a pleasant good morning to you, it is 6:00 a.m., saturday, april 30. here's some of the stories we're following on "action news," deadly crash a driver is killed after smashing into a jersey barrier on a south jersey road overnight. friends of a teen who was beaten inside a high school getting together to mourn and take steps to make sure it doesn't happen again. a pipeline explodes in western pennsylvania. , but first, if you were hoping for a sunny weekend, you're out of luck. today might be the better of two days, but it's not good news for the tens of thousands whole take part in the broad street run. the man whole get you through this is meteorologist chris sowers. just guide us on it, what's

going to happen. >> reporter: they also april showers bring may showers, if there's any truth to that, we'll see a lot of flowers. sky6 live hd down in cape may. there's a familiar scene. lots of clouds out there. no fog reported, no visibility issues, we'll see a gloomy looking sky. today we'll see a little bit of sunshine to see more clouds roll back in here tonight and more rain. quakertown all the cloud cover keeps temperatures down, we're stuck in the 40s for the last several mornings with high temperatures in the 50s. today with a little bit of sunshine we'll get into the 06 east for a change. need wood, 42. pottstown, 45. chester, 45, center city, 49. we're seeing a windy out of the east/northeast that will keep the cloud cover locked in from start to finish with peeks of

sunshine throughout the afternoon. it's not completely gray, but it's not a perfectly sunny day and thicker cloud cover approaching from the southwest in advance of the next storm system heading this way. day planner looks like, 9:00 a.m., 52, cloudy skies. 11:00 a.m., a little bit of sunshine, 56. in the afternoon we're in the 60s. a lot of rain heading this way tomorrow, i'll have that with future tracker 6. april showers keep coming and 6abc.com/weather, of course, has you covered between storm tracker 6 live radar and constant updates from our team of meteorologists you'll be prepared for whatever changes come your way. a driver is dead after losing control of his car in cherry hill, new jersey, the investigation has closed part of a busy road in the area. the car slammed into a barrier on route 38 near church road. the impact threw the driver on the road killing him.

the car rolled over several times, the police blocked 38 both ways at church road which is blocks away from the popular cherry hill mall. funeral services will be held tomorrow for 16-year-old amy joyner francis the 16-year-old girl who was brutally beaten inside a wilmington high school. last night a program was held to help teenagers make better choices. chad perdelli has the latest. >> reporter: discussion and mourning continued inside the bible church the sadness over the brutal death of amy joyner francis. the 16-year-old died after getting into a fight in the girl's bathroom last week. she was stabbed with pencil and her head slammed into a sink, though police no weapons were used. she lost consciousness paramedics tried to revive her she was flown to a local hospital and died. three fell students have been

suspended, but so far no charges. wilmington police chief held a brief press conference, but didn't take questions. there are three thousands printed pages of data that must be reviewed by investigators on the case. because there's a lot of work left to do by the detectives and attorney general's office in terms of reviewing evidence and relative facts we are not in a position at this time to file charges. >> reporter: comings said he intended to charge three girls. autopsy results have not been released. police say they are working around the clock with the full cooperation of the delaware attorney general's office and they are obligated to the joyner-francis family to do a theory thorough investigation. willie williams will be laid to rest next week. a viewing will be held next

saturday 8 to 11:00 a.m. at zion baptist church. he was the first african-american police commissioner in los angeles and philadelphia. he was 72 years old. a woman who was bound, beaten and robbed in her mercer county home has died from her injuries. the 90-year-old was attacked last month. police arrested 21-year-old joseph blanch in connection with to the case. jerry sandusky will be back in court to seek a new trial. he has been convicted to prison for 32 years, victims may testify at monday's hearing. "action news" will be in centre county for the proceedings.

others are being tried on less serious charges. huge flames are not from a rairnlging wildfire they are from a natural -- raging wildfire, they are from a natural gas blast happening inside the eastern pipeline. firefighters said they have never seen anything like it. come around the bend, it was like you were looking downer into hell is what i would compare it to. one home was destroyed by the fireball, three others were damage. one person was hurt he was burned while trying to out run the fire. volunteers are busy doing there part to end world hunger, dozens have been working around the clock at the presbyterian church in west chester to assembly meals working four

hours shifts until 4:00 p.m. the meals will go to stop hunger now program that will deliver food and supplies to people in 73 countries. young patients had a chance to get a chance to dress up without leaving the hospital. jeff chirico has the story. >> reporter: there was singing, dancing and a lot of smiling at the saint christopher's hospital prom more than 50 cancer patients shed their gowns for formal ware to celebrate and have fun. 17-year-old kyle davis of frankford said he and his family are staying positive as he battles hodgkin's lirp foam -- limb foam the night was sweet

for this family who was celebrating remission from leukemia. it gets to the point, maddie doesn't want to leave this place. >> reporter: for alex, doing the whip and the nay nay helps him forget his pain. families are separated because one child is in the hospital and one parent with them, the other child is at home. there's no way for them to be together. i've been here since january. >> reporter: this little girl is battling two rare diseases while her family juggles work and two babies at home. nights like this help them to continue the fight. we celebrate everyday. >> reporter: at st. christopher's hospital. jeff chirico channel 6 "action news." a great program. much more to come on "action

news" saturday morning. a little thank you went a very long way for a new york man. we'll tell you how his sister helped to make him an instant millionaire. plus, folks in the parts of the plainer states cleaning up after twisters leaves paths of destruction. >> reporter: it's not all bad news in the forecast, today we'll see sunshine today and it's warm next week. details coming up when we come right back.

two tornados unleashed detective vacation across southwest and central oklahoma. the twisters with winds whipping at 150 miles per hour or greater leveled many homes in the area. there are no reports of serious injuries, thankfully. a mattress was herald into a power line. tornado threats were reported in texas and also louisiana. tough time for the folks there, meteorologist chris sowers tracking our forecast, what can we expect? nothing like that? >> reporter: that's the good news, even though it's been miserable level, we don't even have thunderstorms in the forecast. it's more clouds and rain and chilly temperatures. there's the view looking at the camden waterfront waking up to a familiar scene, lots of cloud cover this morning, we'll see sun this afternoon, with the sun

we'll get into the 60s. the normal is 68 degrees and we've been in the mid 50s for the last three days. double scan live is clear, double scan will be very, very busy as the rain moves in. 49 degrees in philadelphia. dewpoint, 38. the pressure reading is holding steady. winds out of the northeast at 16 miles per hour. 40s for everybody. allentown, 46. cape may, 49. trenton, 46 degrees. satellite and radar, cloud cover from north to south across the mid atlantic and the northeast, this is the thin cloud cover, you see this darker shade where it turns brighter down here, this is the thicker cloud tops we won't see sun here at all across the virginias and the carolinas. it will break apart later on and we'll get sunshine from 1:00 p.m. and that point on. a big storm system heading this way.

lots of rain and severe weather to the south, all this will be shifting east in the next 24, 48 hours. it will get in here tonight probably around 3:00 p.m., 4:00 p.m., from that point on it's raining steadily across the lehigh valley. for today, clouds and sunshine by afternoon. tomorrow morning, the steadier rain is pushing through. note the yellows and orangeses this is batches of heavier rain expected with the system. 2:30 it's cloudy and damp and raw and chilly and nasty. a couple of leftover showers and steadier period of rain. through the afternoon and evening hours it's the same thing cloudy skies and leftover showers and leftover downpour. today is dry, sunshine expected by afternoon, a good soaking expected for sunday with the heaviest occurring during the morning hours, rainfall totals anywhere from a half inch to an inch when all is said and done. it's going to be a soggy broad street run, 64 in philadelphia and wilmington.

dover, 60 degrees, millville, 06. allentown and reading, 63. lancaster, 62, again with limited sunshine this afternoon. overnight tonight cloudy rain developing after midnight. there could areas of fog, 44 in allentown. philadelphia, 48. millville, 48. cape may, 48. broad street run tomorrow morning. it's raining from start to finish. 7:00 a.m., rain, 49 degrees, 9:00 a.m., 50 degrees, more rain, 11:00 a.m., 52 degrees, more rain, just a chilly miserable morning. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, even though we have sunshine by midweek here we are watching a coastal low, wednesday, thursday, and friday could look a lot worse than what we're showing right now. keep that in mind. 64 degrees, clouds and sun today. tomorrow, heaviest rain occurs in the morning, 58 degrees. probably not getting the phillies game in. monday, morning showers and 69.

tuesday, nice, 67. if we get the coastal storm, it will be wednesday night, thursday, and friday morning, temperatures close to 70 that will mean more rain. keep the rain gear handy that's for sure. >> reporter: all week. a new york man is $1 million richer and he has his sister to thank for this. william shaffer received a card and scratch off ticket to say thank you for helping out with the kids. when he scratched it, he couldn't believe his eyes. i said let's go to the store i think i might have won a million dollars. they went to 7-eleven and confirmed it's a winner. he will receive $600,000 after taxes, he planners to buy a new truck and pay off his parents mortgage and take a vacation. >> reporter: there was a winning match 6 ticket sold in our area, a ticket $1.2 million was sold at the wawa in north wales road

in montgomery county. it matched all six winning numbers. 10, 16, 17, 22, 47 and 48. the winner of course has one year from thursday to claim the prize.

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saturday morning, 6:19 the time. sky6 live hd giving you a glimpse of atlantic city. 49 degrees outside.

if you're looking for the sun this weekend it will be hard to find, in particular, tomorrow. chris sowers will plain later in the newscast. this morning we have a consumer alert if you own a nissan. the company is recalling $3 million over a potential problem with the passenger side air bags. they may not deploy properly because car sensors can malfunction. there have been three crashes involving injuries related to the problem. ten nissan and infinity brand vehicles are involved from 2013 to 2017. we posted the details at 6abc.com. if you're beginning to plan your summer getaway, we have some good news if the plans include air travel. the price of an airline ticket is decreasing. the domestic airfare has dropped

due to cheap oil and the need for big carriers to compete to low-cost carriers expanding into new cities. don't keep the uber driver waiting the company is testing a program if the driver is waiting two minutes or longer, currently the passengers are getting a five minute window. if the couple cancels a pickup two minutes after the request, they they will be charged. the perceives time was five minutes. fees range from five to ten dollars.

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penn relays today will be dry. lots of clouds, limited sunshine, no rain, 11:00 a.m., 56. 1:00 p.m., 60 and low 60s during the afternoon. why has it been so soggy over the last several days. here's philadelphia right here, we had a cold front collapsing from canada. out of it we had a southwesterly wind that was very, very warm. temperatures spiked to 86 degrees. wednesday and beyond, the cold front sat right here and it decided to stall out and it's been sitting here for days, we have a series of low pressure riding along the front traveling out to sea. each and every and every one of them brings another round of showers and heavier downpours. the good news we've got one more to go, that would be tomorrow into monday. once this mess pushes through the pattern breaks down a little bit. there's a chance of a coastal low later next week, if that

heads out to sea, this will be the last of it. we know you'll keep track of it, thank you so much, 6:24, knew sports this morning, new eagles quarterback carson wentz is arriving in philadelphia. >> reporter: good morning, he handled the blitz of the philadelphia media well yesterday. there's no word when carson wentz will hit the field to face a real blitz in a real game. he faced media personnel and did countless interviews. doug peterson made comparisons to brett farve. i asked once what peterson saw in him to make that statement. competitiveness and fire, the toughness and grittiness, gun slinger mentality and let it loose and let it fly, i can see some of the things, but i have a

long way to go before i can say those things. i'm happy to be working with them. >> reporter: what are your expect takes for this -- expectations for this coming season. i'm ready to come in and learn and soak up as much information and gain as much knowledge as i can and compete my tail off. >> reporter: round two and round 3 of the nfl draft were held last night. because of the trade to move up, they were left with a third round pick overall. they went oregon state 6'" 6'"303 pounds. from an interior lineman he can play guard condition and depth at center, as well. he is a powerful explosive guy we look forward to getting him

in here and getting him going. >> reporter: the phillies were back home with pep in their step, 6 wins in the last 7 games. phils down 3-zip. they get a recall -- rally in the 5th inning. ruiz gets a double. 3-1 phil. it becomes a 3-2 ballgame. they later tie it in the inning. howard up, two hits on the night, the third is a walk offoff homer, the 6th of his career. the phillies win 4-3. that's four wins in a row. 7 of 8. ryan is dancing. he probably gets an early cold shower. that's a look at sports this morning, i'm ducis rogers. we've got much more coming up right here on "action news" saturday morning, we hope you stay with us. we'll see you after this break.

stabbed at a center city hotel, police take a man into custody after a hotel party turns violent. out of control, tempers flare and then some at a meeting of "stop and frisk" in philadelphia. we get a brief reprieve from the rain before the next system moves into the delaware and lehigh valleys. chris sowers is here with a look

at the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast. you've been tracking the rain, when is it going to get out of here? >> reporter: that's the big question, people's attitude is getting frustrated with this, we're seeing this day in and day out, it's like seattle around here. oncer again this morning it's the -- once again this morning it's the same kind of thing. cape may, 49, dover, 41. trenton, 46. lots of clouds this morning, tough to get sunshine in here right now, the cloud deck hanging over top of us. clouds approaching from the southwest in add -- advance of the next system of that's heading this way. the clouds will steam roll into the area eventually giving way to rain after midnight tonight. the day planner this afternoon, a little bit of sunshine throughout the day.

56 by 11. 11:00 a.m., 60. 3:00 p.m., 62. a 5:00 p.m., 63. 55 from cape may to sandy hook because of an east northeasterly breeze, down right chill in down the the jersey shore. right now police are questioning the man believed to have slashed a man's neck inside a center city hotel. it stemmed from a party on the 15th floor of the embassy suites on the benjamin franklin parkway. two men got into a dispute, one man pulled out a knife and slashed a 27-year-old man in the neck. several people at the party took off before officers got to the scene. new this morning, police say a dispute between neighbors sparked a shooting on the 3400 block of crystal street in kensington this morning. the suspected shooter is believed to have shot at his

neighbor and went into his own home and would not come out when the police arrived. the suspect surrendered after an hour and a half. no injuries reported. 6:32 is the time if you're just waking up with us. "stop and frisk" policing in philadelphia has been at the center of heated discussions for years now. while mayor kenny said those days are over, some community members are not convinced. their emotions boiled over at a meeting last night. >> reporter: it was supposed to be a forum with mayor kenny and richard roses on -- ross on the status of the controversial stop and frisk introduced by the previous anyone strayings. jim kenny said he kept his campaign promise to end "stop and frisk" for no reason. officers are required to have reasonable suspicion has required by the constitution.[i]

>> reporter: the mayor apologized for what went on before he took office, but people were not buying it. we are not listening to all this nonsense about these policy and numbers. >> reporter: the reverend reminded people they were in a house of god and unloaded on the mayor himself. [inaudible]. >> reporter: one lady under attendeess to sign a petition to get police out of their neighborhoods. the mayor tried to speak, but kept getting interrupted. [inaudible] >> reporter: soon there was utter chaos. please, please.

>> reporter: soon many people who didn't like how things were going began to leave. the tone of the meeting for me is negative coming from the community and it seems like an unwillingness to listen. we want a petition signed to get more patrols down here. we have drugs and prostitution. i do not want to hear chaos and hollering and screaming i want to hear intelligent solutions. there were supposed to be a lot of intelligent people in the room. >> reporter: the meeting was shut down because of the chaos, no word on when it will be rescheduled. one official said there clearly needs to be a cooling off period. dann cuellar channel 6 "action news." this week an investigation continues into the death of a wilmington high school student as her family perhaps to lay her to rest. 16-year-old amy joyner francis was brutally attacked by three girls in a girl's restroom at

howard high school of technology april 21. police say they was beaten and stabbed with pencil and her head slammed into a sink. police say they they need more e before charges can be filed in the chase. the three girls allegedly involved in the attack have been suspended from school. experts say a man is not responsible for the death of 18-year-old carlie hall. he said she died from a massive nose bleed that was caused by a perceives fracture of her eye socket and flooded her lungs. the prosecution allegation that the chester county man beat and strangled hall in her dorm room. the trial is expected to last through next week. take a look at the scene here, it was a chaotic scene as angry protesters broke through a barricade where donald trump was expected to speak. he abandoned his motorcade and

walked through a fence to access a back door at that event. once inside it was business as usual. he was the featured speaker at the california republican convention at a hotel south of san francisco. true to fashion, trump joked by his ordeal getting into the event. went under a fence and through a fence, oh, boy, felt like i was crossing the border, actually. he got a cool reception from republican veterans and donors. he said he can win the presidency with the backing or without the backing of the party. ahead of the indiana primary, ted cruz picketed up a key endorsement. mike pence endorsed cruz. i was honored and humbled

to receive the support of the indiana governor, he earned the respect of hoosiers and respects of conservatives all across the country. john kasich was in california yesterday he made an appearance at a town hall in san francisco. all three gop candidates spoke at the california republican convention yesterday. hillary clinton and her team are taking the early steps to prepare for the general election although she has not won the nomination, aids are scouting spots for a flashy recall in in philadelphia. they are scrutinizing dozens of names for a possible vice president pick. bernie sanders withdrew a lawsuit that accused the democratic national committee of cutting off his access to a voter data base. the "d" nc took that action after a stafferrer blocked him from the clinton pain.

funeral services will be held for a man who was shot and killed inside the church he attended in montgomery county. services are set for robert braxton who was shot and killed in the sanctuary during sunday services. mark storms is charged with voluntary manslaughter and reckless endangerment. subaru is currently building it's new american headquarters in camden. they will create 700 jobs. the company atlantic city teamed up with the organization respond for subaru university to train future mechanics and technicians. camden has an unemployment rate of 12.3% that's almost 3 times the state's average. today is the final day of this year's penn relay at franklin field more than 1,000 high schools and colleges are competing in the three day track and field event in university city now in its 122nd running.

it has become a special tradition for athletes and all spectators that show up. 6:39 much more to come on "action news." saturday morning an all star cast contemplate the rips of their mothers in a new comedy, mother's day. an arkansas family cleans up after lightning strikes their home. plus, meteorologist chris sowers will have the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast "action news" saturday morning continues in just a moment. a lightning strike creating

giant holes in a home in arkansas. the home caught on fire during a storm part of a record rain in little rock. they are bracing for possible flooding. meteorologist chris sowers tracking forecast to help you get through the weekend. no rain today, right? >> reporter: no, today is not that bad. it's tomorrow. we'll get you outside and looking live at penns landing. it's dry and kind of gloomy this morning. temperatures down in the 40s and we have the breeze you can see the flags blowing in the wind. this is the northeasterly breeze at the moment. it will shift out of the east later this afternoon. that will keep the jersey shore chilly again with highs in the mid 50s. inland locations with the increased sunshine that we'll see today, it will not be that much, but a little bit. should manage a high of 64 which is better than the 50s we've

seen over the last 3 days. the normal is 69. 49 is our present temperature reading it's the low for this morning, that's right where we should be for this time of the year. it's the high temperatures, we have to get them up there. allentown 489, millville, 47. satellite and radar showing the next system will gathering strength across the plain states and the gulf coast states. you can see the squall line south of chicago into the lonestar state of texas where we have watch boxes that have been issued. they are expecting severe weather again, if you're traveling in this part of the cannot be aware of that. that's the same system traveling east bringing rain to our region as we head into sunday. the good news as this thing is traveling to the east it will lose the severe weather characteristics. it is a soaking rain tomorrow morning. here's the model we're using

from future tracker. we have it early in the day, biafternoon it will break up a little bit, we'll see sunshine across the delaware bay and the jersey shore. the northwestern suburbs we'll get a little bit of sun. in the evening hours, overnight tonight, the clouds increase again, here comes the shield of rain this is are 5:30 a.m., rain approaching from the west that will travel east across the entire area over the neck 24 to 48 hours. here's 7:30 a.m. broad street run will be wet. 9:30, 11:00 a.m., more rain heading this way. this will be the trend throughout the day. it will be on and off until after 10:00 a.m., 11:00 a.m. on and off, when you get it will come down at a good clip. there will be low-level clouds and patchy drizzle. a miserable day. evening, leftover showers and lots of clouds. temperatures, this should be interesting across parts of the area.

3:00 p.m., sunday afternoon. we'll skip over today, 40s north and west, mid to upper 60s south and east. we progress along through monday, this holds true, monday will feel fantastic as the warm front lifts we'll see 70s. this particular model has 78 degrees on monday for philadelphia and close to 80 in places like millville and wilmington. accuweather will go 69 to 72. we're not sure if the warm front lifts that far north. if it does, it will be really, really warm across south jersey and delaware. clouds and sun, that's the call from accuweather today, the warmer afternoon high of 64 again that's still well below average for this time of the year. wind out of the east at 5 to 10 miles per hour. that keeps the jersey shore in the mid 50s today. hour by hour we go, 56 degrees by 11:00 a.m., 1:00 p.m., 60. 3:00 p.m., 62. again peeks of sunshine throughout the day. 5:00 p.m., looking at a temperature reading of 63. overnight tonight areas of fog, mostly cloudy, rain developing

after midnight, 44 degrees outlying suburbs, 48 for center city. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast shows the potential for 70s returning for monday. 64 degrees clouds and sunshine today. cloudy skies and periods of rain tomorrow, the heaviest occurs during the morning. look at that temperature, 58 degrees, jersey shore cooler than that. 72 monday, morning showers, sun by afternoon, tuesday, sun and clouds, 67. wednesday, mostly cloudy, 68. thursday and friday, 70 another 68. the only issue with wednesday, thursday and friday is the potential for a coastal storm that would mean more rain. cancel the picnic tomorrow i was going to have one. >> reporter: tomorrow is a bad day for a picnic. i would like to remind you can expect trash at any -- storm tracker 6 live at any time at 6abc.com/weather. nasa captured these

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risks their lives for a kitten and karen rogers takes a look at the box office this weekend. we'll be right back. >> reporter: welcome back

everyone, 6:52le saturday morning, double scan live showing more rain from the west pouring in saircht -- saint louis and little rock and low pressure west of kansas. not only will we see the rains heading back into the area tomorrow. we'll see a good contrast in temperatures. allentown, there, dover here and philadelphia. we'll have a warm front slicing through the viewing area. temperatures tomorrow afternoon

could look something like this, 49 degrees in allentown and 72 in dover and philadelphia. the farther south you are the warmer it will be for tomorrow. the farther to the north you are the chillier it will be. northeasterly breeze, lots of clouds and rain. the warm front lifts to the north animosity area could get -- and most of the area could get into the 70s. union 4:00 p.m. start time, warmer afternoon, 63 when they get started. 61 by the 90th minute. bunk beds are a great way to save space if you have kids sharing a room. here's a dyi that can save you a bundle. >> reporter: wouldn't it be great at kids furniture came at a kid's price. bunk beds can run $2,500. we'll knock these off for 75

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under >> reporter: it follows ordinary families. kate hudson portrays jesse who has and he is straingd relationship with her mother. julia roberts is miranda and gave up her only child for adoption and replaced motherhood with work. do you want to check in or anything, i'll post photos. keanu is popular comedy do and their kitten. the comedian are two cousins who live in the city and far from

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a pleasant good morning to you, it is 7:00 a.m. saturday, april 30. here's some of the stories we're following on "action news." deadly crash a driver is killed after smashing into a jersey barrier on a south jersey road overnight. friends of a teen who was beaten inside a wilmington high school gathered to mourn as they take steps to insure this does not happen again. plus, huge because of fire leap into the sky after a pipeline explosion in western pennsylvania. first if you're hoping for a sunny weekend you're out of luck. we're tracking rain moving into the area. it's no day at the beach weather wise, sky6 live hd is taking a gloomy look at cape may. today may be the better of the day, but it's not good news for the tens of thousands who plan to take part in the broad stree