injured it's sunday night and i'm walter perez and sarah bloomquist is off and they are trying to track down the people responsible and christie ileto is live at the race vine station with details, christie. >> reporter: that's right walter septa released photos of people they want to talk to individuals they believe were a part of this may lay that happened just beyond these gates now apparently this started as a street fight and turned into a snowball fight and escalated into a violent attack. chaos erupted inside the race vine subway station. septa released the violent moments caught on a cell phone curtesy of bystanders, in one shot a juvenile wearing a backpack is seen repeatedly punching another teen's head. in a second shot three teens punched and stomped on another individual he was crouching on the ground for cover. authorities are not clear on what started the fight that later turned into this may lay

delaware valley's leading news program, with meteorology goodies, melissa magee, jeff skversky, sarah bloomquist and, walter perez. >>> sunday night, the final numbers are in, for the philadelphia flower show. >>> plus rescue crews run into trouble trying to save a deer stranded on a icy lake. >>> but the big story on "action news" is investigation into a massive brawl, at a septa stop in center city. it actually happened last week at race/pine station and as you can see this one got ugly. "action news" reporter christie ileto is at the station and joins us live with the details, christie? >> reporter: well, walter septa released photos of the people they want to talk to, individual they believe are involved, in this mala that happened just on the other side of this gate. now this started out as a street fight, it turned into a snowball fight and then escalated in to a, brawl. >> unaudible. >> reporter: chaos erupts inside race/vine subway station. septa released the tense moments caught on a cell phone , courtesy of a bystander where the juvenile is scenery petely punching another teen's head.

. >> and now for walter perez, jeff skversky, melissa mcgee, i'm sarah bloomquist, and the rest of the. have a great night. >> coming up tonight on sports sunday-villanova is the number one overall seed in the ncaa tournament. their road to a repeat is mapped out. >> definitely will never get old for anybody. >> march madness. >>> carson wentz gets a receiver. discussing his upgrade. plus what is happening with the sixers process? can we still believe in it? sports sunday starts now. >> this is action news sports sunday. sponsored by audi. >> let the madness begin. we tip off sports sunday talking march madness. i'm jeff skversky with mike, villanova is the number one overall seed in the ncaa tournament for the first ti i

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at police headquarters, i'm sarah bloomquist channel6 "action news." rick. >> all right, sarah, thank you. >>> in other news, people in one northeast philadelphia neighborhood are still being told to stay inside hours after al fitness center went up in flames earlier today. the blaze broke out at the afc fitness center on grant avenue around 11:15 this morning. chopper6 was overhead. you can see how strong the flames were. smoke could be seen for miles. "action news" spoke to a construction worker who was on the roof at the time. >> i'm lost for words at this point. >> reporter: you guys were welding. >> torching, heat welding. >> reporter: heat welding. >> yeah. >> how did you get out of there so fast. >> we had all kinds of ladders access points. >> there were nearly a hundred people inside the club at the time. everyone made it out safely. in the last hour, the owner of the fitness center called the damage to the facility severe and said the gym will be closed until further notice. >> at first, president trump promised a legal showdown over his trave

sarah bloomquist is off, in the news thieves have stolen a million dollars worth of items from a jewelry store. >>> the search continues for those involved in a massive brawl at a septa subway station. >>> developing from the nation's capitol. fbi director jim's comey is testifying about the meddling of russia in the presidential election. he confirmed ties between members of russia and the trump campaign. kenneth moten joins us from the capitol hill. >> reporter: moments ago, james comey said he could not get into specifics, but he confirmed the russian investigation and refuted unsubstantiated claims made by the president of united states. comey confirmed russia's meddling into the election and the alleged contacts into the trump campaign. >> it is an on going investigation i cannot say who is conduct we are examining. >> reporter: his months of public silence over. telling the house intelligence committee president trump's wiretapping are wrong. >> about the tweets of president trump wiretapping him by the prior administration i have no information. we know there was not a physical wi

walter perez is live in lehigh county and sarah bloomquist is at philadelphia international airport but we begin with adam joseph and cecily tynan our meteorologists with the veryccu. adam what's this latest information on the blizzard upgrade. >> the blizzard warning has been upgraded for parts of the area where we'll see and blinding snow squalls as well as reducedthat's for southeasten pennsylvania, northern new jersey but this just basically means it is a powerful nor'easter that will be coming together here over the next 12 to 24 hours. the the surface low o mexico. we have energy to the north and west. you can see the copious amounts of precipitation riding up the eastern seaboard both from now the atlantic and two will merge into again that blockbuster of a storm off the carolinas rapidly deepens and again, kind of explodes over our region. that have been upgraded for most of southeastern pennsylvania, chester county, montgomery county, bucks county, trenton and mercer county all point to the and west into the poconos where we will experience blizzard conditions. this is from mid

live at philadelphia international airport, i'm sarah bloomquist channel6 "action news." >> all rightou. >>> meanwhile philadelphia officials say they're ready for the approaching severe storm. the streets department says it has 400 pieces of equipment at the ready and more than 50,000 tons of salt available to keep streets drivable and walkable. remember, philadelphia snow emergency begins at 9 o'clock tonight. >> the camden county department of public safety will be standing by tomorrow to take calls for its snow removal program. this helps senior citizens and disabled folks. the program uses camden county inmates to shovel so that affected residents can get out to pick up prescriptions or go to doctor appointments. officials say they are nonviolent offenders and they are carefully screened. the program goes into effect only after 4-inches of snow have fallen. the number to call for help here is (856)783-4808. extension 5060. >> much of the suburbs are under a blizzard warning tonight as well. >> that's right. bob brooks live in lafayette hill with more on how folks there are gettin

"action news" reporter sarah bloomquist will have more on the investigation coming up tonight at 5:00oming up tonight, an unassuming fromal former "dancing with the stars" is getting a lot of attention today. howe a wish of good luck got the twitter bursts to explode with reaction. those stories and more when we see you in just a little bit on "action news at 5." see you later. >> all right, rick. see you soon. >>> middle school girls from camden got a lesson in honor of women's history month. they heard from women in leadership roles during an event at the puerto rican arts center. the school founder and board chair, gloria bonilla santiago, spoke to the girls about believing in hemselfs and following their dreams. >>> why would anyone call a video of someone cutting a cake or slicing tomatoes the most distressing thing they've ever seen? stay tuned. >>> all right. plus -- does this look like the face of an exotic, illegal animal? one colorado city thought so, and it took a dog's family a month and a dna test to prove otherwise. >>> and -- it's a story that will have you saying it's

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with meteorologist melissa mcgee, jeff skversky, sarah bloomquist, and walter perez. >>> you can callhis one the cold before the storm. it was a frosty weekend. in just about 24 hours we'll need to wear snow boots along with hats and scarves. a major snowstorm is barreling down. and tonight people are stocking up and preparing for what could be the biggest snowfall of the season. sunday night and the big story on action news is a winter storm warning in effect for nearly all of our area. >> the snow could start falling around this time tomorrow night. but by tuesday night, more than a foot on the ground in some spots >> team coverage of the coming nor'easter. christie ileto is live in north philadelphia with a look at storm preparations. but we begin with meteorologist melissa mcgee with the latest from accuweather. >> sarah and walter, significant snowfall overnight monday throughout the day on tuesday. we need moisture to works it way into our area. but we have a fresh injection of cold air. moves in over the weekend. the high today, just 33. right now, 23. when you look at the wind

delaware valley's leading news program with meteorologist melissa mcgee, jeff skversky, sarah bloomquistnd walter perez. >>> a teenager is critically injured tonight after he was shot in the face. we're sitting inside a car in southwest philadelphia, and tonight the search is on. sarah's off, i'm walter perez. the big news is the investigation into the double shooting in the middle of the afternoon that ended with a teenager badly injured and a man in his 20s dead. bob brooks is live at children's hospital of philadelphia with details. bob. >> reporter: walter, the reason why, again, wear here is because one of the victims is in critical condition. now he is a 14-year-old. we are hearing he was shot in the left side of his face and in bad shape. the investigation continued into the evening. homicide detectives trying to find out who shot and killed a man in his 20s and a teenager in his face. it was down in the 8100 block of lines avenue around 2:30. neighbors like shirley moore who grew up in the area are stunned. >> it's a sin, and a shame and a disgrace. >> reporter: the focal point i

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", delaware valley's leading news program, with meteorologist, melissa magee, jeff skversky, sarah bloomquist and walter perez. >>> sunday night i'm walter perez, sarah's off. nurses at a hospital in delaware county go object strike. >>> also president trump is demanding congress look into his unsubstantiated wiretapping claims. >>> but the big story on "action news" is a shooting that ended with a man killed and 14 year-old in chris california condition with a gunshot wound to the face. it happened this afternoon in southwest philadelphia two victims were sitting in the car when someone opened fire. "action news" reporter bob brooks is live at the scene with full details, bob? >> reporter: well, walter a real tragedy. again, young people involved in this, that man in his 20's shot and killed, that 14 year-old is in the hospital now. he was shot in the face. behind us here, just down the street is that car they were driving in and trying to get away from the bullets. homicide detectives looking through it right now. those victims crashed as they were trying to get away. detectives say that th

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delaware valley's leading, news program , with meteorology goodies melissa magee, jeff skversky, sarah bloomquist and walter perez. >>> sunday night, several philadelphia neighborhood are in the dark as peco shuts off power to make repairs to a burned out substation. >>> also thousands celebrate luck of the irish at saint patrick's day parade, winding its way through center city. >>> but the big story on "action news" is a major nor'easter that is expected to bring heavy snow to much of our area. snow is expected to start monday night and it may not let up until late afternoon on tuesday. >> in fact, it could develop into one of the biggest march snowstorms, in delaware valley has ever seen. meteorologist melissa magee is tracking the storm and joins us with the very latest, melissa. >> there is a lot to track as we get in to monday night and into tuesday and one of the ingredients we need to get a big nor'easter to blossom is cold air. we certainly had a lot of that overhead today. current air temperatures are in the 30's but it is 23 when we lot at wind chill in the city, 18 in allentown. six i

live in marlton, new jersey, i'm sarah bloomquist, "channel 6 action news." rick? >> all right, sarah. thank you. >>> ten teenage boys are in police custody tonight. nearly one week after a massive assault at a septa subway station. happened last thursday at the race-vine station in center city. the brawl was caught on camera. according to police, a warrant is being sought from the d.a.'s office for an 11th suspect who is being considered an adult. septa's police chief said that violence is not just a septa issue, it's becoming a city issue. >> groups think is overwhelming good upbringing and common decency. these are decent kids who in a large group are losing control of themselves and doing things that they wouldn't ordinarily do. >> septa police also says there will soon be an officer riding every subway and elevated line during the hours after school is isdis monday -- dismissed. >>> republican leaders postponed today's crucial vote on the health-care bill. the prospects for the passage of the american health-care act were grim this morning with many republicans

. >> "action news" reporter sarah bloomquist is live at philadelphia police headquarters tonight with. sarah. >> reporter: rick and monica, that's right, right now philadelphia police are trying to identify and track down the shooter who fired into a car wounding one teenager and killing his older teenaged brother. the 16-year-old who survived remains in extremely critical condition. police tell "action news" 19-year-old zibrii davis and his younger brother 16-year-old sibrii had no criminal record. they're unsure why the two became the targets of a gunman yesterday afternoon. >> right now the two young men were not on our radar. we don't know what this is about. >> reporter: police were called out to the 8100 block