>> good morning, we are following several breaking stories on thursday, april 30th. police have recovered a car they think this is the vehicle that slammed into a temple university student leave her fighting for her life. we're live with the details. >> protesters take to the streets of philadelphia today in support and solidarity of the demonstrations in baltimore sparked by the death of freddie gray. >> a 125-year-old has been found alive in the earthquake in nepal trapped for almost five

days. >> let's go over to david and karen for weather and traffic. >> reporter: we're off to a decent start. we'll start out fairly bright and later today sprinkles and showers are possible especially later in the afternoon. temperatures this morning, 53 in philadelphia. 49 in allentown. similar numbers to what we've had the last couple of mornings. 48 in millville and trenton. 47 in sea isle and ac. as we head out the door to catch the school bus partly cloudy and cool. 50 by 8:00 a.m. 11:00 a.m., 55 degrees. 53 degrees on the storm tracker 6 live noon, 66. looks like we'll get a high of 69 around early around 2:00 p.m. 63 degrees by 6:00 p.m. a little bit breezy not too bad

breeze wise. the pollen count running medium high it will slip on saturday because of the ocean flow. we're not looking at anyone steady rain, if we were looking at steady rain it would fall. >> reporter: maybe a sprinkle we can handle that. the schuylkill expressway, left lane blocked should be in the process of clearing out. watch for the construction the cones are out and the left lane blocked. not causing a delay and not that many people out and about. the big picture i-95 northbound by cottman, we had construction there. things looking better there. issues in wissinoming the action catch was on the scene comly street you want to watch for the sinkhole that's an issue there. they have the cones out. there's the size of it with the

tape wrapped around it look for this stick to charles and harbison avenue. new castle county 495 southbound construction blocking the two left lanes that's out there for another half-hour matt. >> we begin with breaking news, police say they have recovered the car that slammed into a temple student while she was on her bike last night. the drivers whereabouts are unknown. katherine scott is live the at temple hospital with the breaking details. >> reporter: that's right, in a moment investigators have located the car nobody was taken into custody. meanwhile, the family of the temple university student from mullica hill remain at her side. she is in critical condition. a hit-and-run in north philadelphia. surveillance cameras capture theville certify mitts mitsubishi

before it hit the student on the mountain bike at # p.m. >> the vehicle initially stopped after striking the female on the bike. it sped off west on diamond and north on broad. >> reporter: the student suffered severe head trauma and rushed to the hospital in critical condition. accident investigators gathered evidence at the scene and spoke to witnesses and told police three young men were in the car. we're getting information that the vehicle stopped passengers in the rear seat encouragedded encouragedded -- encouraged the driver to leave the scene. >> reporter: the driver abandoned the vehicle and police have it in their custody. they do have a person of interest that they are looking for. if you have any tips police want to hear from you. katherine scott which i will. >> -- channel 6 "action news." >> as early as today

pennsylvania could deploy nearly 300 state troopers to baltimore. governor tom wolf made the announcement yesterday. as well, today there's plans for a protest in philadelphia it's being organized by the coalition for real justice. more than one thousand people plan to attend at dilworth park. philadelphia police are aware of the planned demonstration. freddie gray's death has sparked demonstrations around the country as protesters from the white house to houston stand in solidarity with baltimore. the largest protest was the one in new york city, 30 people were arrested as night fell. abc is live in baltimore with more on the internal report into gray's death that will not be made public. good morning.

>> reporter: good morning, tam there were no reported problems in baltimore overnight city officials say the extra security and curfew is working and residents are relieved. they were taking to the streets their demands for justice. protests against the alleged police assault on freddie gray who died of a fractured spine after his arrest from city hall to the white house to new york city where police arrested protesters blocking traffic. but back in baltimore peace prevailed on second night of curfew and forced by two thousand national guard and 1,000 police officers after the city erupted into riot lg looting and arson. >> people are picking up bags and brooms and cleaning up. parents are keeping kids at home and off the streets. ♪

>> reporter: the baltimore symphony playing an outdoor concert as calm returned to the city. the stands empty at camden yards, a major league baseball game closed to the public for the first time ever and that mother seen in this viral video angrily going after her son said her teen has learned a humping lesson. >> i trust he will understand at the end what i did was not for the cameras but for the love i have for him. >> reporter: protesters will have to wait to find out how freddie gray got hurt. the baltimore police department will hand over the investigation to the state's attorney's office tomorrow but the details will not be made public at the time.

>> "good morning america" will have more on the nationwide protests and what is happening in baltimore after "action news" at #-- 7:00 a.m. happening today a court appearance for monsignor lynn whose conviction was reinstated over how child sex abuse complaints were handled. he served 18 months of his initial sentence and his conviction was overturned and released. the state supreme court ruled that the conviction should stand. a judge will hear whether he should return ho prison. at least two people opened fire at east johnson and rugby streets. the bullets hit three young men. police took a potential suspect with a gun into custody.

he has not been charged. the man who police say barricaded himself inside a delaware county home surrendered peacefully overnight. police say the man locked himself inside a home in the area of beaty and crumb creek road around 7:30. after more than 3 hours he was taken into custody without incident. police are investigating and no charges have been filed. happening today the nfl draft begins, the eagles have 8 picks with the first pick in the 20th round. the team needed safety cornerback and receiver. espn ranked perryman as the 20th best prospect. alabama safety collins could be a good fit. watch the draft breakdown after

"action news" at 11:00. >> the apple watch may have a problem with your ink. parents in tennessee schools are outraged over students being served meat that was 6 years old. >> reporter: we have jackets on the kids, temperatures in the 40s and 50s, this afternoon t-shirts, not as warm as yesterday, but appropriate. we'll be back with future tracker 6 and a look at showers today and the rest of the seven day that's coming up.

>> welcome back we've got you live on the scene of breaking news, new video into the newsroom, fire gutted the leather repair visit in the nicetown section overnight. that fiber damaged a vacant home above the business, nobody was hurt. >> seems like local fire departments warning of fire dangers. it's been so dry. >> reporter: it has been dry and doesn't look like we'll get rain over the next couple of days. even though there's a coastal system a little bit far away for that. storm tracker 6 live double scan

showing we're dry for the morning commute. there's an upside of that i suppose, as we look outside, we have the airport dry and not a lot of winds. similar morning to the last couple of mornings, except there might be more cloud cover around. winds are light in philadelphia. as we roll through the day. we start out with a fair amount of sunshine. future tracker wants to throw in clouds by noon. 3:00 p.m., 4:00 p.m. 5:00 p.m. there might be a light sprinkle or shower around, most of you miss out on that. 10:00 p.m., dry with clouds beginning to dig in. as we roll through the day clouds and sun, 55 by 8:00 a.m. 63 by 11:00 a.m. we hit a high of 69 degrees by

2:00 p.m. it will come back down to 65. 65 in allentown. 66 in reading. upper 60s in philadelphia. and wilmington and dover. 66 in millville. down the shore, atlantic city probably getting up to 61 degrees this afternoon over by the water. tomorrow we're continuing to watch that area of low pressure that we talked about yesterday push away from us off the coast it will spill in cooler air in off the coast, that will hold the high temperature to 62 degrees and again a chance for a couple of sprinkles or showers around. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, clouds and sun today 69 degrees, cooler than yesterday. mainly dry cool with a spotty shower possible in a couple of neighborhoods on friday. tomorrow's high, 6 the. on saturday, 70 degrees on the nose milder, nice in the

afternoon for the union game at # p.m. sunny and warmed on sunday, we're going for a high of 78. with temperatures in the 60s in the morning for the blue cross broad street run. sunday morning 78 degrees, monday 82 degrees, tuesday warm 84 degrees, if we get a shower or thunderstorm. it's not until nighttime the way things look now. wednesday, more clouds a 7 # is the high -- 79 is the high, a little sure on wednesday. very warm. >> a picture of a pork roast that was served at a school cafeteria tennessee. the county leaders say the meat was since 2009. it sat in the freeze for 6 years before it was served. there were no reports of students getting sick. the school cook told the supervisor the meet was bad and

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>> >> reporter: good morning, time to check the traffic. looking live on a dry morning. this is the vine street expressway past the schuylkill expressway. we have right lane construction, it's not a problem because it's early. we have an issue on the pennsylvania turnpike, westbound past bensalem. you want to watch for construction blockerring the right lane, speeds like 65 miles per hour with this early volume you're looking okay. turnpike eastbound past morgantown has cleared. it was blocking the left lane, but now we're open. northeast extension path quakertown blocking the right lane with construction. camden county, we've got the ramp from 168 northbound to black horse distill blocked for -- still blocked for construction that will be clear in another hour or 15 minutes.

>> developing overnight rescuers pulled a teenage boy alive from the rubble of a building that collapsed nearly five days ago during in a -- pay signal's -- nepal's earthquake. an american response team was working for three hours before freeing the boy they did. the death toll has reached 5500 people. with 11,000 injured. police in trent are trying to figure out why a #-year-old boy was left on the school bus all day. he was supposed to be dropped off tuesday morning he has developmental delays and trapped inside. he was left inside by a driver and aid with the delaware valley bus line. >> i tried the back door and the front door. the. >> did you have any luck could you open them or no? >> no. he had nothing to eat.

nothing to drink my son is asthmatic. >> reporter: a teacher at pickup time spotted tyler and ran to get him. the school superintendent said the district takes safety seriously and admit tyler's safety was in jeopardy. prison food as bad as they say it is, some inmates say it nearly killed them. one woman was surprised to come home to a flooded garage and more surprised to find out what caused it. we'll be right back.

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>> that was the sound of a wildlife worker wrestling with a wild turkey in the house. nancy page came home and found the turkey in the bathroom. the turned on the sink and left the bathroom flooded and left behind it's own mess. a wildlife officer caught the turkey outside and released it back to the wild. a center city car thief got on its hand and needs to sneak past security, but the crawling man didn't realize he was being recorded on surveillance cameras. the garage at 19th and ludlow got clear pictures making it past the parking attendant's booth. police say this man stole two vehicles they are still looking for him. >> 4:57.

loved ones gather to remember a wilmington woman gunned down on the streets. new york prisoners claim new york city were served food tainted with poison we'll be back.

>> hey everyone, it is 5:00 a.m., thursday, april 30th. breaking this morning. police make a break in the case of a hit-and-run involving a temple university student. >> protesters plan to take to the streets in philadelphia in solidarity with baltimore. >> federal regulators good the green light for an injection designed to melt away double which i know fat. >> we'll go over to karen karen murphy and d