after a woman is brutally attacked. a woman accused of abandoning her quadriplegic son is waiting extrad. tion to the delaware valley. >> reporter: it's bowfl sunshine today. >> reporter: look at the deep blue color down in cape may. there's a beautiful shot. the winds have relaxed and the temperatures are starting to rise. 35 in quakertown. 45 in martins creek and 50 in chester anticipate center city. south and east we go, smyrna, 51. gandys beach 48. buena, 51 under down to 29. -- you were down to 29.

woodbine, 45 cape may, 50 there's, we have an area of low pressure over the 76 sign it's moving west to east. the high is in control. it's a beautiful afternoon sunshine pleasant, 68 degrees, a slight breeze out of the southwest at 5 to 10 miles per hour. temperatures scrumming to near 6 -- owe jumping to 60 degrees near lunchtime it will top out at 67, 68 degrees. tomorrow 70 degrees, along with that the allergies running wild. nydia. >> police are looking for the suspect who beat and stabbed a woman in an alley in chester county. police found the victim at 6:10. she was conscious when a

ambulance took her to chester-crozer hospital where she is in serious condition. police in cumberland county investigating a fight ended with two people being shot. one victim died from his wounds. it happened at the intersection of washington and cohancy streets in bridgeton. police were called after 2:00 to report several people fighting. two men were shot. one died, the other in critical condition. in delaware county, police are looking for a gunman who allegedly opened fire outside a private club overnight. it happened at the rs club at the 1900 block of mcdade boulevard. one man was shot and rushed to the hospital in critical condition. police have no motive for the shooting. "action news" has learned that a mother accused of abandoning her quadriplegic son in a wooded area in west philadelphia has been arrested. nyia parker has been taken into custody and faces extradition

back to philadelphia. she is cooed -- accused of leaving her son in the woods along cobbs creek parkway. he sulphurs from cerebral palsy. parker faces assault neglect and other charges. police got a break in the kidnapping assault and robbery of a woman who works on jewelers row in philadelphia. >> reporter: word spread quickly that police made an arrest in a brutal incident connected to the popular center city district. agents took 31-year-old gay into custody at a south carolina hotel friday night nearly a week after a jewelers row employee was kidnapped and tortured by three men. >> at whats great news be good they got him.

it will be great news when they get all of them. >> reporter: businesses owners and workers have been on edge since the men threw the victim into a van inside this chestnut street garage. they demanded keys to the workplace and codes to the safe. when she didn't have them robbers beat her and shot her with a taser. they did you find her in the darby borough cemetary after emptying her bank account at several atms. officials got a lead that led them to the south carolina. atf took gay into custody without incident. they have not said if the van has been recovered. there was increased security on jewelers row this week. >> make sure we were locked and when we were leaving at the door we were looking around if someone is following or

thinking if somebody looked suspicious there were cops outside. >> reporter: the atf said gay is being held in south carolina morning. monday he'll be arraigned on federal kidnapping and robbery charges. back in 2008 he was arrested by delaware state police accused of running heroin from here to virginia. kenneth moten channel 6 "action news." >> happening today funeral services for legendary philadelphia sports writer stan hockman who died last thursday at the age of 86. he covered sports in philadelphia for 55 years spending decades writing columns for the daily news, he covered sports for channel 6 back in the 60s. the man that's the editor of the daily news said there's one word that sums up stan, great. according to reports officials in fort lee have

assigned off a 15,000-dollar fee of special council that brings the tab to $225,000 related to the lane closures. it caused massive gridlock and led to several resignations and firings. counties across pennsylvania are pushing state lawmakers to increase fees on phone customers, a bill to boost the fee from 1 dollar to 1.65 has been introduced in the state house it will make changes to the 911 emergency telephone act. 911 centers will face financial chaos if nothing is done. they hope to send the bill to the senate by the end of the month. there's more fallout from the firing of colwyn manager paula brown. colwyn officials say police officers can't do are there jobs because they don't have money to fuel the cruiser. brown was voted out thursday night. she refused to leave the office

on friday because they claimed to be protecting financial records. the account used bile the police department to fill -- used by the police department to fill up their vehicles is suspended. mayor michael blue calls the problem outrageous. >> the police department is barely running on a limp leg and now they don't have no gas how is they going to patrol in case we get an emergency in colwyn. >> colwyn borough council holds an emergency meeting tomorrow night. if a long cold winter has you dreaming of lounging at the jersey shore for the summer, you may want to move fast, because popular rental are taken.

agents say thanks to a boom in construction vacationers have options there are many homes boasting five and 6 bedrooms completely with deck space and garages. if you have not begun looking time is running out. >> reporter: now that the weather is turning we're getting busier and yes now it's time to get down here if you want selection. >> realtors say it's best to visit any potential rental in person, if that's not doable for you, the majority of the listings online. officials are working to put guidelines in place for uberrer. partly of the agreement would deal with the level of background checks uber drivers would have undergo. uber using cell phone apps to connect drivers with customers who need a ride. it's the grand finale and

centerpiece event of the subaru cherry blossom festival in fairmont park. it kicks off at 9:30 in fairmont. >> that looks good. >> heartbreaking discovery a storm chaser is on the job after he finds his own child home in ruins after tornados sweep through illinois. now we're looking live on sky6 live hd temple university camera looking over center city, blue skies, chris sowers has the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast when we come back.

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>> here's more video on the massive killer tornado that hill an i will town last thursday, i carved up a path of destruction 28 miles long. it killed two people and leveled all of the 50 homes in the town. residents got their first chance to assess the damage yesterday. some said they were amazed that more residents were not killed. pictures are amazing. >> here in our area, a nice one today. >> reporter: really, really nice, as you look outside you'll see bright blue skies and milder temperatures. yesterday we topped out at 63 degrees with the winds it

feels like the 50s. today we lost the wind. there's the view at penns landing. you can see the christopher columbus memorial. sun shining brightly. no issues this morning, we'll keep it that way later this afternoon, here's where we started out. first thing this morning it was like we went into a time machine and went back to february. 28 degrees that was the morning low in millville. allentown, 29. wilmington, 34. atlantic city, 30. we had a frost advisory in effect for the outlying suburbs first thing this morning. now that the sun has come up the april sun is warm. wilmington, 50. dover, 50. sea isle 50, atlantic city 50 and allentown in the mid 40s. no wind to speak of, it feels better out there maybe 3 to 5 miles per hour across the lehigh valley. the main feature in control of the weather over the next few days will be an area of high

pressure it's sitting over top of the delaware valley. there's high clouds trying to streak across the ohio valley now, creek that high is in firm control that will block everything out here to the west. that will keep us high and dry over the next couple of days. if you're traveling you'll run into problems across the gulf coast states and violent weather across the high plains. we'll zoom into this area where we have a risk for large hail, damaging winds with the thunderstorms that develop later this afternoon and outside shot of a couple of more tornados this is the omaha kansas area. we have thunderstorms developing thousands of lightning strikes over the last couple of hours as that rushes east. once this pulls through another cluster will develop this afternoon. all the violent rough weather that stays to the west, this guy is in control of the weather. lots of sunshine, mild temperatures highs in the upper 60s. tomorrow free frontal the winds

shift out of the southwest. that means it gets milder, 72, # 3. lots of sunshine. monday night into tuesday morning is that passes through maybe showers but otherwise conditions clear out quickly. the rest of the week doesn't look all that bad. later today we're tracking sunshine. tomorrow morning high, thin clouds that's about it. tomorrow afternoon wall-to-wall sunshine. temperatures in the 70s. monday night into tuesday 8:00 a.m., the morning commute could be damp. some areas could see heavier showers north and west that pulls through during the afternoon. this plar model has it -- this particular model has it rain lingering, but other model have us clearing up quickly. that's the only trouble spot in the forecast. 68 degrees for the high, sunny skies, comfortable. reading, 68. lancaster, 66. millville, 66. shorepoints cooler thanks to the ocean breeze.

ocean temperatures are in the 40s you'll top out in the mid to upper 450s there. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast breezy and warm tomorrow, 72 degrees, tuesday, showers in the morning clouds breaking for sunshine. wednesday thursday look quiet. friday and saturday, the high pressure that's bringing us lovely weather today as it hits the coast and moves toward northeast into canada it stops in its traction. that means the -- in it's tracks, that means the systems coming in from the west will stop and stay over us, we'll have rain. >> hundreds of people lienldz asbury -- lined asbury avenue in ocean city for the traditional doodah parade. there were basset hounds and

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lungeing and deep movements. if you're considering cosmetic surgery, alicia vitarelli has some tips. >> reporter: it is youthful bases and bodies we see on websites make plastic surgery seem simple and easy. but it's still surgery and you have to go into it with all the facts him. be aware of of the type of an anesthesia you'll get. many are told there are some discomforts. nose surgery seems painful but it's not as rough as a comey -- tummy tuck. what does a few days mean, how long will there be bruising,

swelling or pain. level with your doctor about your history of healing. a different brother in the same area means underlie scar tissues which complicates the job and results. ask about complication rates and how long your results might last. >> the eyes tend to last the longest out of anything. >> reporter: speaking of eyes many brow lifts are not necessary, botox and waxing can offer the same effect. >> it's been on vacation for a couple of weeks look. >> reporter: for channel 6 "action news" i'm alicia vitarelli. #

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>> reporter: welcome back everyone, 9:24 sunday morning, you're looking at satellite and radar, time for the travel forecast traveling should be okay for everybody across the northern tier states of we have a frontal system across the panhandle of florida. and the high plains. if you're traveling to saint louis, kansas, omaha there could rough stuff out there. new orleans east through pensacola, jacksonville and orlando, there could heavy hitters down there, as well. the weather will be quiet and mild. even though the temperatures are chilly look at the 50s and 60s cropping up across the high plains will move east.

major hubs all flight on time. same thing for logan and boston, chicago, midway, o'hare, 48. orlando, thunderstorms 74. nice and quiet in atlanta 61 degrees. >> if you have not filled out your taxes time is running out. affordable care act is the biggest change to the tax code. it marks the first time we are askinged for information about our health insurance or lack of it. for most americans many will check the box indicating they have health coverage. if you purchased government-backed health care and received a tax credit you have to reconcile that. that will likely mean a payment due or refund. if you're uninsured you'll be socked with a penalty. >> the average penalty has been coming out at $177 this year.

most important thing about penalties they are going up 2015 and they go up in 2016. there are some exemptions that can lower or eliminate penalties the number one exemption if you're not required to file a return. ife average income of the top 400 u.s. taxpayers has jumped to $336 million in 2012. that's up from $265 million in 2010. in 2011 it was 220 million. they paid an average of over $56 million in taxes in 201. topping our people scene a big honor for comedian eddie murphy named the recipient for mark twain prize of american humor. he will be celebrated at the

kennedy center on october 18. it will mark the 18th year the kennedy center bestows the honor. have you ever wonder how much food it takes for dwayne the rock john son to maintain his weight? the wrestler turned action movie star eats ten pounds a food a day. he typically breaks it down between 7 meals or more. one of his favorite foods is cod. he eats 821 pounds each year and of course he works out a lot. >> that helps. much more to come on sunday morning edition of "action news." disturbing find those who drink coffee out way those who are investing in their future. a young boy is recovering from a frightening fall at a cheetah exhibit at the cleveland zoo. those stories plus chris sowers will have the exclusive

accuweather seven-day forecast when "action news" continues. music: etta james "at last" (plays throughout) ♪♪

sometimes, at last doesn't happen at first. ♪♪ ♪♪ your dad just kissed my mom. ♪♪ turning two worlds into one takes love. ♪♪ helping protect that world takes state farm. >> the search is on for a gunman after a man is shot inside his north philadelphia home. police believe drunk driving may have been the cause of the crash it left a passenger fighting for her life. hillary clinton is the first major democrat to throw her hat into the ring for president.

>> let's go outside to chris sowers with the accuweather forecast looks nice out there. >> reporter: it feels great, it was cold out here this morning now it's nice, we have deep blue color to the sky and nice to see green grass. 49 degrees in philadelphia. 50 in wilmington, 50 in dover. 51 in millville. 51 in sea isle and atlantic city. 46 in allentown. some areas started out in the 20s. first thing though, around sunrise -- this morning, around sunrise, the numbers are rebounding nicely now. we'll keep all the clouds toward the left-hand side of the screen we'll hold them off. we have bright sunshine for one more day and they mix in monday afternoon. good day for a tee time, sunny skies, mild, 58 degrees by 11:00. 2:00 p.m., 65 degrees, we're forecasting a high of 68. now, it will be like yesterday with all the sunshine, but we

lose the wind. it will feel like 68 degrees, the only downfall is this, the pollen count running through the roof running wild around the delaware valley. today and tomorrow the tree pollen will be high, maple juniper and alder. over the next couple of days days be prepared for that. that's it latest for now, when i see you again we'll focus on the time. rain moving in on tuesday a bigger system arrives by the end of next week him i'll have the details when i see you in a few minutes. >> a man was shot and left for dead inside his own home. this morning philadelphia police are looking for the shooter. the action cam was on the scene on the 1800 block of north jettison street in north philadelphia. a man was shot # times in the back -- 3 times in the back at

4:00 a.m. a handgun and rifle were found in the home. he was rushed to the hospital in critical condition. a man is facing drunk driving charges after an accident that left his passenger critical overnight. police say a man driving a malibu was speeding southbound on columbus boulevard when he lost control and hit a lexus in the northbound lane. his car crashed through the fence at the coast guard station. the female passenger was rushed to the hospital in critical condition. the woman driving the lexus suffered minor injuries. in the lehigh valley a four-alarm fire ripped through a family home. a neighbor saw the flames and called 911. the happened in north white hall township last night. the home was badly damaged. the family was not home at the time of the fire. the cause is under investigation. the woman accused of abandoning her son in a wooded

area in west philadelphia has been arrested. nyia parker is in custody in maryland where she is facing extradition back to philadelphia to face a number of charges. the 21 victim was discovered by a passer by near a wooded area on cobbs creek parkway. the person said he was walking by and saw the victim on the grounds covered with a blanket his wheelchair and bible were nearby. he suffers from cerebral palsy and quadriplegic. the victim is unable to speak. parker dumped him there five days ago. >> this kid is obviously a fighter. it's unbelievable how we found him to see him laying there it's heartbreaking to see that another human especially your mother could treat you like that. >> the victim is being treated for a cut on his back and dehydration and

for the first time in 2 generations the leaders of the two countries met face-to-face, it happened at the summit of the americas in panama. it ends one era and the beginning of another. >> reporter: the handshake that shook up history. the leaders of the united states and cuba breaking the ice. >> if you keep doing things for 50 years and it doesn't work try something new. >> reporter: president obama sat down face-to-face with raul castro of communist cuba. >> it's time to turn the page and develop a new relationship between the two countries. >> reporter: two countries at dagger points since 17959 when fidels -- 1959 when fidel and

his brother overthrew cuba. the opening of embassy closed since 1961 and pressing cuba to allow the citizens basic human rights. the cuban president was uncharacteristically conciliatory but sounded a cautionary note. >> we should agree to disagree. >> reporter: even so havana has benefited from the warming trend. u.s. tourism is up 15%. u.s. companies are answer to invest. >> i am cautiously optimistic. >> reporter: a first step narrowing the gap between the two nations 90 miles that often seemed like a million. >> afternoon investigation continues after a man shot and killed himself outside the u.s. capitol buildings in washington d.c. this weekend. authorities locked down the

capitol buildings and visitors center after they noticed he had a backpack and suitcase fearing there were explosives inside. he had a sign that said social injustice. lawmakers will return to work tomorrow. turning to politics the 2016 campaign for the presidential nomination will kick into gear today. former first lady and secretary of state and senator hillary rodham clinton will throw her hat into the ring. >> the second time they will make a run for the presidency following her husband bill clinton. clintons is expected to launch today online. the former secretary of state and first lady as nydia mentioned is expected to focus on two things, give economic security to the middle class and broaden job opportunities for working families. president obama gave her campaign a shot in the arm

yesterday. >> she was a formidable candidate in 2008. a great supporter of mine in the general election. she was an outstanding secretary of state, she is my friend, i think she would be an excellent president. >> mrs. clinton is considered the early frontrunner for the democratic nomination. next summer dnc in south philadelphia, after today's announcement she travels to iowa and other voting states. the republican field for president is about to grow larger. marco rubio is going to announce tomorrow. iewb -- rubio's one time former mentor jeb bush is considering

running for president. new jersey governor chris christie is considering jumping into the race. he goes to new hampshire to take part in town hall discussions. ment primary is the earliest in the lead up to the presidential vote. walter scott was laid to rest after being shot by a white police officer after a traffic stop. 1,000 people were at the funeral. michael slager said he initially fired the shots after two struggling over the taser. slager was a former resident of burlington county. he has been charged with scott's murder. 200 people called for an indeponent investigation into a police shooting into a teen there. on april 4 a police officer shot a teen in the back. it's not clear if the teen was

armed. the demonstrators want the justice department to investigate the police policy and it is procedures in the chicago suburb. more than 600 runners from 30 countries took part in a marathon in the north korea. as part of the birthday celebration of the grandfather of the present rule. last year 200 runners outside the country took part. phillies need he had extra innings to pull off a win at citizens bank park. an amusement park ride left passengers hanging and stuck right in the middle of the ride. chris sowers has the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast beautiful today we'll be right back.

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zoo yesterday. witnesses say both parents jumped into the exhibit after him. the father grabbed the boy and lifted him up to others and the father had to jump up to reach the hands of men. others were trying to distract the cheetahs, but witnesses say the cats were ignoring what was going on anyway. the toddler is in stable condition. frightening moments for riders stuck on amusement park ride. 60 people were stuck 150 feet in mid ware when the ride -- in midair when the ride stopped. park officials tested the ride and couldn't find any problems, nobody was hurt. >> that's what you want to happen when you're up there. >> reporter: let's go to double scan live. we're waking up to sunshine, bright blue skies the difference is we don't have the

gusty winds whipping everything around. center city showing shades of blue behind the skyscrapers. 49 degrees in philadelphia. very tranquil out there. winds are light out of the southwest at 6 miles per hour. this is cape may, i could watch this all morning long i love watching the waves hit the beach there. look how flat the water is right now it's a peaceful morning at the jersey shore. cape may 52. winds light out of the northwest at 6 miles per hour. it should be a tranquil morning around the entire delaware valley. philadelphia 49, poconos 46. millville 51. because of all the sunshine and the high over top of us, we'll be five to ten degrees milder than yesterday. it should be a delightful day. a few high clouds to the west

most of the activity stays there today. we're looking at wall-to-wall blue from start to finish. a couple of thunderstorms firing up across the upper midwest that will charge east that will be our next weather maker on tuesday. sunny skies today more sunshine tomorrow more high thin clouds mixed in from time to time, here comes the front monday night into tuesday let's time it out future tracker 6 later this afternoon, winds will be light and variable, down the shore there will be sea breeze kicking in. allentown reading 67. trenton, 67, 68 give or take. monday morning, high, thin clouds, otherwise lots of sun temperatures in time low 40s and 50s. quickly rebounding into 70 by the afternoon. lots of sunshine by afternoon. low 70s once again the jersey shore cooler thanks to

the sea breeze, ocean temperatures are in the 40s right on the water sea isle, avalon, staying in the 50s first thing tuesday morning here's where the pattern starpts to change we'll -- starts to change, we'll introduce more in the way of clouds and heavy are band of moisture pulls in in the late morning hours, sunday it's a gem, 6 # degrees jersey -- 6458 degrees. how about the phillies, 64 first pitch, 68, 9th inning. bright sunshine today ten

degrees warmer on monday, tuesday, brief period of rain, otherwise clouds give way to sunshine, wednesday and thursday springy, 65 both days, friday and saturday look gray and dull, but temperatures are holding in the 60s that's the good news, we'll take the rain, they say april showers bring may flours. >> we'll be getting a lot of flowers. dozens of people donated their time to remember the wonder of men and women who serve our country. a memorial was dedicated in memory of all military members this is an authentic world war ii torpedo a reminder of everyone who served in the u.s. military.

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raised their opinion debby thinks it was the right call claiming it gave her daughter confidence she never had before. uberrer has the tag line for testing would be drunk drivers. you drink we drive. uber has installed a breathalyzer kiosk to prevent drunk driving. if you're over the limit a driver is automatically called to pick you up, for free. the prototype is called uber safe. company officials say it's been a success. one north carolina woman who is expecting her 7th child yes number 7 held a gender party to reveal the sex of the baby, her priceless reaction has taken the internet by storm. [screaming]. >> i think i would have that

reaction too. she and her husband already have 6 boys. all boys, she is very delighted to learn she finally has a little girl on the way. the couple admits they gave up hope early on that they would ever have a daughter. she said she can't wait to have her own princess. her boys had mixed reaction to the news. nydia they will have to get used to pink and bows and princesses. a new study finds more americans drink coffee than invest in the stock market. bank rate found 48% of mearns americans have money invested in stock. economists say this is a trouble be trend for the financial future. 61% say they have one cup of

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scwhr turk to >> turning to sports another record broken at the masters. 2 #-year-old broke the record at 16 under par. that record was set by tiger woods when he was 21 and won the masters. he has a # point lead going into the final round. here's jeff skeverski with the rest of the sunday morning sports. >> reporter: after giving up four homers on opening day which tied his career high, cole

hamels returned to the mounds and allowed one run in 7 innings. with hamles out in the 8th they scored two to thai -- tie it. ruiz on second. down the right field line, rookie has his first career hit it's a walkoff winner, phillies win 3-2 in ten. they have a winning record for the first time in 11 months. >> not denying this is a good team win. hamles pitched great. it was his walkoff. it's a special moment and special night for us. >> phils go for the sweep later today. o sullivan on the mound.

flyers that is that. matt reid his first in almost a month. onottawa pulls away by taking it away. that is mark stone scoring. flyers lost 3-1. the coach could be his final game. ron hextall will decide his fate in the coming days. sixers without nerlens noel in chicago. sixers running with the bulls up as many as 9. we pick it up, sixers down 5. under 5 to go, richardson for 3. sixers within 2 but derrick rose takes off and scores the next three bacts -- baskets for chicago. they have only one road win. philadelphia native john mccarthy making his debut for the union allows one goal.

another local guy from dresher he is doing back films and on the rebound get in there that's the game winner. the union win 2-1 the final thanks to two local guys, what a win down in chester! that's sports, i'm jeff skeverski have a good day. >> young champions were honored in germantown this weekend. a parade was held along wayne avenue in celebration of the northwest raiders national football title. the team won the championship this last season. they clinched the championship back in december in a victory over the new britain raiders from connecticut. that's the team i met in disney.

the race for philadelphia mayor is heating up. a closer look at one of the candidates vying for the democratic nomination. constructing artwork there's more than fun behind these sculptures, those stories and more, plus meteorologist chris sowers will have the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, when "action news" continues.

>> welcome back it is 10:00 a.m. on this sunday, april 12. in the news, beaten stabbed and left for dead. police in delaware county are looking for suspects after a woman is brutally attacked. a woman accused of abandoning her quadded pleejic -- quadriplegic son is awaiting extra addiction back to philadelphia. we'll enjoy another beautiful day across the delaware and lehigh valleys. for details, chris sowers is at the "action news" big board. >> reporter: after the week we had we deserve this. some areas jumped 30 degrees. millville was down to 28 degrees this morning you're up to 54. philadelphia, 53. the reading 52. allentown, 51 the poconos 50 degrees. you see how the winds barbs are move in the opposite direction that's an area of high pressure

sitting there. it has a calming effect that's why the winds relax. it's called radiational cooling when you don't have a breeze you have high pressure settling in. it has the opposite effect during the daylight hours. the high will warm us up later this afternoon. it cleared out nicely. there's the satellite shot with the exception of a few clouds across the ohio and tennessee valleys. otherwise it's completely quiet up and down the i-95 corridor from richmond to boston. that's how it will stay. later this afternoon we have a nice one coming up. 68 degrees for philadelphia. lehigh valley, upper 60s jersey shore mid to upper 50s thanks to an ocean breeze. we'll talk about the wet weather on the way tuesday morning and bigger changes in the seven day forecast. >> the big story on "action news" this sunday morning is the arrest of an mother accused of a

abandoning her quadriplegic son. nyia parker is awaiting extradition back to philadelphia to face numerous charges. annie mccormick joins us live outside live southwest detective's with the latest. annie. >> reporter: 41-year-old nyia parker was arrested in montgomery county maryland she'll remain there until she has the extradition hearing. she is expected to be back in philadelphia on monday. she faces a slew of charges including aggravated assault neglect of a care dependent ant ant -- dependent person and unlawful imprisonment. >> reporter: a man found a 21-year-old victim in the woods quadriplegic cerebral cerebral he

was laid on the ground with only a blankets and bible. they believe she left monday to see her boyfriend in maryland. >> this kid is fighter. it's unbelievable to see how the kid was laying there it's heartbreaking. >> reporter: investigators say the special needs man attends the high school of the future at 42nd and parkside. the school became concerned and couldn't reach parker so they phoned an aunt. >> she indicated that the child was we with her. >> reporter: police say she lives here with a 16-year-old child and the victim. the teen is in the custody of family and the victim has relatives visiting him around the clock. he is lucky to be alive. >> he has a cut to his back, they are concerned about infection, he suffers from dehydration and malnutrition.

from the weather conditions his eyes are having issues. they have an eye doctor coming in to look at those. >> reporter: at this point police do not believe the boyfriend was aware of the allegations against his girlfriend. now, as for the 21-year-old victim he remains in the children's hospital of philadelphia, because he has been in the care of the doctors since he was a young boy. police say eventually he may be moved to an adult facility for now it's the best place for him to be toer. police are looking for a suspect who beat and stabbed a woman and left her in an alley in chester county. the action cam was in the 800 block of upland street. police say they found the victim at 6:10. she was conscious when she was taken to the hospital in serious condition. investigators have not said if they have any suspects in minds. police in cumberland county

are investigating a fight that ended with two people being shot, one of the victims has died from his wounds. it happened at the intersection of washington and cohancy streets in bridgeton. police were called after 2:00 a.m. to report several people fighting. two men were shot one has died the other in critical condition. police are looking for are a gunman who allegedly opened fire outside a private club mcdade boulevard and woodland. a man was shot and rushed to crozer-chester medical center in critical condition. one of the three suspects in last week's jewelers row abduction is behind bars in south carolina. gay checked into a motel on friday. the other than said authorities took him into custody ten minutes after he checked in. gay and two other people kidnapped tortured and tasered

and dumped the 53-year-old victim after she was unable to give them keys to the workplace at national watch and diamond. >> we were -- make sure we were locked and when we were leaving out the door we were looking around, if somebody is following or thinking, you know, if somebody looked suspicious there were cops outside. >> authorities say gay will be arraigned on federal kidnapping and robbery charges. meanwhile, seven years ago he was arrested by delaware state police for allegedly running heroin to virginia. funeral services for legendary philadelphia sports writer stan hockman who died at the age of 86. he covered sports for 55 years he covered sports for channel 6 back in the 60s. the managing editor of the daily

news said there's one word that sums up stan hockman great. >> according to reports officials in for the leigh -- fort lee have assigned off on a tab for a lane closures that caused massive gridlock and led to several resignations and firings. counties are pushing state lawmakers to increase fees for the 911 centers. a bill has been introduced in the state house, it will make changes to the 911 public safety emergency telephone act. supporters say 911 centers will face financial chaos if nothing is done. they hope to send the bill to the senate by the end of the months. there's more fallout from

the colwyn borough manager paula brown. officials say police officers can't do are there jobs because they have no money to fuel the cruiser. brown was voted out friday night. she refused to leave the office on friday because she claimed to be protecting financial records. the account used by the police officers to fill up their vehicles has been suspended. the manager is responsible for paying the bills. the company supplying the fuel said it's unclear whether they will be paid. >> the police vehicle is barely running on a limp leg, you know, and now they don't have no gas how is they going to patrol in case we get an emergency in colwyn? >> in the interim police and fire departments are using their own money to fill up the vehicle. colwyn borough council holds an

emergency meeting tomorrow night. >> 6 people vying for nomination for the philadelphia next mayor continues the push toward primary day. "action news" reporter, vernon odem has more on nelson diaz. >> reporter: nelson diaz has been a force in philadelphia since moving here in the 60s. a civil rights activeist at temple. a trail blazer, he is proud of his up by the boots strap story. a child raised by a single mother he has a formula for the philadelphia school children. >> if you start at pre-k for the children -- >> reporter: he hopes governor wolf can deliver on plans to increase funding to the public schools. >> until you fund the federal education you have to put a moratorium on the charterses so

we can take care of the most is great need of children. >> reporter: what about job creation and tax reform do they go hand-in-hand? >> you have to get rid of the wage tax so the poor and the middle class and the small businesses pay their more share of taxes in the city. >> reporter: diaz embraces the community policing concept. more cops being part of the community. diaz a former judge said no more of the symptom and frisk policy used by the mayor and police commissioner ramsey. >> the constitution says you have to have suspicion, when i was a judge it was reasonable cause. >> reporter: what about police commissioner ramsey, will he put his own commissioner in charge. police force. >> i think ramsey should stay if he does the community policing we need in the city. >> reporter: he thinks he has name recognition and closes the

gap for the democratic nomination as they begin to attack each other. vernon odem channel 6 "action news." >> transportation officials in delaware are putting the finishing touches organ -- to bring uber to the first state. part of the agreement will be the background checks uber drivers will have to undergo. uber using cell phone apps to connect customers who need a ride. it's the grand finale and centerpiece event of the subaru festival cherry blossom festival in fairmont park. it kicks off at 9:30 that happens 45 minutes ago in fairmont park. >> one of my favorite festivals. so beautiful. take a look at this sheep it could be in the record book after giving birth to one big

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leveled nearly all of the 50 homes in the town of fairdale. residents got their first chance to assess the damage. adam davis was chasing the tornado when he realized it took him to his parents home in town. they are okay, but the home is in ruins. a woman's community that was ravaged by the tornado that wreaked havoc used social media one woman lost her home and needed help to pick up the pieces. she made a simple request and it turned into a giant gesture of goodwill. >> i said we're fine, but this is what we need and people came out. >> neighbors and friends showed up.

now they are offering all the food extras to everyone in need after the ef-4 tornado ripped through the town. it's amazing to see people come together. >> reporter: you don't get those big ef-4s. this is another shot of it in northern illinois. it ripped through north central portions of illinois west of chicago. winds were estimated i believe close to 200 miles per hour. i would have to double check on that. these are some of the image also that came out of northern illinois a couple of days ago prior to that it was a severe weather season. it only takes one to do the job that was it this past week. there's the shot as we look live on sky 6 temple university camera showing the bright blue skies and the sun glistening down, a lovely sunday morning around the delaware valley. 10:15.

temperatures 50 degrees dewpoint, 27. winds out of the west-southwest at 50 miles per hour. the pressure reading is starting to climb an area of high pressure is above. that will make for a delightful day. wilmington, 54. millville the same, dover 54. wind speeds are light generally 3 to 5 miles per hour. that's the range in them they will stay throughout the course of the day. we need a break because yesterday we were wind whipped. philadelphia and wilmington, nearly 40 miles per hour. trenton, peaking at 35 miles per hour. atlantic city, 33 and dover 32 miles per hour, well now that the area of low pressure we had a wind tunnel effect develop low pressure here, high pressure moving in, you get the strong gusty wind out of the northwest. with high pressure moving in the winds have relaxed. today should feel better, a few high thin clouds sneaking in overnight tonight. this system here which is producing violent weather across

the heart handler of the nation, no -- heartland of the nation, no tornados, but hail and lightning. this system will travel east tuesday morning. it will lose it's punch but hold together long enough to provide downpours. future tracker 6. bright blue skies use the sunscreen. monday morning, high thin clouds. monday afternoon, wall-to-wall blue temperatures in the low 70s. monday night into tuesday, here comes the system i was showing you across the plains. we have downpours that marches east and brings wet weather into the city tuesday morning. this model has the weather lingering all day long, but other models race this off the coast and suggest by tuesday afternoon we're seeing clouds breaking for sunshine. we'll have to watch the timing of that. all in all it doesn't look like

a tremendous amount of rain, half inch or 3/4. monday night into tuesday morning. for today sunny and mild, 68 degrees light breeze. overnight tonight partly cloudy and cool, 39 degrees outlying suburbs, 45 for center city. tuesday being the question mark for now we'll post morning showers, clouds and sun 68 degrees, wednesday is nice, thursday quiet, 65 both days, friday and saturday, pattern gets a little active area of low pressure comes running up the eastern seaboard. lots of clouds friday, showers by afternoon 66. periods of rain saturday, 60. periods of rain sunday, 62. but the following monday looks good. bad timing. >> well if a long cold winter has you dreaming of lounging on the jersey beaches this summer you may want to move fast for a

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>> welcome back 10:21 we're looking at the center city skyline, the cherry blossom festival happening today the phillies could sweep the nationals. we're at the "action news" big board with our odd and unusual pictures of the week. a sheep at a farm in minnesota has given birth to 8 lambs. they believe it may be the largest litter of lambs in north america. most sheep give birth to one to three. this mama has given birth to four sets of triplets and one set of twins. now to the tale of a mother goose she has found the perfect

spot to lay her eggs that means no play time for the kids in the playground. it is taped to mark off where the eggs are nesting and to protect the kids. the kids, however are enjoying this rare nature lesson they have named the geese fred and ethel. a pile cans have been turned into airport forms. this is the 9 can art festival. for a dollar a ticket people can stop by and vote. awards will be given for best structure and other categories. that's a look at the odd an unusual pictures. week. eva back to you. >> that's cool. chris sowers has a look at the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast in a moment we'll be right back. #

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>> inside story is coming up on 6abc here's monica malpass with a preview. >> reporter: good morning, guys, coming up on inside story is lynn abraham's remarks at a debate enough to harm her fainting at a debate harm her mayoral run. i hope you'll join me. >> reporter: time for accuweather. i think we are getting out of mother nature's doghouse. gorgeous weather, sunny skies mild 68 degrees, monday, warmer, sun and clouds, the

winds return, 72 degrees that's the forecasted high. in the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, it's quiet the rest of the week, tuesday there could wet weather with a frontal system, most of the modeling suggests it works out to sea quickly. we'll have to watch that on the timing of that. wednesday is quiet thursday, quiet, friday and saturday, damp, lots lots of clouds and periods of rain and temperatures in the low 760s. this week with george stephanopoulos is coming up next. >> this morning george has the immanent announcement of hillary clinton. >> reporter: hillary clinton expected to announce her second run for president. plus the republican contender who knows hillary best lays out his inside take on how to beat her. we'll have more from south carolina on the horrific police shooting and laura bush in the

sunday spotlight. >> "action news" continues at noon here's some of the stories we're working on on for you. the woman accused of leaving her disabled son in the woods to die is waiting extradition back to philadelphia. our live coverage continues at noon. is it possible for your tv to spy on you? consumer reports says yes but there are things you can do to change that. for eva pilgrim, chris sowers, i'm nydia han, have a great morning, we'll see you at noon. #

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