learn more at cancercenter.com/eastern. >> break now another strong earthquake has hit nepal. brand new video in showing the exact moment this latest quake shook the country's parliament. >> a watchdog group says governor chris christie racked up quite the entertainment tab on the taxpayers dime. >> accuweather is tracking a humid start and then that flip-flops with temperatures later today. >> but either way it's 6:30 here on this tuesday may 12th. maybe you can wear flip-flops in the morning and in the afternoon. let's find out more from dave murphy and karen rogers is watching traffic. good morning. >> it's not too bad out here right now on the terrace and we have some sun mixing with some clouds, still in the 60's but you can feel it, it's a bit muggy. we have one area of the region experiencing some precipitation. this is down in dover. this line of heavier showers moving quickly through any given area in about five or 10 minutes but it is approaching

the delaware bay and it now looks like it will probably jump the bay and get into parts of south jersey around bayside, greenwich, shiloh and bridgeton, so between now and 6:56 if you're in any of those communities, maybe give it about 10 minutes as that thing passes. it should take about a half hour for it to travel the length of that red arrow. so bridgeton still a little ways away and we'll see whether or not it survives that far but anyway, that's the rain that you have this morning. the wide view satellite and radar shows you that everybody else is drive. a lot of showers and thunderstorms to the west overnight fell apart as they headed toward the east and we really didn't wind up with much. frankly weren't expecting much last night. 68 degrees in philadelphia right now. feeling a bit on the muggy side. 65 in wilmington, 65 in millville, 65 in allentown and your dewpoints anything over 60 always indicates humid air and right now we actually have dewpoints in the mid 60's so a little bit muggy. as we go through the day we're going to shoot on up into the mid 80's by noon and then we get a high of 88 by 3 o'clock. the change today, however, is in the humidity.

as we go past lunchtime the humidity levels will drop and while it gets very warm this afternoon, it won't be as humid later as it is this morning. it's also going to get windy. we'll talk more about that and then a big cool change for tomorrow in the accuweather 7-day forecast. karen for now what are roads looking like. >> remember yesterday morning we had so many accidents through the region. so far so good but we are looking at a jam on the schuylkill. this is looking live at city avenue. westbound traffic jammed from the boulevard to gladwyne. eastbound is pretty heavy too, conshohocken to the curve and the boulevard to girard. we have a water main break happening right now. this is upper dublin montgomery county and instead of pine town road, i would stick to camp hill road because we have crews on the scene near highland avenue trying to fix the water out there and the water main break they're dealing with. looking live on 422 eastbound traffic, it's eastbound traffic heavy from oaks to 23. so no accidents on 422. just your normal slow go. we have a fire location here in new castle county that's causing a problem. old baltimore pike is currently blocked at main

street. stick to 273. it's a two alarm fire. we are seeing a lot of crews on the scene right now matt. >> okay, karen thank you. breaking right now another major earthquake has just hit nepal and while it was deeper in the ground it was nearly as strong as the one a few weeks ago that killed more than 8,000 people. erin o'hearn has brand new video of the shaking live in the satellite center. erin imincredible that this has happened again matt and we now know that at least four people have been killed by this massive magnitude 7.3 earthquake and we have brand new video we want to show you of the exact moment this killer quake hit. let's take a look at this video. you can see this is from the parliament building in nepal where someone was speaking when the quake hit and there it is, the camera started shaking violently. then you can see terrified members of parliament running out of the building. now, this is also new video. you can see people are rushing out of their homes and buildings. many of those buildings are unstable from that major quake that hit just over two weeks

ago. again, we're hearing of at least four deaths. many more people are hurt. buildings have been leveled. search and rescue teams are coming -- combing through the rubble searching for survivors. the u.s. geological survey said the quake hit just after lunchtime today. here is a map of where the quake hit. and you can see it is right near the chinese border between kathmandu and mount everest. and we also know at this time that there were several powerful aftershocks measure 5.6 and 6.3 magnitude. also the approach of the monsoon season which generally starts in june is coming up so this is putting increasing pressure on getting help to that area right away. of course you can stay updated on this story on 6abc.com. for now we're live in the satellite center, erin o'hearn channel6 "action news." tam back to you. >> it will be a muddy incredible mess by the time we get to typhoon season. new this morning police say they've tracked down a smash and grab robber in west

philadelphia. officers arrested the suspect near the crime scene the dunkin' donuts at 63rd street and girard avenue. the thief reportedly broke a drive through window and stole an entire cash register. police caught the suspect and you can say it was red handed. he was still in possession of that cash register. and police are now looking for kids who threw rocks at a school bus in west philadelphia. nine special needs students from the school of the future were on the bus yesterday afternoon along with two assistants and the driver. as the bus approached 47th and aspen streets at least two juveniles ran over from a rec center and started throwing rocks and construction debris. the broken glass hit 20-year-old special needs student courtney clancy in the face. >> time right now is 6:35. comments about a game of cap between children and allentown police set off a firestorm on facebook. >> cops out here look at that supposed to be doing their job and they over here playing football. >> that is minerva colon. her video has been viewed more

than 120,000 times since the posting on saturday. some users slammed colon for criticizing community outreach. colon's neighbors say her son learned a valuable lesson by watching the experience. >> he said he had a good time but that he was confused. he didn't know if the cops were good or bad how he should judge it. i told him as you see they stopped and they played with you. >> colon later says she misspoke. she says she has had two family members killed in police involved shootings outside of pennsylvania. allentown's police chief applauds the officer in the video. >> governor chris christie will be addressing the economy at an appearance in new hampshire today. just as a scathing report on his expense account has just been released. according to new jersey watchdog.org christie spent almost $83,000 in taxpayer money for food and drink at metlife stadium during the 2010 and 2011 football seasons. the governor traditionally has free use of boxes for giants and jets games but food and beverage costs extra. the republican state committee probably fearing a scandal

reimbursed the treasury. >> the nfl has suspended super bowl m.v.p. tom brady for the first four games of the upcoming season without pay for his role in deflategate. the quarterback's agent says he'll appeal the decision. the league has also fined the new england patriots $1 million and took away two draft picks. and has indefinitely suspended the two equipment staffers whom an nfl report identifies as those who carried out a scheme to deflate footballs for the afc title game. and brady will not play against the cowboys. >> yeah. >> but will likely -- >> he'll play against the eagles. >> this will trail him. his obituary will talk about this. >> yeah. so storm tracker six live double scan we are mainly dry but we do have that line of showers. it's opened up over the delaware bay. it was in delaware. if we go in tighter it's now crossing the delaware bay and it looks like it will reach bayside in the next couple minutes and in the blue box there i'm plotting the arrival of this. it's only going to take about five minutes for this to get across any given area and so if you're in greenwich or cedarville it arrives around

6:52. you can plan on giving it about five or six minutes it will probably be past you and then you'll have slightly wet roads but no more active rain. there's a second batch farther to the south heading in toward fortescue, new jersey, and we'll go ahead and move the track box down there. looks like if you're in delmont leesburg moorestown and port elizabeth between now and two minutes after 7 o'clock that little cluster of showers comes through. this one might take more like 10 minutes to get past you. remember it takes about a half hour for it to move along the length of that red arrow. as we take a look outside we have actually a mix of clouds and sun across most of the region away from those showers crossing the delaware bay. 68 degrees right now in philadelphia, too, which doesn't sound too bad except that the dewpoint is still above 60 and remember any dewpoints over 60 that's an indication of humid air. 64 moderately humid out there especially if you start walking around or moving around a lot. winds south-southwest at 6 miles per hour. those will pick up as the day goes on.

had some severe weather out in ohio western pennsylvania last evening. that fell apart as it tries to head east. now we have a little bit of that shower activity mainly down south of philadelphia this morning and that won't be around that much longer. the big story today really there's several of them but the main thing is how warm we're going to be later on. we're at 70 at 8 o'clock then 82 by 11:00. 87 by 2 o'clock with a high of 88 degrees just three off the record high for this date and that will be at about 3 o'clock. the other story today is that as the temperatures rise, we get past around lunchtime and the humidity will start to drop and winds will pick up so a little sticky this morning. this afternoon very warm but not as humid and more winds building in. high temperatures from north to south from about philadelphia, even down to millville and north we're going to be in the 80's. down the shore the mid to upper 70's. real nice day on the beach actually and less humid as the day goes on in most spots. dewpoints we'll track them on future tracker six. you get up to lunchtime and we're probably still over 60

across much of the region but here's what i'm talking about with that dry air beginning to build into the surface. you see those dewpoints during the afternoon right up until 6 o'clock dropping down into the 50's close to philadelphia and north. if you're down the shore later this afternoon or even down toward millville and dover it might still feel a little bit humid as we're not going to get quite as much dry air filtering in there. phillies forecast tonight 82 for the first pitch, 72 in the ninth inning in philadelphia the humidity much lower this evening so it will be comfortable, partly cloudy probably a little bit breezy as the phils once again try and beat the bucs. tomorrow high pressure out to the west, the winds turn from the cooler northwest and we wind up with a high of just 70. so upper 80's today only 70 tomorrow. your exclusive accuweather 7-day, 88 today, 70 tomorrow. tomorrow will be a sunny and windy day. and then sunny and nice on thursday with a high of 74. and friday also looking pretty good 76 degrees, partly sunny skies. if we see any rain on friday it won't be until late at night. saturday doesn't look great. cloudy at times some showers nice high of 78. and then back up to around 80 on sunday with a mix of clouds

and sun and just a slight chance of a spotty shower so it looks good for day baseball at citizens bank park. i'm going. and then the union play at home in the evening at 7 o'clock. >> okay. sounds good. >> enjoy. >> all right. >> thank you david. 6:41. we're following a developing story. a suspected shooter is among the injured when bullets fly near a california campus. >> new investigative report disputes what the u.s. has said all along, it acted alone in the killing of osama bin laden. karen. >> we're looking live on the ben franklin bridge. westbound traffic headed towards center city. you can see the crews out there blocking the right lane but very light volume, no problems there. a different story on the 30 bypass much we have an early morning jam. i'll show it to you live when "action news" comes right back.

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>> ♪♪ >> 6:43. and you can kind of sense the humidity from this sky six live picture of center city philadelphia. it's going to stick with us for the morning but in the afternoon not so much. >> it's about 6:45. as volume starts to rise, let's go in and check in with karen. good morning. >> i have to say it's not a terrible commute. no major accidents. let's keep it that way. this is the 30 bypass and you see that eastbound traffic. we are jamming at this point heavy from 340 to 113 and we do have new construction today and from 9:00 until 3:00 it's going to last until the end of the month here between business -- between route 30 and route 100. we're going to have construction blocking a lane so watch for that to be causing a bit of an issue. let's go to the big picture. some slow speeds on i-95. 19 miles an hour at cottman about 11 near girard. we looked at the schuylkill earlier. you can see about 14 miles on the schuylkill westbound from the boulevard to belmont. and don't forget spruce street

will close between 34th and 40th. it's penn moveout today and tomorrow. in that area avoid spruce between 6:30 in the morning until 8 o'clock tonight, today and tomorrow you'll see those closures. stick to walnut or sansom. this is all affecting the septa bus route 40 and 42 as well. they'll need to be detoured through that area so give yourself a little extra time if you're headed there. in south philadelphia we've got the ramp from lombard to i-95 northbound. that's going to be closed. so watch for those repairs that will be happening from 7:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. and you'll have to stick to washington avenue or the race street on-ramps instead. visibility is down in a few spots. not at philadelphia international airport. 8-mile visibility. not bad there. 3-mile visibility in trenton. we're at about 1 mile in millville, in wildwood. eight hundred tenths of a mile in wilmington. as we look at the temperatures through the region it's warm humid, 68 degrees. a very warm day. a high of 88. we're mostly dry as david has been saying. we've got a shower that's moving through so look for

that in parts of south jersey right now. tam. >> okay, thank you karen. and developing this morning, police are investigating an attack near the university of california santa barbara. two people were shot and the third person was assaulted last night. the men in their early 20's were taken to a hospital with moderate injuries. police say one of the injured is also the suspect: the college campus was put on lockdown for a few hours overnight as police searched for a second suspect but he's still on the loose this morning. the attack took place in the same neighborhood as a deadly rampage nearly a year ago. >> this is new. a noted investigative journalist claims there was a coverup in the killing of osama bin laden. see more hirsch article appeared on sunday in the london review of books. it says many of president obama's accounts regarding the 2011 raid are false. largely citing anonymous sources hirsch basically claims pakistan harbored bin laden with money from saudia arabia and that the u.s. convinced pakistan to assist in the raid to kill him. the white house denies hirsch's reports.

>> a couple from north jersey is accused of stalking a high school boys' basketball coach who benched their son. david and nancy kushner plead not guilty to stalking charges last week. according to a leaked criminal complaint the kushners sent several anonymous e-mails to staff members and the head basketball coach at cresskill high school. it reportedly went on for two years while the kushners were upset about their son's playing time. "gma" will have a lot more on this story coming up at 7:00 a.m. >> 6:47. we're following breaking news and so is "good morning america" the. the abc news team is gathering new details on the latest major earthquake to hit nepal. a live "gma" preview is up next. david. >> climbing into the upper 60's in right now winding up in the 80's later so it's a shorts and t's dame we'll talk about a change in humidity during the day winds and also let you know where temperatures are going with your day planner forecast. that's just ahead. >> ♪♪

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>> it is 6:50, time for a preview of "good morning america." >> amy robach is joining us with a look at what they have coming um. we know you'll have a lot more on what's going on amy in nepal. >> reporter: that's right, matt and tam. great to be with you on this tuesday morning. and yes another major earthquake hitting that country less than three weeks after the devastating quake that killed more than 8,000. the city still traumatized from that tragedy. the nfl suspend tom brady for his role in the

deflategate scandal fining the patriots and docking their draft picks. does the punishment send a message to the rest of the league? we have michael strayhan and jessie palmer to give us some insight. just 11 months after severing her spine six time olympic gold medalist amy van dyken stands up on her only we'll take an inspiring look at her incredible recovery. we will speak with the two daredevils making history in the sky for the first ever twin human formation flight. we'll hear all about their brave trip right after we take a look at their breath taking stunt. all coming up next on "good morning america." >> what a video. >> reporter: i know. >> we could use that getting home from work. >> yes. >> that would be nice. thank you amy. >> what a team advene adventure.

>> we've got couple fire locations dekalb pike between welsh road. stick to 202 instead of dekalb and in horsham lower state road between welsh and square drive a fire reported here. cedar hill road will get you around it. in new jersey roads are dry. 42 northbound looking pretty good. just building volume from deptford or turnersville dave. >> that rain in south jersey karen that crossed the delaware bay from delaware is really beginning to fall apart but if you're in millville it probably crosses about two minutes past 7 o'clock and it's only going the last about five minutes. cumberland, vineland, i'm not sure it's going to be holding up all the way to vineland but something to keep your eyes on this morning. it won't last long. temperature across region in the 60's in the northern and western suburbs and pretty much more of the same up and down through the date of -- state of delaware and down through south jersey. as we go through the day humidity in the afternoon will drop. the trade-off we'll get really warm. that's your high today 88 degrees blustery winds this afternoon but humidity dropping after lunchtime. we'll be right back with our

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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. >> ♪♪ >> at least four people have been killed in another major earthquake in nepal. the magnitude 7.3 quake hit a remote region near the chinese border. it comes week after the quake that killed more than 8,000 people.

a two alarm blaze gutted a house on old baltimore pike in christiana delaware this morning. the blaze quickly spread to the third floor of the home. we're told that everybody did make it out safely. police are looking for the kids who threw rocks at a school bus in west philadelphia yesterday afternoon. the broken glass hit a special needs student in the face. >> we have been practically accident free. how about that? i-95 showing we're still jammed as you try to go to center city. it doesn't matter. too many people out there. you're heavy approaching cottman and from the betsy ross bridge to girard already a 34 minute ride. this fire location still causing old baltimore pike to be blocked in new castle county at main street. stick to 273 dave. >> early rain in the morning down in south jersey and i got in it motion now. it's in off the delaware bay at this point pushing up towards mays landing as you can see. looks like atlantic city ocean city might get clipped by this but at the same time it's kind of falling apart. here's where temperatures are going today. 76 and a little muggy by 9 o'clock, 85 maybe still a bit humid by noon. during the afternoon humidity drops as temperatures go up. today's high 88 at 3 o'clock.

windy out there later on today. >> got you david much head to 6abc.com facebook and twitter when we are not on the air for updates. "gma" is next with the latest on what's happening in nepal with that latest major earthquake. for karen rogers, dave murphy tamala edwards, i'm matt o'donnell. have a great day everyone. >> ♪♪

good morning, america. breaking news. hit again. another deadly earthquake rocking nepal this morning. people rushing into the streets for safety. the country still reeling from that devastating quake that killed thousands. the very latest right now. new this morning. brady bombshell. tom brady benched by the nfl for cheating. his team also hit hard in the deflategate scandal. overnight brady's agent vowing to fight. star players react. did the league go too far in suspending its best player or not far enough? or get it right? belly landing. sparks flying. >> there is no left main gear. >> it's up and locked. >> the plane skidding to a stop. passengers quickly evacuated. how the pilot got everyone on the ground safely. ♪ what doe