good morning 6:00 a.m. sunday april 19. nydia is off a shooting wounds three people at the campus of delaware state university, the gunman has not been caught. homegrown terrorists stunned america 20 years ago today. looking live over atlantic city, red sky in the morning -- >> reporter: sailors take warning. not for a while we're looking

at another decent day but tomorrow morning rain comes. we'll be dry today sky 65 beautiful picture over the ben franklin bridge. we're looking at really good conditions across the region with a cool nip in the air. the winds are not that strong yet. you can tell that when you look at the camera not bouncing a whole lot. we're looking at changes certainly. cloud cover is evident on satellite. we'll get sunshine building through today. we're slipping to 70 degrees in philadelphia. we're in the 40s in allentown. a little cool. winds are not that strong yet they are coming down out of the northeast. if you watched yesterday the broadcast, we talked about how the winds would shift off the ocean. it will be cool today.

60 degrees by 6:00. yesterday we got up to 81 degrees in philadelphia. warmer yesterday than it will be today, but today is a fairly pleasant day. the pollen count is a little bit on the high side, allergy sufferers be prepared. monday we have the rain coming in. i'll have that in the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast. >> stay up on the weather by checking the storm tracker 6 live app along with the live radar. it's a free download for your mobile device. a manhunt continues this morning for the american who shot three people on the delaware state university campus. all of the victims are in the hospital. we've learned new information overnight. the dsc spokesman said the gunfire erupted during a university cookout.

it was a university is a -- fraternity event. students have been told to get inside, anyone who is not a student have been told to leave the campus, police are trying to sort out what led up to the shooting. a fire damaged a family home in mount holly new jersey. the fire started late last night during a barbecue on the back porch. flames spread to the wall up to the second floor of the home. the home was converted into apartments for the families, they are okay, the red cross is helping them out. st. joe's prep is mourning the loss of freshman football player ryan juliard who collapsed in front of his teammates. >> reporter: we spoke off camera with the father of ryan, he said

the teenager was simply a good kid and like so many he is waiting for autopsy results to find out how his son died. there was an emotional saturday on the campus of saint joseph's prep as football players parents and students grapple with the death of the young man. he collapsed in front of his teammates. his coaches ran to help, but they couldn't revive the teen. he was rushed to the nearby temple university hospital where he was pronounced dead. his grief stricken father told "action news" he was at the practice and the hospital when ryan died. he had no preexisting medical condition and has been playing football since third grade. st. joe's expressed condolences to the family of the

15-year-old. ryan was a great person and someone we were proud to have as part of our community. we'll do whatever we can to support his family and friends especially the members of the freshmen class and the football team of which he was a member. the coach and staff walked out after spending time with the players saturday. at the church on campus there's a private service scheduled for sunday morning to honor ryan. st. joe's said counselors will be on hand for students, faculty and staff on monday. kenneth moten channel 6 "action news." >> 20 years ago today terrorism rocked american soil 168 people were killed in the bombing of the federal buildings of oklahoma city. hundreds are forever scarred by the plot carried by an american

citizen. a memorial is planned for the victims in oklahoma city. >> reporter: good morning, to you, eva thousands are expected today to honor the 20th anniversary of an act of domestic terrorism that killed 168 people and changed this city for ever. it is often the first thing people think of when they hear oklahoma city. >> an explosion that happened at the federal court building in downtown oklahoma city. >> reporter: the explosion damaged 300 buildings in a 16 block radius and killed 168 people. >> the bombing in oklahoma maria city was an attack on innocent children and defenseless citizens. within days the two men behind the attack were behind bars. a oklahoma state trooper pulled

over timothy mcveigh 90 minutes after the i tack. he was recognized assist the bombing suspect his accomplice turned himself in. mcveigh was convicted abbey given the death penalty and and you telled in 2001. nickels was convicted and serving life in prison. in the years after the tragedy oklahoma city banded together to turn the tragedy into something positive. they built this solemn memorial on the site of the former federal building dedicate dedicated five years after the bombing took place. each victim is honored with a symbolic chair including 19 smaller chairs in honor of the children that died. the selfless actions that took after the bombing became knowns oklahoma standard.

organizers are asking everyone to recommit to that standard a principle that lives on two decades after terror ripped through this city. and a number of high profile speakers are expected today including the current director of the fbi and the current secretary of the department of homeland security. the keynote will be delivered by former president bill clinton who was in office at the time of the bombing. live from oklahoma city, i'm ryan nobles back to you. "good morning america" will have more on the bombing of oklahoma city after that broadcast. a wild wildfire is on the move threatening homes in california. a dramatic dash cam video shows police pulling a woman

from a burning car. a showdown, an officer brought it all to a peaceful end, yesterday we soared, 81 degrees was the high on saturday it hadn't been 80 since september 28th in philadelphia. i'll have the afternoon call and word of rain for the monday, that's all ahead in the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast.

texas and oklahoma have been battered by storm winds at almost 90 miles per hour. hail the size of quarters ripped through a circus tent south of houston and forced hundreds to run to their cars. fortunately there were no injuries. goodness, i imagine a very scary scene. >> reporter: nothing scary around here but it will feel different today eva. storm tracker 6 live double scan we're looking at dry conditions, which is nice, i wish i should say it was going to stay that way over the next 24, 48 hours but we're looking at a change. sky 6 showing high cloud cover pushing across the region. we'll see that build as the day goes on. taking a look at the big board storm tracker 6 live double scan dry in the northeast. we're keeping an eye on the large system to the southwest that will come in time for the

morning commute that will bring heavy rain. there's a possibility of a second line that comes through that could give us a strong thunderstorms. tomorrow an active day but not so much today. as we look at the temperature cool 57 degrees, winds east/northeast at 9 miles per hour. starting to pick up a bit in the last hour or so. as we look at winds across the region. down closer to the shore we have winds shifting out of the northeast we're getting more blustery, that will be the pattern as we go through the morning into the afternoon. breezy than yesterday, because of the wind coming in off the cool ocean we'll be cooler than yesterday, as well. high clouds on satellite, they are look worse than they were, thin enough to go out and the clouds growing thicker as the day goes on. temperature, 51 degrees by 8:00. there's a chance that we dip over the neck hour and a half before we turn it back around to 58. 62 by 2:00. the high of 63 around 3:00 p.m.

5:00 p.m., the same story 62 degrees at 5:00 p.m. 66 in allentown. 67 in reading. the farther you are to the north and west the farther away you are from the cool ocean flow, the better chance it will be mild. atlantic city may get up to 57 again because of the onshore flow. heading to the park today. noon 60 degrees, windy and cooler and high clouds building. if you're heading to the union game 5:00 p.m. breezy conditions cool, 62 degrees a cool start. hopefully they bring us a victory against new england. future tracker shows how the winds come in from the east, so it's a bit on the cool side. rain after midnight will march

in. by the time i'm on the air at 4:30. we'll likely have something to show you on radar. heavy rain until 9:00 a.m. the rest of the day on and off showers and later in the day or evening there's a chance of thunderstorms popping through. and there's a chance of severe weather, too it's a low chance, but across the region. slight chance we get strong, gusty winds and hail that form. now a look at the seven day. breezy and cooler, 63 degrees. high clouds mixing in. tomorrow high clouds and raining. heaviest rain in the morning and thundershower in the afternoon. tuesday, 67 degrees, wednesday 65 degrees chance of shower north and west, pop-up shower on thursday, as well, degrees. friday, 57 sunny and cool, saturday mostly sunny

59 degrees. a wildfire in california spread to 75 acres and threatened 200 homes. the wildfire is burning thick dry vegetation in the riverbed that hadn't burned in years. 255 firefighters and two helicopters and two air tankers are battling the blaze the cause has not been determined. a him or her saildz driver is hospital, -- a mercedes driver is hospitalized. the driver is expected to live he is being treated at jefferson university hospital. police have not said what caused the wreck. a dash cam video captured a close call for a female officer in new jersey. two officers rushed to the car the officers cut the victim's seat belt with the knife to free

her. moments later much of the car you can see went up in flames, officers say they were able to get to the scene quickly because of another driver's 911 call.

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>> nevada camera used by police caught the taunting of the police officer. >> excuse me, back excuse me.

>> the dramatic confrontation shows 27-year-old michael wilcox to shoot him. the officer rivers, but keeps the gun trained on wilcox. he was warned that wilcox may threaten suicide by cop and he may have a gun under his car seat. >> i opened a dye -- dialogue with him, i don't want to shoot you, get on the ground. i said i don't want to shoot you. i'm thinking at this point if he goes into attack, i have to use deadly force to defend myself. >> wilcox surrendered and taken into custody for killing his 25-year-old fiance and suspect in the shooting death of another man. one of his relatives gave him

the body camera after the shooting in ferguson, missouri. a 3-year-old girl was malled by this dog. the girl was being held by her 84-year-old grandmother. >> we're making the assertion that the dog go to jealous and the grandmother was holding the child and the dog attacked the child. the police rushed the little girl to children's hospital and taken into surgery. the girl's uncle owns the dog he was not at the home at the time. police say this appears tragedy nothing criminal. there was a funeral this weekend for a little boy killed by a hit and run driver. "action news" was invited to the greater bible temple church in west philadelphia. wilson dialed after running into traffic on monday night. police have made contact with

the suspected driver's attorney, but she has not been arrested. wilson's grief stricken grandmother said the family needs justice and closure. >> it was an accident. you should not have kept going but it is what it is. >> after the memory article service, mourners released balloons in the youngster's honor.

>> reporter: good morning again on the big board we have temperatures for you it's cool in spots. fleetwood, 47 degrees, 40 in tanersville. 50 in saint davids and 52 in

warrington and 56 in center city. across the river in south jersey, a lot of 50s in buena. 50 in glassboro and low 50s along the boardwalk. mid to upper 50s in hockessin and dover. coolish to go out. later this afternoon, we got up to 80 for a high. today cooler, or more comfortable to take a walk to the bakery. 60 degrees by noon and 63 by 3:00 p.m. that's the high today. tomorrow we're looking at the heavy rain to build in. the morning commute in particular looks wet tomorrow, eva. >> the phillies losing streak is over, jeff skeverski is leading off with that in sports. >> reporter: series finale for the phillies later today 1:30 in washington. david buchanan none hopefully he can get on track he allowed 11

earned runs in his two starts. phillies and nats in washington. phillies looking for that first road win 5th inning, tied at 2, freddie galvis run in. bottom five, bryce harper deep to center gone. three with come against the phils we're tied at 3. to the 7th phils threatening how about ben revere, how about the speed on this guy making a difference, we'll take a one-run lead. chase utley over to the slowest start of his career, 119. saving the game, phils win 53:00. ending their 6th game losing streak with their first w on the the road. the flyers didn't get a break this morning flyers had a

6.5% shot of the number one overall pick. it's not in the card. flyers pick 7th in june's nl draft. edmonton landing the top spot. ron hextall said number 7 is his lucky number. hextall plans to build through the draft. the nfl draft is less than two weeks ago everyone wondering what eagles coach chip kelly will do will he land his college quarterback? we caught up with michael vick in the city helping to launch his new store my hair closet. we asked the free agent quarterback what he thinks about chip getting rid of their stars go. >> you're talking about premiere players in the league. he has a plan. all those guys landedded on their feet. that's a positive.

>> with chip it's all about what he believes in. it's an opportunity for him he knows what's doing. >> vick is still looking for a job after a dispoing -- disappointing season with the jets. that's sports, i'm jeff skeverski have a good day.

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people on the delaware state campus we're developing details on "action news" sunday morning. police question a woman after taking off in an suv and serverring a romantic rival's leg. less go over to david murphy, yesterday it was hot. >> reporter: we got up to 81. first time we hit 80 since september. you're not used to it, that's true. as we look outside, we have sunshine out there, at the shore, high cloud cover overhead obscuring things a little bit. waiting for the fisherman to show up on the beach there. all we have is the light pole on the right side. satellite showing cloud cover rolling in the overnight hours it's high and thin, but it's there. it will get thicker as the day goes on. in the morning look for sun and the clouds getting thicker as we move through the afternoon. the wind have shifted out of the

northeast. that's keeping us on the cool side this morning low 50s down the board. 57 in philadelphia and allentown still at 44 degrees, 52 degrees by 9:00 a.m. 60 by noon, obviously today as advertised it's not going nearly as warm as yesterday. the high 63 degrees at 3:00 p.m. back town to 60 at 6:00 p.m. this is seasonable weather today a little breezy, too but obviously a change from yesterday when we got up close to 80. one thing that hadn't changed is the pollen count. we're running high on the tree pollen. that will change tomorrow when we drop to low leaves because we'll get the atmosphere washed out when the rain arrives after midnight. it could be heavy in the morning commute. when i come back i'll show you how it progresses on future tracker 6. it's not that bad just a little cooler than yesterday. >> we're following a developing story out of delaware state

university. the action cam was at the campus after gunfire left three people wounded. it happened at the fraternity cookout. the wounded are at the hospital with non-life threatening injuries. police are looking for suspects, students have been told to stay inside their dormitories. new this morning, a killer has gunned down a man inside a west philadelphia home. the action cam was on the scene shortly after 1:00 a.m. the 700 block of north preston street. the police say the victim was shot repeatedly. he was pronounced at the hospital, police have not indicated whether they have any motives or suspects. the action cam was on the scene after a car flipped over on east sandy ridge road in doylestown. the driver lost control and the vehicle landed on the roof.

two of the three people inside were thrown from the car. one is in critical condition the other two are in serious condition. so far no word on what caused the driver to lose control of the car. a love triangle ends with one woman mowing down the romantic rival the woman believed to be behind the gruesome hit-and-run is talking to philadelphia police. the victim's leg was severed. annie mccormick has the latest. >> reporter: saturday evening police drove a woman believed to be the suspect in friday's hit-and-run out of the 35th district. saturday morning, the victim's mother had this to say. >> all i want to do is get her ascertain see her in court. >> reporter: witnesses say this white suv driven by a woman identified as precious, mowed down deedee spence. the victim thought she was vying for her man.

>> she ran me over, mom and took my leg mom i wasn't even going with him. >> reporter: early saturday morning an anonymous tip led police to the discovery of the white dodge durango with front end damage. police believe the same suv caught on surveillance. >> i saw her coming 100 miles an hour, running up here. spenc etch -- spence's uncle was also hit they left the meal on the stove and the fire destroyed the home. earlier in the day on friday, they did have problems with the woman who was behind the wheel of the vehicle. they tell me she threw a brick at their home and they did file

a police report. annie mccormick channel 6 "action news." >> bensalem police made an arrest in a child luring case, juan perez tried to get a girl into the car. he allegedly exposed himself to her. he drove away and crashed into a pole before captured. college students escape a burning bus in massachusetts. their desperation was caught on camera. >> reporter: 52 seniors from the university of connecticut scrambling to get out of a burning bulls running away to -- bus running way to a safe distance. moments before confusion inside the bus as smoke filled the cabin for the second time. the first time the bulls stopped the driver fixed the problem and the company telling the driver to keep going.

a short time later. >> the bus driver asked what when he heard that and kept driving. >> reporter: he was still driving. >> the smoke got thick and black. >> reporter: students escaping from the bus when the back of the bus exploded into flames. the scary moments captured on cell phone. investigators still don't know what sparked the fire, no one was injured. the students were in a caravan of four buses heading to boston for a senior lunch crews they never made it to the ship. the university sent a bus to bring them back home. abc news, new york. >> 119th boston marathon steps off tomorrow morning. thousands will take part, they are boston strong. on tuesday the penalty phase of the case gets underway. martin richards died in the

attack. his family said sentencing him to death could bring years of appeals and constant reliving the most painful days in our lives. the gop candidate gathered in new hampshire where the first primary will takes place next year. rand paul lashed out at his fell republicans over foreign policy. he said they would do more harm in international affairs than clinton. >> the other republicans will criticize the president for their foreign policy. they would have done the same thing ten times over. >> hillary clinton is expected to visit new hampshire tomorrow. what's up with drivers penndot closes the route 23 bridge it will be closed between

more hall drive andvoy lane. a photo bomb you see a soldier say cheese next on "action news." next a new partnership to help the homeless, nora muchanic as he says it's one stop hopping. a veteran gets his purple heart. it's not going to be as hot as yesterday meteorologist david murphy is back to tell us just how warm in the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast.

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>> good sunday morning, sky6 live hd taking a live look, philadelphia international airport. look at the blue skies don't they look nice? 58 degrees, 6:41 as you wake up this morning. it was so hot yesterday not as hot today though. >> reporter: cooler today, seasonable, not a bad one overall. we have a look at storm tracker 6 live double scan, we have high clouds streaking in. we have sunshine out there this morning on sky 6. there you see penns landing the battleship new jersey in the

distance. there's sun mixing with high clouds. as we roll through the day the clouds will get thicker. 57 degrees in philadelphia. 55 in wilmington. 44 in allentown. 52 in trenton. apparently we have a technical problem at the reporting station in reading national weather service working on that. you're probably 48 degrees in reading. down the shore low 50s the closer you are to the coast lack of of any trees, over the ocean it's a little more blustery. we'll build the winds 20 to 25 miles per hour. there are the high clouds, it will let sun in later. breezy and cooler than yesterday, not too bad, high of 66 degrees in allentown. that's a few degrees above average. down the shore we're cooler next

to the cool ocean water you'll be getting the winds off the cool water. a high of 57 in atlantic city, and basically up and down the shore you're looking at highs in the 50s breezy, as well. in philadelphia, 63 degrees, high clouds increasing as the day goes on. breezy and cooler than yesterday, when we hit 81. winds out of the east 1 to 25 miles per hour. 51 degrees by 8:00 a.m. 58 by 11:00. in the low 60s for the high of 6 # hitting at 3 -- 62 hitting at 3:00 p.m. if you have tee time look out for the breezes, they will be knocking the ball around a little bit. high clouds otherwise 58 degrees by 11:00 a.m., 62 by 2:00 p.m. if you're going to see the union, 62 degrees for the start of the match. 58 for the 90th minute.

maybe you bring a couple of layers, i'll be down there dooping it up today. by the time i'm on the air at 4:30 we'll see rain beginning to build and heavier stuff coming in from the west. the morning commute looks wet with periods of time of heavy rain popping through. by 9:00 a.m. as the rush hour is done it's fairly welt, the main intense rain may be pushing toward the east. the rest of the day cloudy and damp with sprinkles and showers around, there's another chance of a shower later at night that could develop a thunderstorm. if that happens we could have thunderstorms that could produce gusty winds and hail. not a big chance of this, it's low, but again, that would be late in the day. that would be late in the day or the evening.

the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast breezy and cooler today dry, 6 #. monday, heavy rain in the morning, spotty shower activity in the afternoon. 73 tuesday 67 degrees, wednesday, 65 degrees, thursday, 59. friday and saturday, dry but sunny. a little bit cool. >> a crane and wrecking ball took down the former center city location of philadelphia international records. it was the birth place of the iconic sound of philadelphia. the buildings was damaged by an arsonist five years ago. it will become the location of a new hotel and condominium. a teenager had to be rescued from the roof of an elementary school in delaware. one fell and broke his arm. rescue crews had to use an airline ladder to get the

remaining teenager down. one of the you have the youngsters was flown to christiana hospital. after a shooting, police found something unusual now they are asking for you to help solve the mystery. here's rick williams with this week's crime fighters report. 8:00 a.m., sunday, january 14. police were called to the overbrook section for a shooting. >> there was a crowd of people there, we find there was a shooting there, there are shell casings all over the place. >> reporter: but there were no victims. >> there was a honda civic that went to the hospital. police go to the hospital, the honda is parked there it has gun shots and all kinds of damage. three men were taken inside the hospital for gunshot wounds two dialed. someone was out to do them in. the city of philadelphia is offering a reward up to 20,000

for the arrest and conviction of the person responsible. all you need to do is make a call to 215-546-tips or 2156le ----tips. all calls remain anonymous for crime fighters i'm rick williams channel 6 "action news."

firefighters heard calls for help, inside the home were very smart parents. parrots. the crews rescued the birds, the birds are doing just fine. trenton is partnering to help some of the city's homeless. we got more from nora muchanic. >> reporter: kevin mccauley is homeless. he got out of jail last year,

like many homeless he is frustrated when he is applying for services for help. >> catholic charities will help you. >> mind you we're homeless we don't have car fare to get anywhere. >> reporter: the city is homing a c center tarring chronically homeless sing adults. >> we'll assess an individual at the rescue mission and identified what they need to end their homelessness. anything that's not in the buildings there's transportation that will take them to the hep center, the board of social services. >> reporter: officials expect this to work, they used the same model to reduce family homelessness in mercer county. >> we want to house people not

within 6 months, but 6 days, the program is located on perry street around the corner from the recue mission. the idea of one stop shopping for services is a winner for kevin mccauley. >> if i can go to one place it would be great. >> reporter: and moving him one step closer to finding him a permanent place to sleep at night boyds -- besides the mission for the street. corporal just returned home from his deployment in kuwait. he was going to make it memorable by photo bombing his son joshua. >> you still got it. he is back after a one year

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>> the action cam was invited to the best bunny ball a prom for kids with intellectual disabilities. it happens those with all forms of mental and physical disabilities. >> reporter: the first ever wish arts party took place in willow grove, montgomery county. nine families took part in the activities. it is designed to recognize each child who has a life threatening illness. it was a times to thank you to make a wish foundation.

students and staff showed off their creativity to ceramics and pen and personal designs. the annual arts fest made way for spur of the moment artwork. the room provided the little ones an opportunity to become a work of art themselves with a little face painting. children with special fleeldz are getting a play of their own playground in delaware county. the playground will have custom built equipment to give children with autism to have the sensory and social skills. donations for the autistic support playground can be made online. we'll put a link at 6abc.com. a veteran has his purple heart back, he hasn't seen it in decades. abc's news reporter, clayton sandel helped track it and get

it back. >> reporter: a purple heart is one of the most revered military honors. last week we bought one. at a military surplus store we wondered about the engraving on the back. i think he thought i was a tell marketer because when i called him he hung on me three times. we tracked down his brother who told us he with a captain in vietnam. wounded in combat awarded the purple heart but in the 70s it had gone missing. we traveled to over land park, kansas to pay him a visit. staff suffered a serious head wound during an attack. when his purple heart disappeared, are his wife bought him a new one, it wasn't the same. >> he would say that's not my purple heart. but we had the real thing. >> it's got my name on it. >> amazing.

let me have a kiss, i'm so happy for you. >> nobody knows how it ended up in colorado, but it's finally back home. clayton sandel, abc news, overland park, kansas. seniors at a norristown high school said seniors they hope the mock crash and memorial illustrate the dangers of driving under the influence. it shows how easy it is to lose control of the wheel by texting or talking on cell phone. >> it's that we want to scare kids we want them to make smarter and better decisions not only for themselves, but everyone else on the road. >> sending a text takes your eyes off the roads for five

seconds, 11 teens die everyday because of distracted driving. another hour of "action news" straight ahead. here's some of the stories we're working on for you. three people are shot at delaware university. we're working on the investigation. pennsylvania ballet pays tribute to one of america's most celebrated choreography. rming karen -- karen rogers has 6abc loves the arts. meteorologist david murphy will have the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast we'll be right back.

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>> good morning, it is 7:00 a.m., sunday, april 19. nydia is off. a shooting wounds three people on the campus of delaware state university. the gunman has not been caught. 20 years ago today homegrown terror stunned america. today there's a remembrance for the oklahoma city bombing victims. sky6 live hd taking a live look for us now at atlantic city. you can see the waves crashing on to the shore there right now. it was so hot yesterday but it does not appear that nice, steamy weather is going to last for us, as meteorologist david murphy is outside with the accuweather forecast. cooler air is moving in. >> reporter: it sure is, already feels a little bit cool on the terrace, eva although we h