philadelphia are getting a break and lots of clouds and it's damp but the steady rain is north of the city, if you are heading up the blue route it's raining and we have steadier rain in doylestown now, it's all lifting up to the north slowly. and philadelphia is right on the fringe, hour this system is not done with us yet. the surface low is pulling through and an upper level low to go. that keeps us with a cloudy wet weather pattern, right now temperatures across the board except for the poconos only in the 40s, you want a jacket heading out and double scan live you see the big picture and steadier rain lifting north of our region into new england right now but there is another upper level low that swings through tomorrow afternoon. that will keep us locked in with the clouds and the occasional rain and drizzle, i don't want you to think it will be a washout the next 24 hours, but we'll have rain and drizzle with

a few dry breaks but with the dry breaks it's cloudy and chilly with temperatures only in the 40s and 50s. and we are looking at total rainfall for this system about a quarter to half inch, but i'm tracking another system heading through over the weekend. we'll have details on timing on that coming up in the full accuweather forecast. >> we'll check back in later thank you. >> a man is facing charges in connection with the deadly shooting inside of a church in montgomery county. 90 minutes ago, prosecutors named mark storms of landed dale as the suspected gunman. according to police storm shot robert braxton. sara bloomquist has the full story coming up tonight at 6:00. a young girl is recovering after her dog bit her on the back. it happened in the strawberry mansion section on the 3200 block of diamond street.

police contained the animal and the girl was taken to a nearby hospital and she is in stable condition. >> we are learning new information about last night's deadly fight at a high school where a 16-year-old was found unconscious in a bathroom. according to sources charges could be coming in the matter of hours, adam joseph is live with the details. vernon -- >> reporter: good evening after a horrific crime at this high school in wilmington word comes that the arrest of a trio of classmates could come as early as tonight. it's been a week since amy francis, was killed inside of a bathroom as school was starting for the day. three female students are suspended for their alleged roles in the crime. earlier this week the police chief said there were charges filed but would not be specific

about when and the exact cause of death and what the charges would be. >> one thing we do not want to do is rush to judgment and place charges that could possibly be overturned or we look like we didn't know what we were doing. >> as howard high let out word circulated that arrests would come late they are week. joyner francis was thrown to the floor and stabbed repeatedly with pencils and the source says one girl slammed her head into a sink and joyner francis was subu rushed to the hospital and later died. they are looking at facebook and twitter accounts et cetera in the hands of minors. >> when you look at these sites, twitter and facebook accounts, people make a lot of statement, you have to rundown every single

statement and they become voluminous, and it's so much information it takes that much more time to be able to close the loop on the case that you thought, oh this is a slam dunk. >> monica sources tell me tonight, that one of the teenage female girls will be charged with the actual killing and the other two as accomplices. i'm vernon odom, channel 6 "action news." >> thank you vernon. >> from our new jersey newsroom now, governor chris christie wants more customer service training for motor vehicle training. for timely returned phone calls and face-to-face service. all employees will june go new training in the next year and governor christie got this headline grabbing moment. christie's wife mary pat caught rolling her eyes at donald trump. christie says the media is

mistaken. >> i have seen the mary pat eye role for 32 years that was not an eye roll by mary pat and called the story silly and blames the media for blowing it out of proportion. >> and now new information into the death of prince. sources tell abc news that prescription drugs were found with the singer's body but investigators have yet to connect the drugs to his sudden passing, for more on this we turn to marcy gonzales live in new york with more. >> reporter: rick, it's not clear what if any connection those drugs could have. authorities are stress that now a week after prince's death, the investigation is still far from over. >> investigators in minnesota now have a search warrant for prince's paisley park home, he details are sealed as they try to uncover what caused the super star's death.

when prince died last week prince drugs were found in his possession and at his home. the carver sheriff's department reaching out to the dea in case the drugs are related to his death. >> friends and family says it's no secret he took medication for hip pain. >> he had issues with his hips, you look back in the days of purple rain when he was on top of risers and jumping down off riser in those heels, it damaged parts of his body. >> autopsy and toxicology results are not available for several weeks, a part of his life veiled in secrecy may now be coming to life. kstp reports that the bank, trustee of the estate, is said to have drilled through his vault, finding recordings

hundreds of which have never been released. adding to prince's estimated $300 million fortune. >> prince did not leave a will and his family will be in court next week to settle his estate. >> rick, back to you. marcy this. back here pennsylvania high schools will not take the state up on the offer to get the opiate drug narcan for free. however, some districts say they already have the drug or have paramedics quipped with had nearby others are concerned about the side effects of the drug including violent behavior. the challenges facing african-american led nonprofits, the african-american forum released the report today showing that nonprofits are doing more but with less compared to other nonprofits. that is conducted by branch

associates with southern philadelphia and southern new jersey, they plan to share the report with the community and discuss the findings with philadelphia's fill an -- leaders. mayor jim kenney met with community leaders, discussing ways to heighten hiv awareness and fight other issues facing the lgbt community. time for a check of our "action news" traffic report thursday night. >> monica's birthday today. >> thank you. >> i thought we could focus around these speeds of 26. >> oh. >> oh my gosh. boy oh boy. >> i love that number. >> we have slow speeds monica and rick. meanwhile we are looking at a crash on lincoln drive near wissahickon and one by

philadelphia university at school house lane and one on the mlk drive by montgomery, if you want to use the schuylkill instead i don't know if i would, look at the travel times, 56 minutes to get out of town from the vine to the blue route and eastbound extra people coming into the pearl jam concert tonight. busy all day really because of the penn relays. and past quakertown in the right lane and perkiomen township, accidents one along pennypack road and one on 29 near main pizza. we'll check it again in the next half hour. >> thank you so much. >> we'll have cake later with all the candles too. >> get a fire extinguisher. more ahead on "action news" at 5:00 tonight. a string of arrests in southern california with ties to last year's mass shooting, the ties of one gunman to a marriage fraud conspiracy. >> a common fix for knee pain

can do more harm than good. >> jaime apody is live at the nfl draft in chicago. hi jaime. >> it's getting exciting monica, we are on the red carpet and awaiting the arrival of carson wentz, and fans are ready as well. including eagles fans front and center. we are back with more news after this.

parts of mississippi are under a flash flood emergency after storms dropped water in the region. there are reports of people trapped in their homes but no reports of injuries. three people connected to the san bernardino attack were arrested today in a marriage fraud conspiracy. the suspects include the brother and sister-in-law of syed farook and enrique marquez accused of helping to carryout the attack. and the three suspects lied under only to obtain immigration

benefits. vice president, joe biden, says the coalition is making progress in the fight against isis. biden made a surprise visit to iraq and he met with the prime minister and parliament speaker, this comes amid concern of protest. this was the vice president's first trip to iraq since 2011. health check tonight, half of all adults will develop knee pain from arthritis but a new report from consumer reports says that there is one common treatment not worth the money. ali gorman has it's details. >> in search for relief for knee pain, people try supplements but consumer reports reports adviser says that they likely won't help. >> there is very little medical evidence that these to supplements will ease your joints pain and this can pose risks that includes an increase in blood sugar levels and a

greater chance of bleeding when taken with blood thinners. it can worsen high blood pressure and trigger abnormal heart rhythms, the consumer reports and orthopedic academy of surgeons is this choose widely reports, adding that people with knee pain should talk to their doctor and get moving with low activity activities like walking or swimming and combined with activities to stretch and strengthen the muscles around the joints, it's likely you'll need something likebuprofen o or. >> the council for

responsibility nutrition said this, for most people the supplements help without safety concerns, however people should be diagnosing with their doctor before their supplement use, ali gorman, channel 6 "action news." >> coming up tonight at 10:00, it's an all new episode of the catch, tonight ben and margo get the shock of their lives when an old friend surprises them in person, and then on "action news" at 11:00, investigative reporter, wendy saltzman is exposing local food joints popping up online with aliases. >> ordering online can be fast easy and convenient but some deliveries may not be coming from the restaurants you think are you ordering from. >> do you think that is misleading at all? >> i don't know i guess it could be. >> i wonder about the difference in the name? >> do you think it's misleading? >> i don't know. >> some with unsatisfactory

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they are walking around the country some support of our military and they made a stop in north jersey for helping hands for freedom are walking 3,000 miles to raise money and they call themselves root for the brave and they are raising funds to construct a retreat home for families that lost a loved one in the line of duty. the egg harbor township presented them a check for $12 mun hundred for the cause. now it has a new name. it's in springfield and named after the former president and ceo. he led the company for the last 23 years, it was formerly called crumb creek. hundreds of kids traded school for the office today for

the annual take your child to workday. it all started with a breakfast and then kids could take part in three of 11 workshops including one where they made their own ice-cream. all were intended to spark new ideas and innovation. and kids when to work at the camden county police department, about 50 children of officers and staff got to see a special demonstration by the k-9 units. they showed off their areas of expertise. >> we did the same here. great day. coming up a check of the accuweather forecast. >> looking outside a look at the commodore barry bridge under murky clouds cecily tynan has the accuweather forecast.

time for accuweather at the "action news" big board. cecily tynan is here to tell us if this rain say pattern for us. >> yes, it is. we are stuck in the pattern, it's pay back for all the sunny dry weather. now the rain has arrived and most of it is falling north of philadelphia. we have a few scattered showers across south jersey and the main

concentration is moving through trenton and a steady rain in langhorne and new town, and pennington across route 206, this moved through downtown trenton about 5 minutes ago and is beginning to move up the i-95 corridor and brunswick avenue it's pouring and more wet weather on the way. where it's not raining we have the clouds, sky 6 hd looking at atlantic city where we have a thick cloud deck and the sky 6 hd shaking a bit with the winds and temperatures are on the cold side, it's a raw and chilly day. 49 in philadelphia and we made it into the mid-50s before we got the evaporated cooling from the rain, 49 in allentown and reading and cape may 49 and wilmington 48 degrees, satellite 6 along with action radar showing that the steady band of rain is pushing up to the north and will continue to do so tonight and the steadier rain is over for now, and if you look to the south there is severe

weather in virginia and west virginia. we will not get the severe weather but we get another wave of rain. 7:00 tonight we have light showers mainly across south jersey, notice the temperatures they barely move overnight and temperatures in the 40s and plenty of clouds and the morning rush we have clouds and occasional drizzle and it looks like the steadiest rain much like today will hold off until the afternoon and evening hours around 5:00 you can see not a really solid band of heavy rain but scattered showers. not the best forecast for the penn relays tomorrow. lots of clouds with periods of rain especially the second half of the day, and it stays cool and 56 degrees, saturday is the brighter of the next several days but we are looking at more clouds than sunshine and milder though with a high of 65 degrees. if you look at the chances of rain, we have a chance pretty much every day the next five days, and saturday the best potential for dry weather only a

10% chance. and that will be moving in on saturday night. and it looks like a wet broad street run, the five-day forecast showing 56 degrees on friday and damp and cool, and saturday clouds and a few peeks of sunshine and 65 and wet and dreary on sunday and tips on what to wear in the broad street run and on the facebook page we bump it to 68 and tuesday lots of clouds, 70 degrees, adam will let you know if we break out of the weather pattern coming up in seven-day forecast. >> watch the sun come up now. >> there is much more to come in the next half hour off "action news" at 5:00. imagine being able to grow fresh veggies and fruits year round inside of your home. >> and a delaware community is grieving the loss of a young man that died as a result of a tragic accident. that and more when "action news"

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happening on "action news" thursday night. >> lucifer in the flesh, former house speaker, john boehner lashes out at a presidential candidate from his own party. we'll tell you who is he talking about and what he said in return. and a temple student is attacked blocks away from campus and it's caught on video. and fishermen at sea have only minutes to save themselves as the boat begins to sink. and the five presidential candidates are focused on the next prize, indiana. it has the potential to make or break several campaigns. for republicans it's a chance to pick up a big chunk of delegates and the contest is winner take most. democrats are hoping for a strong showing with 92 delegates up for grabs. ted cruz is firing back not at frontrunner donald trump but a

maybe of his own party. the former speaker of the house called him lucifer in the flesh. and donald trump is predicting big wins in the primaries. we are live in washington tonight with the latest from the campaign trail. >> reporter: hi monica, the only republican candidate not in indiana today is john kasich who is stepping aside there to give cruz a better chance to stop trump. >> ted cruz teams up on the campaign trail with new running mate carly fiorina to go after the front runner. >> donald trump yells and screams and curses and hurls insults you can start a drinking game on which donald will respond. >> cruz hopes his bold play picking a vp candidate well

ahead of the convention will force a contested convention. >> this fight is about the future of our nation. and our children and grandchildren's future and so it actually isn't about ted cruz and carly fiorina, it's about all of us. >> but trump is in indiana too fighting hard to widen his slight lead in the poll there's. >> i don't want to take too much time you have him back here lying like hell. >> slamming cruz with college basketball coach bobby knight. >> what mr. trump as done, when things have gone wrong, he doesn't whine and complain he figures out how to fix it. >> and defending himself from harsh criticism from former speaker, john boehner. >> what boehner is angry with is

american people holding him accountable. >> bernie sanders is also in indiana hope that a big win there next week could revive his campaign after losses in this week's primaries. channel 6 "action news." >> thank you. world news tonight with david muir has more on the 2016 race for the white house including john boehner's stinging criticism of ted cruz. you can watch that at 6:30 following "action news" at 6:00. and a communities is in mourning after a young teenager was hit while crossing the street. investigators say it was a tragic accident. katherine scott has more. >> it's a tough loss for us. >> principal holly sage, was organizing a support plan so the school would be ready. friends and teachers of tyler

span are already remembering him. >> tyler was a special kid. every day he came in with his black and white bucket hat and this morning in his honor the students showed up in cool bucket hats. >> around 3:00 p.m. wednesday, police say that the seventh grader and three friends were trying to cross route 13 near basin road and tyler stepped in fronts of a toyota camera and was struck. tiler died at the hospital. none of his friends were injured. >> last night we reached out to tyler's very close friend and the students with him last night when the accident occurred so that the family members knew that we had support in place today. >> meanwhile, police are reminding pedestrians that this is a busy road and should not risk crossing without a crosswalk or intersection. >> the police do not believe

drugs or alcohol was a factor in this crash. katherine scott, channel 6 "action news." a temple university student is recovering after being attacked by four teenagers in north philadelphia. it was caught on camera. it happened late sunday on the 1300 block of north norris street. the 43-year-old student was walking and then the suspect started punching and kicking him and continued until a security officer chased them away and the video caught the suspects smiling and laughing as they ran from the area. if you recognize them call philadelphia police right away. mercer county police have ended an investigation with eight arrests. the narcotics task force says it was part of a sting involving weapons and drugs and pills. they recovered over $110,000 in

drugs and $28,000 in cash. a dramatic rescue in the seas off the coast of cape may, new jersey and it was caught on camera. >> three people in total? >> yes! >> thank you! >> oh my gosh. >> "action news" viewer shot this video from the fishing boat sea star, u.s. coast guard says that the fishing vessel "last stand" took on water after colliding with a tugboat. the three on board had to jump ship but they had time to put on survival gear and get in life rafts. from our delaware newsroom. this is ray brian iii of hardly, he is facing criminal charges, he was found with a lark cashe

of weapons. bryant is also accused of huntsing violations in delaware and was released on $500,000 bond. time for an update on the highways and by ways on a busy thursday night. >> hi matt. >> with the knowledge that it should take you 15 minutes to get out of town on the schuylkill expressway look at these travel times, 55 minutes. on the westbound side from the vine out to the blue route. what is extra problematic. maybe use the mlk west river drive instead. can you see the police officer blocking off the outbound lanes, here at sweet briar an accident up ahead at montgomery and you could stay on the kelly drive, it's bumpy because of the resurfacing work or use lancaster or ridge as alternates and a crash at henry by school house and cheltenham, a crash at ashborn road at old soldiers

road. coming southbound on the northeast extension there say wreck past quakertown taking out the right lane and expect it to be slow in that neck of the woods and gloucester county a crash near tuckahoe road and the public works department. >> thank you matt. still to come on "action news" this evening. two local families that have fallen on hard times got a helping hand thanks to the generosity of the strangers. >> and we are just two hours away from the nfl draft and the first round pick. ducis has the details and a live report from chicago. the on and off showers have moved in and there is more developing, we'll chat about how long this dreary, chilly stretch will last in ac weather. plus, all your prime time favorites are back tonight. we'll have a special sneak preview when "action news" comes right back.

philadelphia city council members are shining a light on youth homelessness. two committees held a hearing to address it, officials say that 39% of young people in philadelphia suffer from

poverty. since 2009 saw a 73% increase in homelessness. >> it's worse to see young people homelessness, we want to helpfully come up with solutions and end it. >> they are hoping to expand services to homeless youth. services are helping families get back on their feet. the first presbyterian church of ambler presented a check to buy a house for families in transition, it allows them to do something bigger. hundreds took over city hall today. mayor jim kenney participated in take our daughters and sons to workday. the youngsters had the opportunity to shadow employees, it's important for kids to see

how hard city employees work and how much they care about the people they work for. ducis rogers is here now and the nfl draft. >> it starts a little after 8:00 for our birds, the future comes in focus tonight. they are targeting a franchise quarterback with the number two overall pick. jaime apody is covering the draft for us in chicago. she joins us live. >> reporter: ducis things are starting to heat up here on the red carpet. at announcer started talking and the fans are getting excited, we are waiting the top picks to come arrive here on the red carpet. lets talk about carson wentz, he is most likely to be picked at number two. the question is how will he handle the pressure in philadelphia. of course there are all of these

reports that sam bradford wants to be traded with the eagles drafting wentz. how will he handle that, here is went z on the quarterback controversy. >> if that is the case, i can only control what i can control, i'll go in there and learn as quick as i can and go compete and try to make a name for myself and earn the respect of my teammates, i can't worry about the other things. i'm excited and hopefully find out here pretty soon. >> now, locally we want to root for this guy as well. he is voorhees, new jersey native and eastern high grade eli apple at the draft today with his mother, annie, he is expected to go as high as 13, we have to root for him as well. >> back here on the red carpet everyone is excited. the fans are getting ready to

welcome the picks. his mom, annie will be on the red carpet, she was a channel 6 intern. and he has a dog named henry, who was his pride and joy. i bring you the inside information. we are live on the red carpet at the draft in chicago. i'm jaime apody, channel 6 "action news." >> working hard in chicago, thank you jaime. >> thank you, there is an update to the sam bradford situation. the eagles are not happy to trade their unhappy quarterback. denver came away with the feeling that eagles will not trade sam brad for to any team. >> the phillies are on a role and they have won five of their last six games. >> it pushes it back 35 minutes, aaron nola putting up a performance in milwaukee last

year. off to a good start. how about that curveball. right now no score in the fourth inning. looking to sweep them in d.c. for the first time since 2009. tonight it is a perfect night to stay in and sit on your couch and settle in for three hours of abc prime time. >> starting with "grey's anatomy" at 8:00. >> have you to fight for your daughter like you never thought. stand up for yourself and believe you deserve it. >> friendships will be tested as kallie and arizona will begin battling for custody of their daughter in court. that is at 8:00 on gray's. >> listen don't sell, don't push -- >> drink with her she likes a good gin and tonic.

>> i am told it makes her mean. >> everything makes me mean. >> the a big night for melee, susan an hollis and olivia and ali's feud could put the brakes on. tonight on "scandal" at 9:00. >> i thought your phone died. >> it's just a scratch. >> could ben's plans backfire on tonight's "the catch" did allison's recent play put her in danger. so many questions with few answers on tonight's "the catch" at 10:00. >> it starts at 8:00 with "grey's anatomy" and followed by "scandal" and the catch followed by "action news" at 11:00. the stars live tweet during their shows, follow your posts

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members of philadelphia city council and members of the department of agriculture announced plans to get into the vertical farming industry. the popular method is used to grow fresh pesticide free produce in urban settings. they said that philadelphia is the perfect place to be a global hub for production and training.

>> very nice. adam joseph is here with more on the curtain of clouds. >> i like that, curtain of clouds. i like shades of gray but i may have to steal that. >> canopy of clouds, i like that. >> grown as well as we look at double scan live radar manufacture our plants finally getting a drink of water lowering the pollen levels as well. most of the steady showers are north of philadelphia. that is where they have been over the last few hours over southern new jersey and delaware. and it will refire down there as we get into your friday. as we look closer at double scan live radar 611 and route 100 chester county and berks county and wet as well. the northeast extension and all the pennsylvania turnpike, and that turns into chester and hundredor done county and north ham fon county and stops at malvern and all points to the south.

as we look at temperatures, we dip them down the drains, so to speak. 58 yesterday and 56 today and the normal being at 68 degrees and we'll stay in the 60s one more day before we catch the 60s one more day on saturday. right now with the rain and without the rain temperatures only in the mid to upper 40s everywhere. once the rain pushed in we wet balled the temperature, it's a saturation level here. with that rain coming in and in fact that ribbon of rain moving to the north a bit of a break dealing with severe weather where the sun broke out in west virginia and western virginia. we will not see severe weather because we stay on the cool side of the system into friday and this boundary lays all the way west and a spin here east of omaha and a couple of waves of low pressure is the next to arrive tomorrow. >> at 11:30, spinning showers to the north and rather dry and

cloudy and cool to the south and temperatures in the 40s. we stay mainly in the 40s and 50s millville with a couple of scattered showers with the morning rush hour and much like today most of the concentration of steadier rain waits until the afternoon tomorrow and temperatures around 50 degrees, and that continues and we catch a break on saturday and the clouds linger here and maybe a peek of sun on saturday and it's dry with temperatures in the 50s going into the 60s and another impressive area of low pressure comes in with the morning soaking on sunday. with temperatures still below normal of 60 degrees. the exclusive accuweather forecast damp and cool tomorrow and 56 with a peek of sun and dry saturday and 65 and sunday for the broad street run, here is the snapshot for the start of the race. >> not look going here. heavy rainfall passing through and it should exit by the afternoon, maybe we can speed up the timing here, we have a

couple of days to try and kick the rain out for the run on sunday and showers can linger on monday and stays unsettled going into next week. there is an opportunity next week tuesday or wednesday of seeing drier weather. >> thank you. remember our team of meteorologists all keep you informed of changing weather. go to 6abc.com/weather, on facebook 6 abc action news and twitter at 6 abc. always be part of "action news." a school in bryn mawr celebrated 150 years by righting a book and the country day school of sacred heart had a party today and student were asked to write stories about why they love their school. they were illustrated and blush established in a book and it was

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they had bring your child to trenton and they gathered on the state house steps. blowing bubbles for the faces for autism. they are a symbol of hopes for families with autistic children. and jim gardner is standing by with these story next at 6:00. the da files charged after a shooting in montgomery county over the weekend. and investigators target the wrong home in darby borough. today a special ceremony to bury soldiers who were forgotten. i'm nora muchanic i'll have that story coming up next. >> and now for meteorologist, adam joseph, cecily tynan, jaime apody, monica malpass and the entire "action news" team, i'm rick williams "action news" at

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"action news" delaware valley's leading news program. with ducis rogers, meteorologist cecily tynan, and jim gardner. thursday night accuweather is tracking a wet forecast and a standoff with a sword wielding man ends without violence. but the big story on "action news" tonight is the charge of voluntary manslaughter in last weekend's deadly shooting in a house of worship. the alleged gunman, 36-year-old mark storms of landsdale was arraigned in montgomeriville. authorities say he opened fire

during sun's services at the keystone fellowship church in montgomeriville. killing 27-year-old robert braxton iii. sara bloomquist is live outside of the courthouse in norrisville. >> reporter: prosecutors interviewed more than 50 witnesses but could not find this as a reasonable case of self-defense. >> today at montgomery county district attorney announced the results of an extensive investigation and the charges now filed again the church member. mark storm was led into his arraignment in hand quufs this afternoon. the 46-year-old is charged with voluntary manslaughter and reckless endangerment. kevin steele described what dozens of witnesses saw happen in fellowship church in north wales on sunday. he says problems started when the victim robert bronxton became upset after sitting down