you, 7578, saturday morning. >> a driver turns a philadelphia neighborhood into a demolition derby. >> annual old city community is reeling from the four-alarm inferno that ripped through businesses. >> storm tracker 6 live is tracking more damp and dreary weather with periods of heavy

rain. let's get over to accuweather with meteorologist chris sowers. we've had enough of this criminals. >> reporter: we have, let's look at the monthly totals across the area. very impressive considering normally in philadelphia we should have more than 3 inches of rain for the entire month. philadelphia, 5.3. atlantic city, 6 inches of rain. wilmington, 5 1/2. trenton, 4.7. reading, 4.7 inches of rain of that's the bad news. the good

midnight. note where the rain/snow line is. it's farther back places than chicago and milwaukee. that's how far west you have to travel to get into any cold air, which is very, very rare. 42 in pottstown, malvern. newtown, 44. lots of mid 40s showing up south and east, as well. today, mild, lots of clouds, periods of rain and drizzle this afternoon, we're shooting for a high of 54. i'll be back along in just a few minutes and track everything for you on future tracker 6. i'll let you know when the moisture arrives and roll it out here in the seven seven-day for. >> 7:02 a.m., new information to tell you about this morning, dozens of people waking up to the sounds of an out-of-control

driver smashing into cars that happened in one philadelphia neighborhood. [crashing sounds]. >> what a frightening scene that was. an "action news" viewer sending in that video. third at porter street, the street was turned into a let -- demolition derby. the driver smashed into 16 cars. the driver was held at the scene. we're waiting to get newer information from police. firefighters pulled a person from a burning home. this happened in west philadelphia. crews quickly putting out the fire on ludlow street. the injured person was taken to penn presbyterian hospital we're working to get more information about the victim's condition him it's been a week since the big fire gutted a building and damaged another one in the old city neighborhood. the aftermath is dealing an economic punch to the normally

bustling 200 block of chestnut street. while one business is shut down, it's getting a helping hand from a neighboring business. jeff chirico takes a closer look of people rallying together. >> there's a lot of people walking around. this friday night, third and chestnut is considered a collapse zone with police cars blocking the devastating fire scene at least one nearby business has plenty of empty tables. others like the best western hotel and little lion restaurant is still closed leaving dozens out of work. >> five days later we're not allowed in the building, reality starts to set in, we don't have any information.

too deteriorated to save. >> it's hard because the 200 block of chestnut street is one of the most intact rows or blocks of 19th century fabric we have in the entire city. >> reporter: meanwhile, young is talking to insurance companies and planning a fundraiser for an out of work staff grateful for those rallying around him. >> not everybody found a job, but there should be enough offers out there to potentially land everybody. >> reporter: there's an old iron facade that will be salvaged

we're told. demolition will begin next week and last a week, if you come down here be aware of potential road closures. jeff chirico channel 6 "action news." >> it is now 7:06 a.m. this morning we continue to follow the aftermath of the florida school shooting massacre, new revelations are coming to light about the accused shooter. we're learning more about calls made to law enforcement about the alleged shooter in the weeks and months before the tragedy in parkland florida. a person with a tip called into the fbi in january and told the operator i know he is going to explode. she feared the shooter getting into a school and shooting up the place. fbi admitted it was never passed along to the miami field office. broward county sheriff office said they were called to nikolas cruz home 23 times for concerns

he might shoot up the school. also released was 911 audio someone believed to be cruz 9 months before the shooting. >> the thing i lost my mother a couple of weeks ago, i'm dealing with a bunch of things right now. >> we learned that teachers have returned to the marjory stoneman douglas high school they are planning for the transitional reopening for students. governor rick scott broke with president trump to arm teachers with gun. he would spend 450 million tolerance to but the law enforcement officers if school. he did not call for a ban on the assault weapon that nikolas cruz used. president trump called for bonuses for teachers who are willing to be armed in school. there's a small, but growing corporate backlash to the nra.

several companies are cutting ties to the gun lobby no longer offering programs to the members. they include -- some of this appears to be the result of direct customer pressure. robert mueller investigation continues to heat up. an advisor to the trump campaign rick gates pleaded guilty to conspiracy charges. he was the business partner of former campaign chairman paul man ford who was indicted yesterday. robert mueller's strategy seems to be to put so much pressure on paul manafort that he gives up what he knows about president trump and the russians. secret service agents arrest a woman who drove into a

barrier near the white house. this happened near the south lawn of the white house. the security scare prompted the white house to go on temporary lockdown. police reporting the driver is known to secret service and believed to have mental health issues. 7:09 a.m. happening today, doug peterson gets a new horn this hits home for the coach of the super bowl champ. moorestown will honor him today at 10:00 a.m. at the community house on main street. >> new this morning, high school students in radnor delaware county danced through the night for a good cause. the students at archbishop john carroll high hosted their own version of on this. they wrapped up 7 minutes ago. the dance marathon raises money

for the children's hospital of philadelphia. >> dransing for a good cause. >> 7:10 a.m. if you're just waking up, we'll take a look at the weekend happening in just a bit. >> custom agents searching a bus near paris find a stolen painting by a renown artist. coming up in weather, moore rain and drizzle of course lots of clouds heading this way, on a positive note temperatures are moderating. yesterday we had a chilly high of 45. sunday, 64 degrees. i'll have the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast coming up. a painting by one of the world's

most renown impressionist was found after being stolen. it was found a bus near paris, france. none of the passengers admitted to knowing anything about the

painting. it was painted in 1877 and called the choir girl. it was stolen in 2009. marvel black panther is so popular in kenya, they canceled other movies so they could have more showings. a fundraiser campaign raised $200,000 so teenagers could see the movie. >> if the idea of getting old fills you with dread. this week's art of aging is for you. >> reporter: tamala edwards introduces us to a times reporter who wrote the book on finding happenness. >> . >> you lose your eyesight you don't have money, you don't have sex, you're invisible in america.

>> reporter: just as he was going through divorce he became the primary caretaker of his 87-year-old mother. >> i met people in that aiming group they are having fulfilling lives. >> reporter: it was a life changing realization. >> bad things happen to us whether we're 20 or 50 or 80. we have a choice whether we define ourselves by the things we lost or the stuff we still have. >> reporter: he wrote a book on happiness is a choice you make chairing a common thread. >> all these people had suffered a loss or other, they got on with their lives. >> reporter: a retired civil servant fred jones taught the importance of gratitude. >> i said fred what's your favorite part of the day, waking up in the morning and saying thank god for the day. >> reporter: make yourself vulnerable to somebody new in your 90s. form those bonds knowing they

could end really, really soon. >> reporter: from a nazi slave camp survivor, named jonas he adopted a wonderful motto on life. keep dancing and singing and have a good drink. his book will give a long overdue book to old people. >> there are life lessons there that can make life better for all of us. >> life lessons for all of us. >> reporter: absolutely. let's go over to the weather center. let's talk a little weather, this weather is for the dogs as we continue to see the rain, low-level clouds, patchy mist, miserable weekends. i believe it's the 5th or 6th weekend in the row, consecutively we had measurable rain one or two of the weekend days. we're expecting rainfall today and tomorrow. the call from accuweather this weekend, rain and drizzle

expected this afternoon. mild high of 54. sunday, rain during the morning hours, otherwise it's a mainly cloudy day, afternoon showers and clearing and brightening of the skies right in the afternoon. right now most of the forecast models hold the cloud cover locked in pretty good here, i wouldn't hold my breath. if we see the sun, it will be very, very late in the day. 54 degrees is the forecasted high. the normal is 46. 44 is where we started out this morning which is close to the normal high. 2 miles in reading. .3 in lancaster. 1.7 in wilmington. i was look the a observation no delays at philadelphia international. millville, .3. .4 dover. .3 in wildwood. .2 in atlantic city. 44 for the i-95 corridor. allentown, reading, 42. millville, 46. cape may, 44.

dover, showing 48 degrees. again, 46 is the normal. we're already close to that. as you look at the satellite and radar, those clouds continue to lower and thicken, lots of low-level clouds, eventually the rain will slide through probably after the midday hour the first drops will fall west of philadelphia in south jersey and delaware, let's say between 1:00 p.m. and 2:00 p.m. there's pleasant more to come. a lot of this heavier stuff will fall overnight tonight, after 10:00 p.m., after midnight we'll see the yellows and oranges here. look how far to the west the rain/snow line is, you have to go past chitown to get close to this. everybody else, east of the mississippi this is all rain as temperatures continue to be very, very mild for this time of the year. future tracker showing you cloudy skies, light rain falling

north and west of the city. the temperatures are mild, 53. the high 54 or 55. 5:00 p.m., more rain and showers. after midnight tonight, same thing more rain rain and shower, heaviest occurring 6:00 a.m. that band pulls through, sunday, cloudy and damp, occasional showers and patchy drizzle. hopefully we'll see clearing late in the day, but this model holds the cloud cover in pretty good. 4:00 p.m., here comes the warm front. 60 south of there, upper 40s for the lehigh valley county poconos. more rain and drizzle clouds today anticipate tomorrow. heaviest rain overnight tonight into tomorrow. a half inch on top of the inch we picked up over the last couple of days. cloudy skies and rain and drizzle, millville 57, dover,

57. rain at times, especially after midnight, patchy drizzle and fog. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, rain and drizzle today, are 54. morning rain tomorrow, otherwise cloudy and mild, 60. monday, tuesday, wednesday, all look very nice. the return of sunshine, temperatures in the 50s and 60s. more "action news" coming up after the break. new

so glad you're waking up with us, saturday morning, 7:21 a.m., 44 degrees, sky6 live hd over wilmington, delaware. meteorologist chris sowers says as you prepare for the weekend, prepare for the rain. this is like the 5th weekend we've seen rain. go away rain. this is a look at what's happening around the delaware and lehigh valleys this weekend.

tyler state park holds a maple and pancake sugaring event from 8:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m., $16 for adults and ten dollars for children. history of german immigration will be celebrated today. philly beer fest will be held at the germantown society of pennsylvania 611 spring garden street from 2 to 5:30 p.m. >> tomorrow is the time to get up close and personal with the philadelphia mummers string band. the day long celebration raises money for the mummers.

>> turning to sports, the sixers host the orlando imagine i think today and the sixers face ottawa. >> jamie apody has saturday morning sports. >> reporter: good morning, let the games begin. phillies kicked off great fruit play yesterday, to quote gary papa they will stop selling beer at the ballpark because they lost the opener. phillies take on the blue jays, this is how the game started and the opener started. designated hitter led things off with a homerun. that was the difference as the phils lost to toronto 2-1. check out the hats the phillies wore, the sd stance for stoneman -- stands for stoneman douglas. every major league team playing wore the caps, they were

auctioned off to help the victims and their families. >> we feel for the kids who were lost, this is the least we can do to wear the hats. >> we're he thankful that we can play our tiny little small part and say all of our hearts and prayers are going out to the people involved and wish that there's foggy to be a change. >> reporter: being called the ncaa's worst nightmare, an fbi probe has uncovered violations by 20 division one basketball programs with 25 players being linked to receiving improper benefits from agents. sixers top draft pick markell fultz received 10,000 from afm sports in 2015. it was actually ever signed with the huskies and where he

attended the school. he never signed up with the agency. quakers ran away with it watch the layup as penn wins 74-46. it's their first 21 season since 2006/2007. flyers hit the road and play on ottawa. they beat columbus, 2-1 to move into a tie with pittsburgh, with 74 points. they were off the pace of washington with the top spot crazy after losing ten in a row, the flyers have a shot at winning the division, the coach said that's comes from the top. >> there's a certain level of confidence, a concern level of calmness, whether it's under fire or things are going well there's a certain level of focus our leaders have carried. >> reporter: they are playing great and the sixers hope to keep their winning streak alive

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look right now at penns landing. it is a dreary start so your saturday, heavy rain is on the way. >> local police officials sound off on the florida high school officers inaction during the mass shooting. >> security at schools around the country is inusing in the wake of the florida attack. one high school banning backpacks. >> more on those stories in a moment, but first let's take you outside to meteorologist chris sowers tracking the forecast. i know a rainy weekend, people on facebook are saying at least it's not snow. >> reporter: i happen to disagree.

i will say i liked the stretch during the week. tuesday arena wednesday, how nice is this it's rare you start see days like this in the month of february, tuesday, 72. wednesday, 77. the all time record high during the month of february was 79 set back in 1930. we cooled it down thursday, 58 the clouds rolled in. we had showers, yesterday was miserable, 45 degrees, the good news it has been all rain, and not snow because if temperatures were cold enough with the amount of rain that we have seen so far this month, some areas would be shoveling 50, 60 inches of snow. dense fog advisory in effect for chester and lancaster county up about another half-hour, visibility down to less than a quarter mile. we have another pocket of fog, very dense fog settling in over the delaware bay, millville,

vineland, buena, .3. dover,.6. philadelphia international 2 miles. no reported delays as of yet. as we go farther to the west you can see the rains on storm tracker 6 live, a lot of this moves in here later today overnight tonight and into tomorrow morning. forecast for today, it's dry this morning be maybe a little mist from time to time, the steadier rain holds off until after lunchtime. noon temperature, 51, 3:00 p.m., 53. the sun returns in time for the new workweek. there's no snow in the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast. i'm sure that makes a lot of you happy. i'll be back in just a few minutes with the details in the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast. nydia. >> chris, thank you. switching to the florida school shooting tragedy we're learning about the armed resource officer who was on campus when the gunman started shooting out the high school in park land.

scott peterson resigns after he ran for cover rather than confronting the gunman inside the marjory stoneman douglas high school. 17 students were killed in the attack. peterson once characterized himself a strong pro active law enforcement officer who was not shrink in the face of danger. this is the 53-year-old describing a previous incident he responded to in 2015. >> there were four males inside the cafeteria. i chased them, i'm getting older but i chased them. i identified who i was, i apprehended two of them 4000 block of coconut creek and throw them in the back and kept going own grabbed the other two. >> officials i away a stellar officer and former employee of the month and former resource officer of the year. he has been working at the high school since 2005. he is distraught over the shooting. >> much has been made of scott

peterson not entering the school toen gauge the gunman. the action orction of peterson sparked reaction from dinner in south jersey. >> you are task with the job to protect the public and save lives. >> reporter: at these tables, hundreds of first responders, 200 club of burlington county annual awards dinner where we met the chiefs. they explained in mass shooting situations as in florida. if there's an armed officer engaged, not wait for back up, move fast stop the gunman. as to the controversy around scott peterson. if this was my agency i would rip the guy or girl, too, i want expect the person to go in because it could be their family

member inside the place. >> i can't imagine the person not going in to save lives, the part of the job is to risk your life for others if you're not willing to do that, especially it's when your job to do i can't understand why he would be doing this job. >> reporter: it would be dangerous for a single officer to confront an unknown gunman, but said it's the kind of of risk police officers sign on for. in cinnaminson, john rawlins channel 6 "action news." >> 7:35 a.m., this morning a 20-year-old facing charges after police say he threatened to shoot people at a school in northern pennsylvania. police arresting and you say continue lehman after they got a tip that he was planning on shooting people at keystone job correspond. he was charged with terrific threats. several school districts around the condition are banning backpacks to make the school

savers. school leaders made the change at an eastern ohio school are looking to give students extra time to get to classrooms since they have to swap out their books between classes. students will be able to carry small purses and lunch boxes. >> fire officials are trying to figure out what sparktd an enormous -- sparked an enormous blaze in the lehigh valley in the parkland school district in south white hall. the blaze erupted with fuel tanks schoagd -- exploding and tires bursting off their rims. one teenager has turned himself in and police have arrest warns for two additional students stemming from a brawl at a basketball in milford, delaware. fight break out at milford academy. two other suspects have not been identified, but are planning to

surrenders. happening today, reverend billy graham will come home to charlotte, north carolina. his casket will make the 150-mile trip from a mountain chapel in asheville. he will lie in honor in the u.s. rotunda next week. it's the first time a civilian has been accorded the honor since rosa parks died in 2005. a bug collected a service fee when customers chose to waive the fee and checked the ability to give tips to the workers who picked the groceries. inis it a cart has taken steps to insure it doesn't happen again. you may have seen this

story making its way around social media. people calling the 2-year-old a german shepherd a hero, the dog was shot three times protecting its young owner from thieves. two machine broke into the family's seattle washington home and started ransacking downstairs when the intruders went into the bedroom, rex lunged at the two men and shot the dog three times. the dog saved his life. >> rex is an angle that we had at our house. >> wow an angel and hero, he said the burglars took off after hearing police sirens approaching and somehow rex survived the shooting by a bullet going into his neck and both of his hind legs being

injured. what a good dog. >> we wish him a smooth recovery. >> still ahead on "action news," healthcare can be expensive, "action news" has launched a tool to show you the real cost of million treatments. an emu is on the loose in a pennsylvania town, today he is safe and sound. speaking of flying, meteorologist chris sowers emus can't fly, i don't think. meteorologist chris sowers will have the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast we'll see you after the break. presents...

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everybody, see that big old bird, that's an emu, the flightless bird got loose earlier this week and wondering around the township for nearly a week. >> we've never had anything that caused this much -- this emu, this guy is hot, he has two legs, he is strong and fast. >> chris you may be right. after several temperatures to carroll the emu. it was shot with an tranquilizer, the bird was transferred to an animal park. >> i always wanted one of those and alpaca in the backyard. they told there was a rule by the township i didn't have

enough land. >> reporter: let's go outside talen energy stadium, down in chester, the fog settling on in, that's pretty much the way the day will look here, from start to inissue, another gray afternoon, periods of rain later on, if you're not picking up the rain you'll see fog and drizzle. storm tracker 6 live, you're not picking up any steady precipitation yet. we're seeing the greens across central portions of pennsylvania. bruise sent this to me, in the lehigh valley. golden restever, they are ready to play, bruise doesn't want to get off the catch. come on dad, i want to play catch, but unfortunately, the dogs will have to stand out there and hold the ball and wait patiently. 45 degrees, dewpoint of 44. that's why we're seeing the fog. when these two numbers get close to each other, the atmosphere

becomes saturated. that's what you're seeing. the winds are calm, pressure is holding steady. mild numbers, 42 in pottstown. 44 in coatsville. long wood, 45. media. 43. center city, 45. normal high for this time of the year is 45, 46 we're just about there now. it's going to be a mild afternoon. smyrna. 46 degrees. satellite and radar. cloud cover from the coast all the way to central portions of the appalachian states with rain starting to push across pittsburgh, the steel city. erie reporting light rain. knows at far east as williamsport. it will spread east and we'll pick up rain drops after midday. yet another area of low pressure riding along this conveyer belt or this frontal boundary clifting to the -- owe drifting

to the east. it will be followed by a last run sound morning, hopefully the pattern breaks down and we'll see sunshine by monday. the jet stream was very what we call amplified, it climbed up into southern canada, even across the lower hudson bay on the backside it dropped down to southern mexico. ice storm out hear and summer-like weather in the east. record highs set tuesday and wednesday. 127 record highs set for areas east of the mississippi river. 32 area high all time records never seeing that temperature ever during the month of february. some locations were 40 degrees above seasonal averages. the back door friend slid through, temperatures are cooler, but still very nice for this time of the year. future tracker showing by 5:00 p.m. the model is hung up a little bit. lighter rain overspreads the area.

11:00 p.m. shortly after midday, the light rain overspreads the area west to east. tomorrow morning, more light rain lots of clouds and drizzle. by afternoon we see the warm front approach in the morning we'll see the steady rain, by afternoon it's leftover showers and mild temperatures. 4:00, 61 in philadelphia. 66 for dover. rain and drizzle today. shortly after midday that's when it all begins, 54 degrees is the forecasted high. cloudy this morning, light rain by afternoon. 2:00 p.m., temperatures 53. same number by 4:00. overnight tonight, mild night, 39 degrees, outlying suburbs, 44 for center city. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, it's even milder tomorrow, high of 60. monday, tuesday, wednesday, all of a sudden, the pattern clears out, we see high pressure in control, all of a sudden it's sunny skies, monday, tuesday, wednesday, 56, 58, 60. thursday and friday another storm moves in.

54, 45. on the the backside of that, friday night and saturday, temperatures are cold enough where there could white stuff. >> every time you say interesting i get very concerned, chris. >> reporter: i won't use that any more. >> a brand new "fyi philly" is coming up tonight on 6abc. >> here's roblg rogers -- karen rogers and alicia vitarelli with a preview. >> reporter: there are two new places a party in the city. get a taste of northeast philly's cultural cuisine. learn about two premier dining events and how to succeed in your daily deeds. get a taste of orlando you could win a trip for that. tune are to that, we hope you join us. >> so glad you stayed with us,

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accuweather. >> reporter: you will need the umbrella today tonight and tomorrow. monday you'll need the sunglasses. the call from accuweather, 54 degrees, periods of rain and drizzle this afternoon. tomorrow, rain transitions over to showers. milder day, 60. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, sun returns in time to start the workweek. everybody heading back to work and school, bright and sunny, 56. looks like the nicest day of the seven-day forecast, sun and clouds, warm, high of 60. >> "action news" continues at 9:00 a.m. >> here's some of the stories we're working on on for you, if

you want to give your face a few and improved look how to fix the texture and tone and last -- elist elast -- budget. >> we have pets looking for a home, that's it for us, for nydia han, chris sowers and the entire "action news" team, i'm gray hall. make it a great day.

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clorox means clean. good morning, america. new this morning, under investigation. were there other sheriff's deputies who did not enter that florida high school when nikolas cruz allegedly opened fire. plus, what a caller appearing to be cruz told 911 three months before the massacre. >> the thing is i lost my mother a couple of days ago so like i'm dealing with a bunch of things right now. >> and the tipster who was worried cruz would shoot up a school. guns in schools. president trump renewing his call for teachers to be armed. >> if there are guns inside held by the right people, by highly trained professionals, you're going to see this end. >> he says a gun-toting teacher could be better than an armed security officer. pleading guilty,