surveillance video during the arraignment. a woman identified as moore fleeing the mall with the child. it's not a case of if she did it but why? >> state of mind? >> confused. emotional. upset. not clear. >> even you sound like this is open and closed. >> i don't see it open and closed. it's open and closed as to what happened. what is not closed is why it happened. and the case will wind its way through the court and be able to show evidence as to why it happened. >> to backtrack here sharia moore is accused of abducting simmons on march 31st an allegedly approached the mother and sat with the mother and her two children in the food court

while the infants mother attended to the other child and moore took the child from the stroller and ran out of the mall with the baby. the alleged abductor was royced and they called police and went to her home and found the baby here. shortly after her arrest. investigators said she told them she had been pregnant back in february but the baby did not survive or live long and when she held the infant in the mall and all the feelings came back and was sorry she took the child, that was shortly after the arrest a few months ago. but her attorney said he would not say if he she was ever present, but that she had a baby shower with 100 people in attendance. her attorney says she is getting mental health counseling.

she will be back in court in june. i'm sara bloomquist, channel 6 "action news." >> thank you. from our new jersey newsroom state police say a search for a fugitive in new jersey has moved out of ocean county. arthur buckle escaped from the state prison in camden county on tuesday and police are combing barnegat township but now have received a tip he is not in the area. "action news" reporter, gray hall will have more from ocean county coming up tonight at 6:00. turning to the race for the white house now. now that donald trump is the last republican standing the focus is turning to november and the general election. it looks like trump has to carve his own path without the support of the gop. at least four republican heavy hitters are sitting out of the convenience and this election cycle all together.

>> this has hillary clinton continues her push to the nomination. >> reporter: good evening rick and monica, hillary clinton is saving all of her toughest lines these days for donald trump. today she called him a loose cannon but the republican is firing right back and i insists he can reshape the electoral map and win the white house. >> as the dust settles, party leaders are weighing in, house speaker, ryan is telling the media he cannot yet support donald trump. >> the last two republican president, george bush and george h.w. bush will sit out and not endorse trump. and mitt romney will skip the convenience this summer. hillary clinton shoring up her support and slamming trump. >> trump says i don't care if

other countries get nuclear weapons. >> clinton leads trump in head to head polls, the states in blue are those that democrats won in the past six presidential elections, if clinton can hold on to those, clinton only has to win florida. >> the problem for donald trump is that before he gets to geography, he has to deal with -- his problem with latino voters and his problem with women voters. >> on cnn he gave his take. >> i will win michigan, they sucked the jobs outs of michigan too. i think i'll win pennsylvania -- >> meanwhile, bernie sanders is keeping up his push for the nomination saying will he stay in the race until the last day. and there are hints from hillary clinton that it's time to bow

out. karen traverers, channel 6 "action news." >> new at 5:00 tonight. philadelphia police are looking for the man behind a violence robbery in port richmond, the suspect walked into the store and when behind the counter and demanded money and hit the clerk with a screwdriver and the clerk -- anyone with information is asked to call philadelphia police. also, new at 5:00, there is a $2,000 reward for information leading to an arrest and convince after a deadly hit and run in camden. tia walker was killed over a week ago after being hit in the police chase. she was crossing at newton and they were pursued by camden county police. the suspects fled the scene on foot and are still at large. police in buck county are

investigating an armed robbery at an acme store on new falls road in levittown, it's not clear what was taken but nobody was hurt. a southwest philadelphia interests section is closed for several days after a water main broke and flooded it out. it all started at 6:00 this morning at the corner of 63rd and eastwick where officials say a car crashed into a sinkhole. annie mccormick has the story. >> reporter: both from the air and ground you can see where water covered the entire intersection at of and and eastwick, when fire crews responded all they saw was a beat up road and water to make this road impassable. a car dipped into a sinkhole and that started a chain reaction underground to cause a water main to break. >> we had to determine which main was broken and identified it as a 12 inch broken main. >> look at the damage left

behind at 63rd and eastwick because of the water main break, you can see where a portion of the asphalt actually buckled. >> it's a headache for a while commuters had a headache when they realize theed it was too late. crews worked quickly to shut the water off and they will spend the bulk of the day to clean it up and clean this spot and they hope it will not impact water supply. >> this has happened before and we have water issues and we complained about it, and now it's happening again. >> some residents complain this intersection is a problem spot for water main breaks. and the city is looking into it. >> we find the main is routinely breaking we'll have to go through and put that in the process for full repair. >> in southwest philadelphia, annie mccormick, channel 6

"action news." >> we are learning more about the road rage shooting incident on the blue route near the schuylkill expressway late this afternoon. it happened on the northbound blue route in west conshohocken township. police say a man inside of a dark blue lincoln town car, no one was hurt but at least one bullet hit the car and police have the car that was shot and are still looking for the shooter. and have more details as they become available to us. thursday night and matt pellman is in the traffic center how are we looking. >> happy cinco de mayo to you. westbound into center city the downside of the bridge at the constitution center there is an overturned truck blocking the left lanes and we are jammed at the westbound bend. stick with the betsy ross or

walt whitman as better bets. on the new jersey turnpike there is debris taking out the left lane and earlier accident on i-95 northbound has cleared but southbound you are getting slow speeds. you see that on the camera slowing down to the 4-freeway. elsewhere in burlington county, a broken down vehicle near floor english columbus taking out the left lane and polanski highway blocked at the royal farms because a crash. and a crash at the hill top crab house, we'll check it again in the next half hour. much more ahead on "action news" at 5:00, that includes the new evacuation concerns in canada as a massive wild fire continues to burn an area twice the size of philadelphia. and the government takes on e-cigarettes. well, i'm tracking a soaking

rain on the way tomorrow. i'll have details on the timing and the latest on what to expect this weekend.

a massive evacuation effort continues tonight as this wild fire is burning out of control in western canada.

so far more than 210,000 acre are burned in alberta canada and they want to move vevacuees to another location. more than 80,000 people are moving because of this blaze and fortunately nobody has been hurt. lawmakers in michigan have approved a 500 million restructuring plan to help detroits public schools, it will help pay public school teachers and pay the district off of debt. the teachers held a two day sickout this week after learning they would not be paid this summer with emergency funding from the state. the fda finally laid down rules on electronic cigarettes, many are aimed at keeping them out of the hans of teenagers. ali gorman has the details at the big board. >> reporter: up until now

e-cigarettes are not regulated and now the government is regulating, no one under 18 yeared old will be allowed to buy e-cigarettes or tobacco products in person or online and everyone 26 and under need a photo i.d. and free samples will be banned and new warnings will be added. everything for sale now has to be reviewed. >> in order to stay on the market, manufacturers of regulated products will be required to show what is in the product and that this he are suitable for the market place. >> and the fda will review new products before they hit the shelves. use of e-cigarettes has increased nine fold, it targets young people with the ads and flavors nicotine. they would like to see a ban on the flavors as well.

we know that sitting too long is not good for our health but do the trendy standing desks really help. one study says it can but it's not that simple. >> just having the desk did not decrease sitting time but when workers gotten couragement to stand more they lost a little fat and gained some muscle but it's important to move throughout the day and not just stand. >> the data we have is clear. if you do physical activity, 10,000 steps a day is the ideal goal where you reduce metabolic problems, if you do that -- it's really beneficial. >> reporter: some experts suggest setting an alarm to remind you every hour to get up and walk around for a few minutes. many activity trackers can be set up to give you a nudge if are you not moving enough.

>> mine shocks me if i don't use it. >> thank you appreciate it. wall street is flat after two straight days of losses. oil rose but telecommunication stocks fell the dow jones gained 9 and the nasdaq lost 8 and change and the s&p fell a half point by the closing bell. this weekend's power ball will be worth $500 million, one ticket in new york matched five number but not the power ball that mean its rolls over. the next drawing is saturday night. and the cash payment is a nearly $270 million payout. you may have noticed a new way to pay at retailers, but not everybody touts what is called an ultra secure men odd.

to use chip cards you are suppose to use them like this and not swipe but many retailers are not working, even though the dead line was eight months ago. what is alarming is what this means for you. swipe and you could be at even greater risk of fraud. what you need to know to protect your identity and wallet. c

. special luncheon at st. joe's hosts executives from the nearby college of other pathic medicine and fund the nba program with an emphasis on held blg -- they presented a check for $5,000 for the alumni association. new jersey governor chris christie is highlighting the importance of music education. he visited ryder university college in princeton today and

talked about how music especially bruce springsteen played a huge part in his life. they have higher education bond act funding. flowers and food and fund is available in wilmington. the flower market opened at rockford park it offers gift ideas for mom for mothers day which is this sunday. it's open rain or shine. the democratic national convention is almost here in philadelphia and volunteers are helping to spruce up. the idea to have a positive impact on young patients long after the convention ends. good idea. still to come on "action news" at 5:00 tonight. a check of the forecast for you. >> lets take it live outside sky 6 hd showing you the commodore barry bridge and heavy cloud cover again today and meteorologist, cecily tynan with the exclusive accuweather

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time for accuweather at the "action news" big board. cecily tynan has the forecast for mothers day, we may see sunshine then. >> we will, we will. our weather will be improving through the weekend. the bad news is we have a

soaking rain on the way tomorrow. sky 6 hd taking a look at the ben franklin bridge and matt pellman tells me there is an accident at the base of bridge heading into center city to do be careful. a thick cloud deck today but a few sprinkles, 57 in philadelphia currently allentown 58 and cape may 52 and wilmington 53. yet another cool day, four of the first five days in may temperatures stuck in the 50s. and this is why, the low pressure that continues to spin, it's showing well on water vapor, you can see the spin right now, currently it's over western north carolina. there is a coastal low that are form and that will bring us steady rain and heavy at times tomorrow. satellite 6 along with action radar showing the moisture is beginning to form. here is the low pressure and that will really workup to the north and this is what will pull

in the rain and this is what will pile up the water and cause the coastal flooding, a coastal flood warning is posted for the next three tide cycles, if you live along the shore and you are in an area that typically floods. you will want to move your carer to higher ground away to the area we may see tidal flooding. by 7:30 tomorrow morning, i-95 and areas south and east we have the steady rain and then it pinwheels in from the east to the west and by lunch time, a soaking rain along our entire viewing area and the good news s. i know there are proms tomorrow night it will taper off to clouds and showers at 6:00. the first half of the day is looking to be the wettest part and future tracker 6 showing we are looking at a half inch to inch of rain. you don't want to be without your umbrella tomorrow. the five-day forecast showing rain heavy at times especially

in the morning and mid-day and saturday looking better but not perfect. more clouds and then sunshine and a few breaks of sunshine and the possibility of showers with the low pressure over us, a high of 68 degrees, on sunday the cold front moves through and sweeps the low pressure out to sea and bringing us an early shower and sunshine by the afternoon and breezy for mom and 70 and monday 72 and wednesday up to 78 degrees with the possibility of a pop-up shower. we'll have more details on the weekend coming up in the full accuweather forecast. >> thank you. more to come in our next half our of "action news" at 5:00, a man armed with a plan and gun storms in a local business looking for money and now authorities need your help tracking him down. and former quarterback turns criminal defendant, johnny manziel appeared before a judge today.

it's the little things in life that make me smile. spending the day with my niece. i don't use super poligrip for hold, because my dentures fit well. before those little pieces would get in between my dentures and my gum and it was uncomfortable. even well fitting dentures let in food particles. just a few dabs of super poligrip free is clinically proven to seal out more food particles so you're more comfortable and confident while you eat. so it's not about keeping my dentures in, it's about keeping the food particles out. try super poligrip free. "action news" continues with meteorologist, adam joseph, jaime apody, rick williams and monica malpass. hello again, here is what is happening on "action news" tonight. new jersey lawmakers debate another plan to help atlantic city out of their financial free fall.

late today governor chris christie shared hi thoughts about it. and more on a south street bar brawl captured on video. and a moving tribute to a man spending the last decade protecting neglected animals in our region. and a mess at the base of ben franklin bridge heading into philadelphia, that is where a tractor trailer is flipped over on its side. chopper 6 hd was over the scene, this happened three hours ago and the big rig is blocking the two left lanes, according to the delaware port authority, the tractor trailer did not spill its cargo but cannot move the truck until 6:30 tonight, an hour from now. all the west traffic will be diverted to the sixth street exit. lets get the latest around the ben franklin from matt pellman now. >> we have seen it go downhill.

on the ben franklin bridge, the westbound jams from the jersey side of the river on into eighth and vine. the truck accident is ahead occupying the two left lanes and we told you it will only get worse because all of these cars will be forced locally into old city via fifth street, you won't be able to get to the vine or 95 from the westbound side of the ben franklin bridge. so westbound betsy ross or westbound walt whitman better for your travels into philadelphia this evening and a gas main break past kings highway. you see a couple of the right lanes are blocked and 70 eastbound is jammed solid heading towards it. and bear, delaware, a crash by the royal farms at 40, get on the old baltimore pike to get around that and still a crash on 41 slow speeds there by the hill top crab house, use 82 as an

alternate around that chester county situation. and berks county, 422 extra slowing because of a crash approaching stow. the long line of yellow is people trying to get home in berks county. >> thanks matt. atlantic city's financial crisis took center stage and just a short time ago, governor chris christie addressed the latest efforts to get that city back on its feet. nora muchanic has more now. >> reporter: the governor blasted the assembly speaker for giving a plan he would never sign. he said it was time to put their egos aside and fix the financial problems and today there was word there may be a compromise. >> that is the best we could hope for and what we are talking about for a couple of months. >> that is mayor don guardian,

talking about hammering out a rescue plan for atlantic city. >> he agreed to meet tomorrow and the speaker agreed to meet tomorrow. >> but denied -- and they deny the the plan to give two years. >> this is a waste of time and waste of money and much too much drama over something that never had any real opportunity to pass. >> the governor backs sweeney's plan that would trigger an immediate takeover of atlantic city government. some hope that compromise would bring stability to a city about to go bankrupt. >> we'll keep our fingers crossed. and if not the only other option is bankruptcy. >> that would be a disaster, not just for atlantic city but other towns in new jersey whose credit rating was be hurt by that.

the games continue here at the state house, will there be a meeting tomorrow and can legislative leaders have a compromise, stay tuned we don't have an answer to that. i'm nora muchanic, channel 6 "action news." >> thank you. in other news tonight, we have an update to a story that "action news" first brought you last month of a violence attack inside of a south street bar. the police say they arrested alfredo nickotra, this shows him speaking with another man inside of paddy whack's club and then hits the man in the head with a glass and starts to punch him. he is now facing several charges including aggravated assault. >> a philadelphia airport custodian accused of stealing a federal flight officer's weapon is going to trial. they said there is enough evidence to move forward. investigators say he picked up a gun accidentally left behind by

an air marshall left behind in the bathroom. they found it in his work closet and he is charged with theft and weapons violations. it was three weeks ago today that a teen died after being assaulted in her school bathroom. charges are still not filed in the case. amy joyner francis was attacked by three girls on april 21st and she was rushed to the but could not be saved. detectives say they were going through the evidence and will go through the process. police need your help catching an armed thief that stormed through a deli and demanding money, this was taken on elm wood avenue. the suspect walked in and pointed a gun and a clerk and took money from the register. police want to track down the man in this video, witnesses

said he tried to return items without a receipt at the family dollar store. when the clerk refused to return them the man got angry and snatched a $20 and exchanged words and walked out there. the suspect ran off. two men are facing criminal charges after attacking and robbing a disabled elderly man. a story our delaware newsroom is following since march. stephan rivera and isaac cha chasenwere arrested this week. when the victim got near west park place, he was grabbed from behind and his wallet was taken. the man wasn't hurt and investigators looked at surveillance video from the sunoco video and identified the

suspects. also from our delaware newsroom, an 80-year-old man is in critical condition because of a crash in wilmington. at philadelphia pike and edgemore road. the elderly man's car was hit by a pickup truck and rescuers had to cut him out of his vehicle, it's unclear if any charges will be filed. a leak at a bucks county plant -- joint municipal plant in tully town, a chemical used to treat the water started spilling into a 9,000 gallon tank, residents were told to close their windows and doors and it did not hurt the water supply or disrupt service. a woman burned in a fast moving fire at a german townhome remains in the hospital tonight. this is the scene at godfrey

avenue this morning. firefighters stay is started in a bedroom but they are unsure how. a pennsylvania lawmaker is unveiling a new plan to create thousands of summer jobs for young people. they unveiled the youth initiative in center city. creating tax credits for businesses who hire young people. >> if we say we are committed to young people then our policies must reflect that commitment. >> the plan would help to create 20,000 summer jobs and year round internships for youth around the commonwealth. many thanks today for a man that dedicated much of his life to helping neglected animals. george bangle arrived to a round of applause here in juniata, bangle single handled liability

the department and was there for 20 years, he was recently diagnosed with terminal cancer, since the news the spca is flooded with emails thanks bangle for his commitment. >> when i am gone off the scene here, the department and the animal cruelty work that the department does is carried on. we are the only ones that do this out here. >> he is a former veteran and former philadelphia police officer. >> good for him. a frightening sight in texas when an industrial complex goes up in flames forcing residents from their homes. and johnny manziel is in court for allegedly assaulting his girlfriend. we'll tell you what a judge told him today. heavy, steady rain is pivoting back in. we'll have the accuweather forecast. and disturbanucis rogers is

with phillies and eagles news.

nearly 200 firefighters in

texas spend hours battling a massive warehouse blaze. the four alarmer triggered explosions and prompted fears that hazardous materials pay have been released. it involves three structures and forced the evacuation of a nearby elementary school. johnny manziel showed up at a dallas court today for his first appearance in a domestic violence case and is facing a charge that carries a year in jail and a $250 fine. this after his ex-girlfriend accused him of threatening to kill her and hitting her. today the judge ordered manziel to stay away from his ex-girlfriend. world news with david muir as more on johnny manziel. you can watch it at 6:30 following "action news" at 6:00.

the phillies had an afternoon game today. it did not go according as planned. the phils dropped two in the series. brandon moss goes deep and his seventh of the season, 1-0 st. louis and now colton murray pitching and drives one to the left an automatic double. the phillies trail 4-0. and moving into the night and two on for brandon rough and he cannot get it done. what is sam bradford worries about. that is the question that espn analyst ron jaworsky asking.

>> joe pushed me and if the quarterback is getting better and getting pushed. it benefits the team. coaches don't play the second best player, they play the best player, because if they lose they get fired. the best player starts and sam has to have that mind set. but apparently he doesn't have that mind set. >> team first. the sixers made additions to the front office. mark eversly comes from the wizards and cohen is named chief of staff. and 12 days until nba draft lottery. the sixers have the most ping-pong balls in play. so a good chance of getting the first shot. >> i think this is a critical year, not only the draft but how we take advantage of how well we

are set up. we went through three long difficult seasons and now we sit in a place where i think we have all the pieces level set and ready to take off. this year you'll see a quantum leap. ahead at 6:00, a tour for jaime apody at the new training season in camden. it's scheduled to be completed this fall. frank vogel from wildwood crest, new jersey, is pacer's all time winningest coach but his contract is not being renewed. philadelphia guard phil booth had surgery on his left knee and the recovery is expected to last three to six weeks. getting back to the sixers new practice facility. at 6:00, it's phenomenal win see what this thing will look like. okay tonight in prime time lineup on 6 abc has drama and

laughs and suspense. we have three all new episodes tonight and it kicks off at 8:00 with "grey's anatomy." >> i chose to be sophia's mother and it did not fall into my lap. there was a choice and i could stay or i could run and i chose motherhood. and it was the best choice i ever made. >> a standoff in court between arizona and kallie comes to a head on grays, as they battle for custody of their daughter, sophia. >> start gathering intel, i am thinking lethal on susan. >> what about the cease fire? >> cease fires get broken i want to make sure we are protected. it could be good there is time. >> even though abby and olivia called a political truce, olivia is preparing for a fight on tonight's "scandal" and edison realizes he may have made a deal

with the devil when confronted by jake. >> i call my friends and joey's friends at the school and no one has seen him or heard from him. >> let us take care of that. >> alice and her team jump into action when a father reports her son missing on tonight's "the catch" this as alice continues to track bens movements tonight at 10:00. >> get comfy on the couch. it all starts with "grey's anatomy," and then "scandal" and then "the catch" followed by "action news" at 11:00. use twitter and tag all of your posts with #6abcaction.

an amazing new feature at the philadelphia zoo. a 3-d optical illusion mirror. you can post a selfie. the zoo will give away passes to underprivileged children. you get a cool picture and the kids get to come to the zoo for free and everybody say winner. we were not winners in the weather department. unless you sold umbrellas. >> not winning anyone's hearts out there. heavy rain coming in but by mothers day afternoon, the sun

takes control once again. >> this sun is taking control too with brunch. >> cook rick. >> no. my mom won't come. >> lets take a look at double scan live radar out there, a lot of clouds and showers in parts of southern lancaster county as well as chester and berks county. that is about it. 57 was the high in philadelphia and our normal now is up to 71 degrees, the record is 90 in 1928 and the sunrise close to 60s and the sunsetting at exactly 8:00 p.m. it will be nice to see the sunset at 8:00. 58 in allentown and 56 in wilmington and 56 in millville. we have the chilly winds coming in a north north easterly direction and the low from north carolina and virginias, that will pivot and rain up the coast. so it will get worse before it gets better.

on top of it this go around we have high tides of concern. this specifically for atlantic city, but all point as long the shore, minor to moderate coastal flooding especially into tomorrow. every high tide as we move forward now through saturday will cause some issues. tonight at 7:13 p.m., and on friday evening at 8:04 p.m. as we look at future tracker the rain intensifies tomorrow morning and the rush is on the very wet side with temperatures really raw, only in the upper 40s about a half inch to inch of rain, as we go through the day tomorrow, the band of heavy rain pushing philadelphia into the western suburbs by 1:00 in the afternoon and as we get into the afternoon, the intensity of the rain will begin to lessen as it moves away from our viewing area with temperatures in the 50s. the evening rush will fair better despite there will be a few showers around especially in pennsylvania. and then at 9:00 saturday morning, still locked in the

clouds, not steady rain but showers around and still spots saturday afternoon but you see the peeks of sun returning on saturday. rain heavy at times tomorrow and 56 and a few breaks of sun but the clouds dominate on saturday and warmer 68 and wake up on mothers day morning on sunday, you'll say the clouds are around again but by the afternoon it's brighter with temperatures responding to around 70 degrees with strong winds out of the northwest. and then it's nice seasonable sunny and monday 72 and turns unsettled by warm in the upper 70s tuesday, and wednesday with a pop-up downpour or thunderstorm. and looking okay on thursday with a temperature of 73 degrees. so sunday afternoon is the place to be for the sun to return. >> thank you. much "action news" when we return, we'll take a break.

a nice slice of life in the hunting park section. today was pizza slice day. children at the wayne school were treated to a pizza party courtesy of the 29 and district. they were served pizza and soda by the officers, some were allowed to sit on the police patrol bicycle, letting the children know a police officer is a friend not just a crusty guy in an unform with a badge and a gun. jim gardner is standing by with these stories next at 6:00. gun fire on the blue route this afternoon. and a fugitive search, authorities in ocean update their search for a prisoner that escaped in camden county. now for the entire "action news" team i'm rick williams, have a nice evening.

there is a search for the gunman on northbound 476 it happened in west conshohocken. lawmen say the shot was fired from a dark blue lincoln town car with tinted windows and a red emblem. a blue mitsubishi lancer took a bullet to the drivers side door

and the driver was not hurt. a convicted killer and escapee continues to elude police in ocean county new jersey. arthur buckel is still on the run after escaping in winslow township from state prison. he was spotted yesterday in barnegat township. the question is he still there or has he moved on. gray hall is live now. >> reporter: police say that the fugitive is no longer a threat and he appears to have moved on and this community is a bit safer. still no sign of arthur buckel he escaped from bay side prison in camden county, new jersey, on tuesday. and barnegat police say they are confident that the fugitive has left to