new this morning, the search is on for the gunman who shot two people in a car, killing one of them. >> and power crews are still working to restore hundreds of thousands of outages caused by that nor'easter. >> first your wake-up weather shot, sky 6hd taking a live look at penn's landing. nice to see the sun out. chris sowers is here with the accuweather forecast. and chris we are recovering from the most recent nor'easter but we're expecting two more storms? >> there's at least one on the table for wednesday and a potential for a third storm as we get into next weekend.

it looks like a busy pattern coming up here and the wind at this point is starting to get annoying. one windy day, okay. two, you start getting three windy days in a row, it's annoying. it's chilly with the wind, temperatures are above freezing but it becomes blustry. numbers wise, 37 degrees in the lehigh valley, it's not bad. the numbers never actually dropped below freezing last night. whatever slick spots you're seeing should be kept to a mini. 27 in the poconos, wilmington 38, dover 39 and cape may also checking in at 39 degrees. wind speeds are out of the northwest 15-20 miles per hour with the gust. you're looking at sustained and constant wind speeds. 16 for philadelphia and dover. satellite 6 along with action radar, a little bit of cloud cover across new jersey and delaware this morning but you go

a little farther to the west and our western suburbs, they clear out pretty nicely. giving way to some sunshine later this afternoon. still breezy, winds will be out of the north northwest 15-20 miles per hour. occasional 30. making that 46s degrees feel like the 20s and 30s. as we go hour by hour with the wind chill it will feel like 46 by 11:00, 36 by 1:00. so when i come back in a few minutes, we will focus a bit more on that potential nor'easter for wednesday. guys? >> this is new video this morning. this large tree crushing a car on 66th street. >> that tree fell right on the driver's side. thankfully nobody was in that car when this happened. the storm is long gone but its fury is leaving behind a lot of damage just like this right here. and take another look at this

another hazard from the nor'easter created a tree toppling down in fairmount park it happened overnight. >> after drivers dodged downed trees, people are state waiting for their power to come back on. we caught up with this crew. >> and with so many trees down, peco says crews like these are very valuable. >> the crews are still running into trees that are down across roads and we have to wait for tree crews to come in or municipalities to come through before we can get to the equipment that's damaged to make our repairs. >> this is the third worst storm for them following the ice storm of 2014 and superstorm sandy. delaware county has reported almost half of its homes and businesses lost power at the peak of the storm. >> our cameras capture

powerlines and trees were down. >> and if you need to go to a warming center, we posted a link on 6abc.com. >> reporter: budding gymnast is getting some extra gym time. >> i like to the jump on the trampoline and the foam pit. >> our whole neighborhood is down and pretty much everyone we know. >> reporter: they came to upper marion dance and gymnastics center. >> keep the kids entertained because that's a big thing when you have no electricity is keeping kids entertained. >> relaxed and stayed warm and got back on to the internet and the kids danced and jumped and had a great time. >> high winds brought down trees all over the area, many knocking

down power. delaware county declared a state of emergency doubling staff at the emergency operations center and bringing in more resources. the head of the count's emergency services is urging folks without power to be safe. >> turning on the stove to heat your home, rigging electricity kal appliances off a battery or a generator outside. placing generators inside a building where carbon monoxide is an issue. all of these things can lead to tragedy. >> conditions are slowly improving in the boston area. many are dealing with snapped trees, damaged homes and mountains of debris. and upstate new york people there are digging out from up to 3 feet of snow, chris sowers. some roads aretill not passable this morning as crews work around the clock to clear away all that snow. new information to tell but

this morning. one man is dead, another one is in critical condition after a double shooting. this all happened in the spring garden section of philadelphia. the action cam at the scene, police say the two men who were sitting in an audi at about 3:00 this morning eating when a gunman walked up to their car and then started shooting. the 34-year-old driver was shot in the chest. he was pronounced dead at the hospital. the passenger in the back seat had bullet injuries to the leg, back and stomach. police so far have not been able to make any arrests. also new this morning one person is dead after a one-vehicle accident. the action cam also at this scene. police say an suv veered off the street and hit a concrete planter on the sidewalk and smashed through a fence and came to a stop on septa property. police say the driver was thrown from the vehicle. >> also new this morning, passengers of a new jersey

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windy today. >> it's funny we were talking about the potentially storm wednesday. i don't want it now. i want baseball and spring. we've got another storm potentially on the way as we go to the weather center. not much going on, we're still dealing with winds. you can see those lines, winds are still whipping around. sustained winds are anywhere from 15-20 miles per hour. the storm is way off the coast. these are sustained winds 15-25. every now and then we pick up a gust closer to 30. we still have a coastal flood advisory up for the entire shoreline as well as the delaware beaches. that's for this morning's high tide where minor flooding is expected, the tide will run a good foot to foot and a half above average. that too could bring rain, accumulating snow and gusty winds to parts of the area. i'll focus more on that here in a minute. 46 degrees isd to's forecasted high which is about 3 degrees

above the seasonal average of 49. we're presently sitting at 37. so most locations are abf the freezing mark of 32. that means whatever slick spots and icy patches you're seeing should be very limited. we're well above freezing. most of the viewing area never even dropped below freezing. the shore points getting awful close to 40 degrees already. dover checking in at 39. you factor in the wind, even though it's close to 40, the air temperature, it feels more like the 20s with that breeze. reading 28, philadelphia 28, trenton 30 and a very blustery and cold 15 degrees with the wind up there in the poconos. satellite and radar showing you cloud cover across delaware and new jersey this morning clearing across most of the keystone state. nice weather across the mid atlantic. should scoot on by today, tomorrow, all three days look

all right then we get into wednesday and this is where things are going to get interesting. here is friday's nor'easter. look at how tight these lines are. these are called isobars, lines of equal pressure. the tighter these lines are, the stronger the winds. you can see we're close to that pack here so it's still breezy. a primary low hitting the great lakes, then a surface low develops here right off the coast. that's your nor'easter that will go right up the eastern sea board. the question is how close to the coast will this storm develop. the closer the low is to the eastern seaboard, the greater the impacts are going to be for places like the jersey shore, philadelphia, northwestern suburbs. we advance this, this becomes a full-blown nor'easter. what we know right now most of the models are coming around we have increasing confidence that

this will hit on wednesday. right now it looks like rain to snow in philadelphia and it could be a plowable snow north and west and becoming windy again. it doesn't look like anything close to what we just dealt with. i don't think we'll see 60-70 mile an hour winds. this particular forecast model that don't show much of anything at all. this particular model shows the potential of this storm here. that darker blue is 6-12 that wouldically lehigh valley, poconos, maybe 3 inches right there in philadelphia and lesser amounts for south jersey and delaware. so again it's a storm we'll have to watch very closely. david murphy, cecily and adam will fine tune this as we start the workweek. overnight all locations dropping well before freezing. it's a cold night, slick spots

north and west. the exclusive accuweather 7-day forecast, the next three days actually look okay. partly sunny, breezy, 46. breezy 45, 47 for tuesday. i didn't issue an accu-alert for tuesday because we're not sure of the track and the rest of the 7-day actually looks okay. nydia? >> thank you chris. any time the storm hits you can keep track of the very latest by using our free app. the philadelphia flower show to savor a taste of spring. there's no shortage of lush greenery and martha stewart will host a book signing. the flower show ends one week

from today. >> your time now 7:15. hollywood's biggest day is finally here. you can watch the academy awards live on 6abc a bit later tonight. >> taking home that gold statue can really cement movie careers. danya, you look beautiful in that gown. >> well, thank you. good morning to you, gray and nydia. the long award season ends tonight and the big question here is which film will win best picture. the glitz, the glamour and the celebrities all coming together for hollywood's biggest night, the oscars. for the second year in a row. >> if i see people laughing, i'll feel good about it. >> reporter: late night host jimmy kimmel is hosting the show. he's hoping to set the right

tone. >> i do worry about that because i have a tendency to not strike the right town in my life. >> in one year after that unforgettable wrong envelope snafu. >> color coding might be a nice thing to think of this time around. but i'll be honest. it will be funny if it happened again. >> reporter: incredible performances by women this year shaping up for tough lead and supporting actress categories but there is a favorite. >> best actress certainly looks like frances mcdormand's award to win. >> gary oldman. >> reporter: the most talked about is still a toss-up. >> the shape of water certainly a favor but get out with a chance to pull a surprise.

>> reporter: the accounting firm has put new procedures in place to make sure it doesn't happen again. gray and nydia back to you. >> it's going to be a great night. on the red carpet at the oscars kicks it all off at 5:30. you will see the stars talking to abc as they arrive and jimmy kimmel takes the stage at 8:00. action news at 11:00 has your oscars recap.

>> the man known as major winchester on the iconic tv show "mash" has died. he died after battling bladder cancer. he won two emmy nominations in the late 1970s.

he was 75 years old. philadelphia is now offering a parking ticket amnestyprogram. >> it will allow all parking tickets people have received before 2014. >> to enroll in the program have you to pay any and all parking tickets that you've received since 2013. you can also sign up for a payment plan for outstanding tickets. the program ends on april 30th. we'll put a link on 6abc.com. we'll collect money for the school district. >> a major doctor's group always new guidelines for treating teen depression. the american academy of pediatrics says all patients over the age of 12 years old

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>> 7:24 sunday morning forecast for today, not a bad day. we'll see a combination of sun and clouds. at the shore it's down right windy. the poconos blustery and cold. highs around 33 with the wind it's going to feel more like the teens and 20s, like the middle of january up there. coastal flood advisory continues for the jersey shore and the delaware beaches. not only are we dealing with

higher than normal tide, but we also continue to see these 8-14 foot breakers on the sand just like this continuing to pound away and create beach erosion. even the delaware bay getting into some of the smaller counties, what you can expect if you have property or live down at the jersey shore. it's this morning's high tide that we're concerned about. it occurs between 8:45 and 9:45 this morning. the tide will run a good foot to a foot and a half above what is considered your normal high tide levels. minor flooding is expected on the roadways that typically flood and the waves are 8-14 feet. this evening's high tide could also be minor tidal flooding but we get into monday and tuesday and everything is back to normal. gray? >> thank you for the update. the surging sixers are on the road for a tip-off in milwaukee and the flyers have another

face-off in florida. here's jeff skversky. >> flyers looking to rebound later today against the panthers in south florida after a frus trasting game in tampa. flyers blew a two-goal lead twice. the flyers facing the best team, the lightning. he closes his eyes and just shoots. not bad. flyers down one. under three to go. what a they are two points out of first. villanova's run of four straight big east titles is over but the

head coach says he likes where this team is going even though they have not looked pretty down the stretch. >> wear him down. >> villanova wearing down georgetown in the regular seaso. villanova wins the -- 97-73. the union kicking off the regular season last night against new england. they have more wins against them than any other team in major leagueoccer. this first career goal, union go on to win 2-0.

just how special the eagles are to the fan base. >> it's great to see how happy they are and how excited the city is for winning the first super bowl. i think every handy shook was thank yous and appreciate you and i think one guy told me he could die now that the eagles won the super bowl. >> wow. now that is living and dying with the philadelphia eagles. that is sports, i'm jeff skversky. have a good day. >> 7:28 now. lego is going green. the company is launching sustainable plant-based lego piece this is year. the company says it is a first step in their plan to use sustainable materials in all core products and packages by 2030. >> and power crews are still

working on almost 200,000 outages across the area. >> good morning to you. let's get you caught up on the forecast with meteorologist chris sowers. thankfully that nor'easter is gone. >> it's gone but we're still dealing with the winds. if we could get the winds out of here it would be just fine and it would help out the crews that are trying to clean all the downed trees and power lines. we are still seeing gusts 20-30 miles per hour right now. we're all above freezing so we're not dealing with slick spots or icy patches out there. center city 37, new town 38 and lots of upper 30s for south jersey and delaware dover

already closing in on 40. blueberry country 38. browns mills 38 degrees. you factor in the wind it's to be expected with the breeze this time of the year. still out of the northwest again 15-25, gusts to 30 later on. it feels like the upper 20s to close to 30 right now. so even though the actual air temperatures are approaching 40, with the wind it feels closer to 30. make sure you bundle up in layers if you're heading out this morning. clearing out to the west, that clear line should move east during the day and overall it looks pretty nice. we're looking at a combination of sun and clouds, chilly the normal high for this time of the year is 49. we're only forecasting 46 but it could obviously be a lost worse. by 1:00, 45. by 4:00, 45. and by 7:00, the numbers really start tailing off again. we will say breezy and chilly with that high of 46. gray? >> all right, chris. thank you so much for the

update. it is now 7:32 and this morning many people are still waiting for their power to be restored after this week's nor'easter left them in the dark. the nor'easter barreled through the region half of the outages still fleed to be repaired and -- need to be repaired and utility crews are reporting it may take days. in delaware county a home was severely damaged by a falling tree. that tree smashed right through the second floor. thankfully no one was hurt. delaware county saw the most power outages due to this nor'easter. and in quaker town, a tree fell into a roam this happened on camp rock hill road. it landed on the bedroom of a 19-year-old girl. she was not injured. >> warming centers are open to help people in the storm's aftermath and we put a link to the available shelters on 6abc.com. the poconos got more than a foot. a warming center is open at stroudsburg high school.

people up in new england got lashed by the nor'easter as well. it knocked out power to many. it also left some communities under water. >> reporter: on the second day of a powerful nor'easter, high tides surging several feet in scituate, massachusetts. at times the winds gusting up to 90 miles per hour. tides and winds surging through the streets. the massachusetts governor declaring a state of emergency. the national guard busy all night rescuing over 100 people in the town of quincy including these children. >> we do have the national guard still with us that are helping us transport people back and forth. >> reporter: even transporting people in buckets of tractors. this couple and their dog brought to safety on a boat.

>> last year you could file that off. it wasn't west, it wasn't mud. >> the high winds toppling power lines, crews working overtime to get more than 2 million people back online. and another storm dropping 4 feet of snow in the sierra nevada. one crashing down on avalanches all of them survived. >> saw that 8-foot wall of snow and a second later it hit us. luckily the very top of my snow board was showing. big props to the civilian skiers around us. >> your time now 7:35. new information this morning philadelphia police are looking for suspects after a man was shot. the action cam at that scene in northeast philadelphia. officers say when they got to the scene after getting reports of gunfire, they found the man in his 20s sitting on a bench.

he had a gunshot wound to a thigh. wilmington police are mourning the loss of one of their own. a 45-year-old died after suffering a heart attack at his home. >> 7:36 now to los angeles where the oscars will be held tonight. police will be out in force during the awards show. more than 500 officers will be employed around the dolby theater. the operation will include the services of the fbi, local firefighters, private security guards and police helicopters. this is all out of an abundance of caution and they're not aware of any specific threats. >> police arrested a 19-year-old student accused of killing his parents at central michigan university. that arrest came after an intense search. police say this man, james davis

junior was spotted just yet morning on a train right near campus. investigators say davis shot and killed his parents friday inside of a campus dormitory. when they arrived to pick him up for spring break. police say officers spoke to davis but he was later released after questioning. >> a man shot himself to death outside the white house yesterday. the secret service has identified him internally but not yet released that information. we're told that around 11:45 in the morning, the man approached the north fence removed a concealed handgun and fired several rounds before taking his own life. nobody else was injured. new this morning, south korea's president announced he is selling a delegation to north korea this week. that delegation will be headed by his national security director in an effort to try and ease nuclear attentions to help restart dialogue between north korea and the united states. south korea is trying to take

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this is good news here. almost the entire viewing area right now seeing temperatures above the freezing mark so we're not dealing with too many slick spots. those are sustained wind speeds, your gusts are closer to 25 and we presently have a feels-like temperature of 28. all the temperatures are above freezing, the exception being the poconos but they're higher in elevation. reading 37, millville 37 and you go a little bit farther to south dover and cape may. you're already close to 40 degrees, most of us will get anywhere from 45 to 47 for the high. the satellite and the radar, whatever cloud cover you're seeing this morning, a lot of it should work its way off the coast, by afternoon it's more like sun and clouds should be a nice refreshing day and high pressure is planted there. the problem is there's an area of low pressure getting ready to jump the rockies, precipitation is breaking out across the

western states and high plains states. this low will hit the great lakes and a secondary low similar to what we saw on friday. will we have to deal with another nor'easter by the middle of midweek. and temperatures are cold. we had a lot of 50s and 60s and 70s in february and now we get closer to spring and here comes old man winter again. this cold drives all the way down to the panhandle of florida where jacksonville is down to 43 degrees with wind chills in the 30s. if that low tracks just right we could be talking about another snow event as we head into wednesday. future tracker 6, still breezy northwesterly winds, 15-25 miles per hour. highs around 46. tomorrow morning about 29. very cold start to the day then by afternoon clouds thin out

again, we'll see sunshine back up into the mid 40s, but it's still breezy once again for tomorrow. partly sunny and breezy for today, wind speeds 15-20 miles per hour. your gusts at times are closer to 30. as we go hour by hour, a good dose of sun and clouds throughout the day. clouds this morning thinning out by afternoon. by lunchtime 43, by 2:00, 46. and by 2:00 back down to 45. overnight tonight partly cloudy and we will call it brisk and cold 26 degrees, outlying suburbs closer to 30 in center city. the exclusive accuweather 7-day forecast. still going to be breezy but no rain or snow. partly sunny, breezy today, 46. increasing clouds for tuesday, 47 and here comes wednesday. now i didn't issue an accuweather alert just yet because the track is still up in the air. right now it looks like rain to snow, could be a plowable snow

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always glad you're waking up with us on a sunday morning. 7:54, 37 degrees. sky 6hd, hey that nor'easter is gone but it's still a bit windy outside. chris sowers is here now with a final check on the forecast. >> still breezy today, even tomorrow we could be dealing with breezes. the new jersey shore still dealing with minor tidal flooding from sandy hook down through avalon to wildwood and cape may. the tides could run a good foot and a half to two foot above normal. otherwise the story will be the continued breeze. the exclusive accuweather 7-day forecast, the next three dation overall don't look that bad. 46 today, 45 tomorrow, 47 tuesday. then we get into wednesday and that's where the forecast gets tricky again. we're watching another coastal

storm, maybe another nor'easter for us, rain to snow and some of that snow could be plowable north and west of the city. thursday, friday and saturday looks good. >> and good morning america weekend is just a few minutes away. >> here's a preview. >> good morning. coming up on gma at a time of unprecedented chaos in the west wing, the president tried a new tactic overnight telling jokes in a room filled with members of the news media. highlights coming up. the cleanup in the northeast. and sam champion has the latest on a new storm barreling across the country right now. and finally this is oscar sunday. paula is live on the red carpet. she goes one on one with the host, jimmy kimmel and she'll also talk fashion. we'll see you soon. >> a reminder good morning america weekend is next. action news continues a bit

later this morning. >> a large tree crashes down on top of a vehicle in delaware county. we are live with the very latest efforts to restore power to tens of thousands of homes. >> plus a new health initiative is already beginning to work for our viewers and we'll take another check of the accuweather forecast. for gray hall, chris sowers and the entire action news team, i'm nydia han. make it a super sunday. we'll see you right back here at 9:00 a.m.

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