>> 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. 49 in philadelphia.

45 in wilmington. 45 in millville. 44 in trenton. 38 degrees in allentown. 34 in the poconos where we still have a frost advisory in effect for another hour now. its the northern lehigh valley and upper bucks county as well as the poconos this is until 8:00 a.m. this morning temperatures are warm, or at least milder, above 32 degrees, so i don't expect widespread frost, but i wouldn't be surprised to see patchy frost to the south temperatures are milder down here, we're seeing patchy drizzle over the delaware bay region from millville fortescue east ward port norse and portions of cape may county. that also racing off to the east. over the next couple of hours you'll see the skies brighten up and the return ever sunshine here today. promises to be a nice day. look for a combination of sun and clouds on it is greens, a nice gentle breeze, 10:00 a.m.

temperature, 56. 2:00 p.m., 62. we're shooting for a comfortable high of 64. what's ahead? there's a couple of showers on board possible for tomorrow, they will be very brief in nature and move along quickly. still, if you have outdoor plans be prepared for that. sunshine returns by tuesday it turns much, much milder in the seven-day forecast. we have several days where we'll top out in the 70s i'll have the details when i see you again in a few minutes. guys. >> developing out of earthquake-ravaged nepal. tens of thousands of the country's residents who spent the night outdoors were jolted awake by a powerful aftershock sent the people running for cover. rescuers are trying to reach hundreds of people trapped in the wreckage. the quake has killed more than 2100 people. in nepal international teams are helping rescuers search for

victims in the rubble. he -- the epicenter of the quake in katmandu. helicopters have reached the area at the base camp of mount everest. a offices assist and from new jersey died at the camp, while working at the camp. students from muhlenberg college in allentown felt the quake. they are spending the spring semester in asia. studying tibetan and himalayan cultures. >> we were in contact not only by e-mail, but with one of the representatives on stateside we were able to to have a conversation over the phone and one of the mothers face timed

with her son in india. >> reporter: no word on when they plan to come home. "good morning america" weekend will have more on the earthquake coming up at 8:00 after "action news." >> a double shooting in chester this morning police are searching for the gunman. "action news" was there sanl army of investigators -- as an army of investigators and k-9 dogs looked for clues. two people were rushed to crozer-chester medical center. police are working to figure out exactly what happened. no word on a motive for that shooting. more news you did not see last night. police are talking to the driver of a car that hit a person in bensalem bucks county. 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 from alabama, the search is on for 4 people missing after a severe storm capsized sailboats during a regatta. coast guard crews began search

by air and on the water immediately after the happened in mobile bay. 50 people were rescued. one person was confirmed dead. some of the survivors talked about their horrifying ordeal. >> the storm subsided just enough that i could keep my head up and not drink too much salt watter. >> i really thought i was going to die actually. i was scared. i thought that the wave would keep coming in, the boat would sink that would be the end well have to jump in. >> the coast guard continued to search for the missing through the night. there were as many as 200 people taking part in the regatta when the storm rolled in on dolphin island. >> here at home, a camden family is pleading for justice. their star football -- on the

football field and classroom was gunned down. jameer bullard wanted more, he was doing it through academics and the football. >> he was my heart and my nephew and i loved him to death. >> reporter: camden county police say a gunman opened fire on mechanic street around 12:30 a.m. jameer bullard was walking with this 16-year-old front whom we are not identifying for his protection. he said jameer bullard yelled run and pushed him to safety. the 18-year-old didn't know he was hit until he collapsed. >> he saved my life, he is my hero. if it wasn't for him i could have gotten shot. >> reporter: one street over, his mother, father an family mourned the loss of the woodrow wilson high football star. a linebacker who had dozens of offers from college universities

including temple university. >> he feels more than my big brother, my best friend, my right hand man. we were in this together. >> growing up, around here, serng -- certain situations made him rebellious about certain things but he was a good kid. >> reporter: he was weeks away from graduation and planned to change the lives of his family. >> his thing was family, this came unexpected, man we didn't expect this man. >> reporter: police have not released information on the suspect, we know they are trying to figure out a movie for the shooting. anyone with tips should give them a call. the superintendent of camden schools called the killing tragic and said the district is closely supporting students,

staff and community at this tragic time. five mayoral candidates spoke at temple university how they will move the city toward a sustainable economy. the event was connected to the sustainable business platform. they are committed to driving a green and thriving economy for the philadelphia area. >> president obama showed off his funny side at the correspondents dinner in washington. it's averages -- affect innings went on outtely called the nerd prom. >> 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, condescending. some people are so dumb. it's not easy for my fell democrats either, hillary's e-mails got her in trouble. frankly i thought it was going to be her private instagram act account that would get her into trouble. the dinner helped fund scholarships and awards that recognize journalists. >> much more to come on "action news" sunday morning. police in baltimore face off with protesters who rebell against the death of freddie gray who died in custody. coming home a wounded veteran is given a free place to

live in new jersey. sharrie williams has that story ahead. >> reporter: we have clouds and showers around the delaware bay region, we'll have more showers tomorrow afternoon and milder temperatures, much milder in the seven-day forecast.

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fallout after a huge brawl. you see it there during a baseball game between the kansas city royals and white sox. major league >> welcome back on this sunday, 7:12 48 degrees, sky6 live hd taking a live look from our temple university camera. gorgeous shot at center city. looking good. much nicer day today. >> reporter: we're a month away from memorial day weekend. it still feels like mid march. let's go live on sky 6. we have milder temperatures in the seven-day forecast. as a matter of fact we have a couple of days where the numbers will top out in the low 70s. we have a frost advisory in effect for the lehigh valley the poconos that's up in 45

minutes or so. to the south live in cape may we have clouds and drizzle swinging through cape may county and the mouth of the delaware bay. you can see how to the south it is from the city. it's racing off to the east. we'll zoom into the delaware bay region first from stone harbor to wildwood, down to cape may cloud cover and patchy light drizzle, again all of this quickly racing out to sea. we'll see the skies brighten up pretty quickly. temperature reading 49 degrees, dewpoint, 28. winds are light out of the north northeast the pressure reading is holding steady at 29.68 inches. cold stuff to the north frost advisory for the lehigh valley. patchy frost is expected, quakertown 39. manners creek 35. slatington, 37. saint david 41. chemplet -- chester and center city 46. gandys beach cloud cover and 46.

buena, 45. a pair of 44 for smyrna and dover. here's satellite and ray -- radar. what you're not seeing is an area of high pressure over upstate new york, that's why we've been dry all weekend long, it's sitting right there and forcing the moisture west to east out to sea and not allowing it to come up. that's why we're dry this morning. this will push off to the east and should not pose a threat to our weather. the wider view you can clearly see this pushing back, that's the high setting up to the north. that's protecting the weather. that low will push east out to sea and we'll see the return of sunshine in the next couple of hours. future tracker 6 showing by late morning, the sun should be shining brightly out there a light, variable winds temperatures climbing into the 60s, overnight tonight partly cloudy comfortable lows dropping down to the 40s monday things change a little

bit, there's a small little disturbance that swings through it wouldn't surprise me if showers pop up very, very light in nature, very brief. if you have outdoor plans be prepared for the possibility of a scattered shower late in the afternoon tomorrow. overnight the next couple of days we'll see the slightly below normal air mass over the mid atlantic and the northeast this lifts to the north the winds shift out of the south. woe get into tuesday through friday you'll see a big change in the temperatures. 64 degrees combination of sun and clouds, nice afternoon. winds out of the north at 5 to 10 miles per hour. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, lots of 70s showing up.

60 degrees, maybe a shower. 63 tuesday wednesday 70. thursday, 64. friday 70 degrees, the early call next weekend. mostly sunny skies, a puffy cumulus clouds and a nice afternoon and high of 73. getting back on track. turning warmer. >> about time. >> runners are gearing up for the london marathon and it's the final hours of another marathon, the kate wait. duchess kate middleton has passed her due date according to reports. we'll see if george's brother or sister arrives by their wedding anniversary. the prince's brother harry arrives home today to take part in the marathon activity and be there for the birth.

his daughter turned out to be lessbianlesbian. >> in south america volcanic ash has filled a river in chile that's known for its rich salmon harvest. workers have been using brooms to sweep layers of ash from rooftops. the volcano is still active, but officials no longer expect another big eruption. >> philadelphia police are investigating a late night shooting in frankford. the man was shot in the neck. the victim was taken to the temple university hospital. detectives are searching for that shooter. >> two people are charged with abducting an 86-year-old military veteran and his girlfriend in southwest philadelphia. the couple was forced into a car on thursday morning. the kidnappers forced the couple to rent cars and open a debit card account at a local bank in the victim's name. investigators believe they were going to use the cars and accounts for further activity.

the suspects are 23 years old and 25 years old. more arrests are expected. >> hundreds in ukraine gathered at a memorial for the victims of the chernobyl disaster to mark the 29th anniversary of the worst power plant accident. family and friends laid flowers near their abandoned homes in memory of the victims. the explosion killed 50 people, but the high cancer rate killed thousands. the nuclear plant exploded sending massive amounts of nuclear radiation into the atmosphere.

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sunday morning, time for the travel forecast for that we look at satellite and radar. we had heavy hitters out here, we had a wide swath of severe weather across the deep south bowling green kentucky to jacksonville and the panhandle of florida. today that area will shift toward texas and the central plains. witch at that under the gun for severe weather. fairly mild this small area here that's holding on to the chilly stuff, the great lakes the mid atlantic and the northeast temperatures in this part of the country still below average. everybody else will see numbers soaring this afternoon across the gulf coast states and dallas texas. a look at the major homes in philadelphia. all flights were on time, no weather-related delays, logan chicago, low -- hair, 36,

atlanta, newark and jurassic temperatures in the 40s and all flights on time. >> the phillies fanatic celebrates his birthday, he is 37 years old. here's jeff skeverski. >> reporter: wins are hard to come by for the phillies. winless in his last 13 starts, boon can unanimous has -- boo -- buchanan has not won a game since 2012. atlanta, 2-run shot. phils you mean 2-0. they blow it. it falls apart in the 7th. braves on the board down 1.althy.

cigna covers prevent diekman allowed 4 hits, two runs buchanan has not won since last august. >> he goes out he battles he made improvement this year, this by far was his best up, he cruised into the 7th. so this is kind of a shame, that would have been a nice one to get under his belt. >> reporter: football season is still five months away yet what a scene yesterday over at temple. one of the greatest touchdowns you'll ever see thanks to leah still. devon stills little girl who is battling cancer. she gets the first play of the game, look at her go. 45-yard touchdown, she gets into the endzone boom she spikes the ball for the touchdown and does a touchdown at the temple football cherry and white game, what a scene! >> she loves play football.

me and her play football a lot but for her to do it on the field with the whole team running and blocking, she learned pretty well, she looks pretty athletic even surprised me how fast she was running. union not running so well. are you aware of rough game for john mccarty. gave up 3 first half goals. union played nine matches and only have one win to show for it. the union and phillies continue to struggle. that's a look at sports, i'm jeff jeff have a great day. >> this reminder "action news" brings you the 20150 draft breakdown that's this thursday and friday night at 11:30 we'll recap the eagles draft pick. >> now to boxing, north philadelphia brian jennings is no longer undefeated.

he lost last night in new york city. he defended his heavyweight title with a unanimous mouse decision saturday -- unanimous decision. it kept jennings from getting inside. the flash symptoms at 22 aextraction -- the stops a22 attractions, the free single ride tickets are available at the independence visitor center and of course on flash itself.

in your universe ♪ ♪ you would think my love was really something good ♪ ♪ baby, if i could ♪ ♪ change... ♪ ( woman speaks ) a protest turns violent. death toll is climbing following the earthquake in nepal. . >> the weather held out for the pen relace and today doesn't look too bad either. >> let's go outside to chris sowers for the accuweather forecast. good morning nydia. if it were ten degrees warmer it would be a perfect morning. sun is coming up. 49 degrees in philadelphia. millville, 45.

wilmington, 45. wtlez said it's better than -- with that said it's better than this time yesterday when the temperatures were down in the 20s and 30s. trenton coming in at 44. dover, 45. sea isle city, 47 and lancaster a chilly 41. as we set it in motion we'll peak 63 or 64 degrees by 3:00, 4:00 p.m. we'll see an increase in sunshine. it will be a nice finish to the weekend. once we get the cloud deck out of here, you can see the moisture to the bottom. screen. it's an area of low pressure racing on by to the south. it will be off the coast of the carolinas in the next couple of hours. lots of sunshine later on this afternoon. phillies taking on the braves, the rubber match clouds and sun, first pitch temperatures 135. 61 degrees and by the 9th inning we're up to 64. so again a nice tranquil mild

finish to the weekend. tomorrow, temperatures pull back a little bit. there's a chance of a couple of showers, later this week, temperatures start to skyrocket. it will feel like spring with several days in the 70s i'll talk about that when i see you guys again in ten minutes. >> to nepal now, we know a new jersey native was among those killed by the earthquake that devastated that country. the 7.8 magnitude quake triggered an avalanche at the base camp of mount everest. the physician assistant was working at the camp. the quake has killed 2,000 people. and destroyed one of horrific handle marks in the capitol of katmandu. new overnight a crash injured two people in west philadelphia. a minivan and a cared at 52nd

and walnut. the minivan ran into a bus shelter and the car ran on to the sidewalk. medics transported both drivers to the hospital. largest freddie gray protest in baltimore, after hours of peaceful demonstrations, pockets of protesters smashed out windows and store fronts. the crowd at nearby camden yards was asked to stay inside the stadium until police could calm down the situation. gray died after falling into a coma after suffering a spinal cord injury while in police custody. the protest demonstration can not believe how police station handled his arrest. >> he is incapacitated not a threat at this point lay him down on the ground abbey call a ambulance and get him taken care of.

don't just throw him into a paddy wagon like an animal. >> police said gray suffer received a medical attention at the spot where he was arrested and instead put inside a transport van handcuffed and without a seat belt. family and friends dedicate a philadelphia mural in honor of a mother and three children killed in a crash last year. annie mccormick has the story from the tioga neighborhood. >> we're celebrating their life and segly what they -- legacy what they set out to do before the tragedy hit. >> reporter: last july this was the scene when a carjacked vehicle slammed into a fruit stand run by siblings and their mother the family was trying to raise money to build a playgrounds. today family and friends played in the very spot where the city created a mural in their honor.

>> my cousin was doing something to help the community. we wants to continue on their legacy. >> on behalf of everyone in mural arts i meant to play respect to the williams and reid and moore family we are honored and humble to create this mural in service to you and the entire community. >> >> reporter: the city honored michael kevin williams killed in the same lot a year before. the city of philadelphia mural arts program created the loving memory mural project the project was designed with family community and input and painted by the youth violence reduction partnership members. family members prayed and hugged and hoping this is a place they can go to to remember the loved ones lost in this spot. >> in this project we keep a little piece of our family members with us.

in tioga, annie mccormick channel 6 "action news." >> an 18-year-old man has been arrested after a beat down at a spring garden station was caught on camera. andre botiak was arrested for carrying an unlicensed firearm. he attacked two ben franklin high school students after school. nobody was hurt, more arrests are expected. trenton police are looking for a gunman after four people were shot last night. the shooting happened along the unit block of wood street. there's no extent on the injuries or motives for that shooting. >> to politics now several republican presidential hopefuls are spending the weekend talking to iowa votes. 9 candidates appeared in a church for a forum sponsored by the faith and freedom coalition. a number of candidates voiced their concern about gay marriage

and abortion rights. >> meanwhile maryland governor martin o'malley spoke at democratic convention yesterday. he is considering a run for president. so far hillary clinton is the only one who announced her plan to withdrawn she spoke via video tape. a veteran is finally home, sharrie williams has the big reveal. >> reporter: with balloons in place and american flags on it is front yard, the stage is set to give back to a true hero, army staff earth murray. the murray joined the service in 2005 and wounded in 2011 when his base was attacked in average. he is being awarded with a brand new home to call his home. the fully furnished home is big enough for the staff sergeant

his wife and three children. it has four bedrooms. >> oh, my gosh look at this. >> reporter: 2 1/2 baths and backyard. all for a service member who put his country first. >> you can call me a hero. these guys are my hero to step up and help the people who serve our country and come home injury. >> reporter: the mortgage-free home is made possible through operation finally home and the pollty group. >> reporter: he paid for this home in a way i would not want to have to pay. >> to see it come together and see the family as reaction as they go through it's priceless it's exactly what we had hoped for. >> reporter: having a steady place to live was always a challenge, this means the world to the murrays. this staff sergeant said it's confirmation his service has not

been forgotten. >> we're excited that so many people came out to say thank you for what when he did. sharrie williams channel 6 "action news." >> they say they are glad to move to the delaware valley, because it puts 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. >> much more to come on "action news" this sunday. the philly pops rocking on. we have a generation of hit tunes, 6abc loves the arts has a preview. >> sky 6 looking live now chris sowers back next with the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast.

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>> smoke from a passenger's lithium battery called the evacuation of an american airlines plane this weekend. a flight attendant reported smoke in the cabin after landing at richmond international airport. the 45 passengers were evacuated. ment source was a lithium battery in a carry-on bag. nobody was hurmt. >> -- hurt. >> wouldn't you be so embarrassed if that was your computer. >> reporter: yesterday was cooperating and today will be warmer with sunshine in the mid 60s. once we get the cloud deck out of here, patchy drizzle, you can see shades of light green showing up around the delaware

bay that's pulling east and working out to sea. there's the live shot of the philadelphia international airport. all is quiet on a sunday morning, present temperature reading, 49 degrees, the winds are light out north northeast at 13 miles per hour. all is tranquil in atlantic city, as well. just a little cloud cover thanks to the system that's pushing through. 47 degrees, a light breeze out of the northwest at 5 miles per hour. the ocean temperature is chilly. 48 degrees, some of the suburbs clearing out nicely, look at the blue starting to show up here. it's the system working east. it will take all the cloud cover along with it. winds out of the north at 5 miles per hour. temperatures this same time yesterday we were down in the 20s and 30s some areas are pushing 50 right now. much, much better, reading 40 degrees philadelphia, 50. allentown, 38. millville, 45. dover, 45. sea isle city 47 degrees.

satellite and radar, high pressure right here, pushing all this down to the south. even though the radar looks pretty active this morning none of this affect our weather this afternoon. with the high planted across pennsylvania it will force all the weather to the south across the virginias and the carolinas. of we'll see severe weather across the heartland of the nation, it includes places like oklahoma city, dallas, northwest of houston you're under the gun for the possibility of a a couple of tornados later on. if you're traveling in that partly of the cannot be prepared for severe weather after 4:00, 5:00 p.m. this afternoon. with the exception of that, most of the lower 48 it was nice and quiet this morning. high pressure in control, it will force the low from west to east off the coast of the carolinas. maybe a few spritzes and sprinkles around the delaware

bay. cloud cover this morning otherwise it's clouds breaking for sunshine this afternoon. you can see that clearly on future tracker 6 promises to be a very nice day with temperatures climbing through the 50s. >> the low 60s. overnight tonight, partly cloudy, tomorrow afternoon a small, little disturbance swings through and a couple of showers pop up from time to time. it's not a wash, if you have outdoor plans don't cancel them, bring along an umbrella to be safe. if you see shower it will be light and brief. 64 degrees, clouds and sun reading, 62. millville, 62. dover, 64 and a little bit cooler along the shore with a little ocean breeze kicking in. atlantic city, 54, to himself 49 degrees, one thing that will be out of control the next couple of days will be the pollen count. especially today, on the high side make maple birch and oak. tuesday and wednesday lots of

coughing and sneezing. if you're allergy sufferer be prepared for that. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, clouds and sun today 64. tomorrow cooler, cloud cover possibility of showers 60 degrees, warmer for tuesday breezy, 69. wednesday not too bad, 70 above average for a change. thursday more clouds, couple of showers by afternoon, 64. friday and saturday, it's nice as we round out the workweek, 70 degrees for friday. sunny and beautiful for saturday, 73. >> nice. >> thank you chris. philadelphia has been home to many inno -- innovations are and now we have kids health matters. >> reporter: there's a lot of history on this block at broad and morris, for 70 years it was dominated by the southern home fortute.

now it's a children's health center a free library branch and rec center. the goal is to improve the health of the whole community. >> we always know you cannot treat a child without thinking about what's happening with the family. >> reporter: the dr. said the four partners will work on their own, but join forces for issues that cross generations like healthy eating or smoking helping adults symptom and preventing kids from starting. the doctor says that synergy should help the family. how does the disease progress,

what are the options. >> reporter: the survey showed residents around the new branch are especially interested, so she plans to go further with a computer lab for teaching. >> we'll have a health 101 session and teach classes on specific illnesses. >> reporter: and in person sessions with experts. >> reporter: the building is not due to open until december, until then they are creating fresh way to work together. erin o'hern channel 6 "action news."

glp the philly pops are getting set to close out their season with a little rock and roll. karen rogers has this week's 6abc loves the arts.

>> reporter: it's the pop's final concert of the season it's called legends of rock. it's some of the greatest anthems from the past decades. they have early hits from paul mccartney and the police and more contemporary artists such as cold play. >> cosby stills and nash, the eagles journey queen. the best of the classic rock songs will be presented in the program. >> reporter: they will get volunteer support from singers. >> we'll have three phenomenal singers and we'll have the philly pops orchestra. we'll have a stage full of talented people. >> reporter: after a season filled with everything from blockbuster hollywood scores to classic soul music the hits from the 70s the music director said it's the pop

versatility that makes them so unique. >> no matter what kind of music they are playing it sounds good, a 65 piece orchestra of first class musicians joined by entertainers performers who are top in their various fields of music, and when we put that altogether it's just magic. >> reporter: the pops perform the legend of rock may 15th through the 17th at the kimmel center. go philly.org. or 6abc.com/all the6abc loves the arts for this and other events. >> a lot of people watched abc's interview with former lymphian bruce jenner. nearly 17 million people watched as he told diane sawyer he identifies himself as a woman. was the most watched episode of

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polar bear. >> i just got a tweet from someone who said i wanted to be one of souers flowers. >> reporter: very nice [laughter]. let's go over to double scan live, this is the last of it, we're zoom into cape may county and stone harbor and cape may. a little bit of patchy drizzle. otherwise we're seeing the skies brighten up. it should be a nice afternoon. 9:00 a.m., 54. lunchtime, 60 degrees, an increase in sunshine. during the afternoon hours with a gentle breeze and sunshine it should feel good with temperatures holding steady in the low to mid 60s. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, couple of days, actually three days we'll be in the 70s now. 69 for tuesday breezy and warmer wednesday combination of sun and clouds, 70. watching a storm system for thursday, right now it doesn't look too terribly impressive,

showers and 64. 70 for friday and 73 saturday. >> it's 7:55 we're just a few minutes away from saying good morning to "good morning america." >> reporter: hi, eva and nydia good morning philadelphia, coming up on "g.m.a." the staggering death toll is rising after the massive 7.8 magazine magazine -- magnitude quake struck nepal. another powerful aftershock is rocking the area overnight. we'll bring you the latest updates as we learn more this morning. breaking overnight tensions boiling over in the streets of baltimore admonish strairlts clashing -- demonstrators clashing with police outside of the baseball stadium. gray's sister is speaking out since his death her message are for the protesters.

president obama brushing elbows with hollywood stars and star let's at the annual correspondents dinner. the question is did he get a laugh out of them, tj holmes has more from washington. we'll see you soon philly. thank you, paula. "good morning america" is next, here's the stories we're working on for you. >> we have more on the earthquake from nepal that claimed the lives of two americans, including a woman from new jersey. could you be a target for hackers? now for chris sowers, eva pilgrim, and the entire "action news" team, i'm nydia han. have a great sunday, we'll see you at 9:00 a.m.

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good morning, america. breaking now, reduced to rubble. aftershocks rocking nepal this morning in a city devastated by an earthquake. >> quite a big few avalanches coming down. >> american climbers atop mt. everest among the thousands dead. many more trapped. parts of base camp obliterated and the desperate rescue efforts under way right now to get them off the mountain. also breaking overnight, violent protests. demonstrators in baltimore smashing storefronts, fighting with police, damaging cars. the major league baseball stadium on lockdown. and the plea overnight from the sister of the man who died in police custody.