president delivered the school's 141st commencement address. >> you're graduating into a world where everything is changing so rapidly it is frightening, but always gives up

the power to take history in your own hands and bend it slightly. >> the former vice president told the graduates things can change, but it was their job to foster the change. he was honored with an honorary doctorate in public services. 141st preakness stakes are in the books. we'll take a look at who won the second leg of the triple crown.

>> so glad you stayed with us, sports now, the phillies miserable road trip comes to annd in pittsburgh. jeff skeverski says a pitcher is concerned about his stayed of mind on the mound.

>> reporter: phillies fans you think you're hard on players, well phil starter, vincevalesqu. he said i am just clueless right now. he is about to pop the question. this is the only happy moment in pittsburgh for phillies fans. they are going to tie the knot. we're tied up in the 4th. vince allowed a homer in every start since one. to the 6th more trouble, the two run single, he failed to reach the 7th inning once again and once again he rips himself saying he is clueless and has to stop putting so much pressure on himself. phillies lost 6-3 on one team in baseball has fewer wins. phillies try to win the series with nola today. if labron james is not

giving celek problems, cleveland has a 2-0 series lead. golden state looks ready for their golden moment in game three. seth curry dancing around the defense 21 for curry. duran knocks down 33, including 19 in the third. golden state win 120-108. they take 3-0 series lead the third team in the nba history to start 11-o. always dreaming turns into a night mayor for the team with one of the of the worst finishes ever by a kentucky derby winner. >> cloud computing has defeated

classic empire and the preakness. cloud computing coming out of nowhere to win, always dreaming finishing 8th. only one horse in the last 38 years has won the triple crown. let's kick it to soccer, the union are red hot they have not lost in may. colorado, 67th minute they are down 1, penalties kick ties -- penalty kick ties it. 67th minute, free kick, bend it like beckham, union won four straight for the first time in franchise history. what a turned around by the union. that's sports i'm jeff skeverski have a great day. >> another half-hour of "action news" just ahead. here's some of the stories we're following for you, a late night swim took a dangerous turn we have details in the search for a teenage boy who never resurfaced friday night. >> pops classical we'll take a

look at what's ahead for the mann center this summer coming your way in 6abc loves the arts. those stories and the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast and a whole lot more when "action news" continues. >> happening right now on

"action news," three people are dead another injured following an overnight house fire. we'll tell you what we are learning about the victim. a toddler was shot on the

front porch, ahead police describe the men they are looking for. >> reporter: the racism a civil rights activist faced in the poconos 60 years ago, a new jersey school kid who tried to make it right, i'm new mexico in titusville. >> outside we go to chris sowers. >> reporter: it's a perfect spring day, we have blue skies and high, thin clouds upstairs and very comfortable temperatures. i want to take take you back over the last 36 hours because temperatures dropped off since friday. wednesday, 891. thursday and friday, 93. you need three straight days of 90-degree heat to be a heat wave. number one heat wave of the 2017 season. saturday's high, 66 degrees,

quakertown 42 degrees a 50-degree drop in 36 hours. atlantic city, 46 degrees, allentown, 46. pottstown, 46. smyrna, 49 degrees. fortunately we have sunshine this afternoon and temperatures are rebounding nicely. we're starting to see the 70s pop again. pottstown, 64. quakertown, 64. levittown, 70 degrees, gandys beach 69. came may, 6o hammonton, 67 degrees. if you have a tee time looking good, watch the wind it could play a factor in your game. sun and clouds, winds out of the sowft -- southeast temperatures holding steady around 70 degrees, we'll a late week warmup when i come back in just a few minutes. >> thank you for the update.

an overnight fire has neighbors heartbroken in the wynnfield section of philadelphia. three people died they were all members of the same family. "action news" reporter, bob brooks is in wynnfield with community reaction, bob. >> reporter: gray, just a tragic story again hearing from neighbors, these victims all family they were just excellent, excellent people in the neighborhood and community. behind me here, their home on diamond street where this happened, the fire sparked before 5:00 a.m. this morning. i want to bring up video we shot a few hours ago, it's been so sad seeing family and friends coming here and crying and beginning the difficult mourning process. neighbors say it was family inside, a couple who lived there many, many years and their adult children. one of the sons inside was able to jump out and broke his leg. he is in the local hospital. the couple and sun stick inside were killed.

the woman went by her nickname miss annie. >> miss annie is a beautiful pillar of the community i was going through my own stuff and she prayed and encouraged me every time i saw her. >> this community will be at a loss, the question becomes whole step up and take on their work, but right now, our hearts go out to the families and prayers for their souls. >> so horrible to hear this and see this happened to good people here another look at the home where it happened. neighbors say they try to get in and get them out, but they couldn't, the flames were too intense, they could not save them. no word what caused fire to start. officials say there were no working smoke alarms inside the home. reporting live in wynnfield, bob brooks, channel 6 "action news." >> a tragic story, bob, thank you for the update. we have an description of two

gunman philadelphia police are looking for in the shooting of a 2-year-old boy and his father. police released the descriptions of the s&p, one -- suspects, one 6'3" with braids and wearing a black shirt and the other 5'11" riding a bike. the men opened fire while the dad and his father were sitting on the front porch the child was short four times and taken to st. christopher's hospital in critical condition. the father answer injuries were less severe, a witness explained what happened. >> next you know he said this is my block and then the next thing you know he unloaded the gun. >> police are asking anyone with information to come forward. today there is still no sign of a teenager who disappeared while swimming with friends in the delaware river. this is 16-year-old antoine fox.

he jumped in the river at the linden boat ramp in torresdale. the current was too strong, a friend jumped in to help, a bystander called 911. pennsylvania state police shot a man in north hampton county who they say was threatening to blow himself up. police were called to the home in mount bethel township yesterday. the man was suicidal and had an explosive device around his neck. they fired their weapons when the man refused their commands and tried to light the device, the device turned out to be a fireworks mortar. a 2-year-old child recovering from falling from a window in strawberry mansion section. investigators don't know why or how that little boy fell from

that window he was rushed to hanheman hospital in stable condition. it was the life lesson for 5th graders in mercer county they helped the couple have the honeymoon they were denied 60 years ago. nora muchanic shares their story. >> reporter: sometimes you don't have to be a grown up to right a wrong just ask reverend gill caldwell and his wife who are receiving a 60th anniversary gift from school students they will never forget. >> it's a lesson in democracy and freedom. >> the reverend have come to speak to the if it graders for the last two years about service and civil rights. he worked and march for racial equality with the late dr. martin luther king. he told the students about his honeymoon and he grace drove 8 hours from north carolina to stay at the now defunct mount

airy lodge in the poconos. >> can you imagine having one of the most joyous moments in your life turn into a horrible memory. >> reporter: the if it graders launched a letter writing campaign to the mount airy resort to host the caldwells for the 60th anniversary they agreed. >> it's a way to right the wrong of the past, you can't fix it, but you can set an example for what it should be like. >> at a school assembly, the children surprisele them with a weekend getaway they deserved 60 years ago. >> we can say yes to the called wells 60 years after they were rejected. >> what happened after that is what's important, especially what the young people have done today. the kids know they cannot undue the racism, but they are learning when you work together

and take action even little kids can make a difference. nora muchanic channel 6 "action news." >> great act of kindness decades later. it was a great day for a run in bucks county that's exactly what 1,000 kids did this morning, kindergarten through 6 the grade i run for life kids 3k in doylestown. it's a nonprofit that combats child absent -- obesity through running. health reporter and registered nurse ali gorman she was among those who laced up their sneakers in voorhees for the alicia roadside -- rhodes 5k run for children battling cancer. a lawyer accused of stalking his ex-girlfriend we'll tell you how police say he

tracked her every move. ringling brothers circus preparing for its final show. stick around for the details on the last performance. let's take you outside overlooking center city, meteorologist chris sowers will have the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast when we see you back here after the break. actor tom hanks is on the

beat in new york city, he posted the picture and tweeted it out, sir, move your car, hanks. police saw the car with half dozen tickets on the windshield wipers. they asked him where the car is located. daily news said they believe the car owner paid the tickets online, but the owner moved the car after the picture took off on social media. >> reporter: a lot of tickets. >> tom hanks said you got to do it. >> reporter: tom hanks is the

man. >> you're the man how's the weather? >> reporter: the weather is cooperating today, yesterday it was so chilly, we were celebrating my younger brother's jason's birthday we had a fire going to keep it warm, the day-park forecast before we were sweating it -- the day before we were sweating it out in the 90s. we have no precipitation this afternoon, we'll stay dry today, tomorrow we pick up the rains. 64 in philadelphia. kutztown, 61 you were down to 42 degrees. lake harmony 61. bethlehem 68 a fleet of 70s to the south, coatsville, malvern, center city that number. vineland, 69. dover, 64. cape may checking in at 60. here's satellite and radar, here come the high, thin clouds they arrive first they will filter in over the next several hours we'll get rain pushing in after midnight tonight.

as you flip it over to the water vapor shot, the area of low pressure is right there. the counter clockwise swirl that pulls north, this trailing cold front here will slowly push east. as it does show it will siphon the moisture out of the gulf of mexico. this will provide us with a miserable monday afternoon. look at the surface maps there's the mess out west it gets over top of us as we head into monday. another low develops down here and that arrives wednesday and thursday, yes, keep the umbrellas handy. future tracker 6 shows the increase in high, thin clouds throughout the day. we get into monday morning, you'll see more in the way of rain than what the model is showing, periods of rain early some of it could come down at a good clip. look at the yellows and oranges, look at the reds, there's heavy downpours that continue through the first part of afternoon before tapering off after 4:00 p.m., 5:00 p.m., maybe

leftover stuff west of philadelphia. rainfall totals look like, impressive here, another good soaking the on the way. perhaps as much as as an inch and a half for reading and inch an quarter for philadelphia. general everybody else else a half -- generally everybody else a half inch of rain. 70 degrees, winds out of the east southeast at 5 to 15 miles per hour. overnight tonight, mostly cloudy with rain developing late. the rain arrives between 2:00 a.m. and 4:00 a.m. 5 # degrees outlying suburbs, 57 for center city. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast shows the next chance of rain by midweek. 70 degrees today, a nice finish tots weekend. periods of rain tomorrow, miserable, 72. tuesday looks nice, increases clouds 75. wednesday and thursday, we're looking at cloudy skies and periods of rain again high temperatures in the 70s. friday and saturday we start to clear out. what i want to do is take a sneak peek at memorial day

weekend, as we look at the modeling this second this is obviously subject to change it's an early call. saturday, 82 partly sunny, sunday, we start out with sunshine, maybe a hit or miss afternoon thunderstorm monday is the question mark here because there's a system on tuesday which continues to speed up on the modeling, i'm thinking that could arrive monday, monday will be wet. as we mentioned earlier today, two out of three is not bad. >> remember you can get the seven-day forecast and check storm tracker 6 live at any time of the day 6abc.com/weather the place to go. funeral arrangements have been set for the legendary singer chris cornell, he will be laid to rest in los angeles this friday. his body is being flown home from detroit later today. the singer died after performing with sound garden in the motor city. his death was ruled suicide by hanging. cornell was 52 years old.

cornell will be remembered by his fellow musicians at the billboard music awards. imagine dragons say they will caulk about how cornell influenced their sound. there will be a number of artists on tap whole pay tribute to the late singer at 8:00 p.m. memorial day weekend fast approaching with the unofficial start of summer, the mann center is heating things up with a full line up for people of all ages. karen rogers has 6abc loves the arts. >> reporter: for many families summers at the mann center for the performing arts is an annual tradition, this season, the concert venue will host movies at the mann to classical and pop shows. >> reporter: may 27th, the philly pops put on the second annual memorial salute a free concert. >> we're recognizing our first

responders and veterans. >> reporter: the months of june features pop, r&b and indi. >> we have steve miller and peter frampton and john mellencamp. >> reporter: movies at the mann are back the sights and sounds of lord of the rings trilogy played by the philadelphia orchestra. >> orchestra plays, the soloist sings with what's happening on it is scene. there's nothing more than spectacular. for those who are lord of ring followers will love it. >> reporter: wait wait don't tell me makes it for a taping of the live series on the stage. this year's show will feature a special guest. >> most recently we did a show with tom hanks. we don't know whose coming yet, it's a surprise. >> reporter: the man has a

violator of food and beverage options, come for dinner and stay for the show. >> whether you love indi, r&b gospel, movies at the mann, we have something for everybody. >> reporter: the summer season runs through september 25th. for tickets and showtime go to arts in philly.org. for 6abc loves the arts i'm karen rogers.

so glad you stayed with us everybody, sky6 live hd giving you a that glimpse over cape may. 12:50 p.m. 70 degrees, meteorologist chris sowers says get out and enjoy today because rain is in store for next week. a five-alarm fire injured 15 people including three firefighters and four nypd officers this morning. that fire started at a 6 story apartment on staten island. many elderly people lived in the building. many injuries are life threatening. that fire has been placed under control. crews are trying to determine

what caused the massive fire. they say it does not appear to be suspicious. police are raising concern over new type of stalking crime that uses gps tracking devices affirm florida lawyer was charged with attaching a gps tracking device to his ex-girlfriend's vehicle so he could follow her every move. disturbing number of cases across the country are making their way into the headlines. >> attaching a tracking deve is easy to attach to the metal. they are selling online for $100 and undetectable. high school stay tuned were trapped on a rollercoaster stuck

on the joker ride in arlington, texas. to make matters worse, the ride stopped around midnight there was a lightning storm. park was set to be open until 5:00 a.m. for the high school students an automatic safety measure was triggered by high winds and cut power to the ride. took crews three hours to get everyone to the ground. good news, nobody was hurt. alabama man is in critical condition after trying to save his father who is electrocuted in his backyard swimming pool, an electrical shock pulsating through the son caused severe damage. the father did not survive. >> the older male was inside the swimming pool, his son jumped into assist him and became unresponsive. >> 14 people in the u.s. died from electrical shock in the past 11 years, the death were caused by wires in the pool electrical system that shorted

because of erosion. when you see a person in a situation do not go into the water, instead throw them a line and try to pull them out. happening today, the most famous american circus comes to an end, ringling and barnum bailey circus cited dwindling attendance. today the circus holds its last three shows in union daily new york. the final show will be streamed on facebook live. "action news" continues, we'll have our top stories and a final look at the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast. we'll see you in just a bit. recapping our top stories,

three people are dead another injured following a house fire in the wynnfield section of philadelphia. investigators have not found any smoke detecters in the home. so far there's no word about a cause. 19 people were treated for gunshot injuries after someone opened fire on a street corner in the strawberry mansion section of philadelphia. the victims were singing and dancing live on facebook when someone fired the shot. two victims are in critical condition. so far no arrests have been made. the fire marshal is calling a north philadelphia fire that killed a pregnant woman suspicious. firefighters found the body of the 35-year-old victim inside the burnt out home on west susquehanna avenue. she was five months pregnant. no word on the possible

suspects. final check of the forecast before we say goodbye. people should enjoy today. >> reporter: we have sunshine and warmer temperatures, yesterday shocked everybody how chilly it was. today we're doing better, sitting at 70 degrees that's pretty much where we top things out later on. sun and clouds. monday it's a different story, 72 degrees, periods of rain some of it heavy at times, more rain arrives wednesday followed by leftover showers on thursday. >> thank you chris so much for the update. today the philadelphia zoo held its second annual listening walk that raises awareness for support for children at clark school and speech who are deaf and hard of hearing who learn to listen and talk. they used their skills to discover the unique sounds of zoo and learn about the animals. last year more than 900 people attended the event. cesily tynan and rick williams host the zoo special, philadelphia zoo changing your

view. "action news" continues tonight at 6:00 p.m. for nydia han, chris sowers and the entire "action news" team, i'm gray hall. make it a great day.

>> welcome to the philadelphia zoo. >> i'm rick williams. >> i'm cecily tynan and this is oscar, a north american porcupine. >> he's just one of the animals you are going to meet over the next 30 minutes. >> but he's the only one that's going to give out high fives! >> he's excited. there's big baby news here at the zoo and a snow forecast that's hard to believe. >> we're going to tell you all about - starting right now. >> in our busy city, sits an co. >> an opportunity to experience nature's beauty firsthand. >> a day in the departure where imagination lead the way and nothing is on hol