a violent home invasion sent a man to the hospital and has philadelphia police searching for suspects. where is winter? temperatures are soaring into the 60s today, how long will the warm weather stick around? we have the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast with meteorologist chris sowers outside is the place to be today. >> reporter: that's right, nydia. i'll tell you, good afternoon to you, if you have not been out doors yet, you're in for a treat. temperatures are closing in on 60 degrees, 20 degrees warmer than same time yesterday. look at the temperature change, everybody anywhere from 19 to 22 degrees warmer. we're seeing the milder temperatures. 58 for philadelphia. 59 in atlantic city and wilmington. 55 in dover. millville, checking in at 57. reading, 58. trenton, 55. lancaster, 59. the normal high for this time of the year is 47 degrees, which usually occurs between 4 and 3:00 p.m. here we are midday hour already close to 60. satellite and radar, you don't have to worry about cloud cover. stays to the north, new england, northern tier states will remain cloudy, for us, lovely shades of blue. 64 degrees is the forecasted high. that is the first of the several consecutive days where we top out at 60 degrees or higher. when we come back we'll talk about shower chances in the seven day, including one by week's end which could mix with snow. we are talking about 60s and we may have to deal with snow later this week. i'll have the details coming up. let's focus on today, many people are taking full advantage of the spring-like temperatures. trish hartman is live atll. >> reporter: it is the last day of ice skating at the rothman ice rink. there's lots of kids and moms and dads skating. you won't see a lot of heavy jackets or hats. lots of sunglasses if they are wearing jackets they are unzipped. definitely taking advantage of the milder temperatures. let's take video of what's going on earlier. not just ice skating many people are taking pictures of the love statue in dillworth mark. temperatures are in the 60s, we found folks that are enjoying the taste of spring at the ice rink. perfect we don't need winters jackets and halts. >> reporter: we have to go out to work and it's freezing cold out, we wear 15 jackets and three pairs of pants, we have to huddle for warmth. when it's nice out we go out and have fun. >> reporter: now the ice rink employees have to be out here with the other folks skating, snow or shine. enthough they are sad to say goodbye to the season. the ice rink is open until 8:00 p.m. tonight and then it closes for the season. trish hartman channel 6 "action news." at the big board and other news, family friends and colleagues are mourning the death of a virginia police officer who was killed a day after being sworn in. we've just learned that the suspect was an army staff sergeant assigned to the pentagon. more than 100 patrol cars lined the road this morning to pay tribute to ashley guindon shot and killed responding to a call of a domestic dispute. two other officers were wounded. they are expected to survive. a civilian woman was killed before the suspect arrived. the suspect, is a active army staff sergeant at the pentagon. he is in custody and expected in court tomorrow. ashley guindon served as a county police officer a few years ago. she just returned to the force. funeral services are being held for former miss new jersey who died days after being injured in a car crash. kara mccullum is being laid to rest in her home state of arkansas. next month the new jersey education foundation will host a ceremony in her honor at the ocean city tabernacle. officers say two men wearing dark hoods forced their way into a victim's apartment at 47th and chestnut. they tied him up and covered his head and beat him. the man broke free and called police. he is in the hospital in stable condition. the suspect got away with cell phone and wallet and car keys. police are trying to track down a man who stabbed a woman in the septa elevator. it happened in the hung ton station of the market -- huntington station of the market frankford el. the suspect pulled out a knife and tried to rob the victim. he stabbed her in the shoulder abbey leg while trying to look through her pockets. the man crawled out of the elevator and was taken to the hospital. call police if you have any information. police are trying to determine if two early morning robberies were the work of the same man. the action cam was on the 8100 block of castor avenue. a man with a crow bar entered the store at 3:30 and demanded money and cigarettes. the action cam was along about n street. a wawa clerk identified the suspect. this is the slerchts in -- 7-eln in the rawnhurst section of the city a man tried to rob the store with a crow bar. nobody was injured, but a police officer was injured while trying to arrest the man. 88th annual academy awards is tonight on of abc. exciting times. while hollywood stars are getting ready, some are boycotting the show. we have more on the controversy around the oscar. not all glitz and glamour. >> reporter: not all glitz and glamour. pleasant of waiting to see how host chris rock will address the show. the oscars will be broadcasted in 225 countries, 200 million will see it and it will get started right here on the red carpet. a cig bear, a martian and post apocalyptic warriors and wall street traders. back in time to era's past and soon to hollywood's biggest night. the scene of the ceremony has been a construction zone for days. the red carpet rolled out, the governor's after party getting decked, too. nobody has any idea whole win best picture. this is a muddled unpredictable year. >> reporter: when it comes to best actor. it's leo's year. there's no way he doesn't pick up his award for reserve -- revenant. leonardo decaprio has been nominated five times, but yet to snag the statue. first time nominee brie larson as snagged the best actor guild. people waiting to hear how host chris rock will address the controversy. he will mention it and joke bit, as is his duty. >> reporter: presenters go beyond hollywood stars, including vice president joe biden. awaiting guests 1500 bottles of champagne and 16,000 square feet of red carpet. lauren lister, channel 6 "action news." the show starts at 7:00 p.m. on 6abc, we are enhancing your oscars experience at 6abc.com and the "action news" facebook page and we'll have live streaming video from the red carpet when the show kicks off. join our facebook chat with alicia vitarelli. she'll be talking with you throughout the entire show. tune into "action news" for complete oscar coverage our. our morning team will recap oscars' biggest moments. starting tomorrow morning. just how safe is your drinking water. in "healthcheck" simple ways to check for lead. it won't cost you a thing. meet the tiny kitten who makes a big splash. this mustache is real. meteorologist chris sowers will be back with the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast when "action news" continues. > glad you stayed with us be chances are you have to look at the screen right now. you've never seen a kitten like this one. little sally anne's coloring looks like she had a mustache. someone dumped her in a salvation army donation bin e bin in california. sally and is being cared for at an animal rescue until she finds her forever home. she is a movie star here with that look or next internet donation. look at sally anne she'll be ready for adoption any day now, with a look like that she'll be scooped up right away. mustache and all. i used to have one back in the day. i would like to have seen that. i'll show you a picture. >> reporter: i'm just fine. let's get you outside and show you what's going on. as we look live on sky6 live hd there's the view in penns landing. it's a beautiful day in the delaware valley. temperatures area wide are close to 60 degrees at the midday hour, 58 in philadelphia. dewpoint, 27. winds out of the west/southwest, 16 miles per hour. that's a south/southwesterly wind that's why we're warming, that and all the sunshine. it will be breezy from time to time, but again, it's a sunny wind. 14 miles per hour in millville and atlantic city. 16 miles per hour in dover. there's all that sunshine that i was talking about. you have to go a good 3 to 500 miles to the northwest to get into any cloud cover out there. that's across the great lake states and the u.s./canadian border. we'll enjoy a day filled with sunshine. tomorrow we start out with shower in the morning and in the afternoon it's full sun. there's monday's system, it's weak and unorganized a couple of rain and snowshowers for the high plains and the western great lake states. that will travel east in the next 24 hours. there's a lot of cold bottled up in the southern canada. everything is racing west to east across the country it is bottling up the cold air up to the north. it's 70 degrees in seant -- saint louis. at some point it will reach the east whether it's tomorrow or tuesday, we've got warmer temperatures on the way. here's future tracker 6, smooth sailing, again, the rest of the afternoon, mostly sunny skies, a couple of high, thin clouds that's about it partly cloudy overnight tonight, tomorrow morning there's the brief passing shower between 7 and 10:00 a.m. in the afternoon it's bright anticipate sunny again. we'll see decent snows in southern canada with this, and heavier rains off to the northwest, but for us we'll see a brief period of rain and showers, it will be a breezy afternoon. outside of that the next system arrives friday. we'll talk about that in a second. sunny, 62 degrees, winds out of the southwest at 10 to 20 miles per hour. overnight tonight, 40 degrees outlying suburbs, 45 for center city. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, 62 today we'll probably have to bumble this up a little bit -- bump this up a little bit. 62 monday, 60 on tuesday. that will put the total of thewr higher. if i was to take the latest information right now, i would drop that temperatures down to 35, 36. it looks like the cold air might bully its way in and push the storm to the south. we might mills out. we'll keep -- miss out. we'll keep watching it. students atmosphere rowan university are probably tired after dancing the night away. it was the first-ever dance marathon. they danced for 6 hours straight to raise money for children's hospital. it was a person mission for richard his best friend had child leukemia and chop treated him. they raised $35,000. we'll be back in a moment. on health check this noon, an alabama family said it's fight is not over after winning a lawsuit against johnson and johnson. the family of jackson fox, her death at the age of 62 was due to using talcum powered. they were awarded $72 million. the whole fight is not just for her, it's for other women. that's why i continue this fight. >> reporter: johnson and johnson which faces hundreds of similar lawsuits said it will appeal the decision. it says there's no scientific foundation for the claim. the water crisis in flint michigan has people wondering about the safety of their drinking water. there's a way to check for led. call your local water supplier. if you get water from private well look for information on epa website. you can test your water yourself using a can it from a home improvement store. happening today 6 flags great adventure is hosting their final spring job fair. they are looking to higher 4,000 workers. seasonal positions are available in retail, security and the safari park. the job fair runs until 4:00 p.m. at 6 flags employment center. looks like a fun place to work, just like "action news." there's much more to come on "action news." the phillies take the field for their first exhibition game. we have a preview up next in sports. so glad you stayed with us, in sports, the phils play for real. the flyers creep closer to a playoff spot. here's jeff skeverski. >> reporter: even without the injured jake borachek yesterday, the flyers inched closer to the coveted final playoff spot for a few hours. the flyers as close as one back in the wild card until the penguins won their game. flyers captain claude giroux returned to action against arizona after missing the last three games with an injury. first period power play g with the goal. flyers off 1. 40 seconds later, gagne scores. flyers put up 3, in the third, flyers put it away. flyers win 4-2. they have won 4 of 6 they are currently three back in the wild card. number one ranked villanova is number one defenses in college basketball. just not lately. they gave up 100 points in the loss to xavier. they struggling on d yesterday, as well. villanova comes together after losing for the first time. first half marquette, josh hart nova up 10. villanova back on track winning 89-79 they are 25-4. does temple have the force, happy birthday hooter the owl. temple does the same against central florida, second half, he falls, 7'6" inches. final seconds tied up, told to win the game, he does just that with three seconds left. 63-61. 18 and 10. batter up, spring training games are about to get going, phillies play against a division two college team who they lost to last year. they get another crabbing ain tampa in clearwater. jimmy allison will make his first appearance in red since being traded from arizona. i want to see the younger guys as early as i can, take ply time a little bit with the guys that are most likely going to be on the team. i meant to see jp crawford early and williams and quinn, and some of the other pitchers. the sixers fans will see the orlando manualic later -- magic tonight. that's at sports. a 9-year-old girl from new jersey is making a name for herself inside the bobbing ring him her coach said she has more -- boxes ring. her coach said she works out two hours a day and four days a week. she is having trouble finding opponents. there are not many girls or boys her age that are into boxing, so she sparse with orderly boys. you get to hit without getting in trouble for it. she has had only one sanctioned fight so far which she won. she is currently training for a national tournament. i'll bet no one picks on her at school. another hour of "action news" is just ahead. fighting fire with fire. marco rubio rights to out-insult donald trump in an effort to derail the trump locomotive. president obama calls a meeting with senate republican leaders to talk about what they do not want to talk about, a supreme court nominee. those stories and the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast when "action news" continues. i do everything on the internet. but, it's kind of slow. my friends say i should get fios because it's the fastest. i just downloaded 600 photos in 60 seconds. that's seriously better. (husband) we're out of 2%! i wonder what else could be better around here? (husband) i heard that. switching to better internet is now easier than ever. only fios has the fastest internet available, with uploads up to 5x faster than cable. get 100 meg upload and download speeds. plus tv and phone for just $69.99 a month online with no annual contract. switch to better. switch to fios. happening right now on "action news" a car slams into a produce store injuring two women. now police want to know if alcohol was involved. plus hillary clinton wins big, crushing bernie sanders in south carolina. now all eyes on super tuesday. the 23-year-old ukraineman accused of being a high school student in harrisburg said he has an explanation. we have the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast. we think you'll like it, unless you're a polar bear. if you see chris sowers give him a big old squeeze. >> reporter: it is beautiful out here, how many times can you stand outside in the month of february without a coat on. el nino winter temperatures are above average. 61 in coatsville. 58 in pottstown. 59 in saint david. center city, 58. ken net square, 57. bridgeton, you're there. smyrna, 61. dover, 60. on the boards in atlantic city cooler because of the cooler ocean air, 47 down there. surf city 50 degrees. mainly clear conditions, we'll keep the skies bright and sunny. next chance of rain arrives first thing tomorrow morning. that's in the form of showers, that will pull through quickly, though, monday looks all right. mostly sunny, nice and warm, 62 degrees is the forecasted high. get a load of this, this is the 6 to ten day outlook from the national weather service, we have cooler changes for the mid atlantic and the northeast states that will last until march 8. after that that's it, old man winter will done, we'll see the mild, warm west to east flow across the united states. we'll all enjoy spring. we got a taste of spring out here right now. cooler changes by week's end and then it's back to warmer temperatures for good. we'll send it back inside to you. everyone is excited about the warmer weather, many people are spending time outside today. trish hartman is live at dillworth park, everybody is enjoying the taste of spring and maybe hugs out there. >> reporter: hi, gray and nydia. everyone seems to be loving it out here. the last day for ice skating at the rothman rink. the ice is packed. some folks have jackets on, others have sweatshirts. everybody seems to be having a good time. whether you're ice skatings or running or sitting in the sun, cruel hear no complaints out here today. it's been good this season, last year it was cold. >> reporter: courtney and samantha showed off their moves at the ice rink. it's the last shift of the season, skaters are taking advantage of the warmth and the sunshine. at the love statue, people came out in droves to snap a picture. on kelly drive, runners called this the road runner 10k. dog frolicked along the schuylkill playing catch in the sunshine. >> sugar is an outside dog, if she could should be out here all the time. she loves it outside, it's warm enough for me, it's a nice break having the sun come out. >> reporter: in the interest of being fair telling both sides of the story, not everyone is thrilled with the weather, we found tourists from mexico who thought was chilly. most are loving it at the ice rink. weather wise it's been a great season. the ice rink is open until 8:00 p.m. tonight and then it's done for the season. trish hartman channel 6 "action news." two women were injured after the driver lost control of her car and slammed into a produce store. it happened at oxford and deavereau avenues. both women were taken to einstein with non-life threatening injuries. police are trying to determine if alcohol was a factor in the crash. police are rooking -- looking for a killer who gunned down a man in newark. shots rang out at the prides court apartment. he was taken to christian hospital where he died a short time later. police have not indicated that they have found any motives in the case. investigators say they could make more arrests in the case of the 23-year-old man who policied as a high school student in harrisburg. the native of ukraine said he worked with a pennsylvania couple to get a is social secury card. he spoke from inside the county prison there. everything they ask me i could not say no. if i said no, they would call i am graiption and send me back. the suspect is charged with sexual assault for a relationship with a 15-year-old girl. it was an honor student before his arrest. clinton clinton has the momentum of going into the cluster of southern primaries. clinton beat sander by roughly 50 points. nearly nine out of ten black voters cast their ballots for clinton. it propelled here the clear frontrunner status. both she and bernie sanders took aim at donald trump. the lead for the gop, spends time insulting them. >> reporter: the american people do not want a president who insults mexicans and muslims. a clinton win on tuesday will make it very tough for sanders to derail her quest for the democratic nomination. republican presidential candidates marco rubio and ted cruz are crisscrossing the south in an effort to derail donald trump before the primary. rubio called trump a con artist. crews hammered trump for not releasing his tax returns. does he have something to hide or doesn't have as much money as he claims. trump is campaigning with chris christie. trump calling rubio a light weight. tuesday, president obama will meet with senate leaders to discuss possible supreme court nominees. the president has spent the weekend pouring over information about potential nominees, he started screening candidates to replace justice antonin scalia. u.s. senator charles schumer wants wider seats on commercial planes. schumer said airlines are treating passengers on planes like they are sardines. he plans to nawnls -- announce an faa bill to set seat size guidelines, there's no federal limit on how close the seats can be or how wide the airline seat must be. much more to come on "action news" sunday, two of broadway's biggest hits are coming to delaware, find out when you can camp mommy i can't and -- catch momma mia and the blue man group. those stories and chris sowers will be back with the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast. all week long, the "action news" age of facebook page wille posting slide shows and videos take a look. here's one about oscars facts. could be you've got the wrong bed. enter sleep number... she likes the bed soft. he's more hardcore. you can both adjust the bed for the best sleep of your life. only at a sleep number store, right now, save 50% on the ultimate limited edition bed. plus no interest for 48 months. hurry, ends monday. all right, the oscars are tonight. you're looking live at the dolby theater in los angeles, the biggest names in hollywood will be here in just a few hours for the 88th annual academy awards. all eyes will be on chris rock who promise also not to shy away from diversity. the shows' producer is responding to the backlash one of the most diverse lineups on the oscar stage yet. we wanted to get the biggest best talent that we could get. that talent, kerry washington and the best original song winner, common and john legend scheduled to hit the stage tonight. the show starts at 7:00 p.m. you can find coverage at 6abc.com and the facebook page and when you wake up tomorrow, get a full recap with the "action news" morning team. matt, tam, dave and karen will talk about the night's big moment. i hope spotlight wins for best picture. >> reporter: we're in the same category, we haven't watched any of them. if it's not sports, i don't watch them. the previews to revenant looks good. i want to see that one. the one movie i did see was creed. i thought stallone was outstanding. i'm hoping he wins. >> reporter: did you see that one? i didn't see it. two little kids i can't get out. >> reporter: let's get you outside, you'll both be enjoying the weather here once we get out of here in a few minutes. it's a beautiful sunday up and down the entire eastern seaboard. we have temperatures close to 60 degrees, look at this lovely shot in cape may. just a beautiful day to take a stroll on the boards or walk along the beach. you'll need a coat if you're on the beach. the ocean is chilly. you have an ocean influence down there. all in all, it's a fantastic afternoon around the delaware valley. 62 degrees is the high temperatures we're shooting for today well above the seasonal average of 47 degrees. 35 is where we started out this morning. the normal low for this time of the year is 30. here we go, temperatures look at this. 58 degrees in philadelphia. 59 in lancaster, wilmington and millville. atlantic city at the airport, 59. a pair of 5s for trenton and wildwood 51. satellite and radar, we have a quick little area of high pressure quickly moving, icialgd say working -- i should say working west to east across the mid atlantic states. that's why all this cloud cover is locked up to the north. we'll have sunshine and bright blue skies. almost half of the eastern united states is experiencing the same thing. this area of low pressure will work off to the northeast and a look provide us with a shower chance tomorrow this morning. wednesday another low develops here, that will pull through the great lake states and followed by a third low for friday that will move something like this. each system will bring rain to the area whether it's rain and snow by friday. these are all minor storm systems, each one will be locking the cold air up to the north him you can see how cold it is when you see the shades of lavender, that's temperatures in the single digits or below zero. cold stuff is up to the north where it will stay. we'll continue to see the west to east flow. 70 in saint louis. 635 in memphis, 64 in wichita. that is pulling east hitting the eastern seaboard this afternoon. warm conditions expected today, that system moves in here first thing tomorrow morning. future tracker 6 nothing going on later this afternoon. tomorrow morning between 8 and 10:00 a.m. could see a quick hitting round of showers. should not amount to that much. by afternoon the sun returns. wednesday that system will pals on by to the north. it's a warm storm, winds out of the south, we'll see periods of rain and showers. friday's system is farther to the south, there's a little bit more in the way of cold involved in this. there could be a mixture of rain and snow or all snow depending on the timing of the storm when it hits the cold air. it's a friday storm, not wednesday. wednesday is a quick-moving rain event for us. 62 today in philadelphia. sunny and warm. wilmington, 62. trenton, 61. millville and allentown, 60. in the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, 62 once again for tomorrow. after that morning shower, partly sunny and warm tuesday, 60. maybe some rain wednesday, 50 degrees, there's friday's system, rain or snow possible a cooler high of 40. nydia? a senior citizen community in philadelphia hit all the right notes today in the about burholme section of the city had interaction with the residents. they provided the good company that helps make their day. a historic wilmington delaware theater ask bringing broadway's biggest stars to the area. karen rogers has 6abc loves the arts. the playhouse was built more than 100 years ago by the dupont company...to provide world-class entertainment for the company's workersthe history square may be one of the smallest theaters on the broadway circuit. but in the next month alone, they have two blockbuster shows on the calendar. it's part of tg commitment dupont has to wilmington. edward g. robinson, the list is epic. this season kicks off with annie. we're momma mia. and blue man group with guys who are made up in blue they play percussion and music and occur can you say and everything. both shows take the stage in march and the director said the intimate setting is one of its charms. 1200 seat theater you're in the same room with the performers. you can feel the energy coming off the stage with the audience members and the artist can feel it coming from the audience. momma mia is on the stage in march and blueman takes the stage after. go to 6abc.com for this and other area efforts. for 6abc loves the arts, i'm karen rogers. so glad you stayed with us, sky6 live hd giving you a beautiful glimpse at the temple university tennis courts folks are playing tennis enjoying the great weather. 57 degrees right now. we should reach the 60s a bit later today. most players are happy with one, two, three poirnts in the game. -- pointers in the game. not sphef curry. he -- steph curry got 12 shots last night. that sets a new record for the warriors and ties the single game record. curry scored a total of 36 points. he is the reigning mba, m.v.p. he lifted the warriors to an overtime win 121-118. skills on the supreme court. the cost of healthcare is becoming an ever increasing burden on consumers. there's ten thousand medical procedure codes not counting nearby codes or durable medical equipment. it's these codes that dictate what patients have to pay. there's a free service that crack also the codes arming consumers with valuable information. wednesdaydy needed physical therapy to relief back pain. she went to pt clinic, $75 for physical therapy and hot pack. her insurance company required her to do the pd at local hospital. >> reporter: $100 for a hot pack. i think that's insane. i think it's ridiculous. >> reporter: the hospital bills totaled over $1,100 and went against her insurance deductible. i was not angry, i was not expecting a bill of that size. nobody told me what the fees were. >> reporter: you can battle bills, but you must be armed with information. to that end, the "action news" trouble shooters found a powerful free tool. fair health, the nonprofit mission. to create a website that would allow consumers to pull back the curtain on healthcare pricing. every procedure device and service has it's on code. on fair health consumer.org just a few clicks you can find the codes and get a ballpark price you should pay. the results will show you the typical charge for that procedure in your area. >> reporter: as examples we cracked a few codes for the 6abc station zip code. medical code 73721 an mri. the estimated charge for insured patients, $4,321. 77054, a mammogram, $150.72. code 7359o, an x-ray 51 degrees. they show the reimbursement and out of pocket costs. there have been some in the doctors office and gone to the app and used it to negotiate a price for the service. you can get the medicare rates that's paid for the procedure. another helpful website is healthcare blue book. it would have been cheaper to stick county pt clinic. she may have found a place that charts less than the clinic. it's important that consumer use the tool to check. when 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is guaranteed to comment on the fact that no one of color was nominated this year. oscars air at 7:00 p.m. here's the forecast for the next couple of days. today's high temperatures, 62 degrees, a ton of sunshine, a gorgeous finish to the weekend. we'll do it over tomorrow. the only difference there's showers in the morning. sunshine by afternoon. 62. 60 tuesday, rain wednesday, maybe rain or snow by friday. "fyi philly" is next on channel 6. "action news" continues tonight at 6:00 p.m. for gray hall chris sowers and the entire "action news" team, i'm nydia han. have a great sunday, we'll see you back here next weekend. i'vel twenty three times since. the bills started to pile up. i had nothing to give. we had nothing in the refrigerator. i would be dead and not sitting here right now if it wasn't for pond lehocky. and i'm karen rogers .. . saturday/tonight on fyi philly. "yes" we're bringing the outdoors inside. "natural surfer yogi's" erin balances on water in winter. "it doesn't get fresher, than just now" see how a south philly farm is growing year round. "this is heaven" alicia takes us out on the town in medford. 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