>> good afternoon, it is sunday may 10th, happy mother's day i'm nydia han along with eva pilgrim. here's some of the stories we're following on "action news," three teenagers are hurt in shootings on south street. >> a traffic stop is deadly for

two mississippi police officers and three suspects are in custody facing charges. a teenager was hit by a car in drexel hill and his own father was behind the wheel. >> more on those stories in a moment, but first the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast with meteorologist chris sowers good afternoon chris. >> reporter: good afternoon nydia, it's nice, it's sticky, but the sun is peeking through the clouds, the fog has said goodbye and shaping up to be a nice finish to the weekend. temperature-wise we're in the 70s. 75 to be exact. allentown, closing in on 80. 76 in millville. 63 along the water in sea isle city and on the boards in atlantic city coming in at 63. satellite and radar i'll tell you the weather pattern has been repetitive is of wait. almost like the movie groundhog day. we wake up to fog and you see the sun mixing in the afternoon.

we're seeing that now and we'll see that tomorrow. each and everyday the temperatures climb. 83 degrees today citizens bank park the phillies taking on the mets. 81 degrees by the first pitch by the 9th inning, 83. you'll see sunshine, but there's a chance of a shower during the course of the game. as we look ahead there's lots of humidity in the forecast, lots of 8 old and pollen. i'll have the details plus the latest organ tropical storm ana it's in myrtle beach and pushing toward the delaware valley. i'll have the latest track and information when i see you again. philadelphia police are searching for suspects after three teenagers were shot in two separate shootings. the shots rang out on south street where two of the teens were hit. david henry is live on the scene

with more on the investigation. >> reporter: always quiet out here right now, but it was a wild scene last night. two teenagers shot on the 800 block of south street and a short time later another young man was shot at 8th and bainbridge. >> it's terrible. >> reporter: upsetting news for people who live nearby. it happened at 1:15. police say two boys 16 and 17 were walking on the 1800 block. they told police a group of young men started arguing and one pulled a gun and started shooting. both teens were shot. >> both victims were transported by police to jefferson hospital they are in stable condition suffering from gunshot wounds from the legs. >> reporter: shell casings littered the ground while police investigated that shooting more gunfire erupted a block away. police found a 19-year-old man lying in the street with a

gunshot wound to the leg. >> reporter: the bullets were flying as thousands packed south street for a night on the town. people who live in the neighborhood say they try to avoid south street on saturday night. >> i know it's crazy and people get drunk it hadn't seemed dangerous per se. >> it's kind of a tragedy. i hope it's more of a one time thing. it's not anything i'm horribly worried about. >> reporter: nearby residents say south street is a party place and they would hate to see the shootings ruin it for everyone. >> for the people who come to philadelphia to visit philadelphia. college students coming you want it to be a good reputation of the city. >> reporter: not good last night. >> definitely not. >> reporter: well, the police believe the shooting incidents maybe the result of bad blood carried from another neighborhood. so far they don't have any suspects. live on south street.

david henry, channel 6 "action news." >> david, thank you,. police are searching for a gunman after a man was shot in the head and killed in port richmond. it happened in the 1200 block of east atlantic street. officers heard gunshots and found the victim outside the car. he was rushed to temple university hospital where he died. police have not released his name and no arrests have been made. three people are in custody in mississippi after two police officers were gunned down in the line of duty. a state law enforcement spokesman said marvin banks and joany calloway are charged with two cowrchlts of -- counts of murder. banks' brother is charged as an accessory. >> we heard gun shots, it was like 6 loud gunshots, and i told my husband something is wrong. >> reporter: the officers have been identified as 25-year-old

liquori tate and 34-year-old benjamin deen the first hattiesburg officers to die in the line of duty in 30 years. >> working smoke detect heers played a role in the lives of saving a bucks county family. the action cam was in bensalem where a house fire broke out at 5:30. smoke detecters activated a fire system that alerted the fire department. two people and two pets escaped unharmed. one person was treated for smoke. in new jersey, a family in gloucester county escaped their home after it caught fire overnight. firefighters were called to the 200 morocco of west high street in glassboro at 11:30. when they arrived they found a family of three outside the burning home. a smoke detecter alerted the family to the fire. nobody was injured.

the cause of the fire is under investigation. "action news" has learned the identity of the woman who died after she was hit by a duck boat in philadelphia's chinatown section. she is 68-year-old elizabeth karnicki of beaumont, texas. she was looking out on a electronic device when she walked out against the light and was hit and killed the driver will not face charges. the tragic accidents in drexel hit was a 17-year-old boy he was hit in the family's driveway by his own father. police say the teen's father lost control and crashed into the garage. a neighbor said he heard screaming and called 911 and ran to help. >> someone who was dressed in light blue nurse scrubs, i don't know if she was related to the family. she was trying to, look like,

resuscitate the boy. the father was holding him in his arms and he feels laying in a pool of blood. >> police have not said if any charges will be filed. super typhoon has made landfall in the philippines. 1400 people moved to safer grounds to get out of the way of the powerful storms. the philippines army handled much of the evacuations. coastal areas are exposed to floods and storm surges. the storm has winds up to 115 miles. it has stranded five thousand passengers in the area. rescue crews in nepal are suffering setbacks after the mass ebb ive earthquake. avalanches have brought the searches to a hat. government officials say the avalanches are making work too

dangerous. so far 120 bodies have been recovered from the area. the quake killed more than 8,000 people and injured another 16,000. >> still much more to come on "action news" sunday afternoon allergy sufferers keep the tissues handy this season is shaking up to be more miserable than usual even those who don't normally have allergies could be affected. some parts of the county are dealing with snow and a lot of it. those stories and more coming up. but tirls a -- but first a special mother's day message, if you haven't sent in yours send your photos into 6abc.com or use the #6abc action on social media.

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summer is around the corner. but look at this in parts of wyoming, yes there's snow. the snow is falling during a high school soccer match in chiian. things were so bad the players had trouble seeing the ball. they ended the game through the second half. >> reporter: that looks fun to me. >> you're cold. >> reporter: mother's day that's not what you want to see. it kind of looked fun. let's go live on sky 6. the view of the philadelphia international airport. we got rid of the fog we saw this morning. visibility was less than a mile in a large portion of the area. obviously we've improved greatly and the sun is mixing in. not a bad afternoon. 75 degrees, the dewpoints is climbing with the temperatures. it feels sticky. allentown, 79. millville, 7786 and 77 for

lancaster and reading. mid 60s dewpoint it's muggy. you get into the 70s it's awful. mid 60s translates to muggy. it's in the middle of the scale it's not terribly bad but it's not as comfortable as it's been, either. watch what happens tomorrow, the numbers get worse low 70s in south jersey and delaware. upper 60s everywhere else. tuesday, it will feel uncomfortable, as wellle dewpoints pull back a little bit, they are in the mid 60s here, tuesday night into wednesday that's when the cold front finally swings on through shoves all the muggy air out to sea. wednesday will feel fantastic out there with lower temperatures and lower humidity levels and abundant sunshine. here's the latest on tropical storm ana. there's myrtle beach. it's turning toward the right. the outer bands are fizzle out.

this will pull to the northeast and head out to sea. the reason why it's going to head out to sea and up the coast is because of this guy right here, this is a frontal system that will trigger numerous showers and thunderstorms and round of severe letter, the heartland of the nation, that will bump and kick it out to sea. maybe we'll see a round of fog tomorrow morning because of the circulation of winds will bring that air in here. that's all the effects we'll see from tropical storm ana. she's moving to the north and getting ready to make the right hand by tuesday morning it's off the coast of cape cod and nothing more than a rainstorm and we're not expecting flooding across the carolinas. 82 83, with the humidity it will feel like 84, 85.

80 throughout the entire area numbers pull back thanks to the sea breeze. the fog redevelops after midnight. repetitive pattern we've seen the same thing three days in a row. first part of the afternoon the clouds thin out we see the sunshine and pop you are showers and mid 80s. 83 degrees today, for the most part it's a quiet afternoon. sun and clouds, one or two of you see a passing shower, but most of us stay dry. patchy fog develops after midnight. 6 # outlying -- 63 outlying suburbs and 65 for center city. fog tomorrow morning passing shower or thunderstorm late, 85. tuesday, breezy, no fog this time around as the winds shift out of the southwest but there's a greater chance of shower or thunderstorm. 88 degrees and from wednesday on it's smooth sailing as the

fronts pulls the tropical summer-like air out to sea. not too bad but a little sticky. >> food art and the law are coming together in a one of kind exhibition, karen rogers has more in this week's 6abc loves the arts. >> reporter: it's called city bites it's an exhibits you can literally feast your eyes on. it's on view at grayson law in center city. >> this is our 9th art show of our philadelphia artist series. when we first moved to the state four 1/2 years ago we had all this beautiful white and i wanted beautiful things to look at. >> reporter: the art is for the show and for sale with all proceeds going to the artists. >> we love to support the arts.

>> reporter: the city bites displays the work afternoon artist and photographer who share a love of food. >> it's all local food and local ingredients and local places. it's a lot of local stuff things we love in philadelphia. >> reporter: the photographer works with the top chefs to capture the culinary works of art. >> these were done in a a bunch of different restaurants around town. i learned a long time ago i paint much better when i like my subjects and i like food. >> reporter: he paints donuts. >> i decided to do a series of chefs. >> reporter: it's on exhibit through august 31. you can go to gray son law.com or go to 6abc.com/6abc loves the arts to learn about this and

other events. for 6abc loves the arts, i'm karen rogers. 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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>> in "healthcheck" a new study shows that exercise may help in the fight against cancer. brisk walks and slow jogs could help with cancer treatment. while too little may have no effect, too much could have a negative impact. >> allergy experts are preparing for a double whammy. tree pollens are running high and grass pollens are on the rise. overlapping seasons can affect people who don't have allergies. while medications can take the edge off your misserry, cut the pollen in your house with filters in air-conditioning systems and keeping windows closed. a man from middle town, delaware is using social media

to torched an important -- torched an important person in his life. >> reporter: mark broke an ankle, while off from work he decided to find a brother he never met. the brother would be 45, maybe 46 he was adopted through a delaware county agency and yes he was a pretty big baby. >> he was approximately 12 pounds at birth. >> reporter: smith was adopted and raised by a loving family, but as a teenager he began to think about his birth parents. he reached out to his birth mother this is a half sister. his birth father now deceased didn't want anything to do with him. >> my birth father didn't want to me meet, but i gained so many people in the family. it ended up to be a positive.

>> reporter: smith hopes his current quest is positive. >> we would all welcome as part of our family as we did mark, he is our family, we got to meet mark and his kids. >> reporter: smith has four children of his own including teenage twins who are with him today. he said one asked him why finding his brother was so important. >> could you imagine if mommy and i put our first child up for adoption. you would be miss ago part of our family. and i think for my own children it was an ah-ha moment. >> reporter: in middle town delaware, john rawlins channel 6 "action news."

no. not possible. we're the settles! when we go on vacation, it's hard to find, like, those little activities that are kind of fun and educational. i think with williamsburg, you have all of that educational part rolled into the fun. it's already here. this is probably the most fun i've had all summer.

a part of what standardized tests don't measure, very frankly they don't measure the diligence, the potential passion of a student. so it's really a measure of how adept you are to working out a problem quickly. but what if you're brilliant and it might take you twenty minutes, but you can figure out something if you were just given time to do it and show real brilliance. is that a real measure of ability and intelligence? what you can do in one minute on a problem? get out of here.

>> in sports the phillies and mets wrap up their series with a mother's day matinee at citizens bank park. jeff skeverski has highlights of last night's close game. >> reporter: chase utley is off to the worse start by a big leaguer in 100 years. the phillies star going into saturday's game hitting o99. mike schmidt said he should not think about retiring and and he will turn it around. down one in the 6th. carlos reusa down the left field line. in the 7th be the birthday aaron harang ouch. a 2-run shot to left. phils back down one. get back out the rally caps,

chase utley gets a standing ovation. look at this he snaps out of an o-19 slump. next batter, ryan howard pinch hitting captain clutch lately. hits to center just misses. phils lose. will the eagles reclaim the nfc east title desean jackson from the redskins who won four games last year believe they are the best game in the division. he took a page out of jimmy rollins' book. >> all the bloggers will say the dallas cowboys, i'm not going to put too much pressure on us, but we'll be the team to beat this year. >> reporter: the team to beat. >> 11 games one win the union

are kicking themselves after a slow start. on him one team in major league soccer is off to a worse start. in vancouver bad soccer and bad calls, too. padro morales beats ryan sell sellvestry. union lose 3-nill the second worst record in the league. drexel among the men's leaders going into the final race. florida tech edging out michigan drexel finishes third in the race, but clinched the men's title as well as the overall title. drexel won the overall dad vail regatta for the third straight year, that's sports, i'm jeff skeverski, have a great day! >> can't beat those dragons.

another half-hour of "action news" is just ahead. >> a festive night is shattered by gunfire three teens end up in the hospital. thieves break into a zoo and snatched a baby kangaroo from its mother's pouch. those stories and more when "action news" continues.

>> happening on you "action news," severe weather strikes texas and oklahoma leaving a trail of destruction and one person dead. we're live with the latest. >> a zoo in wisconsin left reeling after someone stole a number of animals including a baby kangaroo. >> two people jump from a second-story window to escape a house fire. >> elites go outside to chris sowers in the steaming sunshine. >> reporter: remind nydia, i told her 12:26, it would be hot. temperature-wise, we're in the 70s now throughout the area. some locations are getting close to 80 degrees. fleetwood 76. pilots -- pottstown 76. chester and center city coming

in at 77. the sun glare is making it difficult to read the numbers on the screen. woodbine 77. gandys beach 71. here's satellite and radar, we have a little bit of cloud cover stretching from allentown to dover. we're starting to see the sun peek through north of the lehigh valley bright sunshine south of dover, bright sunshine, so the afternoon is shaping up to be a nice one. clouds and sun mix temperatures holding steady in the low 80s all in all a nice finish for the weekend the only negative is this, the pollen count tomorrow, tuesday and wednesday expecting to be on the high sides. we have a chance of showers and thunderstorms. slim chance today better chance tomorrow. and tuesday. if we don't get rain the pollen count remains high until the middle of the week. in the meantime it's nice on the terrace. i'll see you in ten minutes. >> at least one person is dead

and several others missing after tornados touched down in north texas yesterday. the athlete of more severe weather continues for millions across plains. abc's elizabeth hur is live in oklahoma city. >> reporter: eva and nydia good afternoon what a week it's been for folks in oklahoma. first tornados, the path of destruction left here for the second day in a row texas is bearing the brunt of nature's fury. tornados swirling across texas. trees ripped out of the ground, definitely very powerful and very destructive. >> reporter: killing one and injuring three others has residents in the town of in disbelief.

>> i've lived here for ten years and never saw anything like this. >> reporter: it's going to be days before authorities assess the damage done. it was another tense night for millions with wicked weather batters the plains. oklahoma taking a beating from large hail and flash floods knocking down power lines and leaving thousand also in -- thousands in the dark. from lightning to thunder there was spring snow in nebraska california and colorado causing delays on the ground and in the air. and this morning amid threats of more severe weather a rainbow on the horizon in east colorado a glimmer of hope for many forced to begin the painful process of recovering and rebuilding. and speaking of rebuilding so many will be starting from scratch. take a look at this car it basically looks like it blew up

it's a total loss, the motel is a shell of the buildings left standings. throughout the morning we've southeastern people stop by to begin the -- we have seen people stop by to begin the process of picking up the pieces. live in oklahoma elizabeth hur for channel 6 "action news." >> we have a developing story from southwest philadelphia a man and woman made a desperate effort to escape from a house fire by jumping out of an upper story window. the action cam was at the scene on grays avenue. the woman is in her 50s in the hospital with burns to her neck, back and legs. there's no word on the condition of the man who jumped he is in his 20s. no word on what caused the fire. philadelphia investigate a shooting where three teens were

shot. the gunshots rang out on south street. david henry is live with more on the investigation. >> reporter: the party at on south street came to an bankrupt end with not one but two shooting incidents within close proximity to each other. the first one happened on the 800 block of south street where two teens were hit and short time later another young man was shot at 8th and bainbridge. >> i feel terrible for their families. >> reporter: upsetting news for people who live nearby. people say two boys 16 and 17 were walking on the 800 block. police and young men start the arguing and someone pulled a gun and started shooting. both teens were shot. >> both victims were transported to jefferson hospital by the police and they are in stable condition

suffering gunshots to the leg. >> reporter: while police were investigating that shooting, more gunfire erupted at 8th and bainbridge. police dent know if the two -- don't know if the shooting incidents are related. people who live in the neighborhood say they try to avoid south street on saturday night not because of the potential for trouble. >> i know it's crazy and people get drunk but it hadn't seemed dangerous per se. >> it's a tragedy i hope it's more of a one time thing it's not anything that i am horribly worried about. >> reporter: nearby residents say south street is a party place asked hate to see something like the shootings ruin it for everyone. >> especially south street a lot of people come to philadelphia to visit philadelphia, a lot of college students coming you want it to be a good rep -- representation

of the city. >> reporter: not last night. >> no. >> reporter: police believe it was bad blowd -- blood carried out from a previous incident in another neighborhood. so far they have no suspects. eva. >> "action news" has learned that a 1-year-old baby that was thrown into an allentown river has died. his mother dropped him off the hamilton street bridge into the lehigh river she jumped into the water herself. perry survived. rescuers recovered her baby 700 yards downstream. she was charged with attempted murder, but the charges are expected to be upgraded. a girl shot in the head in an apparent 0 -- case of road rage has come home.

she was sitting in the car in the back seat when someone opened fire, a bullet shattered the back window and became lodged in her skull. music artist prince is hoping to bring peace to baltimore. he is holding a mother's day rally for peace concert. organizers say the show is meant to be a catylist for pause an reflex. he released a tribute song called baltimore which calls for justice and peace in the wake of the freddie gray protest. thieves are looking 0 -- police are looking for theeflts who broke into -- thieves who broke into a zoo in wisconsin and stole a kangaroo out of the mother's pouch. four baby goats were stolen. >> shock and disbelieve where

did they go. i would like them back here. she also pleading with the theives to return the animals quickly. she said the babies will not survive without special care. raul castro is at the vatican meeting pope francis. he received a warm welcome in what the vatican described as a private meeting. france helped cuba and the u.s. restore diplomatic ties. he will visit cuba before he hits the u.s. for the world meeting of families here. rick williams santorum is hinting he may announce soon whether he will seek another run for the presidency. he addressed conservative activist in south carolina. scott walker and ted cruz and donald trump spoke at the

so-called conservative sum it in greeneville. today is a special day for women in our area who battled breast cancer, it's the 25th an vearps for the rails -- anniversary for the race for the cure. 6,000 survivors tack -- took part in the ceremonies on the art museum stems. she has cancer free for 8 years and said the walk down the step still packs an emotional punch. >> it's happy sad it's a huge feeling of support to believe beside women who understand you and look out at the sea of people who are sporting you is beyond words what the -- support level is under believable. >> thousands of friends and

family members took part in the 5k run and walk and one mile fun walk. she said she continues to take part in the race for the cure because the effort to conquer cancer has not yet crossed the finish line. a girl from northeast philadelphia suffered third degree burns after her iphone burst into flames. >> a restaurant in california is serving up ckets. >>

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on crickets, the first urban contradicts farm is opening in california. these are processed into a fine powered that can be added to many recipes. >> you can eat the whole thing as well. but we turn it into a powered first. >> chris you can put on shakes and smoothies and pasta and piece to boost protein. an estimated 2 billion dell people around the world eat bugs on a regular bases. >> chris sowers gets to live another day. >> reporter: 12:10 i said the sun will come out. 1226 i'm standing out there that will never happen again. let's get you outside and show you what's going on, you still owe me 20 bucks for that, nydia. >> i've got crickets for you.

>> reporter: no thanks there's the view from at this time. the clouds are thinning out and the sun increasing. double scan live, crystal clear we don't have any showers out there right now. we could see a shower or two pop up during the late afternoon hours, similar to what we saw yesterday. most areas will be dry allentown closing in on 80. wilmington 74. millville, 78. on the boardwalk in atlantic city considerably cooler. 63 greece. you're socked in down there dealing with patchy dense fog on the coastal. cape may you're in the clear and everybody else, as well. satellite and radar we don't have much going on. these are the outer bands of tropical storm ana there'sut there, we're in between systems right now all of which will converge on the delaware valley

neither of which will have a direct impact on the delaware valley. they will pass on pie by. here's ana down here, a huge line of showers and thunderstorms pushing through the heartland of the nation. this is what spawned 60 tornados yesterday. looks like they will see rough weather out there now actually. thousands of lightning strikes more than likely we'll see a redevelopment on the backside of this as the low pulls through. if you're traveling in the midwest or the heartland of the nation, thunderstorms winds in excess of 60 miles per hour, good bet you'll see large hail and the possibility of more tornados, so again it's this area under the gun. in the high plains and northern rockies you'll see snow you'll see 6 to 10 inches coming off the one to two feet they picked up yesterday. temperatures in the low 80s combination of sun and clouds, one or two see a brief passing

shower. overnight tonight, the clouds increase once again the fog rolls in again tomorrow morning we're dealing with the dense fog especially close to the water see the wind coming out of the southeast. as we getting into tomorrow evening and tuesday the winds shifts out of the southwest that shut the fog off and increases the temperatures. tuesday we'll have high temperatures in the upper 80s. we'll shut the fog off tuesday afternoon and it stays muggy throughout the duration of the next several days. allentown, 84. philadelphia, 83. cape may, atlantic city, 74. sun and clouds, muggy overnight tonight. overnight lows dropping into the low 60s. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast shows temperatures that are actually more like july rather than the beginning of may very warm thunderstorm monday, 85. tuesday, breezy with a thunderstorm you can 88 degrees, some aerials close to 90, especially south and east across south jersey and delaware.

wednesday, thursday, friday, looking good, temperatures in the 70s saturday, turning cloudy, 76. >> this is not something you see everyday even in australia. that's what you think it is surveillance video captured a can a k he went into the hospital and went back out.

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learn more at cancercenter.com/eastern. >> now to a story that's raising some concerns most people are aware of the apple iphone signature look. you don't want your phone to like this. that's what a northeast philadelphia girl's looked like after it caught fire in her back

pocket. it burned a hole in her panels. it happened without warning. sharrie williams has the story. >> >> i was shocked that it happened. >> reporter: alexis can't believe what happened to her she was walking to school when her cell phone made a noise, bus stop it wasn't a ring or a text. >> i was standing there and there was smoke. >> reporter: the smoke led to a sharp pain. i felt burning i looked down it was on fire. >> the apple iphone v c caught fire, it was in the back pocket when it started smoking. >> reporter: the fire badly damaged the phone melting the lower half of the frame and burning the interior, the heat so intensity burned a a hole through the back pocket of the jeans, it injured her burning her skin. this shows her injuries above the waistline. the family went to the hospital

where doctors told alexis ills ills -- she suffered second degree burns. a family friend once worked for a major cell phone company. she said the cell phone catching fire is a big concern. >> i think this is crazy insane. this is a kid's phone so it's something that that we buy to keep in touch with our kids, to know it might harm them, it's very scary. >> reporter: sharrie williams. >> "action news" contacted apple, the company said this type of fire incident is uncommon. apple said it's under investigation. yet another reason to celebrate mom. a new study shows women take on a majority of the workload at home after giving birth even in homes where couples thought there was an even distribution of labor. reach e researchers handed out

diaries showing that the workload increased by two hours a day and men's workload rose by 40 minutes. the most popular baby names are out there's a new winner for girls. emma snagged the top stop for girls beating out sophia. noah is at the top of the list. james and charlotte are newcomers, charlotte is likely to be around on the bitter of britain's newest princess, we'll be right back. well, sir. after some serious consideration i'd like to put in my 15-year notice. you're quitting!? technically retiring, sir. with a little help from my state farm agent i plan to retire in 15 years.

wow! you're totally blindsiding me here. who's gonna manage your accounts? this is a devastating blow i was not prepared for. well, i'm gonna finish packing my things. 15 years will really sneak up on you. jennifer with do your exit interview and adam made you a cake. red velvet. oh, thank you. i made this. take charge of your retirement. talk to a state farm agent today.

recapping our top stories on "action news," three people have been charged in connection with the two mississippi police officers gunned down in the traffic stop in the town of hattiesburg last night. three teens are in the hospital after being shot in two separate incidents. the victims said they were wounded when one opened fire with a group of young men. let's get a check of the forecast. warm and sticky. feeling like summer afternoon if you have the pool open you'll enjoy the weather later on. 83 degrees, combination of sun and clouds, slight chance of a shower. 85 tomorrow, 88 tuesday normally we should be around 72. 15 degrees above average wednesday thursday, friday,

highs in the 70s. >> it's going to feel good. if you get the blues over the tickets in alabama there are police officers in the state who might sing them to you. ♪e blue notes five singers minus one officer specialize in gospel music they think it opens communication with young people. >> we do our prayer and go out and sing and do our best and let the lord do the rest. they have performed 500 times ranging from police academy graduations to funerals. >> multitalented serving the communities in more ways than one. fyi philly is next. >> "action news" continues at 6:00 p.m. >> for eva pilgrim, chris sowers, i'm nydia han.

happy mother's day to all the moms out there thanks for joining us.

>> i'm alicia vitarelli. >> and i'm karen rogers. saturday/tonight on fyi philly. >> we spend a night on the town in media. >> preakness is coming to the piazza for a good cause. >> a new restaurant that's all about waffles and wedges. >> beer week is coming. we tour the tasting possibilities. >> and what happens when a rough looking pup named rough gets a makeover? >> hi everybody and welcome to fyi philly. >> we are at morgan's pier on the delaware river. >> and when this place opens for the season, it's a sure sign of warm weather. >> we'll take a look around in just a few, but first it's time for preakness at the piazza. >> if you can't make it to the actual horse race, this is the next best thing. >> it's fashion, sports and charity all rolled into one