for sure -- survivors two woman were killed from new jersey in nepal. >> we have warmer, finally warmer weather. chris sowers has the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast. >> reporter: atlantic city is holding on to cloud cover we actually had drizzle across cape may county, that's working out to sea. this afternoon we'll see mixed skies, combination of sun and clouds. it was a chilly start but not as cold as yesterday 35 degrees was the morning temperature in allentown. yesterday morning they bold out at 37 -- bold out at 37. now you're up to 52. allentown is up in time 50s there was a frost advisory in

effect an hour and half ago. wilmington 40, millville 49 degrees, dover 49 degrees. this will move off the coast and take all the cloud cover with it. clouds and sun call it pleasant. 64 degrees, that's the forecasted high. much better, but below average. the normal is 68 degrees, but we have better numbers in the seven-day forecast we're going above average by the time we get into week's end i'll have the details when i see you in ten minutes. >> two drivers are in the hospital after their vehicles slammed into each other on a west philadelphia street. the action cam was on the scene at walnut. the force of the collision threw the minivan into a bus shelter. the car bounced into an dumpster

and knocked it on the side. there's no condition of the drivers. "action news" was on the scene of the accident on street road in bensalem. a pedestrian was struck near the on-ramp to the interstate i-95. the victim was rushed to the hospital in serious condition. the driver stopped after the crash and talking with police. police in delaware county are searching for the gunman in a double shooting. a k-9 unit searched for clues on west third street in chester at 10:30, the victims were rushed to crozer-chester medical center. no word on their conditions. philadelphia police are investigating after a man was shot in the neck. it happened at 10:30 in the city's frankford section. the man was rushed to temple university hospital. no word on his condition. so far police have no motive or arrest. a camden county family is

pleading for information on the killing of their star son. >> reporter: jameer bullard was wanting more for his family and he was doing it through football and academics. camden county police say a gunman opened fire on mechanic street around 12:30. jameer bullard was walking with this 16-year-old friend who we are not identifying for his protection. jameer bullard pushed him and said run and pushed him to safety. >> he saved my life. fit wasn't for him, i could have got shot too. >> reporter: one street over, his mother, father and family mourned the loss of woodrow wilson high football star. a linebacker and running back

who had dozens of college offers including one from temple university. >> he was the one who inspired me to play football. he was more than my brother my best friend my right hand man. we were in it together. >> growing up around certain situations at certain times made him we bell outlines about certain thinks -- rebellious about certain things. but he was a good kid. >> reporter: a teen weeks away from graduation who planned to change the lives of his family. >> his thing was family, he worried about his family, this came unexpected. we didn't expect this, man. >> reporter: police have not released information on a suspect, but they are trying to figure out a motive for the shooting. anyone with tips should give them a call. in a statement, the superintendent of camden schools called the killing tragic and

said the district is closely supporting students, staff and family during this difficult time. reporting in camden, kenneth moten channel 6 "action news." >> a new jersey native is the among those killed by the earthquake that has devastated nepal. 7.8 quake created an avalanche at the base camp on mount everest. 89 physician's assistant was working at the camp. the quake has killed nearly 2,000 people and destroyed one of nepal's historic landmark, a tower in the capitol of cat man man -- cat -- katmandu. four students from allentown, three were in katmandu the 4th was in

india. they are studying tibetan and himalayan cultures. school officials got information about the students quickly. >> we were in direct contact not only by e-mail, but one of the representatives that is on stateside, we were able to to have conversation over the phone and one mother face timed with her son in india. >> there's no word when they plan to return home. an assist and principal at a high school stands accused of inappropriately touching a teenager. he is charged with aggravated sexual contact. the alleged victim was 15 years old and not a student in the district. they say snyder admitted to the charges. two people were charged with the abduction of an

86-year-old military veteran and his girlfriend in southwest philadelphia. the couple was forced into a car, the alleged kidnapper forced the couple to rent cars and open a debit calendar account in the -- debit card account in the victim's names. the couple was released uninjured, more arrests are expected. a man has been arrested in connection with the attack at the spring garden septa station andre bodiak has a string of charges against him he was one of many who attacked students after school. more arrests are expected. >> commuters have a chance to weigh in on the proposed new jersey fare hiek -- hike, by 9%.

they are holding public hearings from may 15th to the 21, locations include camden, trenton and atlantic city. the american red cross put fire prevention in time hands of neighbors in camden. volunteers went door to door providing fire safety and smoke alarms. it's aimed to reduce home fires and deaths by 25% over the next five years across the u.s. america's list of best food cities and cape may broke the 20. new york, new orleans and charleston rounds out the top three. cape may has high quality food to go along with the summer vacation. one of my favorite places. >> like to save a few bucks by fixing your own car? why that could illegal. plus a police car is

crushed by falling trees from a storm in new orleans area. looking live at wilmington, delaware meteorologist chris sowers has the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast which does include a warmup, when we come right back. ♪ ♪ ♪ hershey's spreads. bring the delicious taste of hershey's chocolate to anything - everything. with hershey's spreads, the possibilities are delicious.

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i try to find something that everybody likes. this is a very good spot to do that. the most exhilarating part about this vacation was being with the whole family. it was amazing. a police car was crushed when a large tree fell when strong storms swept through parts of new orleans a car was parked on the street, nobody was

inside when it happened. there were wind gusts up to 06 miles per hour during the height of the storm that brought lightning and hail and rain to the area. large tree branches fell on top of homes and vehicles in florida, two homes had serious damage to their roof. residents say they saw a tornado, but the national weather service has not confirmed that a twister touched down in the area as of yet. meanwhile a quiet day. >> reporter: there was rough stuff out there yesterday, but things are quieting down nicely, especially here in the delaware valley. there were a few showers early around the delaware bay. as you can see now on double scan live it's working east and pushing out to sea. let's go live on sky 6 and show you the view out there. we have a combination of sun and clouds around the delaware valley, actually we don't have the sky 6. we'll go right to our -- there

they have it, okay, there's the view in atlantic city. they are still holding on to the clouds from some of the earlier bouts of drizzle they saw this morning. again you'll see your fair sunshine down there, as well. promises to be a nice day. cooling down, this week we started out nice, tuesday's high 66 degrees, look at wednesday fantastic weather wednesday 73 degrees before the cold front swept through. we had wind damage with the front and thunderstorms and the numbers tanked. thursday, 52 friday, 57 and yesterday 58 degrees. now we're rounding the bend. temperature are improving. we're 7 to 10 degrees warmer than this time yesterday. millville, 49. wilmington, 51. trenton, allentown 50 degrees. we're starting out at a good five to ten degrees milder. yesterday it wasn't all that bad, it was pretty comfortable out there.

high pressure forces all this weather out here off the coast of the virginia cames and the carolinas. we don't have a lot to worry about on the weather front. maybe a few passing showers pop up. they will be brief. only a couple of areas see them. we'll be nice and dry over the next couple of days. clouds and sunshine this afternoon, maybe couple of bubble up showers north of the poconos, none of that makes it into the delaware valley. overnight tonight tranquil evening. tomorrow morning it's clear tomorrow afternoon clouds bubble up, maybe the slightest chance of a pop-up shower in parts of the area. the big story becomings the warm scrurp -- becomes the warmup. we're talking about highs in the 60s, we should be closer to 70 for this time of the year. we'll get there tuesday wednesday, thursday and friday, all this cold weather lifts back

into canada. winds shift out of the south. wait until you see these numbers, sun and clouds, across the lehigh valley, all that morning frost is gone 61 degrees for places like bethlehem and allentown this afternoon. jersey shore, same thing morning clouds giving way to sunshine 57 degrees a little bit cooler thanks to the onshore breeze avalon sea isle city, 56, 57 degrees later on. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast we'll go 6 # degrees in philadelphia today with a -- 64 degrees in philadelphia today with a combination of clouds and sun. tomorrow clouding up maybe a pop-up shower, most of us will stay dry. this is an very unorganized system passing through. tuesday, 69. wednesday, 70. thursday, a system produces a few showers no big deal. friday and saturday, very spring-like, 70 degrees friday

and 73 for saturday, can we keep it going that's the big question. >> we'll try. a dog in boston has a taste for time pieces. moke can a -- mocha was rushed to the vet after swallowing three watches. >> those were all of my functioning watches. i think she overherd me talking to my wife that i wented to pick up -- that i wanted to pick up an apple watch but i couldn't justify because i had three functioning watches. she has taken care of that. >> we'll be right back.

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two people were killed in the crash. several others were injured. a half dozen cars were involved in the crash. we have an "action news" team heading to the scene we'll bring you updates as they become available. >> 9:24 let's get a check of the weather with chris sowers. >> reporter: let's take a look at the travel forecast starting out with satellite and radar. things are more quiet than yesterday. we had a large area ever severe weather across the tennessee valley and pan handle. florida, tornados southwest of jacksonville. all this shiferlts to the -- shifts to the west today. everybody else quiet afternoon cloud cover across the mid atlantic. shower activity racing off the coast. chicago, 43, it's a small portion of the united states that's feeling the chilly weather. it's basically the mid atlantic

and the northeast. everybody down here, temperatures climb through the 60s and 70s into the 80s across the gulf coast states. as we look at the major hubs across the country. everybody is on time. philadelphia, 52. logan, 48. boston, excuse me, chicago midway and o'hare. order atlantic -- orlando 81 degrees. >> a warning about something that may be on your smart phone free apps could allow hackers to steal your personal information and view your pictures and listener to your calls. we'll show you how you may be giving strangers access to everything. >> reporter: smart phones used for more than talking. an estimated 86% the time we spend on them using apps.

many free apps, flashlights even the bible are designed to mine and sell your private information. it's what you agree to, giving apps access to your location and what you're searching sometimes they gain access to your contacts and spam the numbers. some of the apps created by hackers imbed -- embed spy ware. >> it's almost like a trojan horse. >> an expert shows us how easy it is to steal your data. later that appears on the laptop. the phone was recording our entire conversation. >> reporter: this is the

conversation we were just having. >> a trade group tells us app developers doing their best to protect consumers. tips, don't download anything that asks for more permission than it leaves. consider paid apps that ask for fewer permissions than the free one. >> could it soon be illegal to repair your own car. automakers saying altering your car's electronic units could lead to equipment failure. the digital millennium copyright act makes tinkering with your car a violation. the electronic frontier foundation is fighting the effort. >> much more to come in "action news," a little hero, a big honor for a young boy.

>> how a bake sale highlighted gay equality among men and women. chris sowers has the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast when "action news" continues.

rescuers look for survivors after the massive earthquake in nepal.

hundreds are to be trapped in the rubble of the historic sites. >> coast guard search for missing boaters after a storm blew through during a regatta. >> meteorologist chris sowers is outside, with the accuweather forecast. much brighter out there today. >> reporter: much, much brighter. we're picking up sun glare. yesterday at this time we were in the 30s. right now 47 in quakertown. 56 in chester and center city. levittown coming in at 50 degrees, across the river we go into south jersey and delaware, also showing a lot of 50s, smyrna, 51. gandys beach 50. dover, 51. avalon 49 and browns mills 50 degrees, lots of charity runs taking place today yard sales

festivals and things like that, you picked a nice afternoon. satellite and radar showing all the moisture that you see at the bottom of the screen that is racing out to sea. we don't expect much in the way of weather at all today other than sunshine. here's the golf forecast, gentle breezes not affecting the swing today. 56 degrees by 10:00 a.m. 2:00 p.m., 62 degrees, it's going to feel a whole lot better out here. what's ahead. maybe a couple of showers for monday. they will be brief and light if you see them at all. sunshine returns by tuesday we warm up nicely toward the middle of this upcoming week. the search day forecast looks very inviting. i'll have it for you when i see you in ten minutes. nydia and eva. >> we're at the "action news" big board with the latest on the earthquake in nepal. rescuers at this hour searching the rubble of an iconic tower where hundreds ever thought to

be trapped inside. just as we learned that americans were killed on mount everest. the earthquake triggered an avalanche that obliterated part of the base camp. 17 people were killed including a new jersey woman and google executive. amish mcdonald has more. >> reporter: 6.7 aftershock sending an already shaken community running. now a race torched those buried in the rubble. the -- torched those burred in rubble. the earthquake claimed 21 lives. survivors spending the night outside fearful of the same power that brought this pole down on to a car and turned this dreaming monument into a pile of bricks. the original magnitude 7.8 earthquake felt by nearly 6 million people in nepal

india, china and bang will bangladesh. unleashing avalanches on mount everest. dramatic new images showing helicopters rescuering injured climbers, but others trapped like colorado native jim davidson who is tweeting out safety updates and american who called his friend by satellite phone. >> ryan mentioned there was triage going on. the first doctors assessing who needs to be helped immediately versus who can be helped later on. >> reporter: a doctor speaking to abc news over the phone while on route to help her colleagues at base camp. >> our team is exhausted and nervous and feeling very unsettled about whether they can get their patients out. many of them are critically injured and need surgery.

>> reporter: the avalanche killing 17 climbers total including two americans among them google executive daniel fredenberg. documenting this climb along with previous voyages. his girlfriend tweeting i'm devastating. google helping in the search for survivors with its new personal finder tool if an effort to reunite loved ones in the worst disaster to strike nepal in 80 years. >> police in investigating a shooting that left four people wounded. it happened on the unit block of wood street in trenton. police say one person was shot in the torso and rushed into emergency surgery. two others suffered gunshot wounds to the leg and the 4th

was grazed by a bullet. philadelphia police have arrested three more people in connection with the vicious beating at the gas station in olney. the three were charged with attempted murder and aggravated assault. the surveillance video shows 7 people exiting a minivan and pummeling a 51-year-old homeless man with their fists and feet and peels of wood and hammer. the victim remains in a coma. baltimore is quiet following a night of violence by hundreds of protesters angered over the death of freddie gray. the crowd at the baltimore baseball game at camden yards was told to stay inside the stadium until police said it was safe to leave. freddie gray's sister called for calm. >> my family wants to say

please please stop the violence. freddie gray would not want this violence does not get justice. >> freddie died from a spinal cord injury gotten in police custody. police say gray should have received medical attention at the spot where he was arrested, instead was put inside a police transport van handcuffed without a seat belt. the u.n. is calling on indonesia not to execute 9 foreigners. indonesian thunderstorms have asked the ten condemned prisoners for their last wishes. their execution by firing squad will be carried out by tuesday. relatives have arrived at the prison for a last visit. chilean authorities no

longer expect a volcanic blast that spewed ash into a river that is salmon river. workers are sweeping ash from rooftops. the volcano is still active, but they no longer expect another big eruption. >> today marks the 29th anniversary of the chernobyl disaster. hundreds gathered for a memorial to the victims. worst power plant accident. flowers were laid at homes in memory of the victims. the accidents was blamed for killing 50 people initially but the high cancer rates in the area have killed thousands. the chernobyl nuclear plants exploded and leak massive amounts of radiation into the atmosphere. four people are missing after sailboats capsized in a

regatta. as many as 50 people were rescued from the water. one person was confirmed dead. some of the survivors meantime talked about their horrifying ordeal. >> the storm just subsided just enough that i could keep my head up not drink too much salt water. >> i really thought i was going to die actually. i was really scared. i thought that the wave would keep coming in, the boat was going to sink, that would be the end and we would have to jump in. >> the coast guard continued to search for the missing throughout the night. therein as many as 200 people taking part in the regatta when the storm rolled in on dolphin island. obama administration revealed a 6 year report that looks into americans phone calls and e-mails. the report was issued yesterday.

the program was code named stellar wind and lost in the aftermath of 9/11. the patriots act expires on june 1. they want to continue the program including the provision that allows the nsa to collect information on our phone calls. the white house correspondents dinner was last night. it is called the nerd prom. the highlight of the night was the stand jump routine by the commander in chief. >> it is true i have managed not to make everybody happy. 6 years into my presidency some people say i'm arrogant and aa lot aloof and condescending.

some people are so dumb. >> a close call, a convenience store cashier barely escapes injury after a car crashes into a window. >> a heard of cows is no match for floodwaters seep through texas. looking live at philadelphia international, looking okay, better than yesterday. right. chris sowers has the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast when we come right back. here's to the explorers. those diagnosed with cancer who didn't settle

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let's go to storm tracker 6 live double scan, we'll get you started with a view of the radars this morning which are crystal clear now and patchy drizzle around the delaware bay region all that is long gone at this point. skies are bright, nice and sunny. 52 degrees that's the official number at the airport. dewpoint, # 1. 31. winds picking up a little bit. pressure is starting to rise. there's the lovely view in atlantic city. starting to see the sunshine. not too many folks on the boards. with temperatures climbing in the 60s looks like the boardwalk will get crowded later on. water temperature that's an issue, for the fisherman it's on the chilly side. 48 degrees off atlantic city. delaware bay and bay temperatures in the upper 40s 49 in millville. 52 in philadelphia. trenton, 50. poconos a pair of 4s with the winds out of northeast 10 to

15 miles per hour. it's a chilly wind. temperatures will climb this afternoon with all the sunshine. 15 miles per hour in wilmington, 14 in philadelphia. 12 in trenton. here's satellite and radar, high pressure sitting right here, forcing all this wet weather off the coast an out to sea. none of this is going to come up in the delaware valley. that will leads us to a lot of sunshine this afternoon. actually just about the entire country should stay nice and quiet today. this is the only travel trouble spot out there. if you're traveling in the southern plains and texas there's a tornado threat near dallas, northwest of houston. this area is under the gun. you can see these storms flaker up this afternoon into the evening. with the exception of that we have snow flying across the colorado rockies. most of the lower 48 high and dry. a nice weather pattern we are moving into. clouds and sunshine this afternoon. no weather issues.

overnight quiet parthly -- partly cloudy skies with temperatures in the 40s. monday we'll start out with sunshine arena increase clouds in the afternoon one or two areas could see an isolated shower in the afternoon hours. if we see its going to be light very hit or miss don't cancel the outdoor plans. 64 very nice day sun and clouds. dover, 64, reading 62. somewhat cooler on the coast thanks to be an onshore breeze, 54 in atlantic city, 57 in cape may. pollen count is going through the roof today arena tomorrow. clouds and sun 64. tomorrow be on the look out for a brief passing shower. clouds and sun 60. the here comes the warmup, 69 not too bad. wednesday, 70 degrees, thursday, clouds and showers possible,

cooler high of 64. next weekend early call temperatures in the 7 ons friday, 70. saturday, 3, sunday, 75 -- saturday, 73 sunday, looks like 75. >> fans had a chance to scoop up some of oprah's favorite things. there were a lot of things up for grabs there's artwork furniture and clothing and exercise equipment from her home gym. proceeds from the auction benefit the oprah leadership foundation in south africa.

>> a hankering for a slushy may have saved a man's life in new york state. take a look at this video. he walked away from the register to get a slushy moments before a car careening through the front window. police say the 51-year-old driver suffered a medical emergency which caused him to lose control of the car. the driver is okay and nobody inside the store was hurt. at the "action news" big board with big talkers, we have a small quaint statue in town, greeting you with a sign welcome to the land of rape and honey. it's referring to the rape seed.

it's a key agricutlure problem in the town. residents are being asked whether the slogan should be changed. in montana a bake sale about gender pay equality. cookies were sold to women for 77 cents. men had to pony up a dollar. the organizer said for every dollar a man makes a woman makes 77 cents. she said partly of the problem is poor negotiating skills. >> women are socially can understand to be the more sub missive type. men go thank you but what about this for a salary. when we are socially can understand as children it follows into adulthood. >> know your words and ask for

what you want. teaching young women how to negotiate salary before going into the job market could help lesson the pay gap. sports is up next.

>> welcome back on this sunday, 89:53, 53 degrees, sky6 live hd taking a live look from our temple university camera. looking at center city, a beautiful shot right there. >> the phillies face the braves apt citizens bank park this afternoon and you may want to arrive early for the special treat it's the phillie phanatic's 37th builder. the phils hope to wrap up the

series against atlanta with a win. here's jeff skeverski with all your sunday morning sports. >> reporter: wins have been hard to come by for your phillies and nobody knows that better than starter david buchanan. winless in his last 13 starts, he has not won a game get this since last august. ryan howard looks like a younger version of himself. two run shot, this is the second homer of the season. phils up 2-0. but they blow it, buchanan is throwing no hit ball also in the if it. he gives a solo shot he is on the board and down one. eaten, 4 hits, 200 -- two runs. buchanan has not won since last august.

>> he has quality starts he goes out and battles made improvements this year this by far was his best up, he cruised into the 7th. so it's 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 at temple. one of the greatest touchdowns you'll ever see thanks to leah estimates, devon stills little girl who is battling cancer. she gets the first play of the game. look at her go, 45-yard touch down, she gets into the endzone and spikes the ball after the touchdown and does a touch down dangs at the temple cherry and white game what a scene. >> we play football a lot when we're by our

she looked fret athletic. >> reporter: how about the union, kicking themselves after another loss at columbus, rough game for john mccarthy, gave up 3 first half goals. union lost 4-1. they have played nine matches and only one win to show for it. union and phillies continue to struggle. that's sports, i'm jeff skeverski. have a great day! >> don't forget the "action news" sports team brings you the 2015 draft breakdown that's this thursday and friday nights at 11:30. we'll have a recap of all the eagles draft pick also. it was a moment of a lifetime for a little boy who was outfitted for an iron man theme prosthetic hand. he threw out the first pitch at the basketball game. it was all because of college students who created the 3d

hand. it has a grow in the bark laser on his palm. very cool. >> that's awesome. 9:56, two local schools are recognized for their efforts to make earth a better place to live. >> stepping in when mom is absent how a cat is helping abandoned newborn puppies. those stories and chris sowers will have the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast when we come back.

>> welcome back, 10:00 a.m., sunday april 26. in time news, we have breaking news a live report on the closure of 295 in gloucester county is coming up. two people are hurt in a car crash that left debris across the philadelphia sidewalk. frantic search for survivor survivors after the earthquake in nepal. we have learned two americans were killed, including a person from new jersey. >> spring-like weather is finally taking over the delaware valley. meteorologist chris sowers is at the "action news" big board. chris. >> reporter: what a difference a day makes yesterday morning stuck in the 20s and 30s briefly before where he climbed

into the 50s though, we're already in the 50s, trenton 53. winds out of the northeast at 10 to 15 miles per hour. dover in the 50s wilmington, 54. atlantic city, 51. sea isle city, 51. lie temperatures will top out somewhere in the low to mid 60s today. philadelphia we're going 64, the model has us at 63. note what's going on closer to the shore. it's going to be that time of the year where the ocean temperatures are in the 40s anytime you pick up an east or northeasterly breeze it will keep the communities on the sand cooler than inland locations. 64 for philadelphia. atlantic city, avalon, sea isle city 54. 55 ten degrees cooler down there. double scan live showing the showers and patchy drizzle we saw across the delaware bay region. that's all working west to east to the south and pushing away from the region. whatever cloud cover you're seeing right now that will give way to sunshine this afternoon.

citizens bank park game 3. phillies taking on the braves, clouds and sun first pitch temperature, 61 arena by the 9th inning -- and by the 9th inning 64 degrees. don't forget the sun screen. monday, clouds and sunshine, 60 degrees. we'll have a big warm up in the forecast. i'll have the details when i see you again. >> we begin with breaking news, a pileup involving 6 cars has killed two people. it happened on 295 in gloucester county. sharrie williams scraings us live from the -- joins us live from the scene sharrie. >> reporter: nydia and eva the new jersey state police are describing this accident as serious. we'll give you the best vantage point this morning. we can see that traffic has been asked to only use the shoulder to get by where this accident happened along mile post 17 off

295. you can see the emergency vehicles from here on scene. right behind the emergency vehicles is one of the disabled cars involved in the crash. new jersey state police telling us this all happened around 8:22 a.m. calling it a multi-vehicle accident on 295 in the southbound lanes near mile marker 17. we are being told two people dialed from the crash and several others injured. details coming that at least 6 vehicles were involved in the accident. that, of course, caused multiple lane closer at one point in both directions. the northbound traffic is rolling better at this hour, but in the southbound lane is what you're looking at now cars are being asked to use only the shoulder. of course, they are taking all precautions to clean up the debris and those affected by the accident.

the accident happened over an hour and half ago traffic is still being slowed. newnew jersey state police being the lead agency is causing a backup and slow down coming down southbound 295. it begins to slow down at the berkeley road exit if you're familiar with the area. the accident happening at 8:22. at least 6 cars have been involved. new jersey state police confirming that two people at this point have died from the accident. this again happening in east greenwich township. we'll pass more along to you nydia and eva throughout the morning. for now, live in east greenwich township, sharrie williams channel 6 "action news." >> now to the latest on the earthquake that rocked nepal's katmandu. dozens of aftershocks sent people into the streets one day after the enormous tremor left

2100 people. two victims were americans on mount everest. among those killed was a native of edison, new jersey. she was a doctor at the camp. one of two americans killed by the avalanche on mount everest. a google executive was killed. >> four students from muhlenberg college who were studying in nepal escaped injury. three were in katmandu at the time the 4th was in india on assignment they are studying tibetan and himalayan culture also. college got information about the students quickly. >> we were in direct contact not only by e-mail, but with ruft -- one of the

representatives stateside. of course, one of the mothers face timed with her son in india. >> no word when the students plan to return home. >> two drivers are in the hospital after their vehicles slammed into each other on a west philadelphia street. the cheviy van and car collided this morning. the car bounced into a dumpster and knocked it on its side. no word on the conditions of the drivers. police are investigating a crash that left a pedestrian seriously hurt. police say a pedestrian was struck at 1:30 on the on-ramp to interstate 95. the victim was rushed to the hospital in serious condition. the driver stopped after the crash and talking with police. >> police in delaware county are searching forment gunman involved in a double shooting. k-9 units search for clues in

chester at 10:30. two victims were rushed to crozer-chester medical center. no word on their conditions. a family is pleading for justice. their star on the football field and classroom was gunned down. jameer bullard was walking on mechanic street early saturday morning, when someone opened fire. jameer bullard pushed himself to safety and realized he was shot. we're not identifying his friend for his protection. >> he saved my life, he is my hero. if it wasn't for him i could have got shot, too. >> yesterday afternoon, jameer bullard's mothery father mourned their loss. he with as a woodrow wilson football star a run back with dozens of college awrls.

offers. assistant principal at roxborough high school in morris county the alleged victim was 15 careers old and not a student in the district. they also snyder has admitted to the charges. two people were charged with the abduction of an 86 military veteran and his girlfriend. the couple were forced into a car, the alleged kidnappers forced the couple to rent cars and open a debit card account. police think they intended to use the calendar cars and debit cards for criminal activity. new jersey will raise

transit fares by 9%. there will be hears from may 16 through the 21st. locations are trenton camden and atlantic city. five of the mayoral candidates gathered at temperature uniformity for another forum. they discussed if elected how they plan to move the city toward a sustainable economy. it was connected to the sustainable network business policy platform. they are committed to buildings a green and thriving economy in the greater philadelphia area. >> we're a month away from the primary, each week we profile the candidates. >> let's go out and get to work. thank you. >> reporter: since he decided to throw his hat in the ring jim kenny is moving fast gathering up major endorsements at a rapid

pace, and black officials from the strong city's turn out. on the issue of improving philadelphia schools he said he believes governor tom wolf and the progressive line. >> universal pre-k for all kids in the city. integrating the city government into the schools making schools community spaces and places for people to go and get services. >> reporter: kenny believes he must address the towns deeply entrenched poverty. >> get people out of incarceration $40,000 a year to keep them locked you mean as opposed to getting them a job and paying taxes. >> reporter: kenny has to wrestle with balancing the budget. >> people say get rid of the wage tax you better be prepared for a city with very little

services. >> reporter: now that police brutality has erupted into a national issue how would he handle the issue in philadelphia. >> i think we have an issue between the african-american minorities and the police you improve that. >> reporter: kenny said commissioner ramsey stays if he wants the job. did not he'll promote from within. >> the police department is the most critical department. >> reporter: he won citywide election for council time and again. but the mayor's race is a different creature. the last two mayors have come from the time rails of district councilman to win the brass ring. vernon odem channel 6 "action news." >> the latest lift of america's best food cities is out and cape may broke the top 20.

it came in at 19. the magazine says cape may has plenty to offer travelers seeking high quality food to go along with their summer beach vacation. one of my favorite shore towns. >> still ahead on "action news" sunday morning. a cat is taking over as mommy after a literal of puppies is found. tornado alley is clearing away debris after strong storms hit the region. looking live at cape may speaking of good food, makes you hungry looking at it, doesn't it or makes you want to be warrant. meteorologist chris sowers has the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast how warm will it be? we'll find out.

>> a storm packing fierce winds battered parts of kentucky. officials are trying to determine if a tornado did this damage. the powerful wind knocked down trees and power lines and blew the roof off several homes. there are no reports of injuries, the downed trees will not be cleared until tomorrow at the very earliest. >> in our area we're warming up. >> reporter: that's right, no weather like that around here. let's get you outside there's the temple university camera. our buddy is back hitting the tennis ball against the wall. looks like he is doing all right out there. that's the folks walking around

in the distance. it's a beautiful morning, lots of sunshine. double scan live crystal clear the spritzes and sprinkles we had around the delaware bay this morning are long gone and skies have brightened up nicely. 53 degrees dewpoint, 32. winds out of the northeast at 10 miles per hour. that's putting a chill in the air, but the temperatures will soar this afternoon. barometer rising 29.71 inches. north and west we go temperatures are in the low 50s, the exception being places like fleetwood slatington well to the northwest. 47 for those areas. tanersville, 46. 56 in chester and center city. leave he let town coming in in levittown coming in at 56 degrees. buena, 53 degrees not too bad. for the shorepoints later this afternoon, winds will start to come in off the ocean out of the northeast. cruel climb with everybody else until about the first part of the afternoon and then your numbers down here will pull

back, that's the ocean influence. everybody is generally 8 to 10 degrees warmer than yesterday at this time. we're improving. satellite and radar shows improvement here, as well. all the moisture is working out to sea. clear conditions for the keystone state. that's how we'll keep it this afternoon. there's the good guy high pressure off to the north he forces this low out to sea can't come up. this provides us with a light day today. tomorrow moisture gets kicked back from the system there could be an isolated shower or two. during the afternoon showers, 20 or 30% of us will see that, most of us stay dry. future tracker 6 mostly sunny skies, puffy cumulus clouds, partly cloudy overnight tonight tranquil evening. tomorrow cloud cover bubbles up, one or two showers possible, most of us staying dry, not a big deal. the big deal is this, the pattern is finally going to break, this cold chilly air mass

sitting across the lower 48 is finally retreating this is pushing back to the north into canada. wind will shift out of the south and that means warmer conditions by the time we get into tuesday. there's several days we have forecasted highs in the 70s. the only issue is the pollen count is very high maple birch and oak through the roof today. pulse back tomorrow because of threat of showers tuesday and wednesday it surges again. clouds and sun nice, 64 degrees that's the forecasted high today. partly cloudy and chilly, 40 degrees outlying suburbs, 44 for center city. those numbers are where they should be for this time. year. 63 degrees tomorrow isolated brief shower possible during the afternoon. otherwise a combination of sun and clouds, breezy, warmer for tuesday, 69. wednesday, 70. south jersey and delaware, 72, 73, really nice day thursday,

clouds showers gray out there 64. the friday, saturday and sunday, next weekend at this point looks picture perfect with highs in the 70s and lots of sunshine. of course i just changed it, is of now it looks really good. >> in celebration of earth day local schools compete for record nicks as they try to make their communities and the planets a better place to live. each and every year two schools are chosen and presented a five thousand dollar check. david murphy was there this year. >> reporter: the douglass school in wilmington is the first school in delaware to win this award. >> we're excited and appreciate the opportunity to serve the community as well as receive the gift. >> reporter: the students planted a garden and harvest

their own vegetables to create healthy lunches. >> i'm happy to see it progress and get if you recall -- owe fuller and bigger. for winning the award the douglass received a 35,000-dollar check from an environmental law firm. they got a fun visit from the wawa goose. students in this urban philadelphia setting have taken the idea of going green and boy have they run with it. this school is making its footprint on on the he using the water and they have recycled tires. they have received a 5,000-dollar check and a visit

from the goose. >> we can buy a few more things for the school yard that's sorely needed. i'm meteorologist david murphy for channel 6 "action news." gloonch r

>> all i can say thank goodness it's not as cold as yesterday right. sky6 live hd looking live at penns landing already

54 degrees outside 10:20. we're at the "action news" big board with a look at the odd and unusual pictures of the week it's all animals. first up, is this kermit's real life brother. this species of frog was discovered in costa rica. it looks like the muppet. they are called glass frogs because you can see through their skin and see their organs. it's the 14th species of glass frog that was found in costa rica. the the last one discovered was in 1973. pretty cool there. next up, this little guy has an extra limb to hop on. he was born with a 5th leg and has become an internet sensation, he was born healthy a week and half ago. he is doing very well hopping around on the four legs.

the extra limb is in the front. else not the first five leg lamb born in the uniformity k. the other was born back in 2013. every now and then we are reminded that motherhood is universal. two cats in utah paying mommy to abandoned puppies. they are born a week ago friday, but their mother died. the cats were taken in by the humane society of utah are nursing the puppy as their own litter. the puppies are thriving and they are starting to bottle feed. of volunteers feel they will find a foster family for the puppies very soon. that's a look at the odd pictures from the week, nydia back over to you. >> meteorologist chris sowers takes another look at the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast in just a moment. we'll be right back.

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>> inside story is the coming up on 6abc, here's tamala edwards with a preview. >> reporter: good morning, coming up on inside story we have a great show. city council president darrell clark is our news maker. he dives into a number of issues. it's budget season. will the mayor get 103 million for schools. will we get programs to reduce crime. and what does he think about the state of things in the mayor's race. speak speaking of which our panel gets into that. there was interesting movements about who was endorsed by whom this week. does it tell us about the landscape of philadelphia, and who is looking good as we move toward that election.

that's coming up on inside story, we hope to see you there. >> here's the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast how about 64 degrees today a nice afternoon coming up. whatever morning cloud cover we were seeing that will give way to sunshine this afternoon. 60 degrees tomorrow, maybe an isolated brief shower, most of us stay dry. 69 tuesday 70 degrees wednesday that's the first of three days in the seven-day forecast we have 70s showing up. 70 for friday, 73 saturday, sunday looks good, temperatures look to be around 75. the. >> this this week with george stephanopoulos is coming up on 6abc. >> this morning george skullses the death of warren weinstein. >> reporter: breaking news on how america handles hostage. clinton cash is raising confess

about clinton as well. we're looking at supreme court arguments on same-sex marriage. and transgender rights after bruce jenner's remarkable interview with diane sawyer. that's all coming up on this week. >> we're working on stories two people are dead after a pileup on 295 in gloucester county. >> a popular bike maker is issuing a recall, why a million bikes could pose a safety hazard. >> for eva pilgrim, chris sowers, and the entire "action news" team, i'm nydia han. we'll see you at noon.

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