pharmacy. now the question is who did it? >> i'm shirleen allicot. >> and i'm brian taff. >> the big story is the rite-aid theft in east falls. chad police are not just looking for the suspect but trying to figure out what is missing now. the delivery company is trying to take an inventory and this happened a couple of hours ago, the pharmaceutical delivery driver pulled up here but what he didn't know was he was being followed and watched. investigators spent the afternoon dusting for fingerprints when it was broken into by two thieves, the drivery driver for aex group the deliverly person was inside dropping off product and the van pulled up and broke in. >> they popped the lock and took what they can and took off.

>> the bandits got away with 12 unmarked bins like these, they could contain heart medication and pain killers, and other items on store shelves like rite-aid. it's the second vehicle break-in in the last week. last tuesday a truck was hit at frankford. >> one said though thought they were followed the other day. police say they believe they are looking for a dark model or burgundy minivan. >> we'll have to keep an eye on our drivers and develop some secure measures to prevent this. >> an eyewitness was able to give detectives a tag number but so far no arrests. a street department worker is in critical condition now after he was burned by a hot wire in southwest philadelphia

the man was hurt just after 11:00 this morning while fixing a streetlight at 51st and woodland, about 2000 customers had no power for a half hour while peco deenergized the area. sara bloomquist will have a live report at 4:30 today. at least row homes were damaged or destroyed in reading today and at least a dozen tem are out of their homes while they try to figure out what started the flames. walter per says live now with a look at the damage. >> reporter: hey shirleen here is the scene here, the torch remains of this section of row homes that went up in flames at 7:30 this morning, neighbors here is a the flames spread quickly and despite that no serious injuries to report. >> the smoke could be seen for miles as a section of row homes burned to the ground on east laurel street in reading.

one was wear jeanette lived with her family. >> is it just took a couple of minutes. and a couple minutes the whole house was engulfed in fire. >> jose who lived in one of the other homes destroyed says one minute he was drinking coffee in his kitchen and the next his house was full of smoke. >> he says it was the kind of fire that no one could extinguish and firefighter as arrived in the matter of moments but still took two hours to put it out. firefighters quickly sound aid third alerm and six homes were damaged and three were destroyed and 15 to 25 people are now homeless. reading fire marshall says that now they are trying to figure out how it started. >> this make its tough because it's damaged and the structural integrity of the building is in question, we'll go as far as we

can to try to figure out what happened here. >> back out live at the scene one neighbor was hospitalized after suffering an asthma attack bhil vacevacuateing. the bright spot once again is no serious injuries to report. reporting live from reading, walter perez channel 6 "action news." >> thank you walter. >> a fire that killed three women in west calnon township the flames started after someone threw something they were smoking into the trash, and the names of the victims sisters sally and roland a ramel. two women are facing charges after a toddler had to be rescued from a rooftop.

clara bell is the mother of that 2-year-old boy he was home alone when he climbed on top of a three story home on leaper street yesterday. they stopped the second boy from going out the window and investigators are not identifying his mother because she is just 17 both women are charge wrd endangering the welfare of a child. >> now to a check of the accuweather forecast on a steamy spring bay. adam joseph is live along city avenue it's a roll up the shirt sleeves type of day out there. >> i should have done that. it's warm again but notice the uptick in the humidity if you have been outdoors for an extended amount of time the cold front could bring a couple of scattered thunderstorms this evening, 83 in philadelphia 79 in wilmington and 84 in millville. and along the shore 74 degrees at the boardwalk and sea isle

city showing the wind coming off the very chilly ocean. when the sun came over the horizon there was a decent amount of sunshine and the clouds are sharing the sky with the sun and a couple of sprinkles in the lehigh valley, parents of the delaware valley in the frankford section and riverside and rancocas getting a downpour but no lightning strikes at present time in the entire region. a spotty shower or thunderstorm in the evening hours most areas stay dry and it's mild and the winds shift to the east-northeast tonight and that means a little bit of a cooler day for wednesday and we'll talk about the drop in temperature and also the big spike up in the temperatures for mother's day weekend in the full accuweather forecast. >> thank you very much adam. tonight the democratic candidates in philadelphia will meet for the final time before the primary. it's happening here at channel 6, here is a live look inside of

our studios. where the candidates hold their final debate before the vote in two weeks lynn abraham, nelson dehe is jim kenny and anthony williams will be here. historically the winner of this primary stands a good chance of winning the election as well. a non-democratic mayor has not been elected since the 1940s. the only place to watch the debate is here on 6 abc, can you see it here commercial free and we are streaming it at 6abc.com. and are you sending us questions through jointheaction@6abc.com, and we have picked some to asked candidates, if you are looking for "wheel of fortune," or jeopardy they will air at 2:10 and 2:40 a.m.

let go live to matt pellman in the traffic center. >> hey guys, we are watching the wheels turning slowly along the roosevelt boulevard northbound side from the schuylkill to broad street just our normal afternoon delay taking shape can you see the road is wetd and one rolled through the area of the woods the east falls section of the city, things are without and definitely slow along the boulevard this afternoon, we are watching the accident involving the police officer in ben salem bucks county, maybe stay down in woodhaven northbound approaching the turnpike just 17 miles per hour. sliding over to abington a crash along huntington pike along sioux avenue. and a crash involving an overturned vehicle at 309. luckily 309 is not as bad as yesterday afternoon after we had all the eastbound traffic from the northeast extension and it's

so much better than yesterday with speeds in the mid-60s and a crash in gloucester county along marshall mill road and stanton avenue no issues on 55 coming southbound to vineland and millville. details just coming in of a crash at rittenhouse. more on that in the next half hour. >> thank you matt. still ahead the race for the white house just got even more crowded. we break down who is in and who is out now that another candidate entered the race plus isis claimed responsibility for its first attack on american soil. we have the latest on the deadly shooting and the men behind it including one on the fbi's radar for year. and the airlines are raking in more money for fees than ever before. find out which carriers get the most from added costs.

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isis is claiming responsibility for this weekend's failed attacks in texas. isis says she were behind the attacks to ambush the controversial event. featuring cartoonists drawing pictures of muhammad. they said they promised to deliver more attacks in the future. >> today we are learning more about the two islamic extremists who opened fire at the controversial event. elliot simpson, and nadir simpson was on the fbi's radar for a decade. >> was trying to convert people, he thought that islam was a way of life for most people. the 30-year-old simpson wrote soon you will not be able to live in america as a muslim and the fwiter message was seen by

the fbi and on april 10th he tweeted time is short and then wroetd of the upcoming event in dallas writing when will they ever learn and simpson was charged in the 2010 terror investigation even though he was on the no fly list, he planned to fly to serious last month to join syria and his trip was halted when the fbi arrested other people in his circle. the mother of the other suspect says that she believes he was influenced by his roommate simpson. >> he is intelligent and to be convinced to doing something like that is beyond me. >> today she worries about potential backlash being the mother of a man that attempted a terror attack.

i am thankful he did not kill anybody, i don't blame the policeman that shot and killed him, he was just doing his job, if you attempt something like this have you to expect it you may not come back alive or you won't be a free man for sure. >> today simpson's father is speaking out saying that his son made a bad choice and we are americans and we believe in america. brian? >> alicia thank you. u.s. attorney general, loretta lynch is in baltimore to discuss the death of freddie gray she met with his family four days after prosecutors filed criminal charges against the six officers involved in his death this case sparked the violent riots last week and lynch thanks police officers for their long hours during the protests and they are still

investigateling gray's case for civil rights violations. another candidate has jumped into the race for the white house. mike huckabee threw his hat into the ring he declared in the city of hope the same town as president clinton, he won in eight states in 2008 including the iowa caucuses thanks to mostly evangelical voters but is trying to broaden his message this time around. huckabee is the sixth republican to enter the race, ben carson announced yesterday and senators ted cruz and ran paul and marco rubio are already campaigning with big names like jeb bush and wisconsin governor scott walker and new jersey governor chris christie waiting to announce

their decision. the dow joan down 42 points and the nasdaq down 27 and the s&p closing 25 points down the day. u.s. airlines are earning more on checked bag fees and reservation changes than ever before. that airlines collected $3.5 billion in baggage fees last year in edition to $3 billion in reservation change fees, the joint airlines brought in the most money but different airlines, taking different percentages, spirit touts low fairs and addon fees and meanwhile southwest gets 95 percent of its revenue from the price of the ticket. meanwhile dozens of students in new jersey got a special lesson in music today. ♪♪ ♪♪ isn't that beautiful the bay

atlantic symphony is join bid world renounced sensation. three composers expressed colors and shapes. and young people concerts were performed for more than 20,000 young listeners. >> and hearing that music. makes you think of summer. >> oh yeah. getting outside. sitting outside. >> can you tell where our mind is right now it's time for the accuweather forecast. lets get to meteorologist, adam joseph, who has come indoors. >> allergies they have gone crazy but its enjoyable with the temperatures feeling like mid summer 81 on sunday 85 yesterday and 84 today with that average sitting at 71 degrees we have been around 10 to 15 degrees above the normal speaking of the allergies it is

sky high today yet again especially because of that tree pollen, the weeds and grass on the low side despite the fact that we have a lack of rain and we need the rain for many different reasons especially to bring the pollen levels down, upper 70s to the north and west and 84 in millville and again the sea breeze is kicking in for the boardwalk areas around strathmere as well as avalon where. s are only in the mid-60s, stormtracker 6 live double scan there is a front draped just south of new england near new york city stretching just to the north of philadelphia and the great lakes and a cluster of downpours and thunderstorms to the north and west of buffalo and a couple scattered near washington and baltimore, and with the humidity up a little bit, everybody has the opportunity of seeing a scattered downpour or thunderstorm and not everybody will see it if you are you are the lucky one here on 38 and

near the new jersey turnpike and riverside a quick shower passing through and dampening the ground and alleviating the pollen level and the micro area. a downpour will be around and if you see a thunderstorm it doesn't look like it will turn severe because the atmosphere is not that excited to get things going, 56 in allentown and 56 in philadelphia, even cape may near 60 degrees overnight tonight, future tracker at 8:00, can you see the scattered downpours or the clap of thunder passing through as the front slides through the front will sink to the south tomorrow and the winds start to switch out of the north-northeastly direction and a scattered shower tomorrow morning and a lot of clouds for your wednesday and that continues in the afternoon with the cooler northeasterly wind and the clouds fight with the sunshine around here and that could be the isolated shower. we are watching the tropics off miami near the bahamas and a 40%

chance of it becoming a tropical entity over the next five days even if it becomes a tropical storm of some nature and it will only affect the carolinas and pull off to sea. looking at the four day at 4:00, clouds and a shower around and partly sunny here on thursday we are back up to 80 degrees, and a beautiful stretch pulls in for friday and saturday. both days 85 degrees and on the humid side with a mixture of sun and clouds if you head to the schuylkill for the aberdeen regatta lots of water and light blue clothing because of how warm it will be. >> i want to pass along breaking news causing traffic concerns the action cam live and chestnut hill and you can see rather why the large tree comes down closing german town avenue

and mermaid lane and traffic is detours in the area. you can get the tree cleaned up and no word on why the tree came down, that is quite a situation in -- a man robs a local laundry mat by gun point and they need your help tracking him down. >> we'll explore throw back health trend in a special report. >> and celebrities eating cereal don't normally make the news but this is a touching tribute.

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tonight at 11:00 victims of a fire escape chance are speaking on camera about the

death a friend and brother pointing fingers and saying his death should have been prevented. >> i'm wendy saltzman the victims are telling their story and saying the death of albert su is the lack of inspection laws in philadelphia. >> i lost my brother. >> now we are asking why lawmakers have not updated the code to prevent another catastrophic collapse. >> another year later why isn't more been done, you'll hear more about the 43 foot fatal fall. >> my arms went over my head and i went down so quickly. now we are pressing for answers on what is being done to make sure are you safe. police in port richmond are looking for the man that robbed a laundry mat over the weekend tj's laundry mat, the suspect walked up to the 36-year-old

employee and pulled a gun and then went behind the counter to get some money and she handed it to the suspect who took off running. police ask anybody that knows anything about the crime to call them. and move over there is a new wellness trend taking the world by storm. >> plus, we are following brand new developments of a little girl shot in the head why this shooting was the result of road rain rage and

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with the person behind the eyes. this is genuine eye care right in your neighborhood. this is pearle vision. it is 4:30 and "action news" continues, breaking news involving a little girl shot in the head in her mother's car over the weekend. police tell "action news" that road rage it to blame for the shooting, they believe an irate driver fired a shot into the car after the mother's boyfriend stopped on haverford avenue so he could run inside of his home. they thought 8-year-old anae yeah was hit by shattered glad but they found a bullet in her skull. she is expected to be okay. the mother spoke outside of childrens hospital begging for help finding the gunman. >> this happened so fast and she

is 8 years old she didn't deserve it. she didn't. she is an innocent child. >> her two younger sisters that were in the car at the time, were not hurt. we'll have more information on this road rage shooting and hear from the little girl's father coming up at 6:00 tonight. >> turning now to the latest on a freak accident that send a philadelphia street department worker to the hospital this morning. the 53-year-old was burned while trying to fix a streetlight at 51st and woodland, that is where we find sara bloomquist with more on this accident. >> reporter:hey are making repairs, when he was so badly burned this morning. the man was in a bucket truck to repair that pole there near 51st

and woodland, a wire sparked and set the pole and the man on fire. >> peco workers spent much of the afternoon here figuring out how a peco employee got injured so badly. it was around 10:30 this morning, the 53-year-old man was repairing a light neighbors told us burned out yesterday one of the dangling wires was still charged and sparked. >> some how one of the lights that was attached to the pole he was up in his bucket truck making repairs and the fire hits his clothes and sets him on fire from the chest up. >> he was able to put the flames out himself but he was really badly burned. >> his arm was burned. badly burned his whole arm and face. and he was rubbing his face, and

we told him to stop. >> a co-worker lowered the man in the bucket and he was transported to the hospital. peco turned off the power to 19 hundred customers while they investigating the cause. >> after the man was lowered down from the bucket to the street witnesses say he was walking around and made the cell phone call until the coworkers and medics got him to lie down, he was transferred in critical condition to trauma center and now the temple burn center to be treated for the serious third degree burns. i'm sara bloomquist channel 6 "action news." >> all right sara thank you. a man caught ripping a northeast philadelphia woman's shrub out of the ground is arrested. "action news" showed you video of the landscaping theft last

week, they picked up the urban ditd, the homeowner says that the pom pom shrub had been in front of her house for the past 15 years. he is facing theft charges. >> hmm. >> a bizarre crime. now that they solved we are all pleased. adam, a hot day out there. >> a couple of showers and downpours to cool off a bit. but it's isolated at this point looking at sky 6 hd over camden new jersey you see some threatening clouds where there are showers developing and 83 degrees and dry in the city now and dew point 55 and if are you outside working throughout the day today you notice the uptick in humidity with the west-southwestly winds and the clutter of downpours that developed just to the east of philadelphia and cherry hill and

marlton, and notice the lightning counter. and there are no lightning strikes in that cluster at the present time, notice the camera bouncing around with the south-southwestly winds. and the wind comes off the water at 68 degrees, we'll look at double scan and track some more summer heat. wait until you see the numbers. >> we earned it. >> storms and showers popped up this season remember to check in with 6abc.com/weather, get the updates forecast and live storm tracker 6 radar there is a different kind of transplant going on in area hospitals, doctors are transplanting bacteria, rick williams is live newsroom with more on this. >> hi shirleen

many people don't realize there is good and bad bacteria in hour bodies, some makes us sick and other kinds needs us to stay healthy one person says she took medication to treat a common illness, and that made her more sick and how an uneven balance of bacteria and the uses to treat it. and now residents in one new jersey town have to turn off their hoses as lawn restrictions are set to begin new jersey correspondent, nora muchanic is live with the details. some stories on "action news" tonight at 5:00. >> thank you rick. >> a private plane for the most magical place on earth it sounds like a dream and a reality for several deserving families the action cam was at the airport today as the children and their parents boarded the flight to disney

world part of the operation dream lift making it possible for seriously ill children to visit the theme park. and a dream it is for them. >> and the philly phanatic down there too. >> matt pellman is in the traffic center. no in some spots. off kelly drive if you look there you can see the northbound traffic on lincoln drive starting to move again and that is especially good news because i don't have a good alternate to send you too. that has a lot of construction and backlog traffic with people detouring around the situation, mid vail avenue has construction through east falls and the better bet is the roosevelt boulevard with speeds in the teens crash on lincoln drive now gone and hopefully things start to break up in the area

just to the north in chestnut hill, we showed you the downed tree blocking a chunk of chestnut avenue. stay up on sten ton avenue too get around that mess. this is 95 northbound side here by girard in is a broken down truck here taking out the right lane and this is a spot that is normally busy, extra busy from the vine street expressway. in bensalem a crash involving the police motorcycle by the khols. and use that instead of knights and an overturned vehicle by pumping station road. we'll check it again on this cinco de mayo after the break. >> hopefully we get to enjoy it at some point today. >> still ahead, no bones about it bone broth is taking over the scene and why you should be drinking it. and a stunning sight on a

tennessee highway after a suv got wedged in between two tractor trailers, coming up how the driver explains how he survived and his wife seeing the crash video before knowing her husband lived through this. >> and ryan gosling, finally eats his cereal and we'll tell you why the simple act is a touching tribute to a stranger turned viral video ago fer. and more on the pop-up storms you are seeing now.

he was treated at a hospital and released and got back in the road to complete the sales call he missed because of the accident. here at the big board with the big talkers and a big warning for parents today after a frightening new viral video reveals just how easy it is to abduct a child. it's an important lesson about how we teach our kids about

stranger danger. >> i tell my kid every day. >> i'm pretty sure she will not talk to you by try. >> want to go talk to the other puppies? >> yes. >> she asks several moms for permission to talk to their kids three out of three times he is successful convincing them to leave the park with them hand in hand with the promise of seeing puppies. >> have you to ask me to go see somebody because they will take you and you won't be with mommy anymore. >> this video is views 19000 times and a lot of people are talking about. >> cereal eating doesn't usually make the news. in his vine news, the man that created the viral ryan gosling who won't eat his cereal meme.

he was a social media super star famous for trying to feed ryan gosling from scenes in his most popular films the funny sight of a man feeding a television screen and apparently gosling was also watching when hearing of mchenry's passing he said his heart goes out to his family and friends and lucky to be part of his life even in just this small little way. these are the scenes that everyone was always watching brian. these famous shots of gosling and then in comes the spoon with the cereal and you can't get him to eat it because it's a movie. >> a sad ending but a funny way to gain fame. and apparently ryan gosling loves cereal. >> a plan on a personal mission to spread ashes in the pacific ocean was dealt a devastating set back when his car was stolen

and his wife's ashes insood. he was traveling to the coast when his car disappeared during a stop in san francisco but a police officer who heard his story was determined to get it back and personally drover and until he found the car yesterday the most surprising part of this everything in that car was stolen except for the ashes, this he says restored his faith in humanity. >> now to a health check special report on a centuries old recipe becoming a health trend people are drinking bone broth claiming to help boost your immunity and achy joints registered nurse and "action news" reporter ali gorman has more. >> this has gain aid new following and there is a restaurant that opened in new york and they specialize in bone broth and a talked to a local

chef about how to make it yourself and the potential benefits. >> there are a lot of ways to make bone broth registered dietician and chef katie says more of her clients are asking about bone broth. it is what it sounds like a traditional broth made by cooking bones for a long time. >> there is no signtivic evidence that the collagen taken from the bones can boost immunity and help bone growth. but it's rich in nutrients and it's rich in calcium and magnesium and potassium. use beef, pork or lamb bones. >> here we are have beef bones. >> precook the bones add water

and bring to boil and then skim the fat and boil again using a slow cooker turn it to high and then down to low and let it simmer. add salary and onions this will add extra flavor without adding sodium. chicken bones have to cook for at least 24 hours and all others 48 hours once ready all ingredients are trained leaving a clear drinkable broth. >> one great things about bone broth are there are benefits and very little risk. >> obviously it is a big time commitment but they say it's that slow cooking that brings out the nutrients in the bones. >> mama's chicken soup, there is some science behind it without the sodium. you can catch it there i'll be

curious about that. thanks very much. meteorologist, adam joseph back with the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast. 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.

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downpour and this local area jealous because much needed rain is falling and dropping the pollen levels and then where it intersects 206 and red lion and stokes road getting drenched right now but the lightning counter is zero and this right now is a downpour passing through no thunderstorm. as we look at the numbers 3u89 in philadelphia 79 in wilmington and 76 in allentown and millville 84 degrees, with the southerly wind coming off the cold ocean 65 in beach haven. as we look at satellite 6 along with action radar, that is the forcing mechanism that is getting the downpours going and not a lot of energy getting it going and a release of

lightning an isolate the downpour and thunderstorm and it's cloudy and warm and 61 to 66 degrees, that starts to switch here as the winds start to wrap out of northeast with high pressure to the northern and the front sinking to the south, it's much cooler and a lot of clouds and an isolated shot of a shower or downpour and the high starts to settle off the coast it starts to veer and turn more southwesterly, seeing sunshine on thursday and kicking it's temperatures back up to 80 degrees and at the same time at the end of the week, the low pressure center to the north and east. lets say west palm beach florida and off the carolinas this could be the first tropical system of the year this wrote be an early start if this welcomes tropical storm anna, if that occurs it stays to the south.

that is some good news. as we look at the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast a shower is likely on wednesday and 74 degrees and then sun thursday, friday and into saturday, as the temperatures spike again to summer levels between 80 and 85 degrees and very summer-like for mothers day upper 80s sun and clouds and a little more humid and isolated thunderstorm and overall dry for mothers day and it stays in the 80s, as we get into monday and tuesday no big threat of heavy rain, i know i say this day after day if you are a gardener, my producer was like this is like dust. >> we'll take it. when we get it. >> we want to show you the cars that last 200,000 miles or more. coming up.

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"action news" delaware valley's leading news program. are rick williams and monica malpass. a camden county man was killed in a hit and run last month and there are still no leads in a search for the driver officials are hoping you can help them find the suspect, tuesday night and the big story on "action news" is the increased effort to find witnesses and a suspect, in a deadly hit and run in audubon. >> david henry is live where the victim was found at west atlantic. david you have the full story. >> reporter: yes it happened here a month ago, police got a call about a person on the road when they got here they found 36-year-old christopher dean lying on that storm drain right over there. how he got there remains a

mystery. >> we don't know what happened and we would like to know what happened. christopher dean's family wants answers they were out looking for help from the public police were going door-to-door and handing out flyers. and so far the police don't have witnesses and don't even know what type of vehicle may have been involved. they are hoping that someone comes forward. >> we hope that someone says hey listen, i seen a vehicle with damage to it shortly after this incident happened and maybe contact us. it happened on a dark and rainy night, police believe that christopher is a victim of a hit and run driver but have not ruled out foul play, the coroner says he dies of blunt force trauma consistent with getting hit with a vehicle. they believe that anyone that left him for dead on the side of the road will come forward. >> we would like the opportunity to