annie uses sanitizer on her hands to protect them from germs. the bucket that will take them down is warmed with a hot water bottle - because these chicks have no protection against the cold. >> ok - letting go. >> dr portuguez luyo first weighs the chick and then photographs it. and yes - this is what a macaw looks like in the first weeks of life - no hint of the jungle beauty it will become. this chick is the first of the two to hatch. like its sibling - it's named after its nest- mandy lu. >> wooden nests like mandy lu have been a big success story at tambopata. research here has shown that macaws can raise chicks in these as well as they do in natural nests. the veterinarian takes detailed body measurements - to determine how the chcik is doing at this stage of development. >> fifty five point three. >> then mandy lu two is taken out and photographed next to its older sibling. >> if you are a macaw chick - its best to be a first hatched. because a macaw mom typically neglects those that hatch later. >> so the first chick that hatches will re

>>anny hong: the stop what the rain coming up in my next with a report.etting back to normal after the very tense 12 hour standoff. >>reporter: what started as a signing and terrifying ordeal in some would nor police are calling a best case scenario the lone suspect in this case just before 915 at night handed his one-year-old son over to police then cemented himself he can outside willingly and there was no trouble notice that at all the time the child over to the officers and then he gave of himself this at a 37 year-old took his son hostage in deciduous started just after 9 in the morning when the north police attempted to talk with the woman to has been a victim of domestic violence in the past but when not on the door of her attacker was inside with her son he locked himself inside the apartment and sycamore street with his son until surrendering to police say he was unarmed and did not hurt the child he said this out change a diaper and did everything he needed to do tech the to the northwest part of the question link will then be transported to the

that that first meeting it was like -- this is annie! it's movies like this that solidify why devon is one of hollywood's most bankable producers going from a stoic executive to ceo of franklin entertainment. >> with sony 9 1/2 years in their columbia pictures division. after the success of "heaven is for real" i felt god was saying now's the time to start your own company, step out in faith. the goal, make content that can uplift that can challenge, that can inspire, that can really get people to a place where they want to do better, they want to believe better and they want to see better. >> now you are ceo of your own production company. tell us what projects you have in the pipelines? >> a follow-up to "heaven is for real" called "miracles from heaven." new book. movie out for easter of 2016. >> nice. >> working on the reboot of "masters of the universe." remember the he-man? bring him back. i have the power! yes, man. bringing it back. i'm telling a book that you're familiar with called "it's complicated." >> yes. >> what about this

>>anny hong: checkup highs for today at 3:00 p.m. we will be saying more sunshine today in the afternoon most areas and under threat and an and southwest said for the coast potentially san francisco you will see numbers fairly pleasant a little milder 75 is a high in fairfield 76 and antioch 74 and the more 65 in oakland and for san francisco human shuttle to get out of 50's because of the cloud cover and the sunshine for sunnyvale and san jose topping and a lower 70 is also the seventh for san rafael and santa rosa. >>marty gonzales:and happening rigth now. the san mateo bridge is closed and it will stay closed all weekend. the closure began at 10:00 last night. >>marty gonzales:the bridge re- opens monday morning at five. crews will be repaving and doing a little maintenance. cal-trans says, this 39- million- dollar project is needed to preserve the bridge's integrity. >>marty gonzales:happening right now.a rare sight bart train service will be shut down between oakland's coliseum and fruitvale stations. >>marty gonzales:bart says.

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>>anny hong: here is a look at the oakland they planned for today like to the clock to the judge will be in the upper and 50's is still cool but by the repeal would allow 65 degrees that is when temperatures will peak near 60 is looking for the southwestern raise a lot of the record of high pressure. given us a little more sunshine and a little more one starting today it will continue for the next few days is a look at the storm tracker 4 to recast the temperatures will start out in the mid-50s this morning and then we'll one of into the '60s and '70s. >>anny hong: the yellow celesta 7 is we will see some is once again for east bay location including copper and the more also san jose by rod 3:00 this afternoon and that was the temperatures peak around that time it will cool down. working for the high necessity to was addresses all of the '60s and san jose 65 degrees for oakland the next few days look like this the one continues through sunday. >>marty gonzales:breaking overnight. the c-h-p is investigating a deadly crash on highway 101 in marin county. >>marty gonzales:it happened jus

annie mccormick is live at pioneer gas station on route 14 bristol township, annie, what's the story here? >> well, jim, he left napal because of political conflicts he had. he was hoping his wife and son would come here to the u.s.. they were reported missing during the earthquake and this week the only connection to him and his family, his phone, was stolen during armed robbery at the gas station where he works. two armed robbers hit this pioneer gas station in bristol township days apart in two separate crimes. monday around 8 naem suspect name armed with knife. he grabs attendant and watch closely as the suspect rips the victim's smart phone out of his hand. the suspect then hits cash register tale stealing as many bills as he k back to this image the thief may not realize when he took this victim's phone he ripped a lifeline out of his hand. >> if i get my phone there is my picture and my son. >> depack is from napal his wife and young son were reported missing in this weekend's earthquake. all his photos of them are on the iphone and smart phone is main line of communication in

annie, what are the details on this? >> reporter: well, jim, it was just yesterday that police did make an arrest for a man who they say allegedly grabbed a woman's bottom as she was jogging on this trail. well, now they have a new menace on the radnor trail. they say that there was a man who dropped his shorts and flashed a female jogger. motorcycle cops patrolling the radnor trail are a comforting sight for joggers today. just after 8:45 near conestoga road and brookside avenue a female jogger made this report. >> as she was running on the trail she passed a white male that had no shirt on. as she passed this male while she was jogging she turned around and when she did the individual dropped his running shorts to his ankles and exposed himself to her on the trail. >> reporter: that jogger ran and alerted police. >> at no time did the individual make any verbal or physical contact with her. >> reporter: but police are concerned. indecent exposure suspects often graduate to larger crimes like sexual assault. just yester

. >> annie: adding over to the sierra tahoe area today you will encounter some scattered showers some thunderstorms do keep in mind that sonora are now back open right now so that will not impact you travel again towner some lightning strikes heading out toward truckee due to scattered showers and thunderstorms activity alive look fatter sfo camera the lenses dirty thises and are in just a clean balance out there but we are looking academicians that level of force of family members coming in for the holiday weekend the again be delayed this evening average delay ride around an hour or so on arriving flights due to low visibility no problems for oakland's allen said lookit celebrate our picture is sopa likely conditions across the bay area rowing to see more sunshine heading into the weekend right now it is 77 rosella '60s and oakland 65 and san jose mid-60s and livermore and i come back to talk about the holiday for cassoulet no one '70s and '80s return. >> catherine: hustle district not autonomous security around bethel high school in been reporting and kron 4 news all week parents h

jim. >> thank you, annie. >>> you said it. nothing is more important for a fun holiday weekend than the accuweather forecast. so, cecily tynan what's the deal with that? >> the pressure is on, jim. we are starting the weekend seasonable. i'm tracking a lot of sunshine for the weekend but we do have to pretty big swings in temperatures. right now, though, it's comfortable. 77 degrees in philadelphia. it's breezy. good amount of sunshine. you'll notice, though, pittsburgh it's 65 degrees. there's a cold front moving through. this has been kicking off a couple sprinkles north of philadelphia. it's mainly coming through dry and what will happen behind this front, another area of high pressure builds in. this will bring us loads of sunshine tomorrow but a big drop in the temperatures. overnight tonight temperatures dropping down into the 40's in most of our viewing area. 30's in the lehigh valley and the weekend kickoff for tomorrow showing not a cloud in the sky. wall to wall sunshine but temperatures running about 6 degrees below

for now live in west philadelphia, anneia annie mccormick, "action news". >> thank you annie. a suitcase was dumbed in a weeded area on the side of the road and he was 30-year-old scott berneyesle of philadelphia. they don't know what led to his death and are asking anyone with information to call them. a man found the body yesterday when he smelled a strong odor. >> a community is pulling for a 4-year-old girl that fell from a second floor window. medics rushed her by air nroons lehigh valley hospital after a fall on the home 1600 block of lincoln dmort muhlenberg township. authorities are not disclosing the extent of her injuries. the youngster's brother says there's normally a fan in the window. but it had been removed. >>> person of interest raheem felder is in custody tonight. he was wanted in connection with a sexual assault and attempted sexual assault in south philadelphia. "action news" reporter dann cuellar is live at the police department special victim's unit. dann, police say they have physical evidence linking felt p felder to the crimes. >> reporter: well, they

live in hunting park, annie mccormick, "channel 6 action news," jim. >> thank you annie. philadelphia police charmed 18-year-old robert robert in connection with a hit-and-run that city beingly injured a temple university student rachel hall. police say surveillance video shows hall going through a stop sign when truck. roberts told police he panicked and fled. paul goalie on the lacrosse team was to graduate tomorrow. >> a soldier die frdz injuries suffering from a humvee crash on new jersey turnpike last friday. 25-year-old john leavelis was one of four hurt when a vehicle tried to pass the military convoy hit the humvee sending it off the road to a tree. they were on their way to joint base mcguire lakehurst from fort drum in new york snrk. >> authorities released dashcam that shows dover, delaware police officer kicking a suspects in the face. the incident happened august of 2013. but corporal thomas web stert fourth was arrested this past monday after a grand jury ib indicted him for second degree assault. the charges are the results of lawsuit by aclu that after ano

jim. >> annie thank you. police continue to investigate the claims of a witness that a man tossed a baby off the railroad bridge 68 and kingsessing in southwest philadelphia. the search has been suspended for the night. surveillance video shows a man and woman walking away from the bridge at the same time the witness reported seeing a man kiss the baby and then throw it over the bridge. despite searches miles of track below police have found no trace of the baby. >> investigators still don't know what caused 14 foam get sick at the postal facility at 435 route 130 hamilton township. hazmat crews came in to take tests. there's no word what caused super sweet odor. one person passed out. while 1 others were treated at the scene. officials say there was no trace of any spills, powders or liquid residue. >> philadelphia homicide detectives wants to identify a killer tonight. while they don't yet know the identity of his victim. he's a john doe in late 20s early 30s. gunned down pointblank range on 2200 block of n

thank you, annie. it was a very special graduation ceremony at swathmore college today there a young man received his diploma after overcoming daunting obstacles along his path to success. haden damp graduated with honors with a degree in environmental engineering and he is legally blind and gets around with little help from his guide dog fathom. haden says some of his challenges may be different than those of fellow students but having a supportive community sure helps. >> coming in as a swarthmore student i had to learn how to manage my time effectively and how to use the resource around me in the best way possible. and that's a challenge every student faces it just happens sometimes i have to use tools in slightly different ways. >> he's now headed to great britain where a prestigious marshall scholar sthop get his master's degree there. >> congratulations. >> good for him. >> great job. >> more to come on "action news" volunteers give up sunday morning to create an urban aoasis. we'll tell you what

reporting live at 30th street station annie mccormick channel6 "action news." >> thank you annie. >>> time is now 6:46. more coverage of this breaking news story is next. >> this is the view from chopper 6hd. six cars, one engine all off the tracks as rescue workers and first responders and others are still out there investigating and trying to get a handle on it. we have more on the derailment after the break including the 911 calls that came in the moments after those cars went off the tracks. >> ♪♪ [sfx: bell] [burke] it's easy to buy insurance and forget about it. but the more you learn about your coverage, the more gaps you may find. [burke] like how you thought you were covered for this... [man] it's a profound statement. [burke] but you're not even covered for this... [man] it's a profound statement. [burke] or how you may be covered for this... [burke] but not for something like this... [burke] talk to farmers and see what gaps could be hiding in your coverage. [sfx: yeti noise] ♪ we are farmers bum - pa - dum bum - bum - bum - bum ♪ >> welcome back. chopper six is live here o

that is where we find "action news" reporter annie mccormack with the latest situation, annie? >> reporter: walter, family of that 13 year-old girl did speak with us today but there are still concerns for her safety and only wanted to use her first name diamond. but they tell us she's a fighter and she was responsive after her surgery but they want police to find the two men, who they think are responsible. >> somebody come here ape no something. >> reporter: plea from the aunt of the 13 year-old girl shot in the stomach by a stray bullet. the victim was on the front porch when chaos unfold in the 3500 block of shelton street midnight saturday. police found more than a dozen shell casings within the block, bullets went through the second floor bedroom window and riddled at least three vehicles. >> they just went pop pop pop, pop and one after the the other. >> reporter: resident outside described two men running down the entire block firing away. >> i saw the the guys running and you know i didn't see their faces but i know they ran. there was no tomorrow. >> reporter: saturday

"action news" reporter annie mccormack joins us live from bensalem with the full story annie. >> reporter: things are quiet a at this construction side, since workers are done for the the day. and, and this is a large roadway over the portion of the pennsylvania turnpike. tonight officials from pennsylvania turnpike commission are urging motorist to slow it down, when in work zones as one motorist is dead and four construction workers were injured. authorities say that the driver of this car slammed into a construction vehicle and died at the scene. the contract crash injured several contracted workers on the bensalem job site on the turnpike i-95 link. the neighbor michael grown goer took these pictures, which overlooks the busy roadway. medivac'd transported one of the workers hit to temple hospital in critical condition. ambulance transported a second employee to frankford torresdale. according to turnpike officials a total of four construction workers were hurt after the motorist drove into the work zone just before 5:30 a.m. the employees were in the middle of the changing a traffic

live outside the federal building tonight is "action news" reporter annie mccormick. annie mccormick you have the full story. >> jim it took jurors more than a week to come to their decision. now comes the officers according to head of fop they will begin the arbitration process to get their jobs back. >> joy outside a federal court with a not guilty verdict in all 2 counts for six former philadelphia narcotics officers part of an elite squad accused of robbing and using excessive force on drug suspects over a spap of years. >> a lot of people said a lot of things about us. and glad the truth came out. >> my son is coming them to his wife, his children and his badge amen. >> the mother of the only one of six to serve nearly a gleer jail liciardeli, they continued their celebration at the fop. >> it's not a party but get together for families and officers they worked with just to be able to get reacquaintd soon after the charges commissioner charles ramsey stripped them of their jobs and da's office drops hundreds of cases linked to the six. ten clients long time defen

kron-4's anny hong joins us now. anny can we expect the wet weather to return any time soon? > > anny : depending on where you can add to the either saw a lot of rain or you saw nothing. here is the storm tracker 4 it really impacted places like east bay east of the diablo range. it was really active and we got all kinds of things from heavy rain to mt. snow we saw lightning and also heard some thunder. here is the torrential rain that took place earlier this afternoon over 200 cloud to ground lightning strikes and yet places like sent to cisco are getting nothing--san francssico tomorrow a straight showers possible the weekend is cool and shy--dry will have more proof forecast later >> pam :a vallejo student. shot to death near his high school today. tonight. his friends and family are in mourning. max rusk was a senior at jesse bethel high school. and today, police found his body near a popular skateboarding park close to the school. the 17 -year old's parents say they are trying to understand why someone would want to hurt him. >>:this is the worst day of our life. this is

for now we're live at 30th street station annie mccormick channel6 "action news." >> annie thank you ahead a couple can of local politicians were on train 188 when it derailed late last night. we'll hear from them when "action news" comes right back. >> we'll update what turned out to be an extremely dangerous accident call where philadelphia police say a driver involved tried to use his car as a weapon. david. >> cooler air has arrived. dressing the can kids in jackets and long pants. they might want the hood up because it's not only cool but windy. we'll have your afternoon call and your day planner forecast coming up next. >> ♪♪ >> ♪♪ >> welcome back. we are continuing our coverage of the deadly derailment in the port richmond section of philadelphia. ntsb officials are heading to the scene right now and here's what we know at this moment. at least five people are dead, dozens more injured. philadelphia mayor michael nutter called the scene horrific. as of now it seems many people on that train have still not been accounted for. more than 140 people went to hospitals to be evaluat

annie mccormick channel 6 "action news." >> annie thank you. >> the coverage of the derailment will continue throughout the day can you find photos and videos from the scene at 6abc.com. along with the latest on the investigation. >> all right coming up in our next half our we'll go live to the trenton train station and nora muchanic has impact for travelers in new jersey at this hour. photos from inside of the derailed train cars and reaction from a former congressman that survived the accident. >> dry but windy conditions across the region and that triggers a red flag warning and an enhanced chance of fires a warm-up is in the accuweather seven day. >> all right david thank you those stories and more when "action news" comes right back. i'm only in my 60's... i've got a nice long life ahead. big plans. so when i found out medicare doesn't pay all my medical expenses, i got a medicare supplement insurance plan. [ male announcer ] if you're eligible for medicare, you may know it only covers about 80% of your part b medical expenses. the rest is up to you. call now and find out about an aarp

>>anny hong: to charges will be a little long model '70's and land and a couple of spots to hit 80 by a and memorial day. >>pam moore: it could be the vehicle in your driveway may not be as safe as it could be. >>reporter: they are recalling these vehicles because of a possible defect that could cause their backs to explode ancestral capital into the driver for it is one of the largest recalls an automated history 34 million vehicles are affected that means one out of every seven cars trucks and vans on the road in the united states today to amass a recall would not be easy to implement impact it could take years because 34 million new air bags will have to be manufactured and then replaced in the vehicle even though there is no guarantee they work in fact to find out if your car is affected you could check the national highway traffic safety administration web site you can also check our web site will have a section dedicated to the plan you can also check the q and a there was a blanket of put and of the numbers even if your car does not pop up is not a guarantee that you are in the

, annie? >> reporter: eva it sounds like a tragic accident that happened. now the new jersey troopers are mourning one of their own. they are patrolling around monmouth county. this is the video from the scene around 1:00 a.m. early this morning on 195. a deer ran in front of the cruiser as it headed eastbound. the crown vic torah -- crown vic struck a tree. the trooper who was with him had lacerations and neck injury and he has been treated and released from the hospital. the state police captain talked about the severity of the crash. >> they struck the deer, the car veered off the woods striking trees. the one trooper who died, died immediately. the other trooper sustained relatively minor injuries, he has been checked out and released from the hospital. >> reporter: of course this all unfolded hours ago captain stephen jones telling us they expect to release the identity of the trooper killed sometime today they are waiting to notify next of kin. for live, now in hasmal ton new jersey -- h

annie mccormick is live at lehigh valley hospital in allentown with the latest. annie. >>reporter: and walter, sarah that 19-year-old brother mother and 1-year-old son were taken here to lehigh valley hospital cedar crest. we're told by police they were taken here in serious condition after a dramatic rescue by two allentown police officers. >> 911 calls from witnesses came into police 1:45 in the afternoon sunday officers lined the banks of lehigh river responding from east and west sides of allentown. horrified onlookers watched as 19-year-old woman pshd a stroller with 1-year-old son on to hamilton street bridge and according to police did the aunthink aboutable aattempted muddier suicide. john liciaga drove up moments later. >> when i got here they were telling me that some lady threw the baby over the bridge and she jumped off. >> the 19-year-old made it out of water to embankment and collapsed and the baby was 700 yards downstream and was in the water for at least 4 minutes. officer joseph ianetta pulled him from the water and then began cpr with officer john leon

sharee williams, cecily tynan annie mccormick are here to tell that story and any is live in wildwood and any looks like the crowds were already out tonight. >> they're already out jim, i can tell you i was on the same exact boards in february when there was snow an i'm happy to be back here in flip flops. today was picture perfect and people and businesses are hoping for repeat. >> kites lit up the sky over wild woods first night of international kite fest. on the board car tram car back in action and kids back up past their bedtime. >> we're going to have rides. >> what about the beach. >> yeah. >> with parents who don't seem to mind. >> we are spontaneous we'll see what happens. >> officials gathered to unlock the beach in wildwood early friday sign of unofficial start of summer. businesses, banks on weather and friday was a gift. for merchants this week is taste of how profitable the coming months could be. >> it turns into a hustle fest here an weekend like this. >> it's a full flavor weekend that stone harbor ice strainle springers was more than 50 kind on the board. >> very goo

live at northeast detectives "action news" reporter annie mccormick, annie? >> and jim that 12-year-old stabbing victim is home recovering tonight. he tells us him and his 14-year-old sister had no ideas who the group of attackers were they mraev it was a case of mistaken identity and they tried to stop the fight from happening but by then the punches were already being thrown. >> how do i tell my son it's okay when it's not. you know he deposit feel safe. >> floyd divine got the call yesterday his 12-year-old gun was stabbed while producting his signature from a group of girls that tried to attack her. the siblings were leaving zeigler and going there grabbed moms. they spoke to us and were asked not to identify them. >> i thought it was a dream. am i really getting juneed. >> i did know they had a knife. i forgot that they had a knife. and then he had to stab me. i thought they pub chded me and when i looked tat and seen the five i took it out. >>> 5 to 150 kids. he miss took the victor for someone else. >> only "action news" was there when police arrived t

a "action news" reporter annie mccormack is live now at city hall with more, hi, annie. >> reporter: hi, sarah. they are using these final days to get out there to the voters. now even those candidates that are lead nothing recent polls say they are in the looking at those numbers they just care about what happens on tuesday. a poll released just this week placed former city councilman at large jim kenny in the lead, plus he got city council president darryl clark's endorsement. today he check with poll workers in north philadelphia and had this to say to voters. >> what i know i will bring to city hall is a a good heart good head and a care for people. a belief in public service is a high calling. belief public service is something that is important and special. god gives you the opportunity to serve people. you need to take it and tour best every day to serve them in the best way you can. >> reporter: state senator anthony hardy williams hit the shop rite at 3400 block of fox street. that same poll put him in the close second. >> it is here where people are that have, a desire, mak

"action news" reporter annie mccormack joins us live with the full story what do we know at this point. >> reporter: walter, this one we're told at this is a death investigation but not sus fish us. they do not believe this is criminal at this time. we do know police, and also, staff from in manor care an assist ted living facility did make a discover are the behind me after they noticed a patient was missing. take a look, this is video from the scene, at the intersection of forest creek and wood hallow drive. staff at west deptford's manor care an assist ted living facility for short and long term patients called police just before 7:30 after they noticed a patient was missing. the within ten minutes they discovered a six five-year old man in the ravine 5 feet off of the property. detectives from the gloucester county prosecutor's office ape also west deptford police responded, police say that this is not the a suspicious death and not criminal, at this point they do not believe that, and he was there shortly after employees, made a discovery. >> i seen, one of the cna workers, she wa

. >>> let's head over to annie mccormick. she's live for us at 30th street station.people wondering whether they should go there and what to expect if they do. good morning annie. >> reporter: good morning. very busy morning and it has been overnight. as for people who are now coming to 30th street station because they were passengers of train 188 they are coming from the hospitals. those people with minor injuries and also some people from the shelter that they did provide are expected to can come here on a bus. we've been expecting them for the past hour or so. now, what's going to happen is once they check in with the red cross they will be accounted for. you heard in chad's story him saying that the mayor said that not everyone was accounted for at that point. so it's important for them to check in and do that. their next step then is to get help to get to the next destination. people slept overnight at 30th street station many on trains with canceled service due to the accident. the red cross has 50 volunteers standing by at their center. they're also taking in

the "action news" reporter annie mccormack joins us live with the full story annie. >> reporter: walter, the medical examiner's office has released names of the 17 year-old victim, as at this point police are not calling this a crime and they say this is just a tragic accident. the call came in around 8:00 p.m. friday, a driver, lost control of his vehicle and crashed into his garage here in the 300 block of chest walled road. >> it was a big bang seeming like somebody closed the garage door. the minutes later i heard frantic screaming and hollering. >> reporter: jake kennedy lives two doors down. he he called 911 and ran to help. >> someone dressed in nurse scrubs likely nurse scrubs, i don't know if she was related to the family but was trying to looked like resuscitate the the boy. the father seemed ton holding him in his arms, and he was just laying in the big pool of blood. >> reporter: a according to upper darby police the 17 year-old died at the scene. victim's father was behind the wheel, police believe that this was just a tragic accident and the father lost control of his vehi

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annie. >> reporter: many of the red cross volunteers, about 50 of them have been here overnight.ose shelters that we have been talking about that were at local schools they have now moved here and there is a hospitality center that is inside 30th street station. also, a number of those people who were in the hospital too did not have major injuries are also being transported here. this is all so that they can be checked in with the red cross. then they can be countered for and then they can be helped by amtrak to get to where they need to be. we talked to one woman as she just entered back from the hospital. she tells us about her experience. she tells us in spanish. take a listen and then i'll translator for you. [speaking foreign language] >>> and she's technology us that at that moment she wanted to find her daughter and her son because they were separated. her daughter broke her leg. , see miriam was actually walking with a limp. now also early this morning passengers stranded at 30th street station because their trains headed to new york had to wait several hours because of

covering o'malley has opinion about 2016 for a very long tile. >> annie, this is elizabeth. a question. one of the terms we've been hearing a lot when we talk about hillary clinton is transparency. in your opinion and your coverage how transparent was he as a mayor then governor of your state? >> reporter: you know there's a real contrast there. i mean governor o'malley and mayor o'malley would go out with reporters and have dinner you know we would go for drinks we'd go for dinner with big groups of reporters so he was very accessible. i found him to be very accessible as a reporter and that made a big difference. we get to really understand his thinking why he was making some of the decisions he was making and off the record lengthy conversations really informed my reporting and informed the reporting of "the washington post" and many other, sorry, excuse me the many other outlets that covered him. >> that is certainly a stark difference than hillary clinton. just so our viewers understand you are watching the introduction video of martin o'malley former governor of maryla

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. >>> now we will head out to annie mccormack in belmount plateau in fairmount park. plenty of people there soaking in the sun. hi annie. >> reporter: walter, that is right, not everybody went to the shore with john rawlins plenty of people stayed behind here in the city. the this is one of the most popular places for people to go belmont plateau. you can see city line there people hanging out kid having fun and picnicking here in the park. the grilling has started in fairmount park. traffic, crawled heading to the philadelphia zoo and tourists filled independent mall. >> very night. >> great day for it. just to walk around. >> we generally don't go to the shore on memorial day weekend. we stay in the city. we have our friends. it has been a fun day. >> reporter: outside the city the devon horse show attracts competitive riders and olympians of all ages. competitor rider erika, 13 from florida. >> it means everything to be here and i started driving so my favorite portion so far. >> reporter: for more than 118 years premiere horse show, draws the scene and crowd. ther

kron-4's anny hong joins us now. anny will we see any showers soon. >> reporter:good tuesday evening. cooler than normal weather will continue along with a through the rest of the work week. slight warming can be expected over the memorial holiday weekend. >> reporter: also seen a little bit of snow and a higher elevation indicated by the blue. we have klay starts up there and a little sunshine today. this is what you can expect for this evening, cloudy conditions and storms possible current spotty drizzle at otherwise some locations will have showers current. >> reporter:, as mine will we get? some place to solve some amount but not a little but not a lot >> reporter: are when speed right now and fairfield is 15 and with 12 and oakland temperatures right now with 56 in san francisco and upper 50s and san jose with 57 per it is cooling down out there. >> reporter: we may make it to a couple low seventies including brett wood creek >> reporter: 59 degrees for downtown san vs culprit we will still need jackets for tomo

"action news" reporter annie mccormick has more. >>> authorities say the driver this car slammed into a construction vehicle and died at the scene. the crash injured several contracted workers on this bensalem job site on turnpike i-95 link and neighbor took these pictures from neighborhood that overlooks the roadway. medevac transported one hit to temple in city cap condition and wlans transported second employee to frankford torresdale. according to officials a total of four construction workers were hurt after motorist drove into the work zone just before 5:30 a.m. the employees were in middle of changing a traffic pattern. one worker was driving construction work erin two or outside of the truck picking up third. >> jill kelly lives right about the turnpike and rarely sees drivers slow down through the work zone and the sign is expected to be here for month. >> they're always whizzing by absolutely. >> in fact this is second time this week a note rest hist a workner preponderates and now turnpike thorryes are asking to conduct more speed enforcement details in work sdeenz in light

annie mccormick has the latest. >> reporter: yarts -- yards from philadelphia international airport, a man made a grim discovery. >> he came upon the suitcase and realized that the smell was coming from the suitcase. he called the police. >> reporter: police responded and realized this stretch of second street in tinicum township was a crime scene. >> they try to discovered by opening that there was a man inside. >> reporter: they are waiting for an autopsy determining his race. neighbors say people jog and walk and ride their bikes here daily and the mystery of the man in the suitcase has them on edge. >> i was scared and shocked you don't know what happened. and that he is something is there someone around town that's walking around that did it? when did this happen. >> reporter: at this point the district attorney is scawlg this suspicious, they are waiting for an autopsy to determine the cause and manner of death. they are expecting the autopsy to happen friday morning. annie mccormick channel 6 "action news." >> >> the hunt is on for a sexual assault suspect wanted for two attac

annie mccormick has more details. >> reporter: 981 calls from witnesses came into police around 1:45 in the afternoon sunday. officers lined the banks. lehigh river responding from the oohs side and west side of allentown. a 19-year-old woman pushed the stroller on the bridge and did the unthinkable in an apparent attempted murder suicide. >> i saw the stroller halfway down the sidewalk. when i got over her, they were telling me some lady threw the baby over the bridge and then she jumped off. the baby was 700 yards downstream and in the water for at least four minutes. officer joseph inetta performed cpr and brought the infant back to life. police say from the bridge to the water is a 52-foot drop and it's a miracle they are ray live. >> reporter: police say the officer had 13 years on the force, police say the mother and child were taken to lehigh valley hospital in serious condition. they have not released the name of the mother, they tell us it is an on going investigation and no charges have been filed. reporting in allentown, annie mccormick channel 6 "action news." >> and poli

annie mccormick has the story. >> reporter: just yards from philadelphia international airport a man walking his dog made the grizzly discovery. >> he discovered a very foul odor. he came upon the suitcase and realizinged that the smell was emanating from the suitcase. he called tinicum township police. >> reporter: police responded and realized this stretch of second street in tinicum township was a crime scene. >> they looked at the suitcase and they discovered that a body was inside. >> reporter: authorities believe the badly decomposed body is a man in his 20s. they are waiting for the autopsy to determine his race. people walk and jog through here daily. and the mystery of the man in the suitcase has them on edge. >> i was scared and shocked you don't know what happened, is there someone around town that's walking around that did it? when did this happen? >> reporter: at this point the district attorney is calling it suspicious, they are waiting for an autopsy to determine the cause and manner of death. they are expecting that autopsy to happen friday morning. reporting in essin

many people are having fun on the boardwalk be warned the water is still chilly annie mccormick has a report on the short front in the next half-hour. >>> sky6 live hd looking live at penns landing, it will be crowded with people looking to have fun this weekend. the blue cross river rink which is popular for ice skating in the winter has transformed into a roller skating rink. >> reporter: the city of brotherlily love is alive with memorial day. with great weather people are out and taking in the sights on independence mall. we found a group playing ultimate frisbee with independence hall as the backdrop. >> we're having a good time with the whole team. >> reporter: the spruce street harbor park is in full swing. >> it's opening day and we're thrilled. shane brought her family for the sights and sounds and the ice cream. what kind did you get? >> cotton candy. >> this is one of our favorite places to go. >> reporter: the park has a new selection of eateries this summer, full of good food. it's beautiful the weather is perfect, the lights are pretty. >> reporter: there's even a hangou