a.m. on this sunday in the news at this hour... >> down the window and i could see smoke billowing out from the ground floor restaurant next door to us. >> a neighbor describing the moment that he realized a major fire is burning right next door. we will have a live report with the latest on this blaze in olde city as fire fighters continue to douse hot spots at this hour. hours earlier, philadelphia fire fighter was battling a fatal fire in the snow, medics transported two fire fighters to the hospital. plus, a snow covered some of you waking up to the white stuff this morning. meteorologist chris sowers has your snow totals and soaring temperatures in the accu weather workweek a lot to talk about chris good morning to you both. we are talking about snow on the ground right now, but by wednesday some may have daffodils popping up with temperatures all the way up in the 70's. here's the satellite and radar is there last night's snow, sipping on by here all the way off the coast, it is across southern nova scotia right now and moving at 40 to 50 miles

per hour and what we are seeing waiting in the wings here's the difference. there is no huge arctic high driving cold canadian air down but what we are seeing is a west/northwest mild breeze, this is all mild air. so this snow will start melting, very, very quickly. this afternoon we are in the mid to upper 40's. as we head into tomorrow, close to 50 and then it just gets warmer and warmer each and every day. we are close to 73 or 74 by mid week. here's final snow tall totals, we did really well with this. and out nicely. wood side 1 inch. bridgeton pick up 2 inches of snow. florence, 3 inches. huffs church 7.4. allentown little bit more than 8 inches of snow which brings your seasonal total over 2 feet in the lehigh valley. temperature wise magic number is 32. once we get above 32 everything starts to melt. as you can see here most of these locations air above 32 degrees. pottstown 34. malvern, warminster 33. center city checking in at 36. even milder south and east, glassboro, 37, forteskew, 29

and tuckahoe 39. sunny skies, nice and mild today. a high of 48. again, to degrees shy of 50. looking ahead here it turns really mild later this week. winter just completely vanished again. down fall is we do have several chances of rain but do i stress rain, and not snow. i will have details coming up in a few minutes. guys? >> chris, thank you. now to the latest on our breaking news, a fire fighters remain on the scene of this massive four alarm blaze, that burned for hours, in old city this morning. you can see flames shooting from the roof, and inside of the building here at third and chestnut streets. >> you can also see embers flying from that massive fire, and those embers were a huge concern, for fire fighters because of the museum of the american revolution that is right nearby. >> "action news" reporter bob brooks has been on the scene all morning long and joins us live with very latest. bob, this is impacting a lot of people. >> reporter: nydia and gray, absolutely. we just heard from the fire

commissioner with another update telling us 160 people had to be evacuated from out of this block. that is a lot of people. unfortunately with the fire this size, a lot of people today, everything in their home lost all of their belongings. behind me you can see the scene still very active. at this point the fire is under control. that doesn't mean flames and fire is out it just means that the fire department has a good handle on things. we can count one, two, three, four, five, six, i'm counting seven hoses shooting in to it trying to keep those hot spots down. up onto the roof you can see fire fighters are up there, starting to do some work on that. i will bring up some video here, when we first just got here to the scene this is about 3:30 or 4:00 this morning the flames, were massive. shooting up clear through the entire structure of this building, just a very intense fire here. now the fire commissioner says when they first came down here that they were sounding the fire alarms that some of the

people weren't coming up and they had to send fire fighters into get people out because it was a very dangerous situation , nydia and gray still a very dangerous situation. we spoke with residents as well from this morning. lets listen to the fire commissioner and those folks we spoke to this morning. >> the whole building have all been connected and reconn figure overtime, it our fire fighters never know what they are getting into which makes this a complex, dangerous fire fighting environment. thankfully they are the best in the business. especially at doing this. we have plenty of false alarms in our building with the fire alarms, and, it is nothing and then when i smelled the smoke, i realized this time it was the real thing. i'm actually, a former fireman myself so i know how serious these things can be. i took it very seriously, yes. >> reporter: another live look here at the scene, the work is continuing, traffic, in and around the area is closed down right now. police are asking residents,

right in the intersection of the third and chestnut. we are standing right on the property. and of the museum of the american revolution. again, fire fighters worried about embers, that is why they are keeping a close eye on this thing. you can see right now the smoke sort of picking up. so still very hot inside. the fire not out at this point but despite how much damage, how dangerous this situation this was, no reports of any injuries, none to any of the fire fighters, or residents, so we have good news on that front. reporting live from olde city, bob brooks, channel six "action news", gray and nydia. >> thanks, for the update, bob turning to our other big story old man winter got in a pun this much weekend. winter storm brought us some snow but as we predicted how much you got depended where you are. >> indeed, it d enjoy it now. it will not last very long. this is new video overnight of that heavy snow that pushed through salisbury township on the edge of allentown, parts of the lehigh valley took the brunt of the storm getting at least 7 inches of snow.

>> and action cam was in moorestown, burlington county overnight as workers shoveled sidewalk right outside catholic heritage house on main street. salt was sprinkled on the sidewalk to prevent icing as people get out and about this morning. workers were busy clearing away snowfall from parking lots in the delaware valley. action cam at the cherry hill plaza where bobcat was busy at work clearing a whole lot of snow. >> snow is being blamed for flurry of accidents in northern stretches of the bucks county. road where is slushy through much of the night and early morning hours so it was slow going on streets in the plumsteadville area. this family spent the day skiing in the poconos and the night, trying to get home. >> we have been, we left there at 4:00 o'clock and we just got here. it was almost three hours. yeah, really bad. you could not drive more than 20 miles an hour. >> and, cristina had to keep clearing off sidewalk outside her restaurant in doyletown last night. the good news, despite weather , customers living in walking distance continued to keep her busy.

>> that is good news. it was a picturesque scene as snow fell in rodney square in wilmington, delaware last night. look at all this snow. it created a blanket of snow but was not quite enough to keep people from getting out and about because we found several people enjoying a night outside on the town, yes , even in the snow. and look at how beautiful the snow looks, as it fell in center city with philadelphia city hall in the background. enough snow, fell last night to just cover cars, but fortunately we will not be breaking our backs, and digging out sidewalks in the city to day. >> thank goodness. slushy snow fell at main and broad street in lansdale, montgomery county last night. roads had a slight covering but those who were out and about, in their cars didn't seem to have too much trouble getting around. >> you can keep track of our rapidly changing weather conditions by visiting the six abc app. there you will find storm tracker six live radar and updated accu weather forecast. down load six abc app on any mobile device. your time 9:07. this morning investigators are working to figure out what caused a fatal house fire in

the fox chase section of the city. action cam at that scene just last night, the 7600 block of verree road when fire fighters got to this scene they say the home was engulfed in flames as you can see there. crews working their way to the second floor. that is where they found the victim a 70 year-old woman. she was unfortunately pronounced dead at that scene. two fire fighters were also hurt and their injuries are not considered to be life threatening. the pennsylvania supreme court will decide who is the rightful district attorney in susquehanna county. william rabansky served as county d.a. before a judge ruled him ineligible and installed marry ann o'malley instead. now urbansky is suing to get the job back. he says that the judge misinterpreted the state ease residency requirement. from our new jersey news room atlantic city tropicana casino was once doomed but 10 years later it has second highest gambling revenue in the city. tropicana had been stripped of

the casino license after a mass led off led to filthy rooms, infestations by insect and long line for services. despite the boom in business now it isn't without problems. last week a guest was arrested for setting up a meth lab in the tropicana hotel room. casino says the room has been since cleaned and inspected. your time 9:09. thon's still going strong just seven more hours to go for these students at penn state as they, danced around the clock, all to help raise money for pediatric cancer research. "action news" reporter chad pradelli has been right there for the entire weekend long event and has this update from happy valley. >> ♪ >> reporter: the party rages on inside of the bryce jordan center at penn state, only this is a party with a purpose ftk is motto for the kids, for kids like kaylonnie leboy who was diagnosed with brain cancer as an infant, her mother, remembers the tears. >> it was very stressful, and

she was only given a 50 percent survival rate so yeah, it was very, very tough. >> reporter: but thon, four diamonds fund and penn state hershey children's hospital help keylonnie make a full recovery. 4,000 families have benefited from thon over the years. three-year old menahoran was diagnosed with leukemia a year ago. >> they give us gas vouchers for every trip we make down there and anything outside of our insurance four diamonds has taken care on. it has been amazing. >> reporter: it is kid like keylonnie and mena honey expired these penn state tours raise money and dance for 46 straight hours. taylor is a committee member at thon, she cut her hair today, hair that will get to help make wigs for children. >> i really wanted to cut my hair. i thought no better way to do it and have it go to such a great cause, like this so many kids deserve it. i'm really happy. >> reporter: inside bryce

jordan center pictures of the afflicted line the walls, each child with their own terrible journey, fighting cancer. each in the minds of these dancers. >> they are just dance for pretty much every family that ever had to hear the word your child has cancer. >> reporter: more than $146 million have been raised at thon over the years, and coming up later today at 4:00 p.m. these dancers will finally be able to sit down, go to bed but before they go to sleep they will have that final reveal to find out how much money was raised at thon 2018. in state college, chad pradelli for channel six "action news". and we're also providing coverage of the thon, on our web site six abc.com we are posting updated reports from chad pradelli, plus pictures from penn state. you can also find out how you can get involved to help kids with cancer. >> incredible, incredible effort those students are doing. more to come on this sunday morning addition of "action news" a rare start, plus we will have a story of the special basketball player who had her dreams come true

on the hard court. plus it was a messy ride for those who decided to venture out in north jersey during our weekend winter storm. let's take you live outside right now to sky 6hd, overlooking the center city sky line right there where we're near the temple university camera. meteorologist chris sowers has your exclusive accu weather seven day forecast, are we done with the snow? he will let you know. we will be back in a bit.

parts of the new jersey looking like a snow globe as

winter weather blankets the area thinks the scene in morris county where snow came down as heavy as rain at some points making it difficult for those drivers and folks walking in this. people were urged to use caution because snow created slippery conditions on the roads and sidewalks, and that was pretty just to look at for the moment. >> i have to say, guy, that was really cool. where i am in williamstown it started out as rain. i'm sitting on the couch, watching tv. then i see this shadow. >> yeah. >> i said what the heck is that? just clumps of snow, coming down. >> yes. >> big snowflakes. lets get over to the weather center did you go outside and play in it. >> i haven't been able to get off the couch in a week. i wish i could have gotten out there. it was really neat. taking a look at the headlines this morning that snow is long gone. the system that created all this snow last night was moving it 40 to 50 miles per hour. it was booking along this way. now it is so far off to the east barely in the picture. looking at the headlines this morning, sunshine returns this afternoon, temperatures are

off to the races later this week. warm front will approach, tomorrow afternoon, and that is when those spring-like numbers arrive. we have had several chances of rain in the accu weather seven day forecast and that is the down fall with all of this mild air, we will start to pick up a little bit of wet weather as well. this is a familiar scene around the area, this is in hamilton township, new jersey. sandie sent this in. see the snow in the backyard. some locations picking up an inch or two, others, five, six , 7 inches of snow. actually here are a totals right now. philadelphia at the airport 1.2 inches. puts seasonal snow fall total now over 14. sewell, in gloucester county 1.4. they have seen 15 inches of snow so far for the season. chadds ford 2.7 up over 18 inches. pottstown picked up 5 inches of snow last night. puts their seasonal total over 19. look at allentown, 8.3 inches of snow, last night, now puts their seasonal toll at 27.1 inches. hard to believe that, doesn't feel like they have pick up that much snow but those are

totals. we have had seven snow events. some minor, others a little bit more but seven in total. 37 degrees in allentown. reading 37. philadelphia 36. millville 37. all locations, well above the freezing mark of 32. and so here's your storm here. what i wanted to show you there is no arctic air behind this storm. a lot of times this time of the year you will get that nor'easter or this huge mid-atlantic storm and then get an arctic high driving on the back side. it keeps the snow on the ground for a while. look at how far off the arctic air is, all the way up in to northern canada and it is staying there over the next several days, if anything, we will be warming up here as we head in the mid week time frame. through go, 30's out there, nothing arctic, cold, nothing really too terribly bad. looking at water vapor west to east pacific air flooding the lower 48. just follow the cloud is here, all west to east, we will get arctic air and it will go north to south. we will not see anything like that for the next five to seven days. and here's future tracker six, mid up toker 40's today, wall to wall blue skies. really nice day. lots of sunshine expect.

overnight tonight, partly cloudy, temperatures getting pretty close to the freezing mark again north and west so watch out for a few slick spots out there, tomorrow morning. we will cloud up pretty quickly in advance of the warm front, a couple of showers by mid-morning, and could transition over to a steady period of rain by afternoon, and then look at the numbers though 40's and 50's. is there your warm front right there. once this punches through a couple things you will notice. one, humidity increases. i have the word humid on the seven day for first time this year. second thing you will notice is temperatures will really respond. they will really climb here for tuesday and wednesday. so mid to upper 40's this afternoon. sunny skies, we will call it mild, and then overnight tonight, partly cloudy, and then chilly but nothing too terribly cold. thirty in reading. thirty-four in philadelphia. and then 29 in millville. the exclusive accu weather seven day forecast, 48 today. fifty with rain on monday. and thone 70's, tuesday and wednesday, both of these highs are actually normal for the first week of may, and both are in record territory. thursday's mild, friday mild, saturday 59. nydia? >> all right, chris.

sounds good, thank you. the philly home and garden show comes to an end later today at the expo center in oaks, montgomery county. 225 contractors and exhibiters are showing off their latest styles and products. the six abc.com webb mobile was there yesterday, and our traffic reporter gina gannon was on hand to introduce page davis, the host of tlc's trading spaces, reboot, we will be right back.

health check this morning women may soon be given more time and more choices as they go through child birth. the world health organization revealed 26 new recommendations for child birth, among them a change to theen mark that the serve cervix dilate at 1 centimeter per hour. who says it is unrealistic and lead to c-sections. instead it suggest 5 centimeters during first 12 hours. it says women should be given choices about delivery positions ande piece yot mys. woman suffering from postpartum depression for

several months are at higher risk for depression that lingers and could impact their children. uk study of 10,000 mothers also found that moms who suffered from depression were twice as likely to have children with behavioral problems. the researchers suggest screening women at postnatal appointments. new variety of easier to digest milk hit store shelves in philadelphia a2 milk was created in australia more than a decade ago. company gets milk from local cows producing a2 protein and not the a1, which causes stomach problems, that some people have when they drink milk. most milk is a blend from both types of cows, is there nothing added or removed as in lactose free milk.

all right. welcome back everyone 9:24. sunday morning, what you need to know this morning there will be slippery spots, especially north and west of 95 corridor.

far western counties berks, lancaster and especially lehigh veil. black ice, frozen slush all over the place. temperatures rising quickly but you have to even though sun's coming out you have to watch area still shaded, so sun has not hit those areas yet. numbers may above freeze bug if the sun has not gotten to it, it will be glazed over. be careful especially on the back roads. numbers well above 32 now though so that is a good sign. reading 37. allentown, philadelphia, trenton all showing 36. millville 37. atlantic city and cape may close to 40. highs today, shore 48, sunny skies. philadelphia 48, sunny. even poconos, 41 and sunny. guys? >> all right, chris, thank you looking good. camden, catholic high school, pride is it self on on treating its students like family. last week school's basketball team gave one of the players a chance of the lifetime. to take to the court and play in the game. >> yes, kate spadaro is a teen with down syndrome, the photo journalist mike tells her

exciting story through their own words. >> she was like in tears. she's like dad you will in the believe it, i'm starting tomorrow night. >> i can't even put it into words. i mean, this school is just, one incredible place. one of the things they say here, there is a place for everyone, something for everyone here. that is not just talk. i mean, it is reality. from the day kate, kathleen walked in the school, i mean she was accepted with opened arms. >> yeah. >> it was awesome. i could not have dreamed of anything better. >> when i think kathleen has reached plateau where she will not do much more in life then what she's doing, right at that moment, she blows my mind and does something different. >> kate, kate. >> it means so much to me. i wouldn't know what to do if i didn't have friends, so it

is really awesome. >> she's also like the mayor of camden catholic because she means the world to the teachers, the students and then me. >> to me camden catholic is family. definitely. wherever one can be themselves >> just when i think i have seen it all, you know, something like this, you know, it just really warms the heart , it really does. beautiful story. >> yes. >> got to love that. >> beautiful captured by mike our photo journalist. >> why i, indeed. 9:27. still much more to come on this addition of "action news" , hey who let this dog out? we will have details on this new robot getting a huge response. plus we will update our breaking news that massive four alarm blaze, that has gutted an olde city building. those stories and more plus meteorologist chris sowers will have your exclusive accu weather seven day forecast

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olde city building goes up in flames forced residents and guests out in the street, we will have a live update in a little bit. also students from a florida school, where a gunman opened fire, just days ago, call for gun control, during a rally with think weekend. plus a beautiful sunny start to your sunday that snow that we received this weekend, it will be a distance memory really soon. meteorologist chris sowers tracking the accu weather forecast. were you all excited about the snow yesterday. >> yes. >> short stay. >> i'm so bumped, terrible -- bummed. lets get you over to the weather center and forecast for today. today starts the warm up, believe it or not that system that brought the snow will not last very long. highs today easily in the 40's , upper 40's most locations, 48 in philadelphia, millville 48. wilmington 46. lots of sunshine we will call it mild, cape may 46, and on the boardness atlantic city bye 48 degrees. hour by hour, you can see a ton of sunshine here later this afternoon and how quickly these numbers will climb. by lunchtime we're up to 44.

by 3:00 o'clock 47. by 5:00, 46 and then by 7:43 degrees. last night was proof that you can still get snow, even in a mild weather pattern. thursday's high 61, normal is 44. friday we shot up to 60's, and then it get colder, not terribly cold but just cold enough, only 42 on saturday, nit this, dover 1.1, claymont 1.4, emmaus seven in boyer town 7 inches of snow. then watch what happens here. as we get into this week monday 50, tuesday 70. wednesday 73 degrees. both of these days will be very close to record highs. so yes, that snow is going to be gone very quickly. guys? all right, chris, thanks for the update. it is now 9:31. philadelphia fire fighters on the scene of the massive four alarm fire that has gutted an olde city building. >> it caught on fire earlier this morning at third and chestnut streets and sent more than 150 people out in the cold night air. it has also forced close

another of the nearby museum of the american revolution. >> "action news" reporter bob brooks live on the scene there and brings us very latest information. this was an intense fire, bob. >> reporter: yes, nydia and gray when i got here flames were massive. completely engulfed the entire structure behind me. i will step out of the way. you can see crews very much working on this right now. i'm just doing a quick observation here. there is at least seven hoses going into this building right now and for the first time we're seeing unfortunately if we pan the camera over right to the building next door you are starting to see smoke now coming out of that building as well. so at this point the fire is considered to be under control by the fire department. that doesn't mean the fire is out. it just means they have a good handle on this. you can see, handle on things, excuse me. you can see some of that smoke now coming out of the other building. i'm in the sure what the damage is in the adjoining building but no doubt, very serious damage here, i want to bring up video here from overnight. around 3:30, 4:00 o'clock this

morning. you can see how big the flames were and how dangerous a situation fire crews were walking in to we spoke with the fire commissioner and he said one of the difficulties they have had is that some of the people heard fire alarms but they did not necessarily come outside, they had to send crewness to get them. creating an even further dangerous situation, down here so, hot spots, still a concern , obviously you can see they are still spraying things down here, let's listen to the fire commissioner from an interview earlier today and one of the residents that had to be evacuated. >> no, no damage to the museum again we are still having a little bit of embers spotting from this fire. so we are very conscious of that. you know, we still have hours left in the fire fight and probably, days, weeks of the investigation. >> really did a good job of keeping everybody calm. he had a calm, voice, said nobody really panicked. >> reporter: live picture here , more smoke, just in the last minute while i'm doing

this report is starting to come out of that second building, some fire fighters were inside they just knocked out some of the windows it looks like from that, middle floor there, the third floor up, guys, and it is considered again under control but you can still see they have a lot of work to do down here, and despite all of the damage good news is there are no reports of any injuries to any fire fighters or any of the residents here. reporting live from olde city bob brooks, channel six, "action news". >> been, thanks for the update that is good news no injuries. a 15 year-old boy scout is recovering this morning after he was, freed from a cave-in lancaster county. he had been trapped for several hours, and the teen was with other scouts last night when he got stuck in the rocks inside of a cave-in murray township. it took dozens of rescue workers several hours to free the boy and get him to the surface. he was taken to the hospital earlier this morning where he is being treated for hypotheria. your time right now is 9:34, and there are new details this morning about the alleged shooter in last week's massacre at a florida high

school. >> this is as students attend a protest to call on more gun safety laws. here's abc's linda lopez with the details. >> reporter: new details are emerging about the young man whom authorities say confessed to killing 17 people, at this florida high school. classmates who knew him when he was a student there say he was troubled. >> i feel like he was just alone, off, there is something off about him. >> reporter: and now a new and disturbing report from the department of children and family services, that says that nikolas cruz cut himself in september of 2016 sharing videos of his wound go on on snapchat saying he wanted to get a gun. >> every sign thaw are asked to look at was there. >> reporter: dcf report obtained by the sun and confirmed to abc news by the public defender, also shows cruz had a history of autism, adhd, depression, and was on medication. which cruz's public defender tells us he stopped taking. this report latest in the string of what appears to be missed warning signs.

the fbi never investigated worrisome tips that it received last month. over the past few years the local sheriff says they have responded to 20 calls regarding cruz. the high school massacre, now sparking ailing call for less fire power. >> enough, enough. >> reporter: anger, frustration boiling over at this gun safety rally in fort lauderdale. >> if all of our government and president can do is send thoughts and prayers then it is time for the students to be seeing the change we need to see. >> reporter: protesters calling on the florida legislature to restrict the sale of guns. >> no one should be able to buy a ar15, no one, okay. >> reporter: cruz had just turned 18 when he bought his semiautomatic weapon. investigators believe he fired approximately 150 shots in the minutes he was inside of the school. linda lopez for abc news, new york. jetblue airways is offering help to those families affected by the shooting. it announced yesterday that it

is offering free flights to victim families who are traveling to florida for funeral services. jet machines blue has partnered with the ride sharing company lyft to offer free rides once those family members arrived. the airline has also been planning to hold a blood drive-in florida later this week to help those wounded in the attack. our coverage of the florida school shooting continues on line and on the six abc app. through can read more about law enforcement's investigation and hear what loved won are saying about the victims who lost their lives in the shooting. your time 9:37. nj transit could be banned from operating its trains on the northeast corridor from trenton to new york city, amtrak says it may actually stop the agency from using tracks if new crash prevention measures are not complete. in december anj transit told federal regulators that the positive train control braking system had been installed on 35 of its 440 locomotives. nearly a thousand employees also need to be trained on this system. the ntsb, believing this new

system can reduce number of crashes. 9:37 on this sunday. there is much more to come on this sunday morning addition of "action news", we will explain why cops are starting to bloom, already in napa valley. police in wisconsin now are looking for a burglar but what they find is art, details on the theft of the rare picasso. and it continues, to amaze audiences and hollywood, the black panter's on pace for a new presidents day record in theaters. >> lets take you live outside sky 6hd overlooking ben franklin bridge right there, meteorologist chris sowers tracking the accu weather forecast, hey, snow lovers, we got your snow and now it is gone. >> yes, we will be right back after this.

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weather has hampered recovery efforts. iran has dealt with several plane accidents in recent years due to an aging fleet. mexican military helicopter carrying officials surveying earthquake damage crashed killing 13 people, all of the victims were on the ground when chopper attempted to land friday night at an airfield and smashed into two vehicles. twelve died at the crash site, one died at the hospital. the victims included three children, 15 others were injured. two officials on the chopper suffered concussions. engineers are accessing the stability of the hill side in the pittsburgh area after an landslide yesterday. mud covered road forcing authorities to shut it down. that landslide coming after two days of flooding rains and strong winds. our roller coaster weather is having an impact on a very important crop, napa valley vineyards cannot mess with the wine. grape budds begun to bloom earlier this year and experts say this is not good news because it exposes budd to longer period have time to

frost which is expected this week in that region. the temperature differences could also impact some of the ripe evening and changing characteristics of the grapes, and callus struggling to bounce back from a devastating drought that has left vineyard reservoirs nearly empty. >> they really cannot catch a break there. 9:42. time for accu weather. we are in for some amazing temperatures. >> i am telling you pay attention to the flower beds by end of the week because we probably ill will have daffodils popping out of the flower bed. it is going to be incredibly warm here. mother nature is very confused right now. we had a little snow last night and now we're talking 70 's in the foreseeable future we will get live on sky six looking at philadelphia international airport. mainly clear conditions this will be a gorgeous day, wall to wall blue skies here from start to finish, and temperatures well up in the 40 's. radar is crystal clear, and it will remain all that way all day long. tomorrow, we will could see more wet weather starting to move in by afternoon. 36 degrees in philadelphia

with a dew point of 30. winds west at 10 miles an hour we have a little bit of wind chill this morning sitting at 28 degrees. we're seeing more snowfall totals. this is seasonal this did not fall last night. this is foresees on so far. we have had seven snow events in the philadelphia area. when we take all of the numbers and add them up and this is what you get. allentown 27-point is inches for the season so far. estelle manor 24.7, atlantic city is right around 24.7. pottstown just under 20 inches ewing township 19. wynnewood right here in our studios, 18.6 inches so far this season. kind of seems like we are seeing less than that but those are the numbers soy far. thirty-six in allentown. philadelphia, trenton. thirty-four in the poconos. reading 36. millville 37. all locations, well above freezing mark of 32, the snow is starting to melt, and we will see a lot of melting later today and tomorrow and especially tuesday, and wednesday. your weather pattern, everything is moving from west to east. it is all mild, pacific air. we will see clear skies, cloud cover up here to the north,

this is all, associated with tomorrow's warm front that will be lifting through. it will bring more cloud cover to the area and much more warmer temperatures. so, seasonably cold up here in the north, and minneapolis, believe me, they can handle 23 normally it is some where around five or 6 degrees up in through here. twenty-three is not that bad. st. louis 37. new orleans 66. this all lifting north each and every day this week. here's future tracker six, clear skies, 46 degrees by 4:00 this afternoon. accu weather will put us at 48 for the high. forty-five in allentown. and wilmington and millville, 46 degrees. this evening we're looking at clear skies, temperatures dropping off, watch for re freeze, and refreezing, taking place, north and west, reading, allentown, lancaster at 6:00 o'clock tomorrow morning we're all hovering very close to that freezing mark of 32. there could be black ice, frozen slush, out there again, first thing tomorrow morning but look at how quickly these temperatures will climb. by mid-morning, 10:30 it is already close to 40 in allentown. forty-four in philadelphia light showers, or maybe a steady period of rain by

afternoon but this is the warm front that is pushing through, and then by 7:00 o'clock in the evening this front is probably just passed philadelphia then and then we're in the 40's and 50's. that is only beginning. it gets warmer. much warmer. for tuesday and wednesday. sunny skies and mild, high of 48 degrees. light breeze out of the northwest at five to 15 miles an hour. the idea is for sunshine just about all day long. 10:00 a.m. 39. by lunchtime 44. by 2:00 o'clock 47. by 4:00 o'clock 48. overnight tonight partly cloudy, cold, 29 degrees in the suburbs. thirty-four for center city. again watch out for refreeze. exclusive accu weather seven day forecast just delightful stuff for february unless you are a snow lover and then this is painful. sunny, mild, 48 degrees, your monday, rain, drizzle during the afternoon, 50 degrees. tuesday, warm, and yes, using the word humid, you will feel muggies out there. seventy for tuesday. wednesday 73. both get varying close to record territory, and then thursday is cooler with some rain, 58, friday, 50. saturday 59. and then maybe some more rain.

bahumbug. >> it is february, right. >> it is. what will happies march will come, spring's right around the corner, bam old man winter will goat us. >> i hope not, all right, chris, thank you. search is on right now for a thief who stole a pablo picasso etching, the artwork was taken on friday afternoon from the fine arts appraisal in milwaukee, wisconsin. it is worth about 50,000 bucks worker at that gallery says it just walked off the floor. gallery does not have security cameras. that will probably change. we will see you after the break.

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silicone base toys blame for the rings. company says that the rings should fade overtime after the home poddies removed. one easy way to prevent this use a coaster to protect your furniture. if you use g mail you where to see changes, google's rolling out new technology that enables e-mails to automatically update messages with fresh information. after they arrived in your in box and maybe even while you are reading them. for example if you have a flight confirmation e-mail your e-mail would update if the itinerary changes. so what do you think about this new, kind of doorman, it is the spot mini robotic dogs. boston dynamic released this video of the robot which is able to open doors with an arm outfitted on top of it, reaction to the video has been mixed with some in ahh, others says make them a little uneasy video has people, intrigued and it is number one video on you tube last week. that is a look at technically speaking. we will be right back with

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welcome back on this sunday morning it is 9:53, 36 degrees. sky 6hd taking a live look from olde city, this is not far from that massive four alarm blaze at third and chestnut right across from the museum of the american revolution. we are updating you on that at 10:00 a.m. and also on six abc .com. turning to sports this morning he is now officially, an all-star, sixers certainty joel embiid made his debut at nba all stars this weekend. >> plus phillies are had add work preparing for new season in clearwater, florida. here's jamie apody. likely his first of many joel embiid made his nba

all-star saturday night debut last night. >> joel embiid. >> process has a skills challenge, maybe don't, embiid had trouble with his passing, and, look it seems like it would be difficult, it did make a trip toll beat out to advance in the second round where quite a bit of cheating where he, skipped that section entirely. he fell to rory marketing, he is having a blast. he is the future. listen to what perennial all-star kevin durant said about embiid. >> he is a skilled play player for his size, dribble, shoot the three and will develop his skills overtime if he wants it so he is a great player. he is definitely a guy that you have to respect, and, he will take over this league here once i'm done. >> wow. >> so close, last night utah jazz donovan mitchell, was the winner, and, he brought out philadelphia comedian kevin h

art and his son to dunk over them. that earned, all 10's from the judges. kevin hartist really small but still impressive. spring training continuing in clear what ther with full squad work outs coming up tomorrow, all eyes will be on big time off season acquisition carlos santana who was already there. when it comes to hard work the first base man has quite a motor. jeff skversky has more. >> reporter: phillies are counting on carlos santana to be a driving force in the middle of their line up. speaking of driving one of his off season training rituals in the dominican republic this off season involved santana pushing a mercedes. over 100-yards, over and over again. carlos santana is a big hit here in clearwater after signing a three-year, 60 million-dollar deal this off season, the phillies believe they can go from worst to first with his bat, and glove. >> we have a lot of talent, younger players, hungry players, work hard every kay

and that is why i'm here. i'm here to try to help. >> santana brings a different kind of energy. it is a calm, relaxed, focused , but bolden joy. >> reporter: san tan ace catching at tension of his young teammates, much needed veteran presence and is a approach at the plate solidif ies the middle of the phillies line up. >> how dangerous do you think that this line up can be in philadelphia? >> a lot. a lot. especially. >> phillies fans love to hear that. >> yeah, i mean, i mean, i everybody know me i'm a patient guy. >> when you have a guy in the middle of the line up grinding down the opposing pitcher you get exhausted. i you get benefits from that. next man up up. next man up. is there a ripple effect. exhausted starting pitcher or exhausted reliever is a really good thing for the philadelphia phillies. >> reporter: not only is santana hit for power but he can, work the count. has most walks over the last seven seasons in the american league and the phillies need him to do that, right here, and with the phillies in clear water, jeff skversky for

channel six "action news". third ranked villanova with a huge win against fourth ranked xavier. also coming up at noon today flyers visit rangers. that is sports. have a great sunday. is there much more ahead on "action news" sunday morning. making the most of a tough job we have picture, to see how one woman made the most of shoveling snow. plus, it is a sports man's paradise in the making details of the new sports museum coming to philadelphia. plus meteorologist chris sowers will have an update on the exclusive accu weather forecast, wait until you hear the seven day, we will be right back after this.

"action news" continues... good morning at 10:00 a.m. on this sunday in the news at this hour. >> i could see smoke billowing out from the ground floor restaurant next door to us. >> a neighbor describing the moments that he realized a major fire is burning, we will have a live report with the latest from the fire in olde city as fire fht continue to douse hot spots at this hour. hours earlier, philadelphia fire fighters battled a fatal fire in the snow, and medics transported two fire fighters to the hospital. plus the snow covered

steps some are waking up to the white stuff this morning meteorologist chris sowers is here with your snow totals and accu weather forecast, cry, bye-bye snow, hello spring. >> unfortunately that is what will happen here. it is kind of fun tie some are saying what the until the world is going on. we had back to back days in the 60's. some locations have 8 inches of snow on the ground. and we are going in the 70's later this week. we snuck in this cold shot here and snow and very mild pattern. snowfall totals in philadelphia 1.2. lindenwald inch and a half. graterford 4.3. doyletown 4.8 inches of snow. some numbers get heavy to the northwest. bridgeton 2 inches. florence three. huffs church, a little bit higher elevation but up to 74-point. allentown most of the lehigh valley between six and 8 inches of snow from last night's storm which is quickly pushing on by, all the way over, into nova scotia now. we're left behind clear skies, across the mid at plant frick richmond, virginia all the way up in to hartford, connecticut

, boston massachusetts this area is clear this should stay out to the west today and couple clouds could sneak in but this is a nice looking day. all that sunshine and a wind out of the west, or at lee westerly component, west/ northwest, to that wind, we should, we should warm up quickly. so 39 in philadelphia. it is 40 in dover. forty-one in cape may, atlantic city. thirty-eight in allentown. well above freezing mark of 32 forecast for today ton of sunshine. 48 degrees is the high. normal is 44. by 1:00 o'clock 46. forty-eight by 4:00. by 7:00 o'clock 43. by 10:00 o'clock back down to 37. guys? >> chris, thank you. new to the latest on our breaking news, a fire fighters remain on the scene of that massive four alarm blaze that burned for hours in old city this morning. flames could be seen shooting from the roof, and inside the building at third and chestnut street. >> embers were also seen flying from this massive fire, those embers, a big concern for fire fighters, because of

the museum of the american revolution which is right nearby. >> "action news" reporter bob brooks has been on the scene all morning long and joins us live with the very latest, bob , still a very active scene there. >> reporter: yeah, nydia and gray absolutely for the first time though this morning the hoses are off. they had been spraying about seven hoses into this building now for, since this started but they are off right now. you can see just behind me here smoke is still coming out of the top two floors and also , the building to the right, of where it originated from. so, not sure what the plan of attack is here, i know for a fact that the fire is considered under control at this point. it doesn't mean that the fire is out but the fire department says that they have a pretty good handle on things. you can just see in this live picture right here just how bad the damage is tose buildings, people living there , there was a hotel here, best western, restaurant, a lot of damage, there is people here who likely have lost all of their belongings everything they have owned today just a

unfortunate tragedy. i want to bring up video here from when we first got here to the scene, the flames were just huge, shooting clear from the bottom, out through the roof of this thing, really, really just an intense fire. one of the issues fire department said they ran into was the alarms were going off down here in the buildings where some of the people weren't coming out creating a even more dangerous situation that they had walked in to they had to send crewness to pull those people out to get them to safety and one of the things fire commissioner adam tiehl wanted to speak about is people need to heed their warnings heed fire alarms when they get to to fires scene likes this. >> when you hear the fire alarm get out, don't take your stuff. we're vac waiting these buildings people are taking their stuff. i understand, it is serious. we don't evacuate a building without good reason. it is serious stuff. >> reporter: definitely very serious stuff. another live look out here you can see smoke is still coming out, a little bit worse then we had just seen to the

building to the right of where this started. obviously these buildings are all old, they are all connected and there will be damage once they are able to go in and assess thing. good news is despite how much damage there is no reports to any fire fighters or any of the residents, everyone was able to make it out safely, just some quick action by the philadelphia fire department, as you heard they did run into some issues but they were able to get everybody out. reporting live from olde city, bob brooks, channel six "action news". >> gray? >> if good to hear no injuries , thanks for the update. investigators are working to figure out what caused a fatal house fire that that happened in the fox chase section of the city. action cam at that scene last night. 7600 block of verree road when fire fighters got to this scene, you can see there that home was in flames, and they worked their way to the second floor. that is where they say they found a victim a 70 year-old woman. unfortunately she was pronounced dead at the scene. two fire fighters were also hurt, their injuries, not considered to be life threatening. the pennsylvania supreme court will decide who is the

rightful district attorney in susquehanna county. william urbansky served as county d.a. before the judge ruled him ineligible and installed marry ann o'malley instead. o'malley took off, february 5th but urbansky is suing to get the job back. he says the judge misinterpreted the state's residency requirement. from our new jersey news room atlantic city tropicana casino was cubs doomed but 10 years later it has second highest gambling revenue in the city. tropicana had been stripped of its casino license after a mass layoff led to filthy rooms, insect infestation and long lines for services but there is no such thing as a perfect operation and despite the building doing well, despite tropicana doing well, last week the guest was arrested for allegedly setting up a meth lab in the hotel room. casino says the room has been since cleaned and inspected. well, thon's still going strong just six more hours to go for these students to air at penn state as they dance

around the clock all of course to raise money for pediatric cancer research. "action news" reporter chad pradelli has been right there for the entire weekend long event and has this update from happy valley. >> ♪ >> reporter: party rages on inside bryce jordan center at penn state, only this, it is a part which a purpose. ftk is the motto, for the kids , for kids like keylonnie leboy diagnosed with brain cancer as an infant. her mother, remembers the tears. >> it was was very stressful. she was only given a 50 percent survival rate so it was very, very tough. >> reporter: thon, four diamonds fun and penn state hershey children's hospital helped keylonnie make a full recovery. 4,000 families have benefited from thon over the years. three-year old mena whoran was diagnosed with leukemia a year ago. >> they give us gas vouchers for every trip we make down

there and so everything outside of our insurance four diamonds has taken care of. it is a nation. >> reporter: kids like key lonnie and mena honey expire these penn state tours raise money and dance for 46 straight hours. taylor is a committee member at thon and she cut her hair today, hair that will get to help make wigs for children. >> i really wanted to cut my hair and i thought no better way to do it and have it get to a great cause like this so many kids deserve this. i'm really happy. >> reporter: inside the bryce jordan center pictures of the afflicted line the walls, each child, with their own, terrible journey fighting cancer. each in the minds of these dancers. >> just dance for pretty much any family that ever had to hear the words your child has cancer. >> reporter: more than 146 million-dollar have been raised at thon over the years, coming up later today at 4:00 p.m. these dancers will finally be able to sit down, go to bed but before they go to sleep they will have a final reveal to find out how

much money was raised at thon 2018. in state college, chad pradelli for channel six "action news". we're also providing coverage of thon on our web site at six abc.com. we have posted updated reports from chad pradelli and pictures from penn state. you can also find out how to get involved to help kid was cancer. >> can't wait to see that final figure. >> yes. still to come on "action news" it is a dream come true for sports enthusiast, we will details of what you will find in the museum of sports being built right here in philadelphia. busy at work clearing away all of the snow, we will have the latest on our weekend winter storm, lets take you live outside right there you can see the center city sky line near the temple university camera. meteorologist chris sowers has the exclusive accu weather forecast coming up and the forecast, we will see you in a bit.

action cam was in moorestown burlington county overnight as workers shovel the sidewalk, right outside of the catholic heritage house there on main street, salt, of course, also sprinkled on the sidewalks, to prevent any icing as folks get out and about this morning. workers were busy overnight clearing away snow fall from parking lots in the delaware valley. action cabbing was at this cherry hill plaza where a bobcat was used to clear the walk. snow is blame for a number of accidents in northern stretches of the bucks county. roads were slushy through much of the night, and into early morning hours, so slow go, on

streets in the plumsteadville area one family spent the day skiing in the poconos and then the night trying to get home. >> we have left there at 4:00 o'clock and we just got here, almost three hours, and it is really bad, you cannot drive over 20 miles an hour. >> and one business owner had to keep clearing off sidewalk right outside her restaurant there in doyletown last night. good news despite weather, customers living within walking distance of her place continued to keep her busy. as slushy snow fell in main and broad streets in lansdale montgomery county roads had a slick covering but those out and about in their cars didn't seem to have too much trouble traveling. it was a picturesque scene as snow fell in rodney square in wilmington, delaware last night. always press toy look at. not too much fun to drive n created a blanket of snow but wasn't enough to keep people from getting out and about as you can see there because we found several people enjoying the night outside on the town yes, even in the snow, chris. >> look at how beautiful the snow looks as it fell in

center city with philadelphia city hall in the back gun. enough snow last night to cover cars but fortunately we will not be breaking our backs n the city today, going from snow to 70's. what is happening? >> mother nature gave me a treat last night, brought me some snow, giving back, paying it for and bring you some sunshine. we will go over to the weather center and what a beautiful shot. you can see all of the blew up stairs re over the center city sky line. it will be a nic day. couple of clouds are possible from time to time but nothing threatening. and, numbers today are easily up in the 40's. very delightful stuff. speaking of 40's gettins to thar right now. new jersey shore, they are there already, beach haven 40. forty-one atlantic city and mkayay. thirty-eight in thirty-nine in philadelphia we have just a lit built of breeze. subtract a few degrees wit the wind and it feels like 33 in philadelphia. thirty-one in millville. twenty's to the northwest. reading 27. allentown 29. and trenton is 33 degrees. so we have had that snow on the ground, this was sent into

me by karl, he is in royersford, pa, rorsford, pennsylvania, lets try that again. and you can see all of the snow out there, trees are coming. that is one thing with the heavier wet snow it sticks to everything and just makes for beautiful picturesque scenes like this right here. the snow sticking to the trees , the roads, the signs, it looks really nice. they have had several inches out there now it will all melt 48 degrees is today's forecast ted high. normal started at the 3degrees. the normal low is 28. your satellite six with action radar. last night's stomach sipping along over nova scotia and canadian mar times. see cloud cover filling in the west. we will see t su i afternoon. future tracker showing mostly sunny skies, but there could somebody clouds out there from time to time.rees by four. at 48 you get themost locations mid tr 40's easy. overnight tonight the temperatures will pull back in the 30's aclose to freezing nord

west. watch out for a few slick icy pg to morning. elphia sying above the freezing mark, 35 for the low, wilmington and millville around 34, and then during the mid-morning hours, the cloud begin to increase we w showe, starting to develop here, nothing terribly but enough to wet the ground. could transition over tolight py afternoon, look at this, we're at 3:30 in the afternoon now. wg through and once the warm front, pulls through, all of a sudden it pushes it into a very spring like, weather pattern where temperatures just sky rocket here. so by tuesday afternoon the model has 65. accu weather will put us at 70 you can see the 70 out here. lancaster, reading close to 70 , allentown and then gets warmer as we head into wednesday afternoon. both tuesday and wednesday, the potential is there to set new record highs, and so for of transition. watch out for those icy patches early in the morning. especially north and west of the i-95 corridor but just like this morning the, temperatures will moderate

pretty quickly here as the warm front approaches. light rain and showers develop in the afternoon and then monday night, probably after midnight, when that hvyes in. then tuesday is just gorgeous with, cloud, sun, temperatures , all the way up in the upper 60's and lower 70 's. for today mostly sunny just a few cloud out there. and millvill may, atlantic cityo 48. mid 40's north and west. same for lows close to and west. maybe slightly below. thirty-four for philadelphia. to there, and dover, 32. millville 29. cape may 33. the exclusive accu weather seven day forecast 48 degrees.y. presidents day, rain and drizzle in the afternoon. 50 degrees. new record high possible tuesday, 70. new record high possible wednesday, 73. we're cooler thursday but this is still a good 14 ove average. fifty-eight. iday mostly cloudy, mild, 50 and more rain p saturday, still mild though,

59, guys. >> chris, thank you. philadelphia has been on a wild ride, this is o eagles bringing home the vince lombardi trophy for the first time. >> now that moment will be forever immortal iced in a new museum featuring all of the great moments in philadelphia 'sports history. matt o'donnell takes a close look. >> we want to let people know what sports has meant to this sit what i a great history our sports team have and what they have done and created. >> reporter: former pennsylvania governor and philadndell was among speakers o announce the creation of the philadelphia museum of sports. it wccufeet at the jetro buildit darren and pattison in south philadelphia right here near the heart of the sports complex. rendell says it will be a philadelphia sports fans dream come true. in where else will you be able to get up close, personal to take pictures with the world series, or vince lombardi trophies or how about this philadelphia a's signed team baseball from the 1913 world series.

rendell says you will be able to enjoy many great moments in sports history, in the just momen unique to philadelphia >> we hope to have temporary exhibits and thanks to ken golden we have the jackie robinson contracts that he signs with the montreal royals , triple a team that he played with, before he went up to the dodgers. memorabilia includes 1920 jac dempsey gloves,wo frazier at fight of the madison square garden in new york in 1971 and babe ruth june form from his 1928 season with the yankees, which is valued at 10 million-dollar. rendell says idea is to make this in true philadelphia spirit and include the fans in its creation. >> but also want people of philadelphia and region to know that tey can participate in making this a reality. if you go on museum of sports .org there is a place on our web site where you can contribute ten-dollar, $15,

$25, $50 and this museum will belong to the philadelphia people. >> reporter: museumes he mated to cost between and 10 million-dollar. 2 million has been raised so far. it is expected to open in the spring of next year. matt o'donnell, channel six "action news". if you'd like to donate we have posted a linc to the museum of sports web site on our own six abc.com. jus s linc. we will be right back with your social

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temperatures going up and up. >> they mess certainly are. how is 70 degrees sounding ? >> really nice. >> really nice, right. it will melt away snow. forty-eight today. sunny mild, really nice afternoon. couple cloud mixing in from time to time but otherwise nice bright day.

fifty for tomorrow. warm front approaches. we will included up quickly. rain, drizzle possible in the afternoon and then tuesday and wednesday, here we go, 70, 70, both very close to the record high for that date, and then thursday, cooler with some rain, 58, friday mostly cloudy , mild, dryer day though with a high of 50. friday night into saturday more rain possible and high of 59. we have way couple low pressures we are watching over next week but in arctic air and no snow. >> terrific. >> one, two, thank you chris. a special addition of this week with george steponapolus is next here on six abc. >> martha raditch will hoe from parkland florida just days from the high school massacre there here's a preview. >> good morning, from parkland , florida the attack at marjory stoneman douglas high school just 1 mile down the road shook this peaceful community. coming up we will talk to families coming to terms with the tragedy and we will hear from group of students who are turning their grief into action, and demanding change from congress. plus that major development in

the russia investigation what did the indictments handed down this week mean for the president, all that coming up on a special addition of this week. "action news" continues right back here at noon here's some of the stories we are working on for you the risk his own life to save his classmates, ahead a florida high school student who took bullets so others were not harmed. plus an under cover test shows more than a dozen national retailers, engaging in disturbing pricing policies we will take a look at which national retailers are said to be the war offenders. for chris sowers, gray hall and the entire "action news" team i'm nydia han. have a great sunday. we will see you right back here at noon. >> ♪

>> announcer: "this week" with george stephanopoulos starts right now. >> tragedy in florida. >> i was in the classroom and all i heard was shots and i was just like oh, my gosh. >> now the fbi admitting to a major mistake. >> we truly regret any pain this caused. >> they failed our school. they failed parkland. >> how did officials miss the warning signs? will the grass roots response born from this tragedy make meaning progress on gun control reform. we talked to grieving families and the survivors moved to action. >> life is really short as i discovered the past couple days. >> the survivors move to action. >> this will not be forgotten. we will not be silent. we are going to make a change. >> this morning parkland students banding together