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>> he burst in the forefront of america's musical awareness in 1984 with purple rain. and that began the professional journey of the supremely talented musician. prince died today at the age of 57. and a death that, at this point is shrouded in mystery. it is thursday night and the big story on "action news" tonight is the death of a man known around the world by one name. prince. prince was found dead this morning at paisley park his studio compound in suburban minneapolis. this was the van as it the transported his body to authorities so they could perform an autopsy tomorrow. there had been reports that prince had been battling the flu. this is video of his last concert performance a week ago tonight in atlanta but his plane had to make an emergency landing in molean illinois on his way back from the concert. but he hosted a public dance party at paisley park last saturday night to show everybody he was okay, and

fans gathered outside the compound today, after word of prince's death the began to spread, to shed tears, and to console each other. "action news" reporter christie ileto is live in center city philadelphia tonight. christie, prince had a profoundly devoted fan base every where and, of course, that includes the delaware valley. >> reporter: that is right, jim. prince had been playing up until his death. today's news came as a shock to many fans here rendering the icon in very many different ways. >> he had a really loud speaker in the back and let's crank that and go for a run and do a prince run. >> reporter: all prince songs for 5 miles around philadelphia to honor the late superstar. >> we will take it to the river. bring some tunes, beats, we will be dancing. we will party all over philly. >> i don't think anyone can wrap their hand around the fact that he is gone. >> reporter: sudden passing is all people are talking about.

>> this is just a truly sad day. >> i was first within to play at wmmr and we put on little will red corvette and phones lit up. >> reporter: pierre robert remembers when prince first hit the philadelphia air waves. >> they were going do you think people will like this? i said i absolutely do. it is different sound. >> reporter: noun for little red corvette and purple rain, prince was a gifted singer and song writer, known for pushing the envelope, even pioneering the minnesota sound. >> ♪ >> that sound of minneapolis ruled in the 80's and 90's. >> like motown side, the philly sound. >> i liked the guns and pearls, i like stuff from the 80's. >> purple rain. >> he was innovative. he set a bar, for all musicians, and you cannot deny him. he was relevant.

when i was a young women, girl, he is relevant today. >> reporter: have you ever seen anybody else like prince. >> i don't. he had a unique vision. he followed it. he was one of a kind. >> reporter: one woman tells me she feels like the musician that is she grew up listening to are all pass ago way. if you think bit, in prince, national the lee coal, david bowie, 2016 has not been kind to the music industry. reporting live from center city, christie ileto for channel six "action news", jim? >> thanks, christie. six abc.com has complete coverage of the prince's death. you can view photographs from his legendary career as well as read reactions from celebrities and fellow musicians, and be sure to share your memories of prince, with us, on social media. nate line will have a special addition tonight devoted to prince and his legacy, please join us at 12:35 right after jimmy kimmel live. wilmington police are investigating an

officer-involved shooting that landed a 17 year-old and the officer in the hospital tonight. the incident happened near third and tatnal streets just after 7:00 o'clock. police say the teenager pointed a gun at police and officers shot the boy in the knee. he was being treated at the hospital. an office ever was also taken to the hospital because of an unspecified medical condition. they came together tonight, at the howard high school of technology in wilmington, friend, family and fellow students trying to come to grips with the death of a student. sixteen year-old amy joyner, succumbed after being a salted by several girls in a school bathroom. "action news" reporter dann cuellar is live in wilmington police tonight, dann? >> reporter: jim, tonight police are investigating reports that the fight may have been over a boy. and that one or more students may have recorded the deadly encounter on their cell phones. >> we ask you to keep up with god.

>> reporter: tears and hugs outside howard high school of technology where a couple hundred people gathered tonight, here to remember 16 year-old amy joyner, sophomore student killed so tragically during a beef with a group with another group of girls. >> whenever she had a problem, she would talk to us. i never would have thought she would be a girl that would get killed like that. >> reporter: police say victim was involve in the fight with another girl in the girls bathroom just after school started at 8:15. one student tells us she was in the stall when the fight broke out. >> she was fighting the girl. that is when all of them other girls started banking her. >> reporter: started what. >> banking, jumping her. >> reporter: right. >> she hit the her head on the sink. >> reporter: paramedics tried to save join are as she was wheeled to the state helicopter to be air lifted to ai dew point hospital for children. she later died. the incident left officials in shock. >> i'm's so upset, that a young lady lost her life today. things like this shouldn't

happen. >> reporter: amy joyner was manager of the school's wrestling team. >> she was real nice. she treated us like family. we treated her like family. the it hurts our hearts like we cannot see her anymore. >> that little girl got beat up inside a bathroom. how many of y'all stopped it? did anybody stop it? >> reporter: ironically the school has an anti bullying campaign that kicks off every spring. >> the anti bullying thing that the school put on, they don't listen to them. it is just, it honestly has to take something tragic like this to happen for them to open up their eyes. >> reporter: police tonight continue to investigate, two students have been questioned but so far no charges have been filed. live from wilmington police headquarters, i'm dann cuellar for channel six a "action news". >> dann, thank you. dozens of people packed a room at saint dominic's school and church in the holmesberg section of philadelphia tonight to voice their concerns about a new neighbor. the new owners of the rosewood inn on frankford avenue are

planning to turn the catering facility into a private sex club. l and i officials previously told "action news" that the owners didn't have the proper permits. the councilman bobby henhonoring the meeting tonight to give neighbors a chance tonight to voice their opposition to the new business. franklin and marshall poll out today shows donald trump with a double digit lead in pennsylvania, of course, the primary is next tuesday. trump told a rally at the pennsylvania farm show complex in harrisburg that is where john rawlins is tonight. john, we have seen a more restrained donald trump in the restrained the last couple days, is that what you saw tonight. >> reporter: no, i don't think restrained would be a word would i use. donald trump admitted his wife had been trying to urge him to be more presidential. even paused for a second, looked around and said something to the effect of that is not something i want to do right now. >> who is going to go vote for trump. we love you.

>> reporter: donald trump road show hit harrisburg. item number one, jobs. >> the state of pennsylvania has lost more than 35 percent of its manufacturing jobs since 2001. not good. what are you guys doing? how do you let this happen, guys. >> reporter: trump a's answer, china and others took advantage of the u.s. policy makers. >> politicians a loud all of these jobs essentially to be shipped overseas. >> reporter: trump narrative politicians who fumble trade deals and allow uncheck immigration played well with most here, and he promised he, trump would build a wall and bring back the manufacturing jobs. >> if he accomplices some of those things, we will be better off because we have been going downhill for years. >> get them out. >> reporter: not everyone on board several anti trump protesters were escorted out. trump's speaking style at times free form. he touched on saddam hussein and moammar gadhafi, bad men but. >> they were great at killing

terrorist. they were great. we are not good at killing terrorist. >> reporter: in the middle of talking about trade, trump shift todd playing golf as a wharton student at philadelphia's cobbs creek course. >> you met people at cobbs creek that were actually, very, very sophisticated hustlers and if you can survive on cobbs creek, you could practically survive every where. we love philadelphia, let me tell i folks, we love it. >> shout out to philadelphia there. jim, trump touched on a lot of topics. there was one he did not touch on. did he not repeat earlier remarks he made this morning concerning the so-called bathroom law in north carolina and how it impacts transgendered people. trump had been critical have the law saying it caused an uneasy strive. ted cruz camp blasted trump immediately claiming he was in the league with politically correct leftist elite. live from harrisburg, john

rawlins for channel six "action news". >> thanks, john. john kasich made two stops in the delaware valley today. earlier he held an event in media tonight he attended chester county g.o.p. reception and dinner at valley forge casino resort. he told a crowd that his job as president would be to lift up the american people and provide hope. >> i happen to believe that while we acknowledge peoples problems, we need to give them solutions to give them hope that we can fix our country and that we are americans before we're anything else, and i will also tell you throughout this campaign, yeah, for some i was invisible. you know why? because i'm not going to take the low road to the highest office in the land good the only campaign not in pennsylvania today was that of republican ted cruz, he returns tomorrow with rally with is in allentown, scranton and williamsport. cruz spent the day campaigning in indiana and maryland.

in the race for the democratic nomination in pennsylvania, the franklin and marshall poll shows hillary clinton with a commanding lead 58 percent of pennsylvania voters, most likely to vote are for hillary right now, bernie sanders has 31 percent. sanders spent the day trying to pick up voters in central pennsylvania. bernie rallied voters at greater philadelphia expo center in oaks. sanders talked about raising the living wage, equal pay, social security benefits and climate. >> we have a moral responsibility to leave this planet in a way that is healthy and ready for our children and future generations. >> bernie sanders held rallies in reading and in scranton today. hillary clinton returns to pennsylvania tomorrow, she has a a morning rally scheduled in jenkintown, clinton will discuss her plans to raise

incomes for families to fight for equal pay for woman. bill clinton campaign for his wife in harrisburg today. he talk about income in equality and gun violence. still to come on "action news" tonight a a freak weather system stirs up a dust bubble that send up a little boy soaring 10 feet in the air. plus queen elizabeth celebrates birthday number 90, in grand fashion today, cecily. we have had nine days in a row without any rain, but now i'm talking some on the way that could linger into the weekend, i'll have have more on what you can expect the from the accu weather seven day forecast. atlantic city casinos put out help wanted signs for the summer, when "action news" continues in a moment.

we have some breaking news tonight in northeast

philadelphia, traffic tragedy, at whittaker avenue and a motorcyclist has been killed, in fact, perhaps you can see the white sheet on the ground on the street. that is covering the deceased, and right behind these three police officer's is the victim's met or cycle laying in the street. obviously many emergency personnel converged on this scene, and ambulance as well which apparently is not now needed. we don't necessity how this happened. we don't necessity how many other vehicles were involved but one person has been killed a motorcyclist in northeast philadelphia. a student was injured after three dust devils popped up at a sporting event in china today. teachers tried to evacuate the students from the field, as soon as the first hit but one of the dust devils sent a student flying several feet in the air. that student hit the ground injuring his head but he will

be okay. queen elizabeth celebrated her 90th birthday today, thousands greeted the queen as she took a stroll near her home at windsor castle and the crowd loved it. the queen even got a cake, made especially for her by winner of the british baking show, everybody sang happy birthday. today was a change, the queen normally spend her birthday in private and then celebrates it publicly on an official holiday inn june but not this year, on her 90th birthday. this is the scene april 15th of last year when a man landed a gyro helicopter on the ground of the u.s. capitol. today 62 year-old douglass hughes was sentenced to 120 days in jail. judge today said hughes displayed a total lack of concern for the safety of others. hughes said the stunt was meant to protest influence of money in politics. former campaign manager for the mayors of allentown and reading pleaded guilty to day. it is part of an ongoing corruption probe.

michael fleck is charged with conspiracy to commit extortion and bribery, and tax evasion. he faces ten years in prison. investigation centers on demand from campaign contributions from vendors in exchange for city business. allentown married he had pawlowski and former reading mayor vaughn spencer have have not been charged. atlantic city may be on the brink, the financial brink but casinos are hiring. the city's eight casinos plan to hire 2400 workers for the summer and 600 of those jobs will be full-time jobs. these are substantially higher numbers then last summer. an indication perhaps that the surviving casinos are stabilizing and looking to grow their business. let's hit that accu weather forecast with cecily tynan. >> jim, tracking much needed wet weather on the way. not tonight though. storm tracker six live double scan showing we have dry conditions out there tonight and we are live on sky six beautiful shot, this is our temple university sky six camera, and we've got a lot of

clouds upstairs. temperatures pretty mild, after another very warm day. afternoon high is 73 degrees. our normal high for this time of the year is 66. well above normal. morning low right where we should be 46 it reads. temperatures are slow to drop off tonight. part of the reason why the cloud cover, and also, a few arrows, straight out of the south. that is a warm flow of air. philadelphia is still holding at 64. the same in reading. poconos is unusual. 61 degrees. the trenton 63. cool spot in cape may with that wind off the ocean. current temperature 55 degrees. the satellite six with action radar showing we have plenty of cloud cover ahead of the system that will bring us some unsettled weather, tomorrow afternoon and tomorrow night. this low pressure sat with chicago and that will drift up to the north. what that will do is pull a cold front through our region. it doesn't mean everyone will see rain but we will have scattered showers and maybe

some thunderstorms late in the day tomorrow and tomorrow night. so the morning rush hour really no problems. we will see high, thin cloud, filtered sunshine and already very warm. it is 6:00 o'clock. 61 degrees. by 8:00 o'clock 65. future tracker showing as we head through the day the included will be increasing but the temperatures will as well by 1:30, up close to 80 degrees and then we will get some scattered showers, and maybe a thunder storm for the afternoon commute but you can these are hit and miss. 68 degrees in philadelphia showing what happened when you get that shower right over you a and then it will continue into friday evening, around 11:00 o'clock showers near trenton. we hours of the morning on saturday, also some showers and thunderstorms and then this latest computer model run does show the threat of a line of showers around lunchtime on saturday before we begin to clear out for the northwest to the south east. so, cannot rule out possibility of the shower lingering in the first half of the day on saturday. the main event will be late on friday.

this is rain we need. this is scattered showers, and a few downpours, rumble of thunder. that drop of the bucket looking at generally a quarter to a half inch of rain. we will get some more rain next week especially on tuesday morning. so the exclusive accu weather seven day forecast, very warm tomorrow. a high near 80 with some scattered showers and perhaps some thunderstorms. unsettled start to passover. saturday will be breezy, pleasant by the afternoon. again possibility of the early lingering shower should clear out for the union game. high of 7o sunday will be brighter 2069 days. mostly sunny, very comfortable. a high of 69 degrees. heading to monday temperatures backup near 80 degrees, 79 degrees and then spotty showers possible, best chance would be monday night. tuesday morning, looks wet but fast moving system with sunshine by the afternoon. we will dry things out on wednesday, 68 degrees. thursday, mostly cloud which a high of 7o so planning your weekend, i think sunday will

be better of the two days but saturday is not terrible. >> not terrible. >> not a bad day put up with a few lingering early showers. >> thank you, cecily. delaware county high school senior senior project came to life tonight. francis contact, organize this evening's bowls to host fundraiser at the studios in west chester. all of the pro east will go to the west chester food cupboard. student behind tonight's event, said her goal was to educate her peers on the issues facing people in their community. freedom foundation handed out distinguished citizen award tonight in phoenixville. david eisenhower, university of pennsylvania professor and yes, grandson of the president dwight eisenhower, was on hand to deliver remarks tonight. four recipient of the medal of honor were also there including the country's highest

flyers are back in washington trying to hang on. >> looking for repeat performance of what they did last night. the last night was about pride and not being swept. game five tomorrow is about

getting back in the series with the capitals. flyers could have easily lied down last night but there is no quit in them, none the at all. >> this isn't a group to that, you know, wants to stop anytime soon. so right now, you know, you are on a one kay basis, win and continue to move on. that is probably a good scenario for us. i think we have been very good, you know work short term goals. >> get a little confident knowing we can beat them and we can play as a team, and the way we want to play, we can be successful. >> good news on scott laughton, he was released from the hospital today, he stayed there overnight after taking this spill in game four, all tests came back negative. flyers say he is doing well but he will not accompany the team on the trip, down to d.c. everyone has a different memory of ed snider but all have the same view of him. he was a kind, passionate soul who gave a lot to his family, friend and the city. flyers founder and owner was

memorialized at a service this have afternoon at the wells fargo center. the entire team was there including dignitaries from around the nhl. former flyers great bobby clarke spoke for every current and former flyers player when he said this. >> even though we knew mr. snider was passing, and had time to prepare ourselves, it really hurt. it will hurt us for a long time. when i pass and when we all pass, we don't know where we're going, but for me, i really hope that when i get there, i get another chance to play one more game in it or range and black under mr. snider's philadelphia flyers. >> still ahead, eagles top quarterback plus a rare feat in baseball has been d

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.

the eagles first off season mini camp is complete. nfl is still buzzing over yesterday's trade that netted them, the number two overall pick. the eagles are on record saying they want a quarter bank and we all know how important that position is. >> you look at the formula of winning, and it is a league where you have to have defense and you have to have a quarterback, you know what i'm saying. then you have to protect that guy. that is how i feel, you know, they are going to try to do and we have to trust that we have to go out there and play foot the ball. >> phillies have had the night off. they will open up in milwaukee

testimony night. chicago's jake air yet a has done it again. cubs ace tossed his second in hitter in as many years. the reds are victims tonight in the 16 to nothing victory. not only did he toss the no hitter, but he had two hits, the at the plate himself. he had two hits,. >> not a bad outing. >> dozens came out in west chester tonight to support a volunteer tutoring program. volunteer english program provides free, one on one english tutoring for adult immigrants and refugees living in the philadelphia area. more than 100 people are on a waiting list for help from this group, tonight's event raised money to train more tutors, to help shrink the waiting lit. jimmy kimmel live next. jimmy's guest tonight are jordan peele and keegan michael key, glenn powell and music from m8 36789 "action news" continues at 4:30 with

tamala edward, matt owe doll it, david murphy and karen rodgers with traffic. for cecily tynan, ducis rodgers and the entire "action news" team, aim jim gardner, good night. >> ♪