>> reporter: very young. >> reporter: it is very cold this morning, karen, unfortunately, but it will be night this afternoon for your birthday. clear skies, once again, but as expected, those tempe overnighte down to 25 degrees in philadelphia. 21 inllentown, 27 in cape may. there's a breeze out of the north at 15 miles per hour. they will die down overnight tonight and into today. it feels like 13 degrees out there, so bundle up. here's where the numbers are going today. we'll start out at 23 at 7:00 a.m. 39 by noon, 44 by we're expecting a high of 46 waiting until 5:00 p.m. before we get there back to 41 by 7:00. even milder tomorrow and great for saturday, i'll have the latest numbers from accuweather and that's coming up. >> a camera bounces a littlee he construction on the boulevard avenue crews out there. southbound approaching the schuylkill expressway there's a vehicle fire. let's look outside live on the vine street expressway. all the lanes and ramps are open, no construction on the vine. we have an early morning accident valley form road at rd. watch for this in montgomery county. a disabled vehicle. it's cold out there, you want to make sure your car is ready to work. town center drive in upper providence. ramp from 1 southbound to white hall road remains closed. a fight out at a septa station in west philadelphia. three girls are accused offing setting another girl's hair onf. jeanette reyes is live at southwest detectives with more. good morning, jeanette. >> reporter: good morning, tam, police are saying all of the people involved were young teenage girls. it started with a fight ended with one girl's hair on fire and another who narrowly escaped serious stab wounds. the attack happened at 46th and market. the suspect and the victim between the ages of 13 and 16 got into a fight outside the station. the 16-year-old victim ran to the station to get protection from the group of girls. what's when the teens followed her and pinned her to the ground and assaulted her. >> she pulled a can of hair spray out of her bag and a lighter and ignited the hair spray. >> reporter: the girl's 13-year-old cousin was attacked this time with a knife. >> the knife was dropped on the scene. there were numerous slash marks to the jacket, the knife never penetrated the jacket. >> reporter: police say the first girl who was attacked was taken to the hospital. she did not suffer seer rouse injuries. they don't know why the fight started, the reason they began fighting, but of course an investigation is underway. reporting live in southwest detectives, jeanette reyes channel 6 "action news." >> thank you jeanette. a high school baseball coach is accused of choking one of his 12-year-old players. police say kenneth irwin put his arms around the boy's threat last month. he is listed s.a.t baseball coach for upper moreland high school. today the house of representatives will vote on the gop affordable care act. paul ryan met with some moderates hoping to get votes with last minute pressure. some conservatives say it does not go far enough for president obama's signature efforts. democrats are expected to vote no. we're keeping tabs on how our local members of congress will vote. lehigh valley congress charlie dent who was undecided is voting now. ryan costello on the left of the screen and pat meehan on the right remain undecided. tom mcarthur plans to vote yes. more arrests following the deadly terror attack in london. a suspected terrorist stabbed a police officer and used an suv to mow down pedestrians outside of parliament yesterday. we go live to london for more on the attack. >> reporter: good morning, matt, police spoke moments ago still not identifying the attacker, saying no motivation given saying he was inspired by international terrorists. this morning the cleanup begins, the investigators on the scene as the sun rises over london. yesterday, chaos as a knife-wielding terrorist went on a rampage using his car to mow down dozens of pedestrians on the thames west minute ster bridge. a woman was -- westminster bridge. a woman was pulled from the thames after being hit. the driver crashed his gate into the gates outside parliament. the attacker armed with a knife ran to parliament where he fatally stabbed police officer, he performed mouth to mouth trying to arrive at the officer, police ending the am rage shooting the attacker. these images showing one officer pointing his gun at the suspect with a knife under the suspect's foot. the suspect is loaded on the ambulance and later dies. the british parliament was on lockdown for several hours. >> this is spended, but please wait here. >> reporter: the bridge brought to a standstill as bystanders and first responders rushed to help the victims. british prime minister called the attack sick and depraved. >> we'll all move forward together never giving in to terror and never allowing the voices of hate and evil to dry us a part. >> reporter: this morning this investigation continues life is back to normal and parliament is back in session, in london, molly hunter, channel 6 "action news." tamala. >> reporter: thank you for that. new on "action news," a police chase ended with a crash and a suspect on the run in berks county. pennsylvania state police say they were attempting to pull over rodney mcdonald yesterday when he sped off. his vehicle crashed and rolled over. he ran from the scene and is on the loose at this hour. no troopers were hurt. new a ten-year-old boy from central jersey is hailed as a hero for saving his grandfather's life. he was choking on a popcorn back in january. when he saw turning blue he sprang into action. he began giving him the heimlich manuverrer. >> i lay down i watch cop shows that's how i learned how to do the heimlich manuver, the cop said seconds matter. >> the town of phillipsburg has declared march 21, jc's day. >> a stolen wallet that is returned 8 years later. nypd said the murder suspect targeted a training because of the victim's race. >> reporter: cold on the backup looks like we'll be in the low to mid 20s across the region. mainly clear, a little bit breezy this morning, but not as. i'll keep the kids bundled up this afternoon, i'll have the warmup heading in in time for the weekend. >> a rollercoaster weather temperature spells troubles for washington's cherry blossoms, but the most picturesque views are on the way that's up next. >> washington, d.c.'s famous cherry trees have begun blooming. like our area, the capitol is experiencing warmth and cold which has destroyed the cherry blooms. as the temperatures rides more blooms will pop. they expect the trees will reach peak blooms this weekend. >> it is gorgeous if you've ever seen it. saturday a good day to see it. >> reporter: saturday not a bad day to travel and good day to hang out in the delaware and lehigh valleys, too. as we look outside we have the battleship new jersey all lit up nice and bright. the lights if you're on the deck and get a little warmth out of them, because it's a very cold start this morning. currently if philadelphia we have a temperature of 25 degrees and the winds out of the north at 15 miles per hour. in general, the winds will ease down today and not be as strong as yesterday, but obviously we're starting out cold. the windchills are in the teens. satellite and radar shows there's sunshine on the way with very little cloud cover in play much like yesterday. 24 degrees by 8:00 a.m. so a.m. we're digging -- 10:00 a.m. we're digging out of the 20s. noon, 39 degrees. 3:00 p.m., 44. we'll get a high of 46 rather late in the afternoon probably around 5:00 p.m. still holding on to the low 40s by 6:00 p.m. temperatures better than yesterday, but the winds are dieing downen obviously we're dealing with a cold start up morning. 44 in reading, 46 in philadelphia, a little bit breezy, but not as windy as yesterday. and sun buildings. tomorrow we have clouds in the morning and there could be a shower late and west, with late day sun remerging. we're looking at a nice bounce back up to 70 on saturday. below dawn we'll be below freezing in the northern and western suburbs, showers move in where the surface temperatures rise and we may avoid the problem we yesterday with the freezing rain in the north and west. the way things are looking now it's probably just showers. the exclusive accuatilly today,e forecasted high. tomorrow we have the morning shower activity, mainly planted in the northern and western areas and late day sun and better high of 54 degrees. saturday really takes the cake. we're ruling out the chance of a shower with just clouds and sun. with the sun in play we'll get up to 74 degrees, this is ahead of a cold front we are in the warm sector, it's the time of year where the warm sectors go away quickly. the high is 57 we'll have more clouds and ahead of the front occasional rain and drizzle. saturday is looking great. monday it looks cloudy and damp, more on the same on tuesday, somewhat unsettled with the spotty showers the first half of next week, high temperatures around 6o remember when you're not on the air you can get the latest weather information by going to 6abc.com/weather, cold this morning, but we don't have to wait too long for things to get a lot better. >> new on "action news," a police officer and threed a shg rampage in northern wisconsin. the violence in the small town of rothschild began yesterday. police were called to the dmessive dispute at a bank -- domestic dispute at a bank, police found two people with gunshot the suspect gone. he was later taken into custody. a man arrested in new york city said he came to the city to the kill african americans, he was caught on surveillance video after the stabbing monday night. police say he took a bus from new york city where he encountered 66-year-old tim kauffman collecting bottles from trash cans. he stabbed kauffman several times from a 26-inch sword. >> the statements he made, it's well over ten years he's been harboring these feelings of haiti toward male blacks. >> jackson has been charge with second degree murder. >> this is new a massachusetts woman had her wallet stolenle years ago -- stolen 8 years ago, she was stunt to hear from the police. it was returned with everything inside. adding to the mystery, the wall let was stolen up -- wallet was stolen in cape cod, but someone handled it over to police in boston 100 miles away. customers are told to put their phones down during the meal. we'll tell you what they are up to next. >> new on "action news," great idea here listen to this a restaurant in the fks -- in the poconos is encountering farm to put their phone down at the table. they give a 10% discount to families who keep their eyes off their phones and talk to each other. parents and patrons who took the challenge said they like the idea and would advocate meal free phone time. >> reporter: we don't allow phones at the table. sometimes we see my daughter looking down at the table. we confiscate it. we have the right lane blocked on the boulevard, approaching woodhaven road. now looking in east falls, this is the boulevard looking at ridge avenue. northbound traffic heading toward broad street. we have construction blocking the two right lanes, watch for that one. southbound approaching the schuylkill expressway we had a vehicle fire there, but that has cleared. too many problems, but we don't have many construction crews out there right now. valley forge road at water street road watch for that in montgomery county town center drive looking good at this early hour. >> a look at business, sears is saying it has quote substantial doubts it will keep its doors open. the company stock plunged 1%. sears lost $2 billion in the last year alone. the company which was founded back in 1880. is checking to hope maybe there could be a turn around. oil stockpiles have more than expected. prices at the pump have held steady with the national average 2.29 a gallon. the major indices were mixed on wednesday, the dow fell 6 points the s&p 500 and nasdaq saw games. this morning we're looking at a mixed open. starbucks plans to higher 240,000 additional workers worldwide over the next four years. 68,000 will be in the us u.s. starbucks is opening a store a day in china. it has plans to go to the source of great coffee and opening stores in italy. >> talented singers from middle schools throughout philadelphia came together for a special show. >> the students entertained a packed house at george washington high school in somerton section. the musical tradition takes place every year. >> 4:53 a.m., a mrg county boy who -- a montgomery county boy who died trying to save his father is being honored for his heroism. pennsylvania family finds a missing link seven decades after it was broken. the story is coming up next. another lost sock. ever wonder why they leave? the abuse. the mistreatment. the 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weather and traffic. >> reporter: good morning, everybody lots of sun on the way later on, but you can see it's second straight day of cloud cover overnight. 24 degrees in philadelphia. 20 in allentown. 23 in millville. 2 is in both wilmington and in trenton. the wind are not as strong as yest