>> good morning, it is 6:00 a.m. on this sunday, april 26. "action news" is on top of two developing stories. more aftershocks following the earthquake in nepal. we have information on a new jersey native who did not make it out alive. >> several people survive a boat that went down in a storm. >> president obama takes the stage always the comedian and chief. chris sowers has a check of the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast. >> reporter: it's a little better this morning yesterday

we were in the 30s, this morning we're in the 40, let's gets you outside and show he the cloud cover overhead. we have a spritz or spring. across central delaware. otherwise it promises to be a nice day with the return of sunshine. frost advisory is in effect for lehigh valley and upper bucks county for the next hour or two this will expire as temperatures climb into the 40s and 50s. temperature-wise we're in time 30s and 40s slatington, 37. tanersville, 43. the farther south we go it's milder with temperatures holding steady in the mid 40s at this hour. the bulk. moisture is pushing toward the southeast. maybe a quick-hitting spritz or sprinkle across central and

southern delaware over the next couple of hours. otherwise it's clouds breaking for sunshine. we're shooting for a comfortable high of 64. speaking of comfortable we have nice temperatures in time seven-day forecast to talk about, i'll have the details when i see you again in ten minutes. >> developing out of earthquake-ravaged nepal. tens of thousand of the country's residents who spent the night out door were wakened by a 6.4 aftershock. the quake has destroyed the most historic landmarks. rescue workers have been trying to we've hundreds of people trapped in the wreckage. the quake has killed nearly 2,000 people. here's what else is happening in nepal. international teams are helping rescuers search for victims in the capitol the epicenter of

the quake. the avalanche was triggered at the base camp of mount everest. one of those who died at the base camp is edison new jersey native a physician's assistant was working at the camp. four students from muhlenberg college in allentown were in the quake, they are all okay. they are studying a spring semester in asia, studying asian and tibetan cultures. >> we were able to to which a conversation over the phone, of course, wruft mothers face timed with her son in india.

no word on when the students plan to come home. "good morning america" weekend will have more coming up at 8 after "action news." developing overnight a double shooting in chester this morning, police are searching for the gunman. "action news" was there as an army of investigators and k-9 dogs looked for clues. the shooting on west third street at 10:30. police are working to figure out exactly what happened there is no motive for the shooting. more news you did not see last night. police are talking to the driver of a car that hit a person overnight a pedestrian was hit on street road at 1:30, that person was taken to the hospital in serious condition. the driver has not been arrested. police are still investigating. developing news now from alabama, the search is on for four people missing after a severe storm capsized sailboats during a regatta.

coast guard crews began the search by air and water. as many as 50 people were rescued from the water. some of the survivors talked about their horrifying ordeal. >> the storm subsided just enough to keep my head up, not drink too much salt water. >> i thought i was going to die, actually. >> i was scared, i thought the wave was keep going in, the boat was going do sink and we would have to jump in. >> the search continued through the night. there were as as many as 200 people taking part in the regatta. >> a camden teenager was gunned

down this weekend. >> reporter: jameer bullard wanted more, he was fighting to get it uses academics and the football field. >> he was my heart and nephew and i loved him to death. >> reporter: camden county police say a gunman opened fire on mechanics street at 12:30. jameer bullard was walking with this 16-year-old friend who we are not identifying for his protection. jameer bullard said run and pushed him to safety. he was hit and he didn't know it, until he collapsed. one street over saturday afternoon, jameer bullard's mother father ascertain family mourned the loss of the football star. a linebacker and running back who had dozens of college offers including one from temple university. >> is he was the one who

inspired me to start playing football. more than my big brother he was my best friend, my right hand man. >> being around certain situations at certain times that made him rebell outlines at certain things, he definitely was a good kid. >> reporter: jameer bullard's father didn't want to show his face because his killer was on the loose. a gunman who took away a teen who was weeks away from graduation and planned to change the lives of his family. >> he worried about his family, man, this came unexpected. we didn't expect this, man. >> reporter: police have not released information on a suspect, but they are trying to a motive for a shooting, anyone with tips should give them a call. in a statement last night the superintendent of camden schools called the killing tragic and supporting students, staff and family during this difficult time.

reporting in camden, kenneth moten channel 6 "action news." >> the candidates vying to be philadelphia's next mayor gathered for another forum. five of the candidates talked about how they would move the city toward a more sustainable economy. the organization said they are committed to building a green and thriving economy for the greater philadelphia area. president obama showed off his funny side at the annual correspondents dinner in washington. the dinner is affectly called the nerd prom. the event brought political power and celebrities. >> thanks to obama care you no longer about woring about losing your insurance if you lose your job. you're welcome democrats. it is true i have not managed to make everybody happy, 6 years into my presidency, some people say i'm arrogant and aa lot of,

condid a people are so dumb. as we know hillary's e-mails got her in trouble. frankly i thought it was her private instagram account that was going to cause her problems. >> comedians got laughs. s and l hosted the quearnts -- correspondents dinner. protesters sound over over the death of a man police custody. coming home a wounded

veteran is given a free place to live in new jersey. sharmainesharrie williams has that story. >> reporter: we have big changes in the seven-day forecast, stick around, i have the details when we come right back.

welcome back on this sunday

morning, 6:12, 47 degrees, sky6 live hd taking a live look at philadelphia international airport, not a bad weekend so far, hope you are enjoying every minute of it, why not right? >> reporter: 47, i never thought 47 would feel so good. it's awful. yesterday at this time we were down in the 20s and 30s big improvement temperature-wise. there's the sun in atlantic city peeking through. we are expecting more in the way of sunshine today than what we saw yesterday. storm tracker 6 live double scan showing a couple of showers to the southwest here from baltimore through dover running over the delaware bay region, a lot of that will stay to the south. it will be moving just like that here just a couple of spritzes and syringesles that's about it. -- sprinkles 48 degrees,

dewpoint 29, winds out of the north northeast at 8 miles per hour. the barometer is holding steady. frost advisory is in effect for lehigh valley and upper bucks county and the poconos, and these temperatures will rise rapidly. allentown, 36 degrees. dover, 44. sea isle city, on the boardwalk atlantic city coming in at 47. satellite and radar we've actually been on the northern fringe of a couple of storm systems over the neck 48 hours. the actual low is sitting here. in guys is racing off the coast it will push east off the delmarva over the next couple of hours, we'll see improving conditions over the next 6 hours or so. the idea is for this to race off the coast of the virginia capes and north carolina. the later this afternoon

wall-to-wall sunshine. a few clouds mixed in from time to time. a light gentle breeze, if you have a tee time it will be nice on the greens today. phillies game temperatures in the 60s overnight tonight partly cloudy, monday morning maybe a few clouds around, otherwise, same deal, we'll see clouds and sun mix, pop-up shower during the day. very quiet weather over the next few days, lehigh valley this morning, patchy frost sun and clouds 61 degrees, the jersey shore places like avalon, sea isle city, atlantic city, let's say a slight chill with the breeze, clouds and sun 57 degrees, that's the forecasted high down there. in the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast 64 degrees for today combination of sun and clouds winds out of the north at 5 to 10 miles per hour. overnight tonight partly cloudy and chilly. not too terribly balanced, 40 degrees north and we also.

rm a brief shower monday, tuesday, 60 degrees, tuesday, 69 the wednesday # 0 degrees look at all the 70s showing up. thursday, 64 friday, 70 and saturday 73. >> it's the final hours of the kate wait. the royal couple celebrates their wedding anniversary on wednesday, we'll see if baby number two arrives by then. the prince's brother arrives to take part in the marathon activities and be there for the birth.

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>> in south america volcanic ash has filled a river in chile known for its rich salmon harvest. workers have been using brooms to sweep layers of ash from rooftops. chilean officials say they no longer expect another eruption. a man was shot in frankford the man was taken to the hospital, the detectives are searching for the shooter. two people are charged with

abducting an 86-year-old military veteran and his girlfriend. the couple was forced into a car. they forced the couple to rent cars and open a debit card account at a local bank in the victims' name. the couple was eventually released uninjured. the suspects are 23 and 25 years old, police say more arrests are expected. hundreds in ukraine gathered at a memorial for the women's women's of the chernobyl disaster to mark the world's nuclear power plant accident. the 1986 accident has been blamed for killing 50 people initially, but the high cancer rates in the area has killed thousands. reactor for the plant exploded sending massive amounts of nuclear radiation into the

atmosphere.

>> reporter: welcome back everyone, 6:23 sunday morning you're looking at satellite 6 along with action radar. boy are we missing out on this one. watch the cloud cover, we have a huge area of high pressure, see how it's pushing back to the west. it's forcing this off the coast of the virginias and the carolinas. the carolina is getting drenched this guy is a good guy and protecting us from a dreary weekend. this cold weather will pull back you mean into canada, jet stream lifts with it, it will turn nice and mild by tuesday terms in

the upper 60s low 70s. not there today. today is a milder afternoon with high temperatures in the mid 60s. 8:00 a.m., cloudy skies 52. same deal by 10:00 56. lunchtime we'll see the clouds thin out and it turns milder with temperatures close to 60 degrees. i'll have the the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast when i see you in just a bit. the phillies celebrate the the phillie phanatic birthday this afternoon. >> reporter: wins have been hard to come by for the phillies nobody knows that better than david buchanan. he has not won a game since last august. happy birthday to fat he is 37 acts like a 7-year-old.

the phils are up 2-0 they blow it. he gives up a solo shot, braves on the board down 1. relief provides zero relief. eaten allows 4 hits, two runs. five unanswered runs brave come back to beat the phillies 5-2. buchanan has not won since august. >> he has made improvement this year this by far was his best up, he cruised into the #th. so this is kind of a shame, that would have been a nice one to get under his belt. football season is five months away, yet what a scene yesterday at temple. one of the greatest touchdowns, you'll ever see. leah stills.

devon stills little girl gets the first play of the game. look at her go, 45-yard touchdown, she gets in the end endzone and does a touchdown dance and spikes the football, what a scene. >> for her to be able to do it, the whole team running and blocking. >> she learned pretty well. she even surprised about how was she was running. the union are not running so wellic canning themselves after another loss at columbus, rough game for philly native, john mccarthy, gave up three first half goals. union lose 4-1. they have only one win to show for 9 matches. european union and phillies continue to struggle. that's sports, i'm jeff skeverski, have a great day! >> this reminder, "action news"

brings you the 2015 draft breakdown this thursday and friday night at 11:30. we'll recap the eagles draft pick. ryan jennings is no longer undefeated. he lost in new york. he defended his heavyweight title with jab and straight right hand kept jennings from getting inside. a dobberman from boston really likes her owner's watches. she is okay after being rushed to the vet hospital with three time pieces in her. >> i think she might have heard me talking to my wife i wanted to pick up an apple watch and i

couldn't justify because i had three working watches. so that situation was taken care. off. >> even it was a time consuming snack, the dog owners are happy she keeps on ticking. prom for the patients at a. i.dupont hospital. jeff davis the dover cop responsible for the shake it off viral video helped kick it off. there was plenty of events for everyone including food and and lots of dancing.

>> a protest turns swriel -- violent in baltimore. protesters calling for justice for freddie gray the man who died in police custody. death toll is rising following the deadly earthquake in nepal. >> the finale of the penn relays, doesn't look too sheap for it either. -- shabby for it, either. >> reporter: it wasn't too bad for the weekend, let's get you outside this morning, we have a little bit in the way of clouds,

there's the sun starting to peek through, as we look over the ben franklin bridge. this morning promises to be a nice day. all the rain with the system that we've been tracking over the last couple of days has been pushing toward the south and away from the delaware valley. 48 degrees is the current air temperature in philadelphia. but a lot cooler to the northwest. where we have a frost advisory in effect for the lehigh valley and the poconos and upper bucks county for the next hour and half. 40 degrees in reading. millville, 45. sea isle city, 47678 there's the rain that went by yesterday afternoon, for us we saw a combination of sun and clouds, again it turned out to be a nice day. 100 miles to the south it was a rainout across the southern portions of the delmarva. we have couple of spritzes and sprinkles showing up over the delaware bay region. a lot of this is very very light from fortescue to port norris reeds beach reporting a light drizzle same things with portions of kent county and dover and canterbury reporting

light drizzle out there. forecast for today, all that quickly pulls away, clouds and sun this afternoon very comfortable out there shootings for a high of 64 degrees, several days will top out in the 70s, i'll have the details in just a few minutes. >> a new jersey native is among those killed by the earthquake that has devastated nepal. the quake triggeredded an after -- triggered annual avalanche -- an avalanche at the base camp of mount everest. helicopters landed at the camp to fly out 61 other people who were injured. the quake killed nearly 2,000 people and destroyed one of anyway poll's historic handle mark in the capitol of katmandu. >> thousands took to the streets of baltimore in protest

of freddie gray death. pockets of protesters smashed out police windows and store fronts. gray died stemming from a spinal injury that occurred in police custody. authorities did have not explained how or why his spine was injured. he should have received medical attention at at the stop where he was arrested, instead he was put in the transport bus without a seat belt. thousands dedicated a new mural in honor of a mother and three children killed in a crash last year. >> we are celebrating their life and legacy what they set out to do before the tragedy hit. >> reporter: for the past year there was nothing beautiful about the corner of germantown and allegheny in tioga until today. last july this was the scene of a vehicle that slammed into a fruit stand ran by mother and

siblings. the family was trying to raise money to build a playground. today family and friends played in the spot where the city created a mural in their honor. >> my cousin was doing something to help the community. we wanted to continue on their legacy. >> on behalf of everyone in mural arts i want to pay respect to the williams and reid and moore family we are honored and humble to create this mural as a service to you and the entire community. >> reporter: the city honored murder victim michael kevin williams, killed in the same lot a year before. the city of philadelphia mural arts program created the loving

memories mural project designed by amber art and design with family community input and painted by the youth violence reduction partnership members. family members prayed hugged and sang and telling us they are hoping this is a place they can go to to remember the loved ones lostny spot. annie mccormick channel 6 "action news." an 18-year-old has been arrested after a beat down at a septa spring garden train station was caught on camera. andre bodiak is facing a string of charges. police say he was one of dozen teens who attacked two men from franklin high school after school. trenton police are looking for a gunman this morning after four people were shot last night the shooting happened around 6:00 p.m. along the unit block of wood street.

no word on the extent of their injuries. >> murray was wounded in 2011 when his base was attacked in average. he is being rewarded with a new home to call his own. the fully furnished home is big enough for the staff sergeant and wife arena three children. it has foyer bedrooms. >> look at this. >> reporter: 2 1/2 baths and a backyard. all four service member who put his country first. >> these guys are my his or her for giving back to freedom to help out the people who served our country who come home injured. >> reporter: the mortgage-free home is made possible through

operation home and the pollty group. >> it's not the gift of the home, because he paid for a home in a way i would not want to have to pay. >> see the family's reaction to it as they go through it's priceless, it's what we hoped for. >> reporter: having a stead steady place to live was always a challenge. this means the world to the murrays. >> the murrays say they are glad to move to the delaware valley because it put them closer to home. staff sergeant murray grew up in washington d.c. he is an accomplished musician and hopes to become a music teacher at a local school. the concert that will have generations of hit tunes, 6abc loves the arts has a preview. >> a local boy is honored with taking on bullying, he was the target while battling cancer.

sarah bloomquist tells you what was said to him and how he responded and his conviction and offering words of support. >> meteorologist chris sowers is back next with the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast.

>> breaking news from west philadelphia, a crash has injured two people, a minivan

and a car crashed minutes ago. the minivan knocked down street signs and flipped a dumpster. medics transported both drivers to penn presbyterian hospital. >> let's go to the weather yesterday it was a little chilly. >> reporter: yesterday it was down right cold in parts of the area. millville dropped to 26 degrees yesterday morning the lehigh valley also dropped into the 20s. this morning, everybody is in the 40s the exception being the northern portions of the lehigh valley where it's chilly there. generally speaking it's much easier to handle after this morning than yesterday at this time. penns landing shot, it's clear. double scan live showing the drizzle south there's fortescue gandys beach right here. it's ten miles not even, five

miles. there's a strip that goes through reeds beach cape may county. port norris, fortescue reporting patchy drizzle. that will get out of here quickly and it's clouds and sunshine for the afternoon. temperature reading 48 degrees, i'll step out real quick. dewpoint, 29. winds out of the north/northwest at # miles per hour. all is quiet at the shorepoints. temperature reading at the airport, 47 degrees, dewpoint, 41. light breeze out of the northwest at 5 miles per hour. the ocean temperature on the chilly side, 48 degrees, we've been cooling down over the last several days, tuesday wasn't bad, 666 wednesday 73 degrees, cold front came through thursday, barely got into the 50s, normal high got close to 70. the friday, 57. saturday yesterday we topped out at 58. today we get back into the 60s it gets warmer in the 7 day forecast.

allentown, 36. frost advisory in effect for the next hour and a half up here. everybody else in the 40s. 18 degrees warmer in millville than yesterday at this time. 8 degrees in philadelphia. 12 in wilmington, and 12 for wildwood. stat light and radar high pressure planted right here, all this moisture can't come to the north, so it rides west to east right over the coast. we'll see clouds giving way to sunshine later this afternoon. as you can see on future tracker 6 it promises to be a nice day. overnight tonight partly cloudy skies, monday, sunshine, cool air aloft a disturbance swinging through. clouds increase and there could be an isolated shower that pops up throughout the area. if you see it it will be brief and move on its way quickly. 64 degrees in philadelphia. millville, 62. gentle breeze, wilmington, 63.

reading, 62. toms river 59. the only issue out there for the next couple of days this the pollen count is going through the roof today lower tomorrow because of a couple of showers and tuesday and wednesday it's on the high side again maple birch and oak are the main culprits. lots of coughing and sneezing. clouds and sun today 64 degrees, brief shower during the morning tomorrow, 60 degrees, breezy and warmer tuesday, 69. as you can see from that point on it's nice and comfortable. wednesday, sun and clouds. 70. thursday, would be warmer if it wasn't for the clouds and showers, still posting a mild high of 64. once that pulls away, 70 for friday saturday, sunny and nice 73 degrees. that's got to make you happy. >> congratulations is in order. >> reporter: thank you. >> chris sowers got engaged. >> reporter: four days ago down

in disney. that was a stressful event. >> about four days ago. >> reporter: it was last saturday, i tried to hide that ring for the longest time, i was so scared she was going to find it the secret is out and blow the surprise, everything went well. >> a lot of heartbroken ladies out there. congratulations to you. >> reporter: thank you. >> teens competed at the sampson wheelchair sports while the organization has raised $1.6 million. money goes to programs and research to help individuals with spinal cord injuries. a family grieving for a

loved one is coming to you for help. here's rick williams with this morning's crime fighters report. >> the family of tyrone moss said he lived for his two kids. on tuesday july 8, 2014, the 31-year-old barber stopped by a friend answer house in bristol township, bucks county. we don't know what happened after that. >> reporter: around 12:45 a.m. police were called to the scene for a shooting. moss was found dead inside the home. his friend was shot, and died later at the hospital. >> if anyone knows anything, can they please inform the police we want to camp whoever did this to my nephew. >> reporter: the citizens crime commission is administering a five thousand dollar reward for the arrest and conviction of the person responsible. all you needed to is call 215-546-tips. all calls remain anonymous.

>> it's tearing me apart not knowing who did this. >> reporter: for crime fighters i'm rick williams channel 6 "action news."

>> smoke from a passenger's lithium battery caused the evacuation of an american airlines plane this weekend. a flight attendant reported smoke in the cabin. the had a passengers were -- the 45 passengers were immediately evacuated. nobody was hurt. a lot of people are showing support for former olympian bruce jenner. nearly 17 million people watched as he told diane sawyer that he identified as a woman. it was the biggest audience for a nonsports show on a friday night since 2003. jenner said he is dedicated to being transgender but not yet decided whether he will undergo

sexual reassignment surgery. >> it's about posting too much on social media. a mother is getting anonymous posts from people around the world. >> oversharington. >> they are so proud they want to gush. >> from cute outfits to potty training tales. >> too much. >> reporter: there's backlash. >> jade received this anonymous letter in the mail about posting too much about maddie on

facebook. she is 6 months, big deal. >> i read it, and i thought it was a joke. i felt i was being bullied. >> reporter: this aussie mom is not buckling, instead she posted a letter on facebook that has gone viral. >> littledy know it would go all around the world. >> reporter: she has been flooded with words of encouragement. you have every right to show off your baby continue being the fantastic mom you are by being present in your baby's life. >> paula ferris, abc news, new york. >> if you don't like, unfollow people. >> that's exactly right. >> reporter: a baby nice to look at. >> reporter: that baby is cute. >> we'll be right back.

>> children and adults dressed as their favorite story book characters at the please touch museum. guests were transported to enchanting villages and make believe land for the stories there's our sarah bloomquist she was on hand. she read stories dressed as cinderella's wicket stepmother. an auction was held in chicago where oprah taped her shows for years. many things were up for grabs there was exercise equipment

from her home gym. items ranged in price from 50 bucks to $120,000. proceeds benefit the oprah winfrey leadership academy in south africa. 50 shades of gray will be back as anastasia steel as christian grays, 50 shades darker and 50 shades free will be released in 2017 and 2018 respectively. the first movie made $600 million worldwide. in "healthcheck," facial plastic surgery may not only make you look younger it may have people treat i differently. according to the survey, eye lifts and facelifts paid the

biggest benefits. dr. michael riley wanted to know if it accomplisheses anything. >> they are paying a lot of money to make sure themselves look different. i want from for my patients be authentically tell them i can make you look better. riley said facial perceptions are important and based on evolution helping us steer clear of threatening people. a young cancer survivor from montgomery county has been honored for taking on bullying. someone took aim at him and his height. sarah bloomquist has more on the boy standing tall in the way it matters most. >> reporter: here in his hatfield home dominic received a medal of courage. dominic, a cancer survivor was bullied picked on for being short. it took a bold step calling out

his so-called hairlts on instagram, and informing them that chemo therapy stunted his growth. >> not only was this young man battling health issues and cancer he was the victim on the psychologic side of being tormented as a bullying his message was riposted by big names. don't let anyone's words keep you from your destiny in life. >> you stood up and tall, which is we want e we want to talk about the ability to be courageous and heroism. this is an amazing thing he has done for himself and the community all the other little kids wore being bullied. he received a signed flyers hat and jersey from claude giroux.

that's really, really cool. thank you so much. >> reporter: he is so happy, so many are getting his message. >> stand up to bullying, it's not a good thing at all. it's hard to go through tough. >> reporter: sarah bloomquist channel 6 "action news." no. not possible. we're the settles! when we go on vacation, it's hard to find,

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>> good morning, it is 7:00 a.m. on this sunday, aim 26. "action news" is on top of two developing stories. more aftershocks following that strong earthquake in nepal and we've got new information on a new jersey native who did not make it out alive. >> several people are missing after a boat sinks and went down in the storm. survivors are telling their emotional tales. >> president obama takes the stage as comedian in chief. you'll hear some of his jokes at the annual correspondents dinner. let's go outside to chris sowers. >> reporter: good morning, nydia. it's chilly, but not as cold as yesterday. yesterday parts of the area were down into the 20s, we had overnight lows in places like millville and allentown dropped down to 26, 27 degrees, we're a good ten to 15 degrees milder.