mifflin road in southeast philadelphia live on the scene is dann cuellar what have you found out about this? >> reporter: that this appears to be suspicious, it appears to be foul play and not an accident or anything like that. now, the scene is fort mifflin road a half mile from enterprise avenue, someone called the report of a fire with a body in it just after 3:30 this afternoon, authorities arrived to fine the black two door coupe engulfed in flames and they were able to quickly extinguish the flames. here is more from lieutenant, johnnie walker. >> they found what was believed to be a mail in the front driver's seat fully charged at this point. there is obviously no cameras out here and we have no witnesses at this point. a crime scene unit here now they are processing the scene

and trying to make a determination of what happened. >> now they did fine a gas can in the trunk of the car the pennsylvania tags on the car come back to someone living in philadelphia. this is a developing story we'll have more later on "action news." for now live at the airport channel 6 "action news." >> thank you dan. >> what a homecoming moments ago in west kensington in philadelphia. the girl in pink is 14-year-old adameris franco torres. she showed up minutes ago and this is something of a mystery, live in west kensington. chad pradelli is live now. what were you able to find out about these circumstances? >> reporter: jim we are working to find out the detail think that reunion happened 10 minutes ago here on the front steps of the lighthouse community center that is where the mother works

as a preschool teacher they were sharing hugs and tears and what happened is still unclear. the 14-year-old was last seen monday saying she may be with a man she met online. the mother told us she receive aid frantic phone call last night and then the daughter hung up and she received a report on the news saying she was endangered and missing. they are looking into the circumstances of her going missing, we don't know if she was in danger or with someone else. certainly at this point it appears to have a happy ending at this point as mother and daughter are reunited. chad pradelli channel 6 "action news." >> thank you chad. authorities today raid aid home on the 4400 block of aber dale street in philadelphia "action news" learned this is part of an

ongoing investigation by the pennsylvania attorney generals office and philadelphia police police sources tell us it's a sex assault investigation. lawmen took four people into custody and seized evidence from the home. a doctor is arrested for illegally prescribing dares for his wife and employees, the doctor and his wife rebecca are charged with theft and receiving stolen property and forgery, he is an oral surgeon and manager partner at absolute oral surgery in berwyn. the da hogan says that the doctor abused his license to supply his wife's drug addiction. police are waiting for the person of interest in a deadly hit and run to turn herself in. abdul wilson was killed in a hit and run in litchfield on monday.

the driver contacted authorities through an attorney and the investigators recovered the suv involved in the accident and it is a rental vehicle. >> meanwhile investigators are looking for this white infinity in connection with the second hit and run investigation, police believe the vehicle has damage to the front end near the right headlight and that incident happened monday night and 19-year-old josephine rivera and her 2-year-old son david were struck as they tried to cross masher street in west kensington the boy is still in critical condition and rivera was released from the hospital yesterday. thick black smoke with be seen in buckingham township, buck county this afternoon, firefighters were called to battle a tire fire in the area of forest grove and stockton road the blaze could be seen for miles "action news" viewer

george gray iii sent us this video. can you join the action too when you see news, breaking news, email your photographs and video to jointheaction@6abc.com, or use #6abcaction on social media. >> it is how you can be part of "action news." throughout the country today fast food workers are trying to draw attention to their call for a higher minimum wage, david henry is live at 30th street station the scene of the protests today. >> the protests have cleared up it's april 15th tax day and 15 is the number they are looking for they want a $15 minimum wage claiming they cannot survive on the current minimum. >> can't survive on $7.25. >> these protesters converged on jfk boulevard demanding more

than double that. the protesters point to record corporate profits and the widening income gap of the rich and poor and those out here are mostly union organizers and community activists the minimum wage workers were suppose to be on strike today but most appeared to be on the job only a handful joined this crowd. >> i don't get paid enough and very to take care of my son and 7:25 is not enough. they are shooting for $15 an hour and president obama proposed and congress is debating a $10.10 minimum wage. some municipalities raised them on their own. philadelphia is on the federal level and new jersey is more than a dollar an hour higher. >> $15 is what we need! >> a jump to $15 would drive some businesses under and a

boost for workers is a boost for the economy. >> if working people in this city made more money they would spent it in this city. >> a higher minimum wage has some support on both sides of the aisle in washington, how much higher is up for debate. >> fast food companies say that they deserve a boost. >> with the cost of living going up and with families everybody needs a raise. >> the drum beat for a minimum wage hike getting louder at least it was today and cities across the nation it we mains to be seen it it's getting through. >> thank you david. plans to overhaul the gallery shopping mall in center city are beginning to take shape. they have reached a tentative

agreement to redo the mall and this could be the fashion mall at market east it looks spectacular it would include 125 new stores and dining and entertainment options, it calls for investments from the city and the state and the funding still needs to be approved. it could take two years. philadelphia has bee rebuild its 100th house in the mantua section of the city. they are fixing up 20 homes here for low income residents, coming up tonight, as revel works to get the lights back on officials look for ways to send the message that atlantic city is open for business. and as this season comes to an end general manager, ron hextall talks about the flyers

future. and the showers are suppressed to the south but not forever. i'll have the chance of rain in the accuweather forecast.

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the generateors arrived at the former revel casino but that does not mean things are easier for the new owner. the power is still off. >> reporter: the owner of the new building glen straub is being fined every day for no electricity, they eyed the new generators to remedy the outage

the original supplier threatening action they don't want them to connect to acr equipment inside of the casino. >> they are unable to connect foot equipment in the building because acr is not allowing them to so we are finding them as well. >> at city hall, civic minds types talk about how do you social media to send a positive message. despite losing casino jobs, new housing going up and there is a new project called the playground. and a conference center is expected to open. >> that will bring big fortune 500 companies will come to atlantic city and they will dine here and shop here. >> this bass pro shop opening tonight, and this couple said it

needs something -- >> entertaining for everybody not just the casinos and the shopping, something for kids to do to have fun. >> the new owner of the revel talked about new ideas from an equestrian center to a water park but first things first they need to turn the power on. john rawlins, channel 6 "action news." officials in delaware city cut the ribbon on a new museum. the local history museum is two years in the making delaware city mayor stanley green and other officials are on hand and the museum provides a look back at the city with fossils and artifacts and admission is free. spring is in bloom thanks to the horticultureal society, this is the west plaza of the comcast

center. it features pansies and it will be on display here tomorrow and then the flowers will be used at beautification projects at two schools. it's located at the k-9 headquarters in northeast philadelphia, police say it's econventional for their four-legged officers to stay in shape and it replaces previous equipment that was old and out dated.

if you had one word to describe the flyers future it could be uncertain. >> craig berube has not been fired but also not given a vote of confidence by the front office. gm, hextall is still making up

his mind. berube has a year left on his contract remains employed. the to men did not talk since sunday. hextall says it's time will come when he is good and ready and that is not now. >> i will be methodical and not make a quick decision or apiece people, i will do whatever i can to do the due diligence and then we'll let people know when we get there i won't make a hasty decision and look back and regret it. >> as a team as a whole he will not mortgage their future for a one year run at the stanley cup and says the players we need to get there are already on the roster. >> is it painful for you right now to look at a club where you

think they can be in the playoffs and they are not and stand here now and talk about making a coaching decision? >> yes bothers me we are not in the playoff it bothers me a lot. if i thought we were the 25th team in the league you accept it but it's not easy, but if you have the potential to be in the may have yoz and are you not there, you have to look at everything, as a man every player is disappointed and the players do care. the sixers wrap up the season with the heat at hom. they would both benefit from a loss. it's another year for rebuilding for the sixers owner knows the fans will not tolerate the losing for long. >> we are impatient as you are just as much as anyone in the city, and we can't predict that. >> the phillies will try to

avoid being swept by the mets, ryan howard is on the bench. is it because is he struggle or because the mets are throwing left-hander neece. he remains in the slump chase utley broke out of his three hits, two homers and an rbi. the phil still lost 6-5, we may have a candidate for catch of the year, colorado first base man tracks down the pop-up and makes the grab looking back at the infield. he said i don't know if i v seen a better play than that. he went head first into the stands. you can toast your favorite baseball team with a glass of

phillies wine, today the chadds ford winery unveiled their newly branded blend thousands of bottles were produced for the phillies wine weekend in chadds ford they are hosting special events on saturday and sunday and phillies wine is available at citizens bank park and select retailers across the tri-state area.

some high school students celebrated earth day early today by lending a hand to mother nature they helped to install floating wetlands on the delaware river next to the sea port museum. the floating plants helped fish

in the water have a better quality of life. >> great idea. >> on a scale of one to ten you would put today at -- >> an 8, it was nice but some clouds, i think saturday 9.5. 9.75 perhaps? a beautiful day today stormtracker 6 live double scan showing the rain from yesterday is out of here and dry conditions and we did have some high thin clouds around and this is a great photo sent to me on the facebook page by tracy it shows the center city skyline the view from the ben franklin bridge you feel like you are on the bridge you see the high filtered clouds and the clouds thickened throughout the day and thank you tracy for this photo. keep them coming i love to show viewer photos on the newscast. the accuweather highlights show

a spring beauty despite thin clouds the high made it to 70 degrees, only in the 30s to far this year, we reached 75 this past monday but we could be warmer than that on saturday. but with this dry weather we have red flag warnings in effect until 7:00, mainly i-95 and areas northwest where we didn't get much rain yesterday, the combination of low humidity, and dry weather creates the dryness. trenton 69 and millville 67 and wilmington 69 degrees, and a sea breeze really kicking up at the shore though and temperatures only in the mid-50s with the ocean temperature 46 degrees and tomorrow temperatures will be running about 10 degrees cooler at the shore than inland.

satellite 6 along with action radar showing a veil of clouds and high pressure up to the north is forcing the clouds higher in the atmosphere and that is why we have seen filtered sunshine and that is keeping the showers at bay and they are not able to work to the north, a dry night and partly cloudy skies and seasonably cool, and 37 in allentown and trenton 42 and cape may 45 degrees, tomorrow the high pressure is still in control and shifting to the southeast that brings us winds from the southeast and again we see a lot of high clouds and inland not quite as warm, 66 degrees but again at the shore closer to the ocean temperatures will only be in the mid-50s, friday i track a cold front that spreads clouds our way with occasional showers especially the first half of the day 67 is the high and the good news is by saturday high pressure builds in and that brings us plenty of sunshine and could be the

warmest day so far this year for saturday. so the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, tomorrow 66 degrees and thin clouds and friday clouds and showers and 67 degrees and future tracker showing at 9:00 some generally light showers across our region not a washout of a day. saturday though 76 degrees and if we hit that officially the warmest day so far this year, mostly sunny skies and a cold front moves through sunday night and clouds behind the system we cool off on sunday and 64 degrees, increasing clouds and could have a steady rain late sunday night and monday is looking to be a washout and soaking rain 2 to 2.5 inches of rain and clouds break for sunshine and partly sunny and 64 degrees, first time it will rain in a while. >> finally tonight, dozens of peco flees spend their day out of the officer and they

volunteered along with the united way to prepare 7,000 meal kits for local food pantries valley forge hosted the assembly line today. they are in celebration of national volunteer week. >> abc world news with david muir is next on channel 6. and "action news" continues at 10:00 on phl 17 with brian taff, shirleen allicot and adam joseph. and please join us for "action news" at 11:00 here on channel 6. for cecily tynan ducis rogers and it's entire "action news" team, i'm jim gardner we hope you'll join us at 11:00.

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