>> good morning, it is 7:00 a.m., saturday, april 18. here's some of the stories we're following on "action news." philadelphia police make a quick arrest after two men are found, one hospitalized in critical condition. police search for women caught on cell phone video fighting in a center city store. plus, rebuilding a landmark bridge in montgomery and chester counties what you need to know before monday morning's commute. first, though, went know about the weather, david murphy is in for chris, it is outside it already looks amazing. >> reporter: it is it's a

beautiful morning and it's going to be a great afternoon eva. take a look at satellite, we had cloud cover overnight. it's filtering away to the south. we had fog at the shore area, but we expect it to be breaking up quickly. 57 degrees in philadelphia. 62 in washington. cooler in the upper elevations of western pennsylvania, pittsburgh 46 degrees. generally speaking the winds out of the west for at least a bit of today. should warm us up rather nicely. as we head into the afternoon around 4:00 p.m. we'll see a high of 7 # degrees, a couple of spots like urban centers. center city could hit 80. look at how far back and forth the average high that is, 65 degrees. we'll have a red-flag warning in

the northern suburbs low humidity and dry forest floor could give us the risk of fire. cigarette disposal important limit driving over any high grass, if you see a fire report it quickly so the authorities can get to it and get it out. we have cooler air coming in tomorrow and rain by, -- monday, i'll have that coming up in time the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast. >> the action cam was on the 6000 block of marvine street in fern rock where police have found the white durango that was used in a hit-and-run yesterday. police received an anonymous tip about the vehicle overnight. beat tris spe -- deedee spence

was hit by a romantic rival and lost her leg. "action news" was at the apartments on tremont street as they combed for clues a father and son were hospitalized for smoke, the firefighter was hospitalized for burns to his leg. two men were stabbed in logan. the action cam was on the scene. one victim was stabbed in the chest, he is in critical condition at einstein medical center. the other victim was stabbed in the face, he is out of the hospital, both men are in their 40s, investigators took a third plan into custody. so far no word what set all this off. about two dozen people were arrested in a child pornography crackdown that expand the five-county area. agents for the pennsylvania

attorney general's office carried out a day long raid for child predators. "action news" was there as they moved in. >> open the door right now. >> reporter: agents with the pennsylvania attorney general's office child predator units raided this home on bingham street before noon. their target, perez wanted for downloading child pornography. >> he had 25 files of child pornographying depicting a -- pornography depicting a little girl between 5 and 8 years old. >> reporter: we rode along. the raid completes a two week come minute -- culmination next 22 articles. >> that's the nice part of the

job, when when they arrive, instead of meeting the child they meet us. >> reporter: in the past year, the attorney general's office has been using mobile units like this. they increase efficiency and allow agents and officers to make arrests and file charged and get the sexual predators behind bars more quickly. >> we can do it on scene it doesn't have to go to a lab and is it and wait for its turn while the predator is out on the street. >> reporter: the attorney general said she has a message for anyone intending to harm a child or view child pornography. >> we'll find you we'll arrest you and you'll go to jail where you should be. >> reporter: we have more online the gallery includes the mug shots of the suspects arrested at 6abc.com. cell phone video captured a fight that broke out in the middle of a center city clothing

store it happened on the 1700 block of walnut street. police got multiple cars involving a fight involving a number of woman that were inside the store. officers got there but unable to catch up with anyone involved in the brawl. no customers inside were hurt. philadelphia police have made another arrest in last week's vicious gas station beating. surveillance video shows 7 people pile out of a minivan and pummel a homeless man with fists, feet a piece of wood and hammer. it happened at a sunoco at 5th an sommerville april 7. now kashia duggens has been arrested for attempted murder an other counts. the mayor of allen torn has announced he is running for the

u.s. senate. pulaski will compete with joe sestak to campaign against pat toomey in the fall. >> i think what people are upset with, what's happening in washington is the obstructionist attitude that's stopping progress from stopping. we need to get things done and change the culture that's occurring in washington, d.c. state democratic leaders are trying to recruit josh shapiro to run. all eyes are shifting to new hampshire in the race for the white house. potential republican nominees are there addressing a gop conference. marco rubio told the crowd that learning english is essential for anyone who wants to prosper.

new jersey governor chris christie pressed his plan to push back the age of eligibility for social security and medicare for future retirees. ten more potential candidates are expected to speak at the conference. hillary clinton will campaign in new hampshire on monday and tuesday. she is courting support for her economic plan. she will hold discussions with students educators and small business. mrs. clinton won the new hampshire primary in err first presidential bid in 2008. the struggle at the revel in atlantic city has taken another turn. last week the utility plant cut off service yesterday a temporary retraining order prohibits glen straub from

attaching the generators to the equipment. atlantic city has been fining him $5,000 everyday he remains in the dark. unemployment rose to 5.3% that's up a .1 from february. the number of jobs were down as the number of job seekers went up. the most jobs lost in the education and health sectors. construction showed the biggest gain. the landmark valley forge road bridge on route 23 in phoenixville is being torn down because the 48-year-old span is in is great need of repair. penndot begins the rebuilding process shortly after the demolition. it's expected to last until the end of the year. still ahead "action news" saturday morning out of a job the flyers are looking for a new

head coach now that the coach has been given the pink slip. a gorgeous day ahead eva but we have the issue with pollen not only today but tomorrow it's running extremely high. keep the medications handy. we'll be back with the afternoon call and the rest of the weekend just ahead.

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>> a suicide bombing overnight killed at least 30 people in afghanistan. more than 80 people were wounded in that attack. the victims were military personnel lined up to receive their monthly salaries. no group has claimed responsibility for the attack. isis militant have blamed responsibility for a deadly car bombing next to the u.s. consulate in iraq. three people were killed and five wounded in that attack. none of the casualties were

americans. the number one officials under saddam hussein has been killed by government forces in iraq. he was gunned down in the hometown of saddam hussein. he is famous because hes was the king of clubs on the card of the most wanted iraqi regime fudge fudge -- fugitives. the site flight 93 is hallowed ground it will be the sight of 150 trees. >> reporter: wow. we're dry as we look at cape may. we checked this out an hour ago it was foggy the fog is expected to lift quickly it has burned over.

a little gray over the water but that will improve as we roll through the next hour or so. 57 degrees. millville, 54. 56 in sea isle. boardwalk in atlantic city, 56. winds overall are calm in a lot of spots. 6-mile an hour wind in wilmington, we're up to 5 in philadelphia. not much wind to talk about just yet. later in the day it could get breezier but it's not going to be horrific. as we look at satellite cloud cover shifting to the south of us, if you have plans to travel out the p-a turnpike, you'll want your shades. in allentown, lehigh valley looking at lots of sun very warm, 79 degrees even as far north as allentown and bethlehem and easton. down the shore 65 degrees, mostly sunny you'll get a bit of a draw out of the west and you'll camp the cool air over

the delaware bay and the ocean a little bit on the shore communities. a little cooler down the shore. 79 degrees, lots of sunshine very warm, feeling like summer this afternoon. i could see a high of 80 in urban centers like center city. winds out of the west at # 6 to 12 miles per hour. so again not overall blustery. 77 is the 2:00 p.m. temperature. high of 79 hits at 3:30 or 4:00 p.m. dipping back to 78 by 5:00 p.m. if you have tee time, you picked a great day for it. 2:00 p.m., 77 degrees sunny skies and warm. we're encouraging you to put on sunscreen high near 80. all that sunshine will draw a lot of people out. but it's that time of year where a sunburn is possible. as we take a look at tomorrow, a couple of things will happen. the winds will come out of the

northeast and that cooler flow coming in will cool us down, we'll draw some of that cooler air from the ocean water and bring it in. you'll get moisture when you have the ocean flow. that will help us increase clouds as we go through the day. so sunday, increasing high clouds not too bad though, archdiocesan not only in philadelphia, but also in the evening for the union. they will play tomorrow at 5:00 p.m. looks like a cool evening but not bad. today, nice and warm, 79 is the high, lots of sunshine out there. tomorrow cooler with high clouds increasing as the day goes on, nice high of 64. 5:00 p.m. kickoff at ppl park, 65 is at the tart of the union match. -- at the start of the union match. monday, showers during the day 68 the high. 67 breezy and pleasant on tuesday, a slight chance of shower there. most of you stay dry.

looks like the spotty shower chance continues tuesday and wednesday, not a washout. back to 60 on thursday, friday, sunny and cool, high of 58. indeed it's still april and we'll have the dips, and we have another one coming. >> but this is the good day. >> reporter: yes it is. >> alzheimers is one of toughest i afflictions to treat but tamala edwards is showing a therapy that is helping some patients restore their identities. >> reporter: at pine run in doylestown residents are put in tich touch with their identities by painting. >> they may have certain memories, but imagination is key. >> reporter: their work is

proudly displayed on the wall. >> that moment of joy and accomplishment is significant. it brings them back to who they were. >> we try to build on what the residents have today and making sure they are being celebrated in their successes. >> i love seeing that they think they can't do it and in the end they have a piece and they are rewarded. >> reporter: you can find more resources at 6abc.com/art of aging, tamala edwards channel 6 "action news."

>> here's what's happening in and around delaware and lehigh valleys this weekend. volunteers are needed for the 24th annual christina river clean up. it's in celebration of earth day which is coming up on april 22. the annual cleanup is rain or

shine at brook haven park in new castle beginning at 8:00 a.m. honor earth day at the 2015 run for clean air event. the 5k and 10k run against at the art museum and takes a course along the mlk drive. it begins at 8:30 a.m. local teens who are interested in volunteerism are encouraged to attend the youth opportunities fair. it shows cases a variety of organizations in need of a helping hand from area youths. it's happening at the burlington county library in west hammonton from 10:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. sports is next.

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>> reporter: good morning, again arc cool, but comfortable start with plenty of sunshine up over the horizon. in time northern and western suburbs, 40s low 50s in chester and center city and pretty much the same story in south jersey, 56 in avalon and 50s from hockessin in delaware. if you're out and about today you picked a good one. high of 78, some areas could hit 80. we'll be in for severe weather in the center portion of the county. if you're traveling out of town we have a chance of severe weather through wichita, dallas and the gulf coast. 60-mile an hour windy gusts and large hail not out of the question. a low chance of tornados, but we rule that out.

no major delays with all green aircraft. atlanta is looking at showers and orlando is reporting fog. in sports, the flyers are looking for a new coach and the phillies got crushed again. here's jamie apody. >> reporter: ten coaches in 20 years, that would be the flyers fate now that gm ron hextall fired craig berube. he took over last year. the team clearly underperformed on the road. hextall made the decision on thursday night. he said he wanted to take his time in determining craig berube's future. what does he want out of the next coach. >> the right coach gets the best out of the players. we have young players coming on

the roster. you have to get the most out of the your veterans, as well. how you coach is a tough call. we'll do a lot of research. phillies lineup is not scoring runs. chase utley is batting 132. 0-13. four guys in last night's lineup batting under 200. 3-run home run in the first. ryan zimmerman doubled down the right field line scored two more. phils fall 7-2. 6th straight loss, they failed to score more than two runs in 6 of their 1 games. we're 12 days away from the nfl draft. the eagles need good football players, because we know they have good basketball players.

brandon boinken laying it up for the local kids. maybe a couple of these guys could play for the sixers. roman catholic junior dunking over 4 7th graders. boss tick put on a show -- bostic put on a show! that's sports this morning, have a great day! as every father knows daughters can grow up in the blink of an eye. so last night was extra special for these dads. this is this the grate -- great guy dance. one of our favorite girl scouts

josie was there with her dad our producer as "action news." stay with us, we'll be right back.

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police think this may be the vehicle cruised in a horrific car crash that claimed a woman's leg. three people are hurt including a firefighter after a northeast apartment building goes up in flames. plus, big warmup! break out the shorts and sandal. dave you may not know this, this guy shows up every day by himself to play tennis at temple university. >> reporter: this is the perfect day to get out to play, because later this afternoon you'll be sweating. we have clouds shifting to the south. temperatures to start out cool 57 degrees in philadelphia. with winds calm across the region and just real light even where you are feeling it. it doesn't feel that uncomfortable at all. we're in the 40s in reading and 48 in allentown.

everybody is turning it around today. 58 degrees by 8:00 a.m. on the storm tracker 6 live app. noon, 72. 3:00 p.m., 78. i'm going for a high of 79 this afternoon around 3:30 or so and some urban centers going up to 80. i could see center city touching 80 a little bit this afternoon. there's a red-flag warning with enhanced fire danger any brushfires could spread and get started in the first place. because of the low humidity and the dry forest floor we want you to be careful about flicking cigarettes and limiting off road driving. the pollen count extremely high today and tomorrow. it guess down organ monday because of the rain. i'll have more on the afternoon call and the monday morning rain forecast. >> the action cam was on the

scene in fern rock where police think they have found the white durango that was used in a hit-and-run in tioga nicetown yesterday. that left a woman severely injured. police tell "action news" they received an anonymous tip. deedee spence lost her log after she was hit by a romantic rival on north 17 the street yesterday. walter perez has the details on the horrifying ordeal. >> reporter: family and friends of 24-year-old deedee spence said they cannot believe the circumstances that ended with her in the hospital with critical injuries. >> she ran her over, she ran her over. >> reporter: the same friends and family said they know who did it. they say deedee spence and a woman known as precious was employed in a bitter dispute over a man they both dated.

the woman waited for deedee spence to come outside her house on north 17th street. neighbors say they could hold the thing unfold. >> i heard a car rev up. i heard everybody scheming. >> reporter: the suspect drove on the sidewalk and drove over deedee spence and left her unconscious and badly injured. she came back and drove away. in a cruel twist of fate as mother stayed by her side in the ambulance, she left the stove on the home caught fire. >> she left the pot on, the whole house burned down because of that. now she has nothing. now she has nothing. this a catastrophe. >> reporter: the victim did undergo surgery she lost her leg and remains in critical condition this morning as of

right now no arrests in the case. anyone with information call philadelphia police. reporting from einstein, medical center. walter perez channel 6 "action news." >> this morning three people including a firefighter had to be taken to the hospital after an apartment fire in northeast philadelphia. the blaze broke out after 11:00 p.m. at the green terrace apartment in the 2200 block of tremont street. crews had to rescue a father an son from a second floor balcony. they were taken top hospital for smoke. a firefighter was taken to the hospital for minor burns to his legs. no word on what sparked the fire. a vigil was held for the little boy who was killed by a hit-and-run driver. they prayed for justice for david alleash i -- alcia. investigators think they know who is responsible for the deadly crash. they recovered the vehicle

yesterday, but the owner was not the one behind the wheel. a relative of the girlfriend borrowed the car and took off after the crash. >> our prayers are being answered in some way because justice is being served. you know, at the end of the day we'll get our justice for the baby. >> police have not publicly identified who they are looking for. a mother and her boyfriend from norwood delaware county have been charged with murder in the death of the woman's 2-year-old son mason hunt died february 3. the mother's boyfriend told police the boy died in the bathtub, but the medical examiner found that the child has been badly beaten to death. his mother has been charged with the murder. a former south jersey high school band director has been sentenced for sexually assaulting a student. 27-year-old jason konig received

concurrent five year prison sentences. he assaulted a 16-year-old female students twice in 2013. he was the school's band director at the time. he must register as a sex offender. former u.s. senate candidate and pennsylvania party favorite is firing back -- and tea party favorite is firing back at the federal election commission. it is alleged that she used $20,000 to pay rent and utility bills for her townhouse that was cruised as campaign headquarters. l.a. police have released this video of suge knight hitting two victims.

he has been ordered to stand trial on murder and attempted murder. his attorney said he was fleeing an ambush in january. from our new jersey newsroom the former atlantic city fire chief that was at the center of the pants dropping scandal will receive his 1,000-dollar a month retirement pension. he was put on leave following the march incident at the public safety buildings. he retired april 1 after searching 8 years as chief. moody's has downgraded new jersey's credit rating for pensions costs in the garden state. the governor and the legislature have sparred over the incident. despite the rating moody's calls

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>> passengers on a united airlines flight were forced to sit on the tarmac for more than

6 hours. apparently, because of a miss communication. the flight from kansas to denver had to be diverted to colorado st. patrick's because of bad weather. you can see the cell phone video showing passengers getting out of their seats to walk around. if you're sitting there for 6 hours. passengers say they were not allowed to get off the plane if they did, they would be left behind. >> a little bit of miscommunication between the pilots and the passengers stating that they are not allowed to taxi to the gate. that was not true. there was miscommunication on some end. >> passengers were finally put on a bus which took them to denver some 6 hours later. out west old man winter not going away quietly. whiteout conditions trapped scores of driver. 30 semi trucks and dozen cars

were involved in a massive chain chain-reaction crash. rescuers went from vehicle to vehicle marking it with an x similar to a natural disaster. 7:43 no white stuff here. >> reporter: it will feel like summer here this afternoon, no doubt. i wish i could say it's going to stay that way eva. the as we look outside we have plenty of sunshine. looking downer on the war memorials, and penns landing. you can see the sunshine in play. the cameras are not bouncing because we have winds that are light or calm depending on where you are across the region. at the airport 57 degrees, the winds north/northwest at 5 miles per hour. no that strong. here the winds across the region. you can see they are calm in much of the region where the zeros are showing up. 5 in philadelphia, 6 in wilmington, 8 in sea isle city. that's about as strong as the

winds are rolling across delaware and lehigh valleys. satellite shows you there was cloud cover overnight it's receding to the south. anybody from north to south across our neck. of the woods are looking at early sunshine. 58 degrees by 8. 69 degrees by 11:00 a.m. 79 degrees is the high. probably around 3:30 or 4:00 p.m. 5:00 p.m. you're sitting on 78 degrees. nice from start to finish today. high temperatures are toasty across the region, too. the even up in allentown we're going for 79. 80 in reading, center city hits 80, as well. down by the shore next to the cool ocean water you're a little cooler. 68 is the high in cape may. 65 inland at the airport in atlantic city. you're picking a great day if you're heading to the playground or anywheres outdoors, 69 degrees by 11:00 p.m. very comfortable there. warm in the afternoon.

2:00 p.m., getting sweaty, 77 degrees if you're heading out to do anything whether it's playing or gardening or walking around with highs near 80 lots of sun people being drawn outside don't forget the sunscreen. today is one of those days where you could pick up a burn. tomorrow we have the winds shifting out of the northeast coming in off the ocean as we roll through the day. while we start out with sunshine, future tracker 6 shows us the added moisture off the ocean will aid the development of some high clouds. it will be somewhat bright later in the day but a little bit cloudier as the day goes on. looks like that will be the story for the union too. high clouds filtering in during the game. light winds, it will be cooler because of the winds off the ocean. look for a game time temperature of 62 coming down from an afternoon high of 64 degrees, bundle up in a couple of layers. monday morning arrives so does the rain n form the morning

commute. -- in time for the morning commute. look for the first band of rain monday morning and we wind up with cloudy, cool and damp conditions with showers. # 9 today fine -- 79 today sunshine no problems. tomorrow, 64 high clouds rolling in. monday, rain in the morning showery ascertain gray high of -- and gray high of 68. tuesday and wednesday we have the possibility of pop showers in the afternoon mainly dry though, 60 on thursday, it's april and we cool back down to the 50s enjoy today it gets more seasonable later in the week. >> it wasn't that long ago we were 40s. >> reporter: 40s and 20s i'm glad that's over. >> thanks, dave. there's a new fyi tonight on 6abc, here erin o'hern and

melissa magee with a preview. >> we have erin o'hern joining us tonight. >> so glad to be here. >> art is an jewelers abound. this is not your college roman. we'll take you to a place where they are reinventing a college food staple. we'll show you what happens when you plop a butcher shop in the middle of a restaurant. we have custom made suits. the secret is in the fit. that's tonight on fyi philly. we hope you join us.

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>> many american mothers are putting themselves rat risk by having their children too close together. nearly a third of woman who had a baby and became pregnant again within 18 months. experts say mothers should wait longer than that to give their bodies time to recover and increase the chance the baby is

full term and healthy. a california team found mothers who develop guest owe -- gestational diabetes had a higher risk of autism. it may be the effect of high blood sugar on the developing brain of the fetus. a meeting will be held in philadelphia to put the spotlight on pcos. it's a disorder that affects many women many don't know they have or understand it. one woman diagnosed 7 years ago decided to change that. health reporter and registered nurse ali gorman has more. >> reporter: sosha has founded pcos challenge a nationwide group that provides information and support for women with polly

as i as i cystic ovary condition. >> she didn't tell me about the threat. >> reporter: the body produces more insulin but doesn't use it efficiently. women can gain a lot of weight and have will develop diabetes or prediabetes before the age of 40. it raises the risk of heart disease and cancer. many women don't know they have the syndrome. >> 50% of woman with pcos are going undiagnosed. this is a problem. they are going to five to seven doctors before they are being diagnosed and many women diagnosis themselves before their phycians. >> reporter: so she teamed up with doctors at jefferson

university for a symposium to educate women and their doctors about pcos. doctors say they have success for a four way treatment plan. >> the first way is nutrition the second way is physical activity. the third way is supplements and the fourth way if indicated is medication. >> reporter: ali gorman. >> the symposium is sold out. there are more around the condition. we have a link at 6abc.com. up next, david murphy will take a final look at the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast. stay with us, we'll be right back.

>> rowing is likely tough enough for college teens, what is difficult for washington university team when asian carp began flying out of the water. they were stunned by the sudden on set of airborne carp. the rowers say the boat smelled fishy after they were done with their practice. they are in saint louis for a mete when it happened. >> reporter: fish not heap. everybody's is happy with the weather. let's look at satellite. we had cloud cover overnight it is gone. we might see that filtering later in the day. but generally speaking mostly sunny. temperatures are inching up 61 in philadelphia. out of 40s in allentown. 58 degrees close to 60 in sea isle city. eva how about a barbecue this afternoon it will be great weather for that. 2:00 p.m., 77. 5:00 p.m., 78 high of 79 degrees

this afternoon in your backyard probably around 4:00 p.m. and i think urban centers likely hit 80 today. it will feel of like summer for one day one day only and it gets cooler tomorrow. >> i'm creating a steak. it is now 7:56. we're minutes away from signature good morning to "good morning america." here's paula ferris with a preview. >> reporter: good morning philadelphia, 100,000 customers without power between houston and dallas they have slammed by heavy rain and flawshing you're seeing -- flash flooding you're seeingen on -- seeing on the screen. travel nightmare for a flight from kansas to portland. wrest atlantic restless passengers

say they were hold on the plane for 7 hours. a record breaking move pulled off we'll tell you how he did it and how he stuck the landing. that's coming up. we'll see you soon. >> "action news" continues at 9:00. philadelphia police have a new lead in a horrifying hit and hit-and-run. they may have the suv used to show down a woman in front of her own home. if you're going on vacation this summer. we have tips that can help you save big. now for chris sowers, david murphy and the entire "action news" team, i'm eva pilgrim. we'll see you back here right after "g.m.a."

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good morning, america. breaking overnight. big tent terror. torrential rain tearing through the roof. [ people screaming ] then the mad dash for the exits as people worry about a collapse. >> no pushing. no shoving. watch the children. >> as record rain, a once in 500 year event hits texas. the explosions being blamed on lightning. the funnel clouds. the crying plane passengers stranded because of bad weather. and the major storm system on the move this morning. fireball. a gas pipeline explosion sends flames 200 feet in the air. drivers terrified. >> i don't want to die. i don't want to die. >> a dozen people rushed to the hospital. so what set it off? dr. oz under fire.