>> good morning it's 5:30, saturday may 9th. here's some of the stories we're working on on you for "action news," a dozen patient are rushed to the hospital after an apparent overdose, details ahead. a woman is dead after being hit by a duck boat ride filled with tourists. it's a foggy start in the delaware valley, chris sowers

has the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast. a haircut! looks good. >> reporter: [laughter]. thank you i appreciate that. a lot of fog across south jersey and delaware. looking outside you can't see anything we have a dense fog advisory for the coast until midday and inland locations across south jersey and delaware until 9:00 a.m. the clouds will give way to sunshine this afternoon. it will be a warm day highs close to 80 degrees. north and west not too much of an issue with the fog but again, south jersey and delaware, it's a completely different story. .3 in millville. 1 mile in dover. .3 in wildwood. half mile in atlantic city. on the water you're socked in really good. temperature-wise it was a little bit muggy. the dew points have come down a little bit, 60 on the boards

atlantic city. 59 in sea isle. allentown, 63. 48 degrees in the poconos. forecast for today. the weekend getting off to a decent start 80 degrees foggy morning, clouds and sunshine by rch, winds are -- afternoon wind are light. more sunshine throughout the afternoon hours 3:00 p.m., # -- 78 degrees, 3 to 6:00, 60 degrees. we'll see how your mother's day fair and huge warmup in some areas getting close to 90 degrees by tuesday i'll have the details at 9:00 a.m. a dozen patients at a drug rehab center reportedly overdosed on a drug.

patients were being taken out of the facility and loaded into ambulances, as many as 12 painters had bad reactions to k2 or synthetic marijuana. >> people were overdosing on k2. crass crazy. >> the patients were taken to temple and einstein medical center. the duck boats tour ride is once again in the spotlight after a pedestrian was hit and killed. it happened in broad daylight while the boat was full of tourists in chinatown. dann cuellar has the details. >> reporter: tourists were enjoying a beautiful evening when tragedy struck. from all indications, it appears the victim, a 68-year-old tourist from texas never saw it coming. the horrific scene at 11th and arch, police had to use a yellow tarp to cover the body.

>> the 68-year-old female was trapped under the vehicle medics pronounced her dead at 5:27 p.m. >> reporter: the duck boat was traveling westbound carrying 28 tourist and a tour guide. witnesses say the duck boat had the greenlight. >> the female was crossing the street against a steady red light. >> reporter: the woman was looking down doing something on her ipad and did not see the duck boat coming at her. it was back in july 2010 we had another serious incident involving a duck boat one boat was in the delaware river when it lost power and struck by a barge. two hungarian tourists were killed in the mishap. >> she was crossing the street and the duck came along it's a sad day. >> basically this is just a

tragedy that should have never happened. >> reporter: the matter is being handled by the accident investigation division of the philadelphia police. as things stand no charges are pending against the driver, it appears to be a tragic accident. dann cuellar channel 6 "action news." officials in delaware county say a freak accident led to a crash that killed a pedestrian. police say a driver lost control and rode up a driver way crash into the garage. the victim was caught in the path of the vehicle and killed. the driver was not hurt. no word on what caused the driver to lose control. philadelphia police identified the suspect they are looking for in the kidnapping and sexual assault of a woman in fishtown, this is manuel cintron. they say the van he used was caught on video. the 22-year-old victim was abducted at gunpoint.

police think cintron tried to attack another woman an hour earlier in the city's logan section, she was able to fight him off and run for help. in new york city a police officer killed in the line of duty was laid to rest. brian moore was remembered during funeral services. he was shot while chasing a suspect in plain clothes. thousands lined the streets to show solidarity with their brothers and sisters in blue. officer moo -- moore was 25 years old. attorneys for the officers in freddie gray case are asking the prosecutor to dismiss the case, at a minimum they are saying the state's prosecutor should be replatessed with an

independent prosecutor. gray died after his spine was injured during an arrest. loretta lynch will conduct a broader investigation into the baltimore police department lynch said the probe will identify law enforcement practices that are unconstitutional and violate civil rights. >> this investigation will begin immediately and focus on allegations that baltimore police officers use excessive force including deadly force conduct unlawful searches seizures and arrests and engage in discriminatory policing. >> a second federal investigation is probing the death of freddie gray. a gunning declared a mistrial in the etonpatz case.

this is the third time the jury was ain't to come to a conclusion. the jury had voted 11-1 in favor of conviction, but that one juror said he had a problem a number of problems with the case including the confession. >> i feel that the initial confession there were lots of issues surrounding custody surrounding the fact it it wasn't video for 6 or # hours. >> his father said he had no doubt about the guilt of hernandez. >> i am so convinced that padro hernandez kidnapped and killed my son back on may 5th 1979. >> there will be a third trial a new trial is scheduled to start june 10. more than ten thousand students graduated yesterday.

rachel hall lies in a hospital room unconscious after a hit-and-run. rachel graduated as a double major. >> we welcome rachel's mother mrs. kathy hall who is joining us to bring rachel's presence to want ceremony and receive thediploma. the biggest day in collegiate rowing. the 77th annual dad vail regatta there are 125 crew teams competing. kelly drive is closed until

6:00 p.m. tonight. we have your front-row seat to all the rogue action. we'll have live compage on channel 6 beginning at 1:00 p.m. join matt o'donnell, karen rogers and erin o'hern for all the action on the schuylkill river. >> much more to come on "action news" saturday morning. new ferry service between florida and cuba, the plans announced to begin sailing between the two countries. we'll show you where some folks are looking at the white stuff as we are heading into mother's day weekend. >> reporter: it's not just snow it's a raging snowstorm for the front range this weekend. tropical storm ana off the eastern seaboard and dense fog advisories for us in the delaware valley. i'll have the weekend call from accuweather when i see you after the break.

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>> california dig i go out from a spring snowfall. that's not just a snowfall. it's are a -- legitimate. it was enough to cancel school. they had 4 inches fall. they were thankful for any moisture they can get considering california is in a drought right now. >> reporter: you think four inches is bat the front range

in colorado has picked up a foot. mother's day weekend that's just best of bad luck. visibility is an issue in the city. it's a problem down the shore. the problem is the east wind off the water that's creating all the fog. pressure rising 30.22 inches. temperatures are comfortable. 64 for philadelphia. allentown, 63. 40s for the poconos. millville, 62. 59 is the number on the beach where you have visibility down to .3 of a mile for wildwood and millville. half mile for atlantic city. they are socked in here, dense fog advisory for new jersey and delaware, right there on the coast up until noon, inland

locations until 9:00 a.m. looks like you're in the clear areas west of the delaware river. how this plays out. 9:00 a.m., you can see most areas are dealing with the fog but it quickly lifts by lunchtime. the exception being along the coast. everybody else clears out nicely. clouds break for sunshine during the afternoon. it promises to be a nice start for the weekend. there's the satellite and radar we have showers moving into the great lakes. all that pulls north into canada. all that in the delaware valley, except for high pressure, ana is off the coast in the carolinas that's the problem the winds are blowing counter clockwise around this high and clockwise around ana that's why we have the fog. no rain expected maybe a hit or

miss isolated showers on mother's day most areas dry. monday and tuesday high temperatures will make a run toward record territory. tuesday afternoon there's areas that will get close to 90 degrees, here's future tracker 6 clouds and sunshine, we do it all over for mother's day, morning fog sunshine by afternoon. one or two hit or miss showers by the afternoon. most of them us should stay dry. forecast for today morning fog sun and clouds mixed. it will be humid philadelphia, 80. millville, 76. much cooler on the water onshore flow, fog hanging on a little bit longer, atlantic city, 69, cape may 68. mother's day repeat performance starting out with morning fog clouds and sunshine, the is it will be noticeably more humid

lunchtime, 78. 5:00 p.m., 84. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, you like the heat you'll like tuesday 84 degrees sunday, monday, sunshine maybe a couple of thunderstorms by afternoon, a muggy 84. tuesday close to 90 degrees, a couple of areas millville, for example, maybe wilmington, the farther south and east you go, wouldn't surprise me if you reach 89 or 90. breezy and cooler, wednesday thursday and friday, a pretty good cold front comes through clears everything out lots of sunshine, testers pull back to where -- temperatures pull back to where they should be for this time of the year. we go back into the lower 70s. >> we don't want it too hot too soon. . that's right your body is not used to it and you can get into trouble. >> erin o'hern has an fyi for

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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.

>> good saturday morning to you, sky6 live hd taking a live look for us over penns landing. we are waking up to fog in many parts of the delaware valley. 65 degrees right now. 5:55. jet blue airways is partnering with a charter company to offer weekly flights to new york and cuba. it will travel from jfk international airport to had a vanna international airport. the move comes as u.s. and cuba normalize diplomatic relations. in addition to the flights there will be a ferry service between the u.s. and the island nation. the plan is to sail from a south florida port 3 times a week to

cuba. each ship will be able to carry 2,000 passengers round trip tore $250. passengers would be able to carry up to 200 pounds of luggage for free. service is expected to be up and running by september or october. as we celebrate mother's day, one montgomery county son is putting his music dreams on hold and everything on the line to do something for his mom. they share the same birthday and passion for a good cup of joe. alicia vitarelli has their story. >> i have to wear my hip hop style. >> reporter: that's hip hop mom jean savage and representing for her son shaken who goes by the stage name real. >> how are you? >> reporter: today the mom son duo is bringing a real community

coffeehouse to wyncote inspired by family tradition. >> sunday we're going to grab some coffee from somewhere, we had to go so far to get the coffee. >> reporter: they created the real marketplace. >> these are antique lamps here. >> reporter: there's a little corner you can come in have a coffee and do some shopping. >> most of the stuff came from my house. >> reporter: jean has been working hard in healthcare for 40 years and real said this is for her so she can get the coffee that keeps her moving and grooving. >> reporter: no coffee no working. and he loves that he could give mom this gift of relaxation and eventually retirement. >> i would say within a month or so, we'll have mom kicking back in one of those nice chairs full time. >> i'm so happy i can't believe it. >> reporter: if you're in for home cooking jean makes quite

the nd spin issue pie. >> she is spicy. >> reporter: for channel 6 "action news" i'm alicia vitarelli. >> now, you have much more coming up on "action news" saturday morning will there be another bout? what may weather has to say about a rematch with manny pacquiao. sosophia vegara and reis witherspoon are on the run. we'll have a preview.

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all the goodness of milk all the deliciousness of hershey's syrup. >> good morning, it is 6:00 a.m., saturday, may 9th. here's some of the stories we're following on "action news." police in montgomery search for a robber who held up a 7-eleven overnight. we hear from a brave 12-year-old boy who was stabbed after he came to his sister's defense. plus, rowers hit water in the dann dad veil regatta. >> reporter: the skies will brighten up as the morning goes on. that's what i was talking about.