results. >> that's right. they are offering a reward of $20,000 for information leading to an arrest and conviction of the woman that hit and killed a 4-year-old at this intersection. a memorial is growing where the child darted out into the street and was hit and killed. >> surveillance video captured the hideous crash when the driver of this black suv hit a 4-year-old boy that ran into the street and the boy flew into the air and the woman hit him again. they determined it's a 2011-2014 black ford edge with custom details like this one. >> it has an all chrome front and one inch of chrome going from the front to the back, that means it's some kind of custom make vehicle. >> it was 6:30 the driver was heading north on 57th street when the boy darted out where

he lives with his mother and siblings. >> he got into the middle of the street, a lady hollered go back go back. >> i'm thinking about her screaming, it was horrible. >> throughout the day people stopped to add items in memorial to the child. >> it's a terrible loss it really is. >> they are calling on someone to identify the driver they are sure she knew then and there what she had done. >> she knew. >> in fact, to appear to be a tragic accident if she had stopped at the scene it's likely she would not have faced any criminal charges if you know that female driver call philadelphia police right away, there is now that $20,000

reward. live in southeast philadelphia sara bloomquist, channel 6 "action news." >> another hit and run meanwhile injured a woman and her 2-year-old child last night at masters street and lehigh avenue. the pair was struck by a white accura or infinity while crossing the road. >> the little 2-year-old has head and chest injuries and mom had some fractures. >> released from the hop the mother has been released but the child remains in critical condition right now there is a $10,000 reward leading to an arrest in this case. john rawlins will have more on the evidence recovered at the scene in a live report tonight at 5:00. a disabled man is recovered after being abandoned in the woods allegedly by his own mother, we hear from the man that found him and brought him to safety.

david henry is live in cobb's creek park where the dramatic scene played out. >> shirleen that man is fitzroy anderson and if it weren't for anderson and two deer he would have likely died in these woods the paraplegic young man would not have made it. >> he was walking and spotted two deers right over there, i came right here to take the pictures and they were running down the creek so i followed them and i followed them down the creek and i saw a wheelchair, when he turned to go back anderson saw something out in the underbrush. >> a nice package, nice and neat, a stick like this, with a cross on it.

that really catched my eyes. >> he nudged it with his food and later called police and said a severely handicapped man was missing for five days and he showed them where he found the package. it was a bible on top of his chest. >> i didn't know what he looked like i just walked away. he had found 21-year-old dekwan norman. his mother left her son in the woods while she went to visit her boyfriend in maryland. dekwan can't speak or move. he was severely dehydrated and mag nourished. she will be charged with attempted murder when she is returned to philadelphia. fitzroy anderson thanks god for the two deer that led him to dekwan. >> every time i talk about it i get emotional. it's very sad you know.

>> reporter: anderson has four children of his own and two grandkids and he said he wants to take the pictures of the deer to show his grandkids he gets emotional when he thinks how he must have suffered when he laid here alone for five days and five nights. david henry channel 6 "action news." >> david thank you. two people are under arrest after robbing a bank in burlington county, it happened at the susquehanna branch, nearby schools went on lockdown and police have arrested two people. no one was hurt. first check of the accuweather forecast not nearly as nice today as it was yesterday. lets go to meteorologist adam joseph, live at the big board.

>> just a little blip, we'll grab the sunshine back tomorrow and it's a 50/50 shot late this afternoon and this evening, a clear line from surf city wilmington off to the north and that is where we have the cloud cover and cool winds now and wet south of that line closer to the actual cold front passing through philadelphia this morning. double scan live radar shows a line of green and light showers on the northern fringe of this particular rain as you head to the south you get pops of yellow towards cape may, and it's a little steadier and heavier, a wet drive heading south of route 1 away from wilmington and 49 '04 and eventually the garden state parkway south of long beach island. 62 in philadelphia average for this time of year even with the winds coming from the north, they come from the southern tip of cape may low pressure near

south of charleston west virginia the warmth there only 67, and 57 in washington. what to expect here with the double scan live radar. we'll see the temperatures start to fall over the overnight hours and also we'll see the rain that will also begin to ease right around that midnight hour and we'll see clearing skies by tomorrow morning. when we come back we'll talk about the temperatures that are warming here into thursday and eventually into the end of the week. >> thank you adam. stay ahead of the changes in the weather by checking 6abc.com/weather. can you always find live storm storm tracker 6 radar and the updated forecast and get the latest from our team of meteorologists. the revel casino got a temporary solution to its energy problems in atlantic city. three generator trucks showed up at the building the building's

owner, glen straub says the trucks should be connected in two days time. the power plant cut off revel because the two sides could not decide on a service contract that led the city to fine revel every day for violating the fire code. two high school students were hurt when their pickup crashed into a pole this morning, the action cam was on newport road in marshallton just before 8:00 a.m., the truck ended up on its side and the pole came down on top of it. the teenagers were heading to dell castle high school. their injuries are not life-threatening. >> time for a look at the traffic report with matt pellman. >> hey guys, speaking of this morning it was not an easy one on the schuylkill expressway, we had huge problems accompanied by

authdelays and now the delays are not as huge, aproeching spring garden street eastbound go the taillights just sluggish towards center city moving okay at this point mlk and west river drive look going but westbound on 422 as so many of you do until the afternoons, you'll hit a jam past trooper road approaching 22 9. in advance of a crash taking out the left lane, the really slow traffic on 422 westbound one you make it to pottstown a fire location near chestnut street and franklin street and king street is a possibleality mate around that. in delaware 495 southbound look for a crash by the claymont interchange, stay on 95 southbound instead. camden county a broken down vehicle along the new jersey turnpike northbound side approaching exit 3, taking out

the left lane not causing a huge delay at this point, but something to be aware of. and speeds are starting to drop on the southbound side of 295, and glassboro watch for a crash at university boulevard at yale road. lets grab the ipad and do the commuter report on this tuesday afternoon, it continues to be pothole palooza. one in haverford along radnor road and lets go to the west into chester county, where we have problems this morning, another pothole on the 100 southbound. we'll check it again in the next half hour. >> sounds good, thank you matt. we want to give you a live look at cape canaveral, where the private company space x is trying to do something that has never done before. this is a launch of the falcon 9 rocket and it's happening any second now. >> in fact here it goes

launching towards the international space station that automatically coordinates a landing of a robotic trip in the atlanta ocean that sets this mission apart. what a majestic sight over the skies of florida, this would let space x reuse their rockets instead of letting them fall into the ocean as trash as so many nasa missions have done before, it's ground breaking and historic. in cape canaveral, florida, this afternoon. >> cool to watch live right now. awesome. still ahead the reserve deputy charged with shooting a suspect already on the ground turns himself in. >> and he has not entered the race for the white house but chris christie is making national plans the changes he proposed to medicare and medicaid and social security.

>> we look back on the life of the legendary percy sledge.

a volunteer sheriff deputy has turned himself in after shooting a suspect that was already on the ground today is he charged with manslaughter. marcy gonzales has more on the investigation. >> reporter: turning himself into police today. >> we'll defend this in the court of law volunteer reserve deputy joseph bates is charged with second degree manslaughter for this. the shooting death of unarmed suspect eric harris in what bates claims was an accident. harris was running after trying to sell drugs and a gun to an undercover officer. bates says after chasing harris down he shot what he thought was

his taser and it was in fact his gun. >> he knew he errs and used deadly force instead of less lethal. >> people wonder why the 73-year-old was involved in such a high risk operation, he is an insurance executive and involved since 2008. >> i had training but innocent mistake someone like me could make prosecutors are going to say not so innocent. >> that is the sentiment of harris's family. >> there is no way that an officer can get confused about this. >> this brings them one step closer to healing. >> bates released on bond is expected back in court next week. new jersey governor, chris christie, gave a major policy speech today as he considers a

potential run for white house he chose the town hall in new hampshire to make his proposal for social security reform. he wants to reduce social security benefitses for retired seniors that earn more than $80,000 and eliminate that benefit for those making more than $200,000 and change it from 69 to 67 or vice versa. >> washington refuses to acknowledge that there is a crisis on our hands we need to force them to acknowledge the crisis and take steps to fixing it. >> in a rutgers eagleton poll only 24% think he would do a good job and 69% say he would not. >> to business now, it was a mixed day for stocks today. take a look, the dow closing up at 60 points, the nasdaq lost 11

points and the s&p gaining about 3 points and energy stocks did well today and oil closed up above $53 a barrel. it's bank earning season on wall street and the first report inspired confidence in investors, jp morgan chase says profits raised 1% in the first quarter. that is $1.45 per share 5 cents more than analysts were expected. >> the sounds of an english opera classic fills the camden rutger university campus today. the school's ensemble performed a consertd of a popular opera of a love triangle. it was composed of some of philadelphia's best musicians. >> it's time for the accuweather

forecast. and a grim day out there. >> hoping for a better tune in the next couple of days. adam joseph is standing by with the details. >> really its just a bump in the road and as we move forward to the end of week looking nice as well. looking at double scan live radar right now, most of the heavy rain is south of philadelphia near bloomfield, west virginia that is moving due east and not north, that low is moving off the coast. lets look at double scan live radar in the southern areas they continue to see the heavy rain and stops in philadelphia points north and brighter echos of yellows from cape may to wildwood and stone harbor and sea isle city south of 47 than is where we see the steady evident rain at the present time and eventually pushes off the coast here as we get deeper into the evening hours rainfall

totals looking at over a trace for allentown and the same for trenton and philadelphia .06 and dover closing in on .5 inch. and pretty close to .40 inches so far and we are adding to the numbers here over the next few hours. temperatures though seasonable despite it feels chilly it's dam and cloud cover coming in from the east and north from the lehigh valley, and sea isle city 67 and 60 in wilmington but where we have drier air and less rain fell with the less damp ground allentown is 65 degrees. by 8:00 tonight, still raining in millville and atlantic city and down to the south in cape may. and still cloudy, by midnight we break the clouds up they are lighter gray in nature with a few lingering showers along the immediate shore at midnight by tomorrow morning, the rush hour

comes out of the north and takes the clouds away and the sunshine is back for midweek. temperatures overnight fall into the 40s area wide and 41 allentown and 48 in cape may and showers to the south and eventual clearing south during the night. future tracker temperatures looking nice above average even with the northerly wind, 68 for philadelphia and millville and upper 60s for the lehigh valley and with the wind coming in from the north really no sea breeze and temperatures are in the mid-60s, your four day at 4:00 and sunny and breezy tomorrow and a little more cooler on thursday it's seasonable at 64 degrees despite we drop 4 degrees and on friday, a scattered shower with a lot of clouds and generally not near a washout here on friday at 64 and a big jump in temperature on saturday with breaks of sun in

the afternoon of 74 degrees not bad going forward after what we have dealt with today. and the good thing about the rain wash as way the pol and and gives relief to the sufferers. a new facility is promising to make newcastle county safer the highly sophisticated joint information center is located within the public safety building, better allocation of emergency services to citizens and real time crime tracking and live camera feed in the event of a major incident. >> up next at 4:00 today when it was time to pay his cab fare police say he pulled out a gun instead of a wallet. >> plus, remembering a legendry voice the life of percy college.

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trying to find the man that shot at a cab driver rather than pay his fare. the subject was caught on surveillance cameras at good times bar on landsdowne avenue the man got into the cab and asked to stop at good times and then he got back in the taxi and went to 55th and lancaster and got out without paying, when the driver asked for money the man pulled out a gun and shot and missed. percy sledge the man that sang one of the most iconic ballad of all times is known around the world for "when a man loves a woman" sledge had surgery for liver cancer last year but went on to tour after he recovered. he died just after midnight in hospice care in indiana. percy sledge was 74. actress rita wilson was

recently diagnosed with breast cancer, she says she underwent a double mastectomy, and she is expected to make a full recovery and that doctors caught it early, wilson took a leave of absence is the play she is performing in and tom hanks was beside here through it all. and terrifying moments on a west coast flight more on a baggage handler that fell asleep on the job and woke up inside a 747 screaming for his life. >> i'm nydia han free food and free document shredding and even a free massage, i have your freebies coming up in saving with 6 abc.

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"action news" continues. it is 4:30 and "action news" continues. you don't know how many times a suicide line put him on hold what the state's attorney general decided about the so-called bible bill and if you spent any time on the internet over the past few years you probably recognize this baby

known as success kid now eight years later his mother is using his worldwide web fame for saving his life. imagine being on a flight hundreds of feet in the air and hearing this -- >> there could be a person in there, we'll have to come back around. >> it turns out a person was trapped in the belly of the cargo hold. here is more on how he survived that terrifying flight. >> he started yelling really loud into the ground, we are turning around and getting ready to land, hold on to something. >> the marshall yelling to the man that found himself trapped in the cargo hold of a flight from long. the plane was in the air for 14

minutes before it was forced to land at sea-tac airport. a worker loading baggage literally fell asleep on the job and when he woke up he started banging and shouting to everyone he was there. >> i think we have a noise from the baggage compartment. >> i heard yelling for help and we started yelling to the flight attendant. >> he says this is not first time this has happened but this is more than just a high altitude nap and the investigation needs to look at worker fatigue. the cargo hold the worker was in was pressurized and air controlled. he was taken to the hospital in an ambulance and sent home shortly after passing a drug test. >> the employee say contract worker for a company called mensies aviation and this man

hid in the cargo hold to take a nap and that is a clear violation of their policies. in los angeles abc 6 news. coverage of the worker trapped will continue on world news tonight and abc's neil carolynski is more on the concerns. too many times to count that is what a corrupt former philadelphia officer says when asked how often he stole money or planted evidence. this after jeffrey walker testified today saying his narcotic squad targeted white college boy khaki pants types that were easy to tim date they were accused of stealing $80,000 during raids. he plead guilty and hopes it

will give him a reduced sentence at least 160 of his drug arrests were thrown out since the arrest. and now the cyber stalking trial of a relative of a man that killed two people at a delaware courthouse, it was included with a proposed jury questionnaire of the son and daughter. he killed his daughter in law christine belford back in 2013, and then turned the gun on himself and prosecutors allege that matusiewicz and his family harassed her for years. now, the school paid $95,000 for the technology from a general fund which does include tuition dollars, all officers have been trained on how to use the cameras, meant to record arrests and improve

transparency recent legislation in new jersey gave people leeway to use it in place of dash-cams on their vehicles. >> officials at the shore are trying to figure out how a 35 foot sailboat ran aground overnight. it was along ocean beach the captain is still with the boat and they are waiting for high tide to pull it back out to sea and that is expected at 5:30 when you see breaking news or severe weather, we want to you join the action email your photos or videos to jointheaction@6abc.com or use #6abcaction for social media. meteorologist, adam joseph joining us now we hope we have better weather snapshots in the coming days. >> it's picture perfect out there and the sun will be back tomorrow and looking good into thursday as well. a live look right now in north western chester county and a lot

of cloud cover and it's bright being just a bit towards honey brook and the dew point is 23 and the wins are calm and the air pressure is 30.14 and down to the south it's still very wet on the boards in atlantic city with the northeasterly wind at 8 miles per hour. and the water temperature dropped from 50 yesterday down to 45 degrees, double scan live radar, the rain is on the edge of oxford and wilmington and sprinkles for plasbro and the farther south you are, the steadier heavier rain especially towards cape may and it is dry in philadelphia. we'll let you know when the southern rain pushes out and the sun returning, and we'll say above average in the seven day. >> my kind of temperatures. address am thank you. what do you get when you combine 34 kidneys and 26 different hospitals, the nation's largest kidney

transplant chain ever. monica malpass is live in the newsroom with details on this one. >> many donors and recipients and hospitals are in our region including roseily corbett is our area after should you rosalie is doing after the kidney swap. and if tax time is not stressful enough there are scammers targeting last minute filers nydia han will tell you what you need to know to avoid being a vick tifrm. that and more on "action news" at 5:00. >> thank you monica. students across philadelphia have a new way to get their voices heard, today superintendant dr. william hite and union president jerry jordan announced the launch of students speak, the written essay and video campaign gives

student a chance to weigh in on full and fair student funding. >> and a bill to make the holy book the official book, but not everybody is on board details are ahead. >> you probably know his face but do you know his story. hear how the success kid is trying to use his unexpected fame to save his father's life. >> and he pumped his fist a little too soon. when a college athlete celebrated a little premature. and when the sun comes back. "action news" continues.

we are learning more about a tragic accident out of seattle, washington, we know now that a family of three and a small baby were hurt when concrete fell

from an overpass. josh and vanessa both youth pastors at their church along with hire 8-month-old son hudson. new video from texas shows just how close construction workers came to disaster when a crane collapsed earlier this month, the operator was trying to lift up a frame of a tent outside of the dallas museum of art and he was thrown from the crane but not hurt, other crew members scrambled out of the way seconds before it fell and the crane narrowly missed crushing an iconic sculpture on the lawn. all he got was a recorded message, he dialed the va crisis line and was repeatedly put on hold for up to 10 minutes on

time. >> i had to sit there patiently in emotional distress and in tears wanting to give up and desperately needing someone to talk to. >> coran says he eventually reach aid counselor who did little to hem him and got help from his rescue animals on his farm. they hope that more funding will allow them to improve the hot line, they say it's overloading just a few operators fielding hundreds of call a day. and a 75-year-old man was attacked by a crocodile was looking for his ball and accidentally stood on the reptile the salt water creature swung around and clammed down on his leg and the golfer was rushed to the hospital to be treated for puncture wounds and fortunately he will be okay. as for the crock he wants

rangers to leave him be he says it was his fault for inter resulting his sun bathing session. and one school booted hundreds of children because they are not up to date on their vk nations, they pulled more than 900 students from class and they didn't have vaccinations or a waiver saying they were exempt and officials say they started notifying parents in february. to help them get their shots and return to class. all right over at the big board now with the big talkers, we are going to start with the raging debate in tennessee on whether or not to make the bible that state's official book the state house was the backdrop to a ruckus back and forth today. that after tennessee's attorney general saying that the measure would vie late the separation of

church and state. saying making the bible the official book shows historical and environmental impact in tennessee, several apoen ans say that the measure is not respectable of what the bible is and makes it secular rather than sacred. the house will vote on this measure later this week. maybe you recognize this internet internet meme, it was a baby making the victory face, that baby is 8 years old and has a new definition of success. his dad is diagnosed with kidney failure and in need of a transplant, he spends three hours a day seven days a week undergoing dialysis so little sammy started the go fund me

page, and because of his once fame he raised $9000 in just five days, his dad justin is not yet on a transplant list and looking for donors. no doubt his son would have a victory face if that were to successfully happen. finally have you to see this, it only took a few strides to teach a college student a lesson. it's not over until it's over. the university of oregon runner so convinced he won the men's steeple race, he started celebrating, he was so busy riling up the crowd he never saw the washington runner coming up behind him face as he waived and smiles, the other runner when past him to victory. >> the other guy came up and shook his hand afterwards.

unbelievable. >> he won that is why. >> thank you brian. lets get another check of the roads tonight, matt pellman is in the traffic center with an update for us. >> we said last half hour, things look better than this morning, we look fine and then problems struck we have activity east of the schuylkill on montgomery drive that police activity, many police officers and a fire truck just cleared out within of the last couple of minutes but the eastbound traffic is sluggish and the half hour travel time is about double. we went to not so good on the schuylkill and getting better on 422 but still slow speeds on the teens west of 223 to 29 the improvement is that the crash at 29 is now on the shoulder. the delays are more normal. a crash along ridge pike by aiken back garden center and a

fire closing chester street and king is a possible alternate and king street through paoli will get you through the closure of paoli pike. and we are getting word of a crash in newcastle on the southbound lanes of 131 in airport road and new construction in wilmington blocking the ramp from jackson street to the southbound side of 95, that blockage lasting until may 1st. we'll check it again in the 5:00 hour. >> very good matt adam joseph back with the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast. coming up n.

we have breaking newt from new york city there is chopper over brooklyn bridge where there is a protest happening we can

see protesters were jumping over the bridge into traffic, apparently they are protesting police brutality citing the deaths of unarmed black and latinos, and the police are on the scene actively arresting people. this is apparently one of 28 being held across the country, this one is rather dramatic they played their way on to the brooklyn bridge jumping from the media to the next and blocking traffic, police are on the scene making arrests and chopper is zoomed in on this one, there are many dozens as you widen out there are many dozens of protesters on the bridge and police are doing their best to try to remedy this sitdation and do their best on the brooklyn bridge in new york city. as we change gears to the accuweather, and better days lie ahead.

sunshine is back after the showers that continue to fall in southern areas penn's landing, the thick cloud cover over the ben franklin bridge we had showers earlier in philadelphia in the morning and generally a dry day with clouds hanging on all points south still seeing the light steady rain and at time pockets of moderate rain and along the shore communities from southern cape may to atlantic city, a wet drive along the garden state parkway and as you head out of avalon on to 47 it's wet there and you can even see rain near queen anne and stretch towards dover wet to the south and dry to the north. we see temperatures only in the 50s second quarter 56 in millville and sea isle city, and philadelphia 62 and allentown the warmest spot at 65 degrees.

it's a cold front that says it's a cold front that slipped through and slipped to the south of sustexcounty and charleston, west virginia helping to feed the rain along the fronts it's dry to the north and down to the south as expected. overnight tonight, showers to the south will eventually push off the coast but not until after midnight clouds break late from the lehigh valley to the south. high pressure sits to the north on wednesday sending a northerly wind our way and an abundant amount of sunshine and 68 degrees, that breeze is between 10 and 28 miles per hour, and then the high settles east of boston and cape cod and that sends more of a wind off the water here on thursday it's cooler here, 64 degrees and cooler along the shore and the ocean is in the 40s right now

also with the returning sunshine wednesday into thursday and with a breeze both days the pollen will jump back up to the high levels for wednesday, thursday and even into the beginning of the weekend and the culprits are your maple and juniper and they are pollinating like crazy because they are so delayed. tomorrow sunny and 68 and at the shore because of the winds wrapping around that high, only in the mid-50s again. along the shore communities but then on friday clouds build again and in is a scattered shower but overall a cloudy day and breaks of sun saturday afternoon boosting the temperatures to 74 and back to normal on sunday with sun and clouds, and 64 degrees, a damp, dreary monday and then 67 and partly sunny on tuesday no big fluxctuations in temperatures.

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"action news" delaware valley's leading news program. with jaime apody, meteorologist, cecily tynan, rick williams and monica malpass. a young child remains hospitalized. oh and his mom were the victims of a hit and run in kensington and now a $10,000 reward is offered for information on the person that fled the scene. it left a teenage mother and child injured. john rawlins live on the scene of the since dent at masters street and lehigh avenue.

>> reporter: the latest is the 19-year-old mother is released from the hospital and it's believed that she is with her son at saint christopher's hospital with significant injuries to his neck and head. it happened just shy of where i'm standing it took a turn at masher and went southbound at lehigh. the victim and her son were rundown just yards from her family home at the 2700 block of masher. today family members gathered at the red painted house and they declined requests to identify the little boy or her mother and instead asked for privacy, this neighbor told our broadcast partner univision she knew the woman, a visibly distraught woman, says let me tell my grandson. >> they recovered