ng lines. there are several more arrests today as people throw bottles at police and president obama says that the looters should be treated as criminals. >> i believe that there are some police departments that need to do some soul searching but i think we as a country have to do some soul searching this is not new it's been going on for decades. the city has imposed a curve you tonight starting at 10:00 there are still concerns about another violent night kenneth moton is live at north and pennsylvania avenue kenneth, that is the epicenter of a lot of this. shirleen it's been an incredible 24 hours let me step inside and

see the cvs pharmacy here, like this one right here that we saw burning on tv last night. there are thousands of officers in the city right now but they are not the only ones trying to keep the piece people have filled up this intersection to take their community back, in the light of day this is a different city, police officer from across the region from every corner of baltimore in a violence night of protests. >> we need answers but this is not the way to get it. the national guard surrounded city hall and police lined up to respond and brief clashes between the officers and demonstrators have broken out but community leaders are quick to calm tensions, instead of rocks and bricks being thrown at police, we saw residents and volunteers being armed with trash bags and brooms the cvs

was the scene of an organized cleanup effort this check cashing business looted and destroyed. >> anybody that cares about this place is heart broken it was a heavy night and i was praying for our city and praying for our safety. >> like school teacher mr. butts. >> people can come together as a commune, different colors and ages are working to restore baltimore. >> the riots came in the wake of baltimore resident freddie gray, who suffered a spinal cord injury and died in police custody. >> his family and friends denounced the violence. they understand that when you mistreat children this is what happens. >> baltimore has requested help

from the mid-atlantic region, 150 new jersey state police officers will be deployed to help here and pennsylvania state police are on stand by. reporting in baltimore kenneth moton, channel 6 "action news." >> hoping the police will not be needed tonight. thank you. meanwhile the baltimore orioles have postponed the game against the chicago white sox, they will play tomorrow's game and won't let fans inside that means the teams will play in an empty stadium at camden yards. you can watch more video from kenneth moton, and pictures of the scene right there right now at 6abc.com. the road repairs continue today after a deadly crash in montgomery county south park avenue in lower providence township is closed sin yesterday's firery wreck that kill aid truck driver sara bloomquist is live at the scene and now people have to go

through another night before this road is back open. >> reporter: shirleen that is right, the hope is to have south park avenue back open as early as 6:00 tomorrow morning but there is still work to do. environmental teams have work to do removing the powder from the pavement. they put tarps on the front lawn and they'll tackle that later. they will mill it from jones to eagleville, it's a complicated cleanup after a deadly crash. >> it's waxy and slippery there is a powder used in cosmetics that when all over south avenue when a tanker truck and tractor trailer collided. >> when you walk on the surface it feels like are you walking on the wax floor, imagine the loss

of traction of vehicles driving on a surface like that. >> reporter: lower providence official his to consults with the makers of the product to figure out how to clean it up. turns out soap and water works. >> it involves the application of water detergent, scrubbing and then high pressure water application to the product. it is then swept into a large vacuum for removal from the site. >> reporter: the tanker truck was carrying raw sewage and it went down into a nearby creek they contained the sludge using pumps and they will assure that the cosmetic powder is completely gone, meantime the road is closed. residents condition use it and

you can't even walk down the street. >> if it weren't for my friends coming to visit me i would be out of luck. can't even walk up to wawa for a cup of coffee. >> the driver of the tranker truck was killed he is jermonjeffers of stowe pennsylvania now that the white cosmetic powder is removed from the pavement lower township police can begin a more thorough investigation. live in audubon, i'm sara bloomquist channel 6 "action news." >> thanks sara. now to a first check of the accuweather forecast. as the temperatures continue to creep back upward. lets go outside to adam joseph live along city avenue. look at satellite from 8:00 this

morning, the fair weather cumulous clouds have bubbled up in many locations but when the sunsets, the sky remains clear. it's mild, 68 in allentown and 68 in wilmington upper 60s for philadelphia as well as millville, but a sea breeze has kicked in and the ocean is only 51, with an easterly wind from stone harbor to cape may temperatures in the mid-50s. quite a difference at the shore. 18 miles per hour in philadelphia, 16 in wilmington and 13 at the shore and as high as 22 miles per hour in the poconos, if you head home head home in work, the kids play in the backyard breezy and temperatures falling to 64 between 6:00 and 8:00 tonight. when i come back we'll talk about cooler temperatures and summertime warmth coming in the seven day. >> thank you adam. we have breaking news right now, chopper 6 hd live over

philadelphia international airport the scene of an emergency landing, just minutes ago, our camera showing you zoomed in as far as we can get on the jet, the plane experienced engine difficulty while in air and made an emergency landing at phl, not sure if phl was its final destination, that is not smoke but foam that is being sprayed by emergency crews there at the scene to prevent a fire from breaking out on board that flame, everybody is being evacuated as we speak, no reports of injuries no word on the cause of all of this, we know that it was experiencing engine difficulty but no word on the cause of the engine difficulty or the final destination of this plane we are learning details on this as we speak. we'll pass them on to you as soon as we get more information.

all right brian the devastation from the massive earthquake in nepal the death toll continues to rise, the prime minister says as many as 10,000 people may be dead and 8 million others affected. and now areas are not accessible to relief workers and can only be seen as you see here by drone. >> this is new video from tibet this afternoon the earth shakes and buildings buckle and tremendousers causing terror. saturday'sake brought ancient temples to ruins. >> it's coming in for such a large earthquake we'll only fibds out more in the days to come. >> rescue effortses are in the fourth day and a frantic mission to find anyone alive in the devastation, there are still signs of hope t an american

photographer describes surviving the moment of impact. >> it was the type of screaming and shrills that equate to a horror movie there was panic and pandemonium. bad weather is hampering rescue and relief efforts. >> lack of drinking water and people are suffering from problems. >> aftershocks continue as terrified people are making their homes in giant tent cities and others are escaping the epicenter. >> i am going to my home town. >> on mount everest an avalanche claimed the lives of 18 people including four americans helicopters are working to rescue 200 people trapped by falling ice. >> the job of these three pilots

is to extract as many as you can. >> there are many americans still unaccounted for we have information on nepal on our website right now, find more pictures and videos of the devastation, we have listed charities and organizations helping the victims of this disaster, you can find information on our 6abc.com. >> all right alicia. the u.s. supreme court heard historic arguments on same-sex marriage today. protesters gathered outside while the justices heard arguments if gay and lesbian marriages should be allowed in every state. justice anthony kennedy's vote could be the deciding factor. he asked tough questions of both sides making it difficult to know what he will choose. it's time for a first check of the "action news" traffic report today.

lets go live to matt pellman in the traffic center. we are not off to the most stellar start big accidents on the highways this afternoon and one is on 95 northbound side between the vine street expressway and girard avenue here comes the ladder truck pulling up to the accident scene and taking out the northbound lane and it looks like we have multiple lanes blocked once the fire truck pulls up and assumes its position. ladder trucks are going by pulling up ahead of the crash here the left side of 95 northbound is getting by in this normally busy spot, causing big delays to spill back into penn's landing, we'll have the two left lanes getting by. if you are trying to escape that and ducking off the vine street expressway, you are out of luck because of another ladder truck and another accident. everybody is funneling down to the left lane meaning jammed

solid from 95 on the westbound side of the vine, if are you coming off the schuylkill on the northbound side of the roosevelt boulevard, here it's a broken down truck and the delays are heavy in this normally busy spot as well. lots of complicating factors, downloading the waze app for free and can you get around the problems find out about the problem and see the speeds in advance of the situations and then the speeds and congestion on the surrounding routes. we'll check it again in the next half hour. now is the time for philadelphians to voice their concerns for their comcast cable service, today marks the first meeting to give feedback to the city as leaders renegotiate their agreement with comcast that expires this year, better customer service and free broadband and better pricing packages. the next meeting is tonight at

5:00 at south philadelphia high school. to business now taking a look at the closing numbers on wall street, the dow jones picked up 72 points after yesterday's losses, the nasdaq still taking hits and the s&p 500 up almost 6 points on the day, another major brand is getting rid of antibiotics tyson food will phase out humanity antibiotics over the next few years and work with its suppliers to reduce the amount offant nights about hogs and turkeys and chick and. and they own jimmy dean and hillshire farms and sara lee. this follows a similar announcements from mcdonald's last month. lets go back to the breaking story at philadelphia international airport a much closer look at that commercial airliner we showed you before after it was sprayed with foam

this was do to to an emergency landing at the airport. apparently it had troubles with its engine and you can see several people on the grass those may have been the passengers evacuated from the plane, still no word quote where this plane was headed and again that is a look at the plane that made an emergency landing at philadelphia international airport, we'll bring you the latest as soon as we get it. a philadelphia hospital has expanded its reach into the garden state childrens hospital cut the ribbon on its specialty care center in plainsboro, new jersey, it's designed to handle physical therapy and diagnostic tests. weather delayed the official opening. a new detox diet is getting

a lot of bus called supervising. alicia vitarelli is here to explain it. >> reporter: this follows in the footsteps of a juice cleanse, but instead of juice you have soup, a soup cleanse claims to help boost weight loss and give you more energy and even make your skin glow. 20-year-old andrea schenn was looking for a way to get her diet back on track. >> and joy exercising and being fit and she signed up for real soup cleanse for detox. >> founder says you eat tons of nutrition dense greens. >> and they are low in sodium

too, wonderful whole natural flavorings like lemon and ginger and pepper. the soups total 500 calories for the day breakfast is a leafy green soup called detox and then shine, a sweeter carrot based soup. >> this is good. >> its great for you beta carotene, and helps your skin glow. >> purify is loaded with spinach and broccoli and meant to power you through the day and mid-afternoon it's time to energize. >> this one is beat based with fruit like oranges and apples. >> lucinda says you finish with spanish and trend transcend a fruit based soup.

>> most people feel energized as their body frees itself of all of this weighted down food you are always eating. >> as for andrea -- >> the one day cleanse is only $69 and only recommended for one to three days. as for taste i only like a few of them, but i don't like green food. >> lobster bisque? >> no. >> french onion? >> no. >> thank you. philadelphia is gearing up for the cross broad street run. this one will be the best one yet, tens of thousands of competitors will hit the

pavement for the ten miler on sunday morning and my colleagues will be a part of them. turning once again to the exclusive accuweather forecast, and word that spring has returned. lets go to adam joseph who has the details on the rising temperatures. sky 6 hd showing the camera bouncing a bit and it's a windy afternoon, if are you taking a stroll on the boardwalk temperatures plummeted on the shore with winds switching off the water and a sea breeze kicking in and winds you felt them throughout the day at 32 miles per hour and allentown 31 and trenton 35 miles per hour and wilmington 33 and atlantic city 24 miles per hour. but at least the winds for most

locations on the warm side. inland, upper 60s is the name of the game but it came along the shore we are only in the mid-50s, the ocean is just 51 degrees, with the winds coming in from the east there only 5 miles inland it's in the 50s and beyond that it jumps quickly into the upper 60s. satd light and radar east of maine it continues to pull away and taking a lot of the cloud cover with it. the cumulous clouds once the sunsets and we are setting up for a clear night tonight and 43 in allentown and philadelphia 50 degrees and right along the shore temperatures 48 and 49. future tracker 6 tomorrow afternoon sunshine is dominating the sky and the temperatures will get even warmer than today, well above normal 74 philadelphia, 73 in wilmington and 72 in allentown but as we speed up time, a couple of days

from now the winds start to switch from the east as a low develops from the south and that brings more cloud cover and overall a dry day and a couple of sprinkles south and west and temperatures back off to normal in the mid to upper 60s. sunny and pleasant and 74 degrees, and a few clouds in the afternoon, thursday clouds and sunshine and we back it off to friday, a cloudy day and temperatures only at 60 for a high but a quick turn around into saturday, 70 for a high and sunshine just a few clouds we'll talk about the sunday forecast and what to expect again for that race in the morning what it will be like in the afternoon and a taste of summer in the latter part of that seven-day forecast. we'll show you those numbers in the last half hour. >> you had me at summer adam. still ahead the local college president that stepped down from his post today. >> plus, he is a former

firefighter accused of holding his old co-workers hostage and he went to court as the judge and decided the future of the case. and mirror mirror on the -- what? the not so funny find a chicago comedian found in the restroom and the bar's outrageous response.

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it is 4:30 and "action news" continues, with an update on breaking news we are following at philadelphia international airport chopper 6 hd is live over a plane that had to make an emergency landing about 40 minutes ago officials tell "action news" that an engine on regional flight 4882 went out while the plane was flying from raleigh durham to newark it lands saferly and everyone has been evacuated. the flight was operated by united, this could have an impact on incoming and out going flights as you can imagine, we'll bring you the latest as it becomes available. now to the latest on a developing story we are

following from the start today out of maryland. right now an uneasy calm has settled over the city of baltimore that following the night of violence and rioting, at least 20 police officers were hurt during the chaos and more than 200 people were alefted, including 34 juveniles as protesters set fire to businesses and hundreds of cars. president obama says he understands the anger over freddie gray but what happened in baltimore is not a protest. >> when individuals get crowbars and start prying open doors to loot, they are not protesting. a handful of criminals and thugs who tore up the place. >> the national guard is patrolling the city to ensure there will not be a repeat of last night's violence and baltimore's mayor imposed a

curfew starting at 10:00 tonight. "action news" had details on all of our platforms followers of our 6 abc facebook page got information and raw video clips from the ground in the afternoon and evening make sure are you getting out as it happens and check the light but the. it's a month since a montgomery county man allegedly held his colleagues hostage in their firehouse today the former firefighter appeared in court and vernon odom was there and he joins us live from elkins park with more. >> there is peace and serenity here at the firehouse in elkins park here, as you look at this historic company many had to go to court to relive their recent

traumatic experience, paul jordan cried during his court appearance today and he could be looking at many years in prison. it happened in the basement. lamont fire company, after jordan stormed in after being fired the night before taking fellow firefighters hostage and threatening to kill one of them. they testified he fired a shot past the head of one of the hostages and they later talked him to surrendering. and jordan's court appointed lawyer says the stress of losing his firefighting job. >> the job experience he had and the stress he loved the job he loved it and he was very, very upset that he wasn't going to be doing that anymore. >> mark logan says that the s.w.a.t. team officers came into the basement they form aid human wall around jordan to make

sure police did not open fire. >> he graphically described his company's ordeal. >> jordan will stand trial on multiple charges including kidnapping and weapons violation violations, his lawyer says he has no previous criminal records. >> that indicates a faction of concern, jordan's family is in court today to support him. >> love my brother. >> paul jordan's lawyer tells me tonight he will enter a not guilty plea when jordan goes back to court for arraignment in late june, the firefighters in lamont deeply appreciate the kindness and concern they have received from across montgomery county in the days since their traumatic event here. vernon odom, channel 6 "action news." >> vernon thank you. a home that was being demolished by the city of philadelphia came down sooner than expected today and the

"action news" cam was on north 18th street just after 11:00 that is where the front end of a building collapsed. no one was hurt but the property next door was damaged as a result officials evacuated that building and the cause of the partial collapse is still under investigation. >> philadelphia police are asking for the public's help today identifying a man that threatened a store clerk with a box cutter the suspect is shown walking into the chin paper towel store on april 13th he heads towards the cashier and forces the young woman to go behind the counter, the man steals handfuls of cash before walking back out and the clerk was not hurt in the or feel, if you recognize the suspect call southeast detectives. police are looking for the gunman should shot up a west philadelphia neighborhood last night.

instead stray bullets hit four cars and one house. it is not clear at this point if the home struck was the intended target fortunately no one was injured. today hundreds of pounds worth of ammo was destroyed in conshohocken it's called an ammo burn, and handled by the montgomery county sheriff's bomb disposal unit. >> she are then put through a highly sophisticated burner. that released harmful particles. and now adam joseph i was jealous of you a couple of minutes ago being outside. >> if you can get out for a dinner break get out there. don't be jealous you have plenty of time. >> sky 6 hd right now in center city just a few clouds puffing their way across the sky, 69 and

it's dew point 36 and winds from the north northwest at 18 miles per hour, it's breezy today and northwest in chester county near honey brook you can see there a few fair weather cumulous clouds above making a pretty landscape there making a dotting of clouds shadowing the sun and 68 is your temperature and the dew point is nice and dry and low and one more stop to camelback. and left over snow there and they will ramp up that water park soon enough, and up closer to the poconos. crazy to see snow and it's almost may, it's anything about winter like and seven day temperatures are coming back. >> thank you adam. >> there is new support for new victims of crime in delaware county, the childrens advocacy center followed a national model to help sexual abuse victims it allows them to see the victim as

they send the live feed to law enforcement. that means the victim only needs to give the statement once instead of recounting their ordeal in different settings. so walking or running? which is betser when it comes to exercising. monica malpass is live with more. >> we'll tell you brian this is an spearments done in jeremy on first time marathoners some ran the whole way and some walked. and they found the heart health benefits were the same, coming up tonight at 5:00, there are more surprising findings from the study. and meet sprinkles a new jersey cat, she is neglected and is now obese. nora muchanic tells us how the rescue group is working with the feline to get her fit and into a good home.

brian and shirleen see you then. >> thank you monica. still ahead it was the smack seen around the world. >> a money mom becomes the internet's new darling when cameras caught her reaction when she caught her son rioting. >> and a two way mirror is found in a bathroom the owner says he is not sorry and the mirror is not coming down. >> a live look at philadelphia international airport where we'll have the latest on the situation at the airport when we come right back.

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international airport. we saw all the passengers being able to escape unscathed and they will return to the terminal via airport buses and determined if they will be placed on another flight this is the plane right now as it is being toes. and dramatic scenery at philadelphia international airport, they started spraying it down with foam perhaps the plane could break out into flames and the passengers were already off loaded and they were already boarded on to buses and a ground stop is in effect meaning no flights are taking off off landing until at least 5:00 tonight. we'll of course continue to monitor the developments there but it appears that no injuries

as a result of this emergency landing at philadelphia international airport but plenty of travel delays as a result of it. over here at the big board with the big talkers, here is a big controversy at a montgomery county school over the boston marathon, on one side you have a marathoner and mother of twins who pulled their kids out of school for a once in a lifetime opportunity. >> and they are standing by their unexcused absence policy along with witnessing triumph he took them to the memorial for boston marathon bombing victims and other stops in the city. and they sent the family a letter saying they marked them

as unxuszed. the parent handbook saying here that after three of those a criminal complaint will be filed without warning, rossi's response is going viral as he promised the principal that his kids learned as much in boston those three days as they would in an entire school year. we reached out to the superintendant and no word back today. but roszy says he is meeting with the school tomorrow so we'll keep you posted on the latest. mirror mirror on the -- oh come on a chicago comedian who calls herself tamale, found a two way mirror at a bar. she shot this cell phone expose the two way mirror is directly across from the toilet and and behind it is a supply closet for

peeping toms. the owner said he would burn the beeping place down before he takes down the mirror, do you know how much joy that mirror has brought us. finally in baltimore the riots and fires all proved to be no match for a mom on a mission. this woman is a viral super star, she disciplined her rioting sign very much in public, she saw her son throwing rocks on tv at officers and walked right in and let him know that rioting is not okay. >> get over here now did you hear what i said -- oh she is not letting him go mom heels and all not messing around and

police are praising her parenting style across the country, and on 6 abc our viewers on facebook calling her mom of the year. now matt pellman in the traffic center. we are watching some not so nice situations like this crash on the northbound side of 95 at the vine and girard avenue the good news is what a different scene from the last time we looked at it. everything is off to the side and not much of a shoulder here and northbound is extra heavy with speeds of miles per hour, as you come away from the walt whitman bridge and better news on the vine street expressway itself. that crash now completely gone and everything is reopened and we are watching a building collapse in north philadelphia it's blocking off 18th between

norris and fountain and local alternates in the neighborhood. just 6 miles per hour on the west bound side of the schuylkill thanks to this broken down suv next to university avenue coming west of passyunk, and as you get farther west, the disabilities truck just cleared out and that is an improving situation, and south park avenue still closed through tomorrow morning, egypt road and trooper road and alternates around that situation coming up in the next half hour. >> meteorologist, adam joseph back with the exclusive accuweather forecast.

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all right meteorologist, adam joseph is joining us now to string together these

spring-like days. >> you can tomorrow and it changes tomorrow and friday and then the weekend things improve and good timing this week as we look at the action cam in rittenhouse square and the blue sky above and the clouds quickly booking it from the southwest today and the cherry trees are really starting to pop in and around center city. the suburbs just starting. as we look at stormtracker 6 live double scan a healthy aamount of clouds developing and no precipitation being held in the clouds. temperatures are pleasant and normal and dover in the lehigh valley and on the verge of 70 in philadelphia but the exception is the shore typical for the spring season you get the sea breeze to kick in off the cold ocean and the air temperatures are only in the mid-50s right now, a couple of things on satellite and radar and high pressure is to the west and squashing much in the way of cloud cover and precipitation

and a couple of areas of low pressure to the south where they see plenty of rain to new orleans to the panhandle of florida already this week coming off a very wet weekend also if those two areas of low pressure to the northern and south, will merge later this week. for tonight locally here plenty of stars and it's quiet and winds diminish and 50 for center city and a magnificent wednesday on tap here, because it looks beautiful here with sunshine, and 72 in allentown and 70s pretty much everywhere inland and the sea breeze tries to kick in tomorrow and cape may county and that cuts numbers back into the upper 60s, far better than the 50s today. thursday into friday we watch some southern energy that will link with northern energy this is typical in the winter season low pressure from the great lakes and the coastal low will develop but as of right now it

looks like it will be a southern skirter as it pushes off the carolinas, it deepens offshore and we'll be in the substance of this storm it has to sync around it and far enough north to see clouds and a couple of spinning showers especially towards the shore thursday into friday. sunny and pleasant tomorrow and 74 and clouds build on thursday and some sun and a sprinkle around and all in all a dry day and 69 and cloudy and cool and 60 degrees and any light to moderate wind along the coastal communities closer to that low inland locations we should avoid the system pretty much all together and as we get into the weekend, 70 saturday and 50s for the broad street run and 70s and sunshine and 10 degrees above normal with the 80s on monday

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the plane landed safely and all 75 passengers on board were evacuated. fire departments met the plane and used foam to put out possible flames and no injuries were reported. >> just moments ago that plane was towed off the runway as you can see they had one runway closed and you can expect delays if you are waiting for arriving or departing nights. >> there is no excuse for the kind of violence we saw yesterday. >> meantime president barack obama addressed the unrest in baltimore and there are signs of peace a group gathered to pray in a circle on the street that was filled with chaos tonight, the curfew started at 10:00 and they hope to avoid a repeat of last night 144 vehicles in all were set on fire, and 20 poli