checked out. emergency personnel responded to the home solutions building in hammonton at 11:45 a.m. >> people were not feeling well in the building headache and nauseous. >> they evaluated 34 people and eight were sent for evaluations and two of those employees were air lifted because they were experiencing respiratory discomfort discomfort. >> i don't know if those two individuals were close to the area affected but because of any series series ous >> the theory right now in what they are testing is the hvac system to see if there is coolant that may have leaked. >> the hazmat team debted a chemical in theduct work such as

r 22 it's the chemical used in any type of air conditioning or refrigerant. >> not freon though? >> it's in the family of freon. >> the smell and fumes we are told could come from a malfunctioning refrigerator in the building and the up to the building management company to determine the source of the fumes and do cleanup if any is necessary, there are no readings at this point and the business is expected to open tomorrow or friday. live in hammonton, channel 6 "action news." there is relative calm on the streets of baltimore today. the schools and businesses reopened since the violence on monday and baseball was played at camden yard however no fans were allowed in the ballpark to let the fans see the orioles see

the white sox. the 10:00 p.m. curfew remains forest of the week and governor tom wolf offered service to baltimore he authorized 300 state police personnel to go to baltimore to maintain the peace. >> we hope that peace prevails in baltimore but we are doing what we can as a neighbor to help. >> today marks tom wolf's 100 days in office. we'll have the latest on baltimore next on world news after "action news." last night on "action news" at 11:00 we told you about two women in wilmington shot in the 600 block of west 6th street well one of the women has died. john rawlins is live now.

>> reporter: the mother of two young children a 2-year-old and 4-year-old died of her wounds police have not said what triggered the fatal attack and the mother of the woman killed said she was walking with her cousin on a sidewalk when bullets started flying last night at 8:00. >> it don't make sense. >> candace brown mourning her sister. they believe that artise was not specifically targeted but in the wrong place. >> when they catch you, he ain't going to do no time or the death penalty! >> the cousin returned today to a growing memorial. >> i tried to get her to grab my hand and get her to squeeze my hand and respond in some type of way. >> a large crowd surrounded brown and a 19-year-old ving tim shot in the leg, people using

cpr were unable to save brown. investigators were back today to collect an additional shell casing, it's believed that a car pulled up to a nearby intersection and started shooting. as for someone knowing the gunman -- >> if this commune doesn't come out and say something shame on them. there was over 200 folks out here last night. wilmington had a record number of homicides 28 this is number 11 this year, a brown family frnd had harsh words for mayor dennis williams. >> since he has been in office it's been so many shootings. so many murders. >> a live picture now of sixth street in wilmington.

they called the death of miss brown a tragedy and hopefully the police and community can work together to find those responsible. >> thank you john. the mother of a man shot and killed by philadelphia police has filed a wrongful death lawsuit against the city. brandon tate brown was pulled over for a traffic stop and his family claims they planted evidence to make it appear he was reaching for a gun. they determined that the police acted properly and decided not to charge. a philadelphia police officer was hurt in a crash today while responding to a robbery call in bustleton the seventh district officer struck a guardrail on cruise town road just before 5:00 this morning,

the officer suffered a cut to the head when the airbag deployed. he was being treated for knee pain at torresdale hospital. it has taken a long time but the district has charged a man with the murder of his father. live at the chester county courthouse is "action news" reporter, eva pilgram. based on the charges this is one despecificable crime. >> edward o'brien weighed 167 pounds when he moved in with his son, he only weighed 130 pounds when he died. tonight his only child his son is charged with murder and theft. edward o'brien iii is facing manslaughter and murder charges in the death of his father. he was suppose to be caring for his father in their home.

>> he put their father in the back bedroom to rot. >> o'brien's father was sent to a facility near the collingswood home, and he pulled him out saying they could not afford it. >> the next day they checked in on the father because he needed acute 24 hour care, that is when he moved his dad out of knowledge and into his home in new jersey the dad had congestive heart failure and was suppose to be on medication. >> he was covered with human waste. >> he had died from neglect. >> police say that o'brien stole about $30,000 from his father. >> at the end of the day what we often see in these cases is that the parent is just not dying fast enough and someone starts taking money and not caring for their parent. >> the attorney released this statement, in 2011, his

91-year-old father asked him to spare him death by nur nursing home and he devoted the next two and a half years to caring for his father. >> nobody in their right mind would say that this man died with everything being done for him that could be done. >> the d.a. telling us that there were options for his father a world war ii vet regardless of ability to pay. the power is back on at the former revel casino in atlantic city, new owner glen straub says that the power was restored at 8:30 this morning, they can power the fire detention and suppression systems. the city was finding straub 5,000 each day without power. delaware voters voted for a

new moratorium in the state it lasted until june 30th 2018, or until they came up with a strategic plan for the number of charter and vocal and technical schools in delaware. five candidates for the philadelphia mayor shared thoughts on job growth plans in new jersey. job growth works a nonprofit hosted the breakfast forum. republican melissa marie bailey joined doug oliver nelson diaz and lynn abraham and anthony williams and 6 abc is hosting a philadelphia democratic mayoral debate and we urge you to join us live at 7:00 p.m. coming up on "action news" tonight, an investigation is underway after a 4-year-old from trenton is left on a bus as his

classmates were taken to school. and ducis rogers with more on the nfl draft. sky 6 hd is taking a look at the scene over philadelphia international airport ending a gorgeous day i am tracking some cloudy cool changes by the end of the week before warmer weather moves in i'll have details in the accuweather forecast. >> i'll have more when "action news" continues tonight.

police in trenton are investigating how and why a 4-year-old boy was left on a school bus for six hours yesterday, we get that story from new jersey correspondent, nora muchanic. >> i am beyond livid.

there are no words to express how angry i am. >> melissa holly walked her child to school and he spent six hours trapped inside of his school bus left inside by the driver and aide. >> they should be checking repeatedly you went and parked the bus wherever and the two of you got off the bus and my son was still on the bus. >> tried to get out the back door and front door. >> did you have any luck? >> no i can't. >> he was on the bus for six hours, he went the bathroom and had nothing to driven or eat and my son is asthmatic. >> he was spotted by a teacher at pickup time who knew he hadn't been at class. when she went to get the principal the bus driver pulled away the first word to me was sorry it's all our fault. >> the bus employees involved is

only identified as a driver named bill and an aid named denise. and they have not confirmed if the driver and aide are fired but they were not on the bus within they arrived at school. >> you rely on them to get their kids to school. that is their job. >> the district takes safety seriously and tyler's safety was in jeopardy the district is reviewing melissa holly's request that her son be moved to another bus route. there is good news here students at an elementary school in west philadelphia will soon be working with new textbooks the foundation of philadelphia is given an impact award to saint lima's school it will be used to buy books for students ftd first and second grade.

there's over two hundred thousand students in philadelphia. jim kenney and tony williams are fighting over public schools versus charters. i think they're both wrong...it's making sure they all get a good education. teachers should have their contracts respected. they also should be held accountable. and it's wrong philadelphia gets less school funding than other parts of pennsylvania. i'll work with harrisburg to change that. but if they refuse i'll take them to federal court. as mayor i'll do what's right for them.

believed to be in play for his former oregon quarterback. >> i think marcus is the best quarterback in the draft. >> kelly says the eagles want to build through the draft and they have eight picks but if someone is willing to pick up the phone he will listen.

>> everybody on the roster is available. >> this is a handful of players, safety corner and receiver are needs. rashad perryman is considered the best and landon collins the best safety in the draft. now he could bring him here as well. >> i am saying that collins does or does not fit, there are thing he does well and things he struggles with. >> they are considering byron jones from oregon. some think he would be a reach but this kid can reach like no other and he set the columbine record for long jump and look out for this receiver from arizona state a local kid that played at west catholic prep, the possibilities are endless.

jeff skversky channel 6 "action news." >> oh what will happen. jeff, jaime and i will join you tomorrow and friday night for our own special draft break down hear in coach kelly the show is coming your way after "action news" at 11:00. the white sox and orioles made history this afternoon and they held the first major league game played in front of 0 fans, this after the unrest in baltimore. some fans showed up to the fence and the shot heard around the world but by no fans in the building and caleb joseph signed autographs -- >> a fake autograph. >> to nobody. phillies rookie gonzales got a rude welcoming to the big leagues in st. louis, gave up seven runs on 10 hits. and phillies lost 11-5 and the

same two teams tonight. a full game after reporting to aaa, dom brown reported to lehigh valley. manny pacquiao and floyd merriweather held their last stare down before the bout. the promotion continues. >> it's time to fight now you guys came out here to see excitement and a great event and i think that is what both competitors bring to the table, excitement. >> saturday night. it will be a good day saturday. the final rounds of the draft and kentucky derby and the fight. >> best two minutes in sports. >> we'll see. >> local rugby fans are in for a real treat this summer the mens rugby team the eagles will take on a top english club at ppl park, they last played at

ppl park to a soldout crowd in 2013 they will take on the harrell quinns. the match takes place. jamie wanted a taste of the real new orleans and we just couldn't say no to that face. then we wanted more of that local flavor so betty says...

oh yeah, that's betty. you're going to want to do this alligator thing. and betty didn't lead us wrong. a little later we passed some dancing. and who doesn't like dancing? especially when it's followed by fireworks everyone's nola is different. follow yours.

. could it have been any nicer this morning? just magnificent. >> the only way is if it happened over the weekend. >> right. >> it probably will. we have a hiccup on friday but stormtracker 6 live double scan showing that we have nice conditions out there, we are live on sky 6 taking a look at atlantic city, just beautiful

memorial day is 26 days away. so something to make you think of summer with all of this sunshine. the accuweather will show you that it was picture perfect and we'll take a brief step back on friday before some nice spring weather returns for your weekend, today's high 77 degrees with lots of sunshine and low humidity and that is 8 degrees above normal, winds generally on the light side and on friday the winds change direction and we'll have a strong ocean fetch an easterly flow off the ocean and 53 degrees, this means that it will have an impact on air temperatures at 3:0061 degrees south jersey stuck in the 50s and lots of clouds also on friday, with a scattered shower and high pressure returns for weekend, we'll get another day like this on sunday. 76 degrees in philadelphia

allentown 75 and wilmington 73 and at the shore in the 70s earlier this afternoon and now the sea breeze has kicked up and knocked the temperature down into the 60s, satellite 6 along with action radar showing we are dry now and there is one impulse moving through the great lakes and another surface low moving off the carolina coast these combine and bring a coastal storm by friday and still we'll get a direct hit and the easterly flow and a seasonable night a mild night. millville 50 and reading 49 thursday a decent day, 70 and a mixture of clouds and sunshine and with this impulse to the west, an isolated shower is possible and the region will be dry. and the easterly flow pulls in the clouds and 61 in philadelphia, and also the possibility of a couple of showers mainly we'll be dry on friday. the big impact will be the clouds and cooler temperatures

the exclusive accuweather forecast, a mixture of clouds and sunshine is possible and a high of 70 degrees mostly cloudy and cooler and the possibility of showers 61 degrees and saturday the sunshine is back milder for the union game, 69 degrees and sunday looking really nice, plenty of sunshine for the broad street run, mostly sunny 58 degrees and 9:30, 63 and great weather for the runners, by the afternoon 76 degrees and if you like summer we have a taste of it on monday 82 degrees, tuesday i think some people may complain it's too hot. 84 degrees, the possibility of afternoon showers and thunderstorms and wednesday not as warm with a high of 79 degrees, all in all a pretty nice looking seven-day forecast you may want to put your air conditioning on on tuesday. abc world news is next on

channel 6, and "action news" continues at 10:00 on phl 17 with brian taff and shirleen allicot and adam joseph and ducis rogers and please join us at 11:00 for a special "action news" troubleshooters case right here on channel 6. you should see it before you book your next flight and here is a preview. >> this traumatic accident prevented a woman from boarding a plane for a family vacation and the airline will not let her use her tickets for a later date it has an ending you may not expect. >> i'm jim gardner, we hope you'll join us at 11:00.

why are dwight evans, marian tasco and so many other leaders backing jim kenney for mayor? because jim kenney's the one they trust. jim kenney's the one with a real record of standing up for public schools and he'll bring philadelphia together. it's kenney who will expand pre-kindergarten... and partner with businesses, community colleges and universities to create jobs. so join leaders we trust in supporting jim kenney the block by block mayor philadelphia needs.

breaking news tonight from baltimore. at this hour new protests on the move before the curfew. and for the first time ever major league baseball playing to an empty stadium. and the mother who pulled her son from those riots on live television, tonight, right here together. what he tells us about the moment he saw his mother coming. also coming the spacecraft spiraling toward earth at 17,000 miles an hour. out of control. chaos for passengers. some american airlines fligtss canceled because the i pads the pilots depend on went down. we have new video tonight. the moment the earthquake hits. buildings coming down. and days later, the moment this american family learns their son is alive. and the university president in the crowd of partying students taking over a neighborhood. what he's caught s