good evening, alicia.have already started lining up here for the two-dollar price of admission for admittance to this traveling neighborhood carnival here. it's very popular. the carnival owners are horrified by the attack of two of their customers this week after they left the grounds but they are adding security nevertheless. video of this brutal attack on a pair of 16-year-olds out on their first date has gone viral. police are screening this one and others over and over again hoping to identify and arrest the roughly one dozen teens in the mob that randomly attacked miguel fernandez and jayla santana. both were injured. she sus taken a concussion. they were leaving tuesday night when they were jumped by females with males joining in. they were a few paces from the 26th police district. >> they were hitting me pulling my hair punching stomping on me. it was boys and girls hitting me. >> i was getting stomped and the videos that are uploaded that are everywhere around instagram and everything and faceboo

hey, melissa. >> hey, alicia. yeah, it was really nice today and even as we go throughout the rest of the afternoon and evening hours, temperatures are pretty comfortable with a fair amount of sun overhead. right now in philadelphia it's 67. the upper 60's for allentown and reading. 62 up in the poconos. cooler at the coast though from beach haven down cape may, numbers be there are only in the 50's. here is satellite6 along with action radar. we have a partly sunny sky across the region. off to the west there's more in the way of cloud cover as a frontal boundary tries top inch closer to our region. it makes fit our way as we get into the start of our weekend on saturday. so, for tomorrow, we have clouds and a few sunny breaks as the day wears on. 8:00 a.m. that temperature in at 53. it's mostly cloudy still at 11:00 a.m. and at 62. more sun peaking through those clouds tomorrow afternoon with numbers in the upper 60's. 5 o'clock tomorrow, 66. 8:00 p.m. we've got a mostly clear sky and a number in at 64. but over

thank you, alicia.ion news at 5", our team coverage of the nfl draft continues. that includes an inside look at some of the memorabilia on display on the parkway that honors the best in football. >>> plus -- she just might be the ultimately eagles fan. she holds assess tickets for more than five decades and is getting a chance of a lifetime tonight. >>> all right. be sure to join rick williams and monica malpass for those stories and more next at 5:00. >>> tonight -- overwhelming grief for corporal stephen ballard, who was murdered in the line of duty in a wawa parking lot. now his colleagues and family are mourning his loss and his alleged killer is dead after a violent overnight standoff that left his home in shambles. >>> thursday night. rick will be along in a few minutes. the big story on "action news" is new details about that fallen delaware state trooper and the man who took his life. "action news" reporter christie ileto live in middletown where the suspect was shot by police this morning. chri

vernon. >> reporter: alicia, rick, guess what? there is still time to find shelter for the night when the nfl draft finally roles into town. men tip of hotel space has been reserved now but from here to cherry hill out past the airport there is still some room at the inn. >> a panoramic view at of the parkway today from the rooftop of the logan hotel. two weeks out from the second biggest show in football, the nfl draft. local hotels are hoping for capacity crowds at the end of the month when an estimated 200,000 people are projected to be on the mall. 100,000 coming in from out of town. the president of the greater philadelphia hotel association says there's still a good number of hotel rooms available across the area. >> i'm sure that we're north of 75%. we still have a couple weeks to go before -- before we're done, so i -- i expect most of the hotels will do quite well, certainly in the city and probably mostly in the suburbs as well. >> reporter: do any random surveys indicate rates are being jacked up dramatically because of

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>> alicia, local, state and federal authorities are on the case.are looking for any and all leads. new county police say they have received tips but they are looking for more. >> if you don't recognize this person, don't talk to them at all. puppy or candy or anything, don't go near them. >> parents and kids remain on high alert following the kidnapping of a four-year-old girl outside playing with friends. >> there are a lot of kids in the neighborhood and no one is out today. >> a patrol car was near the site of the ak deduction. the passer by found the victim walking along the street of banning park. the young girl was barely clothed. police say she was sexual assaulted. police found a potential lead, suspicious tire tracks possibly from a quick get away. banning park saturday, people praised the young child's bravery. >> police are looking for a sedan with tinted windows. the community is looking too. >> we are looking for the vehicle. everyone is looking for the vehicle. >> let's hope he turns himself in. he has a lot of eyes on him right now.

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alicia, back to you. >> annie, thank you. we'll have all that for you on 6abc.com. "action news" will also have complete live coverage from the nfl draft and all the excitement surrounding it. our sports and news teams will be just feet from the draft theater live on the ben franklin parkway in the middle of all the action for you. we'll also have a team high above the parkway in our studio at the embassy suites for a bird's eye view. very exciting couple days ahead for us brian and sharrie. >> you beat. we'll-- bet. we'll be down there. >> alicia thanks. >> it is time for a first check of the "action news" traffic report. >> let's go live to matt pelman in the "action news" traffic center. hey, matt. >> welcome back sharrie. >> thank you. >> good afternoon brian. as the latest draft of these draft closures does go into effect later on tonight. for now things are looking much like they looked much of last week here along the ben franklin parkway. inner drives closed in both directions. you're going to have some congestion getting into the outer drives but at least y

southbound accident just cleared as alicia was doing that last story here by villanova.anes are reopened as you head southbound but there hasn't been a lot of extra room to spare as you head toward newtown square because of this earlier accident on the blue route 476 now just cleared out of the way. still though just 14 miles per hour there as you come down from the schuylkill expressway. on the schuylkill itself, there was also a crash, eastbound side right by the vine street expressway and 30th street station and it's now off to the side but still just 16 miles per hour as you come in from the girard avenue. and we're just getting reports of half vehicle fire on the walt whitman bridge westbound so that's headed towards south philadelphia. if we hear anything more about that we'll let you know in the 5 o'clock hour. also have a gas main break that we're watching today in phoenixville borough along first at gay there by wasdos. use second and main instead of first and gay this afternoon. there's a crash blocking the intersection of 202 markley street and spruce in norri

alicia? >> jim, rahel, the law. charges the current and the the past knowingly under staffing prisons here in delaware, the family of slain collection al officer at news conference earlier today, and so were the other officers, who were held hostage, in february, now, none of them spoke but it was emotional announcement of the lawsuit filed. >> it has been just over two month since inmates took over the james t vaughn correctional center in smyrna for 18 hours, five department of corrections officers were held hostage. one of them died. lieutenant steven floyd. >> lieutenant floyd was the epitomy of a public servant. >> with attorneys at news conference, lieutenant floyd's widow and other officers held hostage, announced the filing after federal lawsuit. >> after an exhaustive, two month investigation, today we charge that for 16 years it has been the policy of two governors in delaware deliberately not to employ enough officers to safely run delaware ace prisons. >> lieutenant floyd had been on job for 16 years, an

alicia. >> reporter: natasha there's relief tonight the alleged arsonist is behind bars. authorities say he was recklessly setting fires that could have caused catastrophe including one that could have destroyed this well-known deli in queen village. surveillance video caught this arsonist three separate times seemingly getting a thrill out of setting trash on fire. for the last three months setting fires in philadelphia seemed to be getting away with them until now. the task force arrested 59-year-old juan barclay alleging he is the arsonist. >> hoping that this is the guy, and there aren't any copycats. >> reporter: fourth street deli could have been destroyed in february when authorities alleged barclay set fire to cardboard boxes outside the business. >> burnt up all these wires. >> reporter: thankfully emergency responders responded quickly in february and there was only damage to the outside of the famous deli that's been a part of queen village for 94 years. >> what was crazy when you watch the video he lit it and then he went away and he came back to see that it w

. >> due to the popularity of the project, alicia vitarelli explains. >> reporter: do it yourself slimeecipes on youtube shows you how to make the slippery stuff with at home ingredients. consumer reports chief scientist says you should take precautions when it comes to borax. it's mend to be an additive for your laundry. just because you have it around and safe for those types of applications doesn't mean it should be used in anything else. >> reporter: this product comes with a label that states keep out of reach of children. >> borax is a known eye nose and respiratory tracker tant. we don't -- track irritant. >>> toddlers or younger children getting a hold of the slime and eating it. older children and adults avoid direct contact with your eyes and wash your hands after playing with the slime. it's a good idea to storehouse hold cleaning and laundry products out of the reach of children. for channel 6 "action news, i'm alicia vitarelli. >> there's much more to come on "action news" saturday morning. it is one of the most dramatic wins in the women's final four history, mississippi s

alicia vitarelli is lie at the "action news" big board with the details tonight.i, alicia. >> rick, it's a brand new state of the art space where kids will be able to play learn and grow in a free and safe environment. pal reached out to the building owners and managers association for a little help renovating the gym and they took on this project for free. for the past several months they've been renovating the space for kids in a community police say is under served and can really use it. >> it's a 22nd police districts. pal is all about safety t we get kids off the streets. when they're in here they're not a perpetrator nor are they a victim of crime. >> we will be servicing thousands of kids in the community which is a high crime low income neighborhood and youth programming is greatly needed in this community. >> now, they tell us boma has put all of the work into this space for free and it will exceed $300,000 once it's done. pal currently services about 18,000 kids city wide in its centers. this will be number 19. they're also working on 20th. they tell us

okay, alicia, time now to go back to accuweather but let's head outside first where drone6 is giving view flying over fort washington montgomery county. this of course the beautiful scene as spring we see the signs of it still coming along here, grass green in some areas and getting agree end in others. our team of faa certified drone pilots of course behind the controls here on this cloudy but mild spring day. >> it is nice to see the green grass. that means all this rain lately has had one good effect. >> good effect, yeah. >> soon flowers will come. meteorologist adam joseph standing by with word, yes, more rain is coming. >> they call it april showers for a reason except it's not showers it's going to be many downpours this week as we look at sky6 live, we started the day bright beautiful, full sunshine. now you can see the clouds are raced back in and the rain will soon follow as well. as we take a look at the present temperatures it is warm because of that sun earlier, 65 philadelphia, 66 allentown. 62 in wilmington. 64 in millville. with the wind out of the southeast a bit coo

brian. >> alicia, thank you. >>> senior u.s. official now says that russia knew in advance that syria was planning to carry out that chemical attack. the official tells the associated press that the government has now concluded that a russian operated drone flew over a hospital where victims that of attack were being treat ted. hours later a russian made fighter jet bomb in an attempt to cover up the use of chemical weapons. officials say the sequence of events could not have been a coincidence. all of this comes as u.s. secretary of state rex tillerson is set to travel to russia this week for preand scheduled diplomatic meetings. >> commuters and tourists alike are bumping into changes along the ben franklin parkway right in front of the philadelphia museum of art. phase one of construction for the nfl draft is under way. sarah bloomquist live with a look at the progress and also the road closures. hi, sarah. >> reporter: hi, sharrie. i think you can see some of the orange barrels behind me here around eakins oval as constructi

alicia is already whistling, she is excited. >> all right lots to look forward to. adam thank you. >>> speaking of easter, baskets go out this year to,000 of local children in need. an inspiring young woman is making it happen. caitlyn daro was on hand for the assembly of the baskets today. she founded a nonprofit back in 2009 at the age of 12. she was scorned by an abusive family relationship in a fire. and sought to help her family and is now paying it forward. collecting baskets for kids. >> a lot of people focus on christmas and we are donating and volunteering but easter is important too. >> homeless and domestic violence shelters are partners in this mission. and no doubt the countless smiles they will bring. >>> still ahead. text messages can wait. see how aaa is using virtual reality to show drivers the dangers of distracted driving. >> and most of us see the video of the passenger being dragged off the united flight and that is sparking questions about passengers rights. an expert explains the rules and regulations next. >> does this teenager look overweigh

algo que alicia habÍa con guido meses atrÁs. le hacÍa a dictado a Él y asÍ aprendiÓ.tudiar juntos y ahÍ conocimos el amor. >>> hermoso encontrar el amor a esta edad dicen, ramiro 81 aÑos nacido en mÉxico y alicia 68 en chile, viudos retirados y con hijos planean ahora subo da y mandaron a hacer anillos. >>> estoy ilusionada como si fuera joven otra vez, ya sabe cÓmo quiere su vestido. un vestido bonito, lila, noticias telemundo. ♪ ♪ fui joloes, arroz, esto son parte de ingredientes que gueye varo una bandeja paisa, el chef colombiano, nos tiene la receta como me k, diego ariases no mo nota. >>> a toda marcha y sin parar, en esta cocina prepara arroz con pollo... frÍen chicharrÓn, le echan queso a arepas, y el pollo las brasas no para de dar vueltas. >>> empezamos a cocinar cosas pequeÑas y luego fue creciendo el negocio y aumentando ollas y todo. >>> creciÓ tanto que 28 aÑos despuÉs, estÁ descubierto las 24 horas 7 dÍas a la semana en se sede principal, en queens, ni wloshg. >>> orlando valencia, chef fundador dice uno de los platos mÁs populares la bandeja paisa. >>>

really strong faith, and i don't think they know that about him. >> reporter: support is something aliciais sobriety? >> when you're living with somebody who has fought so many addictions and has come so far and then you see there is still something holding them back, and there is still something weighing them down, and there is still something that is not allowing them to be their best, you just want to help them and support them any way you can. so i'm learning, obviously, with this process how to be supportive, how not to enable in any possible way but -- >> don't judge. >> yeah, the judging is definitely a new way for me. so it's like, "don't you just get that you don't do that?" it's not that easy. it's a disease, and you have to learn how to handle that. >> reporter: their partnership in marriage extends to business as alicia has been bobby's manager since 2008. so give me the five-year plan for bobby brown. >> bobby really wants to do a lot more acting, which, i mean, he's great at, and i don't see why he hasn't. obviously, he's had some ups and downs that he needed to get out of t

in camden, alicia nieves, cbs3 "eyewitness news." . >>> is search is on for a suspect police say killed a man and dog in north philadelphia. police arrived to find a dog had died and victim who was shot multiple times was rushed to the hospital where he later died. >>> authorities trying to figure out what sparked a three alarm blaze at an abandoned warehouse in reading, berks county. crews were called out to the 200 block of south 11th street about 9:30 this morning, the fire burned several hours before crews were able to eventually place it under control. residents nearby were evacuated and no reports of any injuries. >>> an ambush on road. a driver shot to death on the roosevelt boulevard while waiting at a red light. news at summer dale and the boulevard where police say a 39-year-old man was gunned down inside his car shortly before 6:00 this morning, police say a white cadillac pulled up alongside the victim's car, fired multiple shots and drove off. police are investigating. so far no suspects in this case. >>> this evening, president trump is saying his administration may not be

you can watch us on your smart phone or tablet. >> thanks, alicia. >> we'll check accuweather when we come right back. >> brushfires are raging across parts of florida. one near tampa has scorched 700 acres. a lightening strike has set it off. a larger fire is burning near miami and a third fire near orlando. lack of rainfall is not helping with firefighters trying to contain the fire. >>> australian scientists say two-thirds of the great barrier reef is bleaching. hot water stresses coral that forces them to expel allege that leads to coral reef death. they are relied upon for food sources and research and protection from coastal storms. >>> david murphy is back with spring-like, almost summer-like temperatures. >> reporter: feels like a couple of months from now, instead of now. we're dry as we look outside, nice weather for the tulips and various flowers coming up. i've got a couple of these, that's a type of of daffodil, i don't know what you said rick, but i'm sure it was incorrect. i would the early daffodils that were hurt by the late march snow, now these are coming out and th

alicia nievez cbs3 "eyewitness news." >>> the search son tonight for vandals who struck in newtown township bucks county. take a look at this surveillance video, the suspects vandalized store fronts on sick more overnight. they through a bench into a railing. on another tape, they're seen eating and walking an the street, if you have information, contact police. >>> the bucks county spca is offering a $1,000 reward for information in the shooting death of a cat. scooby was shot monday near knights road. anyone with information is asked to contact the bucks county spca >>> it's saturday in north korea and it's the most important holiday of the year. the birthday of the communist country founder. nuclear tests attentions escalate in the region >> the vice minister of foreign affairs is not mincing words. he said his country is ready to strike first if provoked including possibly using nuclear weapons >> if the u.s. comes up way dangerous matter option, we'll deal with it with our predicament strike. this means war. >> tensions have escalated since north korea started testing nuclear and balli

thanks, alicia. accuweather coming up when we come right back. you won't believe what they put in tyson fun nuggets. it's shocking actually. they're made with real 100% all-natural ingredients. like white meat chicken... and that's it. keep it real. keep it tyson. the accuweather forecast. we're warming up. >> reporter: we are, and just in time, too, it would the not be quite as nice on the parkway. double scan live showing you we are dry. as we go outside on sky6 live hd. pleasant of sunshine. there are high, thin clouds, but the sunshine is breaking through the clouds. the temperatures is responding. 74 degrees in philadelphia. the winds were running east/southeast. right now they are calm in the city most of us you and he and - experiencing a light wind. 70 in trenton, 72 in millville. 58 in cape may. satellite and radar shows you how we had low, thick cloud cover that has dissipated. now the higher thinner stuff is letting sunshine through. we're going for mostly sunny skies. 77 degrees is a nice high in the lehigh valley. down the shore, coo

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. >> no doubt, alicia. thank you. >>> military service members and veterans had a chance to look for new civilian careers today. more than 150 employers were accepting resumes at today's job fair at camden's bb&c pavilion. job seekers were able to take part in work shoppes and practice interviewing during the event which was also open to military spouses. >>> well, it is time now to check back in with adam on a spring adventure at asher's chocolates. >> i was going to ask you, how's it going but -- [ laughter ] >> please. >> are you -- are you doing curls with -- >> i'm working out. >> oh. >> please. >> yes. i'm doing curls so i'm allowed to eat one of these things. these are vanilla butter cream-covered eggs. you got milk chocolate, dark chocolate. man, they smell fantastic. but you got to do your job before you can eat some of these sweet treats. so i have to give you the forecast. and all these folks who are waiting for one of these eggs, you're going to have to wait a little bit longer. i'm so sorry. we

. >>> good afternoon sara and rick are off and i'm alicia vitarelli. in the news fire spreads to several homes on a camden block. and a teen allegedly kidnapped by her teacher is reunited with her family. >> but the big story on "action news" is a shower moving our way for the evening rush home. and sky 6 hd looking live at the center city skyline, the cloud cover is moving in. kind of can't see the top of the buildings there. and we woke up to rain and keep that umbrella handy because more is in the accuweather forecast. karen rogers is at the big board tracking the showers. karen, we are in for a lull before the next round of rain. >> stormtracker 6 live double scan we see we are mostly dry through the area and maybe a speck coming down a drizzle drop or two. nothing like early this morning where we had a few showers of rain and satellite 6 along with action radar showing we are stuck in the clouds and a dreary day and cool out there. and we are tracking them. there are the showers moving through earlier. and stormtracker 6 live double scan you get a

. >> lets check in with alicia vitarelli with a look ahead. >> coming up in big talkers today. it might be one of the most offensive game shows in tv history. wait until you hear about this one. >> a dutch television program has panelists guess if women are quote, fat or pregnant and that is not the only segment raises eyebrows how the network is defending the show. and a song in his heart that is how this chester native celebrated his 90th birthday this past weekend and the full video will make you celebrate solomon johnson as well. take us with you on the go, download our free 6 abc news app. >> thanks alicia. >>> a montgomery county school dedicated the entire day to the importance of reading, the aim academy in conshohocken brought in guests to talk about the importance of book. it's drop everything and read day. in honor of beverly cleary whose birthday it today. and the union stressed the value of fitness and a tribute to dr. seuss and a reading of the cat and the hat by a look alike. >>> going live outside sky 6 hd showing you the view of center city from the temple univ

alicia vitarelli has a preview of the show. you talked to the host actor eric stonestreet. >> four kid his to figure out which toy will be the biggest hit with their peers and they take their job seriously. >> i am from essex england. >> i'm the serious judge. >> what makes me a good judge is really i try to give constru constructive criticism when i crush someone's dreams. >> the reason i'm a good judge because i know toys like the back of my hand just like i know where i got this scar. a treadmill accident. >> they are funny and super cute. and five passionate amateur inventors have to wow them to get their toy sold exclusively at toys "r" us. he says it is a tough competition and the winning product is actually already in production, though you'll have to watch the show to find out which one they chose. >> i know that mattel is happy and the toy is on trend and the kids got it right. i hope that is not giving anything away. but i ultimately think, when i saw the toy, i was like cool. >> can't wait to see, the kids get help f

alicia? >> reporter: jim, rahel, demonstrators who believe in abu-jamal's innocence has been outside the cjc inside the courtroom all morning currently protesting around center city as the hearing has just wrapped up. essentially was indirect appeal for the murder conviction since all of his prior official appeals had been exhausted. >> demonstrators are hoping for freedom of one of philadelphia's most well known prisoners, mumia abu-jamal man convict in the 1982 of killing philadelphia police officer daniel faulkner. demonstrators are hoping for a hearing today that won't result in a court overturning all of the state's supreme court decisions from 1995 through 2008. >> this is a first time that one of his appeals is actually being heard in a proper sense. >> the post conviction release petition being heard today site bias, and con flick sean, a senior assistant district attorney during abu's trial, hoping the court today in philadelphia rules' in abu-jamal's favor so his case could eventual

reporting live in camden, cbs-3, "eyewitness news." >>> okay, alicia, thank you. and the trial of eric frein the man accused of murdering a pennsylvania state troop is her scheduled to begin today. the trial will take place at the pike county courthouse in milford, but the jersey actually from chester county. frein charged in the 2014 ambush death of corporal brian dixon and the wounding of trooper alex douglas. the judge ruled he will allow prosecutors to use a videotaped confession by frein, if convicted co-face death penalty, frein has pleaded not guilty. >> a new jersey teenager facing up to 15 years in prison after authorities say he plotted to kill pope francis, during his trip to philadelphia in 2015. prosecutors say the 17 year old from lindenwald pleaded guilty as an adult to attempting to provide material support to terrorists, according to authorities the plot involved using a sniper to shoot the pope during a mass, as well as explosive devices. the plot foiled when authorities say the teen tried to recruit an fbi employee as part of the sniper. >> thir

leash alicia >> reporter: a popular thing to do is to go atv riding, a joy ride for three teens turned tragic >> the atv was right here turned on its side >> behind joseph springer's property, the three teens riding on two atvs crashed. authorities say the teens lost control of the all terrain vehicles then collided and were knocked off when the atv slipped. none of the teens were wearing helmets, two teens were injured but 14-year-old nicholas cunningham died at the site of the crash >> that close, you got to feel sorry >> friend who lost his life came to the crash site in disbelief >> i was with two other kids and we were heart broken in school. tomorrow it will be so different. he was the funniest kid >> he hopes to give his family strength during the toughest of times >> i'm so sorry. it's terrible and it's affecting everyone in this community. we love nick. he was a great kid. i'm so sorry >> he was a good kid. parents i feel bad. my condolences go out to them. sad thing to happen. >>> two teens injured were taken to cooper trauma. police are investigating to find out why the teen

alicia. >> that tash a. three tens were involved in yesterday's atv crash two were type cooper trauma center in camden with non life heat threatening injuries. the third teen could nobt helped by emergency responders and was pronounced dead at the scene of the crash in burlington county and turning a truly fun day into a truly tragic one. >> it was the first day in a while that felt like spring and on a day like that a popular things to do in southampton township, new jersey, is to go atv riding. but on saturday, afternoon, a joy ride for three teens turned tragic. >> the atv was right here turned upside down you know turned on its side. >> just behind joseph springe springer's property along west petty road the three teens riding on two atvs crashed. the teens lost control of the all terrain vehicles and collided and knocked off with the atv slipped. none of the teens were wearing helmets. two teens were injured and saying 1 4-year-old nicholas cunningham died at the crash. >> you have to feel sorry. >> fri

alicia nievez cbs3 "eyewitness news." >>> the search son tonight for vandals who struck in newtown township bucks county. take a look at this surveillance video, the suspects vandalized store fronts on sick more overnight. they through a bench into a railing. on another tape, they're seen eating and walking an the street, if you have information, contact police. >>> the bucks county spca is offering a $1,000 reward for information in the shooting death of a cat. scooby was shot monday near knights road. anyone with information is asked to contact the bucks county spca >>> it's saturday in north korea and it's the most important holiday of the year. the birthday of the communist country founder. nuclear tests attentions escalate in the region >> the vice minister of foreign affairs is not mincing words. he said his country is ready to strike first if provoked including possibly using nuclear weapons >> if the u.s. comes up way dangerous matter option, we'll deal with it with our predicament strike. this means war. >> tensions have escalated since north korea started testing nuclear and balli

alicia got some emails hopefully we'll entertain the audience.ng up later in this broadcast".alicia radnich: (pam) here's what we're tracking tonight at ten... she has been missing for nearly a week.... tonight her family is speaking out.now agencies across northern california.. as well as the f-b-i... are joining the search for 20 year-old alycia yeoman. tonight her family is holding out hope... she is still alive.the new reward being offered.. all tonight on kron 4 news at ten. (pam) a police department in southern california is hoping a new technology will cut down on the number of high -speed chases... while also helping catch suspects. the technology is called star chase.. the tustin police department in orange county is one of the first in the state to test it out.. the device is described as a sticky g-p-s bullet. when a suspect makes a break for it... the officer presses a button that fires the device from the front of the police car .... and it sticks to the suspects car..

. >>> "action news" continues with meteorologist, adam joseph, alicia vitarelli, sharrie williams andn, 4:30 and "action news" continues with the reason a montgomery county elementary school will not tell parents if another child gets lice. >>> plus, an australiaan biker said he saw big objects fall off a truck and saw his life flash before his eyes, but the projectile that could have killed him protected him. >>> and saying good-bye to an icon, he pass away at ainge 85 what we know about the city's long time ben franklin. >> and we begin with the investigation into a vicious attack at one of the most famous shopping centers in the country. the 14-year-old victim says he was assaulted as many as seven strangers at the king of prussia mall and the beating was caught on camera. bob brooks is live now near the mall and you spoke with the teen's mother today? >> reporter: sharrie, i did. and i have to be honest with you they are hurting bad and shaken up. this 13-year-old is beat badly in the video. they are going through a police investigation and should be focusing on school right now a

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alicia. >> that the tasha, as you mentioned, united airlines had incident where passenger was dragged off plane. company criticized for it initial response to the incident, seemed to blame the passenger, next day market value dropped by a billion dollars, it seems now that american airlines is trying to take a different approach, hoping for a different outcome, after the incident on one every it planes this week. >> american airlines is investigating this incident recorded on passenger cell phone video. it shows a flight attendant on friday arguing with a man on a plane leaving san francisco. >> the male passenger standing up for woman who was brought to tears after an interaction with male flight attendant. one pass inning here posted the video to facebook described the incident with the caption: omg american airlines flight attendant took a stroll fresh a lady with her baby, hitting her, and just missing the baby. the video went viral before the plane landed in dallas, american airlines immediately suspended the flight attendant hoping to prevent a pr nightmare like the one united d

alicia vitarelli will be in the parade this year. it's going on to be a hopping good time. we want to see how you're celebrating this easter. submit your pictures using the #6abc action on social media. >> looks like a lot of fun. >> there's much more to come on "action news" sunday morning. >>> severe weather, tornados touching down in texas. easter commemorations are underway in our area and around the world. you're looking at a live picture of mount olive baptist church. >> reporter: nydia, what a beautiful day we have coming up. temperatures are seasonable for the month of june. it will come to ran end, cooler numbers arrive tomorrow, rain arrives later this week, details in the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast coming up next. > so glad you stayed with us, dozens of firefighters in pasaic, new jersey, spent the day battling a fast-moving apartment fire. 1:00 p.m., shooting flames and plooms of black smoke that could be seen from miles away. no injuries were reported, but a number of people were displaced by the fire. they are getting help from the red cross. the

but for now from me, alicia mccarthy, goodbye. hello again. milder over the next few days, quieting down in many respects. patches of frost first thing in the morning, especially in southern england and southern wales. a cloudy day. showers coming and going. we start off with them in the north of the uk. white cloudy. they go south through the day. down to the east as well. at the same time, whether world brighten up in the far north of england. temperatures in the afternoon peaking for many of us at 11 degrees. thursday evening. they go south. through the second half of the night, skies will clear. temperatures will fall away. patchy frost for scotla nd temperatures will fall away. patchy frost for scotland and northern england. towns and cities, temperatures staying a few degrees above freezing. the picture for friday. a quiet day. showers in east scotla nd friday. a quiet day. showers in east scotland and east england. some sunshine. turning mild as well. welcome to bbc news, broadcasting to viewers in north america and around the globe. my

but for now, from me, alicia mccarthy, goodbye. to come, a good deal of cloud around but mainly dry on thursday. thicker cloud in northern and western parts of scotland, northern ireland and north—west england at times, wherever where the cloud is big enough you could get patchy rain but some sunny enough you could get patchy rain but some sunny spells in south—east england, east anglia, sappy scotland, east wales, eastern northern ireland, the chance of brighter weather and it will feel warmer, 17 is possible. during thursday evening and night where we start to bring outbreaks of rain further south across scotland, a process that continues into friday and as the rain turns heavy the breeze begins to pick up as well but a mild start for most on friday morning. as we bring the weather system south across scotland to northern ireland on friday, cooler air following on northern ireland on friday, cooler airfollowing on behind, wintry showers into shetland. much of england and wales staying dry, variable cloud and sunny spells and stil

alicia trost/bart spokesperson:"the moment the doors opened they jumped on board committed 7 robberies, 6 on the train, one on the platform. we had 5 cell phones stolen, one duffel bag, one purse, i do know 2 people were punched in the face."(grant) now authorities are reviewing surveillance footage from the station, platform and 6 of the 9 train cars that had working cameras. bart is also sharing surveillance images with o-p-d, police at oakland high schools, and the oakland housing authority. (steve) get your brooms out dubs fans. the golden statw warriors have just swept the portland trailblazers in the first round of the nba plaoffs. and without head coach steve kerrgolden state came out like a teamtrying to put an end to this series. they destroyed portland from the start. the dubs scored a franchise playoff record 45-points in the first quarter alone. kevin durant...he looked good...played only 20-minutes, but finished with 10-points. but steph curry led them all with 37-points, shooting 7-of-11 from three warriors sweep the blazers they win 128-103... now they await the winner o

now in custody the girls mother... 33-year-old alicia lapp. in san jose, frank navarro's family speaks out for the first time since his death. today was opening day for eastridge little league where he served as board president. the league honored navarro with a billboard between center field and right field. it has a picture and a quote from navarro. minor league team-- the san jose giants-- are also building a fourth field for eastridge little league that will be named in honor of navarro. reporting in san jose, lydia pantaze, kron4 news (spencer blake)he san francisco gay men's chorus is mourning the loss of one of its members, who passed away during friday's concert.ryan nunez, who was also the chorus' administrative coordinator, collapsed after n stage during intermission.the chorus canceled the second act of its concert friday, but performed their two concerts as planned saturday.the theme, paradise found, had especially emotional content for the singers, who brought the crowd to its feet.in san francisco, spencer blake , kron four news.

. >> alicia thank you.e roads. >> go over to matt pelman with the latest. hey, matt. >> i wish i could promise you guys an easy ride home but instead i'm going to propose a couple extra minutes. things are busy on this friday afternoon like on 42 southbound side jams across the walt whitman bridge down through this point southbound near 544. there was a crash. you can see now it's pushed onto the grass on the shoulder so the lanes are opened but a little extra heavy as you travel southbound toward the a.c. expressway n burlington county we're getting word of a serious accident along new york avenue close to 206 and in cinnaminson we still have the motel fire along 130 southbound near highland avenue. just 14 miles per hour there. i would avoid it. go local through palmyra along broad street, river road or else stay over on 41 or even the new jersey turnpike as some other alternates. coming out of new jersey into delaware or vice versa, it is very slow this afternoon at the delaware memorial bridge. also had

but for now from me, alicia mccarthy, goodbye. hello.d into deep freeze. temperatures will struggle over the next few days. a frosty start for tuesday, plenty of wintry showers. this cold air has, all the way from the arctic, working south across british isles. brought in our direction by a pretty strong northerly wind. tightly squeezed isobars across north—east scotland. it will be gales at times, a lot of showers as we start the day in areas exposed to that northerly wind. across the north of scotland, plenty of showers. some heavy, a mix of rain, sleet, hail and of showers. some heavy, a mix of rain, sleet, hailand some of showers. some heavy, a mix of rain, sleet, hail and some snow, especially but not exclusively over high ground. plenty of showers in north—east england and some in northern ireland. south—west scotland, across the spine of england and wales, starting off dry. not many showers, cold and just three degrees in birmingham. in two parts of cornwall in devon, one or two showers. especially in areas exposed to the northerl