>> sunday night. hundreds pawsed to remember those kills in the oklahoma city bombing 20 years ago today.

>> also, family with three type yeah newborns receives a gift that really helped them make their way around town. >> and the big story on "action news" is a fire that ripped through several row homes in norristown leaving five families in need of a place to stay. >> it happened around 1:00 this afternoon 8 0 0 block of cone street where "action news" reporter kenneth moton joins us live with the latest. kenneth. >> walter, sarah the fire has been out for a bit. but we have a busy scene here where residents are inside the hard hit homes sal ofaging what they can. firefighters worked to gets this under controlch the damage is on the backside of the house where's neighbors say it peers an afternoon barbeque is to blame. >> charred remains of back porches and houses were all that remained on the block. a neighbor captured the flames 1 p.m. cone street it started and one home and moved fast. >> it was crazy. fire all above the top of the

roof. it was orange. >> fueled by wood, dry conditions and wind the fire jumped from one house to the next which kept firefighters busy. in all, eight houses impacted. five homes got the worst of it. severe fire smoke and water damage. apparent cause neighbors say a grill. >> the people were grilling meat on the house next door. a neighbor wept next door to say hey something is on fire. but the neighbor the person was actually that was grilling the meat ignored it. >> on this street of families thankfully everyone escaped without injury. >> everything can be replaced as long as nobody got hurt it's fine. nobody needs to hold grudges it's somebody fault it happens. >> the fire crawled along the homingdz and ate away at the roof causing extensive damage. theresa johnson's house on the end was spared. she's awaiting word from inspector and her insurance company. >> i just got sent an angel mine is the only one that didn't get

hit. so far as far as the roof is concerned i don't know i talked to my insurance company and i set up an appointment with them and let them check it out other than that it's fine. as you take a live look at the scene we can report the fire marshall is investigating the cause. and gathering those witness statementsch the red cross says it's helping five familys with food, clothing and possibly lodging after this very destructive fire sarah. norristown ken, "channel 6 action news". kenneth thank you. an afternoon barbeque may also to be blame tore this fire late last night in burlington county that left four families homeless m the fire broke out on back porch of apartment on unit block of church street in mount holly and spread to the back wall and worked their way into the home before firefighters were able to get the upper hand. nobody was injured. >> and police in philadelphia have officially charge aid woman accused in a hit-and-run that severed a woman's leg. 29-year-old precious richardson coleman is charged with two counts after texted murder and

is now behind bars on 750,000 bail. investigators say she mowed down beat rise dee dee jernigan spence in the tioga-nicetown section motive was dispute over affections of man. during the chaos following the crash spence's family left dinner burning open the stove causing their home to catch fire. investigators in delaware are trying to piece together what led up to shooting on campus of philadelphia university that -- delaware university annie mccormick has more from dover. >> after saturday night shooting three people were transported to the hospital. we're now told none of them were students here at the university. >> gunfire and chaos erupted on campus of delaware state university during a sanctioned student greek cookout event on campus just after 8 p.m. saturday nighting. it was people running and fearing someone got trampled and

i heard gunshots taken was horrific event. >> according to the university three people were shot and transported to kept general hospital. party goers took to social media to show the moments after. and students we spoke to that did not want to be identified, say numerous fights then broke out. >> it was too much commotion. i heard gun shots and then you see everyone running. everyone could hear the sound pretty much and ran from that. >> violent weekend did not end there. after 1 a.m. sunday shots rang out at this nearby apartment complex a short distance from the previous shooting. the complex houses mostly students who say someone fired a gun in the air. no one was injured. neighbors across the street were startled. >> i heard some shots about 1:15 in the morning i heard shots across the street. and there was a lot of people i never seen that many people. >> the university police department is handling the investigation. and have a description of a suspect for sunday morning shooting.

there is no arrests or suspect in the triple shooting. students say people not associated with the school are the ones who started the trouble. >> it saddens me i know students at delaware state university we know how to conduct ourselves prop arely when you bring other people outside of the university and they don't know our core values and don't know how we operate that's when it becomes a problem. >> we're told all three of those people cents to the hospital have non-life-threatening injuries. the university tells us after each shooting they september out campus wide alerts. annie mccormick, "channel 6 action news." >> philadelphia police are trying to find the person that shot and killed a man inside a home in west philadelphia early this morning. after responding to 911 call officers found a 23-year-old man inside a bedroom on the 700 block of north press ton street with gunshot wounds to the head, back, neck and arm. he was rushed to presbyterian hospital. he was pronounced dead. no further information is

released of this case at this time. >> in bucks county police investigating a collision that left a pedestrian dead before 2:30 this afternoon in the 4300 block of route 313 plumstead. the pedestrian was crossing the street in a westbound lanes and stepped right in front of a pickup truck. the victim is a 59-year-old doylestown man but he's not been identified yet. officials say this is a heavily traveled roadway that is tough to get across. >> there's no crosswalks in this location. there's not too much pedestrian traffic as you can see. there's really no sidewalks over than right directly in front of the car dealers. >> police is the shut down the road for a time when they worked a piece together. exactly what happened. >> and children treated for serious illnesses were given an opportunity to put their cares behind him if only for one day. kelly anne doeland memorial fund and "spirit of philadelphia" hosted family and kids on a river cruise. there was lunch live entertainment and a chance to

soak in sights under sunny skies. >> it was a mild day with peaks of sunshine and things about to take a turn for the worse. meteorologist cecily tynan in for 34e8 ace tonight and joins us with a check of the forecast. not a bad weekend though, cecily. >> it was a beautiful weekend. it can't last november. yesterday, it felt like summer. the high yesterday soared up to 81 in philadelphia. that's warmest day since last september. today, we cooled off dramatically. 67 degreet. but still that's two degrees above normal. we started the day with subshine. then we had thin clouds and if you look out the window our weather is changing. satellite 6 and action radar showing the clouds continue to thickening and you can see that band leading edge of that rain from pittsburgh to washington d.c.. and there's mrebtsty more rain south of that. and that will be moving in in the overnight hours. and there's pretty good consensus with the computer models we're talking about a pretty intense soaking generally 1 to 2" of rain and problem for

the morning commute is bulk of that rain will be following during the morning. a.m. rush forecast you want to use caution and allow mrepttive extra time. you look at pocket of heavy reign and could cause localized flooding and ponding of water on road and it will show down your morning commute and the afternoon i'm tracking another potential problem. i'll talk more about that and track a big cool down coming up in the full accuweather 7-day forecast. walter. >> thank you, cec limit talk to you in a bit. a family there montgomery county got a boost today from friends they didn't know they had. they need aid new vehicle after the unexpect add rifle of triplets but they could not afford one. >> so you have a family now transitioning from four people to 7 people. you added two parents income family that now was transitioned down to one because mother couldn't work anymore. >> so chosen 300 ministries contactedburgee lincoln which gave them a used van for the cost of needed repairs.

zion baptist church in ambler paid for the repairs. the church in chosen 300 helped the family relocate to an affordable home they were grateful for the help and promised to pay it forward. >> nice people out there. good to see. much more to come on "action news" oak of course city 20 years later loved ones and public officials gathered to remember one of the worst terror attacks ever on use oil l sgloyl part of the philadelphia landscape for 200 years and parishioners celebrate aid milestone for this church. >> unfinished golfer or lpga tour. wait full see the shot to the finish it to win.

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the federal building stood was covered in flowers ribbons and other messages. there was 168 second moment of silence to honor those that died in the attack. then president bill clinton had words of couldn't fort as he did in 1995. >> it's important to remember how tied we are and how much we, all americans, owe oklahoma city. >> the bombing was the deadliest act of terrorism on u.s. soil before september 11. timothy mcvay was convicted and executed for the attack. world news sunday whim have more on the anniversary of the bombing in oklahoma city coming up at 6:30 after "action news". >> in philadelphia the millions of people victimized during the nazi holocaust were remembered. ♪. >> you saw there a single

violinist playing in the background of naixz some of the 6 million jewish marters were read. this is 60th anniversary of the liberation of the nazi death camps at the ends of world war ii. >> a church that served catholics for some of the biggest change-s inful celebrate aid milestone today. queen village celebrated 175 anniversary today. archbishop charles chaput fishiateed this special mass. it was founded on queen street in 18140 first free church in philadelphia at a time parishioners paid to represent space and pews. it also survived the violent south work alliance in 1884

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newark, delaware to begin their annual ride to the tide benefiting the special olympics in delaware dell. the group was given a police escort that meant no stops at traffic lights down to rehoboth beach. last year this raised 32,000 for the special olympics. >> jeff with sports and unfortunately the phillies living up to the low expectations. >> take a deep breath. everyone calm down. at some point maybe. we're less than two weekends into the season and phillys are headed down a bad road. they would be only one road game adding up to worst start away from home in nearly 30 years. series finale in washington today. excuse me, down in front. can't seat game. con on you want to see this. in the fourth freddie gal vis the foul bawl and danny espinosa what a catch wow, take a look. worst hitting team in the league cannot catch a break against steven straussburg. no hit until the 5th. even base runner. straussburg perfect until two

out in the fifth. ryan howard strikes down twice today. david buchanan anything but perfect. thats score three times in fifth. jason werth with rbi single. later in the evening ryan zimmerman to the right and jeff doesn't get it rbi double. all bu canic can do is shake his head. tieing run. chase utley pinch hitting. grounds out. off to the worst start of his career hitting .116. fill liz lose 4-1 lost 9 of 13 games to start the season. >> it's tough you know what i mean it is still early enough to where we still have opportunity. just try to take it one day at a time and one pitch at a time and one play at a time. i think if we can look at this that way then things can turn around. >> let's hope so. while the phils are off to slow start mets everyone's favorite team best team in the league, new york, 10-3 to start the

season three wins came earlier this week when they swept the phils of the against the marlins all 7 runs in the fourth and won 8th straight. miami comes to town next to start a three game series with phils on tuesday. just like the phillies the union are off to a slow start with only one win in the first 7 matches and union among the worst teams in major league soccer right now. not a lot of fun. union looking to kick it into gear against new england. c.j. playing with a broken cheek bone. heading that in. that's a bit of problem. take another look. he does not want to take that off head with broken cheek bone. miss as i goal. later in the first minute christian madonna scores. 1-0. union at the half. jim furyk born in west chester ends five year winless drought in hilton head on second playoff hold birdie put to it beat kevin

kissner. first w over last 100 starts. speaking of golf. lpga tour championship from hawaii kim say it ain't so forces playoff with put did you see this, when do you ever see this a walk off winner, kim sinks a 154 eagle to win the championship. she can't believe it. what just happened? that is kim first two time winner of the season. >> talk about finishing strong. >> that was great. >> thanks, jeff. >> members of the a & p color guard team of camden got a big warm welcome as they returned from winter guard international competition in ohio won 6 place out of 72 groups from all over u.s. and canada they practice in crampeds spaits and doesn't have much money to work with but this color guard has a whole lot of heart. >> we did the best we could do

and we worked our butts off on that floor for six months and it all really showed and paid off. >> although many members are just 14 they beat out older and much more experienced teams.

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cecily winning a foot race here. i want to make sure we got that in the air. >> my daughter too won the quarter mile i just watched them. >> great story. >> what a fantastic weekend. >> it was. >> if you go to get the rain it's not during the weekend it's a monday. >> that's true. >> might as well go to work. >> might as well. >> stormtracker 6 double scan we're dry here. leading edge of the rain right now working through baltimore and all of that will be pushing up to the norm and east tonight. so the action cam earlier today though taking a look at the ben franklin bridge along the delaware and we did see the high, thin clouds and they have been thickening through the day and not as nearly as warm as yesterday, yesterday's high 81. still relatively mild. almanac showing this morning low 5. 45 the normal low. afternoon high 67. two above normal. it felt cooler than yesterday.

satellite 6 along with action radar showing clouds thickening though and here's the leading edge of rain. once the rain moves in, it's going to be several hours before it actually moves out and the problem really is going to be the timing. future tracker showing 3:00 in the morning showers breaking out of the western suburbs and it gets heavy for the morning commute. 7:30 in the morning a soaking rain, pockets of heavy rain by 11:00 and it's pushing east of philadelphia and not going to be one of those days it rains all day. we don't see any sunshine. we likely will get late-day sunshine at 5:00. future tracker showing breaks in the clouds. problem there's a cold front movele in in the evening. you get the sunshine. you got the heating of air. and that will cut a fuel -- kind of fuel the fire and possibility of severe thunderstorms that will be rolling through in the evening. future tracker showing the temperatures tomorrow, they will be owe on the warm side ahead of the cold front at 3:00. philadelphia reaching high of 73.

that does mean we have a better chance of some very active thunderstorms. so severe storm prediction center put bulk of viewing area under slight rick of severe weather. what this means any thunderstorm could contain damaging wind gusts and you'll certainly probably hear that rumble of thunder. this is what to expect tomorrow. heaviest rain between 3:00 and 10:00 in the morning and during the morning commute that's when we'll likely get 1 to 2" of rain and late peaks of sunshine and then showers and thunderstorms rolling through in the evening. so call from accuweather for tonight, clouds continue to thickening. rain arriving after midnight. it gets windy as well, overnight low 47 in the lehigh valley. and 50 for center city and the exclusive accuweather 7-day forecast tomorrow that heavy rain in the morning 73 degrees. evening showers and thunderstorms tuesday. gorgeous sunny breezy, mild, 70. wednesday increw crease clouds 65. could have a shower on wednesday and temperatures begin to dip on thursday cloudy, cool, 59.

friday the high only 57. then temperatures recover just slightly on saturday. mostly sunny. 59 degrees. and sunday mixture of sun and clouds with high of 60. i will have an update on timing of the heavy rain coming up on "action news" tonight at 11. don't forget the umbrella tomorrow. >> cecily, thank you. >> timely dozens of people spent sunday helping to raise money for hoch kins lymphoma research in bryn mawr the emcee was brian taff. stealing the show his little twins. so cute. coming along for the fun as you can see. >> very cute. >> "abc worls news" sunday here on channel 6. "action news" returns tonight at 11:00 and don't miss "action news" at 10 on phl17 tonight then we're back here again 6abc at 11:00. >> for cecily tynan, melissa magee, jeff skversky, sarah bloomquist, and the entire "action news" team, i'm walter perez, see you back here at 11:00.

welcome to "world news tonight." severe threat. the states under tornado watch. and the deadly storms. the major soaking on the way in the east. and in the west, the wildfire sending families from their homes and farms. no apology. the pilot who breached the no-fly zone to land at the capitol, speaking out for the first time. >> at no point did i feel this was not a good idea. >> tonight, what security forces were prepared to do to stop him. disaster at sea. a boat overturning, nearly 1,000 people missing. and the desperate search for survivors. why the mediterranean is now a graveyard for migrants. and, rock reunion. the newest names in the rock hall of fame. paul and ringo together again. >> ringo starr. >> and the e