pleasant good morning to you, it is 7:00 a.m., as a result, aim 16. here's some of the stories we're following for you on "action news." camden police search for clues in the city's latest shooting that left a man seriously injured. caught on camera, philadelphia police are looking for the thief captured on surveillance taking someone's package right off their front stoop. plus, holy meeting bernie sanders said he sat down with pope francis while in vatican city. first meteorologist chris sowers outside with a look ahead at the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast. it's great to see you outside with no gloves and ear m up f -- muffs and scarves. >> reporter: 30 as and 40s north and west. pottstown, 39. saint davids 38. chester, 37. center city 41. 29 a little chilly in vineland. 32 in hammonton. 35 in glassboro. smyrna, 36.

sea isle 40, browns mills, 37 degrees. you'll need a light jacket this morning, t-shirts and sunglasses later this afternoon. take a look at the satellite and radar composite there's nothing to show you. we're looping that. that will be the trend here all weekend long. you can count on one hand the number of clouds you'll see all weekend long it's that night. 63 by 1:00 p.m. 6:00 p.m., 66 degrees. forecasting a high of 67 which is two or three degrees above average for this time of year. the next chance of rain, not anytime soon the neck five days every sing -- next five days every single day looks dry. we have a nice weather pattern taking shape over the delaware valley. not only will it stay dry, wait until you see the numbers jump in the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast. we'll talk about highs in the 80s i'm sure you'll all like that. i'll have that when i see you in

just a few minutes. right now i want to get you caught up on breaking news. police are looking firefighter medic was killed and firefighter was shot by the person they went to help. they are told he unloaded bullets from the inside the home as the firefighters tried to get inside. the shooter shot the neighbor who called 911 and did survive. camden police are looking for leads in a shooting, a man was shot in an alley around 1:30. this happened the 100 block of morton street. the victim was rushed to cooper university hospital in serious condition. the police are searching for the shooter. 58th grade girl accused

of stabbing a classmate with scissors earlier this week. e has been charged as a juvenile. this occurred inside cook elementary. the victim was stabbed in the chest and arm and expected to be okay. she'll be back at school on monday. lawyers for bill cosby were in federal court yesterday learned that his accuser is entitled to any documents or e-mails bill cosby's lawyer shared with former montgomery county d.a. bruce castor. caferlt said he promise -- castor said he promised cosby he would never be charge in the case. a local woman was infected with the zika virus. health leaders in new jersey say a woman in camden county tested positive for the virus.

the woman who was not pregnant returned from a county where the virus was present. there are reports of rare neurological problems in adults. 7:04. if you're just waking up with us, a thief picked the wrong home to target. he targeted a wynnfield home. it belongs to the city's first deputy of recreation. >> reporter: this crystal clear surveillance video shows the man who made off with boxes of high-priced electronics from the front steps. >> you can identify him. you can pick him out of any picture. >> reporter: the theft happedz on tuesday afternoon. the camera shows a delivery man dropping off two amazon boxes. a couple of hours later another man approaches the door.

waits a minute and kicks a box before picking them up and hiding them in his jacket. the brazen daylight theft is a blow to her sense of security. it's frightening, somebody in my family could be coming home. >> reporter: she bought the camera set after her family home was burglarized last year. now she said it is paying off providing these rare vivid image as that she believes will nail the thief in not. it will be easy to identify him. >> reporter: the good news for the homeowner. amazon refund funded the cost of the tablet and iphone that were stolen. she will have her package also delivered to work or -- packages delivered to work or left at the post office. cher channel 6 "action news." bernie sanders is heading

back to the united states after his visit to the vatican. he said he met with pope francis before leaving rome. sanders was there to take part in a conference marking the 25th anniversary of the of a document issued by pope john paul on social and economic justice. he issued a global call to action to address immoral and unsustainable wealth inquality and poverty. -- inequality. sanders released his tax returns from 2014. he earned $200,000 and donated $8,000 to charity. hillary clinton is looking for a win in new york. she got one yesterday. she took on a group of domino players at a senior home in similar let me. she promised the group they would provide more money for public housing. protester e testers confronted trump supporters in hartford connecticut.

inside trump lashed out at the republican party and its nomination process calling it rigged. he said millions of his faithful followers would not vote if he is not on the ballot. ted cruz said he was whining. actress rosario the was involved a march in washington, d.c. there was a hero's welcome home in south jersey last night. emergency vehicles and a contingent of motorcycles companied u.s. tech sergeant

andrea clerken. she served in the air force for 11 years. in record nickses for her sacrifice, the freeholder board named today in her honor. we say welcome home. a local man is approving you're never to young, you'll here how this former high school champion returned to a fighting competition. look at this scary image, a tornados races across parts of oklahoma. >> reporter: the weather still chilly this morning, the temperatures in the 30s and 40s, some of the nicest weather we've seen in weeks is on the way, that includes a warmup. details in the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast when we come right back.

so glad you stayed with us, 7:10, music superstar prince is out of the hospital this morning according to website tmz. the singer's republic said he

was -- republic said he was battling the flu for weeks. the plane made an emergency landing in illinois so he could get to the hospital. we are told he is recovering at home. we wish him well. a slab of concrete collapsed at a parking garage under construction in florida. two construction workers were hurt in the satellite campus of miami dade college. a crane and a beam gave away. the site was the scene of a trearnlg before. the old garage collapsed killing four people. the grablg is replacing the old one. overnight -- the garage is replacing the old one. new video from a storm chaser captured this a twister barreling through kansas. another tornado touched down in oklahoma in the town of eva. people are beginning to assess the damage. it's always scary and impressive

to see when the twisters are caught on camera. >> reporter: you can keep that out there. looks like a lot of tornados hit in open areas, not necessarily towns. let's get you outside and show you what's going on. what a beautiful weekend we have sunshine and bright blue skies. temperatures in the 60s and mid 70s tomorrow. wait until you see what happens monday. let's go over to the radars, we'll keep them dry through the entire week. actually the next chance of rain there's the isolated chance of a shower tuesday morning. it's only like a 10 or 15% chance mainly north and west of philadelphia. you get into the lehigh valley and the poconos. outside of that, that you say tuesday morning, outside of that, the next chance of rain isn't until friday. about a week from now. 67 is the forecasted high. the norm

there's the high today, 67. look how things jump tomorrow and monday and beyond. surface conditions across the northwestern suburbs, quakertown, 40 degrees, warrington, 40. pilots, -- pottstown, 39. glassboro, 35. cinnaminson, 37. jersey shore you're the warm spot now, you'll be the cooler location because of an onshore breeze. sea isle city, 41. surf city, 43. expect temperatures to hover in the mid to upper 50s on the water. satellite and radar, we set it in motion there's clearly nothing going on, nothing to talk about. high pressure firmly in control planted over top of harrisburg or pittsburgh. most of the keystone state looking at high pressure that's the good guy that means nice weather for us. future tracker 6, today looks good, tomorrow looks good, monday, clear conditions, nothing going on. monday into tuesday here's the

back door cold front maybe it brings clouds along with it, that's about it. temperatures we've been struggling over the last couple of weeks. temperatures pulling back after appear warm march. february, we hit 60 degrees or higher 8 times. the last few weeks we've taken a step back with the numbers. now we're back on track. 64, 65 that's what the model is showing. we'll go 67 for the high. overnight tonight, 30s and 40s. sunday, 74. monday, the model is showing 77, 78, we're going 80 or 81. the jersey shore even the shorepoints coming monday afternoon, well into the 70s. atlantic city, 78 degrees for the forecasted high. this afternoon, splendid, sunny skies, 67 in allentown. trenton, 68. wilmington, 66 degrees be don't

forget the sunscreen even though it's not technically summer, the sun is high enough in the sky you could get a burn. if you're heading to the bank watch the phillies taking on the nationals. mainly clear just the slightest breeze out of the south/southeast 3 to 6 miles per hour. first pitch temperature, 61. 9th inning 53. 38 in reading, clear skies, millville, 44 trenton, 37. smooth sailing all week long. 67 today. sunny and warm sunday, 74. monday, 80 degrees that's the 5th or 6th time we hit 80 degrees. 68 tuesday, it's quiet, wednesday, sunny and nice, quiet. thursday, sunny and nice, friday maybe a little bit of rain,

75 degrees. 7:15, he became a champion when he took up fencing at olney high school now he is at it again more than half a century later. tamala edwards tells the story in the art of aging. >> reporter: for joe fence sg a hobby -- fencing is more than a hobby he is ranked 8th in the world for people over 70. it's a combination of minds and body. >> reporter: he started fencing in 1960 when he was a sophomore at olney high. i was a state chomp i don't know twice and -- i was the state champion twice and national once. he moved back and decided to take it up again. i didn't have much

challenge. it was difficult. it's a sport that conditions not just your body, but your brain. you're trying to plan ahead of your opponent. you try to identify weaknesses and cover any of your weaknesses. fencing is which he is -- chess game. he won national medals and pace it forward. he shares his knowledge and experience. he travels two hours each way to practice with the club in lambertville. i've made so many new friends here, in fact every night after the fencing ends we order pizza and have wine and chat. >> reporter: tamala edwards channel 6 "action news." all right, welcome back

everyone, 7:20, saturday morning, sky6 live hd giving you a lovely shot of cape may, new jersey. meteorologist chris sowers said prepare for really great weather. here's a look at what's happening in and around the delaware and lehigh valleys. enjoy the beautiful weather at the spring festival in lansdale. it features live entertainment and performances own five stages. sign a scroll with your ancestry it will be sent to the white house to show everybody celebrating their heritage. spring valley ymca is

holing their family fun day in limerick, montgomery county. there will be games, food and bake sale. check it out on west lynn field trap road. marty growl. dog sports and training club. the only event of its kind in the delaware valley. it's happening today and tomorrow from 9:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. that's a look at that's what's happening in and around the region, sports is next. you money? a recent study found consumers who trade in their car pay an average of $990 dollars more. so don't trade in... sell it.... to we buy any car. learn more and get your free online valuation now at we buy any car dot com

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everyone, 7:23 saturday morning, satellite and radar showing a

ton of sunshine from maine to the carolinas. we're in what's known as an omega blocking pattern. here's philadelphia right here. the jet stream looks like the greek letter omega. air low pressure off the coast, high pressure over top of us. low pressure over here. what's happening this high can't move because the low is stuck. this means this low because the the -- the high is stuck and so on and so fort down the road. we need this area of low pressure to kick this out to sea and get things moving again. we're under the high which is good weather for us. bad weather for days across the canadian maritimes.

sunny skies and nice tomorrow 74. in sports this morning, the thriers -- flyers and caps face off in game two of their playoff series. meantime the phillies struggled against another washington, d.c. team. the national here's jamie apody. >> reporter: phillies had won five of 6 coming into the start of the three game series with the divisional rivals nationals. we talked about how this might be a barometer of where they stand. players commemorated jackie jace robinson breaking the color barrier. michael taylor with a home run. jason worth has a bases seriesd.

the inning took a half-hour. phils down 7-0. make that 9-0. harper 101st career homer. 23 years old. phils lose 9-1. that first inning set the tone for the game. it wasn't a lot of fun, it was ugly. alexson was not at his best. seems like we were out of it from the beginning. we knew it was hard for the flyers to the game against the best team 0 in hockey. he had an outstanding season and he is an outstanding player, we have to find a way,

the guys have to step up and score goals and play defensively. the flyers spent time working on the power play yesterday. they were 0-4 in game one. it's one thing they have to improve if they want to win today. both units generated good opportunities, i think we can work to be a little more consistent. when you don't score goggles you say you're struggling, our chances are there, our entries are good, we have pucks on goal but they are not going in, but we'll stick with it. >> reporter: game two in washington, that's sports, have a great saturday. the hits of broadway came to broad street last night. ♪ that song don't rain on my

parade from the classical music funny girl. see voice pops vest val chorus performed breat way's great kids at the kimmel center. they run through the weekend.

officer injured a philadelphia police officer is

involved in a crash while sphongd a call overnight -- responding to a call overnight. a ffort -- firefighter medic is killed another injured while responding to a call diswhrrntle -- it's starting to feel like spring, nothing but wall-to-wall sunshine. chris sowers is outside, chris, no snow or rain all sunshine. >> reporter: looking good and smelling good, they had the ground crews come out, they dropped the chemicals and fertilizers, it looks very springy. let's get you to the numbers, numbers will jump once the sun comes up. give it a couple of hours you'll see a ten to 15-degree increase. 41 in allentown. reading, 36. millville, 31. trenton, 39. atlantic city 32 at the airport. on the boards they are up in the 40s, cape may, 44.

dover, 38. beach haven, 36. the winds are calm we're not seeing much informant way of a breeze. most areas no windy at all, others 3 miles per hour at the east/northeast. sunny skies, lots of bright blue and slightest breeze. high pressure in control. it's going to be a nice day. 1:00 p.m., 63. 3:00 p.m., 66 degrees which is average for this time of the year. 5:00 p.m., 66 shooting for a high of 67. as we look ahead. lots of sunshine expected in the seven-day forecast. along with the sun comes warmer temperatures. 60s today, 70s tomorrow. 80s for monday. there's a couple of days where we could hit 80 degrees. looks like it's going to stay nice all week long. when i come back in just a few minutes, we'll run it down for you in the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast. it looks really, really nice.

sounds good, thank you so much. new on "action news," a philadelphia police officer is injured in a crash while responding to help another officer. the officer's cruiser slammed into a car in west philadelphia. the 16th district officer will be okay and taken to penn presbyterian hospital to be treated. the driver of the car was not seriously injured. the officer who called fore help was dealing with an armed man. someone shot a man 12 times outside a north philadelphia bar. the 23-year-old victim was critically injured. the shots were fired outside j and s tavern on germantown avenue. the detectives hope the customers can shed light on who shot the man an provide a motive. there's breaking news from overnight and sad news coming from maryland. a fire medics shot while answering a call died. a volunteer firefighter was shot

and rushed into surgery. the shooter was the person that they were going to help. this happened at a house in temple hills, maryland. not far from washington, d.c. overnight the firefighters were identified, 39-year-old fire medic and served 13 careers in - years in the department has died. and kevin swain listed in serious condition. as they arrived they saw the person who they thought needed help. they knocked on the door and received no answer and they began to force entry to renner care, as they were forcing entry several rounds were fired from the house through the door. the shots were fired by the person who needed help. the gunfire stopped when the police rushed in to arrest the

shooter. the suspect is cooperating, the motive is not clear. the person who called 911 was shot and not severely injured. aftershocks continue to rock japan after powerful earthquakes killed 29 people. a huge crack left in one of the roads there. 6.5 magnitude struck yesterday and 7.3 hit today. on coming rains could make it more difficult there. crews are keeping an eye on mount asta which erupted at the same time of the quakes. "good morning america" weekend will have more on 9 earthquakes in japan culling your way at 8:00 a.m. following "action news." back here at home, a 6-inch water main break left families

and 120 properties without water that's not what's making the families upset. the water main erupted along north simpson street in north philadelphia. it sent water bubbling up to the streets and rising into folks' basement. neighbors were angry when they learned they will be response responsible for the repairs. we'll have to pay for it. i'm tired of it. block by block, the city is not taking care of the problem, they are putting the problem on the taxpayers. my basement is flooded, muddy. things are ruined in my home an i don't understand. the neighbors say a contractor had been working in the area at the time. the water department shut off all service to 120 properties while they tried to real estate pair the broken main. billboards are popping up across new jersey asking chris christie to denounce donald

trump. bridges over politics for new jersey said it figures for the billboards. they asked the govenor to stand up to racism and bigotry. christy endorsed trump after his presidential campaign ended. hillary clinton is coming back to philadelphia next week. she plans to campaign in the city wednesday one day after new york's primary. details of the visits have not been announced. pennsylvania's primary happens april 26th. clinton campaigned in philadelphia earlier this month. philadelphia international airport has been targeted as one of the worst in the nation when it comes to long security lines. now the transportation security administration is coming under fire to do something about this. dann cuellar was at the airport last night. he has more from officials and passengers. >> reporter: at a number of

airports across the country, passengers are findings incredibly long lines at tsa checkpoints. this was the scene at lax with wait times of one, two, three hours. i don't know if they have enough people or the people are not interested in working hard enough. >> reporter: the lines are really, really long. you're not a happy camper. no i'm not. >> reporter: a spokes manner for american airline also said the checkpoints have become unacceptable. 600 passengers have missed their flights the worst are philadelphia international atlanta at that and l.a. and miami and dallas. >> reporter: truth of the matter, tsa said they have seen a decrease nationwide due to budget cuts when congress is demanding tighter security measures due to recent terror acts. there are 41,000 screeners the lowest in five years.

with summer coming on, t sssments -- tsa is 200 screeners each week. the best tip is to sign up for precheck the fast lane, but there's a fee for that, or show up for your flight earlier than you normally would. dann cuellar channel 6 "action news." one of the greatest baseball players that ever lived was celebrated in philadelphia. dozens of people showed up to the philadelphia stars negro league memorial park to honor jackie robinson. april 15, 1947 robinson played his first major league game. when he played back here in 19 40s against the phillies he was taunted and refused service.

honors for police commissioner richard ross for his efforts to fight human trafficking. the event was sponsored by the organization dawn's place which works to improve the lives of woman who were sexually exploited. still ahead on "action news," a kentucky teenager is getting kudos for her random act of kindness, she helped a boy who was being bullied. destructive winds bring down a tree on top of a car on the west coast. meteorologist chris sowers will have the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast. "action news" on a saturday morning continues after this quick break.

that triggered the financial meltdown -- goldman sachs. just settled with authorities for their part in the crisis that put seven million out of work and millions out of their homes. how does wall street get away with it? millions in campaign contributions and speaking fees. our economy works for wall street because it's rigged by wall street. and that's the problem. as long as washington is bought and paid for, we can't build an economy that works for people. sanders: i'm bernie sanders, and i approve this message.

angeles trying to contain a brushfire. the weather is not helping at all. flames have scorched 30 acres. 25-mile an hour winds fanning the blaze. it is 65% contained. no no no evac weighingses have been ordered. let's get you caught up on the forecast back here at home. meteorologist chris sowers you're the man at least today. >> reporter: i feel like the man. [laughter]. it's a good day.

>> reporter: everybody is happy with me. last weekend they were not saying nice things. this weekend it's a different story. lots of sunshine and blue skies we're doing good this morning, it's chilly out there, numbers close to freezing especially in the pine barrens and the southern new jersey and outlying pennsylvania suburbs. the numbers will warm up quickly now that the sun is starting to climb. monday's high temperature, 69 degrees, tuesday, 63. a setback wednesday, 58. thursday, 63. yesterday 65. today we'll do two or three degrees better than that. high of 67, 68. well on our way. 41. pressure reading way up. with the precise you are as high as it is that guarantees another picture-protect day. allentown, 36. trenton, 39. satellite and radar, again high pressure planted right there

over top of the keystone state. you can see the clouds, i don't know if we can pick that out toward the top of the scene. up in canada all the clouds are going up and around and over and back under because they can't go through the high. as long as the high sits there that will guarantee us picture perfect weather. because the air sinks under the high. the next chance of rain isn't until i believe it's friday of this up coming week. a good week from now. it's a different story west of the where the high pressure is sitting up. it's an omega blocking pattern. everything is at a stands still. it's a traffic jam. where it's nice it stays nice, where it's messy it stays messy. they are expecting 24 to 36 inches of snow south of denver. that's incredible. we had two to three inches of snow last weekend. any kind of april snow no one

likes to see that. but to pick up 2 to 3 feet of april snow is miserable. they will get pounded out here, and light rain for the high plains. here's what's happening along the eastern seaboard. sunny and dry, lots of bright blue, same thing for sunday, monday and tuesday, although this front may collapse to the south a little bit by the time we get into tuesday, maybe that brings along with it a few more clouds. that's it. we're not tracking any precipitation, lehigh valley sunny and pleasant, 67 degrees, hardly a cloud in the sky. jersey shore same thing, a few high, thin clouds. it's chilly on the sand because of the onshore breeze, ocean temperatures 50s degrees that will keep the aerials along the water in the 50s. the winning streak continues through the upcoming week. look at all the sun. 67 today. sunny and warm tomorrow, 74.

80 degrees monday, we get into the middle and latter portions of next week. 77 thursday, that could be 80 as well. 80 monday, sun and clouds, tuesday and wednesday, somewhat of a setback with the temperatures, 68 both days, thursday, 77 and friday, clouds and showers, 75. you can get the seven-day forecast storm tracker 6 live at any time 6abc.com/weather. a 13-year-old girl in kentucky helps a girl being bullied. now she is on a new mission. viral video shows her giving her a 200-dollar pair of will -- labron james sneakers. she this, when she saw him being teased outside the home, because his sneakers had holes in them.

i didn't think it was going to turn out to be a big deal. she was just trying to to be nice. when her mom posted the video, others offered shoes, hampton is giving new shoes to those who need them. one act of the kindness changed the boy's outlook on life. 7:47 a all new "fyi philly" is coming up tonight here's erin o'hern and karen rogers with a preview. >> reporter: here's what's coming up on "fyi philly." >> reporter: nfl is gearing up and the baseball season is underway. it's time for spring conditioning. ride the wave of new vegan eating options. learn how to detox your life and cafe for cats.

that's tonight on "fyi philly." we hope you join us. ed so glad you stayed with

us, 7:50, mexican food is not only delish, it will be good for expectant mothers. follow lick as i had cause -- folicacid is good for pregnant woman. doctors say they should supplement with prenatal invite invite -- vitamins. a national conference on the disorder is being held in philadelphia. it's used to be thought to affect woman's fertility.

here's ali gorman. >> reporter: diet technician angela grassy has had pcos since her 20s. out of the blue i started gaining weight. >> reporter: it's a metabolic disorder that affects 10% of women. scientists are just beginning to understand it. it can cause high levels of male hormones like testosterone and irleg and missed menstrual periods and excess body hair. i was on the verge of becoming prediabetic. >> reporter: pcos raiseses it is chance -- raises the chance of having heart disease and diabetes and mental health conditions.

genetics are a factor. regular exercise and vital foods are important. omega rich foods. >> reporter: fruits and vegetables are important and women should tried avoid processed foods and those high in sugar and white flour. the conference is at jefferson university hospital. patient tickets are sold out, but there are tickets left for healthcare professionals. we have information at 6abc.com/"healthcheck." ali gorman channel 6 "action news." meteorologist chris sowers will have another look at the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, we'll be reek. tru

so glad you stayed with us take a look at this a video from zoo in the uk. helen fairhead was visiting the zoo and she recorded the silver back gorilla who was twirling and using hay. the video went viral with more than a million people watching it. the zoo workers say he is not actually dancing. they say he is just playing around. dancing playing. how we looking? >> reporter: looking good, look at the forecast, the next couple of days this is as picture perfect as cruel get for this time of the year. sunny skies, 67 degrees. the norm at is 65. both days well above average.

the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, warmer monday, we're shooting for a hoo hoo -- shooting for a high of 80. tuesday and wednesday, 68 and 77 thursday. 7:56 it is now and we are just minutes away from saying good morning to "good morning america." here's paula ferris with the preview. >> reporter: fires landslides and aftershocks rock southern japan following two massive earthquakes. authorities are searching for survivors as the death toll continues to rise. a seasoned employee at the florida zoo was attacked and killed on the job by one of the animals she was so passionate about. we'll tell you what led to to te fatal attack. this is a story no sports fan should miss a foul ball slams into the stands and sailed

through the hole in the protective netting. we'll tell you what you need to know when you go to the ballpark. coming up on "g.m.a." we'll see you soon, philadelphia. "action news" continues at 9:00 a.m. philadelphia police are searching for suspects after a man was shot 12 times outside a bar. plus a new warning for job seekers authorities say scammers are targeting popular job websites. we'll tell you what you need to know at 9:00 a.m. for chris sowers and the entire "action news" team, i'm gray hall, make it a great day!

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good morning, america. the search for survivors after the deadly quakes. the one-two punch in japan, the second jolt even stronger than the first. roads split open. huge mudslides. hundreds of aftershocks, buildings cracked and crumbling and the race right now to rescue people trapped in the debris. the death toll rising by the hour. fight for new york. just days before the crucial primary, donald trump takes aim at hillary clinton. >> wall street owns hillary clinton, wall street, remember. on that i agree with bernie sanders. >> clinton upping her game. rubbing shoulders with the clooneys. plus, bernie's big visit heading to the vatican and meeting with the pope overnight. >> but he is a beautiful man.