south. washington, d.c. nearly 80. 79 roanoke, and richard 78 degrees and the air mass moves in tomorrow and for thursday. and satellite 6 and action radar showing the reason why we have the high pressure off the eastern season known as the bermuda high it is responsible for heat waves in the summer providing a heat pump tomorrow. and philadelphia forecasting a high of 80 degrees and that will shatter the old record of 83. allentown, trenton and wilmington likely highs. and on thursday another warm day as we head into the weekend, tracking changes on the way. details on that in the full accuweather seven-day forecast. jim? >> thank you, cecily. >>> and live to "action news" reporter christie alletto and how are the philadelphias taking advantage of the weather? >> people out on the schuylkill trail. and some restaurants with patios packed and businesses, ice cream stores managed to open up early. >> i had chocolate ice cream and water ice. >> ice team might seem unusual except when 70 and sunny. >> and actua

the police are strike this as a violent bloody scene here at fifth and washington in south philadelphia a at chinese and vietnamese restaurant. philadelphia police say lee's cafe and bistro was opened for business when a 911 call came in around last night, reporting a 54 year-old woman found dead in the kitchen which is the basement. police say there was a major fight between victim who worked as a cook and the attacker. the sources say victim was working with another person prepping food where people were waiting upstairs in the take out room and also dining room in the top floor. at some point someone went downstairs to see what was going on and that is when discovery was made of the victim. police tell us that they interviewed five customers who were inside the store and also four workers inside the restaurant around the time the 911 call was made this he were all taken down to homicide to be interviewed. police do not have a clear motive in this case and they are looking for surveillance video, this area along washington street a lot of businesses and homes, lot of surveillance came

satellite and radar, showing that line which is just north of a warm front just south of washington, d.c. which will lift through the area as we head into monday evening and tuesday. that will warm things up later this week. that line will push slowly to the north and eventually get up into new england as we head into tuesday afternoon and wednesday. surface maps, again, cold front right, there's a warm front along with the area of low pressure that will sweep through as we get into monday afternoon. monday looks miserable, with a strong easterly wind, temperatures hanging out in the mid 40s, periods of rain throughout the day. future tracker showing the steadier showers arriving overnight tonight and tomorrow afternoon. first thing tomorrow afternoon, even though the model shows scattered stuff there will be more filling in than what you're seeing right now. it will be steady to occasionally heavy through the afternoon. winds anywhere from 15 to 25 miles per hour, gusts as high as 30 to 35 miles per hour. that could produce coastal flooding for the shorepoints. cloudy skies, showers

breaking ♪ ♪ >>> well not exactly where maryland wanted to be heading to spokane, washington for their opening game against southota state that will be on friday. mark it down at 4:30ish from spokane, washington. maryland has dropped five out of eight. and not so hot heading into the big dance. but hey now is the time to catch the fire or as we all know this season that it is over. fresh off the semifinal loss to igmichan state. now it's simple you can't lose. let's critique where the season is over. all the top seed. there is the mascot. who in the midwest and virginia and that is in the acc as they have high expectations to go even further this season. >>> we've got plenty more to discuss with the game on overtime next is the resident. the catholic head coach here in the house to talk all things tournament to get their final four. we're get mine with a lot of chats about gw. they are headed. the colonial bubble bursting. that they will play them on wednesday night and the first round of the nit. they will find out tomorrow night and serves the big ten champ. that it could be a number one or no. 2 seed again an

we had occasional breaks in the clouds south of washington and eastern shore of maryland. that break is not going to make it in our direction because of the wind. check out the direction it's coming off the water that's drawing moisture in and with a frontal boundary pushing up from the south the interaction with the flow and the boundary keeping us under the threat of drizzle and spotty showers. not like this morning. temperatures are interesting. 49 degrees kind of cool an uncomfortable, a little damp that's the number we had when we started out this morning. as i take you through the next 12 hours it's rare that we show you a model projection that doesn't take numbers down and dip them in the overnight hours. as the sun goes down there's a warm front coming from the south that will push warmer air in and do battle and keep us flat lined overnight. tomorrow afternoon after we get morning showers out of the way. there's a frontal boundary getting past us, saturday we expect the numbers to zoom. how high do we go? details in the seven-day forecast. >>> thank you david. >>>

south korea "unhelpful." pyongyang's stepped up rhetoric comes as seoul and washington begin some of the largest joint military exercises ever undertaken. >> north korea is again rattling its nuclear saber, threatening an unprovoked nuclear strike in response to south korea's annual military maneuvers with u.s. forces. tensions have been unusually high after the u.n. past new sanctions against north korea following its nuclear test last month. north korea also tested a long-range rocket which could be used to carry nuclear weapons, drawing international condemnation. the south korean government warned it would sternly respond to any provocations from the north. >> north korea should immediately stop its irrational behavior that leads to self-destruction. if north korea ignores our morning and makes provocations, our military will firmly and mercilessly respond to it. reporter: south korean media has reported the military is preparing strikes on nuclear stockpiles and north korean leaders in the event of a military confrontation. brent: it is almost two years since malaysia airlines flight inmates 370 disappear

up to four sixty four so again if you are going to take the high rise bridge toward george washington and south military use a gilbert in bridge or the jordan bridge instead i'll be back in just a few minutes with the latest here and the chicken traffic at the chart bt all right ashleigh thank you all we have another convenience store robbery to tell you about this morning but this one really isn't your average cakes as daybreak continues see what this clerk pulls off . some shocking new video this morning out of ga a teenager is facing charges after he went into a convenience store and try to rob a clerk but she turned the tables on him. you can see him pull out a gun just momentary see that part but she fought back punching him and grabbing at him until he ran away at the end she follows him out of the store with a hammer. officers say this isn't the best lead actor in armed robbery but it worked for this woman i ever spent going gray. a new study raises the possibility of being able to prevent hair from going great in first place researchers in london causes hair to lose its natural color. f

start with satellite, sunshine is digs its way through the clouds and clouds fall ago part south of washington and philadelphia, but additional clouds coming in from the west and we'll change over to partly sunny skies and it was cold again this morning, we dropped all the way down to 33 in philadelphia, a good deal of the suburbs down into the 20s but we have a southwesterly flow underway, 53 in philadelphia and wilmington and cooler spots are close to 50 and some case as above it. winds not as strong as yesterday and a bit of a breeze can you feel it. jacket weather today with the 15 miles per hour wind but not like the strong breezes yesterday. when you check out temperatures, you notice a change, we get milder this afternoon getting up 57 at 4:00, but check out the numbers after dark and in the overnight hours, remember i showed you it got down around freezing this morning, not so tomorrow morning we'll only dip to 48, and the flow will keep tucking the warm air, and by tomorrow afternoon we'll see the number bounce up. and a bit a fall back for the weekend we'll have the details from accu

fly guys playing the capitals tonight in south philadelphia. washingtone number one seed in the east. the number one team in hock keep orange and black just trying to squeeze into the post season. south phil well go third period flyers down one to nothing. the captain let's it rip and brayden schenn with the tip in. that ties the game at one. and so we go into overtime. then a shootout. nick cousins nasty. nice move right there. then look at steve mason in the shootout. robs, sam gagne, what do you say sam? whoo! lights the lamp. peace, see ya, it's over. the flyers within foo two-one. they have two-point lead over detroit for the final wild card spot. clutch game tonight by the fly guys. >>> want to seat wildcats play oklahoma in the final four saturday? the price of one ticket in the lower level is $312. and non-stop flight from philly to houston is 790 bucks. it's the cost of doing business. most fans will watch it from home meanwhile fans on campus watching the team take off for houston. it's the third send off the team has had this march. it's also t

fly guys playing the capitals tonight in south philadelphia. washingtonnumber one seed in the east. the number one team in hock keep orange and black just trying to squeeze into the post season. south phil well go third period flyers down one to nothing. the captain let's it rip and brayden schenn with the tip in. that ties the game at one. and so we go into overtime. then a shootout. nick cousins nasty. nice move right there. then look at steve mason in the shootout. robs, sam gagne, what do you say sam? whoo! lights the lamp. peace, see ya, it's over. the flyers within foo two-one. they have two-point lead over detroit for the final wild card spot. clutch game tonight by the fly guys. >>> want to seat wildcats play oklahoma in the final four saturday? the price of one ticket in the lower level is $312. and non-stop flight from philly to houston is 790 bucks. it's the cost of doing business. most fans will watch it from home meanwhile fans on campus watching the team take off for houston. it's the third send off the team has had this march. it's also the

here are the high temperatures town by town, 71 to leesburg, washington and warmer farther south, fredricksburg>> good morning, allyson. 4:30 is the time. around the beltway we are doing well. 395 road could have been trucks -- road construction. that is the northbound side. the exit ramp is clos

denuclearisation and if not talk for talks sake causes political problems and it is unacceptable in south korea, washington and elsewhere >>> donald trump and hillary clinton have moved a step closer to winning their party's nomination for the white house after super tuesday. in donald trump won 11, krudz won in his states. this pushes ahead. 1237 delegates is needed for the party nomination. he has 319. his closest rival ted cruz has 226. alabama, arkansas, georgia, massachusetts, tennessee, texas and virginia. bernie sanders won in vermont, oklahoma, minnesota and colorado. clinton has 1052 for sanders 427, with the magic target of 2383 to win the democratic nomination. >> reporter: as super tuesday turned into a regular wednesday, people woke up to the realisation that for better or worse they've helped make it more likely that donald trump will be the republican nominee for president. >> he tells the truth. i think he just focuses on what are in people's minds and what people are afraid to say. i think it is blatant honesty >> i'm hopeful that he won't be the president. i think it's time to understand

what's to the south and west and what's starting to move this way. around warrenton, culpeper, around washington, yes, some reports it is falling there. some of the light snow. culpeper, washington, temperatures in that pocket right now around 32 degrees. look at that, la ray at 32. just to the east and south, culpeper, 38, 39 manassas. everywhere else midand upper 30s. i think our roads will be fine for the evening rush. we'll talk more about the morning rush and the impacts on roads and whatever you got to do tomorrow. we'll take you through the day and the weekend in a few minutes. >>> a scathing the republican front-runner for president. a former gop nominee tore into donald trump during a speech in utah. chris lawrence is here now with more. >> it was a pointed attack both political and personal, and it only took romney 17 minutes to lay out why he thinks trump isn't fit to be commander in chief. here is just a small part of what he said. >> if we republicans choose donald trump as our nominee, the prospects for a safe and prosperous future are greatly diminished. this is an individual who

washington. rains head to the south, causing floods. thousands are people are forced from their homes. >>> prosecutors in pennsylvania say two gunmen are on the run after shooting six people to death last night including a pregnant woman, the death of a foetus was ruled a homicide. murders were planned and may be drug related. they scribed a screen where a gun mun fired a handgun to drive the victims towards a second gunman waiting with an assault-style rifle. no suspects have been identified >>> a state of emergency in effect for parts of louisiana, at least three drowned and forecaster say the region will see more vain. jonathan martin reports. >> from louisiana to texas, to tennessee. much of the south is under several feet of water after days ever rain, and forecasters say the rain may not let up until this weekend. north-western louisiana was one of the hardest hit places much drone video shows water inundating neighbourhoods near shreveport. thousands were told to leave their homes. >> those who stayed will to use boats to get aro

, former south carolina ports authority chairman bill stern and former lieutenant governor andre bauer. >>> rochelle: it's a call to step away from the richland county council. kelvin washington is facing dui charges after state troopers say he was involved in a crash that inured two men. >> eric: the south carolina highway patrol says washington was driving saturday night through hopkins when he hit the back of another car that had slowed down. a witness and family member to the victims in that crash says the 22-year-old driver remains in the hospital this morning in critical condition. this is washington's second run-in with the law this year leading his fellow councilman to say it's time for him to take some time away from council. >> it's become abundantly clear mr. washington has issues at home he needs to deal with and it's my personal opinion he would be better served spending time addressing those issues at home and allow someone else to fulfill his counsel duties at this time. >> eric: we reached out to all members of the richland county council and no other member arrested last month for not paying his taxes, for which he was sentenced to probation and fined. >>> er

the possible targets include old south korea and washington, d.c. experts say it's unlikely the country has the technology to get weapons close to the u.s. >>> and back to democracy 2016, hundreds of protestors rallying in detroit outside of the republican presidential debate last night. the crowd demanding candidates and the republican party itself to respond to the flynt water crisis -- flint water crisis. >>> and one woman said drinking her to lose baby twins. she moved to the city in 2014 as they changed the water supply. shortly after, she got pregnant with twins and used the tap water. at just five weeks, she lost one of the twins to a miscarriage. the other twin at 13 weeks. after coming home from the hospital from the second miscarriage, she found a letter in the city from the mailbox laying out the dangers of pregnant women drinking the water. >> and i am like are you serious? and i am coming home to losing my babies and now this could have been the water that did this. >> state officials are investigating if the lead water caused an increa

resolution as pyongyang has condemned ongoing military drills between south korea and washington.he susa has the details. stepping up its defiance of international sanctions, north korea fired a ballistic missile into the sea weeks after the countries leader nuclear andore missile tests to improve their capability. the tests were swiftly called a violation. >> are military takes the development of north korea's nuclear capability seriously. attack against the u.n. resolution and a significant threat to peace in the international society. reporter: joint military drills between the united states and south korea began last week. iny are the largest ever response to the nuclear test from the north earlier this year. pyongyang views the exercises as a rehearsal for invasion. meanwhile, china is calling for calm in the region. >> we urge north korea to carry out the security council's resolution. we also hope all parties involved remain calm and restraint and avoid any action that may escalate tension on the korean peninsula. reporter: it is unlikely that fresh u.n. sanctions will be i

south bronx. >> moving to washington right now, president obama is meeting with world leaders at his nuclear security summit and this afternoon he'll meet with china's president. a little bit earlier he met with the leaders of both south korea and japan. these leaders discussing ways to keep nuclear weapons out of the hands of terrorists especially isis militants and they're focusing on north korea's nuclear weapons program. may be world champions on the field, but members of the u.s. women's soccer team say they take second place to men and they would like their due. plus one of broadway's biggest hits under fire. the "hamilton" casting call that's sparking a bit of controversy. >>> i'm storm team 4 meteorologist erica grow. a big cooldown for the weekend and we'll talk about it all >>> five members of the u.s. women's soccer team calling for equal pay for equal play. among them, hope solo, and carli lloyd. parade last year after they won their third world cup, but now they filed a complaint with the equal employment opportunity commission. they say they make between $3600 and $5,000 per game, and t

if you're ted cruz, keep running in nebraska, oregon, washington, montana, new mexico, south dakota.-front war that trump has to fight stops trump conceivably because he can't focus on one person. he'll be distracted on both ends of the country. >> it does. however, he needs about 54% -- our delegate count is a little on low because we haven't fully declared missouri. we'll see what happens. he gets another 12. he needs about 54% from here on out. if he wins arizona and if cruz is under 50% in utah, let's say trump gets 25%, ten delegates. then that would be winning about 70% of this tuesday. that means if he goes into wisconsin, his number goes down to 52%. so he can still do this. >> but you're asking two different questions. and one is the question of will his supporters be upset and will there be a reason that his supporters will be upset if he goes to the convention and there is an effort to change the rules? and to be clear, the way these convention rules work -- and you know this -- they get reupped every four years. so they were going to go into these rules regardless. the pr

south. snow to the north. des moines, chicago, sound bend seeing accumulating snow. on friday, moving east-northeast, brings snow, off the north carolina coast, into washington, d.c. into the new york area. how much snow are we talking about? cedar rapids, chicago, columbus, 2 to 4 inches. but you get to the south of washington, dover, delaware, could see 6 to 8 inches of snow, new york area, maybe 1 to 2 inches. that's what's going on ang amy: good morning central florida, i' m amy sweezey. despite a cold front coming true we will still stay warm today, tomorrow and friday. once we get to the weekend we >> in any event, there was a scheduling conflict. willie couldn't come. >> very supporting. >> willie making a donation. >> you're making me feel bad. dylan dreyer and i will be in chicago on sunday. >> you think i should jump? >> you're not feeling well. don't risk relapse. >> this is a jedi mind trick. >> these are not the eggs you're looking for. >> al roker, that's why you're a great dad. you know how to do it, man. >> this is supposed to be a confrontation and al threw his arms around you. love and kindness. >> you hugged me. man. >> let's make the polar plung

kindness in it most pure form, alex holley being displayed on a basketball court high school in south washington. the team effort allowing a special teenager's dream to come true. so how old is the second most famous groundhog in pennsylvania? i don't have enough fingers ben! ok gus, make a wish! that was some blowout. thanks, so are these! wow, the new blowout instant games from the pennsylvania lottery, with over $225 million in prizes. did someone say blowout?! keep on scratchin'! >>> he know it is a rainy day. >> we will refuse to get down. >> i will give you an inspirational story to lift your spirits. high school basketball player dealing with down syndrome stole the show in washington state. it was a team effort though. >> so even with opposing team, they pitched in, to help him score a basket. >> yes. >> so by even of the season coaches want to make sure that the 15 year-old, michael got a chance to play. once he got in they was determined to score. these players on both teams passed him the ball until he got that magical moment. here the cheer and his father says they will never for get

at this place and it is a very shocking case, a real murder mysteried here at fifth and washington here in southa at a chinese and vietnamese restaurant here. police say lee's cafe and bistro was opened for business when a 911 call came in reporting a 54 year-old woman found dead in the kitchen which was actually in the basement. cops say there appeared to be a major fight between victim who worked as a cook and the attacker, sources say victim was working with another person prepping food for people waiting for people upstairs with the take outline. but on the stop floor second floor you had dining room. so at some point police say someone went downstairs to see what is going on when they made discovery of the body. police tell us more about what they found at the scene. >> obvious signs of the violent struggle because pieces of the equipment, kitchen equipment were actually knock over. piece of the equipment was laying on her body. she had bruises to her face, pretty severe bruces to her face and her throat was sliced, pretty deeply. there was blood. medics pronounced her dead at the scene at

once you get across the george washington bridge heading south on 95 into route 80 heading into the local lanes, this what is you have in store for you. you can see this accident where a car was t-boned by the cab of a tractor trailer. this is all happening again westbound route 80 local lanes coming off 95. captain randy work really hard and spin the helicopter around for you so you can see what this is doing. this is just past where 95 comes on this from both the north and southbound sides. so it's really affecting traffic both ways. we'll see if we can show you over towards the george washington bridge, not sure if we'll be able to get you the picture here. this delay is what you have in store for you once you get over the george washington bridge. the bridge itself, we had some troubles on the southbound side or the outbound side rather on the lower level. all lanes have been reopened is about all the good news i have for you because while everything is reopened the damage has been done. it is a nightmare on that lower level of the george washington bridge with the delays. captain ran

inis south dakota state spokane, washington. they were 26-7.aryland was a five seed, but the trip to spokane is beautiful. here is mark turgeon. sometimes it's good to get away from home. i feel bad for fans and families. it's a long ways away on friday. but it might be good for us to get away and just concentrate. we will leave wednesday. it's a six-hour flight. two days to recover, time change come all the kind of stuff. we will be fine. one seed. they will take on hampton in the midwest region. location is probably north carolina, thursday game. to finished 26-7, losing unc in the acc final. coming up after this, abc 7 "sports sunday," starting at 11:35. burroughs and redskins insider lake lewis will join us as well. kimberly: that is coming up in just a few minutes. up next, the unique way that one town is handling people that don't pick up after their pets. ♪ kimberly: is there anything less neighborly than not cleaning up after your pets? -- tookily took signs things into their own hands, leaving signs next to every dog dropping on the la

southwest of washington, a little band farther northeast south of baltimore. doppler radar will pull it back. overall picture, the area of moisture is leaving the area. there are areas breaking up waves of clouds now. clearing skies coming across the western sections of virginia. futurecast, the sense of timing here, as far as early this afternoon, clearing skies developing to the west. before sunset, a fair amount of sunshine. mostly clear overnight. we get into the day tomorrow and it goes the other way. by 4:35, we could see showers. look how much it clears out behind the front. it will be a bit on the chilly side. the forecast for the next day or so calls for the sunsh partly cloudy to clear. stray sunny with a afternoon shower. the next seven days, it will turn cooler. showers for st. patrick's day. and chilly. degrees a high of 51. sunday is looking like showers will be in the forecast. back to sunshine by monday. it won't be long before we have 70's back on our forecast. maybe after the eagles are born. jummy: thank you. time is running out to get your

south of washington you are in the sunshine and the 70's. close to 80. michelle: heading our way. doug: let's get this started from time lapse from damascus elementary school. there are patches of fog androidsal. i don't expect much will change today. soaked. temperatures throughout the area are cool. 49 in me nap his. 80 in raleigh. cold air. get south to break in sunshine. warmer temperatures are farther west to warm up more. we have a day of the warm temperatures. we have a disturbance that will move right at us. we get through tomorrow it will improve. pulling out in the morning we get through the day on wednesday. high of 71. rain likely on thursday with another front. clearing out on friday. weekend is split decision. 51 on saturday. sunday might turn out to be a plain old fashioned rainy day. michelle: okay. coming up at 4:00 -- keeping it clean and a look at germs that could be lurking in your humidifier if you don't clean it out. >> what are you eating? >> oranges and chocolate milk. kellye: i'm kellye lynn. i'll tell you why more students are having breakfast at school.