and precious ingredients. for hair that lives to move. >> good morning, it is 6:00 a.m. on this sunday, may 3. the runners are warming up for the blue cross broad street run. >> new overnight a mother and son are injured in a fire in camden, details on their efforts to get out alive. floyd mayweather win the biggest boxing fight of the year. details from the so-called fight of the century. chris sowers has the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast.

>> reporter: it's going to be beautiful out there. for the runners taking place in the broad street run. toward the end of the race, the numbers will heat up quickly. that's the view of the center city skyline all is quiet on sunday morning. 50 degrees millville 45, trenton, 46. 50 fore wilmington, dover 47. lancaster, 47 and allentown 44 degrees. satellite arena radar, just like yesterday there's not much to talk about just high, thin clouds, that's about it. high pressure firmly in control. wind out of the southwest that means temperatures soar later on. forecast for the broad street run, sunny skies expected. 8:00 a.m. temperature 57 degrees we're starting out with comfortable numbers by 11:00 a.m. we're up to 72. on our way to 80 degrees later this afternoon. that's just the first of several consecutive days of temperatures

shooting into the 80s i'll have the details when i come back in about ten minutes. >> chris, thank you the blue cross broad street run steps off in north philadelphia. "action news" will be right there from start to finish. >> tens of thousands of runners will sweat it out in a tradition that keeps getting bigger and better. >> the action cam is at the starting live. >> katherine scott will be there to bring you a live report. kenneth moten starts the coverage. >> you have all the students out there cheering you on motivating you to get to the finish line it's a great race. >> reporter: we found runners warming up with qua prerace run while others were thing about the prerace meal. pasta. >> eggs and protein bars in the morning. >> after the race?

>> a couple of drinks. >> reporter: to celebrate. >> yeah. >> the ten mile an hour is the largest in the country with people lining the route to cheer on racers who start in north philadelphia an end in the navy yard in south philadelphia. it's a lot of i a lot of fun it's not just dead air you're not out on your own island trying trying to run mile after mile. >> i rna a 13-mile two weeks ago and half marathon last sunday. >> reporter: what prompts you to do the broad street run? >> it's a huge race and it's a great experience. >> reporter: septa says it will be running express lines between the olney transportation center and logan station runners ride for free. kenneth moten channel 6 "action news." >> more on the affect the broad street run will have on septa. septa says nearly 40 bus routes

will be detoured. 12 additional trains will be providing service and express service is up and running. there's a link to the routes at 6abc.com. >> new overnight a mother and son were critically burned in their camden home. they got out by crawling out the back window. both were found injured in an alley. they were taken to crozer-chester medical center for treatment of their burns. maryland governor larry hoe began is calling for a day of peace following several demonstrations related to the death of freddie gray. more people were detained violating the curfew. the aclu wants the curfew lifted. we have more on the march

yesterday. >> reporter: on streets of baltimore, thousands marched to a rally outside city hall. earlier what might have been a day of rage, mellowed in a day for protesters to take stock and satisfaction. this poster showed fists unclenched to spell out the word love. these 6 baltimore police officers are accused in freddie gray's death three whites and three blacks. >> everybody happy because they got some type of justice. we never seen no justice never. >> reporter: 25-year-old gray died of a severe spinal injury after his arrest. the driver faces the most serious charge of murder with a possible 30 year sentence if convicted. brian rice is charge with involuntary manslaughter. other officers face charges of second degree assault.

officer william porter and alicia white face charges of involuntary manslaughter among others. a 10:00 p.m. curfew remains in force. a few protesters who divide the curfew were arrested -- who defied the curfew were arrested. 6 democratic candidates for mayor will take part in a forum this tuesday at 7:00 p.m. jim gardner will moderate. the republican candidate for mayor is unopposed. tom brady and actor robert robert diniro were among the celebrities who attended the fight. they all watched floyd mayweather take home $100 million and the bragging

rights for floyd mayweather he remains undefeated. the fight was delayed 45 minutes because cable and satellite systems had a problem keeping up with the manned. screens went to black after the broadcast started. 90% of pay per view orders came within hours of the fight. may weather couldn't dodge questions about his domestic abuse charges. >> only god can judge me when all is said and done. >> people will never forget, but god will for give. a lot of things i was accused of, i didn't do. he said his focus is on his children's education. >> reporter: our friend a espn tweeted out this picture. look at all the private jets

standing by. millions tweeted out the showdown in vegas. according to mike tyson said he was -- underwhelmed. >> a boy gets a birthday party he'll never forget. annie mccormick has the heartwarming story of his do-over and the rescuers who helped him. >> we're at the start of the broad street run. we have great conditions. >> reporter: perfect conditions for the race at the start 80 degrees is the high. facial recognition technology is collecting data

from sources you don't even know about, brian taff tells us where the data is being used. we'll be right back.

>> welcome back on this sunday, it is 6:11, 63 degrees, sky6 live hd taking a live look at philadelphia international airport. don't go anywhere. we've development a gorgeous day ahead and a nice, warm week ahead, as well. >> reporter: i'll make a bold statement. this is going to be the nicest week of the entire year.

depending on how you feel about warm and cold. this is a perfect meeting. let's go live on sky 6. we see the sun shining brightly. temperatures are nice and comfortable this morning 50s and 60s. the wind for the most part have gone calm. that's making for a delightful morning around the delaware valley. double scan live crystal clear. we don't have to worry about rain. today we should stay mostly sunny. 50 degrees in philadelphia. also in wilmington. millville, 45. sea isle 51. trenton, 46. allentown coming in at 44. they are the wind speeds between zero and 5 miles per hour. not too much of a breeze out there. running the broad street run you'll have the slightest bit of a breeze at your back. the 3 to 5 miles per hour. that's about it. satellite and radar a few high, thin clouds up above. otherwise the entire mid atlantic is crystal clear we'll stay that way for several

consecutive days. the next system we're watching is a cold front stretching across the high plains. when we are talking about a cold front, the air behind the front is colder, but that's not going to be the race. it's going to be a wind shift front. the air is pacific so it will stay very warm all week long we're talking about very mild temperatures. high pressure in control winds out of the southwest at 5 miles per hour. temperatures up near 80 degrees. and then for monday and tuesday we continue to hold on to the southwesterly breeze we're up in the mid 80s tuesday this pulls through, touches off a quick-hitting shower or thunderstorm. and that moves on its way and the rest of the week is crystal clear. nice forecast. future tracker 69:30 60 degrees 11 -- future tracker

6, 9:30, 60 degrees by 11:30 we're up to 70 degrees, and 5:00 p.m., 80 degrees, beautiful day, 78 degrees in the lehigh valley jersey shore same boat. maybe a touch cooler on the sand. this 74 is at the airport, a good five miles inland. philadelphia same thing, mostly sunny skies easy forecast 80 degrees is the forecasted high. nice and warm out there winds out of the southwest, 5 to 10. overnight tonight 50 degrees, outlying suburbs, 56 for center city. get a load of the seven-day forecast. 80 degrees today. sunny warm monday, 84. quick hitting to remember late in the day -- thunderstorm late

in the day tuesday. 84 wednesday, 78 thursday, friday, 83 and 82 on saturday. the newest princess spent her first night at home at buckingham pals. the princess left the hospital carried out by her father. the baby's name has not been announced. the princess is 4th in line for the british thrown behind her grandfather prince charles and her father and more prince george. adults spent the day on the parkway learning about science. it served as the finale to the 2015 science festival. there's hundreds of inter active activities. it's a five year tradition organizedded and led by the

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>> philadelphia police are looking for the man who stabbed a woman to death in kensington. it happened around 8:30 in the 2100 block of north 5th street. she was pronounced apt temple university hospital. the killer knew the victim. a new york city police officer was critically injured after being shot in the face. officer brian moore and his partner were in an unmarked car

in queens. they saw saudi blackwell with something his weights band. he shot him in the head and critically injured him. there's a growing online scam that is dooping renters out of their apartment. a woman was surprised when she knocked at the door and found that a person had rented their home. >> i opened the door i see a lady standing on my porch reading the sign on our front door. >> thes are selling their

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rise and shine broad street runners, most are up and getting ready to take on the run at 8:00 a.m. the run makes its way from broad and sommerville down to the navy yard. it's ten miles of wonderfulness they will be doing it today in a little bit of heat, chris.

>> reporter: a little bit. it's comfortable out there right now, but toward the end of the race it will warm up quickly as the sun starts to climb. temperatures this afternoon are easily up to the upper 70s close to 80 degrees. satellite and radar really this entire week is a beaut. cold front will be slicing through the northern tier states over the next 48 to 72 hours it brings a quick-hitting thunderstorm on tuesday. other than it's blue skies. temperatures behind the front it's not that bad. 60 in omaha. dallas 62. new orleans pushing 70. in the mid 50s in jacksonville. nice stuff out there. the major hubs are quiet. all the flights are on time. no weather-related delays, philadelphia, 50. boston, 46.

chicago, 60. orlando, 63. atlanta, clear skies and 58 degrees. floyd mayweather junior is one fight from retiring after beating many pacquiao. he won a unanimous decision. may weather used his reach and his jabs to pile up points. else unbeaten in 48 fights. now here's jeff skeverski with the rest of the sunday sports. >> reporter: well so much for chip kelly being an offensive guy for the first time in eagles history they draft only one offensive player every one else defense. with no picks in the 4th and 5th rounds to the 6th we go and eagles take two defensive back a former receiver and five picks later they pick up ranldz evans a walk on at kansas state. in the 7th round the eagles

select 6'9" defensive end from boston college. they didn't get marcus mariota but chip's goal remains the same. >> we're trying to make the eagles the best team out there. it can't be personnel against the coaches. all we want at the end of the day, is the same goal. we want to win a championship this city deserves i want, and we're going to leave no stone unturned until we get that done. bailey had the most touchdown in division three football for delaware valley college. cole hamels is the biggest trade chip to help them rebuild here. cole hamels has his worst start since last april. gives up 6 earned runs.

here we go in the seconding in. hamles has allowed 9 homers. zero support yesterday. marlins keeping the phillies off the board. phils lost 7-0. it's their 5th straight loss. the union season not going much better only one win in the last ten matches against toronto 34th minute. john mccarthy giving up the goal union lost 1-nill. only one team has fewer points in mls. victor espiosis says he is the luckiest jockey on earth. record crowd 170,000 on hand for the kentucky derby. american pharoah the favorite

coming in. listen to the finish. american pharoah and victor espisois. wins the triple crown. firing line finishes second. that's sports, i'm jeff skeverski have a good day. a man in tennessee has a new ride thanks to a random act of kindness, a mystery man bought jeff smith a pick up truck in return he asked him to pay it forward and do something nice. he was driving around in a 199gio storm with 150,000 miles on it. now he has the keys to a pick up truck that is in much better condition. now he plans to return the favor to someone else.

♪ that was a small taste of the sounds of young philadelphia event that took place in center city. students performed selections from grammy winners kenny gamble and leon huff. the school celebrated its 107th anniversary. last night's event benefits financial aid and scholarship program.

new on "action news," sunday morning, an argument turns tragic for a family in west philadelphia. and "action news" is live at the step off of the broad street run thousands are heading to the starting line right now. >> 6:30, meteorologist chris sowers says nice weather for the runners. >> reporter: broad street beauty. let's go live on sky 6. let's get you started with the view of the ben franklin bridge. look at the sunshine already. that's the only issue you may have if you're running in the broad street race this morning. you'll need a hat or something to shade your face from the sun wear sunscreen it will be shining brightly all day long. bright blue skies not much in the way of humidity, it will feel comfortable out there. the fact that we are in may the angle of the sun is high in the sky. make sure your you're protecting yourself. 50 degrees in wilmington. reading, 47. allentown, 44.

sea isle city, on the boardwalk in atlantic city, both locations 52. satellite and radar showing cloud cover over the delaware valley. note the darker shades of gray. those are light thin clouds the sun will shine through that. here's the day planner. 9:00 a.m., 64 degrees, no humidity, lots of sunshine, lunchtime, 75. maybe a couple of cumulus clouds. 3:00 p.m. 80. 6:00 p.m. you can 77 degrees, forecasting the high of 80 degrees later on. sun setting at 7:56 p.m. a nice finish to the weekend. we have a lot of 80s in the forecast. believe it or not it's better than what you're seeing here. i'll have the details in just a bit. >> this pace will be

replaced with feet hitting the pavement, ten miles of derntle derntle -- determination and endurance and strengthen. >> let's go live to katherine scott at the start of the broad street run. >> reporter: good morning, guys, not too busy relatively speaking. that will change very soon. in an hour and a half it will get going. runners are assemblying near the starting line by broad and fisher. people are getting ready for it, and the great ten miles per mile an mile an hour that ends at the navy yard. here's what last year looked like when tens of thousands of made their way down broad street. spectators line the course, cheerleaders and drill teams along broadly. the at is known to fuel the runners. there are number of good viewing spots. north broad by temple university is a popular spot.

broad and spring garden. west side of dill worth park by city hall. and avenue of the arts and broad and washington. back here live at the starting line as you watch runners assembly more than 40,000 runners have registered for this year's blue cross broad street run. some say they want to get here early. they want to make sure they have are a good spot near the starting line. there will be a group stretch about a half-hour from now. for some of the runners at central high athletic field. we're live by the starting line, katherine scott channel 6 "action news." >> thank you, nice to see you. the broad street run reportedly generates almost $7 million most of the money comes from bookings from hotel rooms. the city will get another jolt in september when pope francis comes to town.

several members of the "action news" team will be among the runners. adam joseph is one of them. we have a water stand set up at broad abbey washington with our folks there. we'll send our chopper out to give you a bird's eye view making their run down broad. moms in training, for the leukemia and lymphoma society for her mom and raised $175,000 in two years. good luck ladies you've already done a great job! >> we have a developing story out of west philadelphia, police have arrested a man in connection with the stabbing of his brother the action cam was at the scene early this morning. the 5800 block of christian street. the suspect got into an argument with his brother after watching

the mayweather pacquiao fight. the older brother pulled out are a knife and stabbed his brother several times. the victim was pronounced dead inside the house. police in delaware county are looking for a gunman that sent one person to the hospital. the action cam was on the scene in upper darby at 10:30 one person was shot and rushed to the hospital. no word on the condition. no motive or suspect in the shooting. on the action cam in new jersey early morning where a vacant warehouse went up in flames when firefighters arrived they found flames shooting through the roof. crews brought the fire under control. there were no reports of injuries and no word on a cause. there was a huge turnout in delaware county for a now 12-year-old boy josh kramer celebrated his birthday with a party that turned into a team

effort. and tells us why in day was particularly special. >> reporter: that smile on josh kramer's face was hard to get. this weekend he has a lot to smile about. >> started crying, it was very very -- i can't even come up with the words, i am so grateful. >> reporter: not many 12-year-olds can say they had 100 show up to his birthday. he has socialty and he is shy. nobody showed up for his birthday party. >> but his two best friends seen here helped him get a birthday do-over. >> animals saved my life and i could feel the relationship gosh had with those dogs, i felt responsible to help get something together for him. harper created a facebook page

inviting people to as a result's noon party friends and local fire and police department also heard about the party too. >> in a matter of a weak and a half between social media got the type of turnout we had. >> josh loves fire trucks. a parade took everyone to ridley creek state park. >> it's so overwhelming and heartfelt how much people care and support and love, like strangers just want to make a kid's birthday wonderful. >> reporter: there josh played sports with new friends and like every kid enjoyed his birthday gifts. >> you got a lot of gifts didn't you? >> reporter: like 400. >> reporter: the greatest gift for organizers, seeing a lasting impact one party can have on a

grateful kid. >> since we started promoting this entire event josh has a lot of friends that are talking with him and a sitting with him in school and it's going to be something he can have for the rest of his life. >> reporter: in media, annie mccormick channel 6 "action news." >> chester teen's life changing moment. she got a gifort -- gift from one of the world's richest and influential friends. >> 6abc loves the arts is coming up. what's old is new again the revival and soaring sales of the vinyl records coming up.

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we do it a single one day. explore your options with a one-day second opinion. learn more at cancercenter.com/eastern. >> as my daughter would say beautiful! >> reporter: what was the word you used earlier. it was wonderful something. >> wonderfulness. >> reporter: wonderfulness. >> reporter: that's it. double scan live crystal clear this morning we don't have any precipitation on the radar. this is the view from center city camera overlooking the ben franklin bridge, crystal clear shades of blue. 50 degrees dewpoint, 43. winds are light out of the east southeast officially at the airport, 5 miles per hour. predecessor you -- pressure holding

steady. clouds in atlantic, give it an hour or two skies brighten nicely. 50 degrees in atlantic city, dewpoint, 41. winds out of the south at 9 miles per hour. ocean temperature getting you will there a little bit. 52. 46 in trenton. cool spot higher elevation in the mountains poconos 38. reading, 47. sea isle city, nice and comfortable, 52. not much in the way of a breeze. variable some locations out of the northeast others it's out of the southeast. either way you slice its very, very light. zero to five to 6 miles per hour that's about it. satellite and radar it should be a nice quiet finish to the weekend. high pressure in control. drifting off towards the southeast off the coast 689 virginia capes. setting up shop off hatterus north carolina. the with the jet stream so far to the north that means it's going to be a fabulous week

condition wise with all that warm air you pushing into the eastern half of the united states. we'll show you with the temperatures. this is future tracker 6 # 8:00 a.m., 53 degrees, toward the start of the broad street run, the numbers start to climb. wear a hat to shade yourself from the sun. watch what happens monday, 80 degrees this afternoon. monday's high, with the strengthening breeze 83 and tuesday ahead of a cold front shooting for a high around 84, 85. cloud cover not expecting too much in the way of anything, maybe puffy cumulus clouds. clear overnight tonight. tomorrow is a gem. tomorrow, 4:30 puffy cumulus clouds. the only day in the entire seven-day forecast right now that's a little iffy is tuesday. that cold front will plant over the delaware valley.

it could be strong enough to trigger isolated showers a quick-hitting thunderstorm. the bark is much worse than the by the for what you're seeing here right now. we do not see widespread coverage. that's the only day we're forecasting aijts of precipitation -- a little bit of precipitation. millville, 76. cooler in make up -- cooler in cape may 69. trenton, closing in on 80 degrees. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, 84 degrees, sunny warm, once the front pulls through tuesday quick-hitting thunderstorm, sun and clouds, 8 #. wednesday, sun and clouds, 78. thursday friday, saturday that's about as easy going as you can possibly get, 83 thursday, 84 friday, 82 the phillies are back in town saturday and mostly sunny skies each and everyday.

>> loving it. >> reporter: that's beautiful. >> in a world where everyone has a camera, channelses -- chances are pretty good you're on one your face is recorded uploaded and analyzed and digitized many times. >> reporter: surveillance cameras on a septa platform captured this brutal attack a 60-year-old man knocked out by a younger man with whom he argued before. years ago this grainy video or this clear image was not enough to make an arrest, his face was all police needed. >> recognition software, the percentage was so high in this case it was almost 97%. a short time later septa police were at his doors thanks to these cameras and software that's getting better and widespread everyday. >> it's creating a knew sequence

of your face. >> reporter: that means when someone needs to i.d. the map is cross-referenced and just like like a face becomes a name. >> it's in our houses, in consumer electronics like the xbox 1 and the connect system it's in our social media platforms like facebook. >> reporter: ever know when your gaming system know it's you when you walk in a room or you post a picture on facebook and someone is tagged, that's facial recognition. all those images out there are saved up and broken down. >> creates a powerful data base and valuable data base when it comes to advertisers. >> reporter: facebook has acknowledged its work on deep

face a sweeping project using it's catalogue of pictures and images of buildings an unprecedented data base. they could recognize someone no matter what portion of their face is captured. tsa screeners know who is in the airport and who should not be there. retailers know it's you in the store based on on discounts you viewed online tieing user names and passwords to your face, all you need is your smile. should you be concerned of how much of you is already out there. maybe, but remember most of it we put there ourselves. >> once you upload a photo or video there's no getting it back. >> reporter: now, one important note about facebook, you can change your setting so that you can't be tagged in pictures that

other people post of you. if your children don't have facebook accounts and pictures you post of them, well they can't be tagged either. the with this technology the cat is already out of the bag. caution does best advice. be careful of what you're sharing, and if you do share be careful of what your showing. brian taff channel 6 "action news."

>> in the age of ipads and cell phones, some people are going old school when it comes to listening to music buying vinyl records instead of the hitech stuff. a few stores are cashing in on the revival of vinyl. a move to downtown gainsville and back to vinyl saved his business. >> it was cds and dvds. it got to the point people

downloading stuff legally or illegally it got harder to survive. >> reporter: in 2006 he brought the store to south 6th street. today these shelves hold hundreds of new records. a few blocks away a new shop is experiencing similar growth. in 2012 it grew out on an online hobby buying and selling used album also. their stories are familiar to independent record stores nationwide. last year vinyl sales made up to 6% of the market up 52% of album sales from the year before. millennials like 21-year-old michael warrant are some of vinyls newest fans. in the age of smaller lighter digital everything it's records that are getting their attention. >> it's a journey it's knowledge. it's holding it, the weight, you know you're in for a ride.

>> reporter: a ride back to the future. >> when increasingly everything is digitized and people are on their phones and computer people like having the artifact of what he this enjoy. >> it's a record as opposed to having it on a hard drive. it's a pleasing experience. i think what trumps all of it, is the sound quality. >> the revival is going across the pond, vinyl sales in the united kingdom cracked the 1 million, mark. there are several vinyl record stores in philadelphia so show them some love. nydia. >> thank you eva. >> young cancer patients were treated to a hawaii-themed prom

at st. christopher's hospital for children. it gives them a chance to relax and smile, one of kids showed us he knows how to bust a move. we'll be right back.

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helping a young person realize a dream. walter perez found out she is more than deserving. >> reporter: one of those life moments that changes everything. [screaming]. >> reporter: this is home video learning that she is the recipient of a gates millennium scholarship one given out every year through the bill and linda gates foundation. it's good she has been working toward since her sophomore year. >> when i set a goal i plan on achieving it. >> i'm excited, i don't want to cry. >> reporter: it's okay to cry. >> she is my baby i'm so proud of her. >> reporter: of course officials from the chester upland school district are proud, as well. she is the 4th chester upland student to be awarded the gates

scholarship. she said she represents what chester upland is becoming. >> she is a model student academically and role model and mentor to our younger students, as well. >> reporter: this determined 18-year-old said there's no way she could have come this far without the loving support of her parents who taught her to turn every barrier in life as a stepping stone to reach the next level. >> i've been through so many different situations you can't tell, because i have so much confidence i want them to exude confidence themselves. >> next year she begins college in atlanta and from there fulfilling her dream of becoming a physician all expenses paid. walter perez channel 6 "action news". >> there's another hour of

"action news" sunday morning straight ahead. >> ready to run the broad street run we're there from the starting line to the finish line. >> the art of classical chinese dancing is coming to the merriam theater. plus, chris sowers has the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast. it's a good one, we'll be right back.

>> good morning, it is 7:00 a.m. on this sunday, may 3. runners are warming up for the blue cross broad street run. the weather will be warm for their push to the navy yard we're live. >> a mother and son are injured in a fire in camden, details on their efforts to get out alive. >> floyd mayweather wins the biggest boxing match of the year. the details on the fight of the century just ahead. outside we go to meteorologist chris sowers with the accuweather forecast. everybody will want to get outside today. >> reporter: no excuses today. yesterday was nice, today is better. we'll be in the 70s and low 80s. no humidity out here, the sun is shining brightly. we're above from where he we